Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ml Attaway *ot Stasyed.?Allow me to oat tbet the recent eeeeuili of the mental derangement of one of our ministers ami bis wife are not e?rr+*<t I h??? M >< isiaer 01 u*e alllic ed preach#', who went to bis son's home and raw the effects left and talked with tbe prop's who i|?ed near that son's f araonage. And 1 repeat on tbe best author, tjr that want was not tbe c>use of the derangements. Had there been want, the ??> kindred f the unfortunate preacher would 'r* have telievtd hint and tbe rat tubers of the cireuit or his brother ministers would bare d< ne the same, lite tarn if young Mr. Attaway now contains about forty bushels of corn. So bis horse was prorided for A relative of means living near him, had to'd him to get whatever be wanted at auy time. So his home was provided for, even if tbe natural supplies failed. The cause of tbe derangement was net want. I need not meutioo the articlo of the Columbia Register. Its aaimus is plain, aad its misrepresentations are manifest. Methodist prerclim are not orndled iu beds of ease, but they are not treated as badly as the Register would have tbe publio believe. A conv ncittg proof is that we have more applicants f?r admission into our conference tban we can well appoint. Men do not overstock the martyr-stake. Further, a suj ynj ?o Mil t<??; VII buu tuiuu f?CHltU, anu several be*ides would litre been glad to go to it. Duller circuit is not regarded as a place where j r.'achers arc starred.?Jons 0. Witsox, in Greenville A'etce. 0HKA1> R.VTKS TO TU? IXAUOl'HATION.? Grorer Cleveland, for the second lime will steDd in the portico of the bcnuuiui National Capiiol?on March 4th, 18'Jd?and bo inaugurated rrcsiJcnt of (lie United Slute-. What a great event that will be. and what a countless multitude wil. be there ! A vast number will come fr?m the Sputh and Southwest, and most of tliejo will take the Kipbmond Si Danville K. K.?the greatest Southern system. Its regu'sr serv ce of three dady trains, running solid, between tho South and Washington, including the only vostibulcd limited, composed exclusive* Iv of l'ullman l'alace drawing rooui and dining cap*, will, op this occasion, be greatly angirrnted by the most complete arrangeipent of extt a service ever offered by this mod.1 system. Excursion tickets at the ra'e of a fare a- d a third for in:i*idunls. mid one fare f->r party of military. twcitty-fivp or moe, wdl be 8>ld on Mprcli 1, 2, >1, and f *r train to arrive Washington by noon of March 4. Valid, returning, until March 8th, 18'.t:jFurlhcr information obtainable from any agent of this system or of its connections. S. II. Hardwick, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Atlanta, (in. pas), kok I'orLTuv.?-This is the way 1 feed and euro fir sixty fowls, composed of two hrown Leghorn cockrcls, one-year old hens and pullets, mixtures of Leghorn and Wyandottes. Not a single dajr in two years -sb/ wherein I have failed to get eggs, tells a jyrjtcf in ttye National l$lfckman \ of course ift' ipouipng tin}# ilicy ape very few. One pullet has already laid f<.rtj-two eggs, with no mat. I keep them in their warm house during the winter, except on nice, warm days. For their breakfast I chop fine, one qtlart of meat scraps, one quart of eome kind of vcgctab'cs ; add t > this neirly two qumts if corn meal, two quarts of middling, cue tablespoonful of either ginger, cayenne KOPper Pj: Ipirkiq.'s condition powders. Otice in a grpnt wbi'e $ dose pf sulphur,iniaiMg well with hut wntor. Three quarts oojr'i night. Their drink is quite weroa water, aU > ? ht'f pan of scalded sour milk, given hot. 1 keep by them a barrel of.sand plenty i f poundo 1 shell.", clean ofratifewhljfc- ? wash three or four times a yaar, with'an : ..oecaaiot al drenching iij kerovtno ell, and no vermin elmw.lhemrqj^c*. ^ Tuts ts OrriciAt..?LiHewooiJ, >f. J., Feb. l-I.?Mr. Cleveland officially announced the names of four members of his Cibinct, Vhrough tlie Coiled l'rrss this evening. They are; Walker II. (ircsbam, of Illinois, Servntary of State; John O Carlisle, of Kentucky, Soerotar"' of the. Treasury ; Danf<i S Lampm, of New York,' Secretary of pjvr; Wilson S. Biesel. of Buffalo, l'o.?tpnis'er General ; Hpke Smith, of Gcojgia, jjpcrelrry of the Inteyjir, I in itiaVii'U thi?. announcement, Mr. Cleveltndsaid: "There is no need of any mystery in regard to the Cabinet, and it is useless to specu'nte and indu'ge in guess work. i nimii 1II.IM.C- Ii<> jccrcc HI me mailer, Dill shall announce the unines of the gentlemen selected to fill the positions as fast as I receive their acceptances, and permission to $*k$ ike matlysr public."- ' 't'ttK wrimino ok Bishop Lyman.?Chat* lesion, S. V., Feb. 9.?-The wedding of Jii.-lipp Lynnjtt in Miss Susan Robertson tuck pl?co at St. Michael's church this morning. The csremony was performed by the Rce. Dr. Pinckncy of Grace church, who is the senior member of the standing committee of the diocese. Tbc attendants wete select, but not large. The bride wai giver' away by Col. ii. fc. Ypung. She attired- 1 jn a trnvclTig dt ess, and looked very handtome. Frdm the churcli the happy couple wtre driven to lh? Chariest n and Savannah railway depot, where they boarded a train for Florida. The honeymoon will embrace a rrs'dcnce of several weeks in Floridr and r. trip to Baltimore, \yhence jhey will return |o (lib bplscppal residence in Ilaleigh, N. C. The ago of the Bishop is 7'J and (hut of the bride 45. Dysokpsia ani> Livkii Complaint.?Is it not worth the small price of 7<>c. to free yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints, if you think so call at our s'ore and get a botlic of Shiloh's Vitalizer, evovy bottle r, printed guarantee op it, |i*? Accordingly and if it does you np go?d i( wj'l co9t you noting, Bold by || R, wmilii A Co. We have a speedy and positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth ami headache, in SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A nasal injector free with each la tile. ^ Uso it if you desire health and sweet breath Price oOc. Sold by II. K. Smith & Co. List of Letters Remaining in tlio Postoffiee at Union, for ^ vhc WOi'K Oituutg Fob, 1 tin, lM'JlL P Mr. Cate Gist. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one ccut for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. Books and Papers; RARPKIIS' HA/AAII. FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUS. WEEKLY. THE SEASON. THE COSMOPOLITAN. THE CENTURY. Results other Literature of the day and JD iily Papers. For Mile by II. F. SCAIFE & SON. Jon 17-7-21 Notice io Trespassers. . : -j P * ' A|.|, petrous arc prohibited from hunting, fishing, cutting timber, making rials, or trespassing in any mnnner on my landt lying in Union county near Loukhn't ^ flhods, and on liroal River m ar Mount Tabor. Those violating these orders will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. MRS. FI5 \N'CES MURPHY, Charleston, S. C. Jan. 27-1-lt Mortgage Sale. YJSDEH and by virtue of v> tu id t n?riti|* d'nl, wKottd to m by Mm. Julia E. Spiou**. on 18tk day of | April, 1892. an'l recorded in the office of , Regiser Me?-ne Conveyance for Union ' County, in Pook M. No. 12, page 210, ?u the 20ih A|r?l, 1892, we will sell before tho C- utthouse, at Union, 8. C., during ( the legal hours of sale, on Men-Jar, the t-ib March, 1893, bo ng Salesday, the folIwwing doscribid property, to-wit : All the right, t t!o and interest that Mrs. ) Julia E. Sprouse has in that certain tr-ct of Ian i lying, be ng au-t situate in Kith D<m towt .-lii--. i-i l'ni-'ii Coutiiy, containing three hundioi and ninety acre*, more or le^e. and t bounded !?y lun-ls of ?. C. Jeter, Mrs. \Tiu. , Turk-r T*?. --.I ? 1 M m' ?> ? * VI UIIU VI 11C I . A U?0 . C All the right, title and interest that Mm. j Julia K. Spr*u?e has in that o'her lot of land iu the tiwn Jonrsville, 8. C., and bounded by lanls of Hamlet Smith, Maia street, Church street, Dr. K. M. Litilejohn and othcts. a TERMS OP SALE?CASH. Purchaser to fay f>r papers. Wm. A NICHOLSON & SON, ( Marlg?goce. Mortgage Sale. ) UNDER and by lirtue ?f a power of At- * turuey to inc executed hy J. F. Tu? 3 ner, I will aell before the Uour'house door io tha town of Uii un. ou Sa esday in March, * 1893, tfta following dtsc ibed Ian ), to-wit: All the r*<ght, title and interest of J. F. Turner (the ta'KC b-iug an undivided one. half interest) in and to all that certain liact ? of land lying, being n <d situate in Gundeysville township, Un on Comity, State ? f 1 South Carolina, contnii>i"g no hiiadrel and ' fifty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Cl< ugh S. Ionian, nnd ethers ?Said tract known as a part of I lie lands of estate of R. G. Davidson, deceased. TERMS Or SALE?CASH II. H ITLK IOHN, Attorney.. Feb. 17*7 3t. To the Cotton Planters of Union County. 1710R cvory twenty bushels of on ton seed ? you vr 11 de nt our Mi 1, I wi 1 allow you five hundred pounds of our Manipulate 1 S-andnrd Guano -the guaranteed analysis of which will be, two and oue-hnlf per cent, ainmon a, eigh per cent, of phosphoric acid nnd two per en . piita h. Or for twenty bushels of seed, I wi 1 g.ve you four huud cd pouu ts of pr me C ttou Seed Meal. Hie ij'iesiion for yon luo-n-ider is, which is bet fr your use ? iwcuiy bash-Is of Cottou Seel or five hiindtci pound:) of Standaid Grauo? W. K. THOMSON, Pres. Union Od & Mati'f'g Co. Feb 3-o tf V SHERIFF'S SALES FOR MARCH, 1893. BY 1.*irlue1 ?f iiou to n.e I i directed. ^ *w,il sell before the Court I rouse iloor, in the Town of Union, on Mon- . day, the sixth day of March next, during the legil hours of Sheriff's suits, the following described property, to-wit : ( Ouo lot of laud belonging to J, Wcs'ey llenson, situate, lying and being in the town of Union, Uni >n county, cou<aining three and three-fourth aeree, more or less, bounded by lands of Andrew Bath, Jesse Crawf>rd, J Mi.-s Lillic Duwkius and James II. ltolger. LetieJ on aud to he sold ns the pr-pcrty .of J Wesley Benaoa, at the suit off. K. Fo?t?r, Levi W Smith and H. E. 1'aimer, plain- | iffs, against J Wes'ey Benson, defendant. .. J. G. LONG, S. U C. I Sheriff's Office. Union, S U? Kr-b, 13, 1898. Feb IT-7 3t ' s Notice to Creditors. ALL persons hiving claims against the } estate of Robert Morrison, deceased, must preset^ tl^cut tu mc, properly proven, I at Spartanburg, S. 0. Feb. 0, 1893. 11. 11. CARLISLE, Feb. 10-0-41. Administrator. Strayed Cow. , A BLACK no-lurned Cow, about 8 ymrs jA. old, strayed from my premises about loth Dec. last. Anyone knowing of her whereabouts aud will notify mc will he well * paid for their lroubi<\ \\ C. DK.vV KB. I ^artiste, ?. t. Feb. 10-ti-lt. SPECIAL NOTICE. [HAVK bought the entire stock of bry Goods, Boots, Shot'', Hats, e o., of Rodger & Puicell for sixty cents on the dollar, an I will coiuinenco on Saturday 11th, to otror s>me of the yreatcsl inducements ever offet\d in the up country, to cash bvyorj ^vly. vUAi .1 FITlim.L. Fe& Au b-^f. j Union Drug Co., 1 ? 1)K A I.lilts IN? DRCQSj, i'.pciu >\eiliciues, 'Toilet Soups, 'Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brusno*. Tooth Powders, . Face lVwdcrs. A lull line i f Paints. Oils, Putty, Stains, 1 Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. 1 I'obacc), Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, * and a'l kinds of Druggist Sundries kept in a first-class Pl'i?rj w eve. s *? Physicians' Prescriptions earefully com* pounded at all hours. The Public will find our stock of Medicines coinplote, uarranttd genuine and of the best quality. Call and sec for youtseltcs. Feb17-7-ly uiaii nrni snrh ssp b sa? IfHI1 UCULHHCU HI LHv> I ! The first shot was fired on the 1st day of January,1893, at the Cheap Cash lied Front Hardware Store of kjCOTT lillOS. H No blood to be shed, no lives to be lost. I We make war upon no man to take bis 1 life Hut we have declared war upon 1 high pvices and long profits on all goods ' sold by us. We have ho:s'cd our banner ' and will show no qunrters. We fear no competition for we have resolved and nro determined to se'l our goods, such as Carpenter and lllfukgmU^ Tools, 1 l'lows ksl l'lowstocks, Axes, Shove's, ( Hoes, Nails, Horse Shoes, l'ocket and Table Cutlery, Cook and Heating Stoves, Wagon and Muggy Material, Wagon and I Muggy Harness, Sadd'es, lluggies aud all kinds of goods found in n first class I Hardware -"ore, at the very lowest live- f and-bt-live prices. We mean all we say. ' If you doubt, march to the Me l Front and walk right in and let us convince you by giving you prices. We are selling a iot of the best ^ Pittsburg stoel pi. vs at 3) cents. Cook s Stove, with everything complete, for $10.00; nicopen Moggy for $1(1.00; j top Muggy for $0o.(to. All other goods nt like reduction-1. Come and ^ give us a trial and he made happy, and we elta'l he happy, too. Very It cpocl fully, ^ SCOTT BROTHERS. Jnu "0-8,tf \ FREE T.TSI Tne display of Photos at ATWOOD UNGERS AKT GALLERY ?? a sight ! Y ihonld witness it f-r it is a treat you ba sever before bad the opp<rtunity of eeeii in Union. We conlia'ly invite everybody to call si isaiuine our work, and are sure yon will I jonvinced it is FAR THE FINEST WOP (v?r seen in the oily. If it isn't the tin* Replay of work e*er u> ule here we w nake you a couip'imentary a'U:ng, WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY. Krmembcr. we are here but for a she ime, and will do work up to and ine'ud'i Hatch 16, ". '1. We do all the latent styles of work: i duding ihe IUCIAN VIGNETTE, ARISTO GLACE AND STATUARY WOK! Seeing is believing. Call and cxaiuii ,nd be convinced. T" O l\f fS T WW 1.' 1? ? W? especial'y invite jour children ai akc thcui bj the instantaneous proc'sc. We do copying and enlarging, also ? :cW work of resiliences and store bui'ding is fine woik done in cloudy w ?*thrr i hrn the sun shine'. Von will do arell I ecurc jour work at once, as we are hei ut for a eh or i litue. Hoping to see yu i oou we are jours lMiot'g' aphica'lj AT WOOD & UNQtK Unin, 8. C. reb 10-0 4t. WILLIAMSON GILBERT-1 CO KNOIIAVEIUJ & W^RRR: ill kinds of Medals and Badges for Sccr Fraternities made to order. Vutch and CI ck repairing, l'lain and fnnr Engrav'ng a specialty. Sold and Silver l'l itinsr sciontiticallv don Cash paid for ol?l Gold and Silver. Respect fully, Union. S C. W. G. & CO. an. 27-4-ly MILL.INKR \ , JATKST STYLES ANp LOWEST PRICEJ Always pleaded to show goods and gi< atiflfaction to customer*. M US. J AS. GRANT. Oct 14 42 if. UCIIMOND & DANVILLE RAILROADC \ W. Huidckoper and Reuben Foster, r ceivei s. Co i.i'm in a and Gnr.Kxvn.lk Division, Condensed Schedule, \u etTcot Nov. 2 802. Trains vun by 75th Meridian Tim leiwccn Charleston, Columbia, Al'.ston an Spnrluuburg. Daily I I Daily No. 13. | STATIONS. |.\o. 14 0 .'>(( a miLr Clmi lesion Arilo "Sop 0 51) p ml " Columbia | 1 20 1 50 " i " Allstoii....,,,v 40 5 23 I" Cay%\e........... ? [11 44a 5 32 " j < ... ...S.>ntu,c " 111 30 5 -A). ' ... . Union " jll 17 yj ?) I ..,,..i-acj!cr 44 liO 44 (i 50 " |Ar Spartauburg Lv'lO *20 0 lOpm|Ar Aslieville Lv| 7 00 tetween Cluiles?oy, LVlun^tja Seneca at WalUalU. Dally. j Daily No. 11. | STATIONS. No. 1 ? 50 a m| l.v Charleston Ar 10 30p 1 20 " j 44 Columbia 44 fi 05 2 05piu| 44 Alston 44 5 13 2 '23 44 i " I'omnria 44 4 57 2 42 44 j " l'rosperily ... ' 4 40 2 57 " | 44 .?...>(e\\'bcrry' " 4 '25 1 01 j Helena......... " , 4 20 1 3d " 1 44 ......Cbappell's.... 3 38 2 17 44 " Ninety-Six... 44 3 15 2 37 " 44 Greenwood... " 2 53 2 53 44 44 Hodges 44 2 2?J 3 12 44 44 Donalds 44 2 1 1 3 23 44 44 lioneu l'alh.. '4 1 58 3 4 3 44 Ar Helton Lv 1 40 4 05 44 jLv Helton...... .. Ar! 1 35 4 35 44 j 44 Anderson.... 44 1 15 5 1 8 44 I 44 Pendleton'... 44 [12 45 il 00 44 I Ar Scncca Lv 12 10p ti 32 44 l.v Seneca Ar 12 10p 7 00 pm Ar Wallinlla l.v 11 40a 5 00 p 0! Ar Greenville.M Lv 10 OOn Train., leavv Spartanburg, A. & C, Dit iotr, Noitlibound, 1.00 a. tn, 3.48 p. i ?.00 p. ni. (Yestibuled Limited); Sou tound, 1.56 ant, 3.80 p in, 11.37 a. u Vestibuled Limited); Westbound, W. N. i division. 0.50 p. in., for llcnderjonvill l^bcville and Mot Springs. Tnvns leave Greenville, S. A & t division. Northbound. 3.07 *\ tn 2.20 p. n i.08 p in v\'esiUbuled Limited): Sou lound' 3.07 a in. I 12 p rn, 12.2 8 p Ycsiibulcd Limited) Trains leave Seneca, A & C Divisio i vi viiut'iiuu i.yu ii ill, J ? I'l J> III: r>OII IV round 4.3X a in, ?i.30 p in Trains Nns* 11 t>ii<l 12 on llie C. and < )ivision, ami Trains 13 and 1 t on tlie A. at >. iMvisim will run solid to and from Clia e-t"ii over tlie S. C. II. It. i 1TLLMAN CAU SF.IIVICF. Pullman Sleeper on 13 ami 11 betvvn 'Imrleston and Asheville, via Columbia at Ipnrtatiburg. I'll linan Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 0. II, and 12, 37 and 3H on A &. C 1J ision. V A TUItK, S. II. IIAIIDW1CK, Gcn'l Pass Agt Assl Gen'I Pass Agt Washington U. C. Atlanta, G ,r E >icllFK, SOL IIA AS, Gen'l Snpt Traffic Mgr Columbia, S C Washington D V II OKKKN, Gen 1 Mg'r, Washington L> 1 | UTT iVEW "M r 5 - P D PP1 I [ j lv & >o ? wish you all a happy g yy taking Stock, and f ?* the largest business in the his too many Winter Goods on he K. ae * To those who are j*i need o J' Blankets,^ ^ Jeans, i,; * ?.VGassim J KfiafT [truss Ci Now is your time to get the at their real value; but you cj your own price. Thanking you lor past lav prosperous New Year, we rem Respcc SLA l'< JUT The stock of Clothing, ot Notions, Boots and Sho< y and Fancy Groceries e Woodenware and Croc stand will be sold at the Greatest *?K" 9. Ever Offered to tt re . * - % i~ 0 c- On every Saturday wo will by the SHERIFF, and th bankrupt stock, : Regardless id During the other days the s i- hunters to buy at private sale Everybody (the ladies esp examine these goods beiore th It" 30U fail to secure wh " rooms In Green Bros.' store co ld below, where you will find 7 stocks of Dry Goods and G ^ prices. ' RDuiU>i>llnlltr i JYOUNG I A.H.FOS' (< ni m "V/TAKE your prepare " -L?A by laying in yc ! early, D, (h > . C. r, Wo arc prepared to. make you iK following supplies? lb AXES, BRIDLES, HELLO COLLARS, FORKS, n v i vim 'Due ir n riAi i ivdo, 11 -vr 0 MILE SIP ><i r" PLOWS OF THE HE ST ANI TRACE CHAINS, SPA I ,0 AND EVEllYTH] ul THE ; HONEST GOODS! g| HONEST TR l 6,. '. 11 4 ???= Year rr ttct nn 111M lio New Year. Have just finish ind that although we have do tory of our career, we still ha ind. ^ MvU, r ^ ?< Flannels wis, Outings, Etc., >m, as we are not holding the m got what you wish at almc 01*8, and with best wishes for ain, tfully. . W. McLTJRE, Ag t. ER SALE , Overcoats. Dry Good es, Hats and Caps. Stap 5, Hardware, Tinwar ikery now at Green Bros.' c Sacrifice le People of Unio: have an AUCTION conduct a goods will be geld as it ; of Prices. tore will be open lor barge ccially) are invited to call a cy are sold. at you want at our Aueti ine to our old stand, one dc the largest and best assort roceries in town, at very I : HUNTER. fER & CO. itions for the New Ye; mr plantation hardwa close figures for SI'OT CASH oh WS, BLACKSMITH TOOI GRINDSTONES AND JES, HORSE AND DES, NAILS, ) MOST DESIRABLE SIIAP1 OES, SHOVELS, WHIPS, [NG NEEDED ON FARM. HONEST PRICES! EATMENT!!! -? , - fl * " *'y" '|ij^p8WBf<CTfa^^ f MSflp? i Iv isJKIV \0 .'yflMjHM -..;'i 1. vv^^. '"-~\iiHffP 'i -. jfe ' I I .! " "'%lL" c<puil 5, paper. Like everything else we handle, hard cash will get them, and then v ,m close profit-. , "i 81 In about thirty days our buyer , chase Spring and Summer Goods. T we will have to close out the balance _ Clothing, Hats, Drei and have marked them at prices You cannot afiord to miss this speci save your money. g Our Shoe stock is as complete the State, and our prices arc lower t elsewhere. Id Call and let us show you our ?ta Respectfully, HARIT a. April 10 15 XEW FALL f * ^ ^ 0(1 NOW OPEN FOR E ' a Our buyers have just returned fron where they bought a large and well to suit all the trade, Shoes, Shoes lin First, we will say that our stock c "d we arc prepared to make you some p closest buyer. Wo have sonic specin line. Call and sec them. on :: Dress Goods Stael In Dress Goods we are prepared tc and at very reasonable prices, too. In Staple Goods, such as Prints, the new things in Cotton Goods, we M I Ju X N A WORD TO THE LADIES : Our Millinery Department seems i tion, because the ladies always find son there. We can show you all the new s nets, and Trimmings of every kind t got tirst choice. ai You will always find us with a goods, and the very lowest prices. YOURS VERY RESPE GRAHAM Jan 22 J W. L. DOUGLAS I Th A 33 SHOE CEn/?EWn. I lly J Ay eAnd other specialties for ' _ _ Gentlemen, I-adles, Boys and VV " Misses are tho ? ? Best !n the World. Sn l^[ See descriptive advertise- annexed meut which will appear In ||# pow| Take no Substitute, all and iui* insist on having W. I.. of tlie hi DOL'ULAS' HHOKS.wlth they he name and price stamped on of l'robi HHfli bottom. Sold by Carolina For Hile bj W. T. BAITY. afler pu Feb 17-7-bm forenooi I why the HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE 1 I OFFER the hcu?e and lot cn Mountain *(brual L street known ?h I lie IIIX HOUSE, for sale. Lot contains two acres. Terms easy. .. Apply to O. 1?. GARRETT, 1 ub" Spartanburg, S. C. 1893, in Jan 13%2-tf. Jen 6 * v\ ' " -*ri njHj B*v- . B^W ' :et. , v* ac* . $5E3- - i T / satisfied will start North to puro make room for tho m of our ss Goods, fee., that will move them, al Bale, if you wish to 5 in every line as any in lion you will find them ok. m Y & BELK. iy GOODS, S'SPECTION. ' 1 the Northern markets > assorted stock of goods / A , Shoes, / J >f shoes is immense, and rices that will catch tlV*. ltics lo oiler von in V a e fiooii! i t ) ofler you # >t tho , Ging> ill? have i' ^Ppjnio i, > to tho * ' AoDonal'J, JL-* ipvi'ted by ^ Bergen, / vJtnu* anil . f rodpuct to ^ % llouso a<l? U) l>e the CO 11 i Alport on the the novelties oi tlftp.wwi agraed' ttee *J hapes in Hats and Bono match. Call early and full stock of tirst clats TFULLY, & SPARKS. If j State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. IBS M. ORE. ESQ., Prebatt Jul?i Mir,ah, j. ii. McKissick, as Ci--k of the Court of General Session* >- <i i Pleas, bn* ma-Jo suit lo me to gia it ters of Administration,, with will I, on (be Estate and effects of .lol n r. deceased. are, therefore, to cite and adm-? i-1> eineutnr ?J;5 kindred aa.i cred.lortid John II. Fowler, deceased, t'i-i and appear, before me, in the Co i t ite. to be held at Union C. II-, fcoi.th t, on the 24th day of March, ii it, blicatiou hereof, at 11 o'clock in the it, to show cause, if any they h ?*e. i said Administration should nut ' ?: i under my hnn-l soil this 'Jth d iy ry, Anno Domini, 18'Jii. JAMES M. GEE, Judge l'rol a'c. slicd on the 10th day of Febi u -i . i the Wsickly Union Tins*. > ii ' yv * M