Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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- 1 LETTS* noi JAPAS. >T BIT. T. UMTB' K<h ri, JUjj TV the 1 CKatrcA, ? D?*rn a Immm I b?H to (j WcbBMHR^niBtcd with the easterns I MddpPnorihii people, end partly for R il?e feeson that ! ?u wai ieg to reecii my ? v _ Anal destination. We leaded at Yekobaaaa en the morning *f Nit. 6th, and were de'ayed a month aad a half waiting for p?e?poits to our present q home. ' b It may net be amiss to tell you something j of thdtri?ls of a "foreigner" iu obtaining a t passpoit. llie Japanese Government dors <j not a lew us to g i beyond the Treaty Posts, b and if one wishes to live in other parts of ? the Empire, application musi be made through some local school-board to teach for (l a cettaiu lerwh of tima in the ?-5i* in Mh,<ih oe prrpviN to live. In my owrn case permission ?u gained through the trustees of the Kochi Bible school to reside in this city q for a specified time as shisho. 1 expect to n teach for a certain number of hours a Jay ? te fulfil the the terms of my passport, and am also engaged in the study of the language ? in preparation fur missionary labors. U The city in which we ar? living has a pop- j nlation at about fifty thousand, 1 suppose, p and is the capital of one of the Southwest a, 8ro*inces. It is noted espccial-y for its MUtiful bay, and its ancient castle, the S( stronghold of one of the Doimyos or territo- * rial lords of feudal Japan. Sea'ed on the ? fop of a terraced cminc >ce and tu. rounded w ma*sive stuuc walls, rising one above I another, with the citj and outlying villages gt ear feet, *l >8 indeed "beautiful fur siiu- n ation." i cannot say that ihe city itself is ai so beautiful, a? the houses aro too low and n, too much to need of paint, to suit the Uale Of a wraierner. Wphin, hawever, many of tham are very artist e and beautiful. (j Th? people are very fond of Hewers ; and r( in the grounds of every important house is f? % minia'ure park with its point, aud btuu tjj tity! fish, aud wpll-triinmcd shrubbery. t, poo country, iu gonciai, too, is Deaii llu: fpam almost every point of Tie v j its snow p / popped mountains, its \\ Uor falls, its rivers it UUd streams, liter*Uj clear as crystal, its r, fine clad rocks and boulders, ita b?ys and ej its broad, fertile and well-cultivated valleys, g, form a picture of marvelous beauty. w It is neeiloss for uie to soy that the p Japanese aro very polite and ceremonious. jr if two gentlemen, forjnsluuce, meet 011 the streets, they will form a right angle at the fa middle of the body, remaiui ig io this posi- j( lion several eeconis, and repeating the bow SYerai times If they-meet in % bouse, the b'ojdf nimit be brought- to the llbo'r two cr ^ threj liqie , if ene wishes to lie very polite. c. Tl?e children are trained ill habits of cere- |(' monious salutation fiom chit<l 11--0 i, and wo are often greetc 1 with the words, kon^mClii-Tvs, and a most trar.afo' ?* ... ?u ueK-rentiil Iww, troui the liitlo one3 around tlio ?l. ors of ' . our house, and on the street, 1 1 -^eph^pii ffould lie interested in the w description of the kind of houses we live 111. 01 Ttie pictures I sput yau will give you a very Cpppect idpu of their interior parts. c, Que c^n have many or fow rooms in 11 ? Japanese house, as ihc preference may bo," u since the rooms are divided by sliding par- p titions. 1 hey ore used as diors, and ore u often covered with houuiifnl papera, and e, grt? t<*sdy managed. Many of the houses 0| bore are surrounded by massive stone wails, p and most imposing gttewaysnl the entrance. c. The exterior of 1 tie house consists priuci- rl pally of sd'Jiug wooden doors which nro C1 closed at night, and (in a Japanese house) ltl in rainy v/uahcr. >Ye iiiyve in our house ? glaa-s slil;ng doors within these outer ones, tt, which give us plenty of sunlight, and make ? the house cheertul even on a dark day. $ I have not been ablo to do evaugelistio work, ua 1 oould not speak the language. I have made, however, in company with ti pthpr missionaries, several trips to some of b (he numerous adjacent towns and villages, p Our journeys are made over the very host c, macadamized roads, iu jinrikislia". The (j name means 'man-power vehicle." that is, |] a vehiole pulled l\v n man ; or, us one litis U] Wit(ily remarked, a "Tull-man car." One ef these trips was made to attend a Christmas celebration by the christians in one of these t'Wus. It was both u festive ^ iiimi* I't'Hij'ana wiiscrTiiuco oi mm season. We ft a* had tliu religious exercises appropriate to (lie occasion, followed by tbe reci- ., tations of versos from lire scriptures, and novtioal selections relntiug lo tbe birth of Christ, The celebration c'osed with games in which alt heartily joined. g The scene was both impressive and full of ^ Joy to us, as wc thought of the rapid advances tthose people had made from the darkness of heathenism into the glorious light of the Qoapel of Christ. The exercises were ilie more impressive from the fact that they were c held under the shadow of a heathen temple. Our attention war called t<T tho fact that a celebration was alse going on witiiiu the t] temple. As wo pHssed by one night we . heard the beating of diums aud saw tbe Qashiog of lights, and, 011 euquiring as to ^ what was b ing done, were told liiat Die priests were celebrating in this wuy the return of the gods who hai been away 011 a visit to a neighboring island. Thus you see the battle is still being P waged here between darkness and light? t< heathenism aud Christianity. We are not f arful, however, as to ilia result. EvoryIhiniv t\ liiito I a tho aa 111 it' a t A (einmnit a f "& J' 'V ~V"1"WV v. au.ni/ia v/a Christianity. May Go<l hasten the day. r Yours in Christ, V. ,S. 11. Horn. I\ In RemembrAnce ofMv Brother, who Died January 9th, 1892. p One year has passed away, h Anil seasons vanished with the tide ; n But life has never seeuicd the .-nine, li S.nee my dear brother died. tl lyiiene'er I eee i\ nubia /cut It? w lliii happy mother at Ins side? P( A strango sad yoari-ing fills my heart, (l| Since my dear brother died. k Whene'er 1 hear that monster Death cl Has robbed a home of joy and pride, w My hrart goos out with keener grief, ft oiuuu my ileir brother died. w In When Chnstmas conies, and dear loved ones c| Arc meeting 'rotttil our fireside, ,1 Ofr, what a vacancy there is. Since my dear brother died. lyhen JPH\st their pleasure and their glee, flow liard it is for me to hide The gloom that 1 lnvo ever felt, Since tny detr brother died, Though one year's pas-c I, yet still I weep. And m?ny bitter teirs have dried. And 'i their furrows on my fee*, f.ducs my dear brother died. j go and muse nwhilo hi pensive moo i ,n ovemitie, And gaze far o'er the golden we^l, Since my dear bro'licr died. j) For there, w.iy o'er the hi. 1-tops high, d And mountains gran I, and p'nins si wi lc, My wandering thoughts so of en stray. n Since my dear brother died. tl When ilie western breezes fan my brow, 1 think these very winds have sighed R und the spot where a dear form lies, Since niy dear biother died. ^ In fancy oft I roam away, v 1 -Sc rcry fai\ ?ml knee't beside g heap oT earth?a lonely mound, Since my dear brothey died. d k .\nd when arotpsc I front thoso styeet dreams, My Hathur he.arl me when I cried ; For I lean harder on Him now, Since inv dear brother died. 1 Minnib Bbtsill. <>0 jt" -WBBKKmmm ' *' JjM* # v<**- "_. .Lja ftuflbimi tub Cojroa Aciut*.? wtin, TR-V Mirch 11 ?Tha Sta'e < eHon lerasgo Coo ret ton k? Mr* yesterday. M b?it in po lul thing Ma* vas *pf*iat g * eomaiiiar, eouiaiitg ( *m hbSw roan each Corgr regional Putrid, to draw ?? ?"5,?hl" !:.- m >u? larmero of Ttu* ad tho South on the subject of dccreasag ha ea ten acreage Report* vera adduced showing the imisoae surplus crop, and the farm era aro ged to turn tbeir attention atora to other r duet*. Laths.?After a long ?nd wiaJjr aeaaioa es'crdsy, la t ng far into the night, tho bit n Ace?g? Convention eooc'udrd ita aaln-r* >liu utornlng by appointing ona elegit? f.om each Sera ?rial district to b? ppuiut. I bj the Cotton Convention and two olegates fioin each county to be appointed y the countv judge, to attend the Coiteo onvrnti u at New Orleans aaxt month. No posilire steps wera taken bnt all farmrs were rcquc-tcJ to reduce their cotton oreage f?r 18i>3. Thk Kansas Populists.?This ia the way eneral Kice, f >rmerly of Kansss, dishea up ic Popu'tsi cm lit in tlic La Porte, Tex., 'AroMtel* Governor Lit welly u is a weak minded ocialtsi with no nerve Ij do right. Judge oston is a w?ak iutitalor of Anton Burr. 01 ry Simpson is a r?ck!es? demagogue and olitioil nlventurrr. Judge Webb is a 'tired cx Krput ii<*aa at d disappointed polician. Dunstnore is a c ientless lawyer, ih?mintv f.*i? nAl.wiot*. fM.w.? 2 ?vt iavvit??*J* ViriUVU!) 19 111 nprchiet nud a social outcast, wholly devoid f character; and Semple is an anarchist ho attendeu the funeral of Parsons, Lingg ad the other scouudrels hung in Chicago. Those are the men?the leaders?who havo ie l'opu'ist putty of Kansas by the nase ad are leading the State to financial ruin ad disgrace. ? _____. - Rkpcbmcan Officials with Four Year ! otiMisstoNS to Skrvk TiiKin Terms. ? All 1 ^publican officials who hold commissions >r four veqrs will bo a lawed to remain unistuvbed by President C'cre'and until their ;rms expire. , This is the drternainaiion to which the resident bus c me, an t he has announced to his friends. In taking this S'ep he :turns to tho practice which lie lollewed ' ght years ago, but wlii.li was really inauarated previously by President llayes. It as observed with considerable fidel ty by resident llsirisan, aud ni.l bow be put ito strict execution. Tho lule will not opply, of tourse, to ireign appointments nor to posit;ens in the * epartments. ..... __ J A couple of "Kyelqlian baykeepcrs of harlestop have poured sumo ?f their "hard trued" cash into a rathole. And the but- . mi of tho rutho'e isa I even cnv*?,?J Judge 8im?""- ' ...? jet. \ _,v.i urcidcs that the right to tit liquor ie nut an inherent tight of ci'isusliip. nn<l that the State lias a right to r.'hibii the silo or to regulate it in any ay it sees tit. This hits the nail squarely it the head.?Neicberry Oltterver. Klkctiuo Bittkiis.?This rooie ly is be* iniing so well known and so popular as to eid no special mention. All who have sed Electric lldtcrs siug the suite song of raise. A purer medicine does not exist nd it is gu iranteed 10 do all that is cliimJ. K cctric Billets will cure all diseases f tho Livor and Kidneys, will remove Pintles, Boils, Salt ltlieum and other atfectious tused by impure tdood. Will drive Mulaa from the system turi prevent us well as urc all mtlarial fevers. For cure of Headoho, Constipation aud Indigestion try lectric Bitters.?Kotirc satisfaction guarnteed, or money refunded. Price 5U its ud S1.U0 i>er bottle at U. F. l'osey's Drug tore. "During tlio period of temporary abera in of mind, South Carolina turned her *" ack on Wade Hampton, the hero, sciiolar, utriot and statesman. Now evety Demorat in America would rejoice to see Mr. levelund give Itini an nppointiueut."? loust.'ii l'o?t. "So they would.'?Birliugliam At irs. So they will.? Tne JStnle. We have a speedy a"depositive cure for itarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and cadache, iu SIIILOU'S CATAllllll HEME- ' Y. A uasal injector free wiili each l.ottIc. se it if you desire health and sweet breath rice 60c. Sold by II. lv. Smith & C<>. - - Bucklkn's Arnica Sai.vk.?The best salve i the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, ' alt Uhcum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped ands, Chilblains, Corns, anil all Skin crup ous, aud positively cures Piles, or no pay jquired. It is guaranteed to give perfect ilisfuctioa, or money refumleu. Price *26 ents per box. For sale by B F. Posey. List of LettersRemaining iu th.c Postotlioe at Union, for lie week ending March 17th, 18'Jd. li?s Kltzzt-r Fuller Mr Mod Mubb 1 Ir It T Foster Mr G G lied r 1 J Keeiinu Mr D B Williams. Ir Peter Hay j.Hr II. I, Palmer Miss Lillie Simmons. Persons calling for the above letters will lease say if advertised, and will be required t > pay one cent for their delivery. I J. c. hunter, p. m. OBITUARY. A Baiik in Dkatii.?Died, Jan. *J8, 18'.?3, .eetincr, ninfant sun of T. 11. end Annie M, ore, aged nine months. s This Utile dailiiig was a beautiful and j reusing child. Death had entered thnt y oine nine months before, and taken tne | lOtlier on higii, where parents, relatives and 'lends had gone. Death came again to give j lis darling 1 itie babe hick to his mother. rpni i. ihl li'iVH hppn llm mt?Pl intr #*?* ??*? as a devoted mother on earth. There still ( sinning two children, ninny friends and r?.llives lo mourn their loss. Kvcry oue that new thcui, both mother uud child, loved and ,j lierished tlieiu. Slie was an atfecliouaie c it'e, n loving sister, kind to all. We must tntembti thai our loss is their eternal g-iiu ; n e are to regard death as the entrance to a f| irger uud fuller life. All iulatit, a j rattling iiild, dying in its cradle, will live again in le better thoughts of those who luveJ 't. Our dirling little Kocnner has left us; He is at rest, While wc are here in sorrow, He is with lie blest. Wriitcd by otic who loved them both. ' 11. , ? - - - _ The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, ly JAMHd M. OFF,, KSQ., Probate Judge. i\J IIKltKAS, J. W. (Jnllmau bus made VV suit ti me to grant him Lelteis of idm nistration, with will anticxel, on the Igiate i f and ctlrc's of W. 11. Uctiinions eceascd. t hese are, llierrforc, to cite and almonish [ t 11 and s ngttl n the kindred and creJilcrsol 1 ic 'inl W, II. liPinmons, deceased, that they ! e and npj ear, before me, in the Court id' I 'robate, to le he'd at Union ('. II.. .Souih I 'urolitin, on the 3rd dny of April next, | ftor pubhcition hereof. at 11 o'clock in the urenoon, to show cause, if any they shy the said Adniiinstrntron should not he ranted, (J:ven under ii^y hand and s9.1l this loth ay of March, Anno !>oinini, 18118, 1 JA.ME8 Al. QKK, , Judge Trohate. I'uhlishcd on the 17'h day of March, | 8'J2, in the Wkf.ki.v Union Times. ; Match 17 11 2i. trmncRT or THE IUWAL LIFE IMU1AIC1 COMPANY OP NCW TOM RICHARD A r .mvmm*, Rrttopv ?toy liiwlir W, IMS Assets - $175,084,186 61 ~ TSM* 4 rwr (*??.) |lN,1ll.f?l ? Ml. nil?? LUMIItlw - ti(.i>U tt swv&a .... IMAiU ? Income f? ? _ _ _ _ in Al" -R 96 UUrwt, 1Mb, <(. - . DisbarMncnti To Nkr-Mlm . . H Far bpniNulTkiN 1 00 |i?,lH,l<l M The Asset* are Invested as follows: Tatted St too Beads n< atker BeearUlea $U,8M,4II St Loaaa Rood aad Itrtma, n.? U?a - . - - 08.848,008 M I<aaai Stock* aad Boada 18,884.487 40 Keal Ext ate - 14,888,80* ?S Cash la Baaka aad Trait Coai. paatea .... 7,804*071 M Arcrard I a to root, DoOrrod Pro> ulaan, dc. > 0.074.474 87 $174,084,18# SI Insurance and Annuities Imnranra A wanted aad Kaaowod .... $044,000,400 00 Inaaraaro la Forca 744,7*0,0*# OS Aaaaltlos la Farce - . ' Ul,SM SI larrraoa la Aaaatllca . $88, 7td 08 Iaereas* la Faj aim: a to Paltry. Ilaldora 080,89# *0 Increase la K?s-rI . . - t.004,180 71 Increase la Narplu* - 8,187,200 74 larroaxala Ai*o?. . . 14,477,017 08 Increase In la?tri.:nr A**aated aad UonoMOd ... 47,787,708 OA Inrreanc la lnxttriii;:c la Torre 40,204,884 00 NoTH-In amrrdi-xe v U tk? ictaatina af Hiliap^ nt ts laaoin^d in So?...U r, l<At. w limit tk* a?1 d n-*r imnnn'aaotudlT iwvi ia-i said for in tk* naua *f !cn Tor WXA t* ta? Min 'r-J Miltm l*iUn, tk* await af n-nrnnoe in tote* a* abb** flstd inclada tk* swaM ?f tuk n.'nnUrr limit with kit a iligkt rotrsss* uarthiaM* ia > losing tk* tkcwmto acconnta I hnve cnrcfutty examined the foregoing State, rrcnt and find the vim- to be correct A. N. Watkkuoi'sk, Auditor From the Surplus a dividend will Ire apportioned an usual ROBERT A. ORANNISS, VKi-Pnwioorr tVAlTK* R. OlIABITB - Central Manager Futnr.Rtc Cromwrix ... Treasurer Kmikiv McCu.ntvck li d. f.i.a. . Actuary II. IIrATT, Gen'! Az*\\\ for gputh Carolina, Co.Iumb^; B. 0. p. G*atixoTov, Ag-'tit f.ir Laurens, Newberry. Union and York Coun"-Sparlanbitrg, S. C. t f/AR DECLARED AT LAST! The first altoi ?ns fired on the 1st day of January,1893, at the Cheap Oslt Kcd Front ilnrdttHre fc'torc of SCOTT 1IU08. No blood to be shed, no litis to be loat. We make mar upon no matt to take bis life ltut wc have declared war upon high prices and long profits on all goods s dd by us. We linve iio s?ed our banner and will show no quarters. We fear no competition for we have rcsdved and kta dnlnrminptl in 1 nnr irnnil4 biipIi ~ ev","? ' M%" as Carpenter and B.nckstuith Tools, Plows anil l'lowstocks, Axes, Hiovc's, Horn, Nails, llur.c Shoos, l'ocket ami Table Cutlery, Cook and Heating Stoves, Wagon ami Buggy Material, Wagon and buggy Iltirnres, Saddcs, Buggies and all kinds of goods found in a first class Hardware store, at the very lowest llTennd-let-livc prices. We mean all we say. If you doubt, mnrch to the Hed Frout and walk right iu and let us convince you by giving yon prices. _ AVo nr? ' soiling a fa*~T?eat Pinsburg steel plowavglMf cents. Cook Stoves, with cx/J^Mtng complete, for $lO.{Kh' uic>*pen lluggy for $40.00; top Buggy for $00.00. All other goods at like reductions. Come and give us a trial nnd be made happy, and we sha'l be happy, too. Very lte?peciful]y, SCOTT BROTHERS. Ian 20-3,tf Union Drug Co., DKAT.KRS IN? DllUOS, Patent Medicines. Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Tooth Powders, race luwucrs. full line of Puiots. Oils, Putty, Stains, Taint Iirushes, Whitewash llrushe*. rot>acoo4 Snuff, Cigars, k'-resh tfarden Seeds, and all kinds of Druggist Sundries kept in a first-class Drug Store. physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded nt nil hours. rhe Public will find our stock of Medicines compute, warranted genuine nhd of the best quality. 3all and see for yourselres. "eh 17-7-ly A Fine Mill Site. ONE of the finest sites for a cotton mid lies on both kid.es of the corporate line if (lie growing town of Jonesrille, 9 miles tbove 1'nion ('. H , South Carolina, on the 5. U. k C. road, and at the Joriesville termiius of the Lockhart and Jonesville railroad. iVIiile it h?s net a *water-power" on it, it ins a f>ourr of water, sufficient fo.v prtry turpose needed by a factory run by steam. )n it are springs of splendid cold water, rhile four creeks head on a part of llie land n the corporate limits of the town. It baa ha best kind of clay for brick, with plenty f wood to burn the brick. Two large quari?s of fino granite rook a ljuin thia land, 'here is nleo a large bed of the finest pottery lay on the land. Capitalists in search of a good location for i factory in the South would do well hy iddreasing John L>. Lonu, JcoraTille, S. C. or K. M. Stoki:*, Editor Union Timkh, Union, S. C. M I L L I N E It \ . JUST received from (lie Northern Market?, a choice selcptirn of Milliner/. LATEST STYLKS AND LOWEST 1'RICES. Always {-leased to show goo-Is and give latisfaciion to customers. MRS. J AS. GRANT. Oct 14 42 if. To Road Overseers. VT()U are lierehy notified to call out all _L hands liable to road duty on your lection, anil put the roads under your reipeclive charges, iu g ?od order at once. J. A. CHAMBER*. ) I M. MOBLEY. [ Co. Corn's. T. J. ESTES, ). Uiias. Roi.t, Clerk II. f". C. fob 24-8-41 wno toi^nd thu Saddle? IOSf, Monday last, between Robinson >V 4 Allen s flhep*, noress t^e rnilrpml lot to uar (Jpiwm & Ray's livery s'ahle, a nearly tew sa lillc, with a part of the pad torn out. The finder will confer a great favor by leaving it at the Timks office or at (Irahant t Ray s livery stable. March lO-10-dt. QUE buyer is Low in the N? largest and Jbest assorted st Clothing, Shoes, flats, Hardware, Valises that will be brought to thi We ask special! attention of ca article down to tiro very closest live We now have ?? the jpad tha i Dress Goods in all the latest dlfadei early in order to gat^&hecltoicost patterns so two ladies need not hi to match. Come early ; get the fir for Easter before the raantuamaker Ail filter Goods" One word to the Farmers: W< 41 cents; beat pi*# stock with pn 85 cents. Come in and see us those of yc Fall, and those who did not know Union. Respectfully, i STOVES ! .STOV Wc ha?a la o^r huge *iock od which we are pr?? c5 <=> v- IHnfi j| a) JWapRt {m c__' ^HKSWWw JOB Ou, w Jfi U-?- A * g=^ OO y ^SBj^MMKBj sS Sin yiii L A. H. F0? The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. Court of Common Pleas. Q. A. Wilson ri. J. K. Almnn. Summons for He'iof. Comp'aint serve 1 To the Defendant, J. K. AI man: YOU Are hereby summoned and requir to answer the complaint in this acti< of which a copy is herewith served upon y< and to serve a copy of your answer lo I said complaint en the subscribers at their fice.Ne. 2 Law Range,Union, South Carolii within twenty days after the service here exclusive of the day of such service ; ami yon fail to answer the oomplulnt within I time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this nai will apply to the Court for the relief ? manded in the complaint. Dated February 17, A. D. 1893. MUNRO & UUNRO, Plaintiff's Attorneys. 7V (he Defendant, J. K. Alman: Take notice that the sammons in tl action, of which the foregoing is a copy, \\ filed in the offce of the Clerk of the Court Common Pleas for Union county, at Unit for the C?u?!y -f Uuiou, in ibe State South Carolina, on the 17th day of Febvuai 1891. MUNRQ& MUNRO, Attorney for Plaintiff, I 2 Law Range, Unicn, S. C. February 18, 1893. Mar 3-9-Gt WILLIAMSON, WRT Hi WATCH M AKERS. JEW EI.KRS,? ENGRAVERS & DIK-SINKEI I All kimls of Medals am', Cttigea for See Fraternities mmle 10 order. \V.doh and Clock repairing. I'luin nn l fan Engraving a *p.-? ialtv, Gold and Silver lM?ti(\a cientiAhally do; Ci^sb pa^tl tor old Gol I and Silver. Ucsrcct^'wy % i Union. S C. Mf, G. & CO Jan. 27-4-ty t'UK Loax Hot.?If John It. Huchittu who left hi" home in Cboster. S. C., on ' a' November leaf, will only make known his lnther bis whereabouts and c?ndni< he will greatly relievo suapenso and anxii about him and he witl not be interfered ?i John II. Bcciiamax, Cheater, 8. C ?? ? rthorn Markets laying in' one of the ocka of Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery , Crock err ware, Tinware, Trunks and ? s market. i ?A buyers, >wis we have marked every I 1 j-and*r?f live prices. JL. XTgeet and nicest assortment of Ladies 9 and fabrics, These goods were bought patterns. They were bought in dress ive the samo colored dress. Trimmings St scloction and have your dresses made ? are crowded. tee at a Sacrifice. u arc selling tho beet plow irons for tented handles, cannot split, for only J'ou ^ >u who gave us your patronage in the that wo are leaders of low prices in Ou their J. W. McLURE. Ag't. 'ESI! STOVES!!! Vo or Hard war* ^ of Poking stoves but 1 rd to give low prioes, for oasb. E!3 canti ^T" reimi >TER & CO. C RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO F. W. Iluidckoper and Reuben Foster, receivers, _ \A el n | Columbia and (Iiikk.nvillk Division. JL Condensed Schedule, iu etfect Nor. 20, 1892. Trains run by 7"?th Meridian Time. is. Between Charleston, Columbia, Allston and or, Spartanburg. I If - the Daily I i Dally on J STATIONS. |No. 14. , ic- 6 oOainiLv Charleston Afiio yo,u; hp !I 50*p in I " Columbia " | 1 20 " KJIu 4 .'10 " i AlhUon " |12 40 " . ^23 " j" Carlisle "Ill 44am f * ( o 32 "I " Snntuc " 111 30 " C CO |" Union "11 17 " J I', OA it I ii II...I.I ii HA ii /N *"1 | -- j.v II M.C lis 0 50 " |Ar Spartanburg Lt j10 20 ' rat 10 10 p mjAr AsheTille..,,..L* j 7 00 " ^Jl"| of ^JJ >n? Between Charleston, Columbia Seneca ami 9.f Walhalla. ... 09 Daily. I j Daily. No. 11J STATIONS. j No. 12. 6 60a mILv Charleston,.... ArllOSOpoi 11 20 44 I 44 ......Columbia 44 | 0 05 " 12 05 p n.\l 0 ......Alston " | 5 13 " 7" 12 23 44 44 Vomuria " 4 57 44 ) 12 42 44 44 Prosperity.... 44 4 4<) > i 5 12 67 " " Newberry " 4 25 '1 L ^ ' 1 01 44 44 Helena " 4 20 44 1 88 44 " ChnppelPa.... ? 3 38 44 2 17 44 " Ninety-Six... 44 3 15 44 2 37 " 14 Greenwood... 44 2 63 44 2 66 44 44 Hodges ? 2 29 44 3 12 44 44 . ....Donalds 44 2 1 1 44 I _ . 3 23 44 44 llonea Path.. 44 1 58 44 I rt( 3 43 44 Ar Helton Lr 1 40 4 IK- ar i o.j - f-H| 4 35 44 44 Anderson.... 44 1 16 44 H |y| 6 18 44 44 Pendleton*... 44 1 2 4 5 44 l?l*' 6 00 44 Ar Seneca I,* 12 lOpui ti 82 44 Lt Seneca.,,.,,.. Ar 12 10pm HPC 7 00 pm Ar WaiLalla Lt 11 40uui Ul C 6 00 p id Ar ......Greenville... Lt 12 OOn'n ' Trains leaTe Spartanburg, A. & C, Diri. sioo, Northbound, 4.09 a. m, 8.48 p. m, 0.00 p. mr (Vestibulcd Limited); South bound, 1.50 a m, 3.30 p in, 11.37 a. ui., (vesnouieu taunted); Westbound, W. N. C. Jl Uifisioo, 0.60 p. m., for Hendersouville, Aehevillo and Hot Springs. Wlf Trains leave Greenville, S. C., A. & C., WW Division, Northbound, 3.07 u in, U.2G p. m., g]?? 5.08 p in (Vestibukd Liudtod); 8oi>'.'u bound 8.07 a (vt. Id'i p ro, Itf.'^o p m (Voelibukd Limited) leave Seneca, A k C Division BEm kM NoVtbbuuoil 1,3d n in, 12.16 p in; Southbound 4.8H tt m, 0.30 p m ret Trains Nos- 11 and 12 on the C. and G. Division, and Trains 13 and If no the A. nnd 8. Alivision will run solid to nnd from (.'bar- ~Vl ,rJ le-ton over the S. C. 11. K. H Be FltLMAN CAlt SERVICE jJR Pullman Sleeper on 18 nud 14 between Charleston and Asheville, via Columbia and Spartanburg. Feb 17 Pullman l'alace Sleeping Car on Trains 0 _ 10, 11, and 12, 37 and 38 on A AC Di- HOI in, vision. f OF fit. W A TURK, -? 8. II. IMRDW1CK, L sit to Gen'I Pass A gt Assl Geu'l l'a?s Agt sale. ?n, Washington D. C. Al'anta, Ga App'j Hj V E NicllKK, SOL HAAS, ih Gen'l Supt Traffic Mgr Columbia, 8 C. Washington D C ! W II GHKEN, Qen'l M^'r, \\'asVn^loD 1) C Jan r * " * ' '-iL ?.1 . w ' * * " i i i i i - 1 - - i - - i |i l i l -i < i r i> ~ i hj"' THF NEW Y< iAGE WATCH THIS CO don't think of buying .anything, ii inve first examined our Stockr buyers nro now in the Norther experience, aided by cluck, ckhskv you can look for some of the el d you. u may not be able to get a Go ivith a very little money you can EW YORK ;et. .some of the richest PluiIlS e1 le line. > make room for the immense stock soon he. in to ponr in 011 us, \> tant of Winter Goods we still ha price. ^all and examine lit HARRY I 10 15 'LOSING 0"lT OF /INTER G or the Next 1 ,0 We will offer irg-ains in all rv/^vrvn jy xi ior Tint? lys, to make PRING GOOI jrly and get firi QME NEW We would call the a ties to our new line i IBROIDERIES, they ar sttiest and cheapest lin Union. Call and exar IxKAHAM d an i:i it L. DOUGLAS lhc * i SHOE CENfS&IIN. And other apecUltles for By JAMK8 Gentlemen, Ladles, Boys and I Til I'll Misses are the y y ^ mMv Best in the World. Common PI fee drwrlptlve aderrtlsc- biin Let ten w?\ 1 mrut which will appear In annexed, oi J|A| thupaper. II. Fowler. Take no Substitute, Theae an but Inal^t on baring \V. It, " ' ''n< DOCOI.AH* HIIOEM.with of the said namo and price stamped on ti>oy be ant! MHH bottom. Sold by of Probate. W. T. BEATY. Carolina, oi -7-fim after publit _ forenoon, t JSE AND LOT FOR SALE why the an FEU the hnu*c and lot en Mountain granted, reel known as the IIIX HCU8K, for , 0iTen un I.' t contiina two acres. Terms rosy, tfldruhry, . to 0. P. GARKKTT, Spartanburg, 8. C. or THUS. 11. BUTLKIl, 1 "Mir"" I'd ion, 8. C. 181)3, inthi 13-2 if. Feb 1<MM V L* 'k'.'y * A M *' ~~ <k^.- ft, \t .v r** - - - - - ? H 3RK 1 ET. 1 |RNER,___!& I n Spring Goods, until -'-m I 1 ]& JJJ ' ":'^9 II Market, and with kkanck and the hard hoiecst bargains ever j ivornment Plum, come to the % RACKET %? vw o He rod in tlie Mer* ti iii of Spring Goods that re will close out the ve 011 hand at a very 1 . h cm, & BELK. J ?' I r SALE iOODS ' 'en Days! some big* WINTER next ten room for )S. Call 3t choice. GOODS. ttention of the \ of LACES and | e certainly the e ever brought riinp th pm IIIIIV/ II I V I I I r. SPARKS. If State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. I M. GKK, BSQ., Probsts Judge HAS, J. II. MoKissick, a.-? C'lork he Court of General Sessions anil cay, ban male unit to mo (o grant i of Administration,, with will II tbo Kstate and effects of John deceased. , therefore, to cite nnd admonish pillar the kindred and creditors John II. F??ier, deceased, that I appear, before me, in the Court to he held nt Union C. II *, South * a the '24th day of March, next, tation hereof, nt It o'clock in the 0 show cause, if uny ihey have, id Administration should not be \ uler my hand i>c?l this Oth day of Anno Domini, 180:5. JAMBS M. (IKK, Judge Probate. 1 on the 10th day of February, ? WkkiT I'jiiu.s tin*?. it ?