The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, March 24, 1893, Image 3
^^^^w^^WWtotoicm. ? Perhaps a word frvm
thii evci ion will not he mt of place jusi
bow. W? are all nearly out of winter
quartets, ami have ^onc l? work in earnest.
The Itcal'b of iliis community is (,ood, and
the most of us are looking for "heller limes '
in the near lulure We now lie*in >o think
thai the rta^nnlion nnd great dissatisfaction
that lias been among ua for years pii-t arc ,
goae forever, niul confidence and filth in :
each ether are being fist re*torid, and that
at lie one people, tumid by llio common
lies of humanity, and the interests of one
1 cetLinon country, and with drover Cleveland
at ilie lieid of this nation wc eunnot '
/til if we, as faithful and loyal ciiizens, do
i ar duty.
1 was vrry much impressed willi tlie last
wards of the President's speech en the day
ft his inaugura'ion. I believe he is the
grand*st man, and the gtnndcst drmecrat in
thesv United, ao l 1 was just thinking what
. al.wL.MW - - ? I.?.i -
< ?? ? ?v>? us ait a imnoii, Alii
Contemplating the bright protpect before us,
when 1 received my until, llui wheu I rend
nod re-rend the prophecy ef earns oflioe
eeker ?r b'iutt p liticnl partisan euggesting
n iiirc-e? 'r to tbi%? peerless juri-t; wh ?
would (ill with houer even Graver Clevolnnd'e
piece; that noble citizen, who in
warnndpe.ee, in his public and private
life, bns ercr been the same grand man, I
mean the llai). W. II, \Y?tl*ce, I felt sad
. at hfait at the thought that such men grew
olfh It i? . like suggesting a sehoolby to
epdepad Daniel Webster, when you talk.
JERmBeBwIwaqaest'onttltnQ
C~ rme^ and is today one of the hidden my&gfll
K. terie*. *'
IHtf" I am and have ever been ^Farmer*' ?'
K; XeTtnedl man, nnd I claim it wan the 1
jatention of the nou-polit ical members of j
that grand movement tu always move in the J
right direction, and i am satisfied that they
I;" flEt- - did net east off their neighbor. The Farm- '
ere'movement don't teaoh us te cast usi t? <
f jPPr our meighbors, especially when they nre
?f. . equal, if oat superior in every raspeot, to
*? /, ell ethers. 1 believe in county priil**, State
pride, netienel pride. i
Kb* Allow me just here to say, three cheers for 1
IHk Graver Cleveland and Judge Wallace. t
. I say tha' the Fanners' Movement did 1
netveie against Judge Wullace and the
iarmere of Union county di<l not instruct ?
their representatives to do so, neither is it I
the Farmers' Movement talking about his 1
successor, but it is tome oftice seeking poli- "
tieiaus who care no more for the farmers of 1
Unien cennty than tho man in the moon. 1
Why, sir, it makes iue think of s -nte of
g?K[. these Weaver men, cr Third pariyites who V
i are at this time inip'oring Hon U. AV. Shell k
K , te recommend them for some p sition of 1
benar ftom the hands of a Democratic
President. *
kflEgjflp^ If 1 was a f hird parly man, or had a h
drop of Third party bio id in! my Yoina, |1 a
Wobld be ashamcl to ask, much less receive 1<
- a Bos t on from Ceve'ani. I eai reliab'y h
h_-' informed not long since that an avowed
Third party man was doing all ho could t> r
! wet apaetofhoe in this county. That is a
Br* V Faet, Mr. F. liter, and I soy, from such peo*
P'? Lord deliver us. b
BwV ' ^ I have no axe ie grind, but 1 am inter- A
K sited in my country ? welfare, and 1 predict it
r **et a glorious future f >p (.his JotcJ Soijtli C
Hfi v Jtand ef o?r|. j
HK/Vvi -It luake new a iiuls aa if the eld town ef o
Uftlo*Itw Aeino ? *-?"
""a,. > j ' "V"' ,,,e Irad with n I S
KH, Mwahundred and fitly thoti.aad dollar L
IHbjaife2wiaill'.*n<* 00ttntJ follow with c
^r 4, tl,# Murphy uii.l n
iEiblBrV ^?0'000 mlU-^Uckhwl SUdbls. $
RRSbgS^Q^* '$.n?jr dear old county. li
f*; STATE 8. 8 CONTENTION.
a TO OB HELD AT AIIIIBVII.LB, APB1L 4-0, 1804? n
[ % NIOORAMMK:
Tuesday Xigfit, 8:00.?Thanksgiving Service,
let by J. \V. Wallace, Augusta; Address
of Welcome. J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Abbeville ;
Respouse by Provident of Couventien ; Address,
by lion. J. E. Tiadal,Columbia, "The
aims of our Sunday S.-hool Association.*'
* Wednttday Morning, 9:00.?Nible lteading
led by J . W. Wallace, "Thuttispirntiou of
tbo llible;" Enrollment of delegate*; appointment
of committee* ; repcrts of officers;
report* from the field ; brief written and
reports from ceunty and district officers,
schools and wrfrkers ; Address, by lie v. W.
P. Jacobs, D. D., Clinton, S. C., "The needs
of the A*-oc<ation."
1 Vednetday Afternoon, 4:00.?Normal llible
Lesson, by I'rrf. llamill; Discussion, topic,
"The Bund y School;" (?) Its Proper Clas- .
aificatien, 1 / J. L. Hcrg ; (4) Its Genera*.
Exercises, oy A. It. Morse ; (c) The Supt's.
Review Lesson, by Rev. J. E. Covington ;
(rf.) The Primary Department, by Mrs. Mary
8. Whiideu, Charleston. A Training Lerson,
by Prof, Hfpuill, "The Sunday School Pio.m
,i.? ,i....iinn n..........
Wednesday fright, 8:00.?Song Service. lo<l .
by J. W. Wallace ; Address, by i'rof. Hamill, '
"lJelter Bible Study;" Address, by Bishop
W. W. Dune in, Spartanburg.
Thursday Marniny, 9:00.?Bible Beading, .
led by J. W. Wallace. "The Holy Spirit nnd '
\ the Sunday School TeacherElection of (j
Officers an 1 Delegties ; MiscaMnnoous busineas
; Financial; Discussion?(a) Best MetLMBti^^^ode
af County Work, by Rev. J. B. Bussey ;
Systematic house-to-house visitation, by .
JJyotJJi (c) Hindrances to united SuuM
day School work and how to overcumo theai,
by Rov. J L. Sifly.
R i Thursday Aft*rn?oii, 8:00.?"A Model
07 Teacher's Meeiing, by Prof. Hamill," Base l
rj (US BOXt Sunday'a Lesson. How to prepare
jt % 8. 8. Lesson, by Hev. W. II. Dowling:
w Hew to teach a 8. S. Losron, by Rov. J. W. ?
Shall; The Teacher's Pastoral Work, by Rov. .
I. II. Law. Conference on Sunday School
K Normal Work?(a) Is Normal Training Praom
lieeblo? (6) How may it Jl# secured? A' P
B Training Lesson, by Pref. Hamill, The ll
fP Sunday School Teacher."
Thursday fright, 8:00.?Song Service, by
J. ft. Wallace, Interspersed with Sundny
School experiences j Address, "The Child ia
the Midsl 5" Prof. A. 0. Bowers, Nawborry;
Address, by Prof. Hamill, "The Sunday J
8chool Idea."
I NOTCH. j
I Special rates have lieea granted ever rail
road lines in Ihs State- Ask your railroad
gent, at ence, if he has received notice of
such special rate*.
Eighteen delegates are to be elected at this
Convention to attend the Seventh Inter- 1
national and the Second World's Sunday c
School Conventions at St. Louis, Mo., August 1
31st, to September f>th, 1893. <
Prof ilanstll, of Illinois, will again attend i
the State Conventioo, and, as will ho ssen '
from the programme, will devote consider- '
able time to normal work before the Conveo- 1
> Mr. J. W. Wallace, the well knewli FunI
day Sob vol Superintendent of Augusta, Ue.,
fi^ has consented to conduct all the bible lleud
lags and l'raise Services ef the Convention
te he assisted by Mr. Frank F. Whilden, of
Charteston, and a full local choir.
Let the President and the Secretary ef
each County Sunday School Association sets
B. to it that their County ia well represented at
H Abbevilie as matters ef great importance will
|^B be eeneidercd.
BfeL Entertainment will be provided for all
who will aotif/ Mr. A. B. Mors*, Chairman
H^r Com*III on Entertainment at Abbeville,
B . C., on or bofbr* March 30.
':? C?as. H. Caklislk, Ch Ex. Com.
mm:}-,
Presentment of ths Grand Jury. Marsh
Term. 1803.
To Ills*Honor, J. J. Nortox, Presiding
Judge:
The Oraml Jury beg* to submit tlio following
as i s report for the present terin :
We h-tw dis, used of ilie business tint lias
cune before in with ruoli consideration as
the miture of tin bnsineas woul I permit.
We baeeextn incd -il' of tlio public otiices,
nnd are glad to Male that we find them a I
nent y and we 1 kept. Also a 1 of ths ptibl'C
hui dings and find them in good repair.
The County Coinin'sMoners have laid
bcs??re ua (ho lid owing statements of fa-Is :
.all uf the past indebtedness of the county
ha* Ween pud, except a claim of J1,000
which i- in Initiation, leaving a I ahrnce of
$1,(Km ii tli.> Trc?>urer's hands, for the
CV.IV1I1 III WIU'.*II 11101*0 bas been III*.
piov'sion in -?lc by the Legislature.
Tile Cmi#iy O?inni*!)ioii?r? hare als? ro- I
ported to u?, ihat tltcy have not received *11
ntliciul ronor! from ilie Treasurer nine# tin*
20th of Decemhi-r, 18U2, escort a prncil
rcpoit, which the Treasurer now denies
being o'licaL
A'l tint funds f.ir retiring the railroad
bonds nre Mil in the Treasurer's hands, and
the C unity C nunissiohcrs hare not been
able to draw on it for tho want of a proper
repcit from tlie Treasurer. fVo tberetere
urge the Tr asa cr to make Ills report inline
dmtely.
The ord nary o unty indebtedness has
been paid, except a una 1 amount, and there
i* sufficient funds on hands to meet it.
U lias leeu b ought to our attention that
ibtra^are s-ine valuable KecorA Books
t/flic in a very bad conditj n,
int ill outiny of money
^^^^^^^^HKdultery and K-rnicailen
|?9B^^9Pmrd to u> by responsible
[?arm<?. We w#l not present the individuals
st Ibis tem, bat if they da not' dea'st, we
thall do so at tbc next terra of Conrti and
?hr duty will compel us to br.ng them to
uetico.
Thanking your Honor for the courtesy
ixtcuded us, we respectfully mi unit this, as
mr report. Rerpcctfu'ly,
T. L. Hame*, Foreman.
Tits Deiiily Kk.rosrnr.?Richmond, Va .
tlarch 10.?D. F. Dixon, sf Charlotte, N. C?
las ju?t reoeiec I word ef the f?tal burning
if the wife and two children of hi| sou,
riinmuB Dixon, of Uuiherfordlnn, N. C.
Mrs. Dixon was alone, her husband being
it Shelby. After she had gotten r**a ly, wiih
lor little ones, to retire, "nd wh le sitting
iy tbc tablo with ber y.iungo?t chill in her
irm? IK* ?1??1.1 .'- ' ** 4 1 ''
.... vuiiu i%v\.iucuiii ?j turnou oTir inc
imp, which exploded mil ?; read |ta fiei j
iquld e*er the mother and her iwo children.
Dixon is a traro'iog s* es-nirn for Cittrell,
Votkius & Co., of lliclimo id, and is well:nowu
* 1 over Noith and 8outli Carolina,
'ho house and contents w.ro burnci.
A colrraJ umn name I A'exaudcr Mrlntire,
rho saw the flames and cune to the re ue.
ore M i-?|. Dixon tVur, the burning building,
t the same tiein pu-hiog a third chill, whose
ifr was thus save I. Mrs. D xon died from
er injuries this morning.
Some years ago Mr. Dijoi lost h e former
ri'eand two chijdren in one i|ny hj disease;
Siiilou's Consumption Curk.?This is
cyi.nd question the most successful Cudgh
Icdicino we base ever soldi A few doees
nvariably cure the worst ca^cs of Coqgb,
Ir upijud (irot.chjl s. v/l|i'e }ts \?oq4ovfui
WpfiOsfl iU lUo %uie ut u6u8uinnH?w ?- ?* *
ut *
w O illl0.
. 111 the history of uiediomc.
iince its first discovery it has been s hi on ?
ua>anico, a teat which no other me licine
an s'nnd. If you bn-o a cough we eare-tly
ask you to try it Price 10c 50c end
1. If your lungs are sore, chest, or bsck#
xmc, use Shiloh's Porous I'lasUr. ttaUkfia
[. K. Smith & CO.
. a ? -
Convkrsk Collbijr.?April 21, 1803, wil i
e the Anniversary of the laying of the C. rer
Stone of converse College ut Spa'tar.urg.
That day is also adopted hy the
tudents in class day, when the cliss Ures
ri 1 lie p'anted in the morning, with aoproriatw
ceremon es. Governor W. J. North*
n, ef Georgia, and Dr. George T. Winston,
'resident of the University of North C.roIna.
will make the addresses in the College
Ihipel.
A Million Phicnds.?A friend in neiil is
friend indeed, and not less than one mi ion
people have found just such a friend in
)r. King's Now Discovery for Consumption,
loughs, and Colds. If you have never used
his great, ceugli medicine, one tril will con*
ince you that it has wonderful euiative
lowers in nil discises of Throat, Cheat and
.Mugs. Knoh bottle is guaranteed to do all
hat is claimed or money will be refunded,
'rial bottles free at B. F. Posey's Diug
itort. Large bottles, 50j. anl $1.00.
???- a#a Dbskrvino
Praisk?We desire ?o eay to
ur ciuxena, that for years we have been
riling Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
uroption, Dr. Kiog's New Life Pills, Bucken's
Arnica Salve anil Elecirio Bitters, anl
ave nevrr handled remedies that sell as
rail, or that have given tuch universal sati
faction. We do not hesitate t> guarantee
Item every time, and we stand ready to re*
and the purchase prico, if satisfact'>ry reults
do not fellow their use. These retneies
have won their great popularity purely
n their meiits, 11. F. Posey, Druggist.
Call and see our special Shoe. It's a
maimer and takes the prize every timo.
QUAIIAM & SPARKS' Cash Store.
One of the best 50c hats for meo, on earth,
t GRAHAM & SPARKS' Cash Store.
List of Letters.
Remahi^r^^^Jto^oflLce nt Union, fo?,
PdfSWre calllngTor the above Icttors will
rease say if advertised, and witl be required
o pay one cent for their delivery.
J. C. JHUNTEU, P. M.
Bank Stook for Sale.
[WILL sell to the highest bidder on Mouday,
Satesday in April, Five (o) Shares
ilerobauts and Panters' National Bank
Inek. J. G. LONG,
ileh '24-12-21
Notice of Final Dlsoharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that by permission
of llon.J.M.Gee, Probate Judge for
Jnion County, I will, on the 25th day of April
i*st. make inv final return anil tnnlv far
setters Diimissory on Administrator of the
state of Jehn Mays, deceased . All perrons
ndcbted to sniil estate must pay on or before
hat day, ami all porsooa having claim*
igainit said estate must present them to me,
troperly attested, on or before that date.
J. W SCOTT,
Adm'r Estate J. Maya.
Vlar. 24-12-41*
Spectacles ami Eye-Glasses.
ateBSSsBy
The Union Drug Co.
Hae a full line of the best SPECTACLES
and EYE-Q LASSES that Scienee has been
able te produce, and are prepared te soil
any condition ef tbe ere.
Mar. 24-12-tf
-=&N TIME !=OUR
buyer is mow in the Northern Markets laying in one of the
largest and jbest assorted stocks of Drv (iooils. \i?iinii?
"Ax IIoxkst Ji ihjk."?Greenville, March
18. ? In ih? United State* Court 'lie grand
jury mitde its pre<?nin lit today and wa?
discharged. The jury rec-mtnende the enlargement
?f the c<-iiri and jury rooms, an I
also an additi'ina1 sl?ir*ay.
In speaking of Judge Siroanton, the dor.
uuirnt says : "We c?nsi l?r him one of the
ablest jurist* on the Federal beach. Wo
think bun incapable of nrikiug par 1*1 or
hi?*el deoiri -ns that iiut he trial before
him. lie is kind > nd humane, and whilst
Ik is frailess in the di'ch-rge of hi* du<iee
as a Judge, lie tempers 'hi law with it erey.
We congratulate the people of Sou'h Care ina
upon bar ng a- cli an ab - mid geuial gentleman
to preside o?er the United Sta'cs Couris
in this Sia'c. Long may ha litre to grace
the bench."
J udg-* Simon ton feelingly replied to the
grand jury. This opini . by moo of all
political sli'dc*, i* rather different fioin
Tillman's views.
-
Tiir Aonicri.TraAL CoLLKiie.?The tmstees
?f Clenison College, at the r meeting
Uft week, decided to establish a system of
wa>or works ami sewirage, and the work
will he done under the direct supervision of
Professor Netrmnn. The buildings in ceurse
of erection will he complete 1 by July 1st,
ready for the opening of the college. No
elrc iens were held fir preeid nt ir re-i-lent
physician. Over 600 students are wan
to attend thefcolhge, *od the hoard expects
to a sen annulate al who apply. Every
student ni l be r<quitel to weir a military
uniform, and the dress suit is to be Confederate
grey Ciotb, with blit-k strides ia
trouseia.4 The contract ler unifortss Win
awarded to the A. G. Means t'omjaay, ef I
Anderson, who will l'uroi-h dress and latigue
maifeqci^B^t$2? 7 1, Io be paid in each with j
or tub '
Merchants' & Planters'
NATIONAL 13 A. NIC
OF UNION. SOUTH CAROLINA, *
At Union, in the Stmt of South Carolina
at the e'ote of bu*int*t, March Of A, I89di
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts .. $179,609 67
Ovaidrafls, secure 1 and unseeured
9,816 6<>
U. S. Donds to secure circulation
15,000 00
Due from approved reserve ag'ts 7,498 65
Due from other National l)auks 4,390 'J5
Danking-house. furniture and
fixture* ? 2,000 00
Current expenses end taxes paid 865 68
It 11* of oilier banks 2,005 00
Fractional paper currency, nick'
els and cents.,,, 155 1.1
Specie 11,822 60
Legal tender notes 0,000 00
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer,
(5 per ct of circulation)... 67o 00
Total...., $242,888 53
LI AIIIL1T1K8.
Capital s'ock paid in $?'>0,000 00
Surplus fund 50,000 00
Undivided profits 8,026 28
Nalioual iiauk poles 0(itaianding 13,600 00
Individual deposits tiubjept to
check ....... .. 108,782 16
Certified Checks ....... ........,,i 502 01
Due to ether Ngii?n?i bgnkst 093 72
Due to Statf l} ?ii|t* lid Ihft^sta.. 88* ?*
. wo
.. ial $242,888 63
Statk or South Carolina, 1
County or Union, m j
1, George Monro, trashier of the above
named Dank, do solemnly swear thai Ilia
above statement is true to the beat af my
knowledge and belief, ?
GEORGE MUNRO Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me tlii*
lHthdsy of March, 18'.)3.
Chari.rs Bolt, Notary rublic.
Connrrr?Altrsi :
F. M. Fahk, )
II. L. Ooss, V Director*.
1. G. McKisstox, J
WAR DECLARED AT LA8T!
The first shot was fired on the 1st day
of January,18'J:J, at the Cheap Cash lied
Front Hardware More of SCUTT BROS.
No hlood to be shed, no livrs to be lost.
We make war upon uo man to take bis
life But we have declared war upon
high prices and long profits on all goods
sold by us. We have ho sied our banner
and will show no quarters. We fear no
competition for we have restlved and
are determined to sel our goods, such
as Carpenter and Blacksmith Tools,
Plows and Plowstocks, Axes, Shovels,
Iloes, Nails, llor?e Shoes, Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Cook and Heating Stoves,
Wagon and Buggy Material, Wagon and
Buggy Harness, Baddies, Buggies and
all kinds of goods found in a first class
Hardware store, at the very lowest liveand-let-live
prices. We mean all we say.
If you doubt, march to the Bed Front
and walk right in and let us convince
you by giving you prices.
We arc selling a let of the best
Pittsburg steel plows at 3} cents. Cook
Steves, with everything complete, for
$10.00; nice open Buggy for $40.00;
top Buggy for $t50.00. All other
goods at like reduction*. Come and
give us trial and be made happy,
and we shell be happy, teo.
Vsrjr Respectfully,
SCOTT BROTHERS.
Jan 20-3,tf
UNIONDiiUGJCOr,
. " ?D*AI.B*S IN?
DRUGS, Patent Medicines. Toilet Soaps,
Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Teeth
Brushes, Tooth Powders,
Face Powders.
A full line of Paints. Oils, Putty, Stains,
Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brashes.
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds,
and all kinds of Druggist Sundries
kept in a first-class Drug
Store.
Physioians' Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours.
The Publio will find our stock of Medicines
complete, warranted genuine and
of the best quality.
Call and see for yourselves.
Feb17-7-ly
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
By JAMBS M. (JF.K, ESQ., Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, J. W. tiallnan haa made
suit to me to grant him Lettera of
Administration, with will annexed, on the
Estate of and effects of W. B. Lemmens
deceased.
These are, therefore, to oite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said W. B. Ltmmons, deceased, that they
bo and appear, before me, in the Court of
Probate, to bo held at Union C. H.t South
Carolina, on the trd day of April next, .
after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the I
forenoon, to show cause, if any they hare,
why the said Administration should not he
granted.
Uitoii under my band and seal this loth
day of March, Anno Domini, 1803.
JAMES M. OEB,
Judge Probate.
Published on the 17th day ef March,
I 180*2, in the Wksklt Umion Tim sr.
, March 17 It 2t.
jfc' , ' -l
^ ^ ' v,?
Clothing, Shoes, Ints, Hardware, Crockery ware, Tinware, Trunks and .
Valises that wilF 1c brought to this market.
We ask special attention of ca*h buyers, as we have marked every
article down to t^ very closest livo-and-lct-livc prices.
We now have on the road the largest and- nicest assortment of Ladies
m .
Dress Goods in altthc latest shades and fabrics, These goods were bought
early in order to feet the choicest patterns. They were bought in dress
patterns so tvfo la lies need not have the same colored dress. Trimmings
to match. Coin^f arly ; get the first selection and have your dresses made
lor Easter before*! ie mantuamakcrs are crowded.
Ml lintf Goods Going at a Sacrifice.
Une word to ^ptFariucrs: Wc arc selling the best plow irons for ^
4| cents; best pftt stock with patented handles, cannot split, for only J
Id,,* those of yon who gave us your patromtgo in the
f-Wjt?did not know that we are leaders of low prices in
lB| V yj. W. McLTJRE. Ag't. *
^QVEl STOVES! I STOVES!!! ?
.. A
We hate added 'to jfur large stock of Hardware a line of Cooking Stoves bl
on n?l^|K,wo are prepared to give low prices, fur cash.
jjWr'
ATH! FOSTER & CO. '
The State of SoilHt Carolina. RICHMOND & DANVILLE KAILKlMDCO
UNION COUNTY. F. W. Iluidcknpfr nr.d Rruhen Poster, icCourt
of Commdlf Pleas. ceivets,
0. A. Wilson va. JJ K. Almnn.
Summons for lte'ief. Cbmp'aint scire 1. Ump\c99)009T"??^5rffYejT
To the Defendant, J. K. Atma/i: 'yn^- \r& ' "T
YOU are hereby tuptodpfiod and requ'te l I
to enewer the oomffitnt in liiieaction, Columbia and Greenville Division
of which a copy is herewiV serrtd upon y< u, Condensed Schedule, in effect No*. "JO,
and to serve a copy i f ffenr nn?wer to the 1802. Trains run by 7oth Mtridinn T.me.
said complaint en the suhscr bcrs hi th. i<-t.fr. - ? n
fice.Ne. 2 Law Range.Unitn, S"U'h Carolina, Detwein Gbirlwlon, Columbia, Allstoii and
within twenty days after the service hereof, Spartanburg.
exclusive of the day of snch service ; ami if ?
yoa fail to answer the coiep'aint witliin the Daily I ,, . I .')|1
time afo>esai<l, the plaintiff in this ncsion No. 13. | STATIONS. !.\"o. 14.
will apply to the Court for the re'ief tie- G 50 a mi I.v Cliailratoti Ar.lO GO. m
mantled in the complain'. .'1 50 p 1111 " Columbia " j 1 20 " -U
Dated February 17, A. D. 180:1. 4 80 " I " Allston " 112 40 "
MUN1U) & MUNRO, 5 28 ' | " Carlisle " |ll 4lam
Plaintiff's Attorney*. 5 32 " j '? Sauluc "Ill 30 "
5 50 ' | " ... . Union " (11 17 "
Tithe Defendant, J. K. Afmon: ti 23 " I" l'acilet " tlO 44 "
Take notice that the summons in tins t> 50 " |Ar Spartanburg Lv [10 20
action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was 10 10 p ni|Ar Aslu-ville Lv| 7 00 " k
filed in the offce of the Clerk of the Ci urt of j.]
Common Pleas for UnL>n ceuoty, at Union, Between Charleston, Columbia Seneca and
for the County of Uuion, in the State of Wnlhalla.
South Carolina, on the 17th day of February,
1801. MUNRO & MUN110, "Daily. I * " Daily?
Attorney for Plaintiff, No. 11 | STATIONS. | No. 12.
to \uo.T Range' Unl n' S" C* 0 50? bILt Chariest on...- Ar 1080pm
* *"7 18, 1893. n ? | ,, CoIlIolbift .. 6 05F ..
12 05 p iu| " Alteon " , 5 13 " a
WILUAMSON, GILBERT & COT, Hi! ==SE= \B \
1 01 Helena......... 4 ^0 * I
^ 3 23 " *1 68 '
3 43 " Ar Helton I.v 1 40 "
G 00 " Ar Seneca Lv 12 IGpm
^^6 G 32 " I.v Seneca Ar 12 lOpin 1
#^(J(QP^ ? Nl * ^ P111 *r Walhalla I.v 11 40a>n <
O 'a 5 00 p n Vr Greenville... I.v 12 OOn'n
M%. m Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Di?i,
W sion, Noithboumi, 4.01) a. in, 3.48 p. m,
e x o IB G.00 p. ui. (Vcstibuled Limited); South i
I *5 ? IM bound, 1.60 a ui, 8.8o p ui, 11.37 a. m., I
a! (Vestibuled Limi cd); Westbound, W. N. C. J
\ A Division, t'?.60 p. m., for llendersonville, 1
Of Aslipville and Hot Springs.
Trams leave Ureeuville, S. C., A. & C.,
Division, Nurtlibonnd, 3.07 a in, 2.2G p. m.,
0.08 p ui (Vcstibuled Limited); South
bound 3.07 a m, 4-42 p m, 12.28 p m M
WATCHMAKERS, JKWELKR8, (Vcstibuled Limited)
1 Traina luava Snnmm A x? i' 1is
ENGRAV ERS A DIE-SINK hRS Northbound 1.8(5 u m, 12.16 p m; South
# boouil 4.88 a in, (5.80 p nt j.
All kinds of Medals and Iladges for Secret .kn<!? ?n, ''ie ^ BIU* ?
? . . . , Division, and lratns 13 and 14 on I lie A. and r
Fraternities ntado to order. d. Divj8i'on w,? run ,olid t0 and from cliar. r
Watch and Cleck repairing. Plain and fancy U?lon ever the S. C. R. R. J
Engraving a epeeinlty.
Oold and Silver Plating ecientificolly done. PULLMAN CAIl SERVICE A
Caah paid for old Oold and Silver. Pullman Sleeper on 18 and 14 between
Respectfully, Charleston and Ashevillr, via Columbia and
Union, SC. W. G. A CO. >Sp"r^nbur*; . Q1 . _ .
... v7.ii- Pn'.lman 1'alace Sleeping Car on Trains'J
jan. Ai-w-iy 10, 11, and 12, 37 and 88 on A A C DtTmb
Lost Rot.?If Jubu R. liuchaaon, vision,
who left bis home in Chester, 8. C., on 4th W A TURK, S. II. HAKDWICK, l
o'November laat, will only make known le Gen'1 Pass Agt Asst Gen'l Pais Agt J
his father bit whereabout* and condition, Washington 1). C. Atlanta, Ga. n
he will greatly relieve suspeose and anxiety V B tacliKK, SOL IIA AS, Bl
about him and he will not be interfered with Gen'l Supt Trallie Mgr
John If. Buchanan, Columbia, 8 C. Washington DC le
Cheater, 8. C. W II GREEN, Gen'l Mg'r, Washington DC A
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i
J* Sir, . i
THE
NEW YORK
RACKETY
# . WATCH THIS CORNER a
Liul don't think of buying anything, in Spring Goods, until
ou have first examined our Stock
:
Our buyers are now in the Northern Market, and with
licit* experience, aided by cluck, pkkskvkkanck and the iiakd
\sii, you can look lot* some of the choicest bargains ever
C
fie red you.
.?
You may not l>o ni>lc to get a Government Plum,
it with a very little money you can come to tlie
STEW YORK RACKET
id get some of the richest Plums ever oll'ered in the Morntilc
line.
To make room lor the immense stock of Spring floods that
ill soon he. in to pour in 011 us. we will close out the
mnnnt of Winter Goods we still have 011 hand at a very
w price.
Onli and examine tlieni.
. HARRY&BELffr>.
SPRING OPcSiy^f
OF
aNEW GOODS
he Largest Stock. The Lowest Prices.
Our buyer lias just returcd from the Northern markets, ami wc are
>w opening up one of the largest and best selected stocks that we have
er liad, and prices as low as you will find in South Carolina.
Ladies, See Our Dress Goods.
We can .show you all the novelties of the season, hoth in woolen goods
ul wash goods, and our line of white goods arc the prettiest in town.
Millinery ! Millinery I I
It it useless for us to say that we can suit you in a hat, as it is generally
nown that our stock of Millinery goods arc always the largest and
heapest. We have some special inducements to offer yon in Millinery this
eason.
A Gift for Cash Buyers.
On Monday next. 27th, we will issue tickets to cash buyers, calling for
large painting in framos and ready for hanging in your parlor, which
ill be given away at* the end of ><) days. Call and get a ticket which
rill explain itself. The pictures arc now here, so you can sec what }'ou
re to get. Call early, as only a limited number are to he given away.
Remember, prices asl ow, and, in a great many goods lower, than you
an buy them elsewhere. We mean business?no humbuggery?nor
but we simply mean to get your trade, and give vou value
eceivcd for every dollar spent WHli u->.
Rc^ectfullv, T1>l| , :
GRAHAM & SPARKS, Cash Store.
nn 22-o-tf
N. L. DOUGLAS I A Fi"e Mi? s'???R5*
fiunr I On ?of ,l:.c ,ur ? co"??n,i?
_j m - Mtn i uvs on uotti ndes of the corpi rale line
And oth,r specialties for of the growing (own of I nesville, 51 miles
Gentlemen, Ladiee, Boye and nho?e Union!'. H , 8011H1 < ill- >liii?, on the
sh arc tbe 8. 1'. & 0. road. and ul 11 J.uiosville lermin..i
?_ ii , ??i-_ij mis of the Lockhnt t n d bmesville railroad.
JmgM BCSt in the worm. Wl,ile it 11 as a Mv.ui--p.wer" on it, it
iJ?# descriptive advertise J,?s ft voicrr of water Millie cut for every
Hp EL\ | m,'nt which will appear n |)Ucpose neeiii d by ii fit-lory rim by steam.
wBr j^Hy Uu?p?per. j( w|e 8prj?gS 0j- s|dendiil coM wit'cr,
Take no Substitute,
whie four creeks lieml on a part of the land
but Insist on harinc W. I.. j? die corporate limits of the town. It has
DOI'tlliAH' SIlOKfJiWlth (jie j,ev| kind of clay for brick, with plenty
name and price stamped on oj. Wl0)j |0 |,mn t lm biick. Two large quer;
'< n Ties of fine granite rock adjoin this Und.
. J "?ii?i'ou .."TV ? ?i r There is also a large bed of the finest pottery
and It. 8. LIPSCOMB, C.aflney, 8. 0. c)fty on ^ ^ '
eb 17-7-Om _ Capitalists in search of a good location for
IOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE * helory in the South would do well by
iuuwu , , %t . . addressing John D. Lomj,
f OFFER (he h. u?e end lot on Monntsm JonesTille. 8. C,
L Btroct known as the UIX H0U8K, lor or R. M. 8tokk?,
lie. L t contains two ?"cs. Torms easy. >;<litor Uj(|0|| T|MM
PP'y to 0.1'. GARRETT, Union, 8. C.
h nrtanlmrg, 8. C.
or TIIOSyB. c M I L L I N K It 1 ,
Jan 13-2-If.
*a??. * j it o j?i /> I U3T receired from ilie Northern MarWno
found the saddle t _ O k?t?, a choice NiMiimor Millinery.
[j^Wl'lSSrJSSra t u??Tmu? *m> utwnr raicis.
rar Graham k Kay's liftry liable, a ararly it.. j . .
ew saddle, with a fart .r the p.d torn out Always pleased o show g^d. and gire
The finder ?ill coafrr a great faror hy "t.afaci.on to cu?t?m>.?._ .jgfcr.
asing it at the Time* office or at Uraheui AlKS. JAS. GRANT.
Bay's Utery stable. Oct U 42 l&