Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^a* * ii ??a i Bow to Csn a Colo.?Ala- st everybody bee a reoeedyihr a sold, which he is f*tr ? reedy to rteoawad t> ethers ?f rr detailing pr his own esperiearte. tk The Bottom Jonmol of Commtrct quotes frea m medical wr ter seme ? 4?t ? w' jto ? men seems lo be more ihu orJim- at rily useful. of When i>s? become* ch lied or takes cold. oil the mouths of uyr-ads of li<tie sweet gUnds re jfj^ are snddesly closed, and the impurities he w which should pass off through the skin lis ere forced back at the interior of the to body, vitalizing the blood sod putting extra is work en the lungs and other internal organs, ee Just beneath the surface of the skin, all N( over the body, there is a network of minute ar blued vessels, finre than the finest lace, tb When one is chilled, the blood is forced ga from tlieae capillary trersels int * one or more fir of these internal ergens, producing inflsm- ab Mltlnn nr enn<*aaiirtn anil iKna Aftait Mitaine ma* diseases dangerous to life. The time to ne treat a cold is at the earliest possible mo- Bt meat after you hare taken it. And your prime object shou'd be to restore the per- , spiratioo and tbe crpillary circulation. As soon tlieo, as you feel that you bare taken celd bare a good fire in your ked-room. jD Put|your feet into hot water, as hot as can cj, be borne, and crate niag a table tablespoon- (j, ful of mustard. Hare u iu a vessel so deep gf that tbe water will come up well toward op the knees. Throw a blanket over the whole #j, to prevent rapid evaporation and oooliog. tr, In from five to ten minutee take the feet wj out, wipe them dry, and get ioto bed on ce which there are two extra blankets. Just to before or after gettiog into bed drink a large glass of lemonade as hot as po?s blc, or a j,, gla-s of hot water couia'mng a leaspoonful tj, of cream of tartar with a little sugar if ^ desired. Should there be a pain in the ni chest, side or back, indicating pleurisy ir pneumonia, dip a small towel in cold water sad wriug it as dry as possible. Fold the 9A towel so that it will over a little more aur- rc face than is affected by the in*u- Cover this j?, With a piece.of flannel, and both with oiled ro silk, or better, with oiled linen : now wind a w( etrip of flannel a foot wide several times fin around (he chest. The heat of ths body wid warm the towel almost immediately, the A k oiled linen and flannel will retain the heat ) and moisture, and, steaming the part, will UI generally cause the pain to disappear. an Should there be pain or soreness in the el( three', you should trust in a snvUr manner with wet compress end flannel bandage. JU Eat sparingly ef plain simple food. Baked apples and ether fruit, bread and butter, bread and milk, milk toast, bakod potatoes, N. pr raw oysters may le eaten. By following dr the aboye directions intelligently and faith- th fully you wiij ordinarily check the progro-s *n ef tho cold, and prevent serious, possibly mi fatal, illnrsS. ne ec Tn? End or a. Boom Town.?Judge MoLanghlln. sUt'ng in vacation, today placed en tho Grottoes Company, at Shcndun, in the be hands of receivers. Sheodun is a boom be town on the Shenandoah Yallpy railroad, th ^ The application was made by tho c unpnny th to protect its assets against creditors' cuits. W The creditors ware represented by I Messrs. Sips, J. A. Harris, Jr , afj?! Yancey. pr of Hnrrisouburg, and Captain James Butu- ga garder, of Staunton. Major Jed llotchkiss on represented himself and others. co Mr, Humplc, pre-iJuul of (lie company, nc speaking for (.lie oampany, said lie asked se protectio'i for the interests of aubsor bers to 5760,000 w- rib of slock, representing he ? New York, Phil tdelpliiii, Baltimore. Virgin- it, i? an I North Carolina. He had reduce I dthe Indebtedness of the company front $510, 000 to |10b,000, with as-eis virtually mi- ih changed. President Buutple, formerly of G Salisbury, N. C., and Mr. J. W. Blackburn, of Buena Vis'tv, were appointed receivers, either to act, and each to give $110,000 bund, to ?-Riehwoml Tim.-* w ? ot Laboh Unions Knjoixf.I).?New Orleans. G Msroh 'Jo'.r-Judgo Billings in the United to owies court, today renacrta an opinion in be the auit of the goveinment agiinst the th Amalgamated council and tho officers of tho bt various labor organisations which ordcre I th the general strike in November la$t. An in- a injunction against the organizations was wi naked for under the act. of Congress pro- ? hibiting combinations in restraint of trade. 2 la an elaborate opinion the court sots aside every claim of (lie defendants, and to declares ilinl the acts of the Amalgamated lit Council and thp otliccrs of the Union were II unlawful in ordering a .general strike, and hi that the merchants are entitled to iiyunc- 01 tions and other relief. The docision dis- g: cusses fully the rights of labor unions, and ih is far-reaching in its effects. 1, Aa a ro-ult of the decision, a criminal of prosccutioa ag-ii^ut defendants would be Tt probable, but it is net yet knov/u whether ac tho Uoi'cd Scutes authorities will proceed (K against the alleged union labor leaders. Death or a Sovth-iiatino Editor.?Col. M Elliott F, Shepard, editor of the Mail and ni Eiprett, died suddenly Friday afternoon W lost, at his home, No. 5 West fiftj'Sucond ed street, New York. His death followed (ho admiois ration of ether by Dr. Charles Mc- fo Buraey and his family physician, Dr. J. W. d< McL&ne, who were about to make an cxnmi- ul nation to ascertain whether the Colonel's pi uspicion that he was suffering from a stone in ia tho bladder was correct. lrp to yester- H day morning Colonel Shepard hud atteuded wi to hi* business in the usual way. No one iu bis office knew of tho contemplated operation when ho weut home last evening. S. ft ew York, March 2b.?The coiplficate of C. Col. Elliot V. Shepards death was sent to Al Jhe health beard today, the cause of death of ^^-*being given as iuhalation of ether. Dr. So It.. I 1.1 -- in, pan mv numu uui uc* oept (he certificate no worded, ami would $? not grant a burial pcruiit. He sent (ho g" ceriiticate <o (he coroner, wilh orders that " be make on investigation. da m. or Gov. Tillman Rki-rikvks \Yad? Haines von Thirty Days.?Columb a, S. C., M irch 23.?Wade Haines, colored, who was to Qu hang today for the murder of Miss Homes- ki by, a white girl, was reprieved shortly be- Co fore the hour set fur the exocutlon. Gov- i9 ernor Tillman visitvd Haines iu his coll wj yesterday, but would make no statement to 8ei the press concerning his inte nions. Public ye opinion is very much divided its to Haine s guilt, and I he governor has given (be onso unusual aUentiion. Miss Uornesby was murdered with n knife near her home in ,n( the outskirts of the city, and Haines re- ftn ported finding the body and went back wilh nj| thosa lie informed of the deed. He has Hfl continuously asserted his innocence although people of the neighborhood where the crime co] K nac rnmniSiioil n rd fullv iwrmituloil ,\f Li a I guilt. The reprieve is f >r a month. .#< ad Corkans Attack a Missionary.?San l)i Francisco, March '2-1.?According to Corein Co acfvices by the steamer Gaelic, Father M. all] Jotieoji, a Catholic missiona-y, was terribly Th maltreated -y a mob recently, lie was rci passing on font through the market town of an Kincliicn, ncompanic t by a teacher and a tlx boy. As soon us the crowd recognized hint W< there aroso shouts of "Kill the foreigner," kn "Stone him." The nativea threw themselves be upou the priest, knocking him down, and boi kicked him unmercifully, After the mob La had torn out his beird they beat him nud tried to bury him alive iu the sand. At last, somewhat alarmed at the consequences of a Eh possible murder, always a serious matter in lar Cores, the mob dispersed, leaving the mis- am sionary and his companion ha'f dead ou the on ;r:und. a t tin Tiik Baron I)kai?.?Washington, March tnc 20 ?Baron Andrade, the Brazilian-Argon- wi ^ tjno claims commissioner, wl-o was stricken ("oi With apoplexy and paralysis last night, diei At 0.15 o'clofk this evening, at the Ailing- hot ton Hotel. by It leoke a< if the day would coon vbta Uoa fabr os ??nM bt the lwt Taloebe oJucia ? f ih* co toi |lml. A writ r fa t Mumtf tclmrtT M Kttord any a; ' Few people autaide of ^btmiU aro '"'z :! ? t oo Kuf t u.naaaa a awt unique ktufaciur ng establishaiaat, lb* only oae ita kind in iha wor d, abara eotten aoed I is manufactured by a sterol proeaaa iato bbar, not a auhstitala bat bona Ada rubr, auch at leas', so a a of tka boat expeila re pronounced (be product of iha factory bo. Nob ?dj knows anything about what going on ios da the fsctery. with tbo exI lion of a few eery ignorant negroeag >b dy is adniiited. The bora facta alaoa a k'lowo iba* oiudo c tt ?n aaod oil frosa e oil m II. cosli?g about fifty acata per Tlon. o about (135 per ton, is carted in 'a ion lute, and that tens of rubber worth out $1 00 per p?und or $2,000 per ton, a carte I out and shipped to a eery promint rubier d?al r and manufacturer of >aton. Br mm Trevi'bk Fovxd. ? Durango, exico, March 23.?Workman ware Tburay ang4gcd in excirating for a new boildg to beercc'ed on the property of Frente o Ortiz, nrnr the Palace Hotel, when ey came upon a large box buried about e fret under the surface. Upon being ened the box was found to be tilled with i Spanish go'd coins. The amount of the ensure is nut known to the publio, but it ill reach fully $100,000. A certain par atage of ths m mey must. be turned over the general g rnnient. It i? supposed that the money was burled ' a Spauitid more than a century ago, at ere was at ih.t time a large colony of em here employed in working the rich inrs of this sect'ou. 1 Woman Surraaok Ixauoi<rat?d ix Kan8.? Kansas City. Kan., .March '20.?The gis'ration for (tie municipal elections in rasas, wh'ch cl< sed Pi May night, was marksb'e for the henry registration of >men Thousands of them are now qtialid and ready to vote at the elections which II be held iu evory city in the State on pril 4th. In Kansas City, women hare shown au iprecedent ioterest in municipal politics, id this rote will be n large factor in the ;ct:o:i. Already candida'os are working for their pport. Family Drivrn fro* Tewx.?Ma'ion, C., Muroli 15.? B. W. Crow baa been iren from the town of Ncba ' j anonymeua reals, the destruction of their properiy id fear of assatsination. Crow is a white an and hts daughter taught a school fer >gro children. On SttdirJny night the hoolh'iuse was overturned ant desr> yed. off has receive I anonymous letters threating h'un with death unless lie left town fore April. He ilepaitjd t dny. The iter class of citizens are ind gnant over c outrage ntul nro making efforts t > disc -rer e guilty partus. Don't Amount to a D x. '?A Miniucnt South Cn'obnian, titling iu the 1 ery of the senate the othir day, linked e of the frequenters of the ecuate gallery mm uily known as a ga'lery gifrd, t-i'iiug ixt to him, if Senator It by* was in b a at. ' N ," said the gu:vrd witlu ut tu ning his 'a I, "ho is not in his seat: he is rate y in and elien he is he don't amount to u Tli?. S...,l!> >? .1 ? ouglt lie blushed for liis Stae. ?Cor. reenvillc ATnet. Tiif. Governor s Latk-t.?Judge Simonn rjjuld not please Gov. Tilman if he ere to try. Anil he m not fryifjg. The iljr explanation wa can conceive fo the overnor's lite?t assault on Judge Sim< u. beyond k;- ?- -Jury cveryidy he can't control, is to try to say gomeing so outrageous about the Judge as to ive hiinselt' umsted for contempt and en play the martyr act, which would be trump card just now. Judge Simonton, e ?>ipn .se; has n? idea of gratifying httu. Xcwien'j Obs'rvtr. To those persona who have npvtr stopped cousdcr how great a country they are riug in, these figures may be o( interest, to man who fears lit tt lie could not el><ow s way a<ound in the crowdol We>?t witbit clintttig the i t;p ?f );is eg it peeves, may it her some so ace from the statement that e entire ltviug population of the globe, 400,000,(100 sou'.s. divided into families five persons each, could he located in txas, each family with a house ou a half ire lot, nud there would still remain 50,lO.OOlf vacant family lo|s Bloody Affray in Georgia ?Savanuah, profi llakcr county, Saturday ght, tljrep white mpu ro<1 two negroes, illiam and Greeue Davis, brothers, engagi in a desperate fight, while the white meu ere searching the house of William Davis r stolen geoJs. Greene Davis was ah .1 tad. William Davis lought with au axe itil ho fell in his tracks, cut almost to eces with knives in the hands of the white en, who left him on the lloor for dead, e will, hewever, recover. Hi3 antagonists ere also horribly cut. Piston Vaiio Ml ?^wiw> ?uu? luumuiuts.?urccn vine. C., March 27.?The clothing store of L. Walter, ia this city, was te-day closed by :torney A. C, Wclborn, under foreclosure a chattel mortgage held by S. Brafmun k ins, of Baltimore. The amount of the ortgago indebtedness to Brafraan exceeds !,0U0. Mrs. Walter, the wife of the murtgor, has a mortgage exceeding $5,000, but WM not ?'eoord?4 w11i|>rty t|?>y$ I'vom to, which givos Brnfman's mortgage prir jty to hors. Julia Forcb Skmousi.y III.?Atlanta, i., March 26.?Miss Julia Force, who lied her two sisters and has since been nhned in jail here, is reported ill, and it feared she may die. This is the case lioli created one of tho gre*te?t criminal sstions ever known. The crimo was of ry recent occurrence. ? . ?, Failuub or C'ori'oh Factohs.?Cofl'eeville, ss., Mnroh 26.?Newbergcr Bros., the >si extensive cotton factors in the State d large merchandise dealors, filled last jht. K-timated liabilities $100,000, usa unknown: home creditor! preferred, rinkage in the price of Cotton caused the lapse*. - (Jua??antbbo Chub.?We authorize our vertis'.d druggist to sell l)r. King's New scovorj for t onsuniption, Coughs and Ids, upon ihis c mditien. If you are lictcd with a Cough, Co'd or any Lung, rent or Chest trouble, end will t^se (his nedy as itirrcteij, givjng it a f"ir trial, 1 experience no benefit, you may return ; b tile an I have your money refunded. 5 c in d not in ike this etfer did we unl OW that Dr. King's New Disc ivery could relied on. ft never disappoints. Trial Itles free at li. F. I'oscy's Drug Store, rge 60o. and $1,00 A Luadkii.?Since its first introduction, jclric Hittors lias gained rapidly in popu> favor, until now it is c'early in the lead long pure medical t-nioa and a'tcratives? ltaining nothing which perm is uj use as overage or intoxicant, it is lecogmzed ns h st and purest medicine for all uiliits of Stomach, Liver or Kidacys.?It I Will oure Sick Headache, Indigestion, ntlipaiioii, and drive Malaria from tiie >tbii?. Satisfaction guaranteed with each He or the money will be refunded. Sold II. F. Posey. Tib Atrmjiuu Fumw. fhnio i March 16.?Tht Amir* i *b<?li " trritW m the ilwuir AUmcJs Io4?j, pr<at 4 graphic do'ails ?f groal ImA? at ffr?omu rrwuarj, IB Ut oi?y ef Briibiu and i'S suburbs lb* iMip done by lb* floods U n'taaN m'$15,000,006. Tb*r* ?h * fall af >l?ljr n?n inches of rala ia throe flays, aa l three a*a?B?n wre float* 1 oat of lbs riser and laado 1 higb aofl dry ia iba botanical garden*. Arswbb Tbu Qcnrrio*.?Why fl* so many " people we so* around us aeein to prefer to suffer aafl be aaflt aiomblt by indigestion. PAHa?iaai;. ? IMooUaaa t A Ol*~ C>ming up of tk* M, Yellow Skto, when for 76 cente we will kII them Shileh'a Vita- 1 lixer, guaranteed to rare them. Sold by H. K. Smith A Cb. Oh, Wuat a Colon.?Will you heed the warning. The rgual | erhope of the sure approach of that more terrible disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves if you nan afford for the sake of saving 60c. to ran the risk I and de nothing for it. We know from experience that Shi'oh's Cure will cure your Cough. It never fai's. This explains why more than a Mi|!i?n bottles were eeld the past year. It relieves croup and whooping Cough at onoe. Mothers do not be without . it. For lame back, side or Chest nee Shiloh'r ' Porous riaster. Sold by H. K. Smith A Co c List ef Letters. Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for the week ending March dlat, 1893. Miss Merlissie Fanr |Mr Jonnie Trammel 1 Mr Wevly Wi.lard. Persons calling for the above letters will ? please say if advertised, and will be required ^ to pay one cent for their delivery. J. 0. HUNTER. P. M. MARRIED^ SWEAT?HART. Man led, on the 26th < lust., in Mt. Joy Church, by Rev. W. E. G. f Humphries, Mr. A. I). Sweat and Miss _ Kamuth llart. 5-Eared Corn. \ FIFE or six bushels of 5-Kared Corn want- J ed. Apply at YOUNG & HUNTER'S Store. Mar 31-13-tf Registration Notice. (SHALL be ia the town of Union on the firat MnntldV ( vnlamln v \ af Maw t and July, for tho pnpo-e of Registeii?g those voters who bare heroine 21 years old since tie last General Election. Office at John Purcell's stiro. T. J. II. SMITH. Suprrv s r of Registration. , March 8t*lC*2'. Spectacles ami Eye-Glasses. The Union Drug Co. . lias a-hill line of ihe host SPECTACLES and EYE-GLASSES that Science has been ab e to induce, a id ate prepare I to mil any cmtdi'ion of the eye. Mar. 24-12-tf ; The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court i f Cointn >n Picas. i 1 The Itritith and Ame<icm Mor'gage Com- ' p?ny (liini'ed,) Plaintiff, . P. Koit JrSck. Juliii A? Koo'ltfok, J, J%. Carroll and W. C. Carpenter, (partners as . Carroll & Carpi ntcr,) B slic Bros. & Wright, (indiridnal tinnier not known,) IV. II. Wallace, A. L. Howell, Nancy P. Caldwell and Jno L. Hates, Defendants. Summons for Relief.?CompNint Served. | 1\ the Defendants ahoye named, and especially lo the Defendants 4 -L- Hour 11 ami John L. Hates: "\7"0U are hereby summoned and required X to answer the cmnpl.ii.t in this action, which, on tho Sl?l ilnn of \1nir 1 ftOO ? - - Qlad jn the pfhcp pf Cieyk pf ?ftjd Court, and to serve a copy of your answer to ?h? said complaint on (lie subscriber nt his office in Yorkville, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hen of, executive of the day of such service: ind if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will npply to tht Court for tbo.JT'liff demsyded in the complaint. C. Fl. SPENCER, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dsted VorltriUp, C-, Hit A. PMar 31-13-61 WILLIAMSON, GILBERT $ WATnittfiVRM .1flVm.VDa ENGRAVERS k DIE-SINKERS. " o j All kinds of Medals and Badges for Secret Fraternities made to order. n Watch and Click repairing, Plain and fancy Engraving a specialty. Gold and Silver 'Plating scientifically done. Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. q Respectfully, Union. 8 C. W. G, & CO. * Jan. IPMHy ? Union Drug Co.,? ? I>K I I.Kits IX? * DRUGS, Patent Mediolnes. Toilet Soaps, Porfuiuery, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Tooth Powders, ^ Face Powders. A full line of Paints. Oils, Putty, Stains, Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. -i Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, J and all kinds of Druggist Sundries I! kept In a iirat-class Drug n Store. L Physicians' Prescriptions carefully com- f pounded at all hours. > The Publid will find oiir stocit of Medicines " complete, warranted genuine and a' of the best qual'ty. P Call and see for yourselves. Feb Urt-lf ^ SPRING ^NEW < L_ Fhe LarJfc Stock. Our buyer nRjivt roturoil fro tow opening up One of The largest ivcr had, and pritOe as low as you Ladies, See G We can show you all the novclt ind wash goods, and oar lino of wl Millinery I It it useless for as to say that we ^nown that our stock of Millinc cheapest. We have some special in teason. A Gift for On Monday nei^t, 27th, we wil i large painting in frames and rcu rill be given aw?|y at tho end o will oxplain itself. ( The pictures ire to get. Call early, as only a 1 Remember, prices as! o\v, and, :an buy them elsewhere. Wo oolishncss, but we simply ine.ui eceivod for every dollAr spent witl Respectfully, GRAHAM an 22-5-lf STOVES ! ST0\ Vc have added to our largo Mucl on which wc nre propan c3 * L PWSSI&! 3 B3 2= ~ " Jr ^jR^ A. H. FOS WAR DECLARED AT LA81 The first shot was fired on the 1st du> of January,1893, at the Cheap ChhIi lied Front Hardware Store of SCOTT BROS. No blood to be abed, no lives to be loot. We make war upon np ruan to iakei bh life But we have declared war u(on high prices and long profits on nil goods sold by us. We have ho s e l our biuner and will show no quarters. We fear rc competition for we have resdved an 1 are determined to se'l our goods, such as Carpenter end Blacksmith Too^s, IMows end Plow^qcks, A^ce, rhftve's, I}oes, if tills, Hftrep Shoes, rocket and Table Cutlery, Cook tt\\d Hosting Stoves, Wagon and Buggy Mater}*1, >Y?gcm and Buggy f(arneas, Madd!**, Buggies and all kinds of gooda foind in a first cln<-s Hardware store,'at the very lowest liveand-lrt-live prices. We mean nl1 we say. If you doubt, inarch to the lied Front aod walk right in and let us convince you Ky si"'5g yea piioes, We are sailing h lot of the best Pittsburg siccipio?rs at 8^ cents, Cook Steves, 'with everything complete, f.ir ^10.00; hiej open 'Buggy fob $10.00; top Roggy' for ?00.flu -ql\ ttihef goods at like MwcOto*', Outue uui give us a trial and bo wado K".,py and we ebu'i be bapr.v ;OQ M 4' Very Respectfully, SCOTT BROTHERS. an *20-3,tt The State of South ^Carolina. UNION COUNTY. Court of Common Pleas. O. A. Wilson r?. J. K. Alman. Summons for Relief. Complaint serve 1 "u the Defendant, J. K. Alman: ^TOU are hereby summoned and requir X to answer the oomplaint in this ncti< f which a copy is herewith served upon y< nd to serve a copy of your answer to t aid complaint on the subscribers at thrir 1 ce,No. '2 Law lUngo,Union, South Cnrolir rithin twenty days after the service here xclusive of the day of such .service ; and ou fail to answer ibe complaint within t ime aforesaid, (be plaintiff in this acti rill apply to the Court for the re'ief c landed in the complaint. Dated February 17, A. D. 189;!. MUNRO& .MUNRO, Plaintiff's Attorneys, "o the Defendant, J. A'. Ahtytn: Take notice that the summons in ll ct\on, of which the forcing is a copy, w led in the offce of the Clerk of the Ci urt ommon Pleas for Uni n county, at Uni< ?r the County of Uuinu, in the 8'talo outh Carolina, on the lTllidny of Februat 893. MUNRO A UN 110, Attorney for Plnintiff, *2 Law Range, Uni n, 8. C. February 18, 1893. lar 3-9-tit Notice of Final Discharge. OTICK is hereby given that by permi sion of Hon.J.M.Gee, Probate Judge f n'on County, I will, ou the '^oth day of Apt cxt, make my final return and npftly f etters Uismissofy a* Admini'sl ntor of tl Mate of John'Mays, deceased . Ali persoi idebted to said estate must pay on or befo tat day, and all persons h iving clain gainst said estate must pi en nt them to m roperly attested, on or before that 4- W SCOTT. Adtn'f Estate J. Mays. Uf. SH-l'-Mt* OPENING OF JOODS , The Lowest Prices. nu the Northern markets, and wo are and beet selected stocks that wo have will find in South Carolina. lur Dress Goods. ies of the season, both in woolen goods lite goods are the prettiest in town. Millinery II can suit you in a hat, as it is generally ry goods arc always tho largest and duceraents to offer you in Millinery this Cash Buvers. ?/ I issuo tickets to cash buyers, calling for idy for hanging in your parlor, which f 80 days. Call and get a ticket which aro now here, so you can sec what you imited number nrc to bo given away, in a great many goods lower, than you mean business?no humbuggcry?nor to got your trade, and give you valuo ti us. & SPARKS, Gash Store. FES 11 STOVES!!! 0 l of Hardware a liuo of Cookiog Stoves cd to give low prices, for cash. >TER & CO. " J RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO r F. W. Huidekoper and Reuben Fosler, vcI ceive's. i Columbia and Gukkxvillk Division Condensed Schedule, in effect No?, 20, i 1892. Trains run hy 7?"?|h Median Time. Rv^vcen Charleston, Columbia, Alleton and t Spartanburg. Daily I | DaHy , No. 13. I STATIONS. 1-So. 14. 0 60 a miLv Cluii lesion Ar IO 30jtn 3 50 p m| " Columbia ' 1 20 ' 4 30 " j " A list on " 12 40 " 5 23 ' | ? Carlisle ., ' \\ 4lnm 5 32 "1 " Sanluo *\ 11 30 " 5 50 " Union.. " 11 17 " ? S3 [V ...... 1'acjlet " 10 44 ' <? 30 " ['Ac Spartanburg L? .10 20 10 10 p mjAr Ashe ville .uv, Lt f f 00 " ?WJ(M Cbarlwluo, Colu??V.a SCIieCa and .. diualla. Daily. | DailyT No. 11 | STATIONS. No. 12. 0 50am|Lv Charleston..... Ar 1030pm 11 20 " | " Columbia " t> 05 12 05 p m| " Alston " 5 13 " 12 23 " | " l'omaria " 4 67 " __ 12 42 " | " Prosperity.... " 4 40 " 12 67 " i " Newberry " 4 25 1 01 "I " Helena .. ? 4 20 ' 1 38 "J " Cbappcll's.... ' i 3 38 ' | 2 17 " " Ninety-Six... " 3 16 " 2 37 " " Greenwood... " 2 63 " 2 66 " " Hodges " 2 29 " 3 12 " " ..... Donalds " 2 11" 3 23 " " llopea Path.. " 1 68 " . 3 43 " Ar......Dv!nui......... Lv 1 40 " c 4 05 " Lr Helton Ar 1 35 " >n' 4 35 " " Anderson.... " 1 15 " ',u' 6 18 " " Pendleton ... " 12 45 " "? 0 00 " Ar Seneca Lv (2 10pm D 0 32 ? Lv Seneca Ar 12 lOpin 7 00 pin 'Ar Wulhalla Lv 11 40am 5 00 p n> \r Greenville... Lv 12 OOn'u Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, D?vi|*n sioo, Noithbonnd, 4.09 a. ro, 3.48 p. in, c~ 0.00 p. in. (VestibulcJ Limited); South bound, 1.50 a in, 3.30 p \u, 11.37 a. in., (Vestibuled Linji.ed); Westbound, W. N. C. Division, 0,60 p. in., 1'or llcndcraonvillr, A?hevi|le ond Hot Springs. Trams leave Grceuvilic, S. C., A. & C., Division, Northbound, 3.07 a m, 2.20 p. m., "8 5.08 p in (Vestibuled Limited); South al bound 3.07 a in. 1*42 p in, 12.28 p oi 0 (Vesiibuled Limited) j, Trains leave Seneca. A k (' Division 0 Northbound 1.30 a iu, 12.15 p in; South* bound 4.38 a in, 0*30 p in Trains Nos- 11 and 12 on the C. and G. Division, and Trains 13 and 14 on the A. and S. Division will run co id to snd from Charleston over the o. C. 11. 11. PULLMAN CAll SERVICE i?- Pullman Sleeper on 13 and 14 hetweon or ' Charleston and A<dievi\\f, vi* Columbia and ri 1 ' SoarUiihnr? - r ~. tt t?? vr Pullman Palace Sleeping (,'ar on Trains 9 lie 10, 11, and 12, .'J7 and I5H on A (i <J l)jns vision. re W A TURK, S. II. IURDWICK, lis Oen'l Pass Agt A*si Oen'l Pa** Agt et Washington I), C. At'nnta, Oa Y E tocBEB, SOL HAAS, Oen'l Snpt Traffic Mgr Columbia, S C Washington I) 0 W U QREEN, Geu'l Mgr. Washington l> C MHMaHMMMBMBMHUtainMll rnT NEW RAC] m WATCH THI And don't think of buying any you have first examined our St< Our buyers are now in the their experience, aided by pluci cash, you can look for some offered you. You may not be able to ge but with a very little money NEW YOR] and get some of the richest PI cantile line. To make room lor tlie innnen will soon be. in to pour in 01 remnant of Winter Goods we low price. Onll mid cxamii HAI April 10*1 f?-ly Oh, How Beautiful I llow lovely ! l'ut this Dress asid< Hat for me ! Such as those arc the c they are shown our magnificent displa Our stock this season is larger and White Goods, White and Colored M broidercd Hobes, Pucals, India Zeplr Venetian Muslins, Woolen Dross Gc fabrics. The holies have shown thci Goods, making it necessary for us to 1 MILLINERY, MILL! In this lino wo wore fortunate ciioi > trimmers that A. C. ?fc Co., of Daltin Baltimore. We defy all competition lovciy stock, prettier and larger than SHOES, SHC AVc have all the latest iuveltics in fords, in red, tan and black, Ladies oniy 93.00; others ask you In Clothing and Hats, both in men want, and at prices lower than evsr. Although Domestics have advanced 1 prices: 1,000 yards Suiting Dress 1,000 " Zephyr Ginghai 1,000 " Shirting Prints, i 1,000 " Twcdc Cloth, lo . 1,000 " Best Print, inili 1,000 " Piedmont Shirti 1,000 " Best Plaids, at Ladies Black Si Misses and Chih 60 do/.. 200 yds The above is only a few of the man Respectfully. J. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE qkn/l?Aien. 8 And other specialties tor Oentlomen, Ladles, Boys and HiMci are the Best in the World. Fee descriptive advertisement which will appear in this paper. Take no Substitute, but Insist on having W. I.. nOl'UUH' MflOKr*, with name and price stomped on bottom. Sold by W. T. 1IBATY. Union. 8. C. and II. 8. LIPSCOMB, Onffney, 8. C. Feb !7-T-wm HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE [OFFEIt lite hou?e and lot c-n Mountain atreet known a* lite IIIX HOUSE, for .sale. L'tcontiin* Iwtnerc*. Terms ensy. Apply lo 0. T. 0ARKF.IT, Spartanburg, 8. C. or THOS. B. BUTLER, Union, 8. C. , Jan 13-2 tf. 1H1 mm YORK KET. S CORNER,__j?l 1 thing, in Spring Goods, until ock* Northern Market, .and with v, rkkskvkrance and the hard of the choicest bargains ever t a Government Plum, you can come to tho K. RACKET ums ever offered in tlie Merse stock of Spiing floods that 11 us, we will close out the still have 011 hand at a very ie tliem. IRY & BELK. - ?sr How Exquisite! -? -} for me! Wrap up this lovely Laco xclamations of our lady friends, as ty of Spring Goods. I prettier than usual, consisting of ulls, Dotted Swiss, Children's fcbnprs, Japanese Silks, French Tissues, tods in patterns, latest shades and r appreciation of our stock of Dress lave to duplicate our first shipment. NJ3RY, MILLINERY. igh to be able to get one of the best rlore, send out?-Miss llurnctte, of in this line. Come and see our usual. >ES, SHOES. this line, consisting of Ladies' O*. ?' guaiuiuecd hand-sewed Shoes for 's and boy's, wc bare got what you I, we arc still letting them go at old Goods, at . . .05c ns, at ... .10c at ... .05c vcly styles, at . . .10e gc blues, at . . .07Jc ng, nt '06c 07.1c lk Mitts, only . . .10c Iron's Ilose, only . .05c . spool cotton, only . .02c y bargains we can offer you. W. McLURE, Ag't. A Fine Mill Site. ONE of the finest tiles for n col Ion mi 1 lies on bolli eid?s of I tie corporals line of the growing town of Juneaville, 0 miles above Union 0. II , South t'ar >lina, on the 8. U. & C. road, and at lite Jonesville terminus of the Lockluitt and Jonesville railroad. While it has not a 'water-power" on if, it lias n power of water, siitfic ent for every purpose needrd by n fictury run by ateam. On it are H'J spring* of apleodid cold water, whi e four creeks head on a part of the land iu the corporate limits of the town. It has n,. ~ * -i? ? 1 * ...? irvvt Biuu UI tinj lor DriOK. ??S p:?uiy ?f m>ou 10 burn the brick. Two largo quarts of fine graoile rock adjoin thia land. There is also bfi.^?ott*rJr ,-tl clay on the lanu. * Capitalists in search of a ^ovd location for n factory in the South would do well by addressing John D. Loxo, Jonesrille, S. C. or R. M. Stokk*, llditor Uxiox Timks, Union, S. C. Bank Stock for Sale. 1W1I.L sell to the highest bidder no Monday, Salesday in April, Fi?e (.\)8harea Merohauts and I'miur*' National Dank Stock. . J O. LONQ. Mch 24-12-21 V