Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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k ' ** ' d Ciiuom Cotto* Mills Eiumuo.? i Ground hu boon broken by the Charlotte Af Cottee Mills for u important extension to eel its pleat. Ce Jk? aiili new nuke yams alone, bat ia bu the fntare will weave as well as spia. An sei additional building will be erected and | to <? equipped wltW i?? i???r. 7m wmi ?i<i ait Deea uken up verj quietly and more head- na way has been made than ould well be pl? (fasagined ia ro short a time. The fouadatioas an for the building* are now beiog .dug out 1*1 aad the machinery has all beea ordered. It wi T is expected that ike entire equipment of Ne 160 Ioosm will be ruaning ia the next 90 _. days. 11 Charlotte keeps moving all the time ia en " asaaafhcteries. vis Less than two years age the Gingham Mill alt was built and equipped with 240 looms. A let year later the Atherton Mill was built and ne< pa* to werk on fine yarn.*, lesdiog out en fig bow lines of finer goods in the South, me Stall later, and less than aix months ags, the the Uioeham Mill ?**enlr^m ?? tension aoil is now setting up 260 now cot looms, making its entire number 500. tbi Then, before this work is completed, the it ' Charlotte Cotton Mills are fuuod to hare me perfected all their arrangements, purchased machinery and have in process of construe- ' tien an important extension,consisting of new *il buildings, new machinery and the employ- An meat of more labor. The new looms will tic be run on white cloth and employment will a g be given to 65 or 100 people, mostly white Ye goods weaTers. wa The contracts for almost all the machinery ter were placed right hers in Charlotte. wil Charlotte lores the kind of men who oui make two blades of grass grow whore rib only one grew before. Good for 1). M. oth Dates, of the Charlotte Cottoa Mills, and am good for R. H. Jordan, of tho Gingham Mills.?Charlotte Obttrver. 0] Great Lumber Firs.?Ashland, Ky., L April 8.?The most disastrous c-intiagratiou JL that ever visited tbissecion oocurred at the no' yards of the Yellow Popular Company at th? Coal Grevs. Ohio, just opposite this city, i yesterday. The ?0\y kilns, plauing mills. ev< offices and storerooms were all destroyed, pet together with thirty-lour private residences, hei ^ Three lives are reported lost. Those whoso of A residences were buruoJ were unable to save tov W anything, barely escaping with their lives, da; Tho tail ? 1 iTMl IWUI tf..ll. I 000,000 feet of valuable lumber, mostly cer poplar an<l walnu*, were burned. roi . an A Cbanoe Indf.bd !?The State of South tin Carolina is to go into the liquor sailing bus- wl) inass on iU own account on the 1st of July, li? and to astablish an ironclad monopoly for that purpose. Nothing at once so paternal cc< and ao add has aver been attempted by an ied American S<aie. Shades of Calhoun an 1 fro Preston ! Is it not a obango iudaed to see firt the once proud old State of South Carolina he setting up in the liquor business on the pr< sealed half-pint and five gallou limit.?Xew an York World. am ??? .?. I \ Diplomas for Teachers.?Columbia, S. tai C., April 7.?The State board of school an examiners was in session until late tenigbt. the Resolution* were adopted disapproving the ?<o granting of teacher's certificates by county < boards of examiners on diplomas given by fi"< institutions that are not colleges or universi- To ties, aud instructing county boards to con- " fine themselves strictly to diplomas from " colleges and universities.?Special to Green vitle News. " .? Quarantine Proclaimed on tiik Gulf Coast.?Austin, Texas, April 4.?Governor ' Hogg yesterday issued a proclamation estab- " liatiing quarantine on the Texas Gulf Coast, " aad the itio Grande border, to take efToct A' Mey 1st. It applies to vessels, persons, and " things from ports and places infected wiih " yellow fever, small pox or cholera; all " places south of laiitude *25 degress are to be " deemed infected unless proven to the con- " trery. The Art Preservative. ? New York, April 8.?The two hundredth aunivsrsary of the invention of the printiog press in tlie colony and city of New York was celebrated of with appropriate exercises at tho building A[ of the New York Cotton Exchange this aftcrn>nn Tl.o I I? .l._ ' v?v... i H v uuiiuiii^ Sliiuun oil IlltS SIIC UI (h?t publ'C ui?u otl'ice of (he tirat uewspaper printed in tips cpy. A] While putting away her husband's pistol el Huntington, W. V?., a few days since, Mrs. John Compton uscidentally Uncharged the weapon. The bullet from it struck Mr. Compton in the head. lie will die of tho "J wound. The eouple had been married only six months. '? Co Lynched ron a Douui.k Murder.?Knn Bernardino, A pi it 7. ?Jesus Fucn, the nn] Spaniard who yesterday killed his mistress, Vrnncisca I'lores, and an old German named a Qolkoff, who came to her defonro, was tsken 0 from Jail early this morning and lynched. 1 '' | m of Destructive Fire in Texas.?Galveston, ( Texa?, April 8.?A iVete* special from Hons- " ivu, icxnn an/I) : me wnoicsaie grocory | house of W. 1). Clevclnud k Co., one of ,u- w largest in the State. w*" ' , , . 'c I i... ??-- . .j oitrned Inst night. ? .v.o, ?>iooI(X)0 ; insurance, $140,000. Eartiiquakk in EnsKFiBLn.?Charleston, S. C., April 7.?An earthquake was felt in the Edgefield district today : two shocks at ts and 7 o'clock a. m. No damage. The fir?t shock frightened people out of their houses. \ * ^ ? Another Cuasu at Erskine.?Thursday I afternoon one side of the tower of the new L Erskine college building nt Duo West fell in. sal The trouble was undoubtedly caused by the Aj former collapse of part of tlio building. List of Letters. Remaining in the Postollicc nt Union, for the week ending April 14th, 18'J;J. Mrs Livvic Ilailey |Miss Mary Mclough Mr A S Sims. Persons calling for ihc above letters will _| fdense say if advertised, and will be required |,c o pay oue cent for (licir delivery. wj J. C. HUNTER, 1'. M. wj Dissolution of Partnership. ' ' N OT1CE Is hereby given ihnt the partner- | _i-1 snip nuiiein exn*nng nct>vcen .John P. Smith and Wilinm H. Utsl, under the firm natno of Smith & Uisi, was dissolved by mutual consent on ilac Y4th day of Fob- ? rusry, 18H3. All accounts due said firm have been placed in (lie hands of \V. II. Gist for 1. collection. On and after, the first day of -I May those accounts that arc not satisfacioi ily settled will be placed in the hands of an de attarucy for collecim. J NO. D. SMITH, ttri WM. II. GISl\ Carlisle, 8. 0., April 11, 181?'5 A pi M-lJ>-4t A Meeting of Wage Workers. A meeting of Ilia INDUSTRIAL AND WAGE WORK KUS DEMOCRATIC t LEAGUE w II be held in the Courthouse, I Frid?y night, at 8 o'c'nok. livery one is invited to attend and joio. Tlrs is purely a Demacritic L'ajne and every inciuhor pledges himself to abide the liemccr.it ic d nominations, * N.? niouthly dues or cc,"!.? a inched, in is meeting will send delegates to the Grand rr Wage Workers Convention, which meets in Columhii, in the hall of House of Itcprc- ||sentntives, on Wednesday, the 1 kitli inst. an You are invited to oe present. Ily order ah II. A. WILLI A MS, an State Chairman. Mi ^ * " 1 1 11 ! ! Cotton Mill fob 8execa.?Senses, 8. C >ril 6.?ii indicated it r?c?i nbbii ion from Uu correspondent, OtpL W. i urtonay's visit hero was sao of imports sinews. Tha water powor oa Litilo rivs no four miles ra?t of hsro sad bolosiii J. C. Corr k? so a Si o for a col ton mill aad Captain Court jr'a visit hero was to investigate aad ascd to invost. Ho was highly plea* >1 right awaj tbo preliminary stopo w* t? toward ihs orgaaisatiou of a oosspac i'u a e?pital of $160,009 to build a hetir arly tho who's amount was taken at oao hi Durnsar Ftum-.?Attorney Get il Town<end was yesterday askod for h iws en iho ad*ic? givoa by tho liqu< oraoje. Ho raid ho thought it was axes it adr-.ce, but he did not think lessarily meant that it would sotllo tl hi. The Nwyers, he said, wore all got n and simply did not want to mislet ?ir o'ieots. They looked at it in a assail y. "1 expect the law to come before tl iris. Ih's tensible advice dors not mat it the fight will be abandoned, but thi will not be made t il after July 1. The an h. make tin teat." Trbbiblk Wouk or Liuhtminu.?Nasi le, Tenii., April 8.?A special to th tericon from tips ta, Tcnn., says: Th unity has suffered from electric storms i ;raat extent during ihe past few day sterday the dwelling of Alonxo Durgo s struck t>y lightning (string it into split s and wrecking the furniture, llurges Pe waa struck, and she had one eye burn* t and a tee torn off. Her body was <e ly burned and she canuot rerover. Tv ter houses were destroyed in like manne i a numoer ol other people wore sbocke rdinance to Raise Supplies >E it ordained by the Town Council* ^ Union, in the Sta'e of South Cerolin w met and eitting, end by authority < i same? Sec. 1. That a tax of two (2) mills upc try dollar of the value of nil real estati rsonal property and stock in trade, reby levied, to uieet the ordieary expenst the Municipal Government of the sai in, f?r the fiscal year commencing fir f of May, 1893. Sec. 2. That the sum of one dolltr and fifl us be fixed as a commutation for street < id duty,and the aatd sum to be paid by eac d every able bodied male person betwee ing^s of eightecu (18) and fifty (50) year io reside or labor within the iucorporal tits of said town. Sec. 3. That the Town Treasurer do pr >d at once te collect the taxes herein le I, and that he shall keep his books ope ta the first day of May next, until tl it day of June, 1893, alter which tin shall proceed, by distress or otherwise, t escribed by law, to collect such as rernai paid, with a penalty of twenty per can d costs of collection added. Sec. 4. That the basis of values for tl nation of real estate, personal proper! d steck in trade shall be taken froi I assessment ss levied bythe County Aut r in February, 1893. Sec, 5. License fees shell be for the sai sal year: r each Sewing Machine Agent, $ o.( " Life lusursnce Company, 5.( " Fire " u.( 41 Livery and Sale Stable, 2u.< 41 Carriage, Buggy or Flow lion* kept for hire outside livery stable, o.( ?? Two-horse l)rsy, 10.< " OdO- " " 6.( Meat Market, fr.t " Billiard rosin on Mniu St, 2">.( i " " " back stieet, lo.t Tenpin Alley, MM " Circus, per day. 75.( ' Side-show, per day, lO.t ' Lecture, Musical Entertaininent, Play or Show for reward, per day, 6.( " Iiincraut Salesman, per day, 6.( " Auctioneer, per day, '2.1 Done and ratified under (ha cj po-ato se avid Town of Union on the I2'.h dny i nil, 1893'. T. MUNRO, L. G. YOUNG, Inteedact. (Jerk and Treas. >114-15:3t The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY.JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judg IT HERE AS, J. H. MoKisaick, as Clei V of tho Court of General Sesiions an mmon Picas, has ma le suit to me to grai r> Letters of Administratien on the Estai d effects of U. F. Kisoq, deceased, l'hcsc aye, therefore, to oitennd admoni' and singular the kindred and credito: the sal-i Lt. F. Eison, deceased, thi ?y be nnd appear, beforo me, in tiie Con Probate, to be held nt Union C. II*, Soul rolina, on tho 125th day of May, ut< er publication hereof, at U " enoou, to ahr>?? ? ? mock in tl - . came, if any they.hav 111 ?3 aaid Administration should not I anted. Given under n:y hand sc>i litis 12th ill Aprd, Anno Ltomini, 189!]. JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate. Published cn the 1 it's day of Apri 'Jo, in tho Wkbri.t Union Tixr.i. >ril ll-15-tH. OUSE AND LOT FOR SAL OFFER the hou?c ami lot on Mounts street known as the IIIX HOUSE, f le. Lot contains two acres. Terms ens -ply to G. P. GARRETT, Spartanburg, S. C. or TIIOS. R. BUTLER, Union, S. C. Jan i:?-2-tf. Public School Examination. 1HE Public Free School examination w take place nt Union on the !hl Fridsi t 21st day of Apiit. The colored teaehe II all meet at the Court iiou<e, and tl lite teachers will be examined at tl adci School building. All applicants wishing to tcaoh uui present. J. L. vialkkr, ) L. \Y. Dick, : Examiners S. M. Rick, Jr., j April 7-l l-2t. To Mechanios. > OOF of Skull Shoals Lodge to be i \j paired. Will be let to the lowest responsible bi r on April 2S, 180o, at 12 M. All b:ddo e reipiot-tc I to ex imina roof before tb W. L. OOUDKLOCK, ) It B. Sl'EAHS, ? F. A. GOFORTH, r Lomim,te J. W. NANCE, April 7-14-3. Spectacles anil Eye-Glasses. 'he Union Drug Cc is a full line of tlie best Sl'EOTACLl d EVE-GLASSES that Science has bet 'c to produce, nod are prepared to n y condition of the eye. \r. 24 12-tf ?. ' <^r^ - S i' ~ MASTERS SALES. ???? ** # FOR MAT. 1898. r. The State of South Carotin*. >8 ? COUNTY OF UNION, jj CMK *f Onum* Fttu. *? uh. I'Mkt, m master, m Wads Dtvif [! IN sbsdi?m U m wdor b?4? it lb / L ?Wn stated mm, by kH Hsasr, J. J ' XtrtM, Ctroait Judge, dated Mtnh f 1893, I will mU baf?r* M? Oeurtheuae .. Ualea, 8. &. wilfctm tilt Itplbtan af M i, ta Moaday, Ibt 1st day X May, 1893, Ik ft11twit| described kadi, te-wit j r. All that eertaia lat af laad lying, Ma, it aad situate at Carlisle, (late flak Daa ie Union county, Stata aforesaid, kaawa as Cat taga Lot No. 2, aad hatb sack shapo, marks buttiogn aad boundaries as a plat mala b; le J. L. Young, survey er, Oa'abar 1890, mar ie folly represents. lB Tarmt af s?ta, Cask, purchaser to pay fo at P'M" tT C. H. PEAKS. Master. Matter's Offioa. April 7, 1893. I,. April 14-15- 3t. The State of South Carolina. ls? COUNTY OF UNION. 99 Court of Comtntn Pleat. j' C. H. Teaks, as Master, n. Wade Davis. IN obadianca ta an order made in th r* L abeve stated cits. by bit Honor, J. J ro Norton, Circuit Judge, dated Marsh 11 r. 1893, I will tell before tba Courthouse i J- Union, S. C., within the legal hotra of ash ? on Monday, the 1st day of May. 1893, tl }t following described land*, to-wit : All that certain lot of land lying, btto and aituate at Carli-d*. (lato Fish Dam "* Union county, State aforesiid, known a Cottage lot No. 6, and bath such ahapt marks, butlioga and boundaries at a pit >Q made by J. L. Young, surveyor, Ootabe ? 1890, more fully represents. 18 Terms of salo, Cath, purchaser to pay ft IS ? n u nvitc I'-pw.-. v.. U. Master. 91 Muter * Office. April 7, 1808. April 14-16-3t. tjr >r The State of South Carolina. :u u COUNTY OF UNION, a, :e Court of Common Pliu. ' C. II. Psaks, aa Master, vt. TV. M. Gsrdoi aT. IN obedience to aa order made in tb o J. above stated o*se, by his Uonor, J. . ,c Norton, Cirouit Judge, date! March 11 ,e 1803, I will sell before the Courthouse i u Union, S. C., within the legal hjurs ef salt iQ on Monday, the 1st day of May, 1808, th t. following drscribed lands, te-wit: All that certain lot of land lying, bein ,e and situate at Carlisle, (late Fish Dam y Union county, State aforesaid, known a m Cottage lot No. ?, and hath such shapt i- marks, buttings and bouodariet u a pis made by J. L. Youug, surveyor, Octobc id 1800, more fully represents. Terms ef tale, Cult, purchaser to pay fc X) papers. X) C. II. PEAKE, X) Master. X) Mastor'e OSes, April 7, 1893. April 14-15- 3u X? The State of South Carolina. Jj COUNTY OF UNION. X) Courl of Common Pisa*. X) HJ C. H. Psske, as Master, v*. Sab rep Ilil X) I N sbedienco lo an order made in tb XI L above stated ot"t, by his llsnoe,'' J. J X! Norton. Circuit Judge, da'ed Marsh 1' 1803, 1 will ssll before the Courthouse i Unieu,S. C., within the legal hours of sab X) on Monday, the 1st day of May, 1893, tk 10 following d'scribvd lnnds, to-wit: >0 All that certain lot of land lying, hc;n il and situate at Carlisle, (late Fish Daoo t)f Union coun'y, Stato aforesaid, known i Cottago V>t No. 14, and h#ih sych Bhspi marks, buttings t\n ( h undaries as a p!n made by J. Ia, Voting, surveyor, Octobi 1800 more fully represented. Terms of r*le, Cash, purchaser to pay ft papers. C. 11. TKAKF, Master. Master's OfHce, Aptil 7, 1803. April 14-15-8t. r# The State of Couth Carolina. * COUNTY OF UNION. id nt Court ef Common Pitas >6 C. II. Feftfee, as Master, w, Joseph L. Fan ,1, f N obedience to an order made in th rs L above elated ease, by his Honor, J. , n, Norton, Circuit Judge. 1 will sell b?f?w* " lt Courthouse at Uni^n, S. O ?- 111 th hours of sale ? ** . 'he leg t U?- - , ...? Monday, the 1st day .../, 1893, the fol'owiug do-cribsd land tie te-wit: t All thet certain lot of land lying, "bun t,, and situate in Union county, containing 01 and three-fifth acres, bounded on N?rth t lT "rublie Road, r.aet by Fair Grounds, Soul by S. U. & C. R. R., West by lands fori erly owned by 5. M. Rice, Sr., and knou >?s Traet No. 17, in the stsio division 1 :i I the lands of Spencer M. Rico. Sr. 1 Terms of Silt, Cash, purchaser t? pay fi paper*. C. il. PEA KB, Master. pi Master's Office, April 7, 18'J3. ^ April 14-15-3t. >r The State of South Carolina. y' COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Hens. The British and American Mortgage Coi pany (limited,) Plaintiff, again/it ? A. F. Kendriek, Julia A. Kendriek, J. . Carroll and W. C. Carpenter, (partners Csrrol! & Carpenter,) Bostic Bros. Wright, (individual names not knowr rfl IV. H. Wallace, A. L. Howell, Nancy ',u Caldwell and Jno L. Bates, Defendant*. lie Summons for Belief.?Complaint Served s To the Defendant* above named, and e*/>ecial to the Defendant* .1. A. 1fotrell and Jot A. Date* : I. "\7"OU are hereby summoned and re<|nir< X to answer the complaint in thii actio ? which, on ilie 31st day of May 181V2, w tiled in the office of the Clerk of said Com and to serve a copy of your answer to tl e* said complaint on the subscriber at his offi in Yorkvitle, South Carolina, within twen d- days after the service hereof, exclusive of tl rs day of such service: and if you fail at answer the complaint within the time afor said, the Plaintiff in this action will npp to the Court for the relief demanded in t e complaint. C. E. SPENCER, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated Yorkville, S. C., May 31, A. D. 18fl Mar 31-10-6t Guardian's Final Notice. XT OT1CE is hereby given that, by pi Xl ir.is-sion of Hon. J. M. Gee, Proln > Judge for Union county, I will, on the C day of May, 1S93, "St. uiy final retu and apply for letters dismissory. os Qui daiu of Hubert b. lfeaty. . /til persons having claims against t ' said Robert 11. Deaty prior to his coming i8 age arc notified to present them to n bo properly attested, on or before that day. lit A. 11. FOSTER, Guardian U. 11. Beaty. April 7- 14-4t. T fv ? '' '. 1. ,i'' SPRING^ /"map fTir ~rr * I Th|3targest Stock w%y?r has just retured fin now opening up one of the largest B ever had, and prices as low as you \ Ladies, See ( Wo can sbow you all the novel r* and wash goods, and our lino of wi Millinery I It it useless for us to say that w< known that our stock of Millirn cheapest. We havo some special ir season. A Gift for a f. On Monday next, 27th, wo wil a largo punting in frames and r? \ i will be given away at tho end c i?<f will expdffn itself. The pictures are to get. Call early, as only a 1 ^ Remember, prices nsl ow, and, ,i can buy them elsewhere. Wo . foolishness, but we simply mear | received for evory dollar spent wit Respectfully, GRAHAM Jan 22-5-tf HOW ABOUT YOl . . . SPRING ?. _* A There are lots of places selling i well as economy to get yours at tli lar goes tho farthest ? i Wo are offering the Prettiest r i) Goods, Ginghams, Prints and Whi * the new styles and colors for trim; kt anywhere for the spot cash. Ladies' Ready We have recently added a nice i consisting of night dressCJ, skirts, are selling at prices usually paid f " Our Shoe Departme be seen to be If you do not feel able to buy n and see how little we charge for tr 0 * r. Wo wi|l have something to say 1 |t' Straw itfats, Shoes, Shirts, etc. f, Wn invitn r/HIV />*pafl<1 oftnntmr ^ ? ? V *** 1 * VV J VU1 VUlViUl UtVVllVIVll ! A. H. F i WILLIAMSON, GILBERT t CI ir ' vl^ 'tmrji-^-;- ? M * ot WATCHMAKEIIS, JEWELERS, ?r ENGRAVERS & DIE-SINKEI All kinds of Medals and Badges for Sec Fraternities made (o order. Waicb nod Clock repairing. Plain and fni Engraving a specialty. Gold and Silver Plating scientifically do Cash paid for old Gold and Silver, n- r Respectfully, Union.SC. W. G. & CO Jan. '27-4-ly A. 05 6 ' ! WAR DECLARED AT LAS1 The first shot wns fired on the 1st da; of January, 1893, al the Cheap ('ash Uc< /'/ Front Hardware Store of SCOTT BROS 'in No blood to be shed, no lives to bo lost We make war upon no man lo take hi life But wo have declared war upoi n high prices and long profits on all good sold by us. We have ho s od our bonne pf nnd will show no quartets. We fear n< competition for we liavo res dved am cc are determined to sc 1 our goods, fucI (v as Carpenter Rnd Blacksmith Tools l*c Plows and Plowstocks, Axes, Shove's jo Hoes, Nails, Horse Sli?es, Pocket on< e_ Table Cutlery, Cook and Heating Stoves . Watton and iiuircv Material. Watzon am buggy Hnrness, Sadd'cs, buggies nm .all kinds of goods found in a first cla? ' ^s^^iswsu^atore, at the very lowest live ,2 nnd-let-live prices. We mean nil we say If you doubt, march lo the Red Fron and walk right ia and let us convinc you by giving you prices. We aro selling a lot of the bes Pittsburg steel plows at ;{.] cents. Cool ' Stoves, with fverything complete, f<> $10.00: nice open buggy f r $10.00 rn iop b"&*y ,or $00.00. All otlie ir. goods at like reductions. Come an give us a trial and be made happy . and we eha'l be happy, too. of Very Respectfully, 8C0TT BROTHERS. Jnu 20-3.tr I A S- v jOPENING aoops . The Lowest Prices. >m the Northern markets, anil wo are t and best selected stocks that we havo . will find in South Carolina. )ur Dress Goods. ties of tho season, both in woolen goods hite goods arc tho prettiest in town. Millinery 11 ) can suit you in a hat, as it is generally ;ry goods are always tho largest and iduccuteuls to offer you in Millinery this Cash Buyers. 1 issue tickets to cash buyers, calling for idy for hanging in your parlor, which f ?10 days. Call and get a ticket which are now here, so you can sec what you limited number arc to bo giveu away, in a great many goods lower, than you incau business?no liumbuggcry?nor i to got your trade, and give you value It us. & SPARKS, Cash Store. JR NEW . . . . HAT AND DRESS? ? ? ? them, but don't you think it's wisdom as e right place?-tho place where your dol ind Cheapest line of Millinery, Dress ite Goods, Embroideries and Laccs in all ming, Hosiery, etc., that can be bought -made Underwear. stock of Ladies' llcady-madc Underwear, chemises, corset covers, etc., which we ar the material not made up. nt is Complete, and must full^ appreciated. t new hat, just bring^alonjp^tiljr old one innning it over. atcr to the men and boys about Clothing, i and consideration. OSTER & CO.; j RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO ' F. W. Iluidckoper and Reuben Foster, receive* 8, Columbia and Grkknyulu Division. Condensed Schedule, in effect No*. 20, ISO'j. Trains run by 75lh Meridian Tune. Between Charleston, AU8toa #ud Spartanburg. Daily I Bally N?. 13. STATIONS. | No. 14^ G 60aniiLv Cliai lesion Ar 10 30pin 3 50 p m| 44 Columbia 44 1 20 44 i 4 30 44 I 44 Allston 44 12 40 44 | 6 28 " J" Carlisle " 11 44a ir | 5 32 44 I " Santuo.... 44 11 3G * ; 5 50 " I" Union 44 11 17 " G 23 " I" Pacdct 44 10 41 " G 50 44 I Ar Spartanburg Lr 10 2u ' 10 10 p ni|Ar Aslieville Ltj 7 00 " Between Charleston, Columbia Seneca and Waihalla. Daily. | Daily. E19. No. lPj STATIONS. No. 12. G 60am|Lv Charleston Ar 10 30pui 11 20 " I 44 Columbia " G 05 " sret 12 05p ni| 44 Alston " 5 13 ' 12 23 " I " Pomaria 44 4 57 ' c 12 42 " I " Prosperity.... " 4 40 " 12 57 " I " Newberry " 4 25 ' 1 01 "I " Helena " 4 20 ' ne. 1 38 "I " Chappell'H..,. " 3 38 ' 2 17" " N'inely-Six... " 3 15 " 2 37 " " UreeuwooO... " 2 53 4 2 6 5 4 4 44 llodges 44 2 20 41 3 12 44 44 . ....Donalds 44 2 11 4 3 23 44 " Honca Path.. 44 1 68 4 3 43 44 Ar Helton Lvl 1 40 4 4 05 44 Lv Helton Ar 1 35 4 4 3 5 4 4 44 ..... Anderson.... 4! i i 15 41 6 18 44 44 Pendleton ... 44 |I2 45 41 f J G 00 44 Ar Seneca........ I.?| 12 lGpm G 32 44 Lr Seneca Ar|l2 10pm Y 7 (X) pmlAr Walha'la Lvlll 40a in I 5 00 p oi| Vr Greenville... Lv| 12 OOn'n Trains leatc .Spartanburg, A. & C, Divis sion, Northbound, 4.00 a. ni, 3.48 p. in, n 0.00 p. in. (Ycstibuled Limited); South n bound, 1.60 a in, 3.30 p in, 11.37 a. m., r (Vestibuled Limi'ed); Westbound, W. N. C. 0 Division, 0.60 p. m., for llen-Jersonvillr, 1 Asdieville and Hot Springs. i Tra'ns leave Greenville, H. G\, A. & C., , Division, Northbound, 3.07 a m, 2.20 p. ni., if 6.08 p iu (Vestibuled Limited); South 1 bound 3.07 a in, 4-42 p m, 12.28 p ni , (Vesiibuled Limited) i Trains leave Seneca, A & C Division 1 Northbound 1.30 a in, 12.16 p in; Southh bound 4.38 a in, 0.30 p in >. Trains Nos- 11 anil 12 on the C. and G. Division, aud Trains 13 and 14 on the A. and t S. Division will run solid to and from Chare le.-ton over the S. C. K. II. t PULLMAN CAR SERVICE Pullman Sleeper on 13 and 11 between * Charleston and Asheville Columbia ?nd ' Spartanburg. 1 Pudinan Pa'aco Sleeping Car on Trains S 1 10, 11, and 12, 37 and 38 on A & C Di' vision. W A TURK, S. II. IIARDWICK, Gen'l Pass Agl Asst Geu'l Pass Agt Washington 0. C. Atlanta, Ga V E McBEE, SOL HAAS. Gen'l Supt Traffic Mgr Columbia, 8 C. Washington D C W II GREEN, Gen'l Mg'r, Washington D C The N ?Spring and WE are now rcceivii assorted and ct SUMMER GOODS over s every articlo of which w and bought at rock botto: little late, we found lota close out at 60 cent to ycu at our close cash p =zDress Goc IN our Dress Goods Dep and new fabrics. C season, and we have a b lies, Cashmere, Duchess I and Tonquin Cloths. A fine dress Gingham f Calico. In Laces and Embroidc think of, and so cheap y got them. :=zClothing WE have one entire 1 ami yet we liav< stock we are opening up. from the manufacturers, t< Come in and let us i trouble to show goods. Respec H -^Aju-n 1016-ly Oh, How BeautfJ How lovely ! But this Drei Hat for me! Such as those ni they are shown our magnificcn Our stock this season is larj White Goods, White and Colo broidcred Uobcs, I'ucals, India VenoVian Muslins, Woolen Dr fabrics. The ladies have show Goods, making it necessary for MILLINERY, Ml III this line we were fortuna trimmers that A. C. & Co., of Baltimore. Wc defy all comf lovely stock, prettier and large SHOES, I Wc have all the latest novel ! fords, in red, tan and black. only others ask you #0. In Clothing and Huts, both i want, and at prices lower than Although Domestics have ad l prices : 1,000 yards Suiting ! 1,000 44 Zephyr ( 1,000 44 Shirting 1,000 44 Toazlc CI 1,000 44 Best l'rij 1,000 44 l'icdmonl 1,000 44 Best IMai Ladies B . M isscs ar 1 50 doz. i [ The above is only a few of t llespectfi : W. L. DOUCL S3 SHOE cenA0^ 8 And other special Gentlemen, Ladles, I Misses are tho Bee descriptive a< ment which will ai this paper. Take no Subst bnt Insist on having DOUGLAS' SlIOl name and price stai bottom. Bold by i it. i, itr.ai i, union, ?. t;. i and R. S. LIPSCOMB, Onffney, Feb 17-7-Gm Union Drug C 1>K A f.KKS IN DRUGS, Patent Medicines, Toilet Perfumery, Hair Brushes, i'o< Brushes, Tooth Powders, Face Powders. A full line of Paints. Oils, Putty, i Pft'nt Brushes, Whitewash Brusli ! Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden and all kinds of Druggist Sundr ' kept in a first-class l)rug 8-ore. Physicians' Proscriptions carefullj pounded at all hours. The Public will find our strck of Mt complete, warrant*d genuine a of. the Lest quality. ; Call and see lor yourselves. ! Feb 17-7-ljr ' \ ew York : k e Summer Goods.=i: "I ig and opening the biggest, best icapest stock ot SPUING AND hown in this section of the country, as selected with the utmost care, u prices. A8 we went to market a of "jobs'' which we wero able to S on the dollar. These all go rofit. $ . ; # )ds Departments artmcnt we have all the new shades otton goods are very popular this ig stock, such as Trouville Chaldull, Parisienne Lawns. Calcutta or o cents a yard. Cheaper than >rics wc have everything you can ou will wonder where and how we I J?'- * Jl', -vv I Department loor devoted to Clothing and Hats, jn't got room enough for the big We bought our entire stock direct or cash, and got it low down. bIiow you through our stock. No :tfully, ARRY&BELK. i}J'Ji0Wu?xq u isite! ss aside for mc! Wrap up this lovely Laco ro the exclamations of our lady friends, as t displuy of Spring Goods, gcr and prettier tnan usual, consisting of red Mulls, Dotted Swiss, Children's kEinZcphyrs, Japaneso Silks, French Tissues, ess Goods in patterns, latest shades uiid n their appreciation of our stock of Dress us to have to duplicate our first shipment. llinery, millinery. tc enough to be able to get one of the best Baltimore, send out?-Miss Buruottc, of letition in this line. Come and sco our ir than usual. SHOES, SHOES. tics in this line, consisting of Ladies' OxLadies' guaranteed hand-sewed Shoes for 60. in men's and boy's, we have got what you ever. Ivanccd, we arc still letting them go ut olu Dress Goods, at . . .05c linghams, at .10e Prints, at ... .05c loth, lovely styles, at . . .10c it, indigo blues, at . . .07 Jc t Shirting, at .06c ids, at ... .07 Jc lack Silk Mitts, only . . .10c id Children's Hose, only . .05c 200 yds. spool cotton, only . .02c lie many bargains we can offer you. illy. J. W. McLURE, Ag't. A Fine Mill Site. ON 1) of the fmtat site* lor a cotton mi 1 lies ou botli rides of the corporate line tlea for of l'ie 8'?wing town of Jciiesville, It milea toys aud above L'uiou (J. it , South Carol inn, on the M. 17. &. C. road, and al the Jonciviile termi/nrlri ,,,,s tt>c tj"ck'"ut ,u'd J??nt'Bville railroad. While it li'iH not a 'water-p-wer" on itt it ircrtUe- ]1(|9 ft putcrr of water, aiilticicut for crcry ?pear n j)Urp09C ntedid by u fict??ry run by steam. On it are !- splines of splendid co'd wa'er, ituto, while four creeks head on n purl of the land W. L. in the corporate limits of the town. It haa KM'Wlth (j,e best kind of clay for brick, with plenty "r" ? of wood to burn the biick. Two large quarries of fine grauite rook 'adjoin this land, j. There is also a large bed of ilie finest potter/ ' ' clay on the land. Capitalists in tenrch of a good location far q a factory in the South would do WfH b/ rO addressing John 1>. Lo.no, Jonesville, S. 0, ' or R. M. Stokks, Soaps, Editor Union Times, Mli Union, 8. C. stain*, Notice of Final Discharge. "VT" OTICL is hereby giren thnt by permis* Seeds, -Li sion of Ilon.J.M.(lee, Probate Judge for ies Uuion County, 1 will, on the 2&th day of April next, make uiy final return and apply for v Letters Dismissory as Admitiistiator of the r com. estate of John Mays, dcoensed . All persons iNdebted to said estate must pay on or before .. . that day, and all petrous having claims it icines j,gajn8| fginte must pi cunt them to me, ' properly attested, on or before iliut date. J. W. SCO IT, Adm'r Estate J. Mays. Mar. 24-12~4t* J $ , .