Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' anoemen. The dinner wai tAu* t..?o ?u-> . t plentiful,'and could not be beaten by any ! geptiou in the world. There was not ns 1 large a crow 1 present as was desirable, but m we hope these wlp attended we e favor ib'y impressed with our Order auil its aims. I wish the Editor had couie down, nod frobabljr he would have been converted and. given us a kind woid occasionally. llut we would not bn\c tried to convcd him with the dinner, ns many others had a "finger" in that, and wo nppreciu e it. Me would kuvp enjoyed it I know, nntl lie is not too old'tc adinira the pretty girls of not ouly Sautut but all this South Unim Sec.ti >t). 1 had bcttpr biuli, for I v.sited the Edi tor's sauc um last week nod lie, assisted bj a reverend friend, gave me quite n lecture trying to induce me <o become a candidal for the "tic up ' pr..cjss. 1 w ah Vox ha been there to take my part. Communion services were observe I n the I'rtsbyterian Church yesterday. Th tjext of llev. J. Yf. Querry was from Act 17?27. Miss Nannie Mobley, of fafrlidd, is vi-?i iDg her friend, Miss Lilv Conne'd. " " ' T"K" nf Clint latin og i, Tcnti itim. lur ii*ui??, v. ? is visiting bar abler, Mrs. OcUv-a Jeter. \ Nib ?. liU Morrill, of Columbia, it viajln P ru!U?.vi ?.jn if?rJbI^r4T'j re-urued from Cbti Teste win re they have boen at soliool. Mfiss fje ia Pfuhdolpb returned from Gret viito, ?li?ic she (las been attending self and will again for some liui?, grace our co munity by her p-esenco. Miss Eva llobson liars returned ft Car'.is o, where she has been v siting frien ' M'W A'hUe D'ttir, o?> Union, was in Si luc, on Sa ur Juy, at the Alliance lecture ? \ * picnic. Mr. J. C. Otts citne down on the 12 with the Suto Lecturer, Mr. J. It. Jefieri Mr. J. 11. MoKDsick, Clerk of Court, i X iu Sa'ntuc a few d?js agj. ' X * K. ?V. J . - Correspondence ef the Times. Jtnesvillus Bright Frospeot. Jonesvili.k, May 10.?Last night we a fine rain. It came slow and gentle, bos cleared off this morning and all nat is lovely. Cotton has 1 een at a pretty goid sl>? but the cold 'wet weather sumo days caused much of it to die, and now ther seme conipliiint of ba I stands. Some f.i ers hate planted p ?f n.ot- 0>?p oi _ ur.oppinn out. lyliera aIai .has commenced. There is very little gr Wheat is looking fine Mr. John D. L has a fine ficl t of it in town. Oa s a> e c ing out cotiMdcrub'y, but after all, thoy fair to turn out a small crop. Garden "si is in now, such us peas, potatoes, bt onions, etc. There is a protly fair cro fruit on the trees; so we hope no one suffer for food and raiment this year. TilK JONKSVII.I.K COTTON* Mil.!.. We clcc;ed the fallowing officers for Joncsville cotton factory last week: John J. Littlcjohn, president. Joseph 11. Gnnlf, secretary n>>d t.casi Directors?T. L. Iiames, W. 11. S. Ha 11. A. Whitlock, J. L. McWhirter and , b'ree, Thtu? men all live in Joncsville, am pretty well known throughout the cot h, Messrs. Littlej hit and Gault aro both y men, but full of soli 1 business enter) & and have tlio conlidcnco Jf all thepeoi _ . 'A'ViirT' i" *" feor. ijilTl'IBl ilio tuanageuu t h e i rvresid e n t and Treasurer the bus t tlic cotton null will lie promptly, lion fai lifully, judiciously, economically hiloorssfully c in lucked. The tite Ins teen secured from \V. Harris, on a bold bra..oh of water iiisi' corporate limits of the town. So, Mr. Kditor, everything seems lo good shape for the Jonesville cot'on in Hev. A. A. James filled his pulpit li?t Sunday. Tnc sacrament of the I Supper w is celebra o I. Mrs. l)r. Orr was v siting in Join Sunday. M'ss Suliie llniley, of Marion, X. niece of Mrs. A. A. James, attended c in Jonesville last Suitdoy. The Itocky Creek school, tr.uJit by Kcssie Mood, closed last Friday. Thei an rxhibiti'n at nigiit which, 1 tinier i was very creditable both to the leacht * pupils. Our High Sohool will cl isc about ih of June, at which t me the cxiiibifio take place. Tklkph Dkskuvi.no 1'uaisr?We desire to Oeur citizens, that f r years we have sc ling Dr. King's New Discovery foi - 11.. I.-V??. I ;r., I?i!l_ SUlll J'l IUU, U1. IMUg S iiuw AJIIV 1 III?! I len'a Arnica Stive and Klcctric Hitter have never handled remedies that Wall, or that have given such uaiversi is fact ion. We do not heaiiute to gut theiu every time, mi l we stand rei icfaml lite purcliuse price, if satis r? suits do not fol ow their use. Thesi <lies have wonjtlieir great popular the;r iBerits. L*. i\ iVeey, Druggist. I ' v | \ v-r i ! .upturctl his In A "A good j kc1flPrJeivcy Thai is the i way ilio matter is rcgirdeq. \ We submit that the murdtr of a human ( beiog, even thougli a po>r, fr.iendlc b. help- I less urgro, 's pot a projior subject far official joking ir for the pcrpetrn'lqn of Kmart > tricks by public officers charged with the perforuiunce of grave duties. If So icitor Bellinger had pursued the investigation until lie found that sumo of his I "relatives and, connection^", were trally i "iii p ieu'ed" in the murder of John Peter ) son, ?od m ist therefore be indict'd and put on trial for their lives, he might then, with entire propriety, ha?e listed to be re- | r lieved ; and the Governor n.ight, with equal pivpiiety, hive granted the request and c ordered So'.ici'or Jervey to prosecute the j ca e to the end. The Governor and Mr. Bellinger arc kt, "even" with Mr. Jervey for his spe?ch e about the lynching, but the means they B( adopted to get even is not vo,ry creJi'qblo to ci'her of theiq.?Ncwl^rnj Ohtervtr. Tiik Nkwbkrry Cotton Mills to h> .. i ,i,Ura of the Newber . DOUIILED. ?1?? , ' rv Cotton Mills held their annual in-oliog a. on Wednesday, the 3d l'reside??t Me 2 r\?vh-'? ""-1- mil tin ir. inuI is in a prosperous condition. The fo lowing dilators wcpeolecio 1 ; R ;u. L. MuCaughriii, Dr.^as. Mcln'osh, D. II q-j Whcelpp, N Martin, Dr. M, A. ltenwick ml R. 11. Wright, Wm. Lnngford, W. T. Tarrant Ceo, S. Mower, Dr. O. 5. Mayor, T. J. Me om Crary. ds The stockholders decided to increase til AU. stock from SUn<? v'oo.ouei and put i iul 14.000 ftddi'i niil spindles, making 2o,0?) spindles altogether. The mill building wi Ith, ho incrrns d twice its present si". TI ies. foundation i< t> bp laid bj Qclo'ier next. ait v?s the building finished next year, and tli spindles put in ready for the crop of '0 Work will bo commenced soon en the foui dntion. ?- ?. Tub New IUshou.?llcing asked for h views of the election of the Her. Dr. Ediec had Capers as assistant Bishop of the uioecs It Cel. J. 1*. Thomas, of Columbia, said : uro "I hold that (lie church in South Cirolir is a great gainer by the elevati n of D nd, Capers. His sweetness of temper, li ago strength of character, his executive ai o is administrative abilities, his Christian chivn rm- ry?these are some of the characteristic,th rcr. fit him for his high office. Above all, t ids. ii**" Ai?~ , , . ass. unitying power that nve needed to gi ong union and harmony to thi Protestant Ep om- copal Church in this Stato. Some of t bid clergy wanted a youuger man. I appreoia iss" youth as much as any man. But in 1 JC13. UnjU'IS nc IIIIIC IIIC soiovnvu fiuvo ? ? p of church. We have in him all the nccesss will vigor, with the wisdom of age."?Newt i Courier. The Incendiary Torch.?Oraugeburg, our (-' > May 16 ?About 3 o'clock Sunday inoi i'ng the burn and s'ahles of Mr.' Robert Wannamnker, of Stilton, together with ' irer. bUolieis of corn, a large quautity of f :d< rris, ftnd threo draught Animals, were destroy J. 11, .by fire ; and last night the barn and stal of Mr. l-.llioit IS. Wannamaker. of the ss i are neighborhood, together with 375 bushel: inly, earn, 20,000 pounds fodder, fifty busl OUUJI COttOtl 8CCtl, ? bugf*y, ? l.w.oo , arise, "U the implcmenis and fixtures of his fa ,]n shaied Liin aauio fate. HTW were the work of an iucend t nit of and it was not long ere those gentlemen iss of covered a clue which this morning Jculm estly, ted hi the arr st and lodgement in jail ?j and nigra namel l.uther Jones, who, thei pretty strong grounds for suspecting, II. S. 'he auilioi of the diabolical nets. Ic ,he v v i **ii V A r EARLESS J ITDOB HONORED.?New l?e in b-ans, May 13 ?The New Orleans Co HI Kxchange yesterday rent Mr. Ralph lierc bevy to tlruoU haven, Miss., to bear to Jt void's t hristnan a beautiful ebony and gavel, in appreciation of the gallant s svil'e m"dc by tlie Judge in behalf of law order on the occasion of (lie recent uttt q a of white caps to release their friends liurcll i w^l c V'Hiini'U in iiic imuumiutcii jr* i gavel i* appr pri ile y inscribed and com Miss an ,'r,K,'a''"o In "0'd ?f the Col I on Bxchi re* was building. 1 lie officers of the exchange stand a'"? forwarded '? 'he Judge a veiv h ind (j le'ler commending linn for his coiulu behalf of law and cider in the South. e -''h j Moat. Fast Tkaixs nv tiib II. it D. I U w I ?I.a*t Sunday the Richmond & D?i 0NK Railroad changed lheir schedule, an<i on a n2iv fast Irtin in addition to the ' say t> tibii'c limited." This train will be ki i been as the "U. S. Fast Ma i" a'.d will i r (' n- I'ul'nna ca,-s thvoujh I > New York and Ruck- class co c'u s to Washing'ou. and The* U. S. Fast Mail" northbound sell as leave Atlanta at 0:30 p. m., and nrri ?1 sat- Washington at 12:56 next d?y, and New u an tee at 0:120 p. in. uly to All classes of tickets will be accept! faotory tliis train carries coaches in nddition I s reme- l'uFmati cars, and it will net bo nec? ity on to take Pullman accommodations utiles sired. ft ?... uow in preparation, and will art. | to with much organized backing. ' -,s ' \ ich and agvinst the poor in un-American, indenocrnlio and unrepublican. No ceniition can justify a poiular government in Ihue discriminating. A" the people should betpeateJ aRke. pMriot can b* s> sjrdid that he will not cheerfu'ly n?sent to the annual payment of taxc*, levied on binabundarc; of wenlih, to support the f remmeot which pr dec's him.?Dtnison (Texas) //eraid. There was a painful, heart rending vacan cy in the list of pa'riotlo r?fe-inerj who in sued the cortflcate of character and condi I (ion of thp Hcgister the oth?r day. 1 looking over that list, the innei of She and Tindad are miming. Has the Gaverno blacklists! theso two f>rmer friends en supporters? It is probable that neithi Shell nor Tindall would have placed the names to a document which abounded wi' s'ander, f >r neither l^aye been given to th sort #f (liing.?Qrctnvillf N*w*. #. AT THE RACKET STORE. 20c. Matting for lljc. 30o. " " 20c. I 35c. Seamless Matting, only 25c. ; stlu." KARRI ED?- ' ! MtTLEJOHN?DILMK11.* Married, the l(Hh in?t., at the resideaoe ef the brk ' mother, at Uelmetit, S. 0., by Rev. D. Boyd, Mr. Sampler Lltil?*john ml h Mary Dillard ; all of Union, S. 0. 0 ~ --=^ = List of Letters" Remaining in the Postolfici Vbivp, |i the week ending May y^ hi TS.v.v.* ",l ,,, Samuel L burner | l^iies Cornelia 1 j Miss Bertha Young, le Persons calling for the qbovo lotters 1. please say if advertised, and will be requ a- to pay one oent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. J " Municipal Ticket. c, for intkndant: T. C. DUNCAN. ia wardrns : ? JAS. GRANT, ll* GEO. C. PERRIN, , GEO. H. OBTZEL, 1 , J. W. Mr LURE. at 1 U/bim J inkU Lv D.ll T ve Offickof County Au?itor is- Union, S. C., Mat 17, 189: h|? FT1HE question is settled as to when a de X becomes liable to pay the poll All men who become twenty-one years he on or before the first day of January ry each year, are then liable to pay a pol >F1 ri t A...I wnnp lin>?a? AtfRint bV under some of (he exempting clauses. All ihose who have been a?sssse<l f??r h Ui for the fiscal year commencing N? r"* ber 1st, 1891, who ess sshs piouf >rvi the^ were mot twenty-one years c? -j the first day of January. 1892, can I the same abated by applying io me i |C office before tho settlement is made wit Comptroller General f .r ?h*t fiscal yss !2!* Very respectfully, } of J. B. BLANTOJS ,elf Auditor U. ?"u May 19-20-2t. rm. SHERIFF'S SALES. dl3* FOB JUNK, 1893. '""a T-^' *'r^ue ?uidry executions ' j" JD directed, 1 will ee 1 before the house door, in the towu of Union, on day the fifth day of Juno next, durii legal hours of Sheriff's salrs, tho fol! Or- described property, to-wit: on One tract of laud belonging to Jo \V, Sinclair, lying, being and situato in ,,|?0 township, Union coun'y, containing g >1 I eight seres, more or lc?s, bounded by mud Mrs. Mnry E. Hawkins, William A and Mrs. Mar y 1*. Diwkius and hrmestei iinpt eruption of John C. Sinc'air. Lev who an'i ,0 be soli as the property of Jn 'l'l,c Sine a>r at the suits of William Muni a'ns ('>o Merchants & Planters N.virnal Bi inge iMion, S C., Plaintiffs, ngainst J<i have Smcla r, Defendant, some a i.so, ct jn All the right, title and interest th liatn McGowan owns in two tracts o lying, being and situate in Piuckney It. R. sh p, Union county : Home traot, cont iville four hundred and forty acrrs, more ( I put b unded by lauds sf G. W. Garner, 'Ves- McKi->sick, Liudsay tract a id wal nown I'acolet river. Lindsay tract coo carry iwo liundie! and sixty acres, more < first bounded by lands of II. C. Little, 1 Adorns, Mrs. Catharine McNnl'y and 1 will of l'acolct river. Levied and to be ve at the property of William McQowan, York suits ol W. M. Gibl>es and Farr & Tfc PlaiirifTs, against Wi liam McGowen, 5d, as d??>t. e the J; 6. WiHQ, 8.1 ssnry Sheriffs Ofitce, UniiuC. ia., ?. U,, Ih s de- day of May, 18'd3. May l'J-20 3t. ' ? '? > * ?a. -'?.*? ,.i"| ' ouiei 11,0 BUtc ,)ont*8' fccunt,y issU(i 1 came (iuc8l'on xy,4S ,,c had not been voted upon by the Kr ?IU b? r*Aia ^Sction. ?a elect / !? 6th ? una f, * Council a! to Pointed in*| C. Ji lioac >>rt House I ^ p. m. Xlisso, . ^ Iniondant. A Fine ; ONE of the larger wtftH Jack, formed 8p*nb iurc.? ? into this State will t Fjtok? I* ftM'1 finc haw & 1U/* liver; od re!u,"V brou*! Union C. llf | . April 21-16-tf, iRAHAMiiuy jr The U if Has a full ]lnp of fir h ana EY^GiTAWSEaMjr VC at ab e to jroduoe, nu^EpL."1*~'dCLE anj condition or tlfe^Bkrn ?, j*8 bre Mar. 24-12-lf |?? PrfP*???J to ru SPOLui. , ^N^W( =' Ths' ?.ruter Stock. . j Our buyer has just roturcd fro teid now opening up ine of tho .largest ever had, and prit-s as low as you Ladies, See C = Wc can show ?ou ail the novel and wash goods, And our line of wl Millinery ! f _ i fun wi It it useless fdT^ock of Milllm known that our itq gome special ii cheapest. \Vo hw jioas/ut ?- ?aim ,.} M Gift for Tm. On Monday niKct, *27th, wc wi old a large painting in frames and rc i la* sive?i jjfa<y' afc cn<*1 la" oxplain itselijt The pictures are to get. Callljearly, as only a P?11 Remember, pripes asl ow, and, That can buy them elsewhere. We s c- foolishness, uui jw? simply mca hat? received for ever*, dollar spent wi h the Res jjctfully, ^feRAHAM r. Jan 22-6-tf (jJT - shoes! sh( to me Court- 'phis week Wc wish to call your i Mob- j 2 , ig tlie lowing hn c Oxfc Union V-/yV1Voixlj iunr* *n ^as^'0na^e colors and styles, ui ex- 1,1 price from UO cents to SJ'i.So. ied on Wo arc selling Dongola Kid roaaBd ^icglcr Bros., fori itk of yi _:Oni^ r'und, These goods are especially cul tnwo- fort and wear, they can not bo s a-ning for f1fteen yCarSt anj no further >r IfBS, II. P. Ask to sec our Ladies' kid 1 i*7oi.of $1-00or ie?.\ Our #d.OO Menl' welted 8hoe rhombs soled with thread frnd awl, just old as It is a well established fact tl at the i o rason, *mt v-w A. H. 1 u. c. ' " 13"' N. B.Wc OuvOa. . * .V r ' -V'!.' :j J " ,, .. .iigod a. .c.uny 2 o'clock Tuesday morning by a d. The from thj, place. The lyochiog par w issue composed of the airoc men who I i people. Turley at Bedford. " * fk *r mm Ooumma abb Geumtiui Diyimo? . a-l? OnJtwed Bthtdok, im tftei N?*. iipr*. 1892. TimU? ma bj TUb s ^ Cktrhtlot, Coluabia, AlUton r^T m SpxrixxlHirf. r.K *^ri ,T1" y*. It. | STATIONS. ?No. 1 *TT fB p ?1" ? " I J JJ !il 4 90 ? |" ...... A'^o* ?? fi r 6 28 I ' CxrlWx- " \\ ? ft i u 17 ,7 - ? ? ? "I" ...... fac let.. 44 110 44 riead 6 80 44 |Ar Spartanburg Lt |I0 20 i?p. 10 10 p m|Ar Ash?T>llt......L*| 7 00 levtr 1 ; ?U1 Chulaston, Columbia Sonoea a Hiva Walhslla. ifrl i all baity. Daily 4*4. Wo. 11. 8TAT10N8. No. 1 >nif o 40aa Lt Ckarlwua.... Ar 10 80p 11 20 44 44 Columbia ' 6 06 cr~ 13 06 pm 44 Alaion " 6 18 13 38 ? 44 l'omaria....... 44 4 67 13 43 ". 44 Prosperity.... 44 4 40 13 67 V " Nawberry44 4 36 tee- 1 01 " 44 Helena. 44 4 30 at 1 88 44 I 44 Chapped'*.... ?? 8 88 rfca 2 17 44 44 Nla*iy-Si*... 44 8 1 6 rot 3 87 *4 44 Greenwood... 44 3 68 w " " i t. Uiimi n *Wh I til HUP1 IJIHIIIUSeaaaeae I 11 8 3 8 4 4 44 Honea Path . 44 1 68 8 48 44 Ar Melton Lt 1 40 ? 4 06 44 Lt Melton Ar 1 86 1 ? 4 86 44 44 Anderson.... 44 1 16 4 6 18 44 44 ......Pendleton-... 44 13 46 4 . 6 00 44 Ar ......8eneoa.. Lt 12 16nn ton o 32 ? Lt ......8eneoa Ar 12 10pa ' 7 7 00 pm Ar Wa lb el la Lt 11 40am >UJ" 6 00 p m Ar GreenTille... Lt 12 OOn'a of 1 r- Trains leave Spartanburg, A.&.C, Divioioq, Noithbouod, 4.00 a. m, 8.48 p. as, 6.00 p. m. (Veatibulod Limited); South bound, 1.60 n m, 8.80 p in, 11.87 a. m., (Veatibuled Limi cd); Westbound, W. N. C. tsivision, 6.60 p. m., for lien tersonvilla, A>heville and Hot Springs. Trams leaTo UroeoTille, 8. C., A. & C., Division, Northbound, 8.07 **, W.W ?. ? 6.08 p m (Veatibuled Limited); South bound 8.07 a m, 4-4*4 p in, 12.38 p m (Veatibuled Limited) si Trains leave Seneca, A A C Division lit Kurthbouod 1.36 a m, 12.16 p m; Southa bound 4.38 a m, 0.30 p in at Trains Nos- 11 and 12 on tho C. and Q. Di-ision, and Trains 13 and 14 on lh? A. aud S. Divisiou will run solid to and from Charleston over the S. C. It. It. PULLMAN CAlt SERVICE Pullman Sleeper oo 13 and 14 betwecu Charleston and Ashevillc, via Columbia and Spartanburg. I Pu ltnati Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 9 10, 11, and 12, 87 ?ud 38 on A & C Division, \Y A TURK, 8. II. IIAUbWlCK, l? (Jeu'l Pass Agt Asst Gea'l Pa?s Agt S Washington D. C. At'anta, tia. V E McUEE, SOL HAAS, i, Gk-u'l Supt Traffio Mgr Columbia, S C. Washington D C I W li GREEN. Gen'l M?r'r w.-ki?? I . " " *'"H U yj a^VDC"MIM/-N jOODS , The Lowest Prices. in the Northern markets, ?n?l >ve arc and best selected stocks that we have will find in South Carolina. lur Dress Goods. tics of the season, both in woolen goods liitc goods arc the prettiest in town. Millinery 11 3 uau suiv -JV.V. , _ j, ury goods arc always the largest am! lducements to oflfcr you in Millinery this Cash Buyers. 11 issue tickets to cash buyers, calling fo lady for hanging in your parlor, whic! of dO days. Call and get a ticket vrhiol are now here, so you can see what yo limited number ^ro to be given away, in a arcat many goods lower, than yo mean business?no bum buggery?no ,n to get your trade, and give you valu th us. : & SPARKS, Cash Store. )ES1! SHOES!! special attention to our stock of shoes f immcr wear. >rd Tieszi for Ladies, Misses and Children, rungii Button Shoes for Ladies wear, made 1 r $2.00.= t for the Southern trade, and for fit, eo urpassed. Wc have sold Zieglcr's slu comment is necessary, button, patent leather tip dress shoes, , in lace and congress, which can be hi the same as a genuine hand made shoe, liat wc arc the people for noon Shoes. FOSTER & CO. ^kJ^Xj^^^a^ml^in^Millinery and Di & if is * ! " r , mob :ne ? ty was it Churubusco, Ind , capital fzo.uw, laoged >oaits $30,000, and tho Citizens' It it Kemptoo, Ind. ySEl'Ij1 I Wf T?l gjfilfc" 7 ""T^ririnrTrwM^^^^M THE immense stock of Sprii opened up tod placed on " all to be the largest, best asso .! shown in Union. All bought foi J* so we have no losses and can affo * OUR DRES i at are equal in quality to in any than you will find anywhere. Bi . A nice China Silk, at 25c pe: , Imported Brocaded Satin, 60 Fine changeable Surahs, 76o " Beautifhl Jinc of Plaid Sural] new and popular shades, only 25 ? ? In Cotton Goods, such as ] .. etc., our stock is simply immense. " Ten thousand imported san . than half price. Pant Goods from 5 cents a ya J 10 hents. STRAW 1 Big line of men's and hoy's Broad brim Malagas only 10c; oth tho same goods. CLOTH We arc headquarters for Clo $2.48 to line English Worsted, cents. Big lot of 50c Jean Pants t SHOES and ? We lirvc Shoes and Slippers t high cutShocs for 75c : Ladies' fin dies' Slippers, 50c. Come in and let us show you t you want to buy anything or not. Polite and attentive salesmen Respectfully, wttWW ?. IklVLJU JLJL 11 And Especially The season is advancing and wo still stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Milliner many goods. This hot weather reminds i winter underwear. We arc prepared to si Ladies' Gauze Vests, Men's Gauze Vests, 2 Colored Dotted Swissi j _ . . ? ? A Superb Line o r In All the Latest SI II 1 u : A Big Drive in e ltobos for the Babies at prices that In the Millinery Department on showing that our pntror.s apprcciutc low Don't forget the store. ! _ - W. L DOUGLAS 83 SHOE qen/l?Aien. u or And other apecUUIe* for J^Ki Gentlemen, Ladle*, Boy* and ' oKL llUac* arc tbo Wfamhsl Bcst in thc world. >' Pc? <le*orlP,,ve adrcrtlso- ui VW jrjfV i ment which will appear la N||fc I Uil* paper. jMRPSVb Take no Substitute, >n but ln*l*t on having W. I.. 11 DOI;(;I.ah'hiiokm.with 01 JESSIE1 \ name aud price stamped on *, by HBnflHi bottom, sold y W. T. BKATY. Union. 8. C. f, ami H. 8. LIP8C0MU. Gaffney, 8. C. * Feb17-7-Om g Union Drug Co.,0 U|_ DKAI.KIIH IN ? )C8 DRUGS, I'ntent Medicine*. Toilet Soaps, ^ Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooili Brushes, Tooth I'owdera, for Face Powder*. A full line of Paints. Oil*, Putty, Stain*, Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes, ilf- Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, ] and a'l kinds of Druggist Sundries i kept in a first-class Drug i Store. Physicians' Preset iptions crrofully compounded at all hours. The Public will ftod our stock of Medicine* complete, warranted genuine and of the best quality. 'C8.8 Call and see for yourselves. P*h17-7-1 - r **" I ink I wa8 drowuew - | bathing. ^^1 ug and Summer Good* iust * our shelves is pronounced by rted and cheapest goods ever v cash and.sold the same way, '$A rd to sell at very close prices. '"' -tfM ?S GOODS the State, ^ and prices lower >c per yard. -'31 per nard. | is, Whip Chords in all the oents. - ,.x?* - **' ' ' Sal r uawns, Uinzhams, Chokies, *?! lplo Handkerchiefs at less rd up. Nice Oottonado for !wRIB :;gal hats. Straw lints just opened, ers ask you 15 and 20e for ing; thing Men's Suits from* Hoy's suits at 50 and 75 just in. >l1ppers. o suit everybody : Men's e button Shoes, 75c; Lahrough our stock, whether to show you through. v "rttt rr X TALK," Low Prices. I Jinvo left from our mnmmoth p, Clothing, Ilats and Sliocs too is that it is time to lay aside our, upply both the Ladies and Men ; 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c. .y ft* 1 ? k i * ^ * ">c, 35c, 50c, and 75c, with Drawers to match. A beautiful lino just ree'd. BS, Price only 15c per yard. They arc beauties. J .i il f Dress Goods lades and Tints. Embroideries. you CuiiiiOt reside* ir sales were never better, thus prices and a tasty Trimmer. BIT. McLURE. Ag't. The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY, y JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge . S7IIEHEAH, J. II. McKissick, as Clerk VV of the Court of General Missions and onimou Pleas, ban male anil 10 me to grout im Loiters of Administration on the Estate ml etfec s of !' . F. ISiroii. deceased. These art*, therefore, to ci'r and admonish 1 and singular tho kindred nutl creditors r the Maid 1). E. Eihoii, deceased, that icy bo and appear, hefoie me, in llie Court f I'robate. to lie beid at Uu.oii C. II*, South arolioa, on the 26ih day of May, next, tier publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In tho jrenoon, to show cause, if any ihoy have, thy the eaid Administration should not be runted. Given under my hand seal this 12th day f April, Anno Domini, 181)3. J AMES M. GEE, Judge Probate. ^ rublished on the 14th day of April, ,81)3, in the Wkcklt Uniom Times. tpril 14-16-Gt. Registration Notice. "TtOOKS for (ha llpcrixlrntinn of all votara D qualified by law to rote at the Municipal election, on the 6 h of June next, will be open in (he Court House on (he following day*: May '22, 23, 30, 81, anil June 1st. The law requires that all qualified voters rhall register before (hey will he allowed to vote. Books will be open on (he ubore (lays from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. Managers of Registration, K. C. Johnson, J. D. Alcltcace, L. N. K ger. By order of Council. Thkouosis Mo a no, May 12-19-31 Intendant. ' ; ^11 '% _ i m