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Hput? Dkovxko.?London, Juot
HlUrrible calamity bna befallen
<^*7!nr^^^?eah'P ^'cior'*> th*
of thHHH^^oeaa squadron, nod huatrzZm
were imi. ine Victoria,
kltk will flag rf Yioe Admiral Sr
George Tryen, K. C. B , was ran into ofl
Tripo i by lk? British battleship Camperl
down, al-o tetongiug to the Mediterranean
k rquadron, an i under the command of CapF
tain Charles Johnstone.
The immense hail of the Victoria at once
began to'settle and before those on beard of
her could east loose their smsll beats aha
went te the bj^h* carrying down with her
nearly all on board.
Some of the officers and crew managed to
get out of the auction caused by the siuking
Teasel and were rescued.
Amrag those lost ia Vice Admiral Tryoo.
The repone of the disaster show thai not
leas than four hundred of the officers aad
crew of the Victoria wont down with their
ahip.
The Victoria was a twin screw battleship
of 10,470 tona and 14,000 horsepower.
She mounted fifteen guns.
The Tamperdown is also a first class twin
screw battleship of 10,000 tons and 11,500
horse-power end carries ten guns.
Admiral Sir George Trjron was commander
in-chief of the Mcdi erraneau station.
Hear Admiral Albert 11. Markhnra of tbe
Trafalgar, the flagship of the Rear Admiral
in the Mediterranean, has telegraphei to
the admiralty from Tripoli, Syria, under
date of todar an follows
'1 regret to report that while mamcurering
off Tripoli this afternoon the Victoria
and Cnmperdown collided. The Victoria sank
in fifteen minutes it eighteen fathoms of
wnter. She lies bottom uppermost. TwendSb
ty-one oflicers were drowned. Two hundred
and fifty-five men were saved.
The complement of oflicers and crew of
the Victoria comprised six hundred men.
The news of the calamity has caused the
most intenso exci'cment, not only among
tlto e who had friends on hoar.I ili? '
ship, but among all clsssos of population.
Washington, D. C., Juno 24.?This morning
the following cablegram was eent to the
| United States ambassador in London :
"Bayard, Ambassador, London
Convey to her mt\josty an expression of
the heartfelt sorrow of the l'resident and
pooplo of the United Stales by reason af the
appalling catastrophe to the Victoria.
Gbesiiam."
Pennsylvania Mortgages.?Pcnnsylvm'n
U a great State. She is great agriculturally,
great in mnnufactiiiing and in commerce.
Her coal mines a'ouo furnish employment to
many thousands of people, and her iron
minoa arc famous all over the world. Her
farms at1? utgnij?, > ?
America. The population is mainly Quakers
and Dutch, the most industrious and frugal
people anywhere. The State has many Inrge
cities and markets in her borders, and nearby
arc the great cities of Washington, BftltiS
more, N\ ilinington Cincinnati, New York
and many smaller cities. 8hc n'so is great
in mortgages.
In 181)0 Pennsylvania people made mortgages
ou real estate to the amount of $02,040,1/74.
In 1880 $180,012,l'J4 worth of
mortgages were recorded?nearly double the
amount. In 1888, $104.8;)lY2o3 worth of
mortgages were recorded. From 1880 to
1800 a total of one million, thirty-eight
thousand, six hundred and einht mortfiaees
were executed on real estate, making in all
$1,8?1G,037.43G, more than one and a third
billion of dollars, or nearly one half as much
as the late war cost. On the first of January,
18HO, the existing debts amounted to $G13,105,802.
The per capita indebtedness of the
State ?117, or about ?GOO to each family,
being more than any Southern State reported,
and more than any Northern States reported
except Kansas, Nebraska and Massn?
chusctts. In proportion to taxable value of
tho property, 1\nneyUnnia is nearly twice
as much in debt as Alabama and more than
twice as much as Tennessee.
Thus we are demonstrating that the cotton
States arc not suffering like other sections
and local causes arc not to blame for the
ruin that contrac ion and robbery arc bringing
on the people. The Progressive Farmer
is taking the wind out of the political sails
in this matter and our readers are storing
these facts away.
l'ennsylvau;a has only a little over five
times as large a population as South Carolina
and her debts arc about one hundred and
thirty times as much. Divide 130 by 5,
which goes 2G times, and we find that the
great people of that great State of Pennsylvania
arc about 2G times ns much in debt as
tho people of South Carolina.
Now which is the biggest fool, the "calamity
howler" or the man who says the United
Suteis prosperous? Figures le'l no lies.?
J'rogressive Farmer
m Tempting
Young Men.?The Abbeville
Medium wants to seduce the young men of
iha Stale with the promise of political preferment.
it says:
"There are a number of young men in
'Ji# hfo/UP5^8tso%l!n?ied
by pussiou and prejudice. The way to
politicol and judic al lnnors is open to them
if they would discard the men who are lead
. .4% ? * t*.? x. x. a*u _
IIICIU tu UUOtUiitj. J tJuot ;yunj^
men could get into the line of promotion.
* * * The Reformers want young men of
laleut and ambition to occupy positions of
honor and trust." * * *
To which the Newbtrrtj Observer Tory aptly
j replies:
?} Any young man who is seduced by that
tW sort of bait is destine I to a bitter disappoint*
T? mcnt.
Jg llut the most sinking thing about the
mat er is Iho cdd-bloodcd way in which
oflicc hunting and otticc getting aro spoken
of as tiie lit'iSi desirablo things for young
inen. Perhaps that is natural for cue who
h is himself been an otliec seeker for twenty
yea's and au otliee holder f >r a large portion
of that time, and who h .s always been ready
t? pivc his "support" to the dominant party
or fac ion in exchange for a go ml, fat otlicc.
So far from public otliee being an inducement
t> a young man to chauge his politics,
or disguise his honest opinions, wo ttiink it
fortunate for him if these things keep htm
out of otlicc seeking. Wo can imagine few
worsj evils that could bcfull a young man
than to become a politician and otliee seeker
Tito Medium is fishing for gudgcens with a
naked hook.
cisco, Juno '22.?A careful estimate of tliu
late Senator Stanford's property indicate
that i s vu'ue is somewhere in the neighborhood
of $3">,OOO.OOO. The estate cons sts in
a large part of one-fourtli of the shares in
the Pact lie Improvement Company, a legal
association through which Stanford, Huntingtou,
Hopkins, Scarles and Crolrer own
and control tho Southern Pacific Company.
Its normal a^seis in the way of railroad
property amount to $210,000,000 hut the
uctunl value is about $20 a share or $42,COO,000,
of which Stanford's holdings art
wot th $10,000,000.
Froui Stocks and bauds alone the Stan ford
estate is said to receive an income of nearly
$1,000,000 annually.
j J a leaves 100,000 neres af land, including
th* great viua vineyard, the Palo Alt<
property, li s stock farm and other rea
estate worth $0,000,000, and other perrons
property worth $0,000,000 making the ag
gregaU value of the estate about $85,000,000
on which there is an antutnl income of per
haps $3,000,000.
About twenty large plantations an l sunt
small ones along the Mississippi river wer.
submerged by the Itescue revas?e, involvini
ft loss of one indti ?n do'l?rs to crops in t?>u
parishes.
i A Frabjcl Ctcujnb.?Ptrry, Km.. June A
i 22.?Tkc nort iln<ruetite nddnlh-dnliig Kio]
? cyclone ihat over viiitaA ffnltra Kimu hoe
pt'srd throv:h H itliam*taw* ?* ? 1z~l
tog count rj. in Jefferam csoiij, about 7 druj
o'clock laal evening. It traveled sou the* at nam
and took ia a scope of country half a mile Chic
wide and about six mi'es long. Not a house, Now
barn or tree v as left standing in its path. Guic
It was scrom| an od by a terrible rainstoraa free
and midn ght darkness. good
I'leven dead bodies have so far boon dis- Druj
' revered and it Is ktiowu ?h?t at least In
more persons were killed. In
1'rsbablr at l'ast twenty persons wsre and
killcl and thirty houses blown down. Har
ANOTHER riAKFI'L CTCLOSK. w*ul
St. Jwc h, Mo., June 22.?News has reached
this ciiy of a disastrous cyclone at Con- _n*
M.il.. Vt
, ??., eiaij miles north of here. I Dan"
The bouse of John Doyle woo blown down I
end Doyle and his wile nn<I eld ~:r. ? .
wore killed, the Ulter beiog decapitated. ... T<
The rolid from wall of the Abbey of New ?,w
Fogleburg, being erected by the Benedictine . .**
Monks, was blown down. Ten thousand 0 lu
feet of hrick well tumbled inside the struct- n
ure. Torrents of rein completed the de- ^tl|Ve
siruction of the edifice. Mouses and barns n'p
were b'owu down and a number of people
hurt- _ Bi
It's Monky Tiiky Wast.?The "Dispen- ~7"V
sary" is a sort of ground hog case with the jj ?\\
administration. Taxes have bom increased, 5
and a large amount of mono* ?>?; hccpended
and debts incurred i-i litiga'ion, and *"?PCI
it is absolutely nooessary to raise more ,aT*
money some way or oilier. That is the purpoee
of the Dispensary." It is Intended,
not to stop drinking, but to encourage it.
K is purely aud tiuipiy a money-making __
scheme; aud if it fads in tliat respect, it's
"Good bye, John," f r the alleged "Ksformers."
Aud they know it. This accounts ? .
for their runnmg rough-shod over the oitl- ZV '
zens and establishing dispensaries whore- jor tj
ever they can, by any nv.sting of the law,
do so.?Newberry Observer. Town
?: _ One 1
Skk thk Worlw's Fair for Fiftkkn for eti
Cknts.?Upon receipt of your address and town
fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will and b
mail you prepaid our Sottvcuir l'ortfdio of of; s
the Wotld's Columbian Exposition, the reg- jHy 1
ular piicc is fifty cents, but as we want you jny t
to have one, we make the price nominal. tjm
You will find it is a work of art and a thing f jav 0
u- ?J " * -
I- ? in?i-u. 11 contains mil page views of ftny t|
the great buildings, with descriptions of to be
same, and is executed in highest style of oul b
art. If not satistied with it after you get it tache
we wiil refund the stamps and let you keep farni'
the book. Address II. E. Bucklen & Co., Wwt, ,
Chicago, 111. _ Se p,
xotxtoltin-mn'
tie, Wash., June '23.?Judge Hanf >rd, of the Union
United States Circuit Court, has rendered a check
decision declaring the anti-cigarette law un- and i
constitution!!1. The decision says : '-The law script
of the Sta'c of Washington prohibiting the the pi
sale ol'c'gareitcs is in contravention of Arti- the U
clc 1 of Section 8 of the Constitution of the or pei
United States and null and void in so far as witliii
it prohibits or attempts to prohibit the sell- dogs t
ing, giving or furni-h'ug to anyone by an each i
importer. dogs i
A Tcbn of tiis Golden Tii?b.?Washing- any p
ten, June21.? United States Treasurer Mor- dog o
gan today received a cablegram trom Lindi n and c
stating that Baring, Magoun & Co., of New cr : t
York and Loudon, had shipped ?'J00,000 has p
of gold to the Unite 1 States. This is the so til
first ship nmt of foreign gold in any consid- tax, t
erablc quautity to the Unite 1 Stales during factot
the present mouth, an 1 is looked upon a-< his di
showing that the tide in gold exports from refuu
th's country to Europe had turned. of su
m- se<
Mirokrol's Wiiitk Cars. ? Magnolia, upon
Miss., June 24?News reuchc 1 here jester- out h
day that William Bucklen was ns'asstna'ed wbicl
by while caps four miles noitli of Columl'it, ltiipot
in Marian county, Thursday evening, while upon
on his way home from court, where he was aud t
a witness against some of the murderous by th
white cap gang. He had bcea warned that fcKt
lie would t.e killed
JIVI Oil
.?* -- porat
Scandal and Chime. ? Columbus, Ga., pnyir
Juno "Jo.?The body of a white baby with any j
it3 skull crushed was found in a we 1 on a Jincd
vacant lot on Rose Hill this morning. It priso
gave evidence of having been there fur sev- count
oral days and was presuin ib'y killed by its Ap
mother and put in the well to hide her
shame. '
Tea axd Coffee Firm Assigns.?New
York, June 22..?The J'oaf announces the Ju
failure of Henry Sheldon & Co., a well
knowu tea and coffee firm. They are highly
rated in commercial agencies and have rc- n
sources between $200,000 and $300,000. M]
Lawrence County, Miss., is a good place to
keep out of. Several unprovoked murders
have been committed there lately, and people
are afraid to step out of dojrs after dark. ^
List of Letters. .... ? *
..villaining in me 1 osfofhee at Lninn. for
the week ending June 30, 1893.
Mr. B. J. Uicc, 'Miss Bill Smith, T1!"
Mr. A. W. Sisk, |Mr. Edward Tucker.
FciovuS fur iiiu auuVe letters wiii
please say if advertised, and will be required ,
to pay one cent for their delivery. sn"
R. W. HAIIRIS, P. M. ftble
Attention Alliancemen. Mar
milE Quarterly Alliance of Union county
JL will hold its annual inceting at Uuion I
C. II , on Saturday, the loth of July. W1
At that meeting the ollicers of the county
Alliance, to serve the ensuing year, wi 1 be 3
elected ; also, delegates to the State Alliance, .
to meet at Fort Hill and Clemscn College,
on the 2lith of Ju'y, will be elected. 4H
1 he meeting will be one of the m <st iinport
ant of the year, an I it is cxpec ed t'uit jPf/Q
each sub-Alliance will elect and send a full IHf
delegation tr it. '^3|
R. W. HARRIS, ^
Lecturer. j
June 3ti 26-111. A
Lumber for Sale. Ill
4 BOUT throe cur l<uuls of well-seasoned
lV inch plank, sixteen and eighteen
feet long. Will deliver at uny station on l'eb
railroad ut moderate price. -w- %
M. CI I AIM It, 1
June J.? lO'li Cluij>iu, S.
Winthrop State Normal Col- diu
lege.
Ol'EN lo white g'rls over 17. .Session
begins September '27. Graduates re- A tt
cure good positious. Euoli county given
two scholarships?one Worth $150 a eo?siuii I'olu
and one of tree tuitiou. First scholarships
now vacant tu the county of Union. ( oin.
pclitivc examination July Tth at Courthouse
of eacli county. Address p|iv
> I). 11. JOHNSON, President,
C'o'umbia, s. o. ti...
i June 0-28 it. _
Notice to Creditors: Can
C F ?
> Joseph li. McKissick, as administrator of
1 James II. Coleman, deceased.
1 rs.
Pcrmclia Col?man and others. To
IV | OUC1. i" hereby given that all persons ,
.Lx holding claims against the esiute of x 1
the said James II. Coleman, deceased, most Uni
present them to me, properly attested, on llol
e or by tbc bill day el' July next. con
e V. II. i'KAKB, Kel
g Master,
r | Master's OHieo, June H, IS'.I!!, . I
June 'J-l'd-Ut. Ma
ll Frbb.?Those vk? bm used Di
|'i New DtMsm; know i'e value, m<
who have ant, have n?w the oppoi
l~ L L", 1: r.?r. van on im aavertiew
rgiet aad pt a lt|?l bott'e free. Send you
e aad address t j h. b. Buckles ft Co.
awe, aad get a sample box of Dr. King'
Life Pills free, as well as a ovpy e
le to Health end Household IasUueto
All of which is guaranteed to do j\m
I and coet you nothing. B. P. Poesy
tJ1*
m* ?
a battle between United Slates marshal!
poste and a number of moonshiners, it
iin Co., Tenn., Marshal Brew a wat
aded in the mouth aad C. M. Garner, a
ial deputy, was instantly killed. Bot
;, George Davis and another moonehioet
ed Thomas, were arrested.
Iccklkn's A??!?a Siirr. TLs Uii
i in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
rs, Salt Rheum, Fever Soree, Tetter,
iped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
eruptions, and poM'ively cures Piles,
0 pay required. It is guaranteed te
perfect saiisfactien, or money refundPrice
26 cents per box. For sale by
. Posey.
?? X
a Anarchist Plot.?Madrid, Juno 22.
1 official iuvestigAtien into the bomb axon
at tbe residence of Seoor Canovas
ostillc has led t# tbe discovery of a plot
pmh.-ace* the Ant: ch;?U lu .?*? ! Kuin.
countries. Twenty-three arrcats
been made. Mero are expected.
?#
ass and itoa ftniMQi. ?t ?r?r
ics, iron piping, belting, machine nnd
ess ot!, for sale at SCOTT BROS.
A DOG LAW.
S ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A
Dog Tax ami provisions and penalties
i? enforcement thereof:
D. 1. Re it enacted and ordained by the
i Couucil of Union, S. C., that a tax of
Dollar, for each y?nr or part thereof,
ich and every d< g owned or kept in the
of Union, is herooy assessed, imposed
evied upon the owuer or keeper thereaid
tax to be pai I on or before the loth
>f July, 181)3, utid on or before the first
>f Juno of each succeeding year.
2. That from and after tho said loth
T July, 181)3, it shall not be lawful for
log owned or kept iu the town of Union
upon the streets of the said town withaving
a ccdlar ou an I a tax check at
d thereto; tho siid tix chock to be
shed by tho Town Clerk and Treasurer,
a receipt for said tax, ?t the time of
vyincni thcroif.
-3.-XU&: uftei; aa d dale, any n?d all
t without having bit SoTO toiuir iiiiushall
be tskeu up aud impounded,
notice of sai l impounding, with deion
of said dog, shall be ported upon
obltc bulletin board aud also iu or ucar
ost'iflice lor 21 hours, that the owuer
rson claiming said dog or dogs may,
it tho time limited, recover said dog or
upou the payment of Two Dollars foi
dog so iuipuuudcd ; but such dog or
as shall not be reclaimed bv payment
ire-aid shall be killed; provided that
icrsou reclaiming and paying for said
r dogs, shall be entitled to a tax receipt
heck l'roiu the town Clerk aud Tretsurind
provided further, that any oue who
vcviously paid the tax ou any such dog
ten up, after paying the redemption
ipoa making a reasonable aud sitis y
excuse befite the Town Council for
og so appearing on the street, shall be
ded one dollar aud twenty-five cents
clt redemption tax.
- a Tliul 11I1? il"<T "nniini, ""'I l<?'"?
' - -V
the ttreets ot the Town of Uniou, witliaviug
a collar and tax check on and
i, al ter reasonable^ ilWl r bulfhot'btr
iuded, upon its subsequent coming
the streets without having on a collar
ax check, tnay be killed then and there
e Marshal.
o. That it shall be unlawful for any
n to own or keep a dog within the core
limits of the town of Union without
tg the dog tux herein provided for. and
person or pet sons so ofteudiug shall be
not mere than Five Dollars or be iinned
not more than five days in the
ty juail.
iproved June 12, 18'Jd.
JOHN A. FANT, JR.,
lntcndaut.
U. YOUNG,
Clerk and Treasurer,
tic 2?l-2o-2t.
lectacics and Eye-Glasses.
ie Union Drug Co,
a full line of the best SPECTACLES
EYE-GLASSES that Science has been
to produce, and arc prepared to suit
condition cl* titc c**c
. 24-12-tV*
f. L. DOUGLAS
13 SHOE CENTLEN1EN.
And other specialties foi
f Ocutlemcn, Ladles, Boys and
E Misses are tho
Best in the World.
I Sc0 descriptive advertise
jT JgLV 1 meat which will appear In
Take no Substitute,
1 but Insist on having \V. L<
DOUG DAW SHOES, with
1^^ i dflBnM nnn,? i"1'''' stomped or
Sold by
W. T. BEATY. Union, S. C.
and 11. S. LIPSCOMB, Gafl'ncy, S. C.
17-7-llm
IMIUIY UKLJtiY_U.,
? DKALKltS I.N?
JOS, l'atent Medicines. Toilet Soaps
Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Tooth l'owders,
Face l'owders.
ill line ol' Paints, Oils, l'uiiy, Stains
Pu'iit Brushes, Whitewash Brushes,
neco, Snulf, Cigais, Fresh Oardcn Seeds
and all kinds of Druggist Sundries
kept in a first-class Drug
S'orc.
sicii|is' Prescriptions carefully com
pounded tit all hours.
I'liblic will find our stock of Medicine
CJiutlcte, warranted genuine and
01 rnr mo* ...
[ and see for yourselves.
17-7-1y
Notice!
All Whom it may Concern :
L!, person': hav.ug l.u sue.".- in n e *
l ii>n with my office as Coroner i
on County wi'l call upon Mr, CharW
t. my deputy, at Union, S. (J, when n<
venienl to my place of residence nen
t..n, S. C. .1 ASI'KR ,\l. AVCOCK,
Coroner Union County,
'nion. S. C., April 2B, I8UI1.
y 6-18-tf
y
| THE OLD REOAI
OB Ej BgM
' This is 0110 of the ohl^t and t
make of Gins in the Unit^l Stat
I Every piece of machinery is ^lly w
I
Anyone wishing to purchased Q
will find it to their interest to callY c
store and examine the Gins, etc., baft
purchasing.
BEST CANE MIT.T.
r ??
We aro also offering for sJo the <x
. cbrated CH^TT AflOO^ G A v
Mills ami k Y
# J ?
we will sell at tie ]<^cst prices.
(
spring j
new g
I
The Largest Stock.
Our buy or has just retured from t
now opening up one of the largest an
ever had, and prices as low as you wil
- '"^lacnesr-wvv* ?>?
We can allow you all the novelties
anil wash goods, and our line of white
Millinery I
It it useless for us to say that we eai
known that our stock of Millinery
chcapes?. We have some special indue
season.
A Gift for C
On Monday next, *27th, we will is:
a large painting in frames and ready
will be given away at the end of
will explain itself. The pictures arc
arc to get. Call early, as only a limi
Remember, prices asl ow, and, in
-can- buy them eksowhcrc. Wc nw
foolishness, but we simply mean to
received for every dollar spent with u
Respectfully,
GRAHAM &
Jan 2'2-5-tf
SHERIFF S SALES
FOlt JULY, 1893.
BY virtue of sundry executions to me
direoted, 1 wilt se'.l, before the Court
House iloor, in the town of Union, on Monday
the 3d day of July next, during the
legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following
described property, to-wit:
All Ihe light, title and in It rest ilia' John
C Sinclair owns in one tract of land situate,
lying ana being iu UDion township, Union
county, containing one hundred and four
and oDC-fonrth (104^) acres, more or les-?,
bounded on the north by lands of John 0
Sinclair: east by landa of Mrs- Alice English;
south by lands of William Monro;
weal by lauds of Mrs. E. C. Monro. Levied
on and to be soWits" the "property of John C.
Sinclair at the suits of The Merchants' and
Planters' National Bank of Union, S. C., and
William Munro, plaintitfs, against. John C.
Sinclair, defendant.
J. G. LONG, S. U. C.
Sheriffs Office, Union C. 11., S. C., Jouo 10,
i?y3.
' Juoe 10-24-St.
' TfRT.TWOnrWT TAY CATVO
BY virtue of sundry tax elocutions to
me directed, I will sell, before the
' Court House door, in the town of Union, on
Monday the -'Id day of July next, during the
lcgil hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following
nescribed ( ropcrty, to-wit :
f One tract of land belonging to Dr. IV. T.
1 Dalton, in Pinckuey township, containing
ltll acres.
One tract of laud belonging toT. I. Thorp,
. in Goshen Hill township, containing tiJO
i acres.
Two lots of land belonging io J. W. Benson,
in Union school dis'l'loi, containing <s.j
' acres.
I The above described property will be sold
> for taxes at the suit of the State against the
persons "bore named.
J. G. LONG. S. U. ('.
Sheriff's Office, June 10, 18'Jd.
MORTGAGE SALE.
1 ?TNDKlt find by virtue of a mortgage cxLJ
eculcd and delivered to Joseph F.
, Uist, Jr. by .(ohn Sinclair on the Gist day of
December, 1802, recorded in the otiicc of
Hogisler of Mesne Conve.Mincj for Union
county, in Hook F., No. ?i, paged 2G2 and
2til, I will sell publicly al the tourt House
door ul Union, S. during tliu legal hours
of sale, on the Jlid day of July next, for
cash, the tract of laud deseibed in said
mortgage i?3 follows :
All that certain parcel of land containing
one hundred and titty-six (100/ aeri 8, more
or loss, lying in and near t'own of Union,
and boundei by land* of ha Ko Iger, as
8 trustee of Mrs. Sinclair, b?i'ls of S. M. Kice
and Mrs. Englished ?>Mprs: jaJI ikut
,4 n?rth v, ??:< tract above n cntioneo^<romaitfmgvi,jr(..-thret
acres, more or
l""' "r'""r ? own el "??uaiiu HaiucS,
Purchasers to pay for papeij
Mottgagec.
Juoo 1C-24-31.
A Une ^pinish Jack,
s l''? [|irKeft purest bred and finest
it yj firmed Span is f jac.,R pver hr011ght
,r into this Sta o will ??r0(, rtfgulftrly ftt 0r,iha.n
A l ay s liver* ftnJ ^ nt
Union <b II.
a . o. i,. ir 'fcvilAM k ItAY.
, April 21-lb-tf, iV"
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nFcOTTON G!N.
We are agents for the Old
Reliable DANIEL PRATT
COTTON GINS, CONDENSt
ERS and FEEDERS, which"
wo offer for side at the lowest
prices and >>ii easy tonus.
>est
-es. d*
l
cctfuiiy, SCOTT BROS. _ 1
DPENING
IOODS !
The Lowest Prices.
lie Northern markets, ami we are
d best selected stocks that we have
I find in South Carolina.
I ?IVOO ClUUUji
of * the season, both in woolen goods
goods are the prettiest in town.
Millinery ! !
u suit you in a hat, as it is generally
goods are always the largest and
icincnts to offer you in Millinery this
lash Buyers.
sue tickets to cash buyers, culling for
for hanging in your parlor, which
) days. Call and get a ticket which
t now here, so you can sec what you
ted number arc to be given away,
a great many goods lower, tliun. you
;nn business?-no Jiumbuggcry?hoi
get your trade, and give you value
s.
SPARKS, Cash Store.
RICHMOND X DANVlLLi: UAILKOADCO
F. W. Iluidcknper and Reuben Foster, receivers.
Columbia and Grkf.nvm.lk Division.
Condensed Schedule, in etl'ect Nov. 20,
1892. Trains run by 75th Meridian Time.
lletwecn Charleston, Columbia, Allston and
Spartanburg.
Daily i Daily
No. 13. STATIONS. lNo. 14.
6 50 a miLv Charleston ArjlO 80pm
8 00 p m| " Columbia "J 1 20 "
4 30 " I " Allston " ,12 40 "
5 23 " \ " Carlisle " 111 4lam
6 32 " j " ......Saul uc "ill 30 "
6 50 " |" ... . Union " jll 17 '
0 23 ? | " Fucdet " 110 44 "
f_ rot << ' t.. r .. Ik. ??.?
-1 fe j.o
10 10pm|Ar Ashcville J.vj 7 (X) "
Between Charleston, Columbia Seneca aud
Wallialla
Daily. I j Daily."
No. ll_j STATIONS. 1 No. 12.
0 50am|Lv Charleston ArllOiUJpm
11 20 " | " Columbia " | 0 05 '
12 05pin| " Alston " | 5 13 "
12 23 " i " I'omaria " | 4 57 '
12 42 " I " l'rospcrilv.... " I 1 4n "
! 12 67 " i " Newberry " I 4 26 "
1 01 "I ' Helena " ) 4 20 "
1 38 ' i " Cbappoll'a.... " : 3 38 "
2 17 " " Nintiy-Six... " 3 16
2 37 " *' Greenwood... ' 2 63 '
2 66 " " Hodges ' 2 2'J "
3 12 " 2 11
r?5 w .2V...lIonpa Path.. " 1 68 ?
3 4$ " Ar llelton Lvl 1 40 ?
4 06 " l.v licllou Ar| 1 86 "
4 35 " " AndorHoii,M j 1 16 "
5 18 " " l'etid;o'u.u'... " {12 4o "
G 00 " |Ar Seneca Lv|12 l'Spm
G l"i " \ L.v Seneca At 12 lOpui
7 oO piiil.Xr Wallialln l.v 11 lOuu.
6 00 p n'|Ar Greenville... Lv 12 OOn'n
Trainsieavc Spartanburg, A. & C, Division,
Noithboutid, 4.00 a. in, 3.48 p. in,
G.00 p. tu. (Vestibuled Limited); South
bound, 1.6G a in, 3.80 p ?n, 11.37 a. hi.,
(VeaUbuled Litu'ptidi; Westbound, W. N. C.
Di?|siou, U.60 p. m., for lieuJersonville,
Ashcvillc and Hot Springs.
Trams leave Greenville, S. C.. A. & C..
Division, Northbound, -J.07 a in, -.'2') p. in.,
5,08 j? in (Vcstibuled Limited); Soutb
Luund 3.07 a in, 1*12 ji in, 1*2.2b |> hi
(Vestibtiled Limited)
Train# leave .Sellecu, A & (J Division
Northbouud a in, 1*2.15 p in; Southbound
4.2b a in, 0.30 p ui
Trains No#* II and 12 ou the C. and G.
Division, aud Trains 12 an.I 14 on the A. and
PULLMAN CAK 8KRV1CL
I'ulltnan Sleeper on 13 and 14 between
Charleston and Asheville, via Columbia and
Spartanburg.
Pn'linan Palace Sleeping Car on Trains *J
iO, 11, and 1*2, >< and >?8 on a i 0 Division.
W A TURK, S. II. II AP.DWICK,
Gen'I l'ass Agl Assl Gen'l l'aJs Agt
Washington 1'. C. At'aula, Ga.
V U ,\n?1?KL, SOL IIA AS,
Gen'l 8upt Tradio Mgr
Columbia, S C Washington D C
W H QRfcUN, Ucu'l Mg'r, Washington D C
The Ne
RAC:
Great Slaug
beg-in at the IS
Racket on j
last until ev<
fatrftyf.n?OT BUJU
have been closi
Prices will c
Now is the '
what goods
the Summer.
Watch our
ad. for prices,
for that or som
values may he c
April JO-m-ljr HAR
?e My
XESse
As the sesison is approacliin
a Mill and Evaporator.
We are prepared to give y
and size that you may select.
Get our figures before buyii
Now is the time to use
VICTOR $
the best cotton cultivator i over
convinced.
We have a limited supply
will exchange now, for cotton sc
Ask for particulars.
Yours for Hardware,
A. H. FO
N. I>. Fruit Jars Si.00 pe
=MIDSUMM]
IN order to close out the remains of?
mcr DRY GOODS, MILLIN
HATS, we have made a sweeping.red
at these prices for spot cash.
On our Ucmunt Counter will he 1
their real value.
Here is your opportunity to f
A few Embroidered Robes still left to
Still too many Oxford Ties on hai
Ladies, try a pair of our guara
Others ask you 80..IO.
MASON'S FRUIT JARS, onlj
GENTLEMEN'S TENNIS Sll
Rig lot of gentlemen's line Silk &
Latest shapes in still' felt I lots, t
Now is the time to get your Sumi
New lot of Crockery just opened
Still left, a few of those popular
nrico of 10 coots,
i
You who are looking for a place
and see McLure's stock, and you will
Respectfully,
J.
m
w York 1
pET. 1
I M
I 1
. . ?11
hter Sale to 1
I II
FEW YORK
ru]y 1st. and
'^WjOCLB "3fl
ad out.
_ $
lo the work.
time to get
ou need for
next week's
But Don't wait
e of the best
losed out.
RY & BELK.
XS '
ORATORS.
ig you should be looking after
ou close prices on any make
nS
3 VV HitL.h'S
iiivr>nti>il r'1" ??no utul l??
... |
of Cooking Stoves, which wo
sod to bo doiivorod in the fall.
STER & CO.
r dozen.
ER SALE =
our large stock of Spring and guinERY,
<JLOTIIIN(?, SHOES and
uction on all these linos to be sold
* SB
found short lengths, at half and less
jeeure bargains for the little folks,
he sold regardless of value.
ud. Must he closed out.
nteed, hand-sewed Shoes, for ?0.00.
r 08 cents per dozen.
[OES, only 48 cents.
[carIs?bigirest bargain of tlin scp" *'- <~*4
o be closed at cost. ' '.
ncr Suit at a ridiculously low price.
selling black silk mits, at the small
h
to spend your money, just drop in
buy and return hoinc happy.
W. McLTJRE, Ag't.
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