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-NEWSrscery
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Sonra Things that may
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- PEACHES,
BACON,
ClIEKRIES.
LARD, ? PEARS,
HAMS, OY8TER8,
. MEAL, SALMON,
?MOLA8SKS, 8ARDINES,
CHEESE, CORNED BEEF,
SUGAR, ROAST BEEF,
COFFEE. PIG FEET,
I
RICE, i TRIPE.
HOMINY. POTTED HAM,
OAT MEAL, I OX TONGUE,
THA, DEVILED HAM,
SODA, PICKLE8,
STARCH, PEPPER SAUCE,
SOAP, SPICES,
TOBACCO, FRENCH CANDY,
CIGARS. STICK CANDY,
My purpose will l>? to keep
a Fresh Stock of
Fancy and Heavy Groceries,
ftp aumiiD
I shall expect always to
meet competition.
I SOLICIT A SHARE OF VOUR
l- PATRONAGE.
i Very Truly,
W. D. BEWLEY.
AGENT FORJHE BEST STOVE
AND CHEAPEST BUGGY ON
THE MARKET.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
The State of South Carolina.
To nr. riDiHiHioiui or Buenos roi m datec
Cotrcmr or Ubiob. *ioai
. la th
crib
WHEREAS R. W. Harris, who, at ths All
Goaeral Election held in Noreaber, lying
1892, was chosen a member of the House of ship.
Representatives for the Bleoiion District of
Union County, to wrvt for two yeora, has
since n d election resigned. And wherens boun
the Constitution of the 8tate of 8onth Cnro- Mnyt
linn directs ihnt in such n case n Writ of Tract
Election shall be issued by the 8peaker of Mirii
the House of Representatives for the purfwse
of filling the vacancy thus occasioned for A,
the remainder of the term for which the .
Member so resigning was elected to serve . <
NOW, THEREFORE, you, and each of J ,
you are hereby required, after due advertise- kun(j
ment, and with strict regard to all the pro- . ,
visions of the Coostilu'ion and Laws of the .. '
said State touching your duty in suoh case, . .
to hold an e cction for a Member of the .
House of Representatives, for the Election
District aforesaid, to serve for the remainder
of the term for which the said R. W. All
Harris was elected; the Polls to be ope-?d and
at the various places of election in the said and <
District on Tuesday, the third (3) day of dred
October, 1893, by the various setskof Mana- dredl
gers for those places respectively; and the of J.
counting sf the votes cast and the declaration as Tr
of the result of the election to be in accord- of M
anoe with the provisions of law providing
for the General Elections and the manner of . J
conducting the same. i*;no
THI8 WRIT, together with your return T- "
of the of the Election to be held under it 'j
have'before the House of Representatives at ^
its next meeting after the election. ,. .
WITNESS, the Honorable Ira B. Jones,
Esquire, 8peaker of the House of Repre- yinai
sentatives at Lancaster, 8. C., this sixteenth .
day of August, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-three
IRA B. JONES, Or
Speaker of the House of Representatives. 01
J. W. Gray,
Clerk of the House of Itenrcaantativea. oredi
seem
? mort
IN pursuance to the above Writ of Election,
an election will be held at the various
voting precincts of the County of Union,
on the 3rd day of October, 1893, to fill the
vacancy in the House of Representatives r
caused by the resignation of the Hon. R. W.
Harris.
The following named persons have been
appointed managers to hold said election at
their respective precincts.
The polls will be opened at 7 o'clock, A.
M., and continue open without intermission
or adjudgment until 4 o'clock, P. M. S
Union.?C. L. Allen, J. I. Harris, 0. C. i
Greer. j
Sanluc.?D. B. Fant, A. W. Qilmore, W. \y jj
T. Stokes. 8ell t
i Fish Dam.?J. W. McGowan, C. A. Jeter,
William Crocker, (jcto
Black Rock.?D. R. McCrockin. S. L \\
Ducket, Green J. Lee. uel j
Cross Kci/s.?R. J. Betsill, G. T. llollis, Dar#
D. N. Wilburn. fandl
Gibbs"?L. F. Stanford, J. B. Lancaster, 0f jj
F. M. Roundtree.
Coleraine.?John R. Sumner, Samael ,lred
Lawson, G. F. Spillers. oll w
Glandi/burg.?C. T. Mabry, John O. Tate, ^y i?
Suuiter Litilejolin. m p
Jonesville.?J. L. McWbirter, J. W. Scott, c0nt,
D. B. Fi cc. more
Ktllon.?J. C. Olts, II. C. Little, #H. S. ^crTj
Porter. o,hci
Hughes?W. A. Moorbead, J. J. Hughes, >pe
J. V. Askew.
Timber Ridge.?George Webster, William
Jeft'eries. James SDillers. *?.
DraytaivilU.? John ltarnhill. Govnn gt.'
Black, Thomas Spencer.
Sarralt'g.?W. L. Goudclock, O A. Byers, r[ ">
J. T. Brown.
Wilkintrilte.?C. W. Whisonant. G. W.
McKown, J. J.iGeorge. ^j^j;
There will be no written appointment of
managers and they will please be at Union, ,hc t
S. C., September SO. at 11 o'clock, A. M., to flove
organize and to receive the boxes and tickets.
C. H. PEA KB, Ah
Chairman.
J. S Wklcii, State
J. T. Mookiirai), Scho
Commissioners of Election for Union Qr(j|
County.
Sep 22 S8-3t. Intei
The Stiite of South Carolina. To
PAS'
COUNTY OP UNION.
By JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge. Gout
WHEREAS, K. P. Macomson has made .lose
suit to me to grant hint Letters of y
Administration, eIt bonit no ft, on the Estate
of and effects of William Corry, deceased. A/ros:
Thase are, therefore, to cite and admonish Gosb
| all and singular the kindred and creditors of Fish
the said William Corry, deceased, that they jjni0
' be and appear, before me, in the Court of
U-aknln in U lial.l at ITnl/vn n It UOIO
Carolina, on the 10th day of October next, I'idc
. alter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in jone,
| the forenoon, to show cause, if any they jn
hare, why the said Administration should 11
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 19th j
day of September, Anno Domini, 189-1.
JAMES M. GEE. days
Judge Probate. the (
Published on 22nd day of September, w
1893, in the Weekly Union Times.
, Sept. 22-38-21. Co'*
Gibt
SHERIFF'S SALES 0
?-?- ? lilac
FOR OCTOBER, 1893. Fisll
I Sanl
' Mou
BY virtue of an execution to be directed. Kelt
I will sell before the Court House door, qou
I in the town of Union, on Monday .the
secoud day of October next, during the legal 1
hours cf Sheriff's sales, the following de- Bra,
scribed property, to-wit; -Tim
All the right, title and interest that M. Q|al
Wallace Culp owns in one lot of land, with
buildings thereon, lying and being in the """
town of Union, Union county, and known ?
as the B. D. Culp home place, containing 1
. fire and one-half acres, more or less, bound- lst
I ed by lands of James H. Rodger, Mish Lilla
J C. Dawkins, Mrs. Ann K. Hill and Dr. T.
0 oY'iT.'fcwiaoe Gulp at the suit of William L.
Culp, Plaintiff, against M. Wallace Culp, ? Defendant.
r
J. 0. LONG,
g u c TVT
Sheriff's Office, Sopt. 9, 1393. JN
I Sept. 1'?-37-ilt. ceas
ban
DEPOSITORY 2*
OF AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETV, Jece
I AT ltKI'BEN T. (JKK'fl BTORB, (XIOM, S. C.
Btb'es and Testrjf nts can be bought 'ion
from R. T. Gee r? aB i cost of publication, on tl
J {0. C. PER KIN,
President.
July G-27-ly. St]
MASTERS SALES.
*Oa WTXJBBR. 1898.
rhe State of Soath Carolina.
COUNTY OP UNION.
Csnrtef Cis?? Has.
liatN Monro. Master _
CWlZTLn., *
obtdiww to *? erdsr Sm< uy ait
Honor, J. J. Norton, CI roc it Judge,
I August 23, 1890, I will sell before the
t House door in the town of Unbn, on
toy, the 2nd dsy of Oetobnr next, with
legal hours of sale, the following de*d
property, to-wit:
I that certain tract or parcel of load.
;, being and situate in Joaesrille townState
and eaunty aforesaid, oontaining
206 71-100 Acass, mobs on less,
aeu or woai ?i k>. r. ?augnn, jonn
:s ana others. Sold tract known as
. No. 2, in the division of the lands of
un Long, deoeased.
221 83-100 ac*as,
I that certain tract of land, lying, being
situate in Jonesrille township, Stote
jounty aforesaid, containing two hunand
twenty-one and eighty-three on*
Iredth acres, more or less, bounded by
3 of Jesse Dishop, J, W. Scott and
rs. Said tract known as Tract No 1,
e division of the lands of Miriam Long,
wed. _
190 03-100 ACRBS.
I that certain tract of land, lying, being
situate in Jonesville township, State
jounty aforesaid, containing one hunand
ninety and sixty-three one hunth
acres, more or less, bounded by lands
IV. Soott and others. 8aid tract known
-act No 3, in the division of the lands
iriam Long, deceased.
THR KIMBKRLY AND DAVIS TRACTS.
I that certain tract or parcel of land,
;, being and situate in Jonesville townState
and county aforesaid, containing
tundred and seventy-two and sixty-nine
lundredth acres, more or less, known as
Hmberly and Davis tracts, bounded by
i of James Orr, Allen Vinson, R. M.
an, J. W. Scott and the Spartanburg
TERMS OF SALE:
te third cash and the balance on a credit
le and two years, in equal installments,
interest from the day of sale; the
it portion of the purchase money to be
red by bond of the purchaser and a
gage of the premises.
C. H. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
ister's Office, Sept. 9, 1893.
pt. 16-87-81.
rhe State of Couth Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
G. W. McKown, Plaintiff,
againtt
atnuel J. Hammet, ct al., Defendant.
obedience to an order made in the
above stated case b> his Honor, Judge
[. Wallace, dated Glh July, 1993, I will
>eforc the Court House door, during
legal hours of sale, on salesdny, 2nd
ber, 1893, the following hinds, to-wit:
1 the right, title and interest of Sam'.
llammctt, being one undivided third
of, in and to, the following described
b and tenements situate in said county
nion to-wit:
ie tract of land containing one hunand
seventy-four acres, more or less,
aters of Abingdon Creek, and bounded
mds ofJ oseph George, C. P. lluggius, I.
celer and others ; and one other tract
lining one hundred and fifty-four acres,
i or less, and bounded by lands of John
ice, S. L. Stroup, John Dunn and
s
rrns of sale cash.
C. H. PEAKE,
Master for Union County,
ister's Office, Sept. 9, 1893.
pt. 15-37-3t.
AX NOTICE,
IE books of the County Treasurer, will
open on the 16th October for receiving
axes for the fiscal year, coiumcnciug
ruber 1, 1892.
e following is the levy :
Mills.
r i
U.?
Ol 2"
nary County 5
est on R. K. Bonds o.}
lal Lory 10
F INDEBTEDNESS UK TOWNSHIPS
NAMED.
leysvilIc 10 2-6
STilld 18 9-10
.naville 10 2-5
i Keys 10 2-5
ien Hill 10 2-5
Dam 1G 2-5
n 10 2-5
>u School District 2
kney 18 9-10
sville and Pinckney Townships
terest on Railroad Bond 2.1
will bo at the following places, on the
! mentioned, for the purpose of receiving
a*es.
t Springs, - October 10. A.M.
mine, - " 10, P. M.
- ' 17, "
is Keys, - ' 18, "
;k Rock, - " 19, "
n.,,. _ 11 on
l"""' . 21, "
ac- >:$ "
ml Tabor, - '
0D? ..
deysville, * ' tt
iinstille, * ?
ytontille, * " ^ (|
bJorKRid8e' .* .. 30,'A.M.
LviUefrom Oct. 30, 1'. M., to Oct. 31
wm be at my office at Union from th<
of November until the books are closed
W. T. JKTElt,
-1?PTT?? ?>wT.Tj?.WT
Application for Homestead.
OTICE is hereby given that Mrs. Mary
M. Eller, widow of William Eller, deed,
has filed her petition before me to
s a homestead assigned and set off for
benefit of herself, from the real and
onal property of the said William Eller,
sscd.
dice is further given that the said petiwill
conic up for a hearing bef.re me
ic 10th day of October next, at 11 A. M.
C. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
d 1 o 37-lt.
i
mV , 1 1 jt^'
% Ife* i
?i
AS an inducement to CASH ci
low prices) we will give e
the amount of ONE POIiAS
number, lor every dollar's worth of
On October 16th? all the number
thoroughly mixed,'and the first
the holder to
* * v i .if ^ *
10 SILVER DPI
The Second to TEN Si]
The Third to TEN Silv
The Fourth . to TEN S
The Fifth u 111 TEN Silv
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WE iOFFER A SPEC
= SH0
FOR NEXT WEEK
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Shoes formerly sold at $6.
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ARE ARRIVING EVT
YOU W-A.N
JATEST ST1
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?DON'T FAIL TO. CALL AND SF
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REMINDS us tha|J;he heat of
4 ^we are on ^B^Vo-rgc of w
j J am truly fin it" thip season, both j
of goods to select from, and the PRICES
it is to strike the market in the cotton
I happe ned to strike the Dry Goods mark
OFF, consequently I could not resist th
SUPPLY. I shall not quote you any p
mind you that we are maintaining our foi
ut close prices, and dealing fair and squs
Don't forget, Ladies, that we have now
FINE DRESI
with trimmings to match'. There is no t
' anything in this lino, as '.you have had t<
convinced.
. DRY GOODS, NOTK
SHOES, HATS. CRO
A L I, TII E S eT''| ^
^ (i>) j Tywy there i^s
'"**|CMbomes ami
We apj)reciate the fact fX? line. A
fiends as a stylis/sjK
MISS SADIE COOK, \>W T ti
Jady who is "well up" inTfc *
before you purchase elsewlW^',
?y. -v - v v W . ,
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0 \ ENJ). T
W
TO GIVE AWAY.
M ~ 5ST"'
; " 1' " ? Ai.- ": * 1 ustomers
(besides the extra
very purchaser of goods to
or more, a ticket, with a
' goods purchased. m
b will be put in a box and
number drawn will entitle
9
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UU^UIW. XU I
ver Half Dollars.
er Quarter Dollars. 1
Silver Dimes. J
er Half Dimes,
N
IAL LINE IN
ES =
A. S FOLLOWS :
00 Reduced to $2.50
50 " s- 2.25
60 " " 2.00
OO " " 1.25
U
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75 " 85
Hunters.
^April
rER & (o, _
Ui
ERS NOV IN THE
?0R CASH.
Tobac<
ai
3QDS
Tho P
CRY DAY. SO, IF 01
T THE '?:
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YES - - s?(
[> __jl.
r PRICES A
Th
:e for yourselves.?
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TER & CO. a;
SPELL Z
JS^
Uniot
Bolt,
summer is over and that Ovufl)
I Kelto
inter.
1 4 T A 1* /"t ti n?n/\ ait* I
is regards ;v IjvyiujtU OXUUJV Unj
>. You Farmers all know wliat
season when tlic staple is up. ft^
:ct when the prices were AWAY
e temptation to lay in a GOOD 1
rices, just yet, but simply re'iner
reputation for selling goods
ire with our friends.
in stock all the latest novelties in w
3 GOODS, E
??__~_i________ Mary
ise to send off your orders for
d do before. Come in and be 0fthi
they l
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piriAx** of ge]
VRE COMPLETE. - pu,
1898*
} K K Y ?. 8,rl"^thiTg
which to interests OUT mm
e have secured the services of tIT
,,g yon highly recommended as a . W ]
11 wc ask is to examine our llats
Respectfully,
v. McLTJRE, Ag't. H
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.OOKO
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WE ARE DAIL"
RECEIVING OU]
I M M E N S 1
STOCK o:
Fall and Winter
HARRY <
10-16-ly
vtionDrugCo.,
be a Foster,
DKA I.KItM I*?
IS, Patent Medicine;'. Toilet Soaps, JpgR"5jaF
erfuniery, Hair Brushes, Tooth 41BCBQCS
Brushes, Tooth Powders, Columbia
Face Powdors.
CoadeBsed Sc
line of Paints, Oils, Putty, SUins, iq<i;i Tr,.l?.?
alnt Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. *
uo, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, Between Cbur
ud all kinds of Druggist Sundries
kept in a first-class Drug
Si ore. Daily I
:ians' Prescriptions carefully com
pounded st oil hours. a ,n kv,
11 30 ! ?
ublic will find our stock of Medicines 12 15 pm " .
uuplele, warranted genuine and 1 00 " " ,
of the best quality. 1 14 " " ,
ad see for yourselves. * ^ " " >
wr-iy j $ :: ;
2 60 " Ar
. I II rtl in >i i ..
sciacics ana Bye-uiam
Between Chai
il ?*
30 am ijv.
*to atgr'ZZn to rrvVWV*TciSli*~ 11 20 " " .
12 03 p ru " .
12 18 ' " ,
e Union Drug Co, u - <
? 12 r?0 ' ? .
I full line of Ihe bent SPECTACLES 1'2 64 ? "
!YE-G LASSES that Science has been 1 :?> " "
lo produce, and arc prepared to euit ^ " "
ondition of the eye. ^37 " "
24-12-tf 8 00 ? "
3 20 " ?
3 3Q ? ,,
Notice i 5
II Whom it may Concern : 4 24 "
4 68 ? '*
.L persons having business in coonec- 5 30 ,,
lion with my office as Coroner of 5 35 ,, j y
1 County will call upon Mr. Charles 05 pn?| Ar
my deputy, at Union, 8. C., when not 5 15 p mv^r
nient to my place of residence near ?_J_ JiL_
H r J ASDPR \l AVf'<?r?IT Nn?. 1ft anil
Coroner Union Count/. Charleston so
>OD, S. C? April 20, 1898.
3-18-lf Bound R. R.
Trains lean
sion, Northbo
'ho State of South Carolina. J*-1'"* P- mbound,
1.35
UNION COUNTY. (Vestibuled L
Division, 0.2
iMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge Hondersonvil
"IIEKKA8, J. II. McKUsick, as Clerk Trains leav
of the Court of General Sessions and Division, Nor
ion Pleas, has mu le suit to me to grant 6.23 p m
Letters of Administration, and testa* bound 2.28
i Annexed, on the folate and effects of (Vestibuled L
M. Tolluton, deceased. Trains leav
>se are, therefore, to cite and admonish Northbound ]
d singular the kindred and creditors bound 8.40 a
i said Mar/ M. Tolleson, deceased, that PUL1
bo and appear, before me, in the | )"
nhate. tn fo bal^ /lL ~ Qcn'l POSS i
en"unde"r"my hand seal this 11th day Waahingt
MemfoJ Anno Domini, 1893. V E MoBEE.
JAMES M- GEE, Judge Probate. Gen 1 i
dished on the loth day of September, 1 Cola
in the Wj?kklt Umom Times.. W II GREEN
15-87-6t. _
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DFFORD COLLEGE,
Spartanburg. 8. C. For c,ul'
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tr, F. W. Huidckoper nod Iltu
receivers,
AMU OllEKNVILI.K DIVISION.
bcdulc, la effect Aug. 10 IM3.
run by 75th Meridian Time.
lesion, Columbia, AUstou and
Hpartuuburg.
I Duilv
STATIONS. I No. i
Charleston Ar K I jitr>
Columbia " 1} 15
Allston " 3 00
Carlisle " U (*>
Sanluo " I 50
Union " l '.0 "
Jonesville " JO
l'ncolct " 154 2* '
Spartanburg Lv 11 -16
Spartunburg Ai 11 00
Ashevillc L* 8 '.2 am
rleston. Columbia Ssuouu and
Walhallu.
pW[y.
STATIONS. Sr.
Charleston Art 8 'p..
.....Columbia " I 4 [5 "
Alston " 3 .iU "
Poinarla. " 8 1-1
Prosperity.... " 2 of> '
Newberry " 2 H!f "
Helena " 2 C~> '
CbappelPs.... " 1 6<? ?
Ninety-Six... " 1 82 '
Greenwood... " 12 55
Hodges " 12 85 11
Donalds " 12 10 "
- llouea Path.. 12 08 "
Helton Lv 11 46jui
Helton Ar 11 40 '
..... Anderson.... " 11 15 "
Pendleton*... " 10 3G "
' Seneca Lt 10 00 "
Seneca Ar 10 00 '*
Walhalla......Lv 0 20am
Greenville... Lv 10 16 '
.
i 14 are solid trains between
d Asheville.
>acb between Savannah and
Nos. 14 and 18, via South
e Spartanburg, A. & C, Diti>uud,
32.22 a. ro, 5.00 p. w,
(Vcstibuled Limited); South
a m, 3.00 p in, 11.87 a. ui.,
limited); Westbound, W. N. 0.
0 p. m., and 8 10 p. m. fur
le, Aaheville and ilot Springe,
e Greenville, S. C., A. & C'.,
thbound, 11.28 pm, 4.06p. m ,
(Vestibuled Limited); South
a m, 4.06 p m, 6.82 p m
limited)
e Seneca, A A C Division
10.16 p m, 2.87 p m. South- t.
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