Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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UNION WEDNESDAY ' 5r'OCTOBER 1ITH.. | Loeation near Rice's Saw Mill. ! \. AMERICAS NATIONAL KNTmAINMEfT. ] PAWNEE BILL'S HI8TORIC fc*WILD WEST f DIWAH MUSEUM, GRAND MEXICAN 1 HIPPODROME, AND MAGNIFICENT , PYROTECHNIC DISPUA la J !>I This Stupendous Exhibition is the GREATEST WILD WEST IN THE WORLD 1 AUD Till ONLY ONK , ? NOW TRAVELING WITH ITS OWN TRAIN OF CARS NATURES OWN EXHIBITION INSTRUCTIVE AND FULL OF INTEREST. WARLIKE BANDS OF INDIANS.**^FAMOUS CHIEFS AND BRAVES. I STARTLING AND STERLING NOVELTIES Backing Bronchos A Spotted Mustangs Kiss May Lillie, the Champion Lady Rifle Shot- " A Bevy of Wild Western Beauties. Daring Cowboys and Crack shots. THE MEXICAN HIPPODROME Racing Steers and Standing Races. THE GREAT ARTILLERY RACE. SENOR FRANCISCO and his VAQUEROS. MISS BRADDON, the Prairie Queen. i Mountain Meadow Massacre i REPRODUCED, ALSO 1 THE WOUNDED KNEE FIGHT. 1 Indians attacking TRAPPER TOM'S CABIN, rand the FORT SILL STAGE COACII. A Band of Bedouin Arabs JTJ8T -A. ID ID EE. | MARVELS Or SKILL AGILITY AMU DARING. ? a?WILD RIPFRS CF THE FAmKAij.?s , Distinguished Personages and Events replete with Thrilling Episodes. THE GRAND STREET TARADE , Starts at 10 a. m, daily. The performances begin precisely nt 2 P. M. . t EVERY FEATURE IIKPEATKD AT EACH EXIIIDI- I tiav Ladies an J Chldreu our Special Care. ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY. i SEATS FOR EVERYBODY. ' ADMISSION, - - 50 CENTS. < chi lurks under 0 years half trice. 1 ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL. REPORTOF THE CONDITION i of t1ir Merchants' & Planters' ( NATIONAL BANK j f OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, I At Union, in the State of South Carolina * at the c'ose of business, October 3rd, 1893. ( it RESOURCES. w Loans and discounts $1 CO, 148 89 ] f Overdrafts, securod and unse^ cured 1,154 32 J U.S. Bonds to securo circulation 15,000 00 W1, Due from approved reserve ng'ts 7,882 09 Due from other National B?uks 2,wz 24 Banking-house, furniture aud fixtures 2,000 00 ( Current expenses and taxes paid 1,137 GO Fractional paper currency,nick- t els and cents 142 07 , Specie 9,090 Oft Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer, (6 per ceut of cir- < culation) C75 00 ( Total $210,038 92 j t LIABILITIES. ^ Capital stock paid in $00,000 00 1 | Surplus fund 50,000 00 | Undivided profits 7,852 72 \ National Bank notes outstanding.. 13,500 00 Dividends unpaid 240 00 j Individual deposits subject to - check 63,159 19 | Due to other National banks 037 4G Due to State banks and bankers.. G49 55 * Notes and bills re-discouutcd 24,000 00 Total $210,038 92 State or South Carolina, \ County* of Union, hs j I, George Munro, Cashier of the above I named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of iny I knowledge and belief, GEORGE MUN 110 Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before ine this 9th day of Oc'ober, 1893. ^ Geo, 11. Obtzkl, Notary Public. Correct?Attest: Z F. M. Farr, 1 A. II. Foster, > Directors. J. T. Dovulass,j The State of Couth Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Martha J. Pearson, Pla-niilT, ayainst ? Kobt. Pearson, Defendant. DY virtue of a decree of the Court of Probate for Union County of sale, 10th , October, A. I). 1893, I will soil ut public , 00 auction before the Courthouse door at Union, ( rttf 8. C., on salesiUy in November next, all |B that certain tract of land in Union county, DraytOBTillc township, a'ljotning lands of Mrs. M. P. Dawkins, Mrs. A. Morris, John Be Jamison and others, knnwn as the Perry 1 Pearson place, now in possession of Rob't I l'enrson. ' Terms of sale cash. L JAMES M. GEE I Oct. 10th, 1893. ml . 18-41-31. *E RFILLY "EES SIGSEi. WE han bwt liying to gat alHf without Jmrnmimy oar iKinr^ hut ? ?ro about at tho rat of oar row, tat aro waptltd to oaTl for help. We've ahaut berrawad aomlm oat of credit aad aar loot bop* aaw is from thoaa who awa ua. If Mp lon't come from that aoavaa at afcee, wa uat send aa officer for it, for wa MM* eolect. Wa are in dead earnest. ALLEN ft RORM80N. UNDERTAKING. Y\7 E are prepared to Airnlsh Coffins of all Vl q'tati ies and to do undertaking in all is bra oh cs. We k:i-e lately received a number of neat ihroudo which ?r* i=rspca;i?e, and now generally need as they greatly reduce the runeral expense. ALLEN k ROBINSON. Oot ll-41-dt ANNUAL MEETING. Orrii'E nv Pnrxrv Pnimintn?n< 1 uxiox Coi'xtt, Unioji, P. C., Octobke, 8d, 1893. ALL creditors of the Count/ who hare claims against the Count/, not already ixamincd and approved, are hereby ha? 'hi/ R2!t piwent them to the Clerk of he Board on or before the first da/ of Noromber next, or their claims will be passed o the next fiscal year. All persons interested will govern thenilelves accordingly. The Regu'ar Annual Meeting will be held >n Thursday, the 9th -of November, -next. By order of the Board of County Commissioner?. Attest: CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Board. Oct. 6-40-6t, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. [WILL eell to the highest bidder, at 11.30 A. M., Oct. 31st, 1893, the storehouses ind lot at Jonesville, S. C., belonging to iVood & Co. Tkrms?Made known day of sale. W. T. L1TTLEJOHN. Oct, G-40-3t. YOU 8AY Y0U CAH T Quit Tobacco. Then try the Rose Tobacco and Snuff Cure. It is setting lundreds free ftrom the filthy habit. Send }ne Dollar for a tablet or write to ne for leacriptive circulars and testimonia's. You ??.1.-. ?ii: :* t _i ? i ;uu uin^v uiuuc/ SQIIIU^ II i give large liscount on the doxen. Ad-tress L. L. PICKETT, General Agent for 80. Ca., Columbia, S. C. P. 8.?You can make money working for ny paper, The Soldier, re pi. 22-88 4'. "Notice! To All Whom it may Concern : ALL persons having business in connection with my office as Coroner of Union County wi'l call upon Mr. Charles dolt, my deputy, at Union, S. C., when not :onvenient to n?v place of residence near Kelton, S. C. JASPER M. AYCOCK, Coroner Union County. Union, S. C., April 26, 1893. May 6-18-tf TAX NOTIOIR. r|llIE books of the County Treasurer, will J. open on the IClli October for receiving he taxes for the flectl year, commencing November 1, 1892. The following is the levy : Mills. state 51 school 2 Ordinary County 5 interest on R. U. Bunds 31 Total Levy 16 ['AST INDEBTEDNESS OF TOWNSHIPS Kutl VIS 3oudeysvillc - 10 '2 <*t louesviiic 18 ilogansvillc .. 10 2-5 Uross Keys 10 2-5 joslicn Hill 10 2-5 Pish Dam 10 2-5 Union 10 2-5 Union School Distriol 2 .'incknoy ... 18 0-10 lonesviile and Pinckncy Townships Interest on Railroad Bond 2} 1 will be at the following places, on tie lays mentioned, for the purpose of receiving he taxes. IVest Springs, - October 10, A.M. Uoleraine, - " 10, P. M. 3ibbs' * . ? 17, " >obs Keys, - "18, " lilack Rock, - " 10, " Pish Dam, - "20, " Bantnc, "21, " Mount Tabor, - " 23, " Kelton, - " 21, V Uoudeysville, - " 25, " Wilkiusville, - '! 20, " Draytonville, - " 27, " limber Ridge, - " 28, " Gllandyburg, - " 30, A. M. JoncsYille from Oct. 30, p. m.f to Oct. 81, pTm. I will be at my office at Union from the lat of November until the books are closed. W. T. JETER, County Treasurer. Sept. 15-37-5t. ? NICE LINE OF ?~ Fall ami Winter Millinery, LADIES WANTING 4* HL "A. T H At hard time prices, will be ablo to fiud them by calling at MRS. GRAISTT 3 S . ? TIIKSK ABR AM TUB LATEST STYLES. ? Oct 0 40 . tf FARMS FOll ltEINT7 | rpilE most valuable farm in Union county, X known a9 ihe Perry place, one mile from Union Court Home, and oiber valuable | farms belonging to the estate of 11. L. Goss, arc offered for rent for the coming year. Apply to J. A. PANT# I Gel. O-40-tf. DFPOSITOHY OF AMERICAN I1IBLE SOCIETA', \T HKl'llBN T. OKK'S STORK, UNION, ?. (J. llibles and Testaments can be bought from R. T. Gee at actual cost of publication. GEO. C. PERRIN, President. July 0-27-1 y. -NEWGroeerr Store. jr (9 ' lOl W Some Things that may | be Found There. FLOUR, PEACHES, BACON. CHERRIES. 1*EARR; LARD. OYSTERS, | HAMS, IMEAL SALMON, MOLASSES, SARDINES, CHEESE, CORNED BEEF, SUGAR, ROAST BEEr, COFFEE, piQ FEET, I RICE. TRIPE. HOMINY, POTTED 1IAM, OAT MEAL, OXTONGUE, TEA. DEVILED HAM, j>QD^ PICKLES, STARCH, PEPPER SAUCE, SOAP, SPICES, TOBACCO, FRENCH CANDY, r?iriAii? -? - , STICK CAM) I, My purpose will be to keep a Fresh Stock of Fancy and Heavy Groceries, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. I .shall expect always to meet competition. I SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PATRON ACE. AOBNT FOR ON? OF THE -CHEAPESTBuOUlES ON THE MARKET. Very Truly, W. D. BEWLEY. Sept. 8-36-4m. ? o-o ? o ___ ? ^ b ?' i ? c o? ? 2 zr-g bJL 5- J, ? g ? O _ -j U "3 O 5TE. 2 ? ? re" <= <e pr" O ,w -j o , sr w ^ is S S I ll ffi l?:=s M ^ ST ? ? a re ~ ^ ^ S Sr* ?* O ^ ? ^ ? re cr - _ ef o L j ? cT S ^ V 00 ET *< ?* 2 " S* E. Z. =" ?B ? 2. Ore' y P S ^ A 8 " " ? g,2 ? 0 ? Si X ? O W = s -SjSei U \H-o ?=: ? ? cr g 3. n ? " ? "5 P ? o ? 2 t D o j, g o =T B g* n, o M ? 8 ? P M 2. 'U C Jf "a _ Cu W ? c ? a a 5 o> P T f ^ f *? iL , , H S*rf 8?1 li isSs W ~5* -a Z.zjl i_, H T3 ? 2. D r? o Igg ??|f Q a ?? fB M t^l S. ? _ -i fl a. ^ I riv w ?>? H g o g ~ ^ = ~ B o-g ^ ? 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Indigo Blue Prints, colore guarant Beautiful Dress Prints, only 5 cent Heavy ALL WOOL FILLING , spootion on this special line of goods,: Farmer's Wool Beaver Cloth, extra Without an exception tho best V guaranteed all leather, for only 75 ce Try a pair of our Men's all leath< only $1.2o. Maw's heavy Jeans Pants, Wool, $ Good White Shirting only 4J. 1 Bale Plaids iust opened, going t Gentlemen don t forget to inspect will not find a bettef Assortment anyi All wool suit#, X] A lined, only $5 In our CLOTHfgPDEPART^ astonishment at tbeT^^ x ^ pne and OYER COAT ID W for In our MILLINERY DEPAR1 Trimmer in the town, us all the Ladi LOWEST. Don't forget to look at and in fact all the latest trimmings. jj?1* Don't forget em c l u THE MONEY TO /^UR Buyers have i u where they fount very hard u BY PtHKNTT DO WE SECURED LOW P and we intend to give benefit, by sav 10 to 25 per Ce purch Our stocks of Dress G Shoes, Millinery, Cloaks, J Hats, etc., are complete bargains in Mens and So Don't be a Snail, but join the crotVd and buy your from A. H. FO Monkey ' NOT EXACTLY THAT? AS ail inducement to CAS1 low prices) we will giv the amount of OWE DOLLi number, for every dollar's wortl On October lGth, all the num thoroughly mixed, and the fi the holder to 10 SILVER D The Second to TEN The Third to TEN S The Fourth to TEN The Fifth to^ffEN S WE OFFER, A SI = S'HC FOR NEXT WEEK Shoes formerly sold at $ << ? ?( a <? << ? ? ( tt a a tt 1 a tt ?' ? " ? Ycung <: Aug. 18-38-3m, * * . ' .'1 - C K I W G in Dress Goods, et shades and qualities. The prett ket Look at our $1.00 per yai rely tho best assorted stock c AT 2 5 CENTJ wd, our price only 7 cents, s. JEANS 23 cents. Wo invito it us they beat all of our former effort) . heavy, only 25 cents, foman's Shoe in the up-country nts. >r cablo screwd "GOOD WEAK. 1.00. it only 4 J cents. our largo stock of Underwear, yo rhere. .00 per suit. iflT yau.*ill Qp?M?ur;?yea es, you can buy a Coat Vest, Pan' $500. How docs that striko you FMENT, besides, having the bei ?s, say, you will find our prices tli our line of Silks, Satins, Velvet THE PLACE. -tSlft RE'S. LD THIS YEAR *eturned from New York, I the wholesale people p for Money n THE CASH UNHEARD OF RICES our customers the lull ing them from nt on all CAS1 ases. loods, Trimmings, Jeans, Motions and Fancy Goods, s. We oiler special iys Clothing i the procession, go with Fall and Winter supplies STER & CO. ro Tend. BUT TO GIVE AWAY. g customers (besides tiio extr e every purchaser of goods t \.R or more, a ticket, witli li of goods purchased, bers will be put in a box an rst number drawn will entitl OLLARS. 10 Silver Half Dollars, ilver Quarter Dollars. Silver Dimes. Uver Half UimfST1" ECIAL LINE IN )ES.= AS FOLLOWS: *6.00 Reduced to $2.5( 5.50 M " 2.2i 4.50 4 " 2.0( 3.00 " " 1.21 2.50 " " 1.0( 1.75 " " 8 k Hunters. -4 ; t t NEW :R AC l ), TSnow in shape 1 ' I ^ of PAia ever opened in this pai cosh at panic prices, a basis. When we buy an ai lU its value, wc put on jv our customers the bem h - JXS ^ satisfied with 01 ta " ment it brings'us. ? While our buyers wi 9t un some rare nlums foi 10 " 8) they found large stock realize ready cash, and went cheap, and a bi f UNION !We have all the ne\ Goods, from half wool novelties, with trimmi cent, less than you wil Have you seen our elsewhere 8 to 10 cen1 Best Calicos 5 cents Pants Jeaus from 6 Dorskins at 334. A j 23 cents. Nothing in All wool suitingH 54 in 25 cents, j Nice white Blankets 8 Heavy Ai.l Wool Blai - CLOTHING J We can give you an Suits from 50 cents to Cheviots. Do not buy your i our stock. ATrn nrriAnr/ An ti UUJtt. OJ UUIV ur 13 PASSED No trouble for us to '"r?L Oolite arid attentive # we have, and give yoi you. hj April KMG-ly Union Drug Ci ?DKALKBS IS? DRUGS, Patent Medicines. Toilet 8. Perfumery, Ilftir Brushes, Tooih Brushes, Tooth Powders, Faco I'owdcrs. A full line of Paints, Oils, Putty, St Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Si and all kinds of Druggist Sundries kept in a first-class Drug Store. Physicians' Prescriptions c&refuiiy pounded at all hours. 0 The Public will find our stock of Medii complete, warranted genuino and (I of the best quality. Call and see for yoursolres. J Feb17-7-ly Spectacles and Eyc-Glassi 1 /mom? u n wn mrwVttrsnHiccjM The Union Drug ( Hits a full line of (he best SPECTAC and ' ,OUL,tJ tUst Science has able to produce, and are prepared to any condition of the eye. Mar. 24-12-tf The State of South Carolina UNION COUNTY. By JAMBS M. CI KB, E3Q., Probate J kXTIIEIlEAS, J. II. McKissick, as ( "" T V of the Court of General Sessions Common Picas, ban made suit to me (o p ? him Letters of Administration, and t ments annexed, on the Kstate and effec Mary M. Tollcmn, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admo a'l and singular the kindred and cred of fhe said Mary M?Tolicson, deceased, they be and appear, before me, in the ( ? of Probate, to be held at Union C. If., P J Carolina, on the '2Cih day of October i after publication hereof, at I1 o'clock !, ? for.no cu, to snow cause, if any they 1 ^ why the said Administration should no granted. % Giren under my nand sc?l this 11th ' of September Anno Domini, 1898. JAMBS If. GEE, Jsdge froba j Published on the 15th day of Sept en 1893, in the Wkkklt Union Times. ~ Sept. 16-37-0t. ' fflFFORD COLLI Spartanburg, S. C. ]KEI| to show you the largest stock u AND WTOTSn guoue ? *t of the State, all bought for ud will go to you oh the same rticle at one-half or one-fourth ist one close profit, and give ?fit of the big bargain, while .. ur one .profit and the advertiseere in New York they picked r you. At the auction rooms k , s thrown on the market to as money was scarce, goods , iiM ig lot of them came to the racket. i v styles, shades, etc., in Dress Alapaca, at 91 to the finest ngs to match, and at 25 EST 11 buy them elsewhere. ^ 5 cents Dress Gingham Y Sells % New Fall styles.* Jg|| cents a yard to the finest. JM| ill wool figured 8 oz. Jeans for ' tho State to equal it. ches wide, sliglitly damaged, ! ? 7 cents per pair, iket, $4.08. ! CLOTHING! M ything you want in clothing, the very finest worsted and suit until you have looked at* [ATS AND SHOES UNSUHIN THE STATE show goods. ^ salesmen to show you what i prices that will astonish IRRY & BELK, I RICH MONO * DANVILLE RAILROAD CO J.i I Samuel Spenoer, F. W. Huidekoper Mid Rea dcu rosier, receivers. Columbia and Gkebnvilln4>ituiom. Condensed Schedule, in efFeot Aug. 18 1808, ains, 1803. Train* run by 75th Meridian Tine. eeds, Between Charleston, rniusbi., Ailaion and Spartanburg. Daily | Dally No. 18- STATIONS. |N.o. 14. com- 7 80 am Lt Charleston.....Ar 8 4 ft poo 11 80 'f " Columbia " 8 48 " 12 16 p m " Allston " 8 00 " cine* l 00 " ? Carlisle ? 2 00 " 1 14 " " Santuo '* 1 60 '* 1 47 " " .Union " 1 80 ' 2 10 " " Joneerille " 12 40 2 28 " " I'aoolet " 12 21 " 2 60 44 'Ar Spartanburg Lt 11 46 44 3 10 " |Lr Spartanburg Arlll 80 44 0 40 p m{Ar AaheriUe Lit 8 12 Ma ;"4 Between Charleston, Columbia Seneca and Walhalla. Daily. Daily." No. 11. STATIONS. * 7 30 am Lv Charleaton......Ar 8 46pu 11 '20 44 44 Columbia " 4 15 44 12 03 pm 44 Alston 44 8 80 44 12 18 44 41 Pomaria " 8 14 " -- 12 85 " 41 .Prosperity.... 44 2 66 44 jO 12 60 44 44 Newberry..... 44 2 89 44 12 64 " 44 Helena 44 2 86 44 1LE8 1 80 4 4 44 Cbappell'f.... 44 1 66 44 haeo. ^>2468 " 44 Ninety-Six... 44 1 82 44 *8uir "2 87 44' 44 Oreenwood... 44 1 2 6 6 44 8 00 44 44 Hodges 44 4Mfi?44 3 20 44 44 Donalds 44 raj^p44 8 86 44 44 IloneaPath.. 44 .12 Off 44 8 66 44 Ar Belton Lt 11 46an 4 00 44 Lt Belton Ar 11 40 44 I4 4 24 44 44 Andaman.... 44 111 1A *> 4 68 " *' l'endletoo*... " 10 86 ' 6 80 " 'At Seneca Lv 10 00 ?< . 6 86 11 Lv Senooa Ar 10 00 " uage 6 06 pm Ar Walhalla Lr ? 80mb flcrk 5 16 p ni Ar Greenville... Lv 10 10 * i ftnj 2 ;rant Noe. 18 and 14 are solid trains between esta- Charleston and Asbeville. is of Through coach between Savannah and Asbeviile on Nos. 14 and 18, via South >nUb Bonnd It B. itors Trains leave Spartanburg, A. A C, Divithat sion, Northbound, 12.22 a. n>, 5.08 p. a, lourt 6.12 p. m. (Veetibuled Limited); AonUl louth bound, 1.86 a m, 8.00 p m, 11.87 a. a* next, (Veetibuled L<n*it:d), TTeeibound, W. It. C. it the oivieion, 6.20 p. m., and 8 10 p. a. fa lave, Hendereonville, Aeheville and list Spiilun. t be Trains leave OreeriTil!*, s. C., A. A C., Division, Northbound, l!.28pa, 4.06p. a., i day 5.28 p m (Veetibuled Limit**); bound 2.28 ui, 4.06 p m, 6.82 p a te. (Veetibuled Limited) iber, Trains leave Seneea, A A C IMvialan Northbound 10.16 p m, 2.87 p m. South* bound 8.40 a m, and 6.46 p ra. -SO. CARLISLE, LLD.^S T? TWO FULL COURSES. *5 rP| Necessary expense* for one year, Qua ) Hundred and Fifty Dollars, For Catalogue address, ___ J. A. GAMEWfiLlj^