Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ Tiik DisnssABT Authorities to Rir the We qoentlty of its output to th? 8toto DlapoMtry, is to be pat eoaaowbat under the restriction or sarveiiMoe of the Dispeamrjr ?num. Al least what It Milt in this State is to be looked after. Of course whet it eells end ships outside of the "Al Stale the authorities will have nothing to " dolrltlf?^ The State Board of Control al a meeting V yeeterdar pnesed theSliilowing resolutions: "Resolved, That the County Beard of Control of Charleston be authorised to establish | Dispensary at or near tbe Palmetto Brewery, end thet said Dispensary in ad dition to selling liquors, shall be the distributing depot for all tbe beer sold io Charleston other than export beer. "Resolved, That raid Dispensary may, under rules adopted by the County Board 'and approved by the State Board, use the wagons ot.d employees of the brewery in handling the beer .made by the said Palmetto Brewery in tne city and in shipping the same to points outside tbe city to other Dispensers, when ordered by tbe State Commissioner." ? ? The Dispensary law does not inteifere with the mannfaoture of beer in the State any more than the making of whiskey. It provides that when proper nnd possible uuuiu umuumuiurtca aokii nave ido preference iu the purchases mads by the State Dispenser. With a Dispensary at or near the brewery the super vision, control and direction of the beer business io Charleston and the sh'procnis l> other paite of. the StAiewfll bo under the Dispensary suthori UeflHfS't.* authorities will also see that the 1a<^V iVot violated. Tie Falmetto Brewery hns sold many shipments of its beer to the State Dispensary, aalstated, and there Ins been no complaint fr^m any direction - to iU bs!s; iufcrijo'. to ctber beer Doing a borne enterpri*e the fcompany will be given the preference as long as its "stuff" proves satisfactory. ?,'lfeyuter. i fb.li.RBus is tub Man for Goykrnor.? Kuitor Reuistlr : I see through the papets that tbs Comptroller General Ellerbe is spftken of for Governor of South Carolina, to succeed our present Governor B. R Tillin Ju. ' am rejoiced to sco this announcement, frdm the fact ilmt I think he is one of our bept men. Gen. Ellerbe is a man of excellent judgment, one of our truest Reformers a4d 1 would be g'ad to see him at the head \ of the government of South Carolina. I v tljink 1 voice the sentiment of Pickens o<unty, especially the Reformers, when I Sy that he is the man for Governor to suced Governor Tillman, and wil1 receive our yearly support. Most respectfully, W. H. Bryant. J Pickens, 8. C.v January 10. 1894. I A ?ia Land Sale?Memphis, Toon., Jan. W'?A dispatch to the Commercial fiom ^^^^tf^HBMhattanooga, Tenr*,, says : Sixty-four thousneres of valuable mineral lands and site plats in the b'equacbec Yallcy, the |^H^^^H^^^^nerly of the New York and New Orleans Iron Company, were sold yestern ^^^eirer's for $85,000. The ^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^I^B^-capitalized fabulous to the nod eshave now the opp^rtunon the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle free. Scud your name and address to II. E. Buckleu & Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King's New Life l'ills freo, as well as a copy of Uuide to Health and Household Instructor, free. All of which is guaranteed to do you good and oost you nothing. B. F. Posey's Drug Store. ? A Company to Export Neuron*.?Birmingham, Ala., Jan. 21.?The National Migration Socieiy has been incorporated here under the laws of Alabama, with a capital took of $100,000 by J. L Dunie's and asso oiftiea i ne company proposes 10 send negroes from the Sou'hern States to Africa. li will operate a lino of steamers to Monrovia, Liberia. A uniform fare of $*.10 will be charged per head which is to pay for passage aad board en route. The society o'aims to be prepared to furnish homes and employment for the negroes in Liberia. The promoters expect contributions from all over the South and from Africa and will also call on Congress for an appropriation. Ukn Tii.l>|an Ju., Accidentally Wounds a Friend-?cElberton. fla., January 2i.? Quuc a air ous if notfa'al accident occurred in lower K.bert Fiiday. Young Mr. lien Tillninn, eon < f Governor Tillman of Suntli I Caro'ina, is visiting his cousin, .young Mr. Sam Stark, of this county, l'hcso two young gentlemen were practicing shooting at a target on Friday, when the gun, while in the hands of young Tillutxn. accidentally discharged, the ball passing through the body of young Mr. Stark producing a serious wound. Uuuki.kn's Arnica Salvk.?The best Salve in the worl l for Cuts, llruises, Sores, Ulecrs, Sa t Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skio.eruptions, and positively cures Tiles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Trice 26 cents per box. For sale by 11, F. Tosfy. A paragraph is going the rounds of the fhe' prcsg ''that the friends of Hon. (V. II. Timmerman are beseeching him to stand for Congress from Talbcrt's district." Nothing is said of what is to become of Con gic-smnn Talbert. It is a pretty safe to assume I lint Mr. Talbert is not going to give up ihe position lie now holds without a good fight unle s lie knows that lie bus something b-'Mer ahead. "OFririsr." ? What is the object of the proposed B^wdcn March convention ? I.ikcwise, what is the pur, osc of the Irby July convention? We ask Itefswmers, as Con servntives arc not supposed to have a right to nii o)>inion concerning lite purpose of refawin. If nc did; wc should say, "Offices!" ? Watchman ami Southron. Tiikv Wast a .March Cosvkntios.?Anderson, S. C., Jan. 20 ?After the meeting of tlie county Alliance here the members of the old farmers' ssocia'ion met and pas-el res duiions favoiing a March convention to nominate candidates for S ate officers ns cnllol by Editor 15 nvden, of the Cotton plant. List of LettersRemaining in flic Postoffice at. Union, for the week ending January 20th, lM'tJ. Mr L I! Wheeler |Mns 'ulia M'ddros Mr AC Smith II C Hr.itlum Mr Walter Pringlc |Miss Liurn S*'t r Persons calling for the above letters tTIll please say if advertised, and will ho required to pay one cent for fheir delivery. P.. w. ;; a it u is. p. m. TO RENT OR HIRE. A ONE horse farm to rent, or will hire a hand to tend the farm. Write or apply to 0. W. GARNER, Mount Joy, Union Co., 8. C. Jan. 20-4-lt* k . "SHOVEL . ' ' ? . n - . MAS of 1893 is a thing of yV down the fiddle and bo'\ hoe. We are daily receiving < \ EARLY SPRING S in the most desirable shapes. Hames, Bridles Breechings, C< Back Bands, Heel Bolts, Clevis Horse and Mule Shoes, Cut Nj X_i.: TT 1 1 * puuuuuuii nuruware, wmcn w OAS?? Wu are prepared to FARM BLACKS includirg Bellows, Anvils, T< prices that will induce you to t We can also figure ycu low Wire, in small or large lots. . pastures. We'll close out the remaind< Breech Loading Guns at bargi "THE OLD A. H. FOSr SHERIFF'S SALES FOR FEBRUARY, 1894. BY virtue of sundry executions to nie directed, I will sell before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, on Monday the fifth day of February next, during the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the following described property, lo-wit: One tract of land belonging to Henry Smith, lying, being and situate in Bogansville township, Union county, containing fifly-fivc acre , more or less, bounded by lands of E. F. Smith, West Mining Company and J F. Smith. Levied on nml on.I ? ? sold ns the property of Henry Smith nt the suit of Juliett Pruitt, Plaintiff against Henry Smith and William Smith, as Administrators of Asa Smith, decensod. ALSO, One lot of land belonging to Robert lleAty and Cynthia Fant, lying, being and situate in the town of Union, Union county, containing one and one-half acres, more or less, bounded north by Mullinax lot and lot of Satnuel Hampton, east by lot of F. II. Counts, south by South street, west by lot of Wm. A. Nicholson. Levied on and to be sold ns the property of Robert Reaty and Cynthia Fai)t at tlje suit of M. Louisa Gage, Plaint iff against Robert Beaty aud Cynthia Fant, Defendants J. G. LONG. S. U. C. Sheriff's Office, January 13th, 1894. Jan. 19-3 3t. VALUABLE TOWN PROP ERTY FOR SALE WE will sell on salesday in February next, if not sold nt private sale be lore that time, the following property belonging to the Union Building & Loan Association, to wit : The store house coiner Virgin and Main streets known ns the THE COLTON BUILDING. The house and lot near the depot known as THE JOHN W1LLARD SALOON RUILDINO. TERMS?One-third cash, balance on | anil 2 years tjnio. J. A. FA NT, President. W. W. IIuohrs, Secl'v and Treas'r. j Jan. 10 :i 8t. NOTICE. HAVING purchased I. D. Porter's in teres* in ihe firm of "Porter & Mathis." inc'uding all notes, accounts etc., due either to J. 11. Porter individually, or to the firm of Porter & Mnihis, for merchandise, all parties indebted as above will please call and arrange a settlement wnh me of snnic, before the 1st of February, 18H4, to avoid litiga'ion. Thauk'iig the public for their pa'ronitgc in the pa9t, 1 solicit a continuance of the same. J NO. R. M ATH IS. Jan I'd 3 St. NOTICE. HAVING sold my interest in the firm of -Porter & Mathi?," to Jno. R. Math s, including all accounts, notes, etc.,' a'I parties owing either mvself, individually, of (ho firm of Poi er & Mat Ids, for merph it.ilise, afe l|erohy no'htied to pay ^he same to Ju\ R. Ma1 his. All parties holding claim* dgninii mo individually wl'l precept i||p same to ipe fi.r 8eUtcqionl. J. B.PORTER. Jan 19 il ;)t. Dissolution of Partnership. WIIK partnership heretofore c^iaiing unX der (lie (I "?? r.?M.v ?.f Murphy & H mi it l? was dissolved on tho 1st day of j?n* nary, 1894, by mutual consent. Ail persons indebted to the firm for medical attendance, etc., are hereby notified to make payment by (be 1st Fobruary, to either of the subscribers. 0. T. MURIMIV, M. T. SMITHJaf. 0-l-4t.* ( i \ I RfpBBiRM 4 I ml I I l"^l I If 1/ Sfcaii AND HOE." , < 1 ??????- ????4 the past. Its time now to lay v, and pick up the shovel and >ur < TOOK OF PLOWS. ' I I Plow Stocks, Trace Chains, )llars and Pads, Wagon Whips, es, Axes, Grub Hoes, Mattocks, iils, Wire Nails, and all other re offer at the lowest ?v. . furnish s I I M1TH OUTFITS J irngs, Knives, Rasps, etc., at >uy from us. prices on Galvanized Barbed , Now's the time to build your 3r of our Double Muzzle and unB FOR CASH. "RTTIT.T APT T? " xvuxj A.rx?JUin, i ( rER & CO. O: O'CONNOR, DEALER I3ST zOld Monongahela Whiskies" ! 908 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, - - GA. THE LARGEST LIQUOR 1 HOUSE IN THE SOUTH. Ohoice Brandies, Wines, Oins, ! Rums and Liquors of Every Description. MAIL ORDERS , Oct. 20-42-3m. I The State of South Carolina. , COUNTY OF UNION. , By JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, R. R. Brown has made suit to noe to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of and effects of W. K. Brown, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all nod singular the kindred and creditors of the raid W. K. Brown, deceased, that they be and appear, before me in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. IISouth Carolina, on the 5th day of February, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'ctrck in the forenoon, to show ennae, if any t\iey haV4, why the sai I Administration should ppl' bp | granted. ' (jiyen under my hand and eeal this 18th | day of January, Anno Pomini, 1894. < JAMES M. GEE, . Judge Probate. Published on the 19th day of January, 18'J4, in the Wkkkly Union Timks. ? Jan. 19-3 21. I Guardian's Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that, by per- ' mission of lion. Jas. .\l. Gee, Probate Judge for Union county, 1 will, on the Cth J day f February, 1894, mnke my final discharge and apply for Ltlttrs Dismissory as Ounidian of Mary McCuIloch. All persons having claims aguin-t the I said Mary McCul'och, during her minority, wi'l present them t> me rrojcrly a'tested, on or before that day. C. W. WIIISONANT. Guard'n Mary McCullcch. Jan. 5-1-41. l>ttTXrri&rVTlY. ? ? D8. H. SMITHS DENTAL HOOMH, ?OVER? A. H. FOSTER & CO S STORE , COCAINE USED IN EXTRACTING TEETH. Jan. iVl'Ijr, ! S *? 'A-ic bT ALL persons hating demand* against the estate of Matilda Soalru, dtoengnJ, wi'l I present them, properly a'tested, to ray , Agon', 1 W. Nance; nnd all persona io* debt* d to said estate will make payment to my said Agent.* J. C. NANCE, Ex'r of Matilda Scales. Jan 19 3 4t. We hate joeMreceired twocnrafi]? ve give to mm Aur remarkably loftflrii laonm rr* omi ?nT cryi 'VpqB&-_ S ]! Hard Woo^asdsteadr, dovetail HL 11.25 to 96iflNiQ)e beds have H?*{ to 91C.00.J9 {. Bed Room Suits (Vom 910.50 toBE.4 Lounges from 93 00 to 925.00 f# b< Best hard wood ebair oo earthly 4( shite oak split bottom. Single chairs all the. way from 4 S , t (jhaira by the set of (6) from 92 I t< jentory dialog Sates, large roomy ones from 92 { to Side Boards from 95.00 to 950.0 jj ill larved baoks. A few more of those handsome 1 I dFor 98.50, these are world beaters ? A few Parlor Suits left. These it i g get first ohoioe. Some lovely Center Tables in Oj q At to 910.00. Of oourse we have otl i i n ' ? mj , P 1 O Tf U R IS Wo have a large lot nf K?* ?? * joering at great reduction*. If y< j mc ire cao make it in 5 minutes for y u ai order for frames from Augusts, Gi . toy sod all kinds of repair work, a 1101 Now don't think for a moment I Iu v because we haven't named them io tf is. you one of the largest, host a rte F U R IN in the State. And then tho price* ' hy to say, "now what is t'^e leatt you i | t W hen you visit Union, or if f t a headquarters. lie ; etf ! 3 -4-? ? WE IVTZITTF ZlT.lljn Feather Beds and Piliows. W c tarn s;ood Cotton and Straw (42 lb.) j lat ieaired to order. J A GOLDEN ^ ( FOR CASt WHO WAIllr SOME OHCH IN order to raise money, we wi II off of Dry Goods, Shoes, Ilats, e c? Ma 4- ^ a nv Kiaoii^ Ultb gWll 11119b CUI>9S gUW ^ 1 times. LISTEN TO ^ Good Calicoes, 3.1c., 5c. and u >wt " Shirting, 4c. Good C it on " All Wool Twill Flonn< ,,16 " " " Jeans, 20c, } ?od Men's and hoys Wool Hats a ] 0c. Womon's Shoes, 50o., 70c. ai d|up Pins lc. a pfper. Needles on] One.lot Men's Shoes, former y $2. " " " " ? 88. " " Clothing at and belowl ost, We also have a great many i t er ivant of space that are as chca is only lasts for a short time, so c< m o a< no 71 tr i4i r u ivniimjl A HAPPY if 11 rIIOUGH tbe year just ended a be have pasH >d over in many a ft ?r, } jessful odo on account of our effor a 0 g possible. Our goods were boughi 0 ose N'ow Year hra begun acd prcpara 0 y to >nr Heavy Winter Goods as much * poi to ZERO prioes. All of these g( o s m mything in this line. Clothing! Cloth lg SUITS FORMERLY SOLD '01 <1 it < I (< .( ?( U 1 t( OVERCOATS 4 44 44 ladies: 11: ? Hop ^ap.Viugs, Flannels, Sort; s W 2: ?er MEN'S IIlfA Such as Jean*} Kersey, Cassiuiepjr.oiu] SHAjWLS, SHA< Too coin j Sham It an-1 HI inketa, J<? Col This sale w|h last for 3ft day. I j ' > g this sale. \ BARGAIN N f: remember that now it your timo la "J i and palroofl for part favbra, wo ark I Itei ' kl i ) i. / 1^ L. P. MURPHY. p MURPHY. aroiture, with more oo tbo way. Below ?? for spot cash,?did you catch it, for $1.25 each. Others all the way from *>!?>re sold on this market for from $1.75 W>, complete. > very best. >o.; has three slats in back aud genuine o $20.00. tbo vert/ finest > $15.00 for the finest high back 16th > $6.00 for best wire. 'of them with nice mirrors in beautifully carted Ladies Cabinet Desks on band oiog at a great sacrifice. Call early and itiquo and xti century finish, from $2.00 inch cheaper. F R A. M E S . assorted Ficturo Frames, which we aro 1't find one to please you in this lot, why ay kind or sizo you wish, (just filled an Don't forget that we aro prepared to do rt notice. re have no other bargains in our house But oall and seo us and wc will show d, and most complete stocks of I T U R E , thev arc no low it makes one ashamed akc." are already here, rnako our placo your ully BAILEY & MURPHV. UR MATTRESSES, ezcctly what's in them, nud can sell a tress lor 82.00. Will make any size Bailey & Murphy. )P PORT UNITY I BUYERS TO PICK UP [CE PLUMS. er for the next fifteen days, our stock at prices yet unheard of in Union. ,hey must be sold regardless of hard FEW PRICES : irds Checks 4c. ICassiraere, 35c. wards, japer. 00 now for 81.50. 00 " " $1.75. goods that wc cannot mention for the above. Remember this chance 1 once and secure a bargain. Yours Truly, & SPARKS. YEAR TO YOU. en one of the tightest that our people ret our business has been a very suci?e our customers the very best bargains and sold accordingly. N.<w that the i taking stock, we have decided to reduce ssiblc, by putting tho price right down ust go, as we cannot afford to carry over ;! ! Clothing ! ! I l sir, no Y/lAV on on ir^u.vv 11 V n l|f I I ,uu 12.00 ? 0.50 10.00 " * 8.00 10.50 *<. 8.25 ESS GOODS. 'aterpro'f Cashnieroi nn<l l.inse)* at cent. off. lVY goods, g at prices unhjtrd of before. IA/LS, SHAWLS, tnforta will be closed out r.t cost. ccJa sold oil approval or chnrtrtol durion j HUNTERS, o your supply. Thanking our friemls jpectfully, 1ST. MCLURE, AGT. , TH NEW Y RACK 189 As in the Fast, We Fro LOW PR and promise to do you more genu in We have never been in better sliap than we are today, and no matter w a paper of pins, or a ball of thread al suit of clothes, Fine Dress or Overcc you can get them from us cheaper tl Our splendid trade of 1803 proves f Union County appreciate our efforts at one close profit, and while our com times, we have gone i*<ght "long to our many friends and customers, pose to put forth greater efforts thi make it to your interest to buy your We are selling best Dress Calico at Heavy yard-wide Shirting, 5c. Lighter weight yard wide Shirting Fine Dress Plaids, 1c. Some lines in Dress Goods, Clothii down to close out. Will pay you to No trouble for us to show goods, an you become dissatisfied with any ai bring it back and get your money. Y HARRY LEADE] NOTICE OP COPARTNERSHIP. WE, (he undersigned, have (his day fTHIK formed a copaitncrship, under the _|_ jM firm name of Bniley it Murphy, for the pur- partner: poso of dealing in Furniture, Lumber, Sash, and Sui Doors, Blinds and Lime. prepare We cordially invite the people of Union for the it and Union Couuty needing anything in this line to call on us. We will make it to the interest of the purchaser to always buy from Office us ' C. H. T. E. BAILEY, Nov. iJ. i*. juiini 1. Conic to see us, wc mean lo tell the goods ! Jfin. ">-l-tf. I I AY I). JOHNSON, Jit. J. C, WALLACE pa rairea a johnson & wallace, -??? ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ' on 1st No. H Law Range. repairs WILL PRACTICE IN STATE AND UNITED STATES COURTS. Jan' ' Jan. 12-2-:?ni. Union Drug Co., lly JA> ?DEALERS IN? W" < Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth I>'m Let Brushes, Tooth Powders, "nd Face Powders. ceased. These A full line of Paints, Oils, Putty, Stains, all aud Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. i of the si Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, J they be and all kinds of Druggist Sundries | of l'robt Kepi 111 ft nrst-class Drug Cnrolim Store. after pu forenooi Physicians' Prescriptions carefully com- wj,? |jtc pounded at nil hours. grunted The Public will find our stock of Medicines . ?'T?n complete, warranted genuine and ^ 0 of the best quality. publi Call and see for yourselves. 181)3, in Feb 17-7-ly Pec. ! A The Beat Hhoen for IAI j A ck ' V& \^^3.bO )(l DEALERS who push the sale of W. L. I >< -_.t. - I- 1* - which ncips to increase the sales on their afford to orll at a Iann profit, and wo hellor* you ra footwear of the dealer <*??rertl8ed below. Cataloirue t ^ FOlt SALE B W. T. BEA1 , Jan. iy-3-5m. ?T?- .. E ORK . r vt! L JJ 1 11 ?I ipose to i e good tliap ever before.HH e to offer you bargains ^Hj hat you may want, from b lc. to a fine Shoe, Hat, fl ?at, you will find that hah from any one else, X) us that the people of to give them their goods pctitors have cried hard H ;tuiii? out rare bargains Now this year we proin ever before, and will gopds frohrtw^j tig, Shoes, etc., marked call ar.d see them. d remember that should :ticle purchased from us, u ours Respectfully, * v &BELK, jfl LIS IN LOW PRICES. Medical Partnership. undersigned respectfully inform the iblio that they hare entered into ship, for the practice of Medicine gery in all branches, and wilt be d to respond promptly to all r services, day and night. T. MUXKO. J. 0. UOINGS.^MH over Posey's l)rug Store, NOTICE: BBS 1NQ made a cbnnge in business ,rties who have hnil Furniture IT. B.Bailey'sarc r. mined tlmttlflj M II for same and. jury for repair* y l?t, '94. If not called for then of Furni'.ore will be eold nt Aucifl H Monday in February to pay and storage. BAILEY & MI KI'NVB I e State of South Carol UNION COl NTV. [ES M. GEE, ESQ., I'robate Judge^BB Ell HAS, J. II. McKissick, as Cler|^^| >f Court, hns made suit to me to grat^^^^H ters of Administration, on the Eata^^^^H :cta of Mrs. Kmaline Palmer d^^HH| ' arc. therefore, to cite ami Admonjfl H singular the kindred and credit^H^BB aid .Kmaline Palmer, deceased, JB BH and appear, before roe, in the ite, to be held at Union C. II., l, on the 9th day of February blication hereof, at It o'clock jSHHHfl to ehoiv cause, if any they^l^HPHB i said Administration should, not be C i under my hand and seel this 22d December Anno Domini, 1893. JAMKS M. GEE, Judge Probate, shed on the 29th dny of December, i the Wkkkly Union Timks. 29-52-61. L. DOUGLAS I iHOE?sr i >m Waterproof. Rest Shoe sold at the price. D tnd 83. BO Dreys Sho*?. 1 "Mom wurn, c^-.'iug ,4Uin io *o. 50, and 82 Shoes. 1 Unequalled ?t the price. >ys 82 8 81.75 School Shoos Are the Best lor Service. a$3, sa.eo1$a, $1.78 ' S^J^SSlSSiSiESS i world. All JMjIm- M 1 ' JL?s?ft ?M?iu| 8kle Jfl BC^ l>onrlnn Hhoea. SKmB -IBfc., ?sd ?.rlcc (Umy^nHli bottom. Hro^H||^H HEWOR$?nh?i^^H^H :>uglas Shoes gain custwxs^^^HH full line of goods. n MTO monqr by ashh HHB|