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Murdkr at a Prrmicm ?Newberry, Feb. 10.?The spy, Mssspy, who killed Crawfoid Ballets on the night of February 3rd. appearel before Judge Pope this afternoon, applying for bail. The bearing wob at Judge t Pope's residence. The State was represented by Solicitor Schumpert and M?ssoy by Thos. 8. Seise and Dr. Simpson Pope. Dr. Tope opened the 'argument. He claimed that the testimony taken at the ooroner's innnest wna nil itm ??? -? necessary to procure bail ; that tlic killing mi* simple ci80 ol eelt'-itefense by an otlicer in the discharge of his official duty. Solicitor Scliumpert made a magnificent argument tor the Citato. lie said that there was nothing to show that these men had a warrant for liallew, and c'oeed his argument by taying: "1 say here, with due sense of the high position which 1 occupy, that the shooting of Crawford Hallow under the facts uml ci'cuntstancrs sumundirg this cute, ns evidenced by tho extraordinary testimony inkeri at the coroner's inquest, is pure and simple murder, aud 1 most solemnly pro'esl against the granting of bni>." Mr. Sebum pert was followed hy Tiros. 8. Sense, who made quite mi elabr rate speech in behalf of Mnssey. IIo, n'eo, clnirusl polf-defenso in discharge of olliciul drtty. Judge I'ope, in rendering his decision, made a brief speech, in which he regretted that the proceedings before tlio eor-oiicr':: }"ry were not more c< inp'cte, us in this case inn tiers of detail wire Miimittrd. lie rey ewrd the citcuuiMnnccs of the shooting, as evidenced by the testimony, and closed by spying: "This being an officer of the law, I will grant bail for $1,000." Sale of Notes and Accounts. f \VH L offer for 3.1'e to toe n<ghest DidX der, before the C'-un house door at Union, on Monday, (enlesday) the Otli day of March next, the notes and olh-r choses in action belonging to the cs ate of Ucorgo MeAbee, deceased. W. S. LlPSCOMll, Adni'r Ks*. (ieo. McAbeo. Fob. ltj-"-2t. Notice to Bridge Builders. Omen or Coi nty Commission Kits, | Union Coi'nty. j Union, S. C., Fkiiiiuauy 13tii, 1804. WILL be let to the lowest responsible bidder the letting of the repairs of the ?knll 8honls bridge on l'acolct river on WEDNESDAY. TUB 21ST DAY OF MARCH NEXT. Plans aud specifications of the repairs will be exhibited atul published on the day and place of the letting. ny urucr 01 inc liourJ of County Couimi?i?i(in? Usioa Cc",?:tJ. is. C. Attest: CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Bon* 1. rtb. 10 7 5i. MASTER S SALES. The State of South Carolina. COUNTV OF UNION. Court of Common Pleat. T. C. Duncan (If/'tUlSl James L). McCr&vcy. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated case by li s Honor Judge 1. I). \Yithorspoon, dated October 10;li, 1803, I will sell before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, during tho-togal hours of salt, on snlcsduy, 5th .Wurc'i, 18HI, the following described lands, lo-wit: Ail that certain tra/i or parcel of land lying, being and siHtate in 15 'gansvillc township. in the c.unfy of Union, in the State of 8outh Carolina, unjoining lands of I'.stnle of Frank Trimmicr, deceased, tlic Floyd lands, now owned by J D. McCruvey, and out lie Bouth by Tygor river, containing fifty-four acres, more or less. TKIIMS OF 8ALK. One-third cash, and balance in two cutml I Annual installments, with interest on the ere li' pot lion, to be secured by hoiul of the ' purcha'cr and mortgage of premises solJ. l'nrchaser to pay for papers. C. 11. IT.A kK, Master for Union t'ouniy. Ma,ter's Ollice, Feb. US'.'I. Feb. 10-7-31. SHERIFF S SALES FOR MARCH, 1 MM. BV virtue of sundry executions t > me directed, I will sc I before the Courthouse door, in tlie town of Union, on Monday the lift It day of Mutch next, during the legal hours of SherilUs sales, the following do- , scribed property to wit : One tract of land belonging to Ohedi'th Tate, situate, lying und being in Dray ton v tile Townsh-p, Unton County, containing one litiitdi*i il .acres, nioro or less, h?i,n.l,.,l l,i> .1 \l? \l?nt? Staoll It..., jamitt l'erscr, .Miss Martha Ann l'luldps and lite esfile of Zacharinh Phillips, deceased Levied on and to be sdd sit the properly of Obudialt Title, rtl lite suit of J. A. Coiry, its Administrator of 1>. W. Tale, deceased, I'lu iiitll' against Obnl alt Tate, Defendant. J. (i. EONt!, is. U. C. Sheriff's Oilier, Feb. 10, IN'.'I. |)K.M'3SrrKV. ; DR. H. K. SMITH'S D E IN T A I, li O O M JS , ?OV Hit? A. H. FOSTER & CO S STORE COCAINE USED IN EXTKACTING TEETH. Jan. u-l-ly. 3T <> T 1 l.J . A EE persons having demands again-1 the estate of Matilda Scales, decease I, wi 1 present litem, properly nttesl'd, to nty Agent, J W. Nance ; and all persons in- I ?1 ebtrd io Mtid estate will make payment lo ' nty said Agent. .1. ('. NANCE, Ex'r r f Maliida Scales. I., n f CI *? '.I Medical Partneiship. rniiK lin lcM^n <1 resj eelful'y inr>rin ilie X i>nl?:.c l!ii* ilioy have en'ricl iiru parlnerslrp, lor 'In* (ficl c< of Mmiieine | niul Suigeiy in all branches, awl nil! b.i j prcpuieJ to rcsp> n<l fioinpily i i all cal(? 1 for llieir seriici s. <hy an I night. T. M UN IK). .1. (i. (SOINHS. Oilico over I'ii>ey s I'riig Store, 1'inon II. Nov. > M il. IMPORTANT MEETING OT<' THE COTTON r.ULI,3 STOCK HOLDERS. AMKKTIMi of ilio Stockholder* of ilic : Union ('oilon Mills will !>c lid I on TIU'KSDAV. MAKCII MM. at 12 .M., ai ilit* Merchants' ami Planters' Nnliomil Hunk, for (lie purpose of increasing the Capital Slock from $.'?(>,OIK) io ^ 1 (>:><>. It is l?o|>cl llicrc will be a genera! attendancc of the St< ckholdcrs ?l the meeting. T. C. MUM AN. Pies'I. Fob. 2-6-Gt. ' do; i * ' , *' f 4 DONT Throw away y shop to sharpen a can sell you a I FOR $15 00. DONT Waste your tim< l)oys waists and gi those heavy and p from DONT You think it pa; ones are dear at always he gotten c 1 1 1 i OOl(l on ;y 1 iy DONT Work your wi goods that will ho wash tuh, when 11 the best from DONT Buy a high prici a Demorci teed tor f> years. n()NT J.S V7 L\ i. Lay in your before getting our DONT Forget that we GOODS AT T] W T T /A l a. ti. rus Jan. 1 -ly N K W G T C HAYING just opened a now : store formerly occupied 1>y < the public to test the low prices whi< HEAVY AND' 'FA w i ll a j ;wa v s i ? i-: k 10ft I Mi I ALSO A FILL LINE OL Soliciting a shave of your patrona you. ]\( HARRY GOODS DELIVERED Fit I Feb. 2-5-3 in. LOOK OUT FOR T THERE'S IN C/ ZL * ~ " # THE first shot was fired 011 tlie 1st Hardware Storoot* SCOTT l>l leading the charge and arc fighting < ever on all classes of goods sold h w ith a two edged sword "ywinc amf c bod}' to conic to our rescue, for "in goods we sell the cheaper we can an all ye seekers of low prices awake t< the KEl) KliONT 15ATTEKY oh ways save money by buying your I' incuts, Cutlery, etc. Times are liar scaied : we know just how to gel dm share our part of the hard times am customers. We have a verv large BEST STE id" all shapes and sizes, steel and w shoes, liamcs, trace chains, backhaul stocks, the light imi111111?<r Dixie I o O breech ings, buggy harness, etc., woi goods. If you will listen we will tel mi. 8 cook sum:, wr (io.td substantial one-horse Wagon We are also selling A FI If ST CLAS AT AND BELOW and we solicit all Alliances to get o zcrs. Come and give us a trial and all we say. s 1' yl>" U O Urn \ 1 ' NT. our time running to a public plow or shoo a mule when we BLACKSMITH OUTFIT "TIIE OLD RELIABLE." e and money buying Calico for rls dresses when you can buy retty styles in cotton cheviots "THE OLi> RELIABLE." ys to wear the best shoes ? Poor any price Satisfaction can >nt oi the k?Jay State" line. I ' THE OLD RELIABLE." to to death sewing 011 cheap worn out after trips to the >r a lew cents more you can get "THE 0L1) RELIABLE." ?d Machine when you can get lor $21.50 , guaran"T1IE OLD RELIABLE." Plantation Hardware wants prices for C ^./V?** 1.1. "THE OLD RELIABLE." are the people for the BEST EE LOWEST PRICES. TER & CO. ROCEBY ) R E. ,^ nul fresh stock of (Jroceries in the ireene Bros.. 1 invite the attention of h will always prevail with me. iMILY 'GROCERIES 1 N ST<)('K, AT THE LOWEST OES, ' PLANTATION IIAIlDWAltE. He. it will he inv aim always to please sped fully. M. COHEN. SU WITHIN TOWN LIMITSHE WAR OF 1894. TROT TRT R UV1PS. of .January, 1 Si'd at the Red Front {OS., and it is still waging. Wo arc >!d time high prices more fiercely than V us. Wo are cutting and slashing . o p ro/tm,'' and wo earnestly ro.piost evcryI'tuon there is strength." The more d will sell to our customers. Then > your interest and make a charge foi SCOTT RROS., where you can allantation Hardware, Farming Implcd a id money scarce, hut don't get ivn to hard pan and wo are willing to I divide profits with our friends and slock of the EL PLOWS, ire nails in abundance, horse and mule Is, shovels, spades, rakes, hoes, plow m?v Turn Flow, hand-made bridles, rtli twice as much as machine made l you a secret. Wo are selling a large I'll :S2 I'IMX Fill! $12.00 i for 1.00. 'i'wo-horse for Sdl.nn | i vS FERTILIZER ALLIANCE PRICES. in* prices before ordering their fertiliI we will convince v??ii that we mean Respectfully, COTT BROS. * . ; * 1 \ ?t-r t-I? I- r * I our win! MUS DISPOS 7^ TYa arc in the midst of stock V V hand a large stock of Wi Millinery, Clothing, Shoes, Ilats, 1 These goods must be disposed of to SPRING which we expect to buv. We will not quote any prices this arc in need of any of the above lines going to sell you, regardless of how goods, and you will find our goods a lower for the Wc have just received a nice lot o Whips, Saddle Blankets, Bug?zv and price for TIIE CASH. lie J. Jan. 1-ly T.E. BAILEY. BAILEY &, Wc have just received two cars of 1' we give some of our reaisrk^uly low pri "SPOT CASH." ( Hard Wood Bedsteads, dovetail slat, si.20 to 80.00. Same beds have herel to 810.00. lied Room Suits from 810.50 to $75. Lounges from $3.00 to $25.00 for th Best hard wood chair on earth for -1 white oak split bottom. Single chairs all the way from 45c. i Chairs by the set of (G) front $2.GO t century dining Sales, large roomy ones from $2 00 t( Side Hoards from $5.00 to $50.00, al carved bucks. A few more of those handsome handler SS.50, these are world beaters. A few l'arlor Suits left. These arc ^ get first choice. Some lovely Center Tables in Oak, A to $10.00. Of course we have othcis i X3 1 C T TJ- R R We have a largo lot of beautifully fflorintr ??t rvr.oot rnrlnnt innc ft' ?? . . * ?# ^ V 1 V*?UWI IUU.T, II J V u v; i ? we can make it in 5 minutes fur yen, a order {'or frames from Augusta, (i i.,) any and all kinds of repair work at sho Now don't think for a moment that \ because we haven't named them in t'ii*. you one of the largest, best assortc F U R N in the State. And then the price-", whj to say, "now what is the least you will t We will Sell Furniture \\ hen you visit Union, or if you headquarters. } llespoctl ] IVE MAKE ALL 0 Feather Ueds and Filiows. Wo know pood Cotton and Straw (42 il?.) Mai desired to order. .Ian. 2(5-1-1 111. A GOLDEN ( FOR CASE 1 1 7 T T / \ ITT i * rrn YVitU VVAlM SOME OHO: IN order to raise money, we will of of Pry (loods, Shoes, Hats, ety,, No trash, Put good first class goods, times. I^ISTIOIX rro A. fiiioil Calicoes, -hie., "?e. and npw " Shirting, le. (tood Cotton A11 Wool Twill F1 nnncl, 1<? " k' " Jeans, yOc. Hood Men's and boys Wocd JJals at Pfc Women's Shoes, flic. and uj l'ins le. a paper. Needles le. a One lot Men's Shoes, Tbrmerly it 4 4 44 4 ' 4b $ > " " Clothing at and below cost \V\. . k 1 OA l ? ?... ? < - ?t v <i i o\j i i?i v t" ?l ^1 rut ll.MMY fllllCT want of space that are as cheap as only lasts for a short time, so come a GRAHAM F?b. 1-1 J. \ I rER GOODS T RF >ED OF.. taking and find that we have yet on liter Goods, in I)rv (innds. Nnlinns Vunks, Crockery ware and Tinware, make room for our large stock of r GOODS i week, but simply say this, if you ? and give us a fair showing we are o n cheap our competitors may offer their s "Reliable" and our prices a little CASH. f Harness Goods, in Saddles, llridles, Wagon Harness, all going at a low ispcotfully, W. MCLURE, AG'T. L. P. MURPHY, n n pm i%# iviunrni. 'urniturc, with uiore on the way. Hclow ues lur spot cash,?did you catch it, for 81.25 each. Others all the way from ioforc sold on this market for from SI.75 00, complete, c very best. 5c.; has three slats in back and genuine to 820.00. the very finest. 0 815.00 for the liucst high back 10th > 80.00 for best wire. 1 of thcin with nice mirrors in beautifully carved Ladies Cabinet Desks on hand ;oing at a greet sacrifice. Call early and ntique aud xvi century finish, from 82.00 nucit cheaper. T7S "W? * "m/W *' JT.^ /M*. ?VM. , assorted Picture Frames, which we are i'i find one to please you in this lot, why iiy kind or size you wish, (just tilled an Don't forget that wo arc prepared to do rt notice. vc have uo other bargains in our house l?ut call and see us and we will show d, and most complete stocks of I T U R E r, tliov arc so low it makes one ashamed akc." on the Installment Plan. are already here, make our place your ally BAILEY & MURPHY. iUR MATTRESSES, cxectly what's in them, and can sell a 1 tress for ?j.00. Will make any size Bailey & Murphy. 3PP0RTUNITY i BUYERS TO PICK UP [CE PLUMS. for for tlic next fifteen days, our stock at prices yet unheard of in 1'nioii. they must he sold regardless of hard FEW l'U ICIOS : aids (Checks 4c. Cassiinere, doe. nvards. paper. .00 now for J? I. ">0. .00 " " goods that we cannot mention for the ahovc. Iteincinber this chance t once and secure a bargain. Yours Trflly, & SPARKS. T H 1 NEW Y RACK HAVE YOU TRiED TH ONE CENT OA ROT IF not you should try them now. others five cents for what you can cent? Nice lresli lot just in. Give tl WE STILL LEAD IN ] and Garden Seed is not the only thing of money on. You cannot afford to hi without first coming here to post yoi Nearly every day now we receive si at about half price, and adhering strict we adopted when we came here : UNDERBUY, UNDERS We give you goods at prices our tii touch. We have no time losses to m sell our goods at a very small profit. We are selling a Woman's G. G., soli Men's solid high cut shoe 95 cents. Men's Creedmore Ties $1.00. Woul Domet Shirts 15 cents, others ask yo same goods. Heavy 25 inch Checks 4 cents. Heavy yard wide Shirting cents. Best Calico 5 cents. All strictly winter goods to be closei days. Come in and hear our prices. No t HARRY < ' leader; NEW BOARDING HOUSE, q Q GOOD BOARD AND ACCOMMODATIONS. , rue Iurges AXES E A S Y LADIE RPBCIAL RATES TO PARTIES ATENDING BUI COURT IN MARCH. S. M. RICE. JR., E. U. orrnsiTK tub oiirtmoise. adjustable Feb. 10-7-1 m. nicer tban Spectacles and Kyc-Glasscs. ALWAYi. i When ii The Union Drug Co, BAIL Mas h full lino of the host SPECTACLES ami KYK-0LASSES that Science has been 2-3-1 t?b!e to produce, and are prepared to fuit any condition of the eye. ^ Mar. 21 12-tf GuaPt - AT OTICI I). JOHNSON, JK. J. WALLACE i.1 sion JOHNSON & WALLACE, day of Ma ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ZL'rfik Xo. .1 Law Kangfo. KcmiVmI WILL PRACTICE IN STATE AND UNITED 1 Prc.s0,lt th * before tlia STATES COURTS. Jan. 12-2-3m. Feb. 'J-C SPUCIAT, NOTICE. 7. A L A J.L persons indebted to us by note or i V nccoilllt Hi 1!?. I rfillio lofUMIil nnil f fl?ll L1 u __ ? - - ...... ovv r iiiii ov tie entnc ?t once as we nr? i.hliged to Iiavo J. meet money ami cinnol grant furl Iter indulgence. Saturday Kcwprc' fully, 17th. OK AII AM Si SI'ARKS. Feb. 2 r> It. Feb. 9-C Tito Itcst Shoos Tor | bat. Hut I.oiiHt Money. ^|f a AMC I ? iriMTTTr^Mtl If L ' T7vll$3,S wf l8 f*\ \SaL$5? s^.an y?5 >Sbsjj^3 DEALERS who push the sale of \Y. i,. Don which helps to increase the sales on their ft afford to ncll ill u lr?a profit, anil w? lieliovo you esu i footwear of the Ucalur advertised below. CitUUojcuc fro FOR SALE BY W. T. BEAT^ Jan. ll)-8-5ra. v .'"zmam * 1 jj ORK 1 ET. IE RACKET'S 5N SEEDS ? Why should you jifiV ? ?: get from us for one lem a trial. LOW PRICES, we will save you a lot iy anything in our line irself on prices. >me JOB LOTS, bought :ly to the iron-clad rule n I PAOLI I LLL, Lrtoi i i ine competitors cannot ake up, therefore can s* id. But. or Bal. for 75c. d be cheap at $1.25 u 25 or 30 cents ior I out in the next 30 } rouble to shjiw goods. & beAk, S IN LOW PRICES. i T? 17 T UTO r r i i\ o . it slock in Union County of every size and kind. Also S AND GENTLEMEN'S IIAL ROBES, FROM 82. oO TO 810.00, iu fit any si/.o person; looks tnucli i a suit of doilies or a d-crs that would cost $10 (o ?2o. ID1ES ROBES IN BLACK AND WHITE. ? SOMEONE AT STORE TO VEIi CALLS HOTII NIGltT A NI) J) A Y. ii need of anything in this line call iEY & MURPHY. in. dian's Final Discharge. E is hereby given that bv permisr of II on. las. M. Gee, l'robate Union County, 1 will, on tbe 12th rcli, 18H4, make my final return for lettcis Dismissory, as tiuarMcKissipk' ons having claims against the said Kissick, during her minority, will em to me, properly attested, on or 1 day. W. T. IdTTLKJOlIN, Guardinn Ilcssic McKissick. -4t. LIANCE MEETING. utli Union Township Alliance will with the Fish Dain Alliance on before the lid Sunday in Marob, J. W. JAMES. i-'Jt. Sect'yi . DOUGLAS U GENUINE riVS WELT. Waterproof. Best Shoe sold at the price. id S3.60 Dress Shoe. ,<>m work, costing Irom $6 to $S. ?|fce Shoe. 3 Soles. Walking Shoe ever made. O, and $2 Shoes, Unequalled nt the price. s 82 & $1.76 Sc! ool Shoes Are the Best for Service. _ LADiaS* 410j 3>2t $1.76 a he?t Donfrola, Htyllsb, rtrfrd Hk. Flttlii|taii<l lk<rvioe?ble.Beil in the world. All Styles. Inilit upon having w.L. Oouclai Shoe.. N-**?o . pxivo temped on iglas Shoes gain customers, ill line of goods. Th?y ?u* money by buylag all |DV7 o upon uupUcsiiou. z. N n