The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 22, 1895, Image 2
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TTlsriOlM' TIMES. !
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Friday* February 98,1894.
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Church Directory. ,
METHODIST CHURCH. ,
l'reucliiug every Sunday at 11, A. >1., i
uud 7:00, 1'. M. '
Sunday school every Sunday at 10, A. M.
Prayer-meeting every Wednesday at 4, 1'.
M. . i
Lord a Supper, monthly, at close of morning
service on first Sunday.
Church Coa.erence, monthly, alter morning
j service on fourth Suuday.
' Seats ail free.
Rev. T. L. Mounts, Pastor. ,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching eveiy Suuday at 11, A. M.
Sunday-school every Suuday at 4. 1'. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday at o, P. M.
The public cordially invited to all services.
Rev. C. A. 11. Jexm.nos, Pastou.
EPISCOPAL CIIIHCII.
l'reachiug every Sunday at ii, A. M.
Sunday-school every Sunday at 4. 1*. M.
Lveniug service every Sunday at 0, P. M.
Friday ut 4:'!d P* M. i
All seats tree and everybody welcome. i
Ufcv. P. Ai.l*ton, Rector. 1
BAPTIST CIIURCII. (
Preaching every Sunday at 11, A. M. and
7:1X> 1'. M.
Sunday-school every Sunday at 1?>, A. M.
Prayer tneeiiog every Wednesday at 7:dU
P. M.
Everyone invited to attend ilteao services
We will give you a hearty welcome aud
strive to do you good.
Rev. J. N. Hootii, Pastor.
Miss Garraux of Greenville. S. C., aud
MtssGetbig ol' Archbald Penna.. arc visiting
the Misses Oetzel.
Mrs. Judge Wallace is unwell this week.
dhe is not seriously tick however it i*
hoped.
Wiuter goods are being close 1 out cheap
at A. 11. FOdTEKi CO S
There is a niau who hauls wood to iowu
with an unscriptural team. 11c hitches nil
ox and nu ass together, (dec Deut., xxii.lOi
Wk will soon get regular reports cu the
winther tVotn the U. d. Weather Bureau*
The tlags will be displayed over the store
of the Union Drug Co.
Tiik C. d. (>., receutly organized, gave a
delightful cutortaiumeut ut the residence ot
Mr. J. K. Uoltou, Thursday night.
Miss Virginia Walker, of dpartaoburg,
tpout the greater part of the week in Union
with relatives, the family of Mr. A. 1'.
Walker.
This weather requires good shoes. Head
A. H.T'odTKU .v UUd advertisement of
their special shoe sale.
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A quorum net being present, the meeting
ot' the Board of Uommisstoiicrs that was to
have been held last Tuesday was postponed
until next Tuesday. There were ouly four
iu attendance, which is to be accounted for
by the extreme inclemency of tho weather.
.*.
Miss ! I at tie Oetzcl leaves today for New
^ ur'i to spend several weeks in ihc desiogi
tg room of one of (lie largest ini' 1 iticry
houses in ili it city. She will also select the
Spring millinery lor A. 11 Foster & Co s.
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Mr Hicks, nip tM of tlie cotton fact y,
tvis suddenly taken quite sick last Friday
night. Though it w is lute in the night a
physician was summoned at cuce. lly the
next day he w is much better and is now
well again.
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Mr. 1*. M.Cohen returned this week from
liis farm in Fairfield County, lie was completely
mowed in while over there, so lie i
s?ys, not getting any mail or news from the i
-outside world f. ? six days. Mr. Cohen says :
that it is realty a fact that there is a dearth s
of cash in Fairfield County.
"in people arc not much on sleighing.
Hiiring the wit le of the l>a 1 weather?ex*
etllcul for sleighing ? we hive seen only two
vlcighing parties. Such weiihcr however
is so iimisiiil that in our astonishment we t
forgot all nl out sleighing and everything |
else, except to keep cninl'or.abk*. 1
lie ports come from all put, oft he county '
tb-t the recent snow and cold was vcrydes- ,
triiclivc to i dibits, birds and all kinds of ,
game, t'liu mill said lint he had s en a i
great inatiy dc id I irds that lui 1 nil- |
doubted 1 \ lro/e ti death. Many rabbits
I
ri'iiiiM'i in- | n"- ii_\ ;iie 'iccp mow were |
(nuked up and rut lilt ssly slauglilcre I The r
creatures pi ohahly sulfcro i hi jre, however,
i'oo) waul <>f too J lit lu from alt other causes
put together. 1
i
llev. W. .) L ingstoii iia/ing I,ecu dctaiuet t
the iiicleiiuo.it Wcaiiier at tlio lime lie was i
expected tiere. will r.ett our p-cplc and 1
the friends of higher cdiie ilio 11 on the ui jiii
; fthe -7th. inil , at t he L'n on I! apt :? ! tiurc.i i
l.et the mem hers oft he executive committee i
of our association he sure to attend. t
N. iiooill, I
Ch. C'uuiniiltcc l
We ?po<h<? nip cou't was "tit topics *? id
'd tli<* '" vtiug of the fanuers htid iu
Lolumb'a lastTuesday. Wc hope that the
aieetiog will result iu good. The day is not
far distant when the farmers wul appreciate
the fact that success in business caunot he
brought about by legis'ation or politic?1
parties. Of course everyone knows ilia',
but somehow or other, politics has ruu away
with and wreoked every organization the
farmers have attempted. Business scents to
have been the object of this meetiog and
only business vras discussed.
From a business .standpoint the sentiment
1' the convention on the three promiueut
ul'jecta uudcr consideration, fertilizers,
reiglit, acrvnge, seemed to be sound. Th<
difficulty however is going to he found it
getting he farmers all over tho state to adopt
the recommendations made by the c >m
mittee. It is quite an easy matter t? show
to your neighbor that he ought to use less
fertilizer aud get it cheaper, of course il
wou'd bo well for all of us to curtail our ex
penscs as much as possible, but it will noi
t?e so easy to get everybody to put forth th(
itfort accessary to accomplish the result de
sired. It is also easy to show that it would
be much better for all hands if the acreage
in cotton could be reduced by half, but it
will not be so easy t> so throughly convince
your neighbors of that fact that they wil
put in only half a crop. The freight rat'
also asked for is reasonable anl we hop'
will be secured.
Now if talk, talk, talk is to be the onlj
results, this convention and those reconi
meudations will uot amount to anythinj
and our farmers will eontinuc to get pooret
and poorer. What wo want to do is to put
iu practice the course dictated by our bes
judgement, and not spend all our enrrgic:
iu talking about it.
Turn and turn about. "* * Opinion's
change and passions hold a faltering seat '
li really does look at present like a mr
ority of our senators favor the free coinage
of silver at a ratio of 10 to 1.
A year ngo hardly lo iu the whole senate
woull have thought of such a thing, so stable
in 1 bright and alluriug and even remedial
Jid the single gold standard appear. We do
act know what else besides the stern rcility
of hard times oould have brought about such
i change of sentuncut. I5ut it is a fact thai
while nieml i* growing in favor. Even conservative
old Germany that was so much
in favor 01 the siugie gohl staudard last year
has seen the inefficiency of mono-metalism,
has acknowledged the error of its way and
is now advocating bimetalism. Well we live
to learn and wo can't Icara it nil iu a day
'1 he trouble with us of the South however
is that iu the experiment the money has
all tlowed the other way, and by the tiuu
we gain our point we will be penniless.
Free silver is undoubtedly coming, cither
by international agreement or otherwise
but it is coming so slow tbat we fear by the
time it gets lure there will be little silver u
a iy kind lcl't in (he South.
We see that a meeting is called by tlu
"Forty," of ad t be c tizeus of each county
at the respective county seat-, fir the fits
Monday in March. Wc hope that all par'}
fC ding will be la'd aside and that our best
citizens one and ail will turnout and determine
what d fficult os if any are dividing
our people, if indeed we are divided mori
than the measure of a n line, an I make at
honest eff >rt to gel i n the same platform an 1
bury in obliviuu the animosity and strili
that lias t >rn our dtar el 1 lor the pa t
four years L>ou"t leave this Work to oiheis
It is the duty of every cit /. mi. a duty tint
lie owes to his family an 1 his country, to d i
all in his power to aid n movement wind:
has for its object the peiecnud harmony o
the white people of our State. Do not saj
that the movement is a farce and will fui
of its purpose. See that your uou nttcudunci
does not cause us failure.
Miss Mabel Withers having reeoverci
s nicwhat from her severe illness, returned
to her home iu Chester last Monday.
Welnesdiy wis /ho last day for inak ni
tax roturus. Those who did not make returns
by that time will be subject to tin
]>i*(iHt(y t?i iiny per tear, |?rescnoei i?y law
Tuesday was :i busy day fir the Auditor
Tiic roals were /j'.led with snow aud dec|
with mud. but the pctple came, just th<
same. They had Incline. Many haj put
oil' making returns. just as people put of
oilier things. lor causes various, and ulniosi
a? many as there are individuals. I'erhap;
the reasons why so many came on Tuesday
was that every fellow thought <Iim e'l the
othets would wail until Wednesday, and the
oflice woull he so crowded thai he might nol
he able to get in. People will put off some
things to the l ist u.;outc and then let that
minute go by. but making returns is not one
of those things. We have learned that some
things go up nn l some conic down, and
some remain only for a season, but death
md taxes are established and are hero to
fay.
fown Election
1'he annual town election for t'lerk and
Treasurer wns held 1 a-t week. Somehow or
tIter we faile 1 to report it last w?ok.
'I he chad ion was i i 11 * wariirv cuitcslcd,
here being two c mi laics out against ihe
n/ I...... i l II . ~r >1. . 1
I i'e-< n re well thought of ml in my s ti<l they
It J not know who In Vvio for. Mr. I. '<
\ mine. however, the pre*enl on inibcni sup clcil
in pi'ii/ ii|> ii / '> 1 iMiiii'l p.ura'ity
iver In- C illipclilm's. Tilt' Vole Hl'J'nl. Ii.
i. } mm/. | J7. . l>. \ rilinr, { "?. .v M.
lice .Jr. I'.. I' '
Mr Vminy, In- int-1 it /"il nlliccr ami
lie vole Ii ?w?i iIiii lii- -ervces are nppreiaU'l.
lion l fvrgut that next Thurstl iV is llie
nt day for paying taxes. Al'tey ilia' lime
lie penally it'laches. Those who have not
>ai'l hy next 1'niir?<l ? n/hi wiii have to | ay
'? (.or rent ex n. Tlies j me liar<l limes
nil that it iu.iv.
Il ymi have the m.iicy ami <l?n i pay. ii
* ill be your f mil. It y?u -,lon i lute the
noney it will lie your mi-fm tiiit > a , ny
:ase -ion i blame the Treasurer. lie il,J
lot m ike ilie law but In- iluiy requires him
o etif .rce it.
M,,.
Grand Jury for 1C95]
J. F. I?ey ' 10 C. A. Spencer
2 Eb Jetl'eries 11 A. O. Ta'e
.3 W. S. Wotford 12 A brum Wi*
1 \\. T. Moseley j 13 IV. 1 McKi<sick
5 T. J. Hughes 14 J. L. Bet?tll
0 J. T. llose lo J. O- lluuies
7 J. 11. Toole 10 T. 11 Ktllj >
8 T. J. Hnrris 17 .1. .1. Spears
V 1). F. Uuckeby I 18 W. L. Askew
Petit Jurors, March Term. 7
FIRST WEEK V
1 J. S Welch jit l>. I". Hul l win 1
2 W. T. Nelsou | 20 Joan O 'Snields^ ?
\Y V. Mttuuey >
I Samuel Lawson 22 A. A GsiOt
j 6 II. M. Cohen 2 5 \V E Osmeiit
0 Tliot F Htnuett , 24 W. L. I.'lt rjohu
1 7 W. E AIiohu 25 J- E. Sco^t ,*
8 J. F. Parker 23 .<ot. J. Vuughun
8. L' Duckett 27 ?! C. El wards
10 Sol. Gregory. Jr. ' 28 8. L. Stroup
II M. M. Sumner. 20 !' L. Kobbs
12 llemy Adviis 30 It. F. litiggs
I lo James Howard :;i J. II l.nwson
14 A. II. Foster ; 32 J It. McCu 1 .ck
I 16 J. M. Gau It 33 J- H. L?o
10 II. F. Hobo 34 J- J- George
5 17 W. II. Hawkins ' 35 C. C. Lancaster at
18 S. 8. Parker 30 I- L. H^bo si
u<
SECOND WEEK j'.'
1 H. A. Whillock a 10 Cap McKisick
2 J. M, Henuett I 2<> Juuius Sparks
. 3 James Chihlers 21 J. F. Hcisiil
4 L>. 11. Free 22 J. S. Gong
f 5 H. L. Coleman 23 N. 8. Lee >
e 0 J. V. Sartor 24 u. J. Gnluian
7 C. It. Long 25 T. A. Muriah
8 J. T. Fowler 20 J. \V. Hates
0 T. Tetly 27 11 J. Foster
10 John L. Johns n 28 K. L>. Ha ley
i II James Porter \,c) 20 J. N. Crawtoid
12 J. D. Hughes 30 H. F. toy e
13 G. E. 1'ruitt 31 G S. Black
14 Z. T. W il'ard ' 32 L. T. Hogau
1 15 G. W. MoKowu ' 33 E. Hctrdcn j
< 10 I'. l?. Phillips 34 J. V Kodgcr
17 W. C. G lui'>re 35 Hctry i'uoRcr ^cj -N
18 John Prhimore 30 E. H. llutl l!l
01
Mr. It. A. Detsill, a popular young salt's- lc
US
man of our tjvvu, and son of the genial Mnj.
It. J 15e?sill of Vr >ss Keys performed h rather tit
wonderful feat list Suturdiy by killing a a'
robiu with a snow ball.
! *J
* * ' III
Are we Degenerating? or
A nation's degeneracy is never better cvi- 11
1 deuced than ly what its women do. hi
The visit of such a wouian as tMisan It
Aluhony, advoo itiug wotniu'a rights, in par- ai?
ietpatitig in public alfiir- of the govertueii', ea
so far as the South is cottcernoi. we ore ?i
Const)ained to view it as an invasion up n ot
the modesty, chastity and true lovliness of sA
s iiitheru wunieu. wlm have over s'ood al<W K
froui such commingling. and eschew ihc so
false doctriue advoc itcd by such women ut
' the North as Susan 15 Anthony. Vie Wood
s hill, Tcnniee t'iabon and other.-:.
Men wtio countenance and uphold woman M
in thus unsextng herself are aeimrrd t>y
uo pure and manly motive, but on the c n1
ttary by moral turpi'ude.
t A true woman in her proper heaven born
sphere, lias ever thrown around her people I
ilie tafeguird of a high moral siatuhiru, the ,
true incentive of christitiu inanhool.
We have ever hold it highly praiseworthy
? and cotiimendit lc in any woman who-c u> i- "c
f essiues force her, loengige in a bu-iuess 0li
ciliiug for the sole purpose of unking a support,
honest aud legitimate, otherwise many
would sutler, but this of itself does i ot n c- "
? essita c the doing of auyih.ng un worn inly.
ltui we 'ligrc-s, yet sucti a digression is
( at one time in tli*. history of Aweric a I
things p. iu'cd to her being the gr a e-i ot
ill nations, the paragon ofgovcrmci ts, wli-m
her pe pie pointed t > thei on-titu ioiiis the j
'itiwaia ol .imoncm uneriy, ner c iisiipi- \p
tion, hc-r idol, like the far seeing everw?.t;h- ! m
' I'ul eye > f li r ruler* I el. ken id by the bird ,
emblem, under wiiu-e outst-rea I wings a u*i
1 ice ing "f security provide 1 her |>e pie. ?nd fUi
I lie pro e ting flis oft he Ainerie ill li ig gave aS
firtlier evidence of her strength an I povvir su
to ujdudd. Iht'it ill it gilaxy cd her'S, * a'OS- p,
men an 1 giant intellects, ' lay, t'aili un.
Wcbs'er, looked to the o-tabl anient of a
i grand and glorious nation. That day is past,
like a iunie.| do-i n leaf in her history, it is <11
I ,:-t Farewell a !-.;.g farewell to all her Co
1 greatness." The grt-c I of gain in addition no
! to what we -a 1 in the outset is bat another
/ an I wopie kig:: of a great upheaval the ex. bu
t-ni of which the huni.an min i is un ib'c to bu
cilculnte. 1'elitics i? ( c tvupt, the pcop C
c live t i fas', principle is laid aside and t ic as
almighty do 1 tr is the wor-liipped id d. "t
Money is m re picciuusti the souls of C.
j her pe??nV ti?i,'n honor or honesty, in fact eo
we have'hecouie >j?*??i' u, J of "verytiling that
over made a nation gi'"a'. < iuui y \.li:ch
the apostle said covered a multitude o! sins, ?
is a'mosi unknown. Instead t saying as d d
5 Cain Am I my bio'ht-r s keeper we u >w
say ! am ii"t my bro'lter's keeper." One
so unfortunate as to tall in th? financial
L' world all are tea ly to give hint a kick, none
ready to help i! y moneyless man. We are
not a prophet, hut ted that ti . meat and
will be a change in lie ne w mm.re. such
as the American people ncvei kne.v before. W
' The Kiiglish yoke our for. t'uhers Med to \|
* throw oil the go d yoke whi h f'.ngl i .1 is
C now putting u on ;* tlnvugh our l'.esileut
t will t e sjuiilary throw otl'.
1 | i:,.
in
m?>ni-: limit: u
The Kxecuiive Committee of the Forty Ci
t has e.attc I for a me ding of the citizen* !* ?j
every county in tie State to meet at their
respective county *eds on the Cr?t Monday
in Mareh next. It is hoped that the citizens '
of Union County will tura out ea masse an I
take part in this move looking to the iirer- ^
est of our Suite an t peop'e.
Come, pain or shine, as the oausa is well tli
worthy of you* ?it;;ts end alient on. Wc se
want more l'ght. at
liiiniti.r 15. Fowi.Kit. bt
io
se
1.1.st of I.otters.
St!
Ileiii.iiiiii.g in ii.e I'. !'. Union, for p'
the week ending Fe'i t, 1. 1 ? i.,
Mr. .1 11 Sin i h. M r. I'n ;nni sm.ih, W . |,. i
Itobo. Mr. I M II ilc lib. Mr J ('. I,eo. I
\j rs i.i net >1111 ii.
I'ornins c.illiii^ for the irmve letter- will
(ilense "iiy if n<lverti>ei|. mil will lie re jiiirt I
to ptiy one cent for their ileliverv. I*
I " u. w. ii \i:i:is, i?. m.
p'
G.\ltl>KN SI'.KI. ij \ I'' sn;|i
I'.l-iSI'.lili .III llu- 111 iik ; I'll 'i pc: > I in ,,|
the wr.-r 'I. SIX |ei ?,i tn' 1'IVii Ci1 its,
J t W:?1 ll-Vi'l X t ill I' ii? I 11 t' I
IV' I, Iind 1. \ \ l> I! I'i 1 II s H t; / Iy
p ickn
Sol J only by Tfl K I'NION I?UIM CO.
1^< >1* S .VJ JO. \
*" * "II * \J H'"' ' ?? I < ' ? t ' ' ' J - - A
tlie * 'oil' i li if ? ! r h i S iIim i iv iii \| i c i ''
1 *>' I iV I>ii I'n' ii t, 1 > > i>i> I lot. 1
lliri'i' ?? ei. ii-ir I! ce'? in 1 '
Trrnii i ?alo -Dim tliir I < i-l?. 1 hi?i o |
ii ere ii <>' on u i i \? > \ w
nl ?*ii i i ? riii i i - i i
on ihe i" eniio"* i sc . . ii
li iii, ii ?iin' lito propvrly, uu I ,t i mi Dm
|>vii<V
I'lll'l l?. I lu I'll; to. I II S
Mrs, ivil I'ltnlii).
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.I H Jini < " i n i_
MASTERS SALES.
F0> MAUCII, 1895.
State of S?uth Carolina.
COUNTY of UNION.
Court of Common l'lcas.
tyiwli aud American .Mortgage Co. L'l'd
us.
A. Prank Smith, et nl.
N obedience to an order made in the a
. novo .-t iled case by ilis Honor, Judgi
B. Pr>zcr, l'7lh November, lo'.'l, 1 wil
It bvloic House u u>', in Hie io>m
" uoiidty, Kb Marc a
legnt hours ot sate, the tol
certain tract or parceL of lam
' ng, toeing and situate iu the county am
ate nl'orcst.d, containing tlirce liuudret
ai's, nou tided on tue Noita and West t>y
nine 8a>itn s laud uud lauds C. C. Davi
i tue Cast by Brotul river, on the South b,
,nd> ot J it. Jetfcvie-i and 0. B. Wright,
litis parcel of laud may oe so:d in oue o
tot e ti acta.
1 KB MS UP SALE:
One thud cash, balance on a credit of on
nl two years, with iutcrcst l'rom day c
ne. the credit portion to be secured b,
jtii of tue purchaser and mortgage of th
remises. The purchaser to have the privi
ge of paying all cash.
C. 11. PEAKE,
MiS?cr for Union County,
.Master's Office, Feb. 'Jilt. ltJ'Jii.
"he State of fcioutli Carolina
COL.N l"V OP UNION.
Court of Common Picas
W. 11. Sartor
St.
A'fiea 0. Sprause.
N obedience to au order made iu the alnv
. slated ca-e by His tlvnor, Judge J. J
oi ton, liih Murch, Ist'-J. 1 wilt scit be for
ict-ouit House door, iu Hie towu of Uuioc
iSaltsday, Tin .March, lSJd, durihg tin
gal hours o. sa.c c.-rtatu lauds describe)
i follows, to \vi?:
All my r v.111. ittle aud interest ^ tUo saoi
dug ail uii .iv.dcd one fourth mteiest 11
ul to aii ill t- certain tract of laud, lyiuj
j.ng an I s tunic in li-didaiu To\vushi|>
u.on Counts, State utoresail, coutnum*
rm liuudii.il aui eighty-live acu's niori
' lcs>, bouti ad by the lauus ot Mi's'. 1'. C
ickcr, jtimes >aucc, and others. -aid true
sown in tlie Hamilton 1'iucc.
Also ail my light, title and iulercst ( tin
uic being in uuuivided one i'ourtli luter
t ) iu aud io all iltai cerlatu other true
1 lauu iy?ng, be ng and -iiiiate iu the tovu
Juii.-vi ie. Coiiuiy ul I iiioii, S ate atore
id, bounded iy Ian is ol llaiulet Smith
M. I.ill i'.ioIiii. J. K. L'li'i-fv, aud oilier
utaiuiug iiv i aud one bad acres' uiot'v less
Terms el ?a e?CASH.
C. 11. l'FAKIv,
Master lor I nion,
aster's Uflice, Feb. '.'Hi 1
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Full MAKCII lbVo.
Jv vintie of an execution to me di
reeled, I will soli before the Couri
iuso door, in the town of Union, L'uior
uuiy, ?. C. ou Hie lirst Monday iu Marc I
Xi, durmg the legtl hours of Slieiitf'i
cs tue following desor.bcd progeny lo-wil
Five bales ot cotton belonging t<
. i>. Meador Levied ou and to be soid a:
e progeny of M. B Meador at the suit u
u .tic Diinel us Uuatdian, I'liomas. Carrit
a W.nie >lc Dauiel. I'liuutitt agaiust A1
Meiuor, as Guardian of llnuius, curia
1 i> iiliti .Mo Darnel, Defendant.
.j t.sO
will sell on 1'uosd iy Hie fifth day o
arch next, duiiugthe legal hours ufauer
s tie. u ihe i\s. leuc at' Fmuk ll. Davn
r\/. liu 1" . wu-in^. i 1 L'nioil ^ooii(.?, u'nur
it us.ic i ui corn and one sum.I ivl > I
Tier riit I t >p?. be vied u.i and io bo sole
(lie property of trunk l'i. Uuvis at tin
u ul' >i. i. I. uio-iir, Guai-iiun ml liliii
aiiiiill i.^'iun I ratiii L Davi-, Defendant
Ai.-u
1 \ni!1 sell at the residence of Use di
eim. in ii ??lien ilil Township, I nioi
unity, on i ue lay, the fi tli day of Maicl
xt, during the legal hours of Sheriff :
es, ton. bales of Cition, about titty
ishels of tn'ii. ai.d abmt four huildrei
Indies of luddi r.
Levied on and -ei/e l by virtue of warran
the crop of (be ili tilecii, at the su
J J) llieii" d-. as Administrator of Join
Kieii n l?. dec'a-'.d l'hjjn.ill'against Us
I a Uleu 11, Defendant.
J. (J. LONG, S. I, C.
terilFs Ollico, Feb. 11th, lS'.i&.
State <?r South Carolina.
(I)I'NTV OF UNION,
Court of Coiiiunm l'leas.
Summons for Relief-""' '"upluiut served.
!'. D Mar-h, 1. S. Smith. J. Lingsbury
. T. Asht >rd, l.. V,'. Mu;*.!:, Jr , and M
. 15. Ni.i'sh, .Survivors of the firm of Moore
ursli. ,V Co.?I'luintill's
Against
J. II. MeKissick. as Administrator of tii
date of Mary M. T.bleson, Rebecca Os
e;;t( AUdie Littlejohn, M. 1*. llami'.toD
. (5. To'les i?, A.i*l;r;vc 'ollcson, Jitti
ul man, Claude Tolleson, liarnett Tolleson
iss Steele Tol'eson, Ada Daves, Clydi
eng, Her nice Meng, lid ward Meug, an*
W. Tulles m?Defendant.
To the Defendants,roU
A KB IfKUEBY SUMMONUJ) an.
I. re.|iiired to answer the complaint ii
is nuiion, of which a copy is hercwitl
1 - i ..... ...
I V IT1 I II | mil J HU , illl't IU JVI It f? Vl'17 Ul J (III .
h\vcr 10 (lie said complaint on tlie subscri
;r t?' h's oilier, No. '?, Law Knngc, at Un
n, S. wuliit: ttvjn'y dnvs after tin
rvicc here if, exclusive ol ilic "lay of sue)
i*v i o an i if you fail to answer the com
nint withia i lnr lime aforesaid, I lie plain
l! in iliis acii a will apply to iliot'iurt fo
ie uli ' ilciii a leil in llie complaint.
LlilrdJan. I"jih. A- 1'- 1 .
J. r WallaCv,
riaiuiill's Atturaey.
To llsc Dclcn hints,
('iamle Tollis n. Ad i Daves
jlicccn <>snicni, and Ivla (ialliiinn:
lake Notice;
That the com
nint in this a ion was tile 1 in the office o
ie I'Ink of tac Court, at Union, in lie
mimy of Unioa, hi the Slate of South Car
i i i. oi. .lie 'h <f Januiry. Is'.t.j.
Jan y. 1-, lv'i |,
J. ('. Wallace,
l'laiiitill s Attorney.
l oli. I ">. T oi.
Applitjtation for Homestead.
flw' hereby given that Mm. I,on !.
wi ioiv oi I'./aeit I' Service
c?wc 1. ii ! ? li el her pe if -in before ina\
i* i h one tea I ii->- j<ne I i id -t .ill' i',
ii .if nerself, from itie real and per
n il i r..|,crj v i he v i,' it
iii li i co. to- ill l a.
11. I'M iinU
.M.iStei lor L i 'ii i utility
Kb. 1, fi-lt.
/
/
ADM IX 1ST U VTO I'S NOTICE.
All poison- having I'T.iiui j* tin< the es- i j
late of Jrlm ' Hie i v . .4. \vi i pre- I
j seut them properl. ait t - eiiub:.
J c?.! to same >%i! 1 m. , > t 11 rler|
sigucd at May hint n Son ?> > > : 1, < r 10
Muitto & Muuro, at Cutou. S urn Caro ilia.
.1. 11. lUfll \l!li>.
Administrator. j
Jan. 21, 18Vr>.
Jan. 2>-4-:<t.
L. A D.-s Mi iocs \v n .a li h is been 1 it1- j
^ led wiilr fivqueiit c d !- eo .e n 1 1 t i try 1111
. old remedy in a new w y, an 1 accordingly 1
took n tubh spoonful ( ! ?.? i.nes 1 li usual
dose) of Cliumbei'laut Cough Heme ly just
before going to bed l'tie 110x1 1 1 " niog she
Lj tound that lier odd Innl 1 nu-t <n irely ?11 ->j
appeared. During !? * day di> t.> k >1 few 1
j doses of I lie remedy ( 1.1 o e.-poonfil at a
time) and at right again to >k 1 tahltspoon3
ful before g'iog to l.c . and n tlie tollow
v ing awoke Dee fioai all tn 1 in" "i 'the
the colli. Since lit n s-.e ha . 1: - ve al oe,.
casiotis n-ed tlii- lentody 1 1 t.ke in iiuer,
with the 1- nne goo 1 result4, and i- n.ttdiclited
over her discowiy f > > q i<-. . way f
curing a cold, for sale by D. I'. I'osoy,
e Drugiiist.
d
e FOR SALE.
iTlie
undersigned will oil r 1 r sa'e before
the Court House door on Silo-' lay in M irelt
1895, the bouse an 1 1 r 01: Main St 1 1 in
the town ot I'nion know;! a > ,U mm in tn
property.
T? rins 1 fsalo one ha t e h In anoe on a *
credit of one year witii u.tr m 1 14 j or n ut
per an ninn, | m h ser 1 g v r ^a e < 1
the property to >c -r t eu pa t p r.ioa,
iusuie ttie preaiis s a id a *n policy.
J V.\ lU.l ter ) l'.xieu'ors
Mo A I'lto.a ) t >r
W. T .Inter F. C Jeter.
W til. A N e't ; :.
e
. ?
e CHICOrtl FHKTI t.lZlill OMPAM.
is IJ A VIN j j trciias in* j.1 n it the I
l A A. Atlantic I'm'-p a;?<"?? n; 11', .1 gedieririth
the etriro stock 1 and good-will,
e we take thi> tneth ! 1' . i t . t iudi
and patrons of til .- t'.in .1 . r t'otnpa1
ny for their e u'; i 11 ! . iigeill
the 1 1st. and 11 w - If t t anv .? < of the
l Atlantic I'ii"' . ? 1- 'he
j Chicoi't brands. 1 1 , 1.. in the
management < f ' n" 1 n an ti
t earned by Atl-tn ic Hi . . w b mi'.y sustained.
L' CI 1 ICO 11A 11. :1 id Li/1. . t ami \ N Y
Chat lest m. S, C.
1 (.; 11' >. A. WA ;i 11..!, i . ,i \i hi i^.-r. J
1 Dec. 1
j ' 1
FINAL DISLiiAIi.G-3. J
Non<:. hI.ci >, _ \ II. Greer,
as imi < : *i. i' ..'s. it.l.wie
Greer, decease lui- 1 i i > .'a* -a M.
Grc?r, Judge oi l i i:u. it i ? the
County o!'LHi n, l'i* .i i. ii ? . i *. as
such Ailmuii-ivftt^r .
It i- >>r.i>i i t i>, i; . i \ (
of February, A. i>.. I" i . hear
1 inj; of lVtitioii m l ' .ico il
1 said Estate.
J ,iAm.O. >t. i. .1.1.!:.
: JII I'l l ilio.
' .Jon. 'JO. I Ot.
;
: Advice 1
mtwq:
To iL^O V
i
^y
Russell Sago
The great financier, plves the follow
, j ^ ^?1 *dv!ce to boy s, which
Parents might also read v.,;th pro*u l I
0 Boys, gc tc school ?? l'ntr A3 yotj |
<an, and remember every hour spent lf?
atudy In youryouth will he w*rth rr.oneV
i> fo you In aftar life. Pead good bookif
roakeyoiTTself acquainted with history)
ftudy the progress of narlons and the
Careers of men who have Cude
ftottors great.
<l Study religion, science, statecraft
inJ history. Learn to read
1 (fltrtBgwitiy, so that you can turn to
practical use In after lite the reading
(ft vour youth. Bo ^ ire you begin
I JWw. DO not waste tima in reading
trashy book*."'
>i
v Mr. Sage further r :\y-jj
" The boy who is wanted in the
f business world of todav must bo
i iducated. Ifhlsparents can.hot afford to
glvehiro n college o. a high school
Aduucation he must learn to study
Without the aid of a teacher, in the early
mornings before busins. < begins, anJ
the evenings after busijwss hours.
A car. uo iou},?f be truth boby sard til
?a education Is out cf any c.ic's
Radii"
This Is the advice of a man who I?
no of the roost conspicuous business
Successes of our time, and who has
Amassed one of the largest fortunes in
America. It cannot possibly be
Charged that lie In the rav of TMD
)LUMBIA ST<1E, an 1 yet
ihea* v?ordv ^ivi>. jj th ? nvict'on of e>
life of anucual o'oser. atior. ami
Experience?<h i?cs a* .< tron* jy 3.; word*
cart tliat you have 1 .-? the c.ffef
ot The State an 1 ;ru; I,1
greatest of popu a: c.' .< is, Tii?
I Uncvci^pftcla Snta
TKo idifton offered '<y T'.o
; State tills every rena.
Mr. Ship's rc^r* fo s..<"5vn Tt 'slftl
drtty edW'-n th"* t* * 'r Wito
W '
I
am 1
?>r. Mills' Nitw rii.<?trr*2 p. at aildruggists* J
C 0 S~ T ,
COST.
%
All Winter goods at and
Below cost, for cash
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR
OUR SPRING STOCK, VND AT
THE SAME TIME RAISE
MfiMTV
lYIV/ 11 L I .
? THESE GOODS CONSIST OF ?
;DRESS GOODSE
f
FLANNELS, CANTON FLANNELS. JEANS, CASSIMERES
BLANKETS.
HEAVY SHOES AND BOOTS.
AND A GREAT MANV OTIlElt GOODS.
JtL
3all at once and save^.
money.
GRAHAM & SPARKS*
If WILL";
PAY
VOTT
MTOY?
DROP IN AT
4
T. EL BAILEY'S
Between now and the the
14th of February.