Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OUR CORRESPONDENTS. Etta Jane. Jung, il ? We hud the p ei.-t.rc f speuding yesterday with the goca people o( Mese cpoiuiuu. It was Children's uu,,, nud quite a number of people turned out to honor the lime folks with tlieir presence. Prof. Mc Arthur, of (Jatfoey Male aod Female Seuiii.aiy atd S. M. Kite. Jr. li. U. of Uuton were there. Etch ol' these gentlemen made un uddrsss which was htgh>y appreciated by a I me audience. Mr. Willie (loforth teceived the first prize u b.ble, a d Alias Mollie Kirby the second pr.zc. a testament. These were 1' r having umUe the largest co lections tor missionary purposes Kev. U. F. Clurkson urwarded ttie prizes with suitable remarks Tuo ladies tunic > out with their basket* and turn tshed ?n abutidtiuce of dinner for all who wci e here 'lliis pail of the pr. grume is never neglected l>y it.cm. ?junii i>uiiu, u wuiu? j uuug m ui ii^tu uiiuui 18 \eurs, was drowned in It road river ?*t McKown'b Island y?u:erday while in ba'liii g wiili tome other boys. lie w?ui down in 16 ted water and Ins body has not yet been iccovered. Search was kept up for ii milil lute lust night and lesuuied ctrly this infilling. 11 is mother is a poor decripil old woman dependent on linn lor her support* Scloinaii soys "A j rodent man foreseeih evil, and hideib liimsell; but the simple pass on and are punished'' ilie vveaiher is very warm just at this time and a good rain would be ol some advantage, but we are not sutlering part:culurly lor II JKMY. We hail I lie pleasure of spetiding iwodnys lu Union last week among our tnemls. We wire shown through lire graded school buil<J. lug by tli ?i courteous ami gentlemanly teacher Air. L'?vis Jeir.ies who we are giad to leii u has been retained to (each lur allot tier year. a'Iii-s school is an houor us well us ornament to the towo. Vox. SEDALIA. Junk. 3 ? Unusual activity am ng the farmers h is in. > u observed Uitriug the past week. 1 tie ioug ojuI spell suddenly changed to tne opposite extreme. Summer is uow here wanting the fanner that there is do iiiue to oe I. st if lie would reap a bouutitul harvest in the full. Every available hand is employed. No one need complain of not having an u| po. luni'y to work- Cotton is rapiUiy biing brought to a staud. The hot sun steins iu lufuse new lile into the plaot. With genial stiuwets and pletity of work, tlie ouilotk of llie fanners will grow brighter. our section is b eased with good heahh. We have Inuid of no serious sickness in the towns.iip. Mr. George Cuuuiugtiaui who has been suwiug for tlie people in this township, eouipletea bis job at Mr. J, D. Graham's ami returned to Gaureus last week. A dense column of smoke was unserved ris.ng iu a lioilhetly dnection eutly yesterday morning. Have not been tilde to locale the - tire as yet. As the contemplated place ot meeting of the K ile Companies and Confedeiate veterans is so near Jonesvilte, 1 hope tlie geuerous oiler of that progressive towu will be acci pted and the meeting be there. Misses Bcrllui Humphries, Esther Davis and Cornelia Stewart visited Misses Addie aud Lillie lkobu last week. A musical and social enteriuiuinent was giveu iq honor of the visitors, at ilie residence of C. it. liobo. It was au enjoyable occasion for the young people. C. B.B. - Clifton. June. 3 ? Cli Ion lias it >t beea heard from recently in the columns of the Times, for various reasons, hut we wish it distinctly understood th*i we are "keeping up with the procession'' in lie march of progress. 'l'ne weather and general condition a>e quite favorable now for work on the new mill which is being pushed rapidly. Mr. 1'. T. Leiuasier (who is from Union, I telieve,) is now with us, assisting in this work. lie is a very successful contracter and qtl'te ft pupu ar Ulan. Mr. Walter H. Lynch, wiio was the able Superintendent here tor some timchas taken charge of the new mill tit Edgefield, lie was exceedingly popular aud made friends here. Mr. J, A. Shea of (ileudale. is now in charge of this mill and the No. i! mill, lie is a we.I cquippud mill man, having made a study of it all his life, and possesses great executive abiii'y. Mis* Klste Stone, of Sp irlanhurg is visiting Mrs. Shea. Capt. C. T. Lipscomb Ims recently returned from Sampler, where lie attended thelirund Lodge Kuights of l'yihia*, A tlorishing lodge of this order is in existance here. 1 nut glad to see that I tie cncunpnient of tlie Union Co. military c imp uiies and Confederate veterans is to be held at Jonesville 'J'he people of Jonesville are exceedingly hospitable and everyone will have a pleas ant tune. ' Sent on' Jonesville. Ji nf. ' ).? Everybody in Joncstiile is nt fever heat today ami yet there is no excitement and pence anil quiet reigns supreme. Ifilic stars or any of the heavenly bodies arc in collision ami arc griuding out this lulrnse beat I ilontsee tvliy the ast ion uners dont tell us about it. The cotton is leaning towards tlie sun but most everything e!se is rather leaning t lie other way. Far mors arc iiaving a good time to clean their crops arid put them in good condition ifthey cau stand the intense heat. Mrs. 1'. J. Davis died at her home near Duck I'ond Church last Friday and was buried at New Hope Church Saturday. She had consumption and her death was not unexpected. Mr. J. A. Merrett of Darnwell County was in our Town a few days last week. Mr. Merrill has formed a partnership wiiii i'roi ay jock in the management of our high school and will omc to Jonesvillc in the near future when lie and l'rof. Aycock will go to work preparing for the next session which will commence (lie 1st of Sept. Tliey will both go into the school rosrn and also employ one or two assistants > / 1 i " for the primary department and music. Mr. Merrett is a young man and a graiua e of Furnian University and tins had some cx fvaav,ixw iu i urn nuTcni^ciucdl wi 1 appear in lliu Union Times in a short limo Yesterday was an ofl day nt all cur churches and several of our people attended Commencement service at Converse College. Most of the remaining exercises of the commencement are private consequently, they will nota'tracl many of our peop'cs attention. I see the Times liasnnother correspondent trim Joncsville in the person of Pete Ep^s. *Vell Pete is a colore I boy who lives on toy premises near my door and as 1 dout belifcve in monopolies 1 will try und not tukc up too much space in my coimntill cilions as it would not be fair f?r Pete an I I to try to run tho concern so 1 will cut sho>t an 1 give space for Pete. Miss Anna Humes li is gone to Mr.W'ui. Jefferies where she will remain for some time. Mrs. N. G. Litllejolin and Son McKendrc were in our town on a visit last week. Mr. Dock liaytiesntid wife of Pacolet are visiting the fain ly of G. W. Whitman today. 1 en d in my communication last week that Mr. L?. II. Miller had moved his family back lo his home near W'esl Spring?, that he had personally moved here lo educate his ch ldreu. Come over Pro. C. It. It. and f>ast with tue and we will tulk and laugh over li nd nines that we have seen together from 01 to 05. Telephone PROGRAMME OF THE NORTH PACOLET INTER-DENO MIN AT I ON AI. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. The North Pucolet intcr demominati?nal Sunday School C?nven i<iu will meet with Ellietliel Sunday School, at It) o'c ock a. in June 23, 18U6. 1 Devotional exercises hy Rev. Simpson Rlanton. Chaplaiu. 2 lurollmcnt of schools ami de egates, appointment of committee and other inisceilaneons business. It Lecture by Prof. IV F* McArthnr. Sutject, The development of body, mind ami christian churacier. 4 1st Query?Who is my neighbor, and what are my duties toward him? (This query will be Ibtown open for a general uitcu.-Bion by all who wit' lake a part) 5 Normal teaching by Prof. 11. U. Sams or some one appoiute I for that purpose. 6 "What benefit do believers receive from Christ at dealh?" Discussed as no. 4. 7 Ques'ion box. Misce Uneous. Adjornment. An interval of one li ur will be taken during the day for refreshment. Tbe various schools are requested to raise what money iliey can to pay the suoscription of $15.00 to I lie state Sunday School work. The fame 10 lie turned over lo ISro. T. W. Littlejobu, cutinty treasurer ou iliut day or us sojn as possible thereafter. J. L. Strain for Ex. Coin. J. M. Greer Secy. The Handsome Harness Stallion. MONTROSE. Will stand present season at the following places on the days indicated, lo wit: AT UNION. May, 120, 21, and 22; ulso June, 1, and 5; also 17, 18, 10; and July, 1, 2, and 3. AT UAFFNEY. May 13, 14, nod 15; also May 27. 2S, and 20; also Judo 10, 11, and 12: also June 24, 25 and 2G; and July 8, 0 and 10. AT ASBURV. May 10, 17 and 18; also 23, 24 and 25 a'so May 30, 31 and June 1; also June G, 7 and 8; als. June 13, 14 and 15; a'so 20, 21 and 22; also June 27, 28 and 20; also Ju'y 4, 5 and G; and July II, 12 and 13 WOOD, GLENN & ALLISON. May, 10 St. THE BEST SALVE IN THE WOR I I) The Best Sai.ve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Seies. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Co rus.and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price *J"> cents per box. Fit SALE ItV It. K. Posey. DON'T PAINT YOUR HOUSE, fence, wagon, ou furniture untie vor see ovu COLOR CARD AND GET OLD PRICES ON LUCAS' PAINTS READY MIXED IN PI'RE P,OILED LINSEED OIL. A. II. FOHTKIt CO. "Many of tlie citizen* of Rainsville, Indiana are never without a bt.Uh, of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in ilie house,"' rays Jacob Brown, iho leading merchant of the place. This Remedy lias proven of so much value for colds, croop and whooping cough in children that few mothers who know n? worth are willing to be without it. Tor | sale by 1?. F. Posey Druggist. m ? ! ^'\ T.EBAILEY'S, Headquarters for All Kinds of CARPETS, WINDOW HADES MATTING CORNICE POLES. RUGS. PICTURES WALL PAPER. FRAMES. ! Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Pillows. BUILDERS' MA TERIAL. SASH, IIA IK, LUMBEIt, DOORS. LIME, LATIIES, BLINDS, OLMENT, SHINGLES. -UNDERTAKING" hi Fine, Medium, ami Cheap Grades. 1 METAL LLC, \ LAI 10( J ANY, BROADCLC )TJ L, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD. OAK. ' ^OOFFI>S AND CASKKTS.: !?URIAL~ ROBESfj IT* /-* i 1 - - - iror u-entiemen, .Ladies, and Children. 1 On any of the above articles 1 am prepared to give { THE VERY LOWEST PRICES Consistent with honest, well made, goods. T. K. BAILEY,' \ GRAHAM & SPARKS Are ; still in ' the -LEAD With the largest stock and the lowest prices. FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS WE WILL OFFER SPECIAL DRIVES IN DRESS | WASH GOODS IMIWJLNERYI | GOODS ? :o: ' Kememfoer that we will meet any price made you by any other merchant and give you a NICE PAINTING > BESIDES. Another big lot ol pictures in a lew days. GRAHAM & SPARKS. State of South Carolina. State of South Carolina. COUNTY OK UNION. COUNTY of UNION. My Jason M. Uri'or, INq , Probate Judge I5y .'iium M. Urecr, I.jh , Probate Judge. II K.l? CAS, .1 Clough Wallace is mndo yyTU U'lEAS, Annie (Irogory has made j . . .... .? ...... iKti?[9 </ nti- t ? sun (.o me iopram tirr Letters of Administration on I lie Ustito and effects ol ministration on the INuto of and effect* of f C. K. Hill deceased. Ilentv Itice deceased. | TIII'lSK are, therefor", lo cite and a lmon- THKSKnre therefore, to cite and admon- ' sli all and singular tliu kind red and crodi- ish all and singular tlic kindred and crcdtors of the said C. K. 11 ill. deceased, ilia! iters ofthesnid lienry Iticc, deceased, Iliac llicy be and appear, befoie mo, ii. Hie Court t)iey be and appear, I 'ore me, in the Court of l'rohate, to be lielJ at Union ('. II. of Crobitc, to he held at Union C. Ii., South South Carolina, on llio 11th day of '-ee, Circl'ti.;, ..n liio 14m; day of Jure, next, next, after publication hereof, al 11 o'clock after publication lieieif, at 11 o'c'ock in forenoon, to aliorr cause, if limy have. why I lie forenoon, to show cause, if any tlicv llio said Adminis aiion should not be gran- have, why Hie said Administration should fed. tiiven under my bun I ami seal this n?t be grantetl. 'J't'.h day of May, Anno lloniini, l8'Jf?. iiven under my hand and seal this U9th JASON .M.tiRKKIt. <lay of .May Anno Domino, 18'Jf>. * Judge Probate. J/.SON M. URKEK. Published on tlie 31 st day of May 1895, in Judge of Probate, the Uniou Times. Published on the 31st day of May, 1895, iu the Uniou Times, . .. , $*\ . .mm -*'11 * NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! ' JUST OPENED UP THE BEST T11ATTHE MARKET AFFORDS IN dry goods. AT LOWEST CASH THICKS. J l_ I I | BOOTS AND SHOES. FROM I I | SO CENTS TTP. | J l_ I I Bood Family Floor. - GOOD BACON ALWAYS ON HAND. ? Car Load of Salt just received. Fancy Grocerics, Cauued Goods, cic., fresh and cheaper than was ever known before. A large and handsome lot of (jUEEXSYYARE, ^ At rock bottom prices. Goods delivered to any part of town. LICENSED DRAY THAT WILL HAUL AT 15C. PER 1000. J. W'RAY, Agt for A. 0. Floyd. To the Public. WE WANT YOUR TRADE OUR MOTTO 18 LOW PRICE We hancOe nothing but the oast goods in our line. Call on ns for, DRUGS, OILS, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY. SOAPS, PERFUMES, EXTRACTS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND CIGARETTES. Ac are ageuts for the celebrate! PRINCE DP INDIA cigars. The best iu town, try >ne and be convinced. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all lours. Very Respectfully, l)rs. Monro and Going have their otTice u our s'ore and will he found there in the future. ME CAROLINA DRUG CO. CANDIDATES FOR THE DRUG TRADE, JF UNION COUNTY, AND TIIIS ?IS TIIKill? PI.ATFOR3I l l'ure Drugs. i Lowest Prices consistent with th quality of our goods. I Accuracy aud Competency in com ^u..uuiu^ x iuov;i ipuuU9. f We carry tho largest line of Patent Medicines in the county. ) Our stock of Medicines, Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals is immense, and is purchased from the largest manufacturing auu impotliug houses in the country. I We carry a full stock of the best Paints, Oils, Putty, Whitewash aud Paint Brushes, r Wo carry the lincst line of Spectacles and Eye Glasses in the couuty. UNION DRUG CO. 3EWING MACHINES PJANOES, ORGANS, CLOCKS, AND BICYCLES. I am thf only dealer in this FULL LINK OF GOODS in UNION ha t can sell them ON ALMOST ANY TERMS to suit thabuyer PIANOES, ORGANS. AND CLOCKS At almost any price and on fasy terms. SEWING MACHINES from^lO. up. T * LEADS THEM Took several medals an 1 diploma# at tbo VOKLD'S FAIR, and i uns so' as'y tlmt a No. 50 thread can be used for a band. Call at once and get prices an 1 terms. . s. M. RICE Jr., E. TJ.