The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 20, 1895, Image 8
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Ctl. CCII KICMBNTS
Ettr.Jar.o.
Si it. 10. ? The Ibirtrviiitltr has fallen '20
dtgice< wiiluu ibe Ihmi lit) noil's and fins
and thick clothing are cunlorutblc.
Those who attcuded the closing exercise of
Ntvr lit j>e singing tehool last Saturday ropoit
a wry pleasant time. A large crowd,
gutd singing and plenty to ?Ht. 1'erbnps
soul c of ibe Norib I'ocoler hoys became cu
(angled in Cu(ida net was why they did not
let or n home on time.
Lei us hare a camp of L'nited CoDfedemte
veterans uigauizcd in (bis couuty. We have
0 I .> sur vivois cnroilcu unit inero is no teabou
why we should not join uir comiados
mid enjoy all iLe honors, profits nuit pleasures
to be derived trotn a eaiup. What
bay you, comrades?
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fob er were made
happy une day last week by the arrival ot
a boy at their house. Dr. an 1 Mrs. Durham
were also g.aMened by the .-am* kind
1 f u prize. Mr. and .Mis. Jell Hughs Jr.
th as tliey have tbe only girl in the neigh
b .iliool at tiieir home and we might go on
to bptuk of other domestic fel cities that we
know of, hut it will take iw> tuucli of our
space, Jjutlice it to say "Abeu it rams it
pOU>s"
J. II. J.ittbjotin, i.sq. gave a pleasant
call ouc day last week, lie is a man of
large busiucss ideas, a most successful farmer,
an 1 withal far above the avcrngo in
intelligence and book learning. We also
liad a very p'.eusant visit from Mr. John W.
Alexander, of Draytouvi lie, whose c inpany
we enjoyed very much.
Uitk Lir.?,ie Davis und Miss Sallic Davis of
Union arc \i?iiing rclu'.ivcs in Norih l'neo ei
sec ion.
He had tiie tdeasiire of Bttendinc tho
Flint Hill Sunday School yo;tordey. Oil account
id'the tain ? full turn out was not
there, hut they hud a good school notwithstanding.
1 hey have one of the test country
choir* we know ..ftor the practice they have
hid During our trip we dropped tu at the
Louie ot uur iriond Air. C. C. Davis where
we hoard sine good music. His daughter
Miss loila perlorined on the organ
while Mr. A. ti. Davis and a corps of ni;
best singer* cculuclel the vocal music.
Mr. triiik Mcl'luitey is getting better but
Miss Lois is tjuiio sic.i yet. They have
typhoid fever.
i'rof. Davis Jotfiies reiurucd to L'nion last
Saturday where he will resume his work of
teaching lo day.
.Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Estea are both sick.
Mr. iiud Mrs. W. G. Fowler have a very
sick child.
Vox.
Jonesivillo.
After a day or two of wind and clouds and
a drop of several degrees in the mercury,
we are having warm weather again.
Fodder pulling is about over and cotton
picking iias commenced. A few bales have
been muiketed in this neighborhood at
Trough Shoals lor 71 cents. I have heard
some farmers say they did'nt know how
sorry their cotton was till they commenced
picking. They any two thirds of an average
crup is a big estimate for the nresenf crop.
There 13 no doubt about the corn crop Detug
pretty gooi, and the pen crop is fine, and u
great amount of fodder has been savod and
abundance of liny is also being saved, So
the f utage crop will be abundant.
There is some sickness in our town und
community. a few cases of fever and some
chids and fever not however very serious.
There has been a large crop of fruit and
uiellous and a great deal of rain of late
which may account for tiie sickness in the
country.
White in Greenville last week 1 visited
my venerable friend no<i bis good ltidy .Mr.
II. T. Means and also the inmtly of .Mr. W'tu.
t'ely. While Mr. Means and hi* wife are
growing old they have lost none of then
kindness and hospitality that they always
possessed. lltcy still have a kiud loelins
lor the people of Jonesvide and aro glad U
cutcri.nu their friends from litis community
Dr. Jerome Miller passed through out
town the other day. Ho was out picking
up a few cattle for the market.
Kev. W. 11. ti. Humphries tilled his pul
pit hero last Sunday ami baptized tive eat.delate*
and received theni itilo full cliurcl
ine in be t ship. 1 tic lilt quarter.y conferettct
id' tliw Joaesvihe circuit will lie held a
Bethlehem t liurch next Saturday and Suu
day.
Mr. I.. / llatms of our town has taker
a position ns ho I; keeper for Mr. Warret
Arthur of Iniou. Mr. Totn Lttlejohn i:
clcarkittg for the J. .1. Littlcjohu <"o.
'lite Supt. ot the Southern K. 1?. has pruin
ised to en.urge the Depot and cotton plat
form at this p ace. 1 l.o i resent olios no
being Millicieiit i accomodate the freigh
.... I ....II.Ill i ii.it is hauled here.
telephone.
SeiluLi.1S?p.
10. ? l'reachuig ht Padgett s ( roe1
'"hurch yeMerdiiy and day before by
I.. Kzcll. Ono member received l.y let
t?P.
the weather continued warm ami ?lrj
during the week, giving farmer* a good op
pnrtimity t? ewenve lute fodder. A larg.
pi unity raved utoHly bottom land*
>ome few are n t dr no | tilling. Potion lia:
opened rapidly an I t* j??-lti??n alien 1 of tin
picker* while they arc patbci iug fodder at.
(tritt ling cane. / I llniloy lit* had tw
tin!!- turning nt u tgninn Ibr reveta! week
ar.d 'till there remain* a 'argo quantify <
e i no vet i.> glint. 'I do promising pea ero)
t* being injured by tin* h I weather. .Mr*
t'airic Hull "f lh ore- visiting relative'
hero. Mm. litnma 15 Mo p and family o
l.?'!ren?. have been visiting rela'ivt- in (hi
section during (lie pi-1 week.
The time is now l.ern t..r =owinj <{dovtt
?'eeds. ,\> fan in shit'l fi 1 to iave n
clorcr lot. We prefer the crirrsen variety
a" it make" fine hay, t specially on ri It ro.
and enntro r.fr in time to be followed in tl.e
spring by any liter or:p niiJt the In I in.,
proved by the t i tter crop. We intend I
wr.v of axporiment, to *?w about two ner?'
of cotton land. As soon at if r tine we p r.
potto to bow fro pounds of eocd to the nort
and ooter with a small harrow going ovet
in row?.
C. 11. 15.
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Notice of Applioation
to Legislature.
State of South Coroliua.
Notice is hereby given that tlie under
t-igned citizeus residing tu Spartanburg
Union aud Volk Counties', of the State o
South Carolina, will, at the ensuing Session
of the (Icnir.il Assembly of South Cat
olinn, apply to the said Ueueral Assemblj
of South Catoliuu to cut aud incorporate t
now County in ibis Statu out of (aits o
said Spariuuburg, Cnion and York Counties
the County Scat tltertof to be at Uutinej
Oily, South Carolina, aud the proposed
boundaries of s*id County be us lollows?
Beginning ai ihf folk of Broad an J I'uc
o!ot Rivera in Union County ami i uuning u|
Fucolet River lo op uear a point on saic
River, formerly known us Brown's Mills
about one and a halt' utile* above Tactile
Mills, on said River; thence in a Nortl
Westernly direction ivud east tf the town oi
Cowpetis, ab ut one aii c, a straight line li
the North Carolina line ut or nevrdiute Lint
t'ost Otlict; incute wi'ti tho North Curolini
Line E vol 10 Ureal River, at or near dur
rail's Ferry, ms formerly knowu- theoc*
with eaid North Uuroliuu Line lo Railroad
formerly culled "U 0 C's; tlieuce iu a Souiii
Easterly direction to tbo lnouih of Kiugs
Creek iu York County; iheuce ilowu Broad
River iu the begiuuing, ibe Fork of Broad
and Pacoltt Kiver, including the lollowiuj
Townships.
lfraytousviUe aud (iowdesville iu Union
Couuiy, the gieater part of While 1'laiu:
Township, nearly all of Lituestoae Township
and a small part of Cherokee Township in
dpartauburg Couuiy anl Hie Western pari
ot Cherokee Township in York Counly, iu.
iuding the town ot Blacksburg in York
County, making tiie middle of said River!
the line where ihey touch new County; bul
failing iu the above described proposed
County line, then we hereby give nonce and
a. ply for said Uouuly to tie incorporated
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< v.. I VI ...i HIV m UMJIJ UIUVV UCTiTlOi-J, 02
eapt that pal v lying iu York C'euuty, ibui
making ilie iniJdieui Ureal River ilie Lust
tin line of said proposed County.
At?nt U, 1S05.
R. i>. ..iptcui.il), C .tfuey, Spariauburg Co. S,
C.
V. Davenport, (iaffuey, Spartanburg Co, S- (.
VY. C. A. Wood, Grassy Poud, Sparianbuf(:
Co. S. C.
K. M. Jolly, Grassy Poud, Spartanburg Co.
S. C; K. 1'. Scruggs, i: veil's Spartanburg
Co. S. C; J. C. McCraw, Slate Line, Sfartau
t?arg Co. S- C; A. Harris, Algood, bpartau
barg Co. S. C; J. D. Jefferies Sr. Asbary
Union Co S. C; C'h\s. A. Jefferies M. D
Hotne, Union Co, S. C: Jaur.es T. Muerhead
Gowdesvilic, Uuiou Co. S. (J, J. A. liames
Gowdosville, Uuiou Co- S C; A. F. KeuJriot
Suuuy Snle, Union Co. 3. C; C. W. Whis
onaut, Wilk nsvillc, Uniou Co. S. C; J. L
Strain, Etta Jane, Uniou Co. S. C; L. D
Bonner, Uocbor, Spartanburg Co. S. C
Ml.
State of South Carolina.
COUNl'Y OF UNION.
Court of Probate.
Summons for Relief.
Thomas J. palrick and Thomas P. TYhileaides
as admin straior of li. Mlltoa Patrick
deceased, Plaintiff
Against
Inane O. Patrick. Isabella J. Patrick, Rober
T* Patrick aud Sal'ie Oates, Defendant*
Summons for Belief ? Complaint Served
To the Defendnnts above named: ?
You are hereby aummoned nnd to require!
answer the complaiut io this aciion, of vrhicl
a copy is herewith served upon you, th
original of which complaint and summon
wete duly tiled iu tlie otlice of the Court o
Probate tor Union County, South Carolina
at Union. C. H.,8. C., ou the 27th day o
i August A. D. ISOo, and to serve a copy o
your answer io tlie sum complaint ou III
1 subsciibcr"*, at their office at Union C. II
; S. P., within twenty days after the servic
> hereof, exclusive of the day of such service
and if you fail to answer the complaint with
r in the lime aforesaid, the plaiu'itfs in thi
r action will apply to the court for the rciic
demanded in the complaint.
11 VDUICK .S: SilVTKB,
Plaiiitills '\ttornoys
i Put od at Union, S. <\ August -Ttb A. l>. ISO.
1 | )
< Si.ai. Jason M. tinri.it,
( ) Ju lge I'rohutc.
i To the Defendants, Robert T. Patrick am
* Sadie Uates.
Take notice that the complaint in tin
- action, together with tiic summons of whtcl
the foregoing i< a copy, \va-? duly tiled u
i ihe office of the t'oitrt of Probate for Unioi
t County, South Carolina, at Union II
S. C . on the-7th day ot \ugust A. l>. 189-i
hyorick & sawykk.
PlaintitlY Attorneys
Ur.. n 8. C. August -Ttii 1895.
What's Tie Sense
Of paying agents a profit of
r 15 to 25 Dollars
on a Sewing Machine,
simply because you can buy
' it on a erelit, when you cai
A. "ST XJS
^ imm
qpiyou
C^ASH
\ndi rkiniir i rom tiii: putory)
TNT O O W INT
1)EM0HKST.
Ahout 1 ')( now in llie homo
in Union County. Whnt more
do you want than a five
year guarantee on a machine
at factory price?
1H. FOSTER & GO.
V- .
We Are
! our pall s
c o m p:
For the past two months we have
very latest Novelties as they m
IMMENSE DRY (
i No such collection in Unit
The days of oppression have vanis
, brighter than they have been si
i" State is more abroast of t
' Her growth and importj
[ entire
is port an<
* Purcell of it.. TTis rnmhinii
to dute. Here you will find e1
, The busv season bus commenced, that
l be busier. Because we have the larj
Notions, Shoes, llats and Trunks
them for less money than we ci
i is saying a heap but
We extend a cordial invitation to
give us a call.
t
TIIIS PURCEL
; LOOK
F(
0E4HAM <
NEW AI
Next \
They are now Receiving one oft
' ever broughl
BAGGING. BACGINC. BAGGING.
How Do We Do It?
t
We pay cash and gat it chaap. We
are selling heavy sugar sack bagging
and new ties at 45cts.
d Just Received.
i a tew lot of those 4ftc pants. We will have
e in this week a large lioe of
sf Ready Made Clothing.
The best suit for FIVE DOLLARS
f on earth. We bought late and
f thereby raved from one to
e Ihreo dollars per suit.
We Can Fit Ycu.
" We arc ngcnta for Meyer & Co., of Chicago
Merchant Tailors and vri.l have fine suits
* made to order, prices from $12 to J*0.
Snob*! Shoes! Shoes!
Good eh'i'.i is our motto and prices
lower than anybody's. Don't think
' >ou can't find it at .Jonesville.
Ovine and ho convinced that our
prices are lower than anybody's.
We are se.ling a heavy weight
red twill Flannel at 12^cts.
18 li s Grauulatcd Sugar
^ to Ono Dollar.
Our line of Ladies double width Wool
I'rrSS (iOOUS lt?C Ic tiOC are urn'
gains you won't find clsc11
wheie.
11 Give us a call and be convinced.
fHE J. J. LITTLEJOHN GO.
i. JONESVILLE. S. C.
SEE? SPECTACLES.
I
' ' A complete assortment just received.
The quality and
price, too. are all that you
t could desire.
The eyes tested and special
! orders made when required.
; POSKY'SDRUG STORK,
' t.v.w.ui t>> I n inn I I,it,l
X-*\' i'"*"' ?
Union S. C.
!
; rio.ulfjunrt rfl for nil Optical
Goods. i
' - - j
. < M > po' ] noi' j it' ? buffering Hot. < or j
pf .co*.
./. ,1. f.itllojr.lin Co.
Cn lit and too PfT.n:i,I. s ntrt lino of
i iruuKa an*! valines.
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" BARGAINS! 3
BARGAINS
r -A_. G. FLOYD
Dry-goods and Groceries
OF ALL KINDS
WILL OFFER THIS
\A7~ p.-p.Tr
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Ready!
TOOK NOW
L E T B ..
s been gathering together the
akc their appearance, in our
100 DS PALACE.
>n in any one establisement.
bed, and the prospects are
nee 1801. No town in the
he times than Union,
xnee is watched by the
State,
1 parcel
tion Purcell Store is up
icry Department Complete,
means we ate busy, But anxious t
$est and best stock of Dry Goods
in Union, and wo are selling
;er have done before. That
it's so all the same,
i everybody in Union County t
Kespectfully,
CASH oo.
)R
m.
3 HERE
Veek.
he largest stocks ot Drj Good
i to Union.
~ RIGHT N0\AT
is
THE PROPER TIME TO
PAINT YOUR HOUSE.
DON'T PUT IT OFF ANOTHE
DAY, BUT CALL AND GET
COLOR CARI
And quantity estimate at onc
delays are EXPENSIVE
IN* I'lSES I'll.* APTI'il
N KCKSSITY.
WE SEEL
LUCAS' BEST
IIEADY MIXED PAINTS,
WHITE LEAD AND LINSEE
OIL
^V. II. FOSTKU & CM
NOTICE.
Of introduction of bill to form a new ('->110
from perilous Sparturiburg, Union, l-miri
ami Greenville Counties.
We will aaktfie Legislature at it's nr
sesgiou to lay oil a new t'ounty to tie kuo*
as Lnorto County with Woodruff us it's Con
ty seat, ami the f Lowing boumlries. 13
ginning at or near I'elhniu Factory ami ru
uirig theuce to tne Union line at or ne
West Springs: T lie nee tc Lnoree Liver
a point at or near where tlie Township lit
between .lacks ami Scuflisto wn lownslii
strikes s*td river ilience tip sai-1 river
where hiickliead Creek empties into sa
liver. I lience U|? M.AM ITCOK In I'lfflM.'!
Moun<l: Tl'cnce to i? point on t lie (irconvil
line o?i? mile eiiMt of Koun'niii Inn: 'llieni
a?traiglil line lo beginning corner
({Signed ' J. I?. Figure,
L F. I'eurson.
I,. C. Woffonl,
S. \ . Itri.citiiiiin,
\V. S. (Jrsiy.
S. M I'iigriiiu, '
('"in. I"!* l'c*i'i hoi*'.
Von 'J*lli IMfi'i.
For Kent.
Jctof [eftnl ?iion in (Tosh. * ii ii lownair]
conmifii'1 I' it acrr-J, with 7 hend m \v<>i
iicok itrul funning implement*. Af ;?'y t
M. Denver.
2t Carli?lc, S ('.
A fnl jje rind cornfdcle line nf neiv (nil in
liovry jus! received fit OKA HA M A ST A UK?
SPECIAL BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS.
My BALLARD FLOUR is
Slill IN THE LEAD in
PRICE anil DUALITY.
0 MY J'ANT A LOONS FOR
-.48c DOWN TIIEM ALL
COME AMI) EXAMINE
MYSTOCK OF GOODS
? WHETHER YOU WANT
TO BUY OR NOT.
We will oe pleased to show
you at any time
FREE DELIVRItV
J. Q. WRAY.
Mar
Tn tli o PiiWie
X V UJJL V X lA.ll/J.XV/t
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
OUR MOTTO IS
LOW
PlilCE
jl We handle nothing but the
best goods in our line. Call
on us for,
DRUflS, OILS. TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY.
SOAl'S, PERFUMES EXTRACTS,
TOBACCO. CIGARS.
AND CIGARETTES.
We are tgeuts for the cclebratoJ PlttNCE
OF INDIA cigars. The best iu town, try
Ir. .. I ?
ouc nuu uo UUI1VII1CCMI.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours. Very Respectfully,
_ Drs. Munro on 1 Going have their office
in our store an I will ho found there iu the
fnture<
THE CAROLINA DRUG CO
CANDIDATES
FOR TUB
R DRUG TRADE,
OF UNION COUNTf, AND THIS
? IS TIIEI It?
) 1* J ,AT FOR 31
I Pure Dru^s.
IE 2 Lowest Prices consistent with th
quality ol our goods,
it Accuracy and Competency iu com
pounding Prescriptions.
4 We carry the largest line of Patent
j Medicines in the county.
' i> Our stock of Mcdiciuo*, Chemicals
and Pharmaceuticals is immense, an i
: .1 i < .i
is jiui l-ikisuu iruiu i no i irijo.Ht mum
lucturing atiu imputing liuu.se* iu tho
1) country.
G Wo carry a full stock, of tho best
^ Paints, Oils, Putty, Whitewash and
Paint Brushes.
7 Wo carry tho lit)est line of Spectacles
and Ky? (ilaspes in the county.
2 UNION DRUG CO.
- ONLY SIOOO
n* will b y a
n- SEWING MACHINE
11 from tho only denier in a t;ener?l lino (
" SFWINTr MACHIN l??l, nt.A.
rsTOS, OKOAN3 yvisris r- LOK3
I" At UNION, ? < N M. KICK, Jr., K. f.
j,j I have only a few ^lot.0 Machines ou
hand now. C >mo ipiiuk K it I keep con
|e siniitly on hand the very I est MACIIINhS.
ce "i ii'ni'i, which n
-TUB NATION'S IMMUK.V
f. - v ri v# ..i\ in - '.antv *l rv? v r; I s p.,.r c.
!.' run * >b i No Mi thrcvl. ' ". ! nr. nf.n im mil .
a t"rU"1 r:?hl it it whi> rinn:?!.r su n it
;i Terms lo m l hfird times.
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