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v B??W??^P? TKEUNIDN TIMES. J08IAH CRUDUP, . Editor Friday, Oct. 18. 18U5. POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. The P. O. will be opened lor business from 8 A. M. to 0.00 P. M. Thfc IVJouey Order Department will he opened for business from 0 A. M. to 4 I'. M. Mail going Last will close promptly at 111.40 I'. M.; going West 1.10 1*. M. U. W. HARRIS. 1'. M. DOINGS AROUND TOWN Mr. It. Lindtuy McNaliy spent u few days he' e !asi week. Mrs. I. U. McKissick und sou Kiou, have rclutued from a visit to Asbeville. Mis. Starks Porter has sold her house on Main Street to Mr. D. L. McLsugliliu. | Mrs. D. L. McLaugluiu bad the misfoi tune j in lose a valuable cow li'st week Kev. and Mrs. C. A. 11. Jennings ami | children weut up to Laudruin lust week to visit Mrs. J. O. 11. Luudrttui. Mr. llroox Uoiog has i urchased the large dweliug on Mountain street familiarly kuo.tn as the 11 ix house. Miss Jennie Wiik as left ou Monday to' Hock Hill, whete she will utteud school tor lUc school year. The work on the lower to the Methodist church has beeu rceoinuieuced uud is pushing ou r?pid?y. Mr. \Yiiliaui Heckler went up to iSpanauhurg la->i week to meet his sier anil llrollier, who huvejusl arrived lioiu cwiu er.aud. Itev. L?. l_?. Li it i 1 it as pill chased the .ot known .is tlie 1 iusU*y p ace wh thj.ina the Seminary I >i on iitv i-iiBi. Mr. Li. 1 Allliiu ;> adding a |i:uill) una cook room iu tns dw c.tiug ot me cornel oi Mu-u uud church street. Mr. Doiij. ! '. Aowuseiid i\ turned to ? heater ki I* ins litem!, Mr. 1. ndsay Mc^ully laal tf ll.lV lil'i .-|VUl .1 lew ilnya. I Mr. Duvio Houston ol MarcLul Mo. spent ;i It a days .hi) wee* wilii the l.?iiu y ol Mr. A. 1'. 11. Na.ker. Mrs. Murp.iy al'ier pealing so toe uki.iIi? \ i.li Uer dui.giiUr, Alio, l.uulie Nicholson, iciurued to li.'t' Uoiue iti Mlaoiisij | i on MouUa y. l.uilv Cauicniie Hell, aiueli to me legict ot uer li t.o li'iouii, reiurnui to her Louie ui Miss, ou Mou day. lue lulciio.4 woi k ot tlie l'resby teri.,u chuica pull l* Wiii s.on Co Uoue iiinl llie building ready lor occu^ auec by .lie teiii'ili Sa'ibalu ol itiis muuiii. Mr. Li. S. lle.sili wbu has bteu wi h Mr. T. C. Liuueau lor a elite 1 luc lias ucctptcd a position wilu Mi. H. ii. \ iiiii^ a in ie ne wn' tie glad to see luj lrieu a beiealicr. The Uipl-si Cli 111 oil iteie is 10 begin b ser.oj ot inoe.i igs auu, o.i lue _'.i.i. i'uo mcoliugs will be eo.1 luu.ed ny ilev. 11. t'. LiucxLiot i. I'll is rem a t, us ui a luesl ex. celleut scrmuu 1 leaciiid ai ibst ciiuieii luai Suuday by Kev. Lioo.u, the j aalor, in which be l'orcioiy pi t sente J lue uuugoiiinu Lc twecu right 11 uii wrong, gioi uud e\il maiutaiimigili.it their c.uul be 11 j leliowalup between thtiu ou account ol their essential, coutmriety. Mr. John Koon. of I'uion County met a sad ami untimely fit a Suuirliy iirioriioon about i;oii o c;uc:. i lie-p inictnai-meas follows: Last Friday Mr. Koou an I Mr. Frank Ivcy ami Ins wile's tun*11 a living on Mr. Koous place, brought e lion t ) town an J soM it, after wh cli several pitreha-es were male, a stove, dry gmds and oilier things. In the evening the ptrty st ilted home 111 the wag' 1 Mr. Ivcy driving. When near Mr. l'liilip Dunn's It >u-e Mr. K ma, who was in the re ir of the u ig?n, drop| ed a Lottie out ot his pucsetand htokc it. The b >llie was being laken to 1 liienl at Mr. McKissic''. s gi.i, on the way home. Mr. Kaon seal Mr. Ivcy hick to buy another but'lo ol" wh'.-kcy lo r< p. 1 :he broken one an 1 took ti e lines to drive, 1 el ing Mr Ivey that he coa.d ove. i'\o t'ueai. Mr. Koou had not driven 1,1 re tiiau i ji* art or of a mile when the teun fi >111 - cue c.i . : rwi a way an! M 1 ivuii I'd. 1 >r.\ ir i a- ine team Went down the hilt a', the Jt... II ber.-c>i burnt place, an I his legs 1 itigi.; in lue runlllllg gear >11-1 ii,- Ileal icii agita- tin lior. >C> hind feel, lie was held in tin- | o-il 111 1KJV MUlif ll?i lllir 111 1. -I -I % I tl.C lilC'l .Hi1 i ill' i I :l it l >;., Ml. Kuuli II I ally loll .u i.-u liu.ii '.ii.- w i,; ii an I . \jiliv I in u low ::11'iii:. -. 111- K w y inuf ilato I. Mrs. Key win I. njiol i > :oi i> ih: '."runt and (jit hiMi i ill"- iiin-1 w i> Iiir j\vn vi . . j t: y t'l 'in lli. w a ? i mi Irr lie l i I cuivim; very ?eineis i . ,s K a . thought ill -y nil ro?ill: i ii il \ - wft. One case in uri in.- week iiificlela gv <1 ilo i! of a' lout i> n nil < n float "ii > !i 'Heels. Ii wa> i-ii.t Inr <iaiii'i..<"- l>r?> i^'m ly Mrs. l/iinjiloy, w ! w n| i..e I >: l! v. 1!. C. Lauijtley .igiutist Mr. I". F. i Mor. S.i e li.no ng<i Mr-. i.i.ii|! y n nu ! .i linU'e froia Mr. Foster. Jino i.viu n tin llOil-i she '"'light nil till' i."II i <i. Ili.TliWll Wile n sic a'lfiii(> <ii ii ?e out n! M Fo-tor - house i. w I ;ii ?' ilierc w is a unsuii'iersiaiiiiiiig nor ami Mr. Fo'ler n- to the cirii. Mr Fo'ler in tin I lli nixl ilint lie hi-1 roiiii I i io house i . In-.' by llie year. Mrs. I. i n, icy utnlersu i that she wua renting i?y llie mouth. llcucc ' t CLOTHING! NEff CLOTHING!! A BIG LOT AT int i rouul'e mi use. Mrs. La a. pie) proceeded (o move. Mr. Foster uuuer a misapprei vusn ii ot :he Inw and his r glits levied on ti.o goods of Mi*. Lvinplcy fir the who e years rent. Toeu Mr*. Lunipley by her At t rueys McfS Muuro & Moure brought suit lor duui'gei and the case w;n tried Friday, 'ihe jury give (he p'a nt H a verdict lor ?*y0 0oand tor cost. . ? DILI) ut Union S. 0. Oct. 1st 189o. Uamuriul Ocitoi le aged iil years 9 nn.n.lis lie >*us a sulierer with tiiat dread duv 'be eoimiinpl.uii but be lure bis uttiieti <U iviiu patience and furl tude nud w nvn death cuuie he weot to his uusecu .?o.k without a muriner ur a fear, lie leuves a uii.iliar and .sister lo inouin his death. L B. W. MAKIUKD?Ou 13th of October, by Rev. A. A. .lames, Mr. it. 11. Horn to Misa Not a Hodge ul> el Linen Co. S. ,C. Sell Brothers' Circus autl Double .Menagerie. I Scla Uiotiiet* circua will visit Union n it iucsduy Ttio show this season la the argest travelling. Twelve leuta are re* paired io coutaiu ilie var.oua parts of tbis .-am mot h exhibition. Sella brothers are vetcruu showmen uiul know what the peo pie wunt. For neariy a piurior ul a century I a ?ve they cute red to the people of America ..u.t /vuaiiulia. Ihcir uiui ia to excel in pre sc.1.111^5 to lUe puOiic an exiilbiliuti c.ean n d ins motive. and u better ilian others viler. A giuuU tree stieei parade will take p cc at lO o'clock ou tlie uioruiug of the cxuibil'oii, aud .t will give our vinzeua au 1 11 poi'i uuiiy t o witness a gigantic jagcuut u icr wiucn two pellorojuucea will be given u.ieroc n at - and evening at i>; doors opeu i iie hour earlier. Seating capacity, 12,000. i'o tive.y ih.' only gicut show (hat will vi it nerc mis so'Soli. :K./~v t q-err TF I FCHONE No. 1 4 ? - ^nTE W" EHE3XI ami CHiiAPlu CASH FANuY AN LI FAMILY G RUCLKIE8 J 'A- AvO^-fci'iS ; .. Ai.UEST ASSORTMENT IN' TOWN. l'O LI. ii A iTENliON A ?n i? oL ICK SEKY ICE. The bijrgc'l !' t uud most con p'.e'e line ivi." t.tauglu io Union. Fttt trs Or Tiii. Se.\*o>'. SUPPLIES FLOt It. MEAT. SUIAH, COFFEE anil all kinds of CA X N E D GOODS, ami olhet supplies tor the homo. FULL LINE OF CICARS AND TOBACCOl?&? GROCERIES DELIVERED FREE <?? IN TOWN. Give us u trial and 3011 will c^iuc again. JOHN LT. HOSE. 1 do not claim to have found a Pan teen tor every mortal ill, if 1 did, jou possibly would not believe roe, but, what is just ns we'd, so f r us you are concerned. J have t Novel* failing Ilonictly lor that complaint of youi>. lie sure you call ami Imjuin A but:! It I' erli'ijvi your e\c- are begin-- 1 mug lo f..il, or wagg.e, ibc .s:g!.l is natually weak or defective. it so, let uic fit you uj with a pa r of glasses. I guarantee to suit you, w interer kiti<l you may require or ticsite. A comj lete and well .-.ssorted line of toilet Articles, Stationery, Lamp lloouand San It ios including any nnd everything usui :y t uad in the vv II cquippe t nioden Drugstore a'wtys on ban 5. l'dito and courteous a teuti.-n lor all. To be convinced of alt ilieso Uois, give lis a call. II I'. l'osey, I'.y-iur.n and Druggist < tpp. Unin Hotel, L'r.iouS. C. N. 11. l'i esc rip ion Wt.ik a specialty. Dissolution of Partnership Tlie partner hip lierc'of>re existing between L. Hunter ant L. (1. Voting untltr itie firm name tf ^ >ung ?v tliintc.' ...is tiii.- (1 iy L in disolve I t>y niti'ttal con-en' All acc uiats due the titni inu>' be (aid to L. (1. Young who also assiruts tnc liabilities. j . Union S. C. <>-t Aiii IK'o. .1. i:. Hunter 1.. tj. Young. Having L nigbt ilie i.Merest of Mr. C [ i.inur n the firm of Young \ Hunter. : i i w .! 1 cont'imo ttie business at the Mine pl ic I >1. 1 a-k the c ntiMied pa1 ron >ge of the Coin jiuuity lo'lt l r the s'orc and stable lte>p< etfully It: \ i.ntirr Notice To Bridge Builders. jr l>c at tin* < '1 Nil'!".' Mill plate :: J| .< y i w its! ,i i ' ?i t-- v, i In* > I ii i f NiiVi ir r ls''">al 1 iitl-ck. A M : it tin | ,iv . h;:(i.i? to i n" i >\vi>si 11;.- ' n tiio l>. I'k-i ic mi r.n;: li Imill | III ill.! pll i' i lit' -.K'l-' --Mil i'. or w. 1 i .-I'll i' "l ; < ;?ivc > n 1 mi l >.. Clilly 11 . i 'l 1 * l flit;.! J. I'll 11 III IKC of 111 I i") iil'.ICl. i. 1'. 1 i. : ' i i.niy .vij 'TV,r. FlNAL DISOHA^Gt*:. I \ i ' i . ..i i ol *ivcii ' I- i'r>> vii , , u ecu i- ili I' t i . .Mi . A. 11. 1 i ii.'ci mi'.' 1 !i 1 'i i i .1 'ii M ' . ,*i T Jill/c' ot i!0. ill I I i" ill'' ' * iiiiii v el l iui'ii, f r ? tin i! i -ell ir"c a j 1 mtii or ! i . - ii ! i ii.it the iH !i day 11 N \ . i .1 i A !'. 18'J'i, bf fl*? I fii?" I ii;, ! I :'i-ii i an 4 ? liii.ii frc! I Ioiiic i;t .. ill I. A.m>'. M '..ii I ... i' i .. 'i( lg? I.'i . ill ( "nUly . ' I 1.?' iTy i - a J as villi A. II. I;'s'll.i. ( o 1 ... ri'UVi ^ JI j ni 111 f"i 11 s.i'.liT it o a c 1111.1 j i iCi . i .ii ,i price | ;ii ; - iM u t !>c lower. s ii 111| v ' (i i m.m )? :ir< i' ..nil ^ 'i-ut'i j :',i Clialnuin'i History of South Carolina^ I i* j c t.t ii to, y I UNION'S BIO ) * CLOTHING STORE, ?=?=THE SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY. All WooK Kersey Suits $5.00 " Cttssiniere $5.00 Cheviots, Blacks, Blues, Browns and Greys $8.50 BIGGEST LOT OF #10.00 SUITS THAT EVER HIT THE TOWNCHILDREN'S SfDlTS 75 cents and upwards. KNEE PANTS 15 cents and upwards. SEE OUR CHILDREN'S SUITS two pair of pants to each suit. GENTS FINE CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. i HATS CAPS & ETC.! 1 SMITH CLOTHING I COMPANY1 ) I IJha) rios X5. Smitli ! MANAGER. Chain Gang Ordinance. ), Be it ofrlaioed by the Mayor and Aldermen of Union 8. C. in council assembled and by Mthority of the same.' Sec 1 Thet from and after the passage of this ordinance any person convicted before the oouncil shall be fined so many dollars [as the ordinance under which they are being tried may specify] and instead of no many days in jail it shall be optional to seoleuce to so many days in city Chain Clang is granted by the iasv Legislation underact 420 seo 23 to work within the corporate limits of town. Seo. 2 That the Chief of Tolice shall provide the accessary guards and appliances for enforcing this ordinance. Seo. 3 That after the days work is finished the priaouer shall be confined in the County jail for safe keeping. Done and ratified under the hand of the Mayor aud seal of the Council this Oct. 3 1800. J. A, Faut, Mayor. | Attest [L. 8 ] L. O. Young, C'k- and Trees. State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By Juson M. Greer, E.-q , Probate Judge. WHEREAS, W. I. i'a uter has made suit ?ome to grant him Letters of Aaministra'ion .a the Estate of and efiVcts of Bu'us Painter deceased. THESE are, therefore, to ci'o and admon. ish all nud singular the kiudrcd aud crei ilors of the said Bilus Painter, d-ccase l, tlial they be and appear, before in?, iu ttie Court of Probate, to be iieid at Ln.au C. 11. South t'aro'ina, on the -oth dsy of Ociober, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forecoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not bo grauted. G.veu under ny hand aud soil t hi a 10th day of October, Anne Domini, 18'Jo. Jason M. Greer, Judgo Probate. Published on lie llih day of October, 1603, in the Uuion Times. NOTICE. . $5.00 Reward For Any Man, wl.o has a more complete line of Shoes or will sell tlicm cheaper thin we do. A new shipment from Drew Selby & Co. just in. HOT SHOTS!! All wool red twill Flannel 12J cts. 8 oz. Wool Filling Jeans 18c. 36 in double width nil wool filling dress goods 20cts. Standard Prints Gc. We want our friends to know that we have lots tf New Jute Sugar sack bagging on bund and must sell it. You Know What That Means. The Smith Shoes arc world beaters. We are selling 20 lbs sugar for ?1.00. Blankets ?1.00 per p-i.r large size* Our Motto 1st. tiood tioods. 2nd. Sell a heap sell cli?v<p and keep eternally at it. We will sell you The Lowery, The Piedmont.. Tennessee, and Oul Hickory, cheaper than anyoody. THE J. J. LITTLEJOHN CO. JONESV1 LLE, S. C. N. B. Wc have large tiaa of cheap and medium priced suits nob SI0 Dollars down J uml will tnke yvttr order ik uu guuimiicv ? H<- I Olll C I ? > 10 pel" suit. We fit lon:j men short mcD, 1st men, loan men and Ministers. C THE ' UNION BEAU ESTATE \ AGENCY, | have for sale t 7 A "WELL FINISHED ANI) ^ * Commodious Dwelling f\ J i on Church Street. Also : a nice Cottage on Main i a n v Street. -T & \ For Kent. f 'Several Stores and Dwell- \ ? ings j } Apply to j P. M. COHEN i ONLY S10 00 will nny ix SEWINa MACHINE | 'Voiii tlit* only deukr in :i genera! line of | SEWING MACHINES, FJJ- 1 A.JsrO"S, OUCrA^y AMD CLOXS j al UNION, s (..?S. M. KICK, Jr., E. u. I have only a few viO.(X> Iacliinej on | >. unl now. fine quich. But I Loop.con- j antl" o? hand the v.-rv be< M.VHlNiiS, uiiiof of which is! the f'nndar-J," which 3 ! "Till: nation's i'uilm: flMk Hfffll M4Ub *nJ Oipl 'v.- ViiM'l Fair. f?u ho run m'.i. a So. SO thrmd. 1 ' ill infi.il m .010 andiS* Mrbed rnrht ?' i'. wki!? rdunn.4 n logins is;?. Terms lo and hard tirn s. s. M. RICK .Ir, K. UAre you rc-idy for ui? "low* V.'e moan j A. 11. poster a Co's show of prtlly winter i goods al low prices. She Said," She Did. 1 was-? A baggy full of green star cover* for ANOTHER trip, to "The Old She reads our ads. She does'lit hour," but grasps the situation i This week you will find son ]~BU LLETIN All wool extra wide Ladies Clotl Ladies filorin. Sillr TJml^rr.lloo r., w. -?? iiiwiVUU IJj 1 CI Silk Waist Patterns, 0 yard lenj Ladies Wool Cheviot Jackets in 1 Black, neatly finished, stylish fit Ladies Merino Union Suits, 2 ga Ladies Heavy Winter Undervest Wool SacKings, double width, lie Standard Calico, Fancy and Mou Di 'ess Suitings, Beautiful designs Fancy Outings, Splendid quality Winter Hats already trimmed White Flannel value 25 cents fo Extra heavy wool Kersey forboj The Best 25 cent Ladies Fast Bh Ladies All Wool Black Hose unu The Strongest aud J{andsomes Neckwear in the New Shades ai A Beautiful figure is bette^ |th The ''Fcatherbone" corset giv< Try One, the price is One Doll You never saw anything to mo naming on First Class \yinter "THE OLD ! A. H. FOST TELF.PHOI THELARC OX SHOES, CLOTH HA1 I TV EJTV ALWAYS SOMETHING N NO TROUBLE T GOO DROP IN TO SEE 1 Your THE CAN NEXT DOOR TO 5\A W. T. E ON JE If you remember correctly eigl; ill id sold 7 ounce all wool li'ledjea] been sold tor d31 cents and upu foremost in reducing the price a all wool tilling jeans at c?n too much can then sell for less n profit. Call On Me A short ei op demands shot' the rise. I challenge comparison the sole Agent of the world hum Union, The Drew /'el!.., & Go's Indies line lets to much about as (hoy r.i Unbleached shirting gone up a good shifting at 4 cents. In line white dress shirts 1 h world heatev at 1!' corns -My stock oi clothing is (he adi the pretiest and in price the hnvc 1 n dress goods 1 call especial i wide flannel at 2o cents. No hlow:ng hut hard facts. G W. T. 'I Will!" rhe result ! a E t i 2d bundles aud money left Reliable" j wait until the "eleventh und picks up the falling fruit le interesting numbers on our "boardT < li for napes, Black and Colors 65c mcy knot handle $1.00 i^tlis $1.99 Brown, Navy and ) . A ''Bonanza" at J $3#00 rments in one $1.19 ;s 25c w shades 15c truing styles 4c t 10c 5c 25c r 18c j /a rough and tumble pants 25o ick Hose ever offered. isnal at 15c j t line of Gents id Shapes for 25c an beautiful lace. 38 comfort and a pretty figure* lar. itch the present prices we are P J - V.IUUUS. t RELIABLE" ER & CO. v az No, :ir. ?? JEST? ?STOCK !| 7^ * 1 "S [ING, TS And CAPS ION. EW TO SHOW You. 0 SHOW OUR D S. OS. s For Trade, NON CO. lIIR & THOMSON. IEATY A.NS . it years ago I broke the record ns at 2-3 cents that has always rard. I have ever since been lid am to d: y selling 7 ouncv its It'my customers think b loney and make a handsome For Jeans. profit, j^hoes bought before /? ? ? i n price ?in?l qmlUy. 1 am ed \V. L. Dougla s shoe in dioes which I handle, its us. re know non land and sea. >.j} per cent, hut 1 slill se.i ivc t he "talk of the day," a ni rat ion of every eye. In styij 'S{. itteution to an all wool yard omctosce me, BEATY \