The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 18, 1895, Image 8
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Notico of Application
to Legislature.
State of South Corolinn.
N'otitc i? hereby given that the undersigned
citi?etis residing in Spartanburg,
Union ami Voi k Coutities, of the Stale oi
South Caroluin, will, at the cusuing Session
of the tjeurral Assembly of Swutli Curoliun,
apply lo tlie sunt lieueral Assembly
ofSouth Carolina lo cut ami incorporate a
tew County iu this State out of | at is til
sutd Spartanburg, Cinouund \ <>rk Counties,
the County Seal thereof to le al tiaffney
City, S'ou'h Caroln a, ami the proposed
boundaries of said County be as follows?
beginning at lite fork of broad and I'ac
olet bivers it Union County and tunning up
l'acolct biver to or near a point on said
River, formerly known as brown's MiUs,
about otto and a half miles above I'aco'vt
Mills, on raid Itivcr: thence in a North
Western'y direction ami cast of the town of
Cow pens, abut one mi c. a stiuight line t<>
the North Carolina line at or i:o?r State Lnc
Post <Ulice; thence v vh the Noith t uroluia
Line List to broad River, at or near Sur-..It'u
l.'..ni' UM l',ii:ni.rlv kmiWII' thence
...HO . J _
with said North Carolina Mine to Kailroud I
formerly tailed "C C C s; thence in a South
Masterly d.rectiou to the mouth of Kings
Creek in Voik Comity; thence down liroad
Ktver 'o the begiuuiug, the Cork of Mtoud
and Pucolti Ktver, including the following
Ti w nships.
Llrayiiu>ville and Cowdesville in I'nioti
Citiiity, the gteitir part of While Plains
Town-It. >, lieirlyall ul I.Milestone Townslii|
and a mii ill par of Cherokee Towuslup i*>
Spartanburg f uii'y ant the Western ? ?11
ni t hernkee Ikiwnslnp in Vork Canity. in.
eluding the town ot Ulucksburg in ^ erk
County, making the middle of said Hirers
>. the line whvro they touch ucw County; but
k< failing in tue above described proposed
County litre, llitu we hereby give notice an I
apply ft saiJ County to he incorporated
out of r?II the territory above described, ? r
cept that put ly ing in \?rk County, thus
making the middle ot Ureal Ktver I tie Mast
cm line of said proposed County,
At i.e.-1 8, 1
K. 8. l.ip.-c tab, ? illi.ey, spot tauburg Co. S.
C.
T. Davenport tiill'm-v. Spart.'.nliurg Co, S" C
W. C. A. W ood, Cr.t*-y Potid, Spartanburg
Co. 8. C.
K. M. .lolly, tir >sy l'oud, Spartanburg C .
S. C; K. P. Scruggs, I /.ell s Spartanburg
Co. 8. t '; J. c. McCiaw, State Line, Spartanburg
Co. 8- C: A ll'.riis. Algoo l, Spartanburg
to. 8. C: I. I). .(cileries 8r. Asbliry
Lit ion Co 8. C: t'hrs. A. J cileries M. L>.
Home, I ttioit t'o, 8. C .Ian es T. Moorheud, i
Gowdcsvil.e. Cuioii Co. 8. t'. J. A. 11 antes,
Uowdesville. I tiicn i8 t; A. P. K end rick
Sunny St ic, LniunCo. s. t . t". W. Whis.
otiaut. Wilk n.-kiilc, Union Co. 8. C: J. L.
Si rain, Mtia Jntto, Union t'o. 8. t ; 1,. P
ISotiucr, . oclicr, 8. itiauburg Co. 8. C.
HJt.
Ttr i . m i r:
wiiars tub seose
Of pacing agents a profit of
15 to 25 Dollars
011 a bowing Machine,
simply because you can buy
it on a credit, when you can
~~ us
$19.50
CASH
(AND nu:in111 ruo.M TIII: factouv)
AN" O Q"W-ISr A.
DEMUREST.
About LOU now in the homes
in Union County. What more
do you want than a live
year guarantee on a ma- i
chine at factory price?
A. H. FOSTER & CO.
NOTICE.
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money returned t-. von.
is not that tan :
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anil Drug^i^t, Opposite Union Hotel,
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AND EVENING
MAGNIFICIENT
3 1?1NG CIRCUS, IN ALL ITS
DA///.LINO SPLENDOR.
Astounding. Bewilderingand Inexplicable Mete
{ rises. A Dozen of Startling Acts at One Time
*;een. *?ec the Exciting Hippodrome Races ;
Day Sports. 1000 Wonderful, Startling and
Sights.
An Army of European and American Artists.
The Giant Show of the
UNDER the I.ARGEST TEXTS EVER CO NS
ED, THE GRANDEST Z00L0G1 CM
COLLECTION IN THE WORLD.
Presenting lor the Eirst Time in this Country tl:
and most expensive
Exhibit Of Wild Beasl
>' owing none than the Rarest Animils in Ciftivity, an
are tlie only Giant llcng.il rigors. A l'air of Full G ro'
llippu|io':>iii'. Flock of American Ostriches. I;
t?eils and Sc? Liens.
In Addition To These Particular Features
I Comin,
4 - SPEC
1000
Sit Tin1 liraiul Free Si reel Parade '
Then decide whether o.v not you want to \isit
$3,500,000
" hdls I?r<are truly the pioneer showmen of
i ,-iots oii'l tents, renting ii" privileges. Five froi
_'ll lleles s mil/l ie. N I > r V:l 'er I f lull iM'nw i Ii i |> .< "V .?
1 ^ ^ V I ^
j <:u>c-s, lilty ca^t.' inciiii^crics, ll'Mnui 11 ipp<nIr?>:ul- r;
T~ZT*> ]> K u i ^ - (iiU-VNl) i;T.v<r
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? fxcF. \vooowAr;5
inp$9mia9
up-?*! li iMkr-^.;;'^0^% ~>? vMBs^f^
III
I
Biggest and Grandest I
3 History of Union. Ti
?The Largest Show Ever Exhibite
idest and Most Stupendous Tent
all Combined Circus Seasons* Fir
rgest, Oldest, Richest and Most Co
ATtH
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NORMOUSI
,0W OF 1
UNION,
LERjMUON Qp'
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There Are 30 MAMMOTH EMBLAZONED I
than Double as many as any other Ci
g* In All Its Over-sh
iI A L R A ILV
People.
vera iniIt* in length, at 10 A, M. Tuesday, October 2
\ ans. Etc. Glittering Avalanche of I'riuccly Spleiidfj
THE WORLD'S ]
A C T U A L L Y I N V K S T E I>
ITS GRANDE
America, and promoters of all up-to-date amusement i
n inv and all obiectional features: no games ol chance
ctlyas advertised; coining on their own special trains o
ices, elevated theatre .stages, Australian. Arabian earn
^ Tv/n ooniplcte purloi nuuu
0110 hour earlier. Sea
^ 11'.000. .?>C gentlemanly
tickets in ndvan
Union Ilott
Admission to all co
Children tinder '.) yean
/
4
loliday Ever Know
uesday, Oct. 22nd.
d in the South. Earth's Grea
ed Exhibition- The Premii
st Visit to Union in 10 Yea:
mplete Arena and Zoologica
J N IT E D
FH? Wi
S.C.
TOBER
more lie>rses, 111 or<
i^> tvt?*
rxc L?A!HKe VMl *<? FEfttlE Fi!5EF-f 111
Au suoti SIFARSf
S&SETSS&a
[DENS Filled With Remarkable Wild Be
reus In America carries
ado wing' Vastnes
V A Y T R A I
iznn u - ^?A D,
JUU MUI5C5 ni!U Tl
2nd. Fifty ca^es of Hare Wild Animals. M:
>r. Great Hands of Music: Absolutely tlio M
BIGGEST SHO'
T 0 PEIi P E T U A T E
; U R .
ideas, the absolute and sole owners of all the st
: no humbugs, which so frequently accompany
if railway c u\s, 12 mammotii tents, 1000 pcoph
van, and dm't miss seeing the spectacular strccl
UT"T lTinr^iG^iiiTT'n o A d A T
rtnni'U .
inbincd
i hall price.
r"v ; ' 0lfK?&',: '
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1 Display in the WorldnranMi
ftfIT ?\
tfmmj
22nd.
y way except in price of admission.
;er menagerie, more trained animals.
3 artists, more novelties. A greater
nd bcttei than ever seen in this Country
D ALL COMPARISON
Biggest and Best
V ON EARTH.
ii mo tli
~W aterprool'Teuts.
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ast |?Treasures, which are'moro
ss On
i n s - 4
jnies
tgnificcnt tableaux, Chariots, Wagons,
lost Gigantic Pageant Ever Witiicsscl.
ws
$3,500,000
ock, railroad cars, animals, cage*, cha
circuses for the purpose of fleecing a
oOO horses and ponies, three ring cir?
t pageant at 10 A. M. on exhibition day
It E J> U CED K A T KS .
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