The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 22, 1895, Image 8
SHOES!
NMMHtlNtlNM
zi^LDon't buy yoi
seeing my
Children's and Women's
Men's and boy's Shoes, 85
A fall li
<C^LNEWD Y
prices below
Job Lot ol Joans gone to* a
Price my Flour, Bacon
LOT OF 2 1-4 LBL.
CHE
L. G.
AT YOUNG & I
SALESMEN, ?--x
David Betsill of Cross Keys.
Minter Turner of Wbitmire.
How Tol'rovcnt Cronp
SOME READING THAT WII.L TROVE INTER*
ESTIN8TO TOfSO MOTHERS.
HOW TO CTAKn AO A INST
THE PflEASE.
Croup is a terror to young mothers ami
to post them ooncsruiug the cause, fireteymptornsand
treatment is the object of this item.
The origin of croup is a common Cold. Children
who are subject to it take cold very
easily and croup is almost sure to follow.
The first symptom is hoarseness; this is soon
followed by a peculiar rough congh, which
is easily recognized and wilt never be forgotten
by one who hss heard it. The time to
act is when the child first becomes hoarse.
If Chamberlain's Cough remedy is freely
given all tendenoy to croup will ?-oon disap- I
pear. Even after the croupy congh has de- |
veloped it will prevent the attack. There
is no danger in giving this remedy for it
contains nothing injurious. For sale by
B. F. Fosey.
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby forbidden to hunt
or trespass by day or night on any of
the lands belonging to the undersigned or
any or either of them, situate iu Bogeusville
tewnship, Union Co., S. C., under the penalty
of the law.
Snuford Wilbnrn,
11. C. Lawson, Sr.,
(iordon Williams,
Ja?per Wilburu.
Mch 1? %.
ADMINISTRTOR S SALE.
By virtue of an order of the Probate Court
the undersigned will utior lor sale at the
late residence ?t* Felix t?. Wkitljck. dec d.
abont 7 miles East of Union, on Dec. 3rd
18'Jfc, Sale to commence at 10 do A. MThe
following personal property to wit.
Seventeen (17) head of horses and niu'es
Sixteen (lGj bead of cattle. Thirty >ix (db)
head of hogs. One Six horse 'lv/.er Fngiiie.
One Cotton gm and Condenser. One Corn
mill. Oue Disk Harrow. One Cotton press.
Two Sulky lhows- Oue Reaper. tine Mower".
Oue Horse Hake, Lot offarmiiig implements.
Household aud Kitchen furniture.
Corn, Fodder, and Cotton seed,
Terms of sale ? CASH.
Union, ?S. C. Win. A. Nicholson.
Nov. Cih, 18'J6. Admr. list. F.ti. Wintlock.
ll-?-4i
APPLIOATION FOR
HOMESTEAD.
Notice ie hereby given that Mrs. Mary
Whitlock, widow of Felix 0. Whitlock, deceased.
and (jeo. W. Whitlock. s n of the said
Mary Whitloek, anhthe fai l I'd x (i. U hitlack,
deceased, have filed their j mim 11 hefore
me to have a homestead m--.ij.mie 1 and
et off for the benefit of Hie said Moy H hitlock
and tieo. V . \Nluil ok. from the real
and persona! property i f tlie -r.it Felix (J.
Whitloek, deceased.
Notice is furtlicr given that the slid petition
will come up for a hearing before me
on thuftUth day of November liyj?">. at 11 o'elock
A. M.
C If. Peake.
Nov 4?4t. Ma?ter Luion Counly.
Mortgage Sale.
By virfuo of a power contained in a
mortgage given by -'as. H. l'arr to R. ,v A.
Pearson January 7th I.VU, and recorded in j
the oftico of the Register of Mesne Con* J
veynnoe for the County of Cnion in Book M.
No. 12 l'age o>, and assigned by the ?nid
K. S. A. Pearson to me. 1 wi'l soli before
the Court House door withia the legal hi
ef sale on salesday, L?ec. 2nd 1 VJo: all that
right, title and luterest i.f e said ,1a-. 11, t
Parr ia and to a ceruutt tiaciof land do
scribed in the above-mentioned mortgage a* j
follows to.wit.
"All thi. certain tract of tai. 1 lying atid i
being eituated tit nion Township Luion [
County, t^outh Carolina. utaitung one !
hundred and eighteen 11* sad <1 loo I
acres, bounded by lands i f R f. A. I'car* ,
eon, Beck nail and 11. L. t?c. . it b nig the i
tract of land conveyed to me pi. ll. Purr) i
byK.S. A .Pearson by deed of Conveyance I
bearing even date wuli llit ?e prcrcDt-." I
Terms of sale?Cosh. (
A. ii. iostkk,
Assignee. I
Everything needed in the School t'.oom j
can b? found ?t SMITH & MCnoLSON 8. I
SHOES!
ip Shoes before
pmrps _ x ;
Shoes, 35 to OS cents,
cents to$l. 12 and up.
ne of
GOODS
anyone else.
y under the local market.
Sugar and Codec.
jute bagging
:ap
YOUNG
iunteit'3 old stand.
I .v wr m c
V ? J.JL.
DEiil
STAPLE : ^
FANCY : ????,
ANYTHING, IN FA
HEAVY OR FAN
PLANTATJ
WAS8NS
W U C5
W B I I
"another
Of those Ca pes and {
Prices lower than ever.
Wraps t roii i 11EA1)(> i
timl the latest
prices, iciu
we are i
pie tl
you
are lo
ing Tor.
Goods in 1
Goods, Flanne
linery etc. arrivin
the fiaps made in on
eedented sales Bear in
Kerseys Cassimers and Clo;
'spection and comparison a\ i
IVE DEFY (
j j. w. m c
J
I i
Notice! Notice^
All per-* ni nre hor> hy f irhi.Mcn t.> j
ireipniM, orpccinlv k^y p< r:.ii ?iu;? limii
jt ?c? i > trepan 02 iil.c 1 .?.<! ? he' -ntfinr
to (he uiitlor-*i?iic I <r any ?>r either < I
hem. Sim.tfl in I' ne.n-r vi. i 'i iw l??r-.
*i!!o Tow n.-hi pi I'uitiii -'ouiii/, S. C. mi.-'
(or llie penalty of tiio If".
Smith tVoo-l, J. A < lir.inhor*. J. T
"earner. J K. .Meng, W N tinnier, 8. ' i
.1. Howell i\r K-Tmu K. F. Ilowvil.
I
. NOTICE.
All persons are hereoy forhi.Mon (o hunt
ir tres| a-s or allow the r ft <ck i?. iro | a>n
the K?t-?to of Cherry Ah Humphries in
Jnion Town-h p nri'Jer penalty t i the It!'
extent cf tie law.
J, Currle Humphries.
\
A. G. FLOYD
DEALKH IIV
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
LAKUEST STOCK IN THE
COUNTY. i
FOR 1
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
CLOTHING,
UNDERWEAR,
SEE US.
We Always have Bargains.
The largest stock of IIeav*
and Fancy Groceries, bought a.
the lowest market price.
In these we lead
all in quality
and
price.
low price seekers, come and see
us, we can sell to you, and please
you.
A. G. FLOYD. J.Q.WRAY,
Mgr.
Good alvioc: Neve>- leave home on a jour
ney without fx hyltie of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale
by II. F. l'osey.
The xvi'c of .Mr. Leonard Wells, cf East
liriuitieid, Muss..had been sutferiog from
neuralgia for two day, not being able t'
<>iee|> orbarlly keep still, when Mr. Iloldeu,
the me. chum there sotit her a bottle of Chant
berlain's Fain Faitn, and neked that she
g'we it a thorough trial. On meeting Mr.
Wei's the next day he was told that she was
all rignt, the jmin had left her witliia two
notirs, and that the bottle of Fain bairn xvas
w >rtli if it could not be bad for les.For
eaie at f?0 cents per bottle by D. F. 1\.
sey.
ARTOR,
,ER 11ST
U-1f
*
meal, flour, coffee,
1 -.i -
iaru, ei_c.
pickles, Armour's
I meat? etc.
OT, YOU NEED IN
TOY GROCERIES.
ON
RDWARE
am agent for the OWENSBORO
A(?(>X and will order you any
nd of wagon you want 011 short
?tiee cheaper than anv other dealer.
ARTOR.
I BIG LOT
J'oa ksjust received.
it yuu want to buy your
L' AKTEHS wlioro you
t \ les ami lowest
ember that
he poo
lilt
i
okNow
<li<s Dross
Is, Outing Miliir
weekly to till up
r 1 ar?re storks by unpremil)?1
that our stock of Jeans,
ik. (mods are open for intii
tlioso of our competitors.
COMPETITION.
icspectfuilv,
;lure,
Atft.
C"1 I XT J\. T1 I O N*. ?
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
It ! \ 'ii M. (ircov, INq., I'rabite J iJ/o.
!I!!!!!\S, .1 iTni'n 0. i;ico hii* mmlo suit
to : if to grunt Iiiiu !#<:(ter.-? of .Vr : ni.?r'r:?f:on
< i tli-' IN Cite iiihI uroolH of Mrs. i'itunic H.
I'l'i i* I' i?'i 1.
TU i'.^I li uro irr. f'ic. to cilf nn l n lnnni-li
r, n't *;.'>? :ir tin* u 1 n lr*"*)! t'.il creditors
f I i; : ai i JIW. FnUIliO II. Ilicc, dO((IU((li
! , it liny found n|?pr:?-. bcfoir i ic. i the
I ,:srt t-i I'ridntC, to >??" lll'l I Ht IJII1'<11 C.
It S i :th l'irolira, on the Uliih day id Novc
!> r. alt* r j ntdicati>n I tore of, at 1 I
o < ' ia lac 1' feti>mi, to fio w cnu*?, if
a v tiny iiavo, why I lie sni I A lininis: ration
t.! in 1 not I e grantc I.
(iivun tin let my hand an 1 soal this l?th
day t i' November, Anno Domini, l.Sli.l.
JASON AI. GKKKil,
J it lye Probate.
Paid he) on the loth u.iy ol'No?, 1S15,
in the InionTiuks,
We Are
OUR FALL {
GO M P
For the past two months wo hi
very latest Novelties as they
IMMENSE DRV
No such collection in U
The days of oppression have va
brighter than they have been
State is more abreast ol
Iler growth and importance
mm | is part and parcel of it.
UllVliLJlJ js unto cbito. lloro von
~ "Co
'lie busy season has commenced, tl
be busier. Because we have the
Notions, Shoes, Hats and Trun
them for less money than w<
is saying a heap 1
We extend a eoldial invitation
;ive us a call.
THE PURCE
S.S.
I a
oil you anything you need in
DRY GOO
?a:
G
New goods coming ii
TOR THE NEXT THIRD' I
A spocail drive ire
S]
s. s. s
sSaifi
STAPLE A
GRO
HAVE MO\
DR, R A A
5"^5 S ? S
DU1I
MAIN Bj
LOOK
V
THEIR AD. 1
CANDIDATES
FOR TIN;
DRUG THADB,
I OF UNION COUNTf, AND Till
? IS TIIHIll?
PLATFOHM
1 Pure Drugr..
2 Lowest Prices consistent with I
j quality of our good''.
j 3 Accuracy and Competency in co:
i pounding Prescriptions.
; 4 we carry tiio iaru;ot line of P.itei
' Medicines in tlie county,
i 5 ')ur stick of AT i -i ji'-j, Cheuiira!
' anil Plnr.naeeulsce! immerse, - *i<
h pui cI'.ih : I from iho largest iiituu
I f'acturin^ ani icipviiin^ boasts in th
couutrv.
I
i G Wo carry a full s'eok of the bos
! Paiota, Otis, Putty, Whitewash an
l'aint lJrunbcs.
7 We carry the fmci't line of Spectacle
and Eye ll!as?e.i in the county.
UNION DKUOCO.
I i i ii yuagaBM
Ready!
3TOCK NOW
LBTB.
ive been gathering togethor the
make their appearance, iu our
COOOS PALACE. (
niou in any one establiseraent.
nished, anil the prospccta are ^
i since 1891. No town in the
r the times than Union,
is watched by the entire State,
His combination St? ro piIRPpT I
will lind every Department * U1*vIjLL
mpletc.
mt means we are busy, But anxious to
largest and best stock of Dry Goods
ks in Union, and wo are selliag
3 ever have done before. That
>ut it's so all the same. y
to everybody in Union County to
Respectfully, J
1,1^ CASH OO.
-r iii in wmmm?mms=rn
SMITH. I
-STORE 5
-GOODS ?
-PRICES. :
n
V
... l X.. _i. 1 1 x?
ill iivre iu ttuu prfpwicu iu
DS
ROCERIES.
11 all the time.
DAYS I
SOHIOEI ,
aoES.
MITH.
'] & SOX,
lvrn t?A ivtpvI;
.X1LJl_y X' X |l
CERS
^ED TO THE
VLS
.DING
sr
THEET
: OUT
or?
NEXT WEEK.
OXLY $10 00
will luij *
SEWING MACHINE ;
S from the on y dealer :ii u general line of
SE"WTlTa- J-TWCI-rilsrHJS, 1?IAIIOS,
0K.O-A.i~TS .A-ITU OLOKS
IK UNION, S. 0.?s. M. KICK, Jr., E. U. I
I have '<n'y ? few $10.00 Macliinon on '
S1 hnnd now. (' mo quick. JSiit I keep con- 1
s a .ily on liirnl ilio very bc?t MACHINES, *
chief of which ia (he "Standard," which .? !
jj THE NATION'S PRIDE ' J
T 1 i?r*r-: a'M SitlniM * . i F*:r lj
i fct r:n * 'f > SO tvtail, and ?a if/ant un i'.?*p undit ^
vt.*'>ta ngul at it, rVla nuinwij v. noiaioa "
Terms to su t lianl times.
S M. KICK Jr., K U. u
l;
[. j"N
RtGHT NOW
is
TIIE TROPER TIME TO
PAINT YOUR HOUSE.
>ON'T PUT IT OFF ANOTHER
DAY, BUT CALL AND GET
30L0R CARD
lND QUANTITY KSTIMATB AT OKCH
DELAYS ARB EXPENSIVE
IN CASES OF ACTUAL
NECESSITY.
WE SELL
LUCAS' BEST
READY MIXED PAINTS,
HIITE LEAD AX? LINSEED
OIL
k. H. FOSTER Ac CO
NOTICE.
fint eduction of bill to form a new Count J
oin portions Spartauburg, Union, Laurens
it I Greenville Counties.
We will ask the Legislature At it's next
jssiuu to Wy oil a new County to be known
i F.t or? c Comity with Woouruff as it's Counf
st ?t, and tlie fdlowing boumlrios, Beiuu'ng
at or near Pel ham Factory and rttning
tlience to tne Union lino at or near
'est Springs: Thence to Enoreo Hirer to
point at or near where the Township lino
e'ween .'neks and SculHotown Townships
rikos said rivor tlienco up said riror to
hero Buckhcad Creek empties into said
iver: Thence up said Creek to Ploasart
louud: Thcaco to npoint on the Qroanvilla
no one mite east of Fountain Inn: Thenes
straight lino to beginning corner.
(Signed) J. B. Ki'gora,
* L. la Poarson,
L. C. Wofford,
8. V. Biookman;
W. 8. Gray.
S. M. Pi'grum,
Com. for Petitionera.
Aug. 2Sth 1893.
hat's Tie Sensa
Of paying agents a profit of
15 to 25 Dollars
: if i
uu a oewmg luacnine,
simpl}" because you can buy
t on a credit, when you oan
tjb
$19.50
CASH
(AND FREIGHT FROM THE FACTORY)
A.N1D OWN -A.
DEMOiiESTr
\bout 150 now in the homee
11 Union o unty. What more
do you want than a five
year guarantee on a machine
at factory price?
1. H. FOSTER 4 CO.
Notice of Application
to Legislature.
l'i e of South Corolina.
Notice is hereby given thai the nnderigi
el citizens residing in Spartanburg,
'h m an I York Counties, of the State of
Sit.th Car dinn, wilt, at the ensuing 8esjioo
of (tie General Assembly of South Cartlii
ft, apply to the eanl General Assecnby
of outh Carolina to cut and incorporate .
new County in this State out of parts of
in: I Spartanburg, Union and York Countigi,
.be County Scat thereof to bs at Gaffney
Ci'v, South Carolina, and the propose*!
boundaries of said County be an follows?
jicginniugat the fork of Broad and I'?c
o'c: Livers in Union County and running up
Unsold llivcr to or near a point on ?al?l
Ui-er, formerly known as Brown's Mills,
abt.ul 0:10 and a half tniles above Pucolc*
Mi , 011 said l'.iver; thence in a North
'.V. sternly direction and east of the town of
Cowpons, about one uiile, a straight line to
the North Carolina lino at or near State L/n?
iV t Oflicc; theme with tho North Carc4i?*
1,inn Last to Uroa'? Kiver, at or noar S?rratt's
Ferry, nH formerly known- thence
with said North Caroli 11 a Lino to Railroad
formerly called "C (.' <!"?; tlienco in a Soath
Fastcrly direction to tho month of K.i .$?
['reek in York County; theuce down Broad
Biter to tho beginning, tho Fork of Brr <1
in 1 l'ncolet Biver, including tbo following
l'ownsliips.
Draytonsville and (lowdesvillo in Union
County, the gred.r part of White Plain*
I'o.vnsliip, ncarty all of Limestone Township
and ft small part of Chorr-kco Township in
Spartanburg County and the Western part
of Cherokee Townshin in Ym-k ......
4 - - - ? VvlUUIJ , 111.
c'uduig the I awn of Blacksburg in York
County, making tlio middle of tnid River*
the line whore iliey touch new County; but
roiling in mo above described proposed
bounty line, then we lierehy give notice and
ipp'.y for nai l County to be incorporated
jut of oil the territory above describe 1, ei>epl
that part lying in York County, thnfl
making tit? middle of Ureal River the Boat
?rn line of said proposed County.
A i nfer 8, 18',;5.
II. 8. hip: ccunh, O ttfncy, .Spartanburg Co. S
1'. lew. a;- vl, tlatl iey, Spartanburg Co, 8 C
A". C. A. Worl, Cranny Pond, Spartanburg
'o. S. C.
t. rl. .lolly, tlr tssy Pond, Spartanburg Co
t. C; II 1* Scruggs, lizeU'H Spartanburg
"o. S. (', J. C. McCratv, Statu Lino, Spartan
mrg(') S- A. Ilanis, Algood, Spartan
i.irg Co. S. < : J. I). Jofferie* Sr Anbury
in n Co S. C; Ch is. A. Jcflerir* M. 1'
loi v 1'uion t'n, S. C darnea T. Moorherd,
lot dcsvil'e, tlni in <'o. S. C, J. A. Haines,
tov detville, I'liion (" . S C; A. F. Keudr; ,)|
ui'ay Side, Union Co. S. ('; C. W. Whit,
iinut, Wdk nsville, Union (Jo. S. 0; J. R.
in in, Elm Jane, Union Co. 8. C; .L. D
juaov, Uuvhor, opmuab'urg Co. 8 C
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