Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-4 T H F. U K 10 N T I M E S M. W. CULP, - - Eorroa. HOME AFFAIRS. C. 13. Smith, of tbe State, is in Vnion. Mr. Allan Nicholson is enlarging liis store. Hon. J. S. Welch was in the city this week. Mr. Wm. II. Gist, of Carlisle, is in the city. Sec Cannon Co's. new ties and handkerchiefs. James If. Rodger has jlist burned a kiln of brick. Dr. 13. F. Posey, of Laurens, was in Cnion last week. Sam Jones will lecture in l.'nion on October 2d, 1NJH5. Mr. Percy Malum of Newberry is in T.Tnii?ii on business. Everything is ail bustle and life down in Smooth Union. W. T. lletsill is among the .jurymen serving this week. Mr. Newton Walker left Wednes day for Clenison College. Head the table of mortgages on farms in another column. Maj. E. P. McKissick of Asheville is in the city on business. Mr. W. E. Hat eh ford, of Carlisle, was in the city this week. I5i;: bargains in millinery goods at (Sraliam & Sparks. Misses "Tain" Caps, the latest tor school wear, lite. A. II. Foster Co. You eati't feel pool* when yon set Purreli's new goods an-! new pi ices. 1'iarly as it is we are selling T.adits Wraps. You will l>c surprised when von see these goods and the prices. "Tin Old Heliahlc." tieton the hand wagon and follow tin crowd to (iraham & Sparks hig kugaii store. Mr. Win. Coleman, of this county has gone back to Harvard. n..? iMower, of New I Ll/li berry, was in the cilv this wenk. Allan Nicholson has just receives a largo supply of the latost music. Mr. J. Claud Joficrios, of Green villc, was on our streets Saturday. Rut ledge Ijuwson died on Tuesday September 21b 181KJ, of couisumption oxine pulished, at Allan Nicholson s The only original Aim Gatilt i attending court this week as a jury num. Honorable ('. \\. Whisonant, < North l'acolct, was in the city th'i F week. Mr. D. lb llydrick, of Spartai burg, was here this week attenditi coin t. Mrs. Ilrozcr. of Greenwood, visiting Mrs. M. h. Gage on Sou street. Values were never mi matvclouslv It r,s right now at I'm cell's. The prettiest dress i ojls in Cnien (trahain & Sparks. JO li s granulated Sugar for SI t A. 11. Foster & l V. u Miss Lillian Gofbrtli has accepl a position with Allan Nicholson t'te fall. Smoke was seen curling from stack of the m w fact- rv on Tharsi iuorriine..__ j Mr II. K. Carson, of the Spurt !burg liar, was in the city this w< <>;i businos. I 'out forget the great red net in the price of piclurts at A! y Nichoh on -. f Mr. 1*lelchf ; lice, of Macon ( has taken a position with The 1 i (1 < '( 111]Kill V. E ('apt. Kiiitr i !.iii!'!iii'.c a l?ridjjrr at Hires ;t11<! :i l!<?\\r { bridge Jit I liotnst us in ill. Moss. iMiuean iv Sanders, lotnevs for Southern Ilailroud. tended cuiii litis wi'cL iu I ni'iu. f.almost and i;nMiie.-t lino < I s tir.d dress ;:?h?(!s ever 1 iv>:ivr! I iiion at tin* Now \ orl; ltaekcl I)r. .1. (\ Mi l 'id,bins and fa Iinvc moved in ili?* Manse. Mr. Mis. Jennings will hoard with I Mr. I!. M. (irini'-all and IV haw returned IV< :u Hat ihvk v tin ,- have I <\ ji sj;olidifl(U" tin'Sllll ' Misi llr -if nil. ijiC. dine a bv.iji visit t?? friends rola ivcst ni line!; Mill, liusriti Imnio. Mr. Harry I., (loss l:a? rtl from Coiivcrs, (iu., and will rot en 1 crj tlio remainder < Take $mir swietliraits pietim - > /./mi \*/ ii .mix ? I; JtfM'KCI n I ????..... . . | Alton Nicholson's. II Important Notice. This is to serve notice on our advertising patrons that copy Tor * changes must he handed in not later ... than Monday noon?otherwise we " WILL not change them for the fol? ' c i lowing issue. This rule is impcra- ( tive, ami applies to ALL. l)r. II. K. Smith is patting the finishing touch on his dental parlor. < It will he a pleasure to have a tooth -1 extracted in those beautiful rooms. Mr. Braid has the frames up of six or eight dwellings for the Ileal Ksf:iti? A ro'p.ev Thev arc different ? ^ ./ ?' in style to any we have ever seen. < Jaiues .Allan, one of Charlestons most prominent citizens, spent several lavs in Union last week with his * brother-in-law, Win. A. Nicholson. Col. W. W. Bruce came to Union ' last Monday and inspected the Johnson llifles. They had men in , line, and passed a very creditable in** I spcction. Mr. \ . E. Del'ass, after spending a lew days with friends in Union, 1 has returned to Columbia where he is attending the South Carolina College. ! Ground was broken on the 510th of September .ult. for the construction of the Excelsior knitting mills* Mr. Joseph (Jault is on the grounds superintending the work. . We call thcattention of the School Trustees to the number of dead trees in the Academy grove; they should by topped or cut down, as they aic . dangerous to the children. Messrs. T. J. LnMotte, J. P. Thomas, Jr., J. S. Muller, and As. sistant-tleneral Townsend are in Union for the purpose of arguing the . question of heer privileges. 1 Joseph Burgess, the eleven year old son of out friend Newton It. Burgess, picked 14J pounds of cotton one dav tliisweck. This is quite rc. markable for a hoy of so few years. E. L. Eison dropped in upon n" 1 unexpectedly on last Thursday. Edd has accepted an important position with the Ga fluey manufacturing VOKipjUl \ . j Kev. J. N. Holmes, of Laurens, > assisted l?y Mr. Curry, will start a - firoffiK'h'il nulling?tnntie - IVcshyteriaii eliureh Wednesday night. The '* public? are cordially in\ itted to attend. We wore pleased to see Mr. lluliis Whitloek in I'liion on Monday, with sonic of the latest and host half hose >f we ever saw, made hy the Jonesville is knitting mills. Mr. Whitloek is finding a ready market for his superior goods, and they please the imldie wherever sold, ig 1 ? Resolutions. 1 >i| At a Hireling of the North I'aeolel Sunday Sell hi! Convention at Salem. S?pteiiil?er 27. tlr.1 following preamble ,u ' and resolutions were unanimously j ndoptc d: I When as, !i is pleased Almighty (ltd, d ; in the wisedispensat ion of II is Providence ! to itvnovo by death Mrs. MeArthur, id wife of our beloved brother and ro! lalMtrer. W. K. MeArthur. Therefon i be it Ile-olved I'd j 1st.. That we. the memliers of Uu for ' North I'aeolet liiterdeiioininationa i Sunday Sehool Convention, eolleetiveb [ and individually. do bow in humble sub the I mission to His deeree and say, "Th ! j will be done." " * I 2nd., That we extend to our dea brother and his family our heart h i sympathies in their irreparable loss of :l''" 1 wileand mother, and we pray tint (?oi eek 1 will till her place in their li??me with 111 I coctiiu'.ed presehee and blessings. ."'id,. That these resolutions 1m- spre;; u?n i upon our miiuite hook and that Tii i oifi'iiev l/idger, an I!;i 11 | i "> i".< - Southern Christian Advocate I >e retrucst i } (<> pnhiish 11 it 111. ;niil that a ropy lie st t J;| , tlit* I*.siiiiiy of S!ii' deceased. ; I Ki: \\k M?Ci,i'\ v. Secretary pro (mi 1 j "\;!< in church. Si pi, 'J7. ? tevl ; List of letter? rtiss 11 ii mi i 11 i i icr in tin* t'osl ( Mliival ('nil j or tlii* week cirlin ?S -p. -j'?. ]s;i?. ! M. I'. 1'owell. Mrs. llattie ()v -?I * ! I .onis Miirs. \\ i]]i> Mchcuicr. ? fi(- j Mattie l?ll\V, .1. K. Woodson, } i Aiii;u.i!y Si hjrn. Miss IFnttic Sliipf S. A. Smith, 'coL) (ii'o. Ilaiii/* Jk.-c.s j i ifin \ I'aniini. Mi-s Krnnris 17. Miss I',. ('. Perry, Mrs. 1?. l.nnm?/'s Ida Jones, Miss Salhe Jones, /'s . Jones, Mi.-s (>!<a <'ar.en, Jane P?r'* .1, ! Persons calling for llir above "rs . | will please:ay it advertised, anil and , rcipinvii to p:iy one cciil lor lhei'v" Item. : ( i v. ' I .mil., ! ' R. IV. "AK.M.Ji I"'|V / ........ ' "l.e is the best general," tfiral ! Puke s.iiil, "who makes il/^'est ! after i ai'.-taKes." 1 low many pe/ :,l'? and I "nor where the battle is a i*'11 , iheir own health and strong! J'!? ?f ntnt'il the best points of good jjenerf 's - >- 4 I.ivrr 1 Know (lie value ot u;un<M) i , ' I'il'.f', I ho ureal euro I'or hillr'? ?* "' url it'll dii-ovdcrorl Rtoinnoh, Tliov - *' I Itliy rClils .1 lx>V. ,11 mI ;i sample Pv'lf> ?r tin: loven v?m 1 ?y the I'nion Pr/: .vol|r tlniuuisl. Tin* liny |wH(Ai("!i < i'ii.|t;r.i> Mk iu aivio l>uil<l! 'nyhm i'. A mi'.! restore the strenjrlh. / 5.1X1 at i V* I I Snii-eii! c fur Tin: Ti 1 i i i?swa?BM NOTlOa'. All persons having claims against lie estate of Col. I. (}. McKissick, lecenscd, are hereby notified to preen t the same to me properly attested, aid all parties owing the estate nust make payment to me imuicliately. E. P. McKissick, 40?lm.) Administrator. Itig tilings at little prices. A. II* Foster & Co. We never advertise goorls that we do lo not actually have. Please note this. \. II. Foster & Co. Good No. 7. cook stove with 30 pie<5es vara S7.C0. A. II. Foster & Co. The Pacific Cotton Mills, in Law ence, Mass., shut down throwing 2000 hands out of employment. Good shoes at 08 cents at Graham & Sparks. J.ndics hats, the latest style, prices lown. down, down. I letter goods for less money, lietter (piality at less profit, better values with mora satisfaction are the inducements lield out to Purcell patrons. Special attractions in our milinery '"" vtnient for Octolier. A. II. Foster fc Ccd Is tl c lowest price and object to you? Are tl e finest qualities any inducement? If so ? all and see PureeH's splendid new stock of dry goods etc. Notice. Tlio County Board of Control will meet on the 24?h of October A dispenser ami clerk will be elected for the onsueing year. All applications must be presented to the Board i?t least 20 days before the day of meeting, C. C. SARTOR, Chairman. ot. Don't worry alnnit your new hat, we can lix vou up all right. A. II. Foster & Co. Ladies umbrellas. steel rod. fancy hairdo, the correct size. Dig value Tbc. A. II. Foster & Co. . Notico. ^ ( amp (dies. U. C. Veterans are requested to meet at Union C. II., tint Monday in Oetolier. at 1 '2 in. for lie election of otllcers end other imiMirUtit husiness. Ity order of .1. T. iXnroLAts, Commander. .1. I.. Sru.vix, Adjutant. Sept. 21, 181M. NOTICE. The second installment of street tjx is tine during the month of Oetoljer. JV prompt settlement saves costs. - fa oitler of Council. .1. A. Fant. Maror. Attest I.. (1. Youxu, Clerk. ? Vou Sai.e. 10,000 Aurpsta brick. Apply to Dr. M. T. Sjiith or V. M. Farn (40 It.) | y i i . - . . .i Scotland f* auour to enter into the dcli'dits of a Presbyterian controversy over the fc*Higlicr Oiticiun" in HiMicastudy The divinityistiidcuts at Aberdeen university, disapproving ' the teachings of Dr. David JoliMon. the orthodox profess* r of BibM criticism, who denounced the hi?jcr criticism in his lectures, and h "'X failed to convert, hint by dis in1' in the classroom, shuffling ' theifcet when he prayed and throwing 'hies at his head, complained j hctV die university court of the v lae'f method in his teaching. The " co' ha* decided that their charges V u mproved and recommends that the '' pessor he retired. As he is r.p jided by the crown there arc ditfiJj (ties in the way, *o that all the is meats for a pretty and lasting eological figlit are at hand. I - -' FOR SAIjE. (j |{r virtue of agrcenvnt of all parties ^mrerncd, we will sell, to the highest it 1<lor. at t'liiou II.. oil Monday. , )?-toh t .*>, t s*,n?. two hundred and twentylive arms of land, lying and lwing in I'inchiiey township, the suae lieloiigjng to toe estate of (?. \V. (iault. de?-eased Sold for division of heirs o'.'said deceased. Terms made known oil dav of Nile. AV. II. <iari.T. (J. T. (i-Vt'I.T. and others. I'nion, Sept. 'JS, lS'.MV,- - It. XVOX.1CO- joiu iceI will sell to (lie 11iptlwst ladder, on the |>l Monday in November next, during the legal hours of sale, before the court house door in I'nion, I'nion county. Slate of South Carolina. nil the lands U*longing to the estate of Kindred Uolto, sr.. deceased. containg tlireo hundred and seventy six acres located in (U'U'-H Keys Township: The land will lie sold in three srj urate tracts. No. I, thotucplacc) containing! one hundred and thirty acres, more or less; ho. J, known as the IVarxon place, containing one hundred and forty acres, more or less. No. 8, known as the IIelx> and llishop place, containing one him dred ;:nd six acres, nioro or less. These lands will he sold lor one-third cash. Iwlancc 011 a credit for one and two years oped installments annually, hearing interest of 7 percent j>or annum, secured hv mortcaire of the on niises. heinous i who wish to sop thoso lands w ill call on nv<. Cjiana It, Itoi?>, Exeontor of jln? last will and Wannu nt of Kindred IJobo, Nr., deeensod. 10 lit.) 1* ??? ) I i. i , ? Bilse, the conductor of the popular concerts at Berlin, lins just celebrated his 80th birthday. Free Tills. Send your address to II. IS. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a five sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and are INirticular effective in the case of constipation and sick headache. For ma a* ia and liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to l>o purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tono to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Regular size 23 cents V?l.l 1.TT ii v /Intrrmut I |jca UVA. - vui %JJ J'. A * It pays to advertise. Bucklen's Arnica Sa vo. The ljest salve in the world for (ruts, bruises, sored, ulcers, salt rheuin, fever sores, tetter, chapped hunt Is, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion or money|refundrd. Price 'Jo cents l>er box. For^sale by 15. P. Posey. Rev. Sam P. Jones Will deliver a lcctuic in Nicholson's Hall (ground lloo.*) on the 26th of October. Subject, "Gi there and stay t'icrc." Tickets for sale at Carolina Drug Store. Price of tickets 50 cents, rescrvd eats 05 cents. 40-4t. SURVEYING. 1 will be in Union until next June prepared to do surveying in the afternoons and on Saturdays. Cull at the Graded School or Mr. Jacob lticc's. DAVIS JEFFRIES. (40?1. f. MO V E D ?TO THE? OLD POST OFFICE -UNDER-UNION HOTEL. jfimm 'ii 1 I i _ Call on us lor Drugs. Patent Medicines, Cigars, Tobacco, Stationery, Toilet Articles and Garden Seed. CAROUNApfi CO. Office DR. MUNRO AND GOINGS. teleppone 2sto- oo. J \\ nt?-]i tlii.s space. It belongs to A. G. FLOYD. :m<l will, from time to time, con la'11 facts that may interest yon, J. O. WRAY, Acknt. JOB PRINTING I ' > 1 ) \\ e are now prepared to do any kind of Jon W'okk. We have a complete line of all grades of Flat Papers, Hnvelopes Bill, I.eftcr and Note Meads. Business Cards and Tickets, of which we can print at short notice. Accuracy and punctuality combined with neat designs assured. Fair prices for honest work. I THE UNION TIMES JOB OFFICE. 30,000 10LIA1S. 9 . That is the amount of Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Ilals, Jeans ani Notions we have for you to select from. Never in the HISTORY OF UNION i % was such an array of Novelties and Staples spread before you. Our three experienced buvcrs spent nearly a month in the Eastern markets and with the READY MONEY IN HAND, scooped in many choice values, buying for our Four large Stores. We went direct to the agents, thereby saving the jobbers or middleman's profits. Our line of Dress Goods not surpassed by any house in South Carolina, and the prices 25 per cent, cheaper than you can buy thcin in the cities. SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! Frcm a man's solid Alaska, at 75 cents, to line Hand Made Shoes. w omen's solid Dongola Button shoes, 75 cents, will cost you Sl.OC anywhere else. Children's Shoes so cheap we arc ashamed to name the price. You might think we stole them. Ill clothing, wc start with a man's lite black suit at $2.98 and go on up to the fine clays. Boys wool punts, 25c, suits in proportion. Blankets from J5 cents up to line llcccy wool ones. All wool twilled llannel, 12ic, worth 20c. Jeans bought Direct From the Mills And at prices that defy competition. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, So fall in line with the crowds and come right on tb the' CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH. HAliRY &. BELK. UNION'S MWv RATOY rj.IT.. jjuiiiiui. 1; Ju.-l o;x'iiud ami in full blast, :? the ( id llukwr.y stand 0:1 Main stiwl. Fresh, Hot Bread ? _ ic\'uky Cornel 5U#T('aLoa; of overy kiml, alwu\* 1'ivsli on hand. Wedding and parties l.:r- you arc cordially llivitiiisJied with the liuwst cakas at shortnst I notice. til to attend the opening *?- A fti>l-rln-? i?-..r?*i.mal l?krr Millinery ? ?> Pulley does Mil the work and satisfaction is Goods, Friday and Satur" MKmtu day, October-nd and 3rd. All Mailorders (ANTHONY&WIIISENAXT, j F.owi ?niaail towns adjacent to Union . , . ? . i will he promptly attended to. JjCioats ni . t\liv and I.ny, , r.ccs. j I earnestly solicit yriir custom. pmmI isintr the k-et of eroodn i:i mv line at Very Low Prices. VKitY ItKSl'Kl TIM I.I.Y. L UIJELE, Prop'r. |FLOUR ! FLOUR! FLOUR! - - - .11 i M; I: I'ilOHATK CITATION". "\V. If' SAUTO I V ST ATI-: or soi'TIl (AK( LI.XA. , . ( inn,I v ?i!' I *iii?>11. iliis just recc ivou ore c;u . HvJ.-immM. ( nx-v. Ksij. Prolate .riul;;* Good Faniilv Floor uliicli i*; in-;-J. (Mwaeis lias mail* .. , ... , , . . suit. t?? i:.e to uraut !mu l.i tleis of Am fiesli from the null and bought ; ia;>on u... as.it effect*of ? .. i I... ...... I. ! m... * i- i .1,.,.,..-,?i ill it UillL'UII \\ 11 11 I I UK' * ill i II 1 * 1 ' * * "? .vu. in * ? ,.t il,,, >- "/ / / Mux* an*, liurcioic. to cite ami at the .slangh.cni,- pi.to <' ;.vi -iM-ulin :i.o kin<lienl ,, . VA iMin,n :il"l omllioi* oi- the sai.l Mis. I,, c. V all H !i \ n r r I 1 ,-'M h'T, ilmn^cd. Hut (itcv 1 c ami ?j?o-,,u 1 ,j!l n.ini.ll. |h>;u. jn,,f rru))au to I? hclil ; ! I :iioti (?!.. ontli <*ari;.... <<<1 olina. ??i the M!i .lay ot October, next, ' '* C.ili I |?i;ii!ic;i: j.fi hcicoi, ;:t II o'clock ill Mv entire stock of fancv groceries. "' ''I in-M-on. to show :iiim', if any tlier *. ] . . ' , . Iijim'. v.h\ tin- s'i;> .Villi iir,ft ration store fixture*, jn.la appntnt.H, etc.. ?nii;ll,|. chop. Splendid stand. /nod hade. t.iwai crnlm my liandandsral this-.'lsl rent reasonable. Other duties com <la\ ? ! >. |teinb? r Anno ivmini, 1^1 <>. pel tr.e to dispose of same at. once. ?Ia?.in M. (?HKi.n. E. (i. Evans, .Ik. ? l-'w'"!' .. . 1 lilH.SIfii Oil 11 I' J.it 11 <':> v ol Sl'pte Mi moil) ? . i<:'<?. in The I'ldon T ires. Sept. 1*!Mi?i _'(.