The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 30, 1896, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextTHE UNION TIMES Pub/is/ted Pvoy Priday. M. \V. CULl', Editor. HUNTER & McNALLY, Publishers. Registered at the INrstollW in I'liion. S. t.\, as second-clam mail matter. SUJSCaiPTION HATES. < >ne year . . . . >1 j Six months .... ."?Oc?'n!-. 1 Three months . . . *J."? cents. | Subscription imynble in itdvuiiee, ulways. Remit by :?>st;d order, check or registered letter, Currency by open mail at sender's risk. ADVERTISEMENTS. < hie M]irico. lirst insertion . . ;?l.t>.?. j Everv subsequent iiiM'i 'ion . ."Oeonl*. ! Contracts for three months or longer' will Ik- made l reduced rates. AM eoiiinnniieations whieh sultserve J?i'i\ate inlore."{s will Iff charged for as Hi'.wrtiM'iutiit*. t >l?it;m?l tril.iitf* <>!" lesjwet will lv ciuuixvil fi r at Ii.-.'.l rates. AH \\ iil Ik't! > ; i \\ . W'M iii-ii after make m? ?!e- | \ iai i< m from tlii-- rule. I.i-lt' .itnl ninillaiiees .fltotihl In* ;.tliJr.vs.-'"! I" I Tin: y NK'N TIMKS < '<>.. I'MIIN, i i n i(>n. s- < .. tn Tor.r.it r'.??. j . | I AN FXAMINER OF PUBLIC OFFICES. 'i'lie < ' Imtmiu l\venin;? News lias an o?!'fofial (,:i tills sul.jecS, ami we j tjink t!ic subject a very timely ami ; impevtuiit e!?.\ V. e iliink tJiere i-j rlreaily a law t-ii'*tl.e a^puintaietit ?.('{ a State i?atik examiner, l>ut nonr lias c \ 1 *_ ? ?i appointed. !n view ofti.e nuiiilicr of important ? ~ wo it >\\ liav?, ami the great l.uiii'^er of defau'ters among jmloi.* i I'lieia's. wo certain!v need an expert accountant t.? travel so the State ami examine into the leeords of puldic j < {Jieinls. YV e are opposed. a.; a rule, til.- creation ( f more ??tli?*os ami olhci.ik hut as tie fastness interest of our State evoiv and devctsiiV, we lortaiii!y will nceil more otlieials. V, e la.nk that tlio State should Lave :i thul'OU^tlly r i:ii|>etl'lit ami ' lvi.aLm mail to examine tiio i>tate I 111iv liif o'hik.5 et" tlio county ?lis ' s. iit?' l.ooLs < !' ilic county1 Trea-urots, ami s!i<uM also examine 1 into tl.e financial Mains of insurance { coin}.allies, ami vliouM be :it ti e oeeL j ami call < t! i * * ' rnor to ;o? any '< win-re : ml examine timrouohly into; >1." tit iiilcaiii n >; mis.ip|.ro|.nation 1 >i any iumls in any |.ub!m i iticials j Lamls. \ it is. the <'reat unijoritv ; . * of i:;e:i !<? !'ii -.iir s n:i iaitii instcun j ?'t lacts ami La >\vlc>!_.fe. !! .\. i.:an\ <>[' u< Luo-.v Low our' iauil olii- iall . Jlov j many < u- L.iinaiieiai stain- , ! . I; I\\ j v.\ ti.rr In- :or iif i' our c'ni.t m* ' : i : Mifl ami lit * ceil l?y j \.lf. - ? ?.; |. | . l,y t'.ieii I..L-C iVj!- i -l lit. >|. all ! > ;; ' | . 1 rr.il ).' .raae. < mijiaim . .'.iinlj L-"Hi y :i". Lax m ro' l.ml our! | > ,'!?' :: ;i ti. ji1(. Sta.r ' mm.I i!. . . V .... 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I i < >k -1, f : n ; :i'i l?:.:ikiu ' V t !' \ i..init CMitll . V ti'i;i Itrcr S n,!i(v, , i> i 'i 11??i !.! w;i!." up "n ? io n , . . i fj'Ii *.v?* ;i< - m"-j :.i^r i>i < i;i; < ,, \. ." = !. li- ; ; iMic :r,t's 111:i . !., ( .1 ..iifiViv i! '!* 1 "! ! sin*! !rn :;i:n j i;. 1 ! 1:i" ?c; ii:;i vi^'i! n.(c tl.c ; 1 it , u I J); *i:n i?s !?:: -iii( I . - ui ?. ' "'lit ' ' f j.jJjj Jjj j 11 t i Iiot'.vccn individual*. While we are speaking of j>ul?.iv officials, we think all officials should >o required to <^ivuhoii<l in a security ompanv?-just as the dispensers do now and all express agents have to do. hut more on this u?uin. How Will The Dramar Terminate? One ?> ' the most <1 ran la tie campaigns that ever eu?ra^ed a nation's thoughts and efforts is soon to terminate and what will be the result: Has the jj.iat wealthl>rodilcin;r classes nl our nation ftil'.y realized tlio interest involved? Do the jieor. the down-trodden, the la I Mirer, the eominnn )>enp|p, the ?<dd( n mediocrity, who produce our nation's wealth and eonsitute its prosj>eritv. perrieve lliat they have eoinliines, plutnciats ai:d money-grubbers Rarraycd against them V Wlci... .. ... . n I .. . * i. .... ?? unr n<nr mv niiiM'd w i;rn il i iik??ini such characters own inniv of our country's \\?;ilt 11 t!i;ni the sixty miii'oii who constitute our nation. These oppressors have reduced tin1 price of the ureal nets of our lu*l?lt" until our j?onp!e like only the li.uee of set ts to their lntidl??? !--. They tauntlm as watitin:: to p.o a uollnis* iiM'chtcdiicss \vit!t liftv-Jhric cents wot tit of stiver, hut the Ahniirt.ty o,l\e us silver as*n melilUii of cvehair.V' and silver was at a premium until their etuissu'ies tleiuo tetise?l it in l-u.'l. I'mler a Theocratic ttovernment all debts were canceled evcrv tit t y years a:ul ilouhtiess one of the great objects was to pre1.i lit the concent.; !ion of wealth to the few. which is the-peat curse of the present <lay. While it wotilil he a sin for an indiv idttal uot to pay his lull indebted mess. yet it is not a ' lime, hut the iluty o{ our gov < ruiuciit to euine to the rescue of its -1 ii;ir??lin?c eit i/eiis a nil stay the oppressors and give us our < oid-gi\vn rights. We rejoice that there is a mighty upris'aig among i !,c great masses of our | eople. and 1 would that men would !>c placed in authority who grant justice to every tsatii in a.ll the laudable purmits in life, hut our oppressors are on the alert ami are using their hjlltons of luouey to hold us in their hi Malabo and as a ponscijucuer I t? ar our deliverance is not yet, N. <?. larri.iMon.s. \ . I I .! ? 1 LlOlP wi l. ? >, - From Clifton. ii". F. Y. Cantivil family, of ! 11 hi :? ita.'nie \ i.-ilin.LT l?*latives line. Mr. (ieorjje Drew hint"!). <>|' Croas Anel.or. i> visiting friends in Clifton, Mr. ! '. 1 >. I?yetv. the venial re]?e*oii* tnf i\? of the Ia|iiilaoir InMirnnee Coml?am. was here a tVw days ap>. Ti:e friends here of Mr. AVillX. .IciVci'ii's iii'c d< < ply yile\ rd ( ? hear of his sail and nne\|>eeted diath, iJr was a \ounj: man of io?l !? * iharaeter, utid iia\: ;nval pit ini.H* of a useful and hri!liar.t fuitu", Mr. W. .1. l>e\lne\ !j;;s lieen oj.'jja'^'od 1 ?y Mr. llninar to take eh?u?e of the noilineiA d< pertinent of the stores. Mr iV\ine\ is well known lave and unite |.o|?M'ar. lie is thoroughly an fait in millinery matte.-. A m i it lis rceidi'lit eeee.l i'ed i?? il;,sl **aturda> afternoon. While yoiui.v Knistiis ( anted was oiling some shafting. 1 ? *'-I his footh<>id and fell haekwards. hi- Jn tin ,*!"ikim; a | :?o| inaohiiieiy w'lli aieh foree t!;at Lis -.kull was hrokeii. 1 >ortors Falls and < haik weie seii inoi.ed and Dr. Ileinitsli eauie Wittii . -. ^i...i in ... una., vi.- i \. UtjiM \ ?-i \? r\ .serious. ami in < I'-sitali'il a iti'tii ulf mii ulral .'jwiat ion. it i- t intuulil i-Lat l.r will uTtiM'i" within a shoii tiim*. At a nii'iil luci'thi;; ?>l ii??' Morgan i?lli?* following <'oniiiiissio|n-?J of( i . rlri'ti'i! : ( aptain. Jt. lis!' ! : i'irsi I.ii'iitraatit. K. (ii'ithi: >i'imihI i.'"ii(i'iiuiit. .Inliii i.; iiir.-toil: Junior *i* 'ami I-?i-ult'liu:?t. Aian Soml!( ;. . All i?l'tliv.-i'voiimr iiwn are o.vi'ol-1 ii'iit t:ti tii-iaus ami tihlr ollioeta. ? In* > i>ini*a11v ii'?'ii't vi'fy inni'li tin' H'>i?nai .-ii"! <'opt. >. Miti-lii'l!. i!a? !'<?r?111111!ijnIt lit was a wry |<ojn;lar i ttii i-t. si-: vi ov. 11 ;. _> O From FttaJan:'. Mr. I'ick Mo Icv' ai.la visit to frii-ial.s " in tlii- m lion !a>i s-.tiuii!a\. 1 i . 11 11 - 11 . I.lll\<- i)ll,.l|\ . i - J till"! 'ili-t i-J :M I i-t. \\v,l.. >i?. ulltl . ?nici sii\ o ?liii!. I i .- I nu'.r r.r.i;!i-r; ai-i iriuuiut; in - A I: I. Tim liut is jjriH'i'ally i:.i:... i-i.l wi-II. ! 'ar-a::.!I ;> n irn.nl unlet' an.I miners >.i*. 11. to U'i;iii plowing. siHi<k ? "-al at', i r turning stiihMe j i".. iii-n.i Vi.ii I'mifi' . <ports to t 1 ' illm-\ liiis work wit n- In- Will " M" a -ti \ in ^amls a:i> 1 aim I.is . ria: !; uai!'-i\. I \<?w tit.i! tlit' ?.!' t!ii> )>u|KT i-~ i-iiMvl lo.'l.MM. i licic !i?? flirt lirr ? ;<II-. |. i, 1 lii W ll<? !i;i\ f ?1 ?*? I? 11 ID it i ill M:' i ! :1 * 1" ::itm? ' m. i.? ;:i-r ;;ii.| l.l|(\ l-'uv. !i-r. tWnnf '.< it's I ;im! i! nl \oili:<r Indies. me ivii?ijm" tluir Iirotlicrs. .lolui 11. itnd \ i!!i:iiii i.i t!;is |i|;u'i'. !;. v. \V. 11. * >\\inirs, will jmimi m liis i . \m !! ' iiimliiii <::li :11 imM v;ilil>:it 1:, in'. - ,i,: it I. I!" iii?|'i > to in- t :i Iiirue niti m lit' lins :-<iiiii-tiiiliv t<? ti l! In it.. I.. . n , I \,\ci Sl\> i: !i;i> II.IIS" v.!:i. !i ,!i out .'."i |m>iiiii|v ;i< Is ;ili? 1 lie In* |M-! I.M i i> sa! hliril !:. (Ill vjci i.;!;! ("IiIn Inl liis rntlnli. 1 li .... t i ' >1. aiui i new c oiiul v nitjaiii. We w.i'll'i I'C jjlsn! In si : Till: "l"I MI < :?"i*ii!:;I? ?I than i! ' . | I;.i ! i ll- i*\|>'Ti"li<-?''?i' ollll'l-. i : : a './ !?.I i< iji r i> tin* 1:!"? ul' t l??'.vn ?). ; i <ii1111 \, :in:l I Know I'liil I ni-Mi < :iii ' i..\. ! ;' l S ( '.iptaia !\iii^a:: I it:; i't.iri'iir( iciilil.^ |> i \i Urn! l>ri?!irc a! * I' I:??31*~?>i; > nil. He ? iv > it will In? ready t'cr _c :<\ in \l >at':i'lav. I>in tin- :i1nniiai,li? > ! i'i I.;' ! I u-\ <:;i (1 lnTcrc 11.? y w i!I > be safe for loaded wagons a at! tenuis to go on tliein. We-us-and-faniily are greatly indebted to Mis. Mary Kstos for a plate oi honey. It is none ot' your picayunish kind of u conlribution. It's a whopping great big plate In!), aial it put a pleasant smile on tlie lieuutilul sweet face of Mix 'I'll >se Sunday School's who failed to re|H?rt or semi their contributions to tlie late Sunday School Convention at KIU>thel to defray the eurrent excuses of tlia State convention will please remit the same at once to ('. \V. Whisonant, Treasurer, Wilkinsville, S. C. I hear that complaints arc made of the unlawful assembling of certain poisons at certain places in this township, for the purpose of g-.uiibling on the c..l.l^ul. ?)..? of otlinc tihiny If i u mill ii?i> , ?\iiu lit taaivi > this is s?>, those who fail to do their duty in breaking <i|> tliiH pivnieious pruetiee ran have no one to blame for it but themselves. Our I Muting Soeiety will take up the new enmity subject liextMatuaday night, for dismission. The Query reads: lb-solved. That the promised new rounty of lane-stone will l?e advantageous to the interests of the majority of those citizens living for to live) within its urea.** We e\|Hvt some tall speaking on this subject and the public, generally and rspt-rially the Indies, are invited to attend, and for the arguments meet at Tt.'id p. m.. sharp. Vox. (>etol?T 'J'I. Carlisle ItemsMr. 1?. V. (list. Jr.. has aerepted a position as elerk with Jones and (Jiiliniu. Mrs. T. M. Under left vesteixlav on e I I 'I,!.,i. \ II U in iiinun ui Milium; tuivi \ We wish her a pleasant time. Mr. <;. Ileathcrly. the assistant agent at I lit* Southern depot, left last 11jo!it for IVl/i r, S, Iwhere lie goes to neeepi a similar position. We are very sorry to -ay our good and warm friend. Mr. Will II. Jeter, is quite siek witii fever, ,M is many siiends hope to see him out soon. Dr. II. !?. I.indsiy. one of Coluinhia's most promising dentists, has lieen in our town for several da\s. We are g!a<I to know that his work is satisfaetory, and we hope lie will remain with us for some time. Mrs. Sims left for Washington on the west Ixitind train Sunday, where she goes to att< nd the marriage of her son, Mr. Will Sims. Mr. Sims has many friends in this eonnt> who will lx* glad to know that he has diverted the haelielor Umd and liope that he and his charming wife may live a long and ikiisjmtous life, Mr. W. 15. Kineaid, our very clever and ellieirnt depot agent, will leave Friday for Paeolet. S. ('.. where he will accept a more lucrative position. Mr. Kim aid has haen with |issince the tirst of March and ha- many warm friends here that regret to see him luave, but wish him success and happiness w here ever he goes. Your eorresjHMident is grieved to report ' ?iw> <!<' ii I* i.l' \Iic< Kttii* Slitl.'ng w I if i <1 it'll I last Tuesday iiimiiin^. In tliis death i ( "arlisle loses out* of iter brightest and isiu't promising young ladies. Tin* lit i'.rl of the people lion- go Ollt ill deepest rtnypailiv to ilit* lierejtved family. May Cod hi lli.-i help tlu'tu l>ear I hi> moat ablation. Mi.vS.Ii'iinii' Ileaver. o! Marshall. N. ('., is visiting lioi* brother. Mr. M. C. )>o;ivor. our very I'lt'U r liotol proprietor Mi>s Jennie lias many friends lioro and they will give la i ;i cordial wclcoino. She I.a-< many sweet ehaiuin and u p hol t' | iliat >01110 of our young 11 ion will In* forfuiiato enough to convince her that she -luui'.d tnako "-.uilh Carolina her fnttiro hoiiix. Vc* t? iday aiiout ton o'clock a whij man from Sandv |(i\er. Chester Comity, was on his way l Carlisle, and o\erhn k a darkey who had stolon a coat from hint some time ho fore. He made the iktrScoy '.jivo up coat and they i>oth catne* on ion< tii> 1 in t ho direction of Cat lisle, when i:i about one inilp of town the darkey made a leap at the white mat) and iiitiietod a severe wound on the side j of his head. We understand the darkey's | name is Will Cullman. who is a very j desperate |iiau. The eon-tables are in j sjMi'eli of i.iiii anil wp hope they will " ' ltd i:i eaptuj iny l;iti|. I Ic.lnK'l' JI.VIH1. I Use Goods Made at Homo. 1 li has l*cii discovered that Kngiish | dress goods have been imported into | 1.'..... 11..... 1.,- 11... 1* 1. : i i ?i 11? * i j 11-; i \ \ | ? ?; *? u i?> i i ii i i i*i ii n j tiifivliants tn Kn J.iiiil ;inil .-old it:- 1'rniHi 1 i<. (>iif of tin* nusl |ii'<>iiii;iciit ti'Xliii'i iiiaiiufarluirr- i> Sit;i<il'?> ? 1: Kn'/l;in?l:h:nl Inn;; Ikcii tryiuir t?? imliirr iiis \vifr I< ? I in \ t* ?i ui?v. n iiiin'f i>l liis own -ruinls: 111 It ii sain. Iiis 11iiiuiiilifail ii" iiiiii'^iiii't! ssiim; upon a rot nit nrrasiou; siir :i J!{K't l?*l 1 I'lV.-ll I'lOlll till' I It 11II is til' llt'l" l.iiiiiliiii ?ir?'ssi11:tK? ;* ! ;?iids*>i11?*ly jjnwin'il :: i .i fain if tli -'vut il ami ratio liy Itiuisolf uliirli was ihi sale in I.iiinloii as tlir latos! I'rt'iirh imsfiiy. I'll 'ii- is a sin my; loral application in this Mors from omt tin* waters. Siiiilliornors: Pke otlior Amori?".iii often jjivo preference to 1'iiri'i'fi mat It hm Is; 11 it* v.i ii'tl iiiijitii tfil." Ii"iu^ i an extra imluietuent fur tlicin to I Hi if !i;.: . We * a i It I tin mir lit >iii<* iiiapi,lat init r- a world til' %jthi-i liy asking especially fur 11:? ii" wans. I'.ii example li?Tf in ( iiarlotlc: customer fur text ii,. iruuils -I ii hi It I (ell tie !r> I;*?in|s sluii s ihaf tiit'\ want "IJul" ()al>* I ii i'.rs: lliuhlaml park plaids anl , I i_T11;:i.:s. < harlott' ('ntiuii Mills slict;- ' iir/ -Iiin iii^s ami iiti| )m i t:ilcovers. 1 i rmvIrs " - itiwrl-: all ul w lii- Ii art- mailt' 1 in < l:arlti|If. 11' I III" Jtl.Mtll) I i-up'.e if ( | I.I I'Iiilif SVC fi!" ai.'I ail Jiil - ll.i- interest it lir! ' til ii it I ii. 1i it - i! would please tin main- | lui-t mors imiiiotisHy; tun I kIvii limn I 1 i S!int \\ i !ti" <l)'i;i:iu:| I liiH on - I N 11<-1 I^ihmIS In ilic lio'iir | i i-t,ill slun s III ;i jji.'i'r ;.\ iii'.c mi' freight ; . mil '?ii111111-i-ifni n.:?!\ri'.. Tiio liii'toM'S ] W null I 11 . > I i I l.l ? 'I to I'll!,!'.'Mill til ro ' ?i?'?| I,i mi i.|?-i:I:i'Ir i in oiiiiu'ri.iMit lor 1 i.ntiii^ i !ln ; Ir*. ii; riiti ipri A* Now flli'' t::iii !??r tin* Mill rj>!'isiift' 1 r.ii i st;iti- on ii ; ) ;ni I i i? w Hii.ili vir iiiis j % >> > itliloii. V\ a-!.:;:..; a I'ii-'. J J FINAL DISCHARGE. Xotic? is hereby Riven that John A. Fant, Guardian of the Estate of Marion E. Jones, (nee) Porter, has applied t< Jason M. Greer, Judge of Prolxite, ii and for the County of I'nion, for ;i (lnal discharge its Guardian. II is Ordered. That t lie i.'kl day of Xo veniber A. I). 18W, lie lixed for hearitu of Petition, and a final settlement of salt Estate. Jason M. Grekk. Probiite Judge Union Count v. 43?[4t.[ Catharine McNally, et ai., it its vs. Thomas McNatlY, ei at.?Ii obedience to an order made in nl>ove case I will sell before tlie Court House dooi during the legal hours of side, 011 sales VnViHnluif t)w> fill 1mV\' inj? lot of land to?\vit; Lot of law known as lot No. .'1, In the division ol the lands of estate of Thomas MeNullv deceased. Term of sale cash. C. II. L'kakb, Master. SURVEYING. 1 will bo in Union until next.luiu prepared to do surveying in the after noons and on Saturduys. Call a the Graded School or Mr. Jucol Iticc'a. DAVIS JEFFRIES (40?1, f. Pianos, Organs, SEW IN <4 MACHINES, AND CLOCKS. Agent for the renowned "Li inn:* ?. ll'.m..." A f : I I.. i\ 1M I J1UMUII I!!.Mr(II!irill?S U!H tlie world-beater Standard Sewin* M acl i inc. S. M RICE, JU., F. r. M O V D ?TO THE? OLD POST OFFICE ?UNPEU? UNION HOTEL. Call on us lor Drugs. Patenl Medicines, Cigars, Tobacco, Stationery, Toilet Articles and Garden Seed. MKULlMjJKUli CO. ^Office ov<^~ DR, MUNRO AND GOINGS, TELEPPONE INTO. 30, A, Gk FLOYD Dealer in General Merchandise Dress Goods, Clothing, Ilats, Caps, Boots and Shoes I also t handle A full ami complete line ot Heavy and Fancy Groceries at Rock Bottom Prices. Come and examine my goods before buying elsewhere. Yours for trade, J.Q.WRAY, MgT UNION'S M BAKERY. _o .Ju-t o|?-iio?l iiiul i:i full in Hie >1<I iktkcry stand on Main street. Fresh, Hot Bread KVKKY DAY. t'-,V ('.ik?\s: of every kind, nhvavs fio-li <:i hand. Weddings and parties fiirlishcd with the linust cakes ill shortest inticH All Mail Orders !Yf>m small towns adjacent, to Union vill lie promptly attended to. I earnestly solicit your custom, proin-infj the Ik si of j?oe.ils in my line at Very Low Prices. > jm i l iuv"M r..* in i.i, 1 . L UBELE, Prop'r. WE : ARE : ALIVE! i t To the Tact that Every Dollar (whether Gold or j Silver) that you spend in our store must be given its fullest purchasing power; else wc would be abusing our reputation* Its i HONEST f I Goods you want. Last week we spoke of Shoes ; but we did not tell half the tale. Our crack styles J and values iu this Department make the Ladies smile, and the little ones laugh ; now we want to see if the men read our advertisements by asking tor g tl cse " ' : LEATHER SPECIALS! Mens Kij> Hals Machine Sewed canvas lined Cap Opera Too a pencil SI.00. Mens Fine Satin OuIf. laeeor congress (inkers plain or pieadilly toe Mens extra w ide soft top, oak sewed bottoms made for wear and comfort ?1 <"?().' Mens It. It. congress heavy top sole to withstand grit and mud 81 7*?. Mi'tK !iiu> citi'ilivnn rmufi'iicj m. ..........I .. O.) .1". vxm ? ??i? v \?i iuv ??i \ r?\ n t'l ?> I'll" *'l iiui i uw luu Mens nice satin calf goody ear welt plain or l?ox toe worth $-'>.00 lot $2.">0. \ Next we jump to our $d.00 line oi' mens Fine dress Shoes' 1 which wc "pit" Against anybody in any place open to tho< ' world for good sound hard wear, and neatness in looks andfinish. This $.'3.00 line is our strong "fort" and embraces many . new things usually sold by other dealers for ?3.50 and $-4.00 but we put thesso Goodyear handwclts out at the round even J I sum of ? t No Ripping. Cb O A Sewed by hand when 1 No Tacks. Ready to half-sole. * and every pair sold under a liberal guarantee. When you want Shoes, that are Shoes, since Shoes were Shoes weigh the evidence and come to ; 6 4 k TlUC RELIAUIjE, |A. H. Foster & Co. Notice: Notice TSrOrr,Tf>lTi1 I will sell to tlic highest l?i?UU*r, on the .X. Aw ? l? 1-t Monday in Novond>er next, during the legal houra of sale, before tho court *11 ??? . 1 ?- t, house door in I'nion, I'nion county, '*h p*ll tlC.S bliyillj* Fi\c l)ol1 State of Soutii Carolina, all the lauds lie- Iars worth of jjootls, cash, longing to the estate of Kindred HoIki, from us from this isSr.! deceased, eontaing three hundred ,in,;t|.1(| ' ' and seventy six acres located in Cres? sue is cut itlcd to Keys Township: ?l clmncc lit a The laud will Ik* sold in three separate Iniets. No. 1, (hoineplaee) containing one huutlred and thirty acres, more or r>nl! r> Ql 1 i F an ct less; Kn. J, known as the Pearson place. 1 ^1* \ 1-KJI irf I OUl L OP a containing ope hundred and forty acres, P 1F10 H. 011P101. tci more or less. No. It, known as the Holm* P)ppqq and ltisho]) place, containing one loin died and six aeres, more ol" le.-s. These ..,,11:., ? land-, will he sold for one-third cash. Iml- .. ( . J~. a nee on a credit for one and two years ' lOOtl wool Suits at .,S up. equal installments annually, I tearing in- Ciood wool 1'lannrl 12 I-Tyil P resl of 7 per ccnl per annum, secured ( 1 cf 1.. ( n , " Iiv mortgage of the premise*. IVrsotis v,oou ^Otia. 0 lbs lor^c. \yho wish to we these-lands will e;dl on T^oiid I .adics Shoes /'?c. pair, me. ciiana it. mono, Flour at S; 00 per bbl. 1 Kxeeutor of the last will and fstamcnt ? Jbs (Joffec for $1 OO. of Kindred Jtolio, Sr.. dvr?uf<td. J t() 41.) ^jiyYon ran rilivnv ti.,. I. - , "J -' K1-1 ? - best from us that can be had for the price. We will buy yottr cotton at best prices. Come to sec us. ). J. h I T T L E J O II N CO. .tonkkvii.i.k, s. ('. Postponed. DONT < >n aeeonnt of tin; very warm weather, and at tin* h? uxx nm ic'?|ii<'.st of our friends and W *f ft |TJ? H j3 customers. we have po>l- Bp ? I 143 B B poiied awarding the prizes 1 fl 1 bar H for rolls made of l'lusehman'soniric \wist until t)c- t u i i i |? '" 'n1 :"nl examine our stock before buying your ,I.I.Harris, wintfr hak misthofomtaf jsjski' mahi;i:t. w h\ ln ii/vio. fa-^Our stock is fail ami emu* piste, and if Good Goods, Low Prices, Pretty Hats, | Is \vii:i! yon :av for wo ;irc | Hire to jiIcm.so via JTSHSTi... ? -?i ii ii s v mv ii i s t: \ .1 \ t, Kissicl; (as Clerk of Court las Adiiiinisi 11 at or of the estate of Mis. Iain-line Palmer, dereased. lias applied to .la :on Leader* of Ji-tvles and Low Price*. M. tireer. .Indue of Probate, in and for t!ie < 'oiintv of I 'nion, ft 1 a linn) discharge ^ j as Administrator. It is Ordered. That (lie Dili day of All person bavin;? e'aims against I'elix Novel 1 ilier. A. I>. l^i'7. lie lixnl for <>. \\ hillock, deeeased. are iviptcsted to hearing Petit ion, and a filial settlement pre.^-nt and establish llieni before me on of slid estate. or lie fort* 17t!i of Iteeeinbtr. ! .1 a si i\ M. (inr.Ki:. <'. If. Pi: a i-. M.. ter. i prolate Jud^e, t'uiou Couutr, 6. (\ Oct. 10, (U-t 1.

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