Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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tpr r\mo\ tiyrs| A. \^ "? 1 : /> ' , Capt. Thus. Leo Thorp is in town. W. Gist Duncan is reading law j with Muuro & Munro. ( Four Italians and two monkeys i were in town Thursday. i Lost.?A postollice key. Please v return to printing otlice. Mr. L. G. Young's handsome new ( house is about completed. < Messrs. Munro & Munro are attending court at Newberrv. , o . t Mr. Win. McGowan went to t Columbia Monday on business. Dr, J. G. Going has bought the lot 1 between Humphries store and the j ? 1 i wktvu nun. j | Sliipp Bros., the musical Bell liing- i ( ers, will he in Union on the -otn of ' November. i Mrs. (lofhrlh is huihling a dwelling ( between Captain Benin s ami Mr. J. , B. T. Scott's. I Work on Mr. L. P. Murphy's new residence on South street is progress- > ing rapidly. ' (,'. C. Sartor has resigned his po- j s'ti-Ui as one of the hoard of dispell- | s irv coinissioners. Cadet 15. F. Fo>ter's coinnmnica- i tion was received too late lor inser- j ticn. Write again Ben. i Me?s. B. F. Townscnd, Paid Me- 1 NaMvand Ilarrv < loss were in Chester a few days last week. ] Mr. II. F. Seaife is building a cottage on the lot where his residence was burned some weeks since. Dr. Lindsay, a Dentist from Columbia, S. C., has decided to locale in Union. t?ee notice elsewhere. Metropolitan l?cef Market lias bought the stock of Mr. K. (i. Evans. Jr., and will move to his old stand. J. 1?. l'orter has accepted a position with that up-to-date house, A. (i. Floyd (Jc Co., with J. Q. Wiav as ' manager. Mr. W. 1). Humphries lias accepted a position with the Jsmitli Clothing Co., where he will be glad to see his old friends. The building for the Excelsior knitting mill is completed, and the engine lias been put in; the other machinery will be put in soon. 1). F. Arthur left yesterday for ?scw York to buy another stock of winter goods. The unexpected rush ' during October ran A. 11. Foster & (Jo's, stock down?necessitating a a second purchase. Mr. David llctsill paid a living' visit to 11' ek Iliil this week in the' jntere-t lit the elect tor.?not .McKtii- ; lev's el* l<i viiti,.*. 1 >1; 1 11is own. As he | is :i heli. VIT in \Yi/inct'S JTMiflYa^e, we lioj.e tlliit l.e UUs 1111; I. JIM P.?l\ elected. ; Uii'ltlv Kellev reports thai .seine ' "ill ! jircti inter lias m en |m?iier \ . ill;: h the e< iil:!y. |>lcleintili:; to < ;.'e ni<tiire?\ lie lahes tlie j.if* ui'i i I I'lic dollar in niivai.ee, when s! i.tti'. all?r his dej i.rttne he keeps , ;h<- .ht'lar i..i throws away the p:etuie. l.ook out I'or him. PECGR A 31M -3. Pinclciicy Tow nnhip Intel-tie noun rational subi.**1*!1 ' cliocl Convention. 7 ' A\ ill he 1<< 1.1 at l i ters C h;lj>el. , Thnrs.lay. Novetnh' r i Oiienini; son;/? I 'iv.ih t ?<> 1. eh'. i ..1 . , , , , i ! ( i!.oii:i! exeroes eimm ! Mt i,y . llev. !rim t'. 1'arr" Kuil ealied ami enrollment < i .-ehuoj. i Address hy 'l ow :i-hip Jr-'upt rintmii- i lilt, *\. S. \ ;t?:o|ian. 1st. lonely ? hat impression j Do I'eai'hi i's I snail\ .ware on '1 heir I I'.ljii!-, V? ;:l In : ;*.!! sliolllil I Wo Ft l*i Vi' to l.rrive ('ii t!Iv* V" : Siu';sk< r.~ ? W. linn-is, Frsink i W I)i11'>?*!<. \ . \v. :iu<1 others. j A fier I i v inn 0\.?. ill.', re-i i'CS; I >r ?. \i i?n. J K'\ iot I? ! i ;t i i ,'v vl e;: -1 - ! > . II. Iil-| ill.Ml 1 V IMies Kvii- < hsiid-js t?:i ! ' Mission Work." ' >ihtv?"is ('Ini-tiim (living :i ! oi" S;i!>li;illi School \v <>i !< ? M. I j. l,ein:i>let\.I. !>. C?.in?r, C\ 10. !??i- ; lev, iVof. II. ? ). S;:'ns. I !:!ri'v?*\\ '.it does tlie *I.ovc of ; (Sod iiieeii ! > us ': iv.e in the i'ltjo' liieli! e( It ' '{e\. 'destoli. .1. .11.' In ,i.ili. !. i?\ \Y. ii. <>ullJJfS .ill'l ( i iCi . ' >j . :.i.i < i!ie ? >;k si i'..:i !'. j?. i dili;.' 111 i i 111! e . Illilltfllt. . \ 1] .' * i i .oj ? :!1V Vi ii' '!' <! I1 1:(i <' i'"*fI n'ri 1 > !! * .t l"< |r .ii; ;i : ??? - ;'tlt\ :1c !r??j'i l'c ivvjJ.u ti?! ^ . j \ \ . I ? . ()*?k i N (!, < lunnua!) (Jo'uiuit!oc. dJk L TIFF vfprptioN 'r ... i u.ib. w x011 ut the Residence of Mrs Hawkins, It was a reminder of old times to !iave the pleasure of attending a reception like the one given to Mr. ami Mrs. \V. \Y. Dixon on last Thursday light at the residence of that liospitihle lady, Mrs. M. 1'. Dawkins. The beautiful grounds were illumiuited with Chinese lanterns, which Jisplaved the beauties of the old rounds to the best advantage. Tlie arrangements in the house were all that any one could desire, flic bride and groom received in the tarlor. Guests, on their entrance, were introduced by one of several of I'nion's married ladies, who were assisting in the reception, and after the 11 t 1 *i %t F I . f\i *1\ ll'ittWkliilttttiiolin t a1 ir iioli/ki* ..V. VMUVII1/.I ??yi VjiiumwiiuiVij >d into the (lining room, where a most degant repast awaited the guests. tSach guest was seated, and waited ipon by some charming young lady ; hosen especially for the position on iceount of her sprightlincss ami good ooks. It is useless to say that no one j lighted the feast. It really made m old bachelor feel young to be in uteh company ; and feel very much '.uttered hv sueli attentions as were | lestov.ed on every one b\ such fair ind accomplished maidens, Everything passed off most pleasantly, aplaicnily to every one, and the writer loesii't know when he has spent a more pleasant evening. We are very anxious to know who ill give the next one. Mrs. Nannie lYneli, of Florida seemed to have irranged everything about the reception, and we are due all parties thanks, lor a most pleasant evening. NOTICE. AH parties ate forbidden to tresspass mi my lands. r>-:ii.) Davis (Jiikoouv. Somo Ordinances. The council request that we call the attention of the people to u pait of some of the ordinances of the town that have not heretofore been strictly enforced, but what they piopose to carry out from now aeconltng to law. Any one riding or driving very ? o P fast on the streets is liable to tine of ?.5.00 to ?25.00. All stock running at large is forbidden and will betaken up and held for fine. Merchants arc renueseed to sweep their stores from front to rear, and to j?ut all waste paper, trash, etc., in a laurel and notify police when it is fail so that it can be hauled off. -?- - ? PROGRAMME. Baptist Sunday School Convention cl Union County, to beheld with the Carlisle ( hurch, On h'liday before the nth Sunday in November, A. 0 , l^t't'. Meet at I'f a. in. for enrolling names of delegates and hearing rep< ris from Sunday Schools. t!nr Sunday Schools; Their Xt < ds. PisetnMoli opelnd 1.^" .1. 11. I'andi !j.!i and .J. A. Sawyer. i be I u > ] >< rtanee of Studying Sunday School licssions. Discussion apclicd by ('. C. I?obo and \\ . i>. ('ro-l.y. "Church Co-operation in Pastoral Stippmi. 1'Ucussioii opened by 1). N \\ i 1 Dmti and Dowdy Dregorv. "Is it Kiu'lit l??r Men.hers of' C hitivliis ami Sunday Schools to Ir'Jav 1 ionic and entertain (donipao v 1 M-j-in;.' (Inr.vli and Sunday School ! 1-ail's 1 >M nssio:i opened l.v Joseph Samtci: < and dim. Sj cars. "Is the Tendency oi'the IVisnnt i'"iicv oi Our State ('olleyci* .Just Towards out' JVnotniiiational Col" K:.es> T. M. iiailov. D. I)., Ii. N. 1 'ratt ami C. V. Spail'e. 4 Is a Ibipt '.sl I.ova! to 11 i> I K notii'iiatiipi \\ lien lie Mows Into a ('onmiur,i:y YVhevu tin re i- a Haptist Church and I initials |-J Move ills Lei tor to tliat ChurchHubert l'siv. Arthur Kenlied v and II, I'. Scailo. Meet Siinda v liioi niny: at 1 < o clock Idr Sunday School Mass Meeting conducted "l?V li. Lammlph. Missionary Seiinon lid!" o'clock Sunday morn in;.'. I'KNTisT. i r. 11. H, Lindsay will open his < Hie;in I'r. MelwM stand Monday. N ovi ml cr 1\ isi.Ji, p!*?.j LOST. i Mio ('oliiiiiLia I'iry. lc. Isi't ii.'mIc!. will; I'lliptii'jil ami l?j:i!v-. :. Ihiiiliic ii.inu'. !i*?ji11. win-el 1!us Mii'jlc lni?t\ w liilo the html v.l.ci I has dooMe tt'lio, ami also is jialcl oil win-it pniwlino lately oe. <*iiht'1. I will pay live dollars 10wr.nl !<> pi r-m < r persons rett:niih<r ii to nio. .1 \< !\ Mi kis-ici . ( ! L-'i.) * Ooc dollar pays lor 'I'lli; Timi:.< rne ; uir. I THE NEVERGO-Bi EN< Sold Oi DANIELS & CO., Th< Old go^d and silver bought List of Letters. liemainiiitf in the l'nst Office at Union, or the week ending Nov. (>, lS'JH. Mcdova Thompson, Mr. Mr. M. II. Smith, l.'inlieSalter, Tom Sinythes, Mrs. loe Smith, .1. II. Richardson, lint. Lilly Mills, Mr. Gen r.ittle, A. II. Haynee, Spencer Gregoiy, Miss G. A. Farnandis Miss Sallie Geter, Miss Aurie Foster, Miss Lucy Brown. Persons calling for the uhove letters will please say it advertised, and will lie required to pay one cent for their delivery. It. AY. Harris, F. M. BUSINESS ^LOCALS. j WHAT SOME or OUK MERCHANTS AND ItlSINKSS MEN WISH TO CALL. YOUli ATTENTION TO. now in >0111 gram wail uie new "Boy Carlion" turning plow made of carl kill steel, A. II. Foster A Co. A lot of Medallions just received at Allan Nieholson's. Call and see them. When you visit our millinery department ask to see the new "Featherbone" stiffening for skirts, collars and sleeves. A. II. Foster A: Co. We are headquarters for millinery goods, with prices lower than the lowest. Anthony A: Whisenant. We now sell tinware that we guarantee not to rust, something new. A. II. Foster & Co. Dont't forget that the Blickensderfer typ??writer is as good as a $100 machine ; cost you only $.T>, weighs only 0 pounds, and can lie bought whenever you want it at Allan Nicholson's. Xew lot of Breech and Muzzle loading guns and cartridges just in at A. II. Foster & Co. We have just received some new styles in hats, call and see them. Anthony <Jc i Whisenant, FKTS FOB SALE. White and Colored Babbits. Guinea Figs, and Fancy Fowls at reduced prices --also voting apricot trees. [I.!- It.'] s. M. Hick, Jr., E. U. MASTER'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Mary Whitloek and G. W. Whit lock have made application for homestead in the I lands of Felix G. Whitloek, deceased, wuicii uppucaiii>ii win in- lienor uy mu on j the I-lth day of Noveinlier 181)0. ! C. II. I'kakh, Master. * I :Jt- I I OLDINANCI: A (JAIN ST (ON C EAIj Kl) WEAPONS. He it Ordained 1 ?y (lie Mayor and Al-1 del men of 11 a* Town of Union. S. ('., in i | Council as.*esnb!ed, and l?y authority of: : the same : i Ski tion 1. That it shall he unlawful j lor any person to carry concealed about , their person any pistol, dirk, dagger, j slungsliot lneial knuckles, ra'/.or or otljer 1 deadly weapon usually used for infliction j of pi rsonal injury. sia tion -j. Any person convicted before the Council of \ iolatiug theahove i section shall forfeit to the Town the I weapon so carried and be lined not e? | reeding twenty dollars, or Ik* confined I i in jail for not more than forty days, in I I the discretion of the council. I lone and rat ilicd under the hand of! ! theMa\orand Sal of the council this! j _bth da\ of Octolier, IStMl. .1. A. l-'Ant, Mayor. Attest : j L. ti. Vol'no. Clerk and Treas. j ft-v.;h.i FINAL DIM IIAHCF. f Notice Is !.i rcby given that John A. i I-ant. ( uardian of the Kstate of Marion ' F. .loiies. inee I'orter. has applied to ' .hisou M. tdeer. .lodge of I'rohntiN in j ami lor Hit- i tiiimy nt i until, lor a filial discharge a> < > uardiuii. il is (>rtl?-K-tl. That the i.'iil day of Xovi inlit-r A. I>. I si hi. In- lixctl for hearing of IVtitii.u. and a final si lllcuiciit of said Estate. .Tas??n M. (inr.iiis, I'lwaate Judge Union Count v. 4:u[ |i. | SURVEYING i will be in l iiion until next Juno ' | ri jiarc-t to do surveying in the aftcr! noons and on Saturdays. Call at ! the headed School or M?. Jacob t > i I lia r s, I DAVIS JEFFRIES.! i to- -t. f. The load { ^cooiioiny is a prudent buy way. I .etui n tin s< isiiit- court plaster of the 1 fi flings. i li'iiTHBin r 11H1 ii ii " i *lCK GAGEMENT RING llyBy 3 popular Jewelersat highest market price. LAND SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA? nion County. Court of Conuiion leas. The Escheator of Union County? vs. Real Estate of George MeALae deceased. In pursuance ofaa inquisition of esclic: t of lands of George Mc.Ybee deceased, duly in;ule, and of unorder of his Honor Judge 1). A. Townsend. Judge of the Seventh Circuit duly made thereon, said order bearing date Octolnr 13, ISSN}. I will sell hy public auction before the Court House door at Union, in the county of Union aforesaid, within the legal hours of sale on the lirst Monday in Decendter, the escheated lands of George Mc Altec deceased. Said lands containing six hundred and fifty acres, more or less, situate and lying in Union county aforesaid, in Draytonsville township, at Easterwood Shoals on l'acolet river and bounded by said river and by lands ..1 II tl VlJn.as t i ti : Richard Speck and others. There isan outstanding mortgage upon said lands, held l.?y the Fidelity l.oan & Trust Co.. which will l?e paid f roni the proceeds of the sale when paid in. Terms of side: A credit of twelve months from day of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser with goo I sureties together with a mortgage of the premises. Said lands will lie sold in one or more parcels. D. II. Tompkins, Secretary of State and Kx-ollieio Agent of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. (41?tf.) PROCLAMATION. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA? executive ClI amhkil. Whereas, A petition signed by the qualified electors of certain sections of .Spartanburg, Union and York counties had been filed with me, and from said petition and uccoui]>anyiug i>apers it appears that one-third of the qualified electors residing within the area of each seclion of the said old counties, pro]K>scd to be cut off for a new county, have signed said petition and. Wi i Kit mas, The boundaries of theproposed new comity, the proposed name, the number of inhabitants, the area, tlie taxable projierty as shown by the last tax returns, and that the proposed lines for the new county do not run within eight mill's or any court nouse luuliling now established, arc set forth in said i>ctition, Now, the.iefore. J, .John Gary 10vans. Governor of the State of South Carolina, in compliance with the requirements af the Aetof the General Assembly cut itled, "An Act to provide for tlm formation of New ('utilities, etc.,'" approved ^{arcli tith, lspil, do hereby order an election in the territory to U; cut off for the new county, on Tuesday, the eigth day of Decclnher. A. !>., to he held in accordance with the requirements of said Act, at which election the electors shall vote "Yes"nr "No,'" upon the question of creating the new county and upon the name and comity seat of the prujutsqd new county. |\ Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to Ik- a!lixed at Cohiinhia. this Twelfth day of OetolnT, A 1)., 1 StM?, and in the one hundred and twcntv-lirst year of the Iiidc|>endence of the United States of America. .INO. (IAltY KVANS. Hv the Governor: I). II. Tompkins. Seentary of siauv The territory taken from Union eonnty will consist of iuaideysvilli; and Draytoiisville townships. Uoiumissionurs of Election will appoint managers for said townships pursuant to act. 41 % m"siNK>S CIIANGK. I lvg to announce to the people of Union, that I have this day. < Ictolnv :!7. IstVi. bought l>r. Posey's i?rng Store opposite Union Hotel. Union, S. B\ fair dealings and courteous treatment. coupled with a complete stock and a puaramcc on qiinniv innl prices or all my poods. I Iiojh' to deserve a continuation of llto favor which lias htenaccorded 11?is business since my connect ion with it. Very llcs|Hctfnlly, r. C. IH'KK. Vs will lie soon irotn (hoabove, I havo solil my dmp'business in t'nion to Dr. F. ('. I)nko. I bespeak h>r him a on Initiation ol llio liln-ral patronage which has alwav s been piven the I'mot Drop Store. Ail aoooinits duo us and tbo ol.i firm. .f. W. l\?>oy Cv Ibn. hum lie settled by December 1, Mr. ( onwav 1'osey will he found at 'ho above dtup store ready to receive and !. < * i|?t tot the fame. It. F. Fosly. TapwrfStAit iisnVas. . Ex* Jeat t :?:'?!> ?y?: . "fa: list. U<v?iL Veo g*fl jSjZ lu filtio. a.iiii hv (lriit-vMO 1*1 aw iii ii i ? i iii.aium SHOES I SHOES!! SHOES!! If there is any one department in our establishment that excels, it is in Shoes -10,000 DOLLARSworth of incn^ women and children shoe*, all kin is, sizes and shapes, and at prices never heard of before. Boys full stock shoe nos. 2 to 5 50c. Mens solid shoe, 75c. Woman's G. G. shoe, W oinan's fine Sunday shoe, 75c. Mens heavy solid boots, $1.10. You cannot afford to buy your shoes until you have looked through our immense stock. A lot nl' ? 1, il. A 1 P rv J 1 1 1 Art kji nana ouwo nurill f)l.UU IO DC CIOSCCI ai 'JOC. You cannot allbrU to miss these bargains. CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! Anything you. waut in clothing from a man's fine suit at 92.98, to fine clays at 97.48, $10.00 and $14 4S. Big lot of pants just in, see them before they arc all gone. Call and look through our stock. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. HARRY & BELK. L AlillS, BUY YOUR HATS FROM GRAHAM & SPARKS. The largest stock we have ever had and prices the lowest. Our Millinery department is filled up this season with all the choice things of the season. All the latest styles in Ilats, Bonnets, Tips, Plumes, Feathers, Ornaments, Velvets, Ribbons, etc., will be found there and the prices are down to the LOWEST NOTH While North our Milliner attended all the large opening* and Millinery work rooms and thoroughly posted herself in all the leading styles and fashions, and will give you the benefit of her knowledge at a i VERY LOW FIGURE I I Iii this department you will find Miss May Coekerill, Our Popular Milliner, who is assisted by Miss Corrie Whitesides, of I'nion, who will welcome you, and make you feel at home, whether you buy or not. Come and see us. ResDeetfullv. _ _A_ ? ? ( ! Graham & Sparks.