Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HOME AFFAIRS. See L. G. Youngs Sale of Lots 011 Nor. 26. Mrs. Alice Reinbert of Spartanburg was in Union this week. i Mrs. Dr. Going has gone on a visit to her parents in Georgia. Our old friend, Ebb Bailey, of "Woodruff, is in town this week. The lettering in Dr. Dukes drug store windows is the handsomest in town. That old veteran Capt. Drayton Smith is now on the Night police force. Purcell is now giving away ?."> every Saturday instead of heretofore $10 per month. An interesting communication from Crosskeys was omitted this week for lack of space. Wo arc still clubbing The Union Times and the Southern Cultivator 12 months for $1.50. Rev. L. M. Rice will preach at Padgett's creek chuich on Thanksgiving day, at 11 o'clock a. m. See our clubbing rates with the thrice a-week edition of the NewYork World in another column. W c again had to omit some of our Communications, for which w e beg the indulgence of our correspondents. There will be a hot supper at Now II ope Church on Thanksgiving night, November 20th, for the benefit of the Ch urch. Next Thursday the 20th Inst, being Thanksgiving day, the stores will be closed as usual. This moans a holiday for the clerks. Mai ion Butler announces that the Peoples Party is done with Bryan and the Democracy. We think Bryan and Democracy, both will he improved by the dissolution of the partnership. Several complaints have been mad0 to The Times this week by business men as to the service of the Telephone Company and requests that Tin: Times call it to the attention of the management. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Dr. W. L. Sims and Miss Mattie Caldwell Henderson on Nov. 25 at Mabinton. The editor returns thanks for one, and will be only too glad to attend if possible. Osa Lamar a gentleman of color who has lived with Messers P. M. Cohen and Dr. Linder for twelve years, on their plantation 111 Fairfield County is 011 a visit to them for a week. It is uslos to say lie wants to move to Union. Programme. The Broad Bivcr Baptist Sunday School Union will eovenc at Abingdon creek church on Saturday at 1" a. in., before 5th Sunday in November. The program for the conventional work is as follow s: 1st. At 10 a, m.. Brother Simpson Blanton will lead in devotional exercises for thirty minutes. After which names of delegates and reports from schools to he handed in. 2d. What is Womaiis True Relation to the Master's Work. Sjienkers?Rev. Simpson Blanton, T. .1. Chalk and Z. R. Phillips. 3rd. Are not Church Members to blame for the wintar ( losing of our Sunday School. John I lames, T. M. Littlejohn, Nathaniel Jcfferies, .1 /? 'i' m" ttlill V I ? After the discussion of tliis questioii the convention will adjourn half hour for dinner. 4th. How to teach a Sunday School. Samuel Lipscomb. <*. \V. McKown and Thomas Green. f>th. The Township Supcrinten dent and his work. .1. ('. Thomson, J. E. Jeffries and J. (Crocker. fith. Interdenominational work and its advantages. Rev. J. P. "Wclehcll, J. J. Kendrick nnd| Frank McLuny. Next. Miscellaneous business and opening question box. Sunday morning at 1<> o'clock there will he a Sunday School muss meeting, led by the president of the convention, and at 11 o'clock a missionary sermon by Rev. J. P. Welchrl. P. S. Wt:i!i:i-:it, For ('ommittce. Dr. Kings Now Discovery For Consumption. This is the lie.si medicim* in I la* world for all forms of roughs and colds and for oonsumpt'oii. Kvery lNitlleisgnaranlMd. It will cure and not disap|H>int. II lias no ?s|iial for whooping cough, asllima, hay lover, puc'irn >nia, hrotieiniis. in grippe, cold ill the head and Cor i oiismnption. It is sale lor all ajjos, pleasint to lake, and altove all a sure euro. It fs always well (o take I>r. Kind's new life pills in roiineetion with Dr. Kind's New Disenverv. as they regulate and tone the sloinaeh ami 1 towels, we Kiiaraiiloc perl'eet satisfaetion or return money. Dree dial D'ttlesut I)r. F. ('. Duke's Drut;Store. Jlejpilar size *>? e aiti and .*1.U0. .BUSINESS LOCALS. WHAT SOME OK OI K MKilt HANTS AM) lll'SINESS MEN WISH TO CALL VOI' It ATTENTION TO. Eight duy clocks at $3.00. Daniels Oo. Forepaiigli ?Sc Sells show is a first class exhibition. Watches cheaper than anywhere at Daniels & Co's. The Shipp Bros., bell ringers will be here on the 25 in.st. You should see the beautiful goods just arrived at Daniels & Co's. .lust the thin*; for Christmas! Call and see it at Allan Nicholson's. At the new Opera House on the 25 inst. The Shipp Bios. W e now have our second stock ol j \vint<>i* minilii nln-in mul Kr.tdli \ . ; h-.v.... ...... I II. Foster & Co. The New York leading daily pajK'is : siH-ak in the highest terms ol" Forepaugh *V Sells si ow. Oh! frisky hi-valve, fat and juicy ! always served to a queen's taste at the (ireeli Front Oyster Parlor. A. II. Foster & Co.. are ns husy as hoes opening and selling their new goods just arrived, Delinonieo's eyes would turn green with envy could lie hut see the steaming oyster stews at the (ircen Front. The (ireot Ada". Forepaugh A Sells llrothers maininoth show will exhibit in Spartanburg on Xovemlier 'Jo. LOST.?One largo dark Mue overcoat Finder will receive suitable reward by returning same to Times Office. Many elegant value.-, in ladies capes and dress goods, the result of our second purchase now arriving. A. II. Foster & C<>. 11. F. Arthur has just returned from New York with a fresh stock of dress goods, clothing and ladies capes for The Old Reliable. I Mock s Chocolates?Rons-Rons? Creams always freash and delicious; always winners with the giris.Call ?|uick to get them. Con Young. Fine eook, clean dishes, polite attion ami gracious goodness ine such n n big fit Norfolk oysters stewed in all styles and at all hours atthc (Ireen Front. Oh! the creams that melt in your mouth, tra-la! and the choclates that "call for more," hi-hec! can all lie found at Con Young's, ha-hal So bring along your '*kalc seeds.'' Obituary. liittle W. I., only son of Mr. and Mrs T. K. Calmer died of dysentery on < let 2nd is;in, aged eighteen mouths', he was a briiflit promising child, a happy light in our home: hut. He who doeth all tilings well took him from us. ami we how in Inmhle submission to His Will, lire sin could blight, or sorrow fade. Heath came with friendh Carl. The oiH'iiening bud to heaven conveyed. And bade it blossom there. Mother. ? ? For a pain in the chest a piece of Manuel dampened with ChamberIain's Cain Halm and bound on over the seat of the pain, and allot her on tlie back bet ween the shoulders will afford prompt relief. This is especially valuable in eases where the pain is'caused by a cold and there is a tendency toward pneumonia. For sale by F. C. Duke. ? N< >TI( F.veryone indebted to mo cither bv note or account, arc rcipiested to i-.dl and settle the same at oiiee. as i am compelled to collect. 17- It W. H. S \u i ( MASONIC. I nion Lodge. No. To, A. I'\ M. will hold its monthly meeting Fri dav, Nov. -"til. business <?| iiiinortance. W. V. Hr.vn. \Y. M. W. M. M I.Miol!. Srivliii v. NoTICR* NOT ICK. S\ e hereby notify all persons in* drilled to us. either hy note or open aeeoimt. to come and settle at oijre as \\ e are needing money ami e.itinot possibly give further indulgence. Fast Kims. List of Latter?. lirmainimt in the Po-?t < >Hi."-at Fibon. or ttie week ending Nov. ii. iH'.Mt. Mr. Willie Anderson. Mis. I.* V W atson, Mrs. Francis Hard). Mr. Jim IIttiftfins. Mr. It. It. Jeter. Sir. W illie Wilis, Mr. 15. II. Franklin. J. II. Carroll. Mm Hello Chopped. Mrs. Anna Crenshaw. Mi's. Thomas. Hixant. Mr. ('a^er Harnett. Persons calling for the ah.xe li tters will please say if advertised, and will 1 a* required to pax one rent for their d'lixerv. H. W. Hakims, F. M. APPLICATION FOI! IIOM F.sTKAlh Notice is In rel?y tfixeti that Mattie A. ! ,.i\\ on has tiled a net it ion for a petit ion t'nr a homestead in tlie | ??i 1:11 j>r?Is i?l' .!i'1Y? imhi !!. I.auson lor heist il and lcr ehildrt 11. i let nice i\vm?ii. i.ioicl I >. l.nWMili. Miit i in- I!. I .iiw.'oi:. (jlniitl W. I.awson. lie pctititioil will collie up belorc in> for hoarisi.il on tin- *J lit day o! December I si ii 1. 11. i'ojikc, { 10-11.; AJasU-r. OUR SPECIE Eigl?t-I)ay Clocks?$->.00? gr up, guaranteed; Solid Cold King slock of Cold Lever'and Link Scarf Pins, Watch Chains, Love Kings, Broaches, Shirt Studs, V Solid Silver Shoe and Clove Ho< Pins, Scarf Holder, Nail Tiles, J Side Combs, Carters, Stamp I3o.\ and Pocket Knives. TABLE WARE. Spoons, Forks. Knives, Tea Cake Baskets, Pickle Castors, j Tooth Pick Holders, Cups, etc. Watch and Clock Kcpairing a taelesjust received. n> A TVT I td J C! 2. r> I?T i \ 1 1 1 TJIJO UC V 0 LI >1N A N (' K A (; A IN sy (X > X C10 AI KI) \VK A PONS. J?? it Ordained hy the Mayor and Aldermen of tin' Town of I nion. S. in ( 'ouiicil assembled. and hy authority of [ the sunt*: Skction I. Tlial it shall Ik* unlawful ; for any jicrson to carry concealed ahout their person any pistol, dirk. ?lacker, j slunirsliot metal knuckle;. razor or other j deadly weapon usually used for infliction | of personal injury. I Ski rm.n Any person convietid hefore the < 'ouaeil tif \ iolat in^: the ahove ! section shall forfeit to the "Town the I weapon so carried and he lined not ex-| eecdiny: I wenty dollars, or b" confined | in jail tor not more than forty* days, hi j lite disen t on of the council. I'one and rat ilied under the hand of j the Mayor and Seal of the council this 1 iT.tt h dav of Oetolicr. iS'.Mt. | .1. A. F \\ r. Mayor. 1 1 Attest : Ii. <h Vol Mi. Clerk and Treas. t |.v-:;t.) CITATION*. ST ATM OF SOl'TIL OAKOUNA, I I \ lltl) 1 V i i I ' ?'? I?\ Jason M. t.rei r ICsip. 1 *11 ?i?:iI. .1 u?l^r??. I Whereas. 15. \'. (.ist has made suit to] me to grant >ii; i Letters of Adniinivlra- j lion oil t lie estate ot ami efforts of 15. i < ill IT. lll'l ivi'll. Theseare. therefore, to rito ami ail- j moiiisli ali ami singular tin* l.im'rrtl ami < -reditors of the sail! 15. <(ireer, de- { erased. that they he ami appear, before ' me, in the Court of ITobalo. to he licit', at L'liion C. II.. Soui h Carolina. on the 1st (lav of I leeeiiiher. next, after puhiiisition hereof.at lloYlnrk ill the fnoruuou, toshow cause, if any they have, why (herald Administration should not he! granted. (iiven under my hand and seal this Kith day of November, Anno Damini, I St Hi. .1 a>?>N M. (5 nici'.it. .lndge 1'rohate. l'uh'.ishedon tiie -' till day of Noveinher j 1 -'.Hi, in t lie I "nil n Times. SIIKI5HT S SAI.KS, i l'or 1 leeelnU'l . I s'.l I. lly virtue of an eXee.it ion to ine liireel! ed. 1 will sell lie fore the ( our! lions i door in the Town of l*nion. S. t'.. on i .Monday , the Tiii day of Ireeeuiher next, j din ma the legal ho.lis of sheriff's Sales, ! the following .Its iiled property to wit: ! One traet < ! land U'longin; to \'i.?!et 1 Hire, situated. Iviugaud heing in Saiitue ; Vownsliip. I'ii..>n ('.unity. < ..n'aining one hnndred and foil y-t hive ..ens. more i or le.->. iNitindeil hy lands <>i Mrs. luilu . Ciawford. Ails. Ilani. ! .y i.-. t raet and | w titers of Ty y? v IIi\ei. ! \ "u d on and to i lie sold ;|s t he piepert\ o! \ i< 1 ! !t >ee tit- ] ' the suit of l'muris C. IJ.aty. I'laiiililf I against \ iol. t IJiee. I lefeiidtnit. Sheriff"s (MY ire. .1. (I. l..<Nit. this Kit 11 Nov. 5 -"'ii. S. I'. ( i:x! :< v !'< MI^ sAi.i:. ; We V.tl! s: !! t'.l til" e-i.li li? < of JeS>e . u: a...i. a . I... :<..i .1 .. .a I ! 1 : I !i> !i;;J <" I l>;iMor. i t In* following p.'i ;>< \ i: l iti'iv 1 .nilo . I l'? 511' ll.'.li! o.,tt!o. ( ''".i 11 ! it - 1 !io.;?. mil' , ittn I it ?!> ?v,i'4< n:. on. i : i :mm! I'imIiIi'I". I<.! t?i ! . . mi, I ?rl \ - i\v cui- . I<?li oin. LToo:! ;i> now. o'.ioi hi oolioii L.ill i In' i ol . Oil >ir. i. -lll.lll lol 111 Will'll!. IioIJ.M'- ; i l.oM mill :! lion I iirnii i:: I.inning ijool- olr. 'i'i ; i . m'i' 1 .' mi. 17 _ ' i'. lliiiinr m. l .1. < i. Ui-ii' | N I;\\ < (>i NTV KLI'.I T!i>X. I'** ol' oloolioli i I 1 )i ;i\I . Tow i:sli 11. I iinl ! iljv i5i>\. r \! i . loll N IlK.Wl . . I'll!.!il . I*11i I.I.I I*. I >l\l\toh^\ il!o 1' \. i{. V !T\( ! II. i \ x .... I '14 > U.i \ \ ? I ... 1 'ir.w r<!\ i'.1. \ i (ii.Uur_r MiU i'> . \\\ A. M' \\ i111 i ! .:. I .1.(1, Tui.. ! ( I.(>\\'.!< \:-\ i ;c 'l . >\\ , . \\ ill.ii:s\ ii!c 1! is. A I.!. A N .!; . : . A. W. DA . i . s. ! '. I'M-i:*. s.,i:.i!i-. I'. A . (illll'l III. I!. W. D\ \ I . !J. I'o'H.i:. i M..I .I 'f' S W ill !;; v.i '\' . I: ! ' I tiiD [ l 'nvl ' II it 11 ''\ \\ . r l' I 111- 1 ! . IU'l'.il j ! l ll'fl i >11. ( >11: . (I. i f U lie II . .! Ill 1 !l, town lii.i. : :il!'i\\ii| in \.?'i- in llii. ; ? ! ( ; inii. (' .!! it)i .1. M. <. n ; :,i .;ito j nllinr | >r iiii ! 11-1 ri i i .1. W . .1 \MI>. :. M. Mur.i - <> . I !. I I.I"!" f' I I . (' lMiiiiiii'i' <-r UK" ti<?ii. I i lLjTIES. la ran teed; Watches from 3^.00 s from 31.00 up. Also a large Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons, Chains, Lock Bracelets, Ear faist Sets, Thimbles, Charms. >ks, Hat Marks, Belt Bins, Hat Jieycle Name Plates, Bag Tags, :cs. Match Safes, Ye:l Clasps, ^ets, Castors, syrup Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Berry Dishes, Specially. New Stock SpecO., The JewelersL.VND SAMO. STATK OF SOUTH CAIWDXAI'.Mo.N Ooi'NTV. Court ol' Connnon lMcus. The Kselit ator of Union County? vs. ileal t}' ;ate of (.ieorgc Me Alice deceased. In purst .am-c of an inuuisit ion of escheat of lands of (leor.ue McAhre dceease.l. duiv iL?a It*, and of r.u order of his Honor JildfrelJ. A. Townselid. .ludtfeof the Scvciilli Circuit duly made thereon, said order 1 m .iiinyr date ():-toh *r l'J. ls'.><?. I will sy! * hy public auction lie fore the Court House door at Union, in the i c ?ni! ,v of I'uion aforesaid, within the j liva1. li Mil's <if sde on the iii>t Monday \ in I #00 .'inlier. lSliii. t!ie escheated lands I 4>1' ieo rge Me Alice deceased. Said l:ci< 1 s coatai dug six hundred mi l lil'ty :i res. it .on* or less. situate ami lying in 1'uion ? ounty aforesaid. in Rraytonsville lnwn<h:p, a I Kas'.erwti mI Shoals tin I'aeolet river a ad lioimdcd ly. said river ami by lands of II. !>. Mat lias. T. .). I lames. 1'iehai :I Speek ami others. TIkm e isan outstanding mortgage upon said hit tls. belli by the Fidelity Loan vk Tnt.s . ( o.. wliieh will be paitl from the prot eedsol'lhe sale when paitl in. Term ' of sale: A e red it of twelve months from day of sale, settled by howl of the purchaser with good sureties togcthi ii* with a mortgage of the prcinises. Said "Lwids will be sold in one or more parcel*. 1>. 11. Tompkins. Seei clary of State and Kx-otiiclo Agent of tlm Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. (11?t f. I PROCLAMATION. ST A TK OF SOI Til CAROLINA? K xi:et tivi: Ciiamuku. >\ berets, A petition signed by the ijual jletl oleelurs of certain sections of spat'anbi.rir. I'nion and York eonnties had been tiled with inc. and from said pet it'.on and accompanying papers it appear that one-third of the qualified electors vsiding within the area of each section of the sr.itl old counties, proposetl to b,* ei it oh' for a new county, have signed said |>etii ion and, \V iikkkas. The ltoandaries ol'lliepropose I new etiunty. the pro]nisei 1 name. !he i tiimber of inhabitants, the area, the ta\a ?le property as shown by the last tax ret in lis. anil that the proposed lines for j the t e\v county do not villi within eight ' I miles of au\ court h uisc building now es- I I tabli- lied, are set forth in said petition. | i Ni-w. thtMefoiv. . dolui (?ar\ Kvans, I I (love *iior of tiie state of South Carolina. ! I in et npliaticc with the requirements of j - the Act of tie tteucral Assembly eutn- ; ' letl, "An Act to pro\ itle lor the forma ? tioll of New Comities, tl".," approved Mareli bth. i!o h< it by ortlerau clee- j I lion in the territory to !?. t iit oil' for the , I new county, on Tuesday, the ciglii da> j 1 of 1 Us't'itiber. A. I>.. IS'-di. to lie held i:i I ; a con lance with the requirements of said 1 | A"t. at which election the electors shall | l 0otc " Yes" or "No." upon til" quest ion I -of creating the new county ami upon j j the name and county scot of the proposed j i new county. I In Tr.sriMiiN\ \Yinn;1 haw hereunto set mv hrid and caused the I H'.'oat S al <?!' I lie Slate t<> !> ntlixed :it i ( iiliinil?i:i. lliis Twelfth day of Oelolier. ! A l>.. and in throne hundred and ; I weiily-lirst year of I?i?? Indrpt udeiiee of t!U'. I XITKI) STATKS ?'! A.MKIIK A. .INO. <; A iiv I:\ axs l?y '.lin < loverimr ; 1 >. II. Tompkins. Serrehtrv of State. Tin- territory taken from t'liinn enmity | will consist of < ioinleysv illr and Draylo!IS\ iilr low < olnllli vsioillTS ol' , Klc.tion will appoint managers lor said low n ships |'in-- cant to a -t. II til. I i 111 >|\ i>s t 11A \ t ! :. I I*'"- I < announce to ti I u ?J ?I? < i'j I ni 'ii. that 1 lia\e this i!a\. < > toll r _'7. Is'.!,;. i.n-kl I >r. I'o- \ s I M ay: Nole op- j I'i'S'ie I'liinn Hotel, t :.i<>n. S. I?> lair dea'.iii-'. and eon: le.ms t ivalin. id. emipieil witlia ?*? !11j?Ii?l slock and a urn,ir.il;tee on ijiial:l\ and prices of all | I'i\ '/in?i|s. I hope to deserve a eolitinil- j at ion < ! l Ik* favor w hirh lias l? en aeeorded lliis lilldlie- since ni\ eolilieel ioll \N itli it. Vel\ l^speetllllly. r. <IM n i-:. i I'SN A!. DIM MAlii.)'.. i- 1hmv!.> iri'.o i *'s ;l .l.;;nfs (J. | iJiif A< i! iHllirl I'. |l < Hi ii't! ir l/.laloi'l Mi>. I'.ililiii1 l?. Iliir i|iti im-i|. 1 i:is iipjilinl I" mi M. < tin r .!::?! ' ??l i'anli.itr. in ami ' 11 I I a* < hiii11 \ i>l I iii< in. I .. 11ir a i!ii.;l * 11 ?r-.^i a \i!liuni>l lalm*. '! ! > I 'I'Mi-ifil. i iiat tlii'tllli ila> ?it DrriMiiln r !'. 1 I?. li\i'?l I'm* lif.ii i'.iu '< nl I'.luam. am! a liiial itltliiatin t?J .-..ill K-tnto, | I' -11. | .1 wi\ M. <. i: i:i*i:. 1 Vol>:!'( .JinL-r I ni i; County NOTHING LIKE IT EVER SEEN IN SOUTH CAROLINA: . THE INCREASING TRADE AT TI1E NEW YORK RACKET Is the wonder of all Competitors. Nothing can check our Onward Growth. The people have seen our MARVELOUS GOODS Rock Bottom, Hard Cash Prices And \vc are satisfied with their verdict. Have to add new men to oar already large three eaeh season to wait on our growing trade. One ol our buyers is on the market all the tinio gathering in bar gains tor our TUl K LAKUti MOKbS. No lots too big for to liatiille. ami in that way we scoop in values that smaller concerns cannot touch with a ten foot poll. 2000 yards fine Ginghams at 2,'J cents a yard. 2000 yards Plaid dress goods at 21/- cents a yard. 1'he very best heavy 25 inch Plaids at 4 tents. The best 27 inch Plaid made "?cents a yard. The best yard wide white cloth at o cents. \ 1 leavy 1)ri 11 6'cents a yard. ' N Good Heavy Comfort ;~><9c. Good Pair Blankets -*?oc. 1 lome made all wool Blankets ?2.9^. Rig line*of NoTluN SAMPLES ju.-t opened up and marked at I less than jobbers' cost. In Clothing, Overeoats, Hats. Shoes, Trunks, etc., we arc away ahead of anything here. No trouble to show goods; so join the crowds that daily Hock to tho Racket and let us show you through our immense stock. HARRY & BELK BUY YOUR HATS FROM GRAHAM & SPARKS. The largest stock we have ever had and prices the lowest. Our Millinery depaitment is filled up this season with all the choice things of the season. All tiie latest st \les 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 openings 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 VERY LOW FIGURE In this department you will find TV/Ncc: Maw Ponhnni 11 ift i kJO HI w jr vuvikvi lit) Cur Popular Milliner, who is assisted by Miss Corrie Whilesides, (.1* I'niou, who will welcome you, and make you feel at home, whether you buy or not. Come and see us. Respectfully, Graham & Sparks.