Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HOMI. AFFAIRS. Bryan killed a deer on bis hun last week. Win. J. Oetzel tlie cosmopolite i: in the city. Master Charles llart is clerking foi Dr. Duke. Mrs. B. F. Bawls is in Union visit ing relatives. The Farmers Insurance company met in Union on Monday. The friends of Charlie Cliffori are glad to see him out again. Nothing will be published in Tin Times unless the author is known A number of Union County farmer: rn eiilta<?i*itiiti(r In 'I'lIK '1 I.MKS liln **tv WW,7V,V4lv,I,n " ? Cultivator. Mrs. Ann E. Ilill is visting hvi daughters Mrs. E. H. Wallace au< Mrs. II. L. Goss. Mr. David Lane formerly of Unior County now of Spartanburg was ii town on Tuesday. The J. J. Littlejohn Company ad vertiaemnt should read shoes rcducei fron/^l.GO to $1.25. Every citizen should patroni/j Ubo^e the baker, because he is ; good baker, and a good citizen. Congressman Stanyarne Wilson of this district, was married on tie 25th to Miss llattie llazzard, o Georgetown. S. C. Mr. Nicholson informed us a lev days ago, that the Western Unioi Telegraph Co. intend to put up ai extra wire for I'nion. Judge Watts sentenced llcese am Luckie, the murderers ot Williams a Blttckshurg, to the penitentiary fw life. A new trial was refused. A number of the hardworking fai mcrs and good citizens of the count; arc daily renewing their sill scription's t?? the Times, and sa ? .1 . >..., tliey appreciate wiv ium-jnain;ii course of the paper. A voting gentleman handed us communication on M tin street c. Monday, which was quite hutuorsu but only had an assumed name signe to it, and some remarks in it were t personal for publication. A sligli change would make it quite rcaduhl Every voter in Goudcysvillo an Dray ton ville should get his regis tr; tion certificate before the Stli day t " December. J. 11. Lancaster will h at Union on the first Monday in De< ember to issue registration certificate to these who have not got them; Don let your election go hy default voter; ??aicm County was lost hy earlcssues The city round's attention is civile to the merchants of Union displayin buggies and wagons on Main stre< the streets belong to the public, an no individual has the light to moi opolize t hem. The same can be sai of our pavements, hut they are > wide that tho public can stand lha but there is no room on main stre< for the exibition of wagons and huj git*. Hymeneal Married near Jonoshorro, Tippa countv Mis.*, on lilM of Nov. 1 1). T." I'.oho to M iss. Klla .J. I I' ll \Y. Hanks oll'miating. A Fit t k.n t>. Deaths. Miss Klla Fair Lane an cldoyW bet and aunt of.Mrs. Arthur (ireeti ai Mrs. John Hart died suddenly \ Sunday night last, she \v:is living ? South street with her niece Mi Arthur (jrcen. Robert ('!:f.?:ner (I ret r died sit drnly during last week of upoploy He was a good Hum, and a go< citizen. "Woodmen of the world Forest Camp?of woodmen of tl world was organized on la.M Saturd; night hy doputy M. A. Cox ar:d pa consul command* r J. A. Sawyer. 1 1 camp organized with 11 nienihe with a iiimiher of applications to 1 acted upon. '1 he following office were elected and installed. J. I Scott consul commander, Lund JIanies, Ailvi.er Li? utaiiant. I'k I /II 1 1> . 1 |\* |.' /? ?. .. t'l ' t uii'K i>:nii?cr, i?. i\. * tin.nu, ? n-i if. IS. Hancock I. S. Il.irri Watchman. T. A. Murrain Sentr W. M. Me.nl.r. t.'anij) I'liysioiaj Trustees?.1. <i. I,i>n<;, S. M. Ki< Jr. IS. I'. J. M. (Jreer. 'I'llis onler lias <>\ er nicinke ami, is a coninnratively new onle Tlie |iriiiei|?.il iVautmv islYaiein Insurance. ? . a . ? sam;. Wo will sail at auction on ! >. ?*. I IH'.M, all the household ami kitchen it Dilute tit the ("iil|> hoiii 'Steail. Nilvi ware wih la; sold. \\\ I- < ht.f, V. It I I I.e. -jti.lit .m. vv. ( t i.e itaitl ctnr mlvortktnucnts, I I I The New County. Editor DeCamp," of the GafFncy t Ledger with lawyer Hardin of Blacksburg, and lawyer Butler and limit of Gaffney Ci^y, were the principal speakers last Saturday, in behalf of the proposed new county of Limer stone. An ingenious country man, believing that the opposite side would . have no experienced speakers to combat with the editor and lawyers invented a map for the occasion, which , in his way decribed the outline of the new county and the location of the 1 principal points, postoflices, rivers, creeks etc. Mr. DeCauip examined , the map very carefully and mounted the speakers stand to explain, "why, } (said he) this is a splendid map of s the now county, L do not think it 1 could he excelled." It shows the great Southern railroad crossing it, . the live town of Blaoksburg accurately 1 the O. It. 11. railroad, all the creeks and rivers. I am so glad to have . it here. 1 could not have made such 1 a correct map. Mr. C. *did you 1 make this map? did." Receives the map hack from the editor. The ( - editor continued, "Now that map 1 perfectly and completely shows what a fine county we will have. It has t, been said by those opposed to the now county that no otic knew the bounds. I am glad to find one here who knows the line so well as to be able to get ' up an excellent map. L> Suddenly the countryman naked ' the following: "Mr. DoCainp, how far is it fiom v Guffhey to the North Carolina lino? ' i "Nine miles." i "How far to Pinekney ferry?" "Eighteen miles?" I "Are you sure, don't you know it t i? '1 f> miles." "I laud that map hack here," says DoCainp. calls for a tape line which was handed him, and he measures - the distance front Gaflhey to the y North Carolina line: finds it to he one >. inch. ..At c l" 1 1 // 1 ? .1 y .my menu sant no, "wtuu is mo t scale of this nmp'r" ''Two inches to the mile." ' That won't do, (excitedly said DeCatuji) "only two miles." "You see it measures one inch." j "Oh! says the countryman. "1 am mistaken, it is four miles to the inch { The young editor hurries then to measure the distance tw Pitickney: L finds it elcvou inches: I "(.mod Ood Mr. that makes it i- forty-lour miles, such a niup! >1 The crowd cheered vociferously, e Mr. l)e(.'anip aguin asked. "Whcro - did you get your idea." is "From the United States Post*! t service and tho (da ll'uey 'new county' survey." DeCamp was bevrildeved. <i. From Elk* Jane. t r t There wits a rousing meeting of the ,1 eiti/.ens at Mabry's mill last Saturday j x. to discuss llie new county question. J 1 understand the crowd was quite ;0 noisy and tlie speakers generally t, llayed each other when *tliey got ai chance. Not being present I tin j unable to give an idea of the relative t strength of the two parties. The latest report that eoir.es to us i frr.m an unofficial semrce is tliut a j j line nil! he run from Howell's ferry j t; o> some point on Pacolet river near j (irindall shoals, cutting oil the lower pari of (iowdeysrille township to! I'liion county, This is proposed us a compromise ineasuie, hut my good j fiiend lioh Davis says he won't he; i cut nlf in any sucli way. He thinks j ^ it trill he jus! a> c;isy to carry the j whole township its any part of it. i ostoruay Kor. >1. Oloaloit nrrsiolicil liis last srniuin nl Mrs ! 1 < i ' tsinia mi* tin:' year. The voany pontic lum a sin^in^ ! I- ;ir Mr. Il<last Sufinlssy i y Mr. Ipsisic I'sit rick. one of our J >;1 oMrst citizen* 'liod sit his home week before last, and was hurifd su family hiirviiiir L'roiinil near Wilkirisrille. Mr. M. Kl:<-n Msicoinsoii. <(('[ 10 Mercer. *,vln? has been with the I'aeo-j '.v . Iri Manufacturing t '<?ni|iiiny for two! J vcsirs. lois relumed home no ucfniinl i u'|ofhi.? failing health. lit- will teach [ 1S school. M' Miss Olive MrKov.n is teaching i scliool sit Wilkinntille Academy. Mips 1>ranch, the lit11 o dangler of" i Mr. am! Mrs. \V. \\ hisoiiunt yns j ' hiwllv I ill!!'CI I last \m cL whiL iduVUlL' I \ J s \ ? J "O not}v ilie !|iv. Miss On Keniinck I- teaching T* near thi? place. * Miss Mamie K?n<lrick v.ill begin ^ tonoliiiiu school litre next Moinlav the !0:h inst. rs There is o<> st'i s-iel. ness in tliis >' community at present that L know of. ^ At Thomson \s m >11 wo have one of the (inert bridges in ihe county, ami j it with oilier bridges in the counts', | ) i? a siatelin g monument to ili?? admin- j islraiioii of Mr. d. H. T. Scott, as r- county Supervisor. Nov. Vox: ] Now is the time to subsovihe for j j Tttr. IMox Tiv-i-.s, New York World ' on t Southern CuUIy { S H \\ CHRISTMAS IS NEAR, And We have bought a NICE LINE OF GOODS suitable for PRESENTS. We sell only Reliable Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware. If you want Good Goods, we can sell you, for our prices are righ.t IValcli Repairing a Specially. n A \TTFT C Sir rn Tho iQWDlona. JL//T 1-"* A XiXJV^ VX. VV/? J X IIU W V ? ? V1V1 ?^? Every Man, Woman and Child in Union County is corlially invited to the TOY OPENING . AT ALLAN NICHOLSON'S ON 1 December 1st and 22u<l. You can find there Toys, Books. Games, Christmas Cards and Novelties, in any quantity and prices you want, ani all Marked Down Low. COME ONE ! COME ALL ! ! Mr. Editor:?It seems that the NOTICE. uew eouiiiV ndvoeates are verv much All person having claims against Felix worried about the article of "Enter- (;- Wliitluck, ?h-e?i^l are requested to . , # i 1 present ami estaolish them liefore me on prise winch was in your issue ot the or u,fonj 17th of ^,,,,1^. lslMl> iih inst. The writer did not know C. II. Peak, Master. Tin: Ti.MKi? circulated so largely he- Oct. 10, 18%.?(4*J-t f. fore this. * Since the original survey has heen ADSHXIS1 KATOlt s NOTICE, changed, running the worm line up Jill persons having claims against the near I'ncolet river, would like to have estate of J. C. IInr|>er will present them v ..... v;..vV< M i- editor 1,10 "?dersigned immediately properly ) v ' " * attested and all persons indebted to the A ol HM'KIUEU. estate are requested to make payment immediately to ine. BUSINESS LOUALS. (4u-4t. John \V. Cunmncjiam. ? Administrator. W hat some ok Ol'Ii MKIii'IIants and t o a ?o 1 in siNKss men wish to call ij&nci oaie. vol'u attention To. Win. A. Nicholson, PUT., Watelius from 8-4.UI) up at Daniels Simon 1'. Farrow. Dft. Coda. In oliedieuce to an order made in the Christmas is coming. A. II. Foster "J" *?'X~{\x A Co. are lixing for vou at popular ]: "IxN1" !lt I. mon. More the j( . ' ? ourt House door during the legal hours . ? , , of sale 011 salesdav. 7th iK'cemlier, 18%. A on should see the beautiful goods tj,0 following land to-wit: just arrived at Daniels A. Co's. All those four lots of Ja-,d situate A Ikw's p.It 1 shed rei?enting bial gun i,j)<)Ut two miles sout'ywlst of Union lor a. A. II. I'uslio t'n.'s. < >?-? : Jim tin- tl.it.K for < Call .s w 's ' a" p1 ' ami son it at Allan N Ida,lam's. . V?.n . /' cansada Martin and l?ounded on the Dai?iris cV i >. cli.iutxr thru u<l. north by lot of Jucoh Washington, rust tin- w?ek. hc.nl it. by Santuc road, south hv lauds of Simon Watch Allan Nicholson's >t*ue on P. Farrow and west by 8. 17. A: C. Haill.t It ..ill In. ........ I... I will. Ii.vn I'lVllI I 'W\ J . ?* V?H? " ' n-MMVM ??V"J j ' "'Vl' toy books. games, Christmas cards ;iud Ihclutof six acres, more or less, other novelties. formerly owned by Daniel .Ioi.es and Vine h-wcln and sidling silver novel- ^"^-d on t he north by fair monads tit* at Daniels A Co.\\ ' e^t by public road, south by Jaco* .... . \\ nslungton s lot and west by said railThe eot.l snap calls for good, wann run,|. shoes and heavy ^e have them The lot of eight and one-third ac'Tv. l*>th, '* R,{ i\ v <>. purchased by Simon 1*. Farrow from Knive?. forks and sjmioiis?Honors' .lames Ellis and l>ounded by lands of brand- at Daniels & Co. "a. said .James KHis and Simon I*. FarrowAllan Nicholson recently sbip|?ed a i nn'1,1,h?; public road, lot of school liooks through Spartanburg I ' he k>t ol twenty-nine, and one-half t., i( teacher in martau.mrg count v. lie t'aos.pnn-liased by Minnn V. Farrow of J -ells tliem at lower prices than an..me " ""Kf Umnded on the | in upper N.i.th Carolina. ' north and west by the lots aU.ve men- , tnmed, east by lands of .lames E. Kins ; LOST.?(h?e large dark Muc and smith by lands of S. M. Kiee. otereoat Kinder w ill receive suitable The above lots will lie sold as one lot. u-vaid by returning same to Times Ticums of Salic. ^ Office, One-half cash. I Kilanee en a credit of ? _ .? ... , twelve mouths with interest from dav of Foi . ? we w ill sell you a high .-4.cured by \?md of the purchaser :u in 'Deniorest sewing machine with mortgage of the premises sold. The loin drawers, .lrop leal and eo\ei, and The tntrohasev has the privilege of pava lhg N<?. >. eooiving sto\e with .. <<11 tosh if he so desires, purchaser, pieces < ware. rosri-.K?x o. <o i>ay for pajK-rs and recording. lie sure to see Itovolt inas <?t Allan II. Fk.vkk, N !< ! .olseu's. 'h'?-It. Mas',er. Suiist ribers to series 7. of the Fnioii SALE AT J.UCK1IAHT M1LLS. I'luiiiMit; Mini I .<>;n i Association are no-i . .... . . ... . ., | that Hi" first I'.iviiu'i.t is to W made 1 tur salemy liTery stable cut lit. ?:ith?. I,t .lunuarv. 1W?7. instead of of Ihm^ carriages ttu* Is; ?h.x ?: 1 hren.ber, lS'.ki. and harness, at l.ockhmt, >1. Is. ' S. s. ! ahii.wt. | Seine things that ^'uls want: I>"lls. Now lSi?*?. ^4>t. f.) carriages, iiiiitiia, Kitchen sets, tea sets. ? ? ?? , \ ioliiw, all ?.f which can be bought NOTICE. NOTICE. ;it loWcill pi ices at Allan N ichohon's. ^ ... ir- r Wt* hereby notify nil persons inI?.>n t sen.I on tor vonr furniture > i. >. . -.\ * i , ., . xletited to us, either by note or open :unl carpels, or pay a mans fadroad i *.i . {, iii* i ? i< account, to come and settle at once tare: and hotel In.Is, besides sending ...... r i . . ? as we are needing money and cannot 1 vour money iT^y from home when . m. 7, ? 1 < Jt ,,possibly give runner indulgence, you c^;; t > I.ailey s ana buy the 1 Faxt Dims. same goods from the same factories at -<! per cent less than they tjg?\ VOTICF alTord to sell ton. J *, w 1 ... _ ^ Kveryoiie indebted to rue either bv Vi HUH note or account, are requested to csil ^ " ami nettle the sumo at once, as I am Alt persons *ro to hunt or compelled to collect. trespass upon ^,|N ,,j- 1||V i(l,.,is under 47-41 W. II. Sautoii. Jpliilhy 01 Ha . .. ._ Jor.x lfc\* lack. Subscribe for The Times. NOTHING LIKE IT EYER SEEN IN SOOTH CAROLINA; THE INCREASING TRADE AT THE NEW Y8IK RACKET Is the wonder of all Competitors. Nothing can check our Onward Growth. The people have seen our MARVELOUS GOODS AT Rock Bottom, Hard Cash Prices And wc sue satisfied with their verdict. Hsivc to add new men to jur already large force each season to wait on our growing trade. One ot our buyers is on the market all the time gathering in bargains for our Font LARGE STORES. No lots too big for us to handle, and in that way we sooop in values that smaller concerns cannot touch with a ten foot poll. 2000 yards fine Ginghams at 2^ cents a yard, 2000 yards Plaid dress goods at 2*/* cents a yard. The very best heavy 25 inch Plaids at 4 cents. The best 27 inch Plaid made "> cents a yard. The best yard wide white cloth atAo cents. Heavy Drill 6 cents a yard. Good Heavy Comfort >~>oc. Good Pair Blankets f>oc. Home made all wool Blankets 82.08. Big line of NOTION SAMPLES jurt opened up and marked at loss than jobbers' cost. In Clothing* Overcoats, lints, Shoes, Trunks, etc., we arc away ahead of anything here. No trouble to show goods; so join the crowds that daily Hock to the ltackct and let us show vou through our immense stock. % C HARRY & BELK. LADIES, * BUY YOUR HATS FROM PP Z\ PI 1\ M A> Z\ l? IZ& VJllll JLlXIXlTX VX kJl -X X1JLXJL^ 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 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 ufdv s mmnrj sqf w hebmi bub 0enw ww d ? wkmm In this department yon will find Miss May Coekerill, Our Popular Milliner, who is assisted by miss <Jorrie wnnesiaes, of Union, who will welcome you, and make you feel at home, ( whether you buy or not. Come and see us. | Respectfully, ! i | Graham & Sparks.