Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v ? " - 1 ' ' ? * ?T x ^e^see here, nabork= 1 ~ ~ ,! Skat's ^ie use grieving- over the result of the election 9 mm 11 when you can g-o to Bailey's and buy a I WAGON LOAD of NICE FURNITURE for a I TEN DOLLAR BILL. ' I Make your Home Attractive and Comfortable by Buying your Goods of the Newest Styles, Latest Designs, all Up-tq Date Well Made Goods, Cheap in Price but not in quality. We pay the freight on all oash purchases amounting to $1' ' ^ "d c T E BAILEY. UNION S C I w^TrLvr iv \f VARR1 ^ rfc ^ W UHLJ UH ' E. M ! Double Marriage in Cross Eey3. Your correfpondent lia?l 11:<* paasuru on the 11 tli inst. of attending a liinst i!i lghtful M'cla! event at the residence of "Win. r Dukes. On the evening of (lint lay ti e licighl ors of Mr. Dukes and Wylie listes gathered at the home of the former, to witness the marriage of two of his daughters to two of the sons o" the latter. ltov. I.. Mzell, the pastor of the contracting parties, pronounced the marriage bonds. and did so under a single ceremony, using the nouns and pronouns in the singular or plural, as the eases required. hevcrnl unique points arc noted in connection with these marriages. Two brothers married two sisters at the same time, umh v the san c ecteinciiy. .Jolm IV lull's ami Mary A. Pukes were the ohler of the rout reel inn parties and stood to la" minister's right, .lesse P. KUes aiel Victoria Pukes. the younger. stood to tiie left. The young huliea were Imtli liorn 111 the same ilay of the mouth respectively. Tito young men were ilresseil exactly nhkw in every particular. The young 1 rdiea were dressed alike eve.iy piece of trimming antl e\ ? .? >...*... v. .> > it? corresponding. The young men toile in buggies alike, ilrawn by U'.uiiiful greys, matching. The hostler for each groom vmslteuben llrowr.ing, col. .Jollv I'uhe, wlio is the oitler, dro\e for .lolin Kstcs. the oitler groom. lie had rt*j?airetl In tlieeity and laid in a supply of blue fibbon for his grey. and as he dashed up with hit steed prancing mule.' bit and line, that ribbon floating in the air. lie appeared perfectly happy. I lube says that ;is he t ante over the hill with I.is man, that Mr. John was dreadfully ' "sheered." and that just as he pulled up in front of the lr>i: c. he savs to me: ' Rule. how far is it to Mr. Pukes'" Mas r.vToit. ?- - - From .) onesulie. The went hi r after s > long ;i time is about to change end :t enld .snap is anticipated and most every one is wanting cold weather. Mr. .1. K. iLish has a drove cl fine Tennessee hogs in our town, so eoid wea'lier is in demand for lmg killing. donesville a;??l Loekhart mills are now connected by telephone. The annual meeting of the stock holders of Loekliart mills was he'd last Friday. An extra train was run down from Spartanburg to .b.nesville for the accommodation of the XenYork and Spartanburg stockholders. The hoard was re-elected with Mr. < a rev. Superintendent and genera! manager. The trustees of our lngii seiiool will serve an oyster supper at the aceademv mi Friday evening i)oe?nn her 1th: come up Mr. Kditor ami v.ei shall have cm either on the sho'l fried < > Mewi >1. ('apt. 1). A. T. Farr will be eliicf co >k and bottlewasher. There i~- some c< Hon in the fields to pick yet afti r all the good weather and short crop. November TiiLKNIox i;. ? !T.\TK >X. sTATi; OF SOI Til CAKol.INA. ( ami> i>! I nioii. l'y .la: mi M . Oner K?|.. I'm. hale.Jr.d 40. Whereas. It. V. Oist has male suit to ill" to maul him l.etiers of AdiuiMisl ration mi I lie estate ol ami effects of It. < . (i I'm r. deeeaseil. I ni'SfiHv, lilt . "iuir. i<> it.hi ; n i timiiNi nil ;iiii' j-iiiirular tin* l.iiiilrcl ;::i<I ? ivililnis ..f Hi.- Nii?l !?'. < . (iivrr. <i?'ri';i.?i il. the' Iwiitiil ?i| )m ; I*. U'l'urc ?!?? . in tlic ('nun in' I'roliiiic. In 1 held lit I nioti <I!.. ^niil li < iiiuliiiii, m ill.' isliliivi'l 1 >i'|| liiluT. IIIM . idler |H|l)lu':ttin; i | ii'i'i <!{'. ; ! I i o v! i m !< in I In* I'm hi k mi i. In -Im'.v r;iiim'. .1 iinv liicy li;m . whv l)ievi'i' AdiirnSt: ;M n?n slmnid nn| !?< gliMltrd. I?iv ,i imilev i;i\ I>: i1 iniil h'lil lids W>'ImI;|'. nl S.iVi'illli i, Allilo I)nll)illi, 3 ^l"i. .! \ on M. i:. .Jlld^e I'lnl iilc. I'lllili?li I nil 111?* :."Mli d:i\ <i X i\I'IiiIi'm J- M>, iii 111" I Hi )J| Tillies. S t* V* V EXECUTORS SALE. Wo will sell at th- residence of Jesse Lis!.op. deceased, on tho did day of Don oilier IStHi, to tin' highest liidilor, I the following propi rtv, viz: three mules, I four bead cattle, eleven bead hogs, one : two horse wagon, one buggy, lot corn and ; fodder, lot of shucks, one forty sjaw coti ton gin, good as new, one old cotton gin lot cottonseed, small lot of wheat, household and kitchen furniture, farming tools etc. Terms of sale Cash, 1-I7-2L) T. Lisnop and J. G. Ibsiiop, Executors. SHERIFF'S SALES, For December. lS'.Hi. Ity virtue of an execution to me directed. i will sell before the Court Hons* door in the Town of I'nioii, S. (J.. on XI <1... -.1. M I ii i v I uir I III U*i> *'l I'M VIII^ i Iiv .M, during tin' legal hours of ShorilT's Salt's, tlu' following described property to wit: One tract of lantl In-longing to V'iolel Hire. situated, lying and lining in Santiu Township. Union County, cor.tainini one hundred and toriy-t hrtv acres, inort or less. hounded hy lands of Mrs. lad; Crawford, Mis. Harris Evles tract ant waters of Tyger Hiver, levictl on and t< lie sold as the property of Violet Rice a the suit of Fianeis ('. Heaty.v l'Ltintif against Violet llice, Defendant Sheriff's Office. U(>N<i, this Kith V.iv l'A.Ki. S. U. C. OL1 )I N A N ( E AO AIN ST CON UFA E El) WEAPONS. | lie it Ordained hy the Mayor and A1 j derinen of the Town of Union, S. ('., ii j Conncil assembled, and hy authority o : Hie same: | Suction 1. That it shall lie nnlawfu i ' ft r any person to carry concealed ahou ! their person any pistol, dirk, tlaggei ; shnigsiait mcial knuckles, razor or othe deadly weapon usually used l'or inllictio; of personal injury. ii Ski rit>n Any person convietet ; 1h fore the Council of violating theahov ! section shall forfeit to the Town 111 '' weapon so carried ami be linetl not ex t-?filing twenty dollars, or he routine 1 in jail for not uiorc'than forty days, ii j tl;e diseretiou of the conncil. j Done ami rat ilietl under tlic hand c I lie Mayor ami Seal of the council thi I tl'Hli day of Octolier, iSOtl. .1. A. Fant, Mavor. 1 Attest : ! I.. <;. Yorno. Clerk and Treas. I l"--:;t.) Els ii ORDINANCE. lie it or.lained hv the Mayor an 1 Aldermen of the Town of Union, S. C, ! in eouusil assembled and hy authority t i same: ; That any one selling lisli out sitle th meat market slia.il pay a license of Te 1 )i iV.A r< :il)?1 tlu? l Kl I'll liidi'.llt V fill' VJiil: lion of licenses apply to this ordinanct , Done and ratified under the hand t tie' Ma vol' and seal of the Council tlii Jhtli day of (>etohoi\ lSiMi. I. A. Faxt, Mayor. Attest: ! I.. C. Yor\a, Clerk and Treas. i HANDSALE. STATU OF SOl'TII CAKOUXAt \ iox t'oi NTY. Court of Coiunioi Pleas. Tjie Kseheator of Union County? vs ileal Kstate of George Me A bee do ceased. ' In pursuance of an iin|iiisition of escliea ; < | laud.- of George Me Alice deceased duly made, and of an order of his I lono I Judge D. A. Townsend. Judge of tin I Seventh Circuit duly made thereon, sai< j order SM-ariiiM date < )etol? *r 111, IS1. Ml. i will sell by public auction Ik*fore tin | Court House door at Union, in Hi , county of Cnioii aforesaid, within tin I Ugal iiours of >ale on the tirst Moiida ; ill December. I Slit, the escheated land of George Mr A lice deceased. Said laild : containing six hundred and lifty acres more or less, situate and lyinjx in Unioi 'county aforesaid, in 1 >raytousvilie town ship, at Kasterwood Shoals on Pacolc river and bounded by said river and In 1 lands of II. I). Matins. T. .1. Haines j Itiebard Speck and others. ; There isan outstanding mortgage ii|ioi j saiil lands, held by the Fidelity I.oai A Trust Co.. which will be paid lien !?l" |'M? M II- M| III! II "II' ll | 'it I III Tri ms of silo: A credit <>i twc|v< lis from i!;iv of silo, s<' inoil l>; , I mi id of iho |niroliiisT with tfoo.1, Mirotio tojjetI.i i with a lnoit^a.^o of the prcm I i*os. j Said lands will Iw soM in olio or mon ! parcels. I). II. Tompki.vs, ! Storotary of Stale and Kv-oliioio Aijeir of tlio Commissioners of llio Sinkiu?< Fund, III If.1 (, ' :' I UUa> i l - of election of Dravtonsville Mmiiiffeiw . Township. Timbor Paige Pox. Man ass a Tate. John Pkntly. Feldhx Phillip. Draytonsvilk* Pox. p. S. Spknckii. John Alexander. -i Drayton Paintkh. j Gkmdybnrg Mill llox. w. a. mcwiiiutek. J. O. Tate. C. T. Maiiky. Gowdoysville Township. WilkinsYille Pox. Allan Jekkeuiks. A. W. Davis. s. F. Kstks. 1 Sarmtts Pox. I limit, coupled with a complete stock and Ss | a ftiiarantcp on iptalilv and prices of all * j my troiHls. I hope to deserve a eontinus | alien of the favor which has tiecn accord ' ! <-il this business since my connection with 1 1 | - ; it. Very Kcspertfully. v F. C. Dt'KK. ' 1 AIM'I.ICATION FOIt HUMKSTKA1). ' ( . | Notieeisliereliyftiventh.lt Mattie A. : I.awson has tiled a petition for a|<etitinii I j v i for a homestead in the |iersnnnl property < s of .h (Teison l?. I.awson for herself and ( - her children. I let nice I.awson, Lionel I). Law son. Maurice 1L I.awson, Claud j > \V. I.awson. Tie i>etitition will come j up liefore me for hearing on the "JHth day s t of Iteeeinlipr Is'.Mi. : C. II. I'cake, (-IOU.) Master. /* ' ?. v if ' * . ? T . A. (tOr OUT1I. 1 U. \V. Davis. j ,1. K. Poole, i Managers will l>e governed in this 1 r election as they-we re in the bust general ' election. Only those who reside in these i j townships are allowe<l to vote in this 1 election. Call on .J. M. Oreev in Probate ) i ilice for boxes and instructions, t J. W .Iamiw. f I. M. MoilLEY. II. C. Littlk. Connnittee of Election. '{47 yili. PROCLAMATION. " STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA? K X EC I* TIV K Cl IA M llKIl. Whereas, A petition signed by the ipialilied electors of certain sections of J. Spartanburg, I'nioif and York counties 1 had been tiled with me, and from said . petition and accompanying pa|>ers it ajv1 pears that one-third of the <pialifie<l elec1 tors residing within the area of eacli sec; tion of the sjiid old counties}, projioscd to I he cut oil' for a new county, have signed " said petition and, , Wiikiikas, The lKumdaries of thepro'' posed new county, the proposed name, '* the numU-r of inhabitants, the area, the '' taxable projierty as shown by the last tax " returns, and that the proposed lines for the new county do not run within eight II miles of any court house building now estahlishcd, arc set forth in said petition, '' Now, the.iel'ore, . John Gary Evans, 1S (Jovernorof the State of South Carolina, in*compliance with the requirements of the Act of the (ieneval Assembly entitled, "An Act to provide for the formation of New Counties, etc.," approved March ttt li, l-SMl, do hereby order an election in the territory to Ik; cut off fo." the new county, on Tuesday, the eigth day of December, A. D., IStHi, to lie held in d a voidance with the requirements of said .. Act, at which election the electors shall it h/iv i **.- wi iij'im iiiu *|iicni'iun >t' creating tin* new county and upon c l lie name and county scat of the proposed n new county. i- In Testimony Wiiep.eok, I have . Iicrcimlo set my hand and caused the if <ireat Seal of the State to Ik? atlixed at is Columbia. this Twelfth day of Or toiler. A 1>., 1SJM>, and in t lie one hundred and t weiily-tlrst year of the Indejiendence of the I'nitko States of Amhkh a. .INO. (iAHV EVANS. Ilv the < iovernor: J). II. Tompkins, Secretary of State. Tin* territory taken from Union county will consist oi" (ioudeysville and I>n?y tonsvilie townships. Commissioners of n Elect ion \\ ill appoint managers for said to\. nships pursuant to act. 44?(it. I I i JIUSIXESS CIIAXGE. r I lie;? to announce to the people of I j I'liion, that I have this day, Octolier 27, I 1st Hi, bought Dr. I'osev's i )n?ft Store op! posite I 11ion Hotel, Union. S. ('. I>y fair dealings and eonrtoons treat _ President. C'asliler. 1 MERCHANTS' . AND PLANTERS' ! NATIONAL BANK OF UNION. ... Capital Stack $00,000. Furplua S50.00 stockholders habilties fliO.OO?Totnl? 70.000 Officers?F. M. Farr, Pres. A. II. Foster. Vice Pros. Geo. Monro, Cashier. J. D. Arthur, Assistant Cashier. Director*?W. 11 Wallace, A. fi. II c Wm Jefl'eiiea, T. C. Duncan, J. A. Fnnt. J T. Douglas, 1. G. McKissick, A. IF. Fostre ^We solicit your dusiness*^THE NEW YORK WORLD, TWli/c -th-Wesk. Edition. 18 Pages a Week. 156 Pape's a YearIt stands first among "weekly" jwpers in size, frequency of publication and freshness, variety and reliability or contents. It is practically a daily at the low price of a weekly., and its vast list of subscribers, extending to every state and territory of the Union and foreign countries. will vouch for the accuracy and fairness of its newsl columns. It is splendidly illustrated and among its aecial features are a fine humor page, exhaustive market reports, all the latest fashions iuv women .mil ;i iniur series oi hioih'? by the greatest living Amerieaii and English authors. Conan Doyle, .lerome K. Jerome, Stanley Weyman. Mary E. Wilkins, Anthony IIoi>e. 11 ret I larte, Brander Matthews, Etc* We offer this unequr.led nows|?upcr and the Times together one year for Shot), cents. The regular subscription price of the two papers is 820:) or the Southern Cultivator. Wo offer this unequaUxl newspaper and The Times together one year for SI .50. The regular subscrption price of the two )>a]>ers is $2. We also club Southern Cultivator and Tines for Sl.oO DONT FORGET To call and examine our stock before buving vour V C? V WINTER HATS. J&c^Our stock is full and complete, and if Good Goods, Low Prices, Pretty Hats, Is v.hat you are looking for wo arc sure to please you. ANTHONY &WHISEN ANT, Leaders of Styles and Low Prices. FINAL l)ISCILAI?;i:. Notice is hereby given that I). It. Fit. o li\. Administrator of John it. Free.de eased. Guardian of the estate of Klinim Vlluian. has applied to Jason M. (ireer, ludge of Probate. in and for the county ?f I 'nion S. (for a fatal discharge as i uardian. It is ordered. That the 11th day of >ecenil?er, A. 1). IS5M1, lte lixed for hearng of Petition, and a liual settlement of aid Estate. Jason M. (Jniaut, l'robate Judge, L'nion County, s. C. (40-iC) k 9 <V *% UU IUU am PANTS | I am over-stocked on Men's Pants, and in order to close B IMMENSE STOCK will offer the following lot at V Pants worth 1.00,1.50, 2.50, 8.00 and .1 $5.00 for 85c., 1.10, 1.75, I 2.25 and $3;50. WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF H Men's, Boys' anil Children's Sails at Popular Prices, M Get our prices on Overcoats and Mackintoshes before I buying. We are offering inducements on Dry Goods, No- fl tions, Millinery, Ladies' Capes, Underwear, Crockery wi re, fl Tinware, Hats, Trunks, Valises and Shoes. Call and see us. -fl McLURE'S. j RED HOT QUESTIONS. } 1 ruvjmm.' xrSBBtBKSH I WHAT KIND OF MONEY DO YOU WANT? I Gold or Silver? We take cither?no distinction made be- 1 tween the two metals. Treasury notes, Bank notes and.sil- 1 ver are all interchangeable at our store, and the buying 1 qualities of each are inflated to the highest extreme. I Count your 50 cent piecies for dollars and get here quick, | and you will find that every penny spent in our store reaches the utmost limit of its purchasing power. Our painless method of drawing on your pocket book ought to interest every man, woman and child in this vicinity. Money saved on every purchase. Lach and every individual Dollar buys more and brings better results than ever it did before, since the dollar mark was first invented. What a harvest of bargains is included in our incomparaJle Fall and Winter line of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats Shoes and Trunks. ? Blooming like a llower garden with fresh biossoms ane new buds ezery day. Bring your Gold, Bring your Silver, Bring your Greenbacks bring your Nickels and Pennies. They all count in your favor, and trading with us is almost like finding money. H c think of quality first, but you will think for a long time of our Low prices, Mr. Mike B. Lee, of West Springs, drew the 85.00 last Saturday. The Purcell Cash Co. War at Beaty's The Whales have jumped upon the Minnow War to the Knife! The lines are formed ami the headlines arc clear and distinct! March to the Music. Strike the Tunjo: blow the llugng; bet the Loud Ilogannah Sound; Sin;.; Toorcl Loorcl, Loorel Loo, I nto the (lod of War. Mv friends and fellnw-ei:izoiis. AwiiL-e' Avian'* TTm? iI>a _ j -? ^ .?? v i iwv A v* ? i v/ A 11 invmvo arc already upon you. Strike the tunjo, blow the hugag. whistle the fife, chastise the ilium; your lives, your loaves ami your liberties are in danger. You are spirali'/.ed into a war and you must go through it "quick and realty' as there are splendors uniinagined and unimaginable, and the advantages that will surround the victor are untold and untolhiblc. Push on the War, now you are into it. During hours of refreshment and ease, l?tiy your Army Supplies from Beatv. Sec his Soldierly Suits at $5.00, his Long March Boots at $1 .If), his War Caps at 12c., his Major tlcncral Soft lints at $1.50, and the only "sweets'" of the war life, his f>c. Granulated Sugar. COME TO SEE US. j W. T. BEATY. I - 'I Y >?4 M- > 1 \ L.> - "