Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

THE UNION TIMES Published livery Friday. , r - _ M. W. Culf, Editor. HUNTER ft McNALLY. Publisher:. Registered at the Poelollice in I'nion S. C., as second-class mail mutter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One year .... $1.00. Six months .... f?0 rents. Three montlis . . . 2.) cents. Subscription payable in advance, always. Remit by |mstal order, check or registered letter. Currency byojien mail at sender's risk. ADVERTISEMENTS. One square, tirstinsertion . . S" | .1 a?. |[very sulisequeut insertion . "0 cents. Contracts for three months or longer will be made at reduced rates. All communications which subserve private Interests will Ite charge I for as advertisements. Obituaries and trilmhs of respect will be charged for at half rates, AH pajiers will 1m> stop;K>d the day th?-v expire. We will hereafter make no deviation from this rule. letters and remittances should l:e ndtfreused to Til I.' I* V n ?v ' '? - ^ >>4 ?v.> J I .M l'i> 11'.. I'NKtX, S. (.'. I VNIOX, S. ('., DKCKMliKIl It . U1??. *T - -- - 1 ' ' " "" ? SALESDAY. There was a large crowd, of prop 1c j in Union on Monday last, from all sections'of the county. The was no special news from any seel ion of the country. A number of parties T.vni North I'acolet ami ClaR'uey wei u in town, working for ami again#; the new county of Limestone. The board of registration \vx> cputo busy. Thiity-three names were added to the registration hooks. The advocates for and against the nev county were very active before the board, und one member of the hoard told the.editor that it was the most unpleasant day he had ever had performing his duties. Unite a number of negrees were endeavoring to gel registration ceiti Rentes, ostensibly 1 . . 'I to vote in the election to bo held on ] the new country question. The new ' c.ounty acivbca'teS'WdVG Vb?y ~*Oufilident of currying the election. A large amount of real estate was ( sold. The Whitlock lands brought #12,000. The Go*s la tula brought ,l #.">,000. rropcrtv in Carlisle brought 1 good prices. That popular lundh id M. C. Dcavcr purchased the hotei property, and Mr. Clarence Jetei bought tlie former resilience of.James G. 11 ice. Mr. \\. If. Girt was ?ui< a of the most active bidders, and made fl property in Carlisle bring it > value. Mr. Hatchford b< light one < f tin ' largest store) houses in the town One thing that pleased us ;.t t|l( \\ Miles, was the sight of hardwoi king, sensible, and saving young favours. " bidding livelv for farm land-. 11 jv ' a healthy sign and a good omen. \\ e j 1(. would like to sec every young farmer I be ol 21 years of age own ids own form i ".v sind improve it, for in that lies the I N '* salvation of the country. S.nal! J ' farms and each farnur his own land- j lord. dt, - g:ii Gan. Logan Says tha Sout'i Will ?t,? Now Prosper I 11 ^ . n t-ron. T. M. r.o^:m. It nnerly of :, , Charleston, hut for many veins liylsiy |,,|, Hichmond an<l in Now York.:11 s ,.V| well known in New Yo: k a > hoinjr ; |aN closelv in touch with the iin!u*tiio ' j^.jj tnd cntcrpi ises of tin* >'??:ith. ,?.iy1 ,r in discussing the outlook for ;m| row- j ment and a revival of bu-ine.^s ~1 throughout tlii.-' section of the eoe.nti" i 4,]>e\nnd any doubt there is ]f I polity ahead?not for the ^ j'I 1 alone, hut for the whole eo ??' i i 11,1. 1 th \\e have just pa^cd a yrer L rn^ , ^ \Se have just overcome a d' ,ji;a | y has heen threat* itiug ?? j;?' j and that has hcen a ;?n>/ . i . .' .. m-jir? .-sing : |jt factor f?>r a long time pa-t. That 1 in. danger over. '.Uo on' ,v,| movement j ,,t| can can once more lie. vi sinned. ! llu For six years?tin- Ih-uing I ,,f panic?the country has been econn- i |j:| mixing. And th.i> economy has been fan marked in the South than ;n any , the other section. It u is the I hiring f0n panic that '.tipped all the Sonthtrn ,1a. land hoonts, t'rigliteded the capital xx that was beginning to go there, and ,,f \ put a stop to all tite improvement* | r, , that had been promised. I! n ? aim* j |?.| the political agitation, and the con-cj 2 sequent fr'ght of n .ne\ed luc, and j! btill further retarded progress. . "In this way the South v.as fore to economise- It was Ibned to Tec-l.ij the Ml elf cts -f the d :'pV<"?4ibn.^ ar.d > ! because !t \\h?dependent in a large - measure on Northern capital for us stimulus. For six years this economy - ami pinching has been going. Now that the depressing factor has la en removed and capital reassured, the improvement will be all the greater, all the more far-reaching, ami :di ' the longer in its period. Things have been at a standstill 5-0 long tli ?t any betterment u:u. t be eonddeiahl ?. Conditions ave Mieh that every 1'ictor will eombiu to continually giv<? ti *. onward mr vement new impetus. - - From Etta Jano. The sn? >w last Wednesday it lo?.epi!i of sovcra iiicht s and ell out ?1. or woviwas com iletelv stopjs-d. S*ven I |M'ople are complaining w'.t'.i cold and smut* symptom. of pm mim ,i.i are vei * apparent. Votir e. t:, i>n ?' ".-i noilnv lit, s<? far as liic votes iiro eonocriin1.. If is ho|Ktl t!.a' no ?*as? > el iron ic N>re heauei'.uess wili I " Jli" suit ( f I hi' election. l"it that our will have the 11>?i;il:?*<h! tn ahV.e 11?? result honestly *?l?t;ti11<-?i like men. ; t 'her Mill iu^, ears. Vlie tK?l?llers are luisy now, ami i j ?m y inakii .*_j is ail tlie p?. Iter. \V. 15. Owinirspri aela I at Sa'e'.r y .-sti olav. Ilissnhjeet was Chris ,\s n \ntin q to his people, .lolin 11th ehu pier. ! T.uro will l>e <'oiiiiu:i!ii >a at Sale..a the hist Sabbath in .latmarv. Mr. .1. A. Mr Ilstes l.iilnll ? ?* u'ry line li'Ms last week. Thrv \\? iy n. 'l -h'S ami U so poumis respectfully. am i lie pit lit piilolis of iaml out ot tliein. A e.ooil inaia tanners will have their < run meat next, year. I la st Tues lay was'.. ilay" i'i r pnera! rahl'.t hiiiitinp Several iaim n n were j eouyht in this iieijihlhirlua .1. \ir. \\\ Whisonaiit".-. lilt ? ?; na-'.ftt ' who was hmv.t some til tie ?.p >. j.< p'tti.v alnn^ tolerably well now. ! Mr. Kil. II. lb-Camp. the p*n rai manager of (lie (.aiYncv i n lifer inmie >'.s j a visit last week.p. lie is verv popal; r | veill. ...... I" . | llefore heyinnina; 1 ? ?.- i;?-ss fncx ! year \\v hope :ill p?M Id It rswiii t.. .out li?*t and save trouble t?>r I <>i!i then aud tin' Magistrates. The North I'aeoiet infordono 'ninational Sunday S? hooi < Va vontuy,.! vm. meet at (iethsi -inane in.* iti/~r- ?' ' grain will appear ne.\t \\?.:a f The laelies Memorial As-:yh;-p j.o \ ol It it-l tii:o:id Va., lias is-ai i, , > . i,:i ulai I letter to each eaiup <?t I j/f-j !i; r<ierate Veterans. asking I a mot it.:, i??: i mi jfl.tlt) to piaee a lovary.jy/.ioiiiieaaf. hi St. Paul's ehiltvh Hir'tha e>t\ w> ' < I'resident Davis wasr.^minned and w.ii he was attending .-cr/ ire. th<- munim >f Api il :s. 1SC,\ \y"u-u a telegram wa liauded liiin I'nr.yi tierieia! !{ol-.,tfi k Lee annonne'.ng fhe ret eat of the ;ir.i\ Tom i'itershaiLi/asal the virtual em in* fi.iJtt.MTrr. In,''lies chmvh i\ua par lot i? ladies of Virginia erected a isantif .1 stained glass window to i-einiiu'iiio:a e fjeneral liohert iO. Li e's eo nuetion wa h. t, and il is earnestly hoped thai 1! ? I ajrvivois it the In: t eat: '- he alinv.i d I o place in it some ?!111;* 1 ' loMem-in: d I >f their devotion !> lS;e_ of :1 t 'on'i-deruey. '? e\. 1 'err in her Tin. ? From Chiton. | * 1 lavirtg recetitlv laid 'casioii ! ej xamine sonic ol tlie 1" n'oe'.'ii ! r- 1 !s >!: t? . !;a /> j . r-cii deeply inipiv- ii v. uli .,1 i t | Alienees of ??iv;ji ier.u' t;il? K j , inrnl ' v 11?. * t o:iT.!n:t u. j . - j' uularlv in tin* iva!iu of i> <<v i i * . ' . . . * 1 i lie! tier hi jiail uiif * > t e ( < imeiicy of cducatl v : .lit." iIuiii peril 1, or iron* . ::j would In* di'.iietdt f > .i : : due fa I lt iiii it is tliut uriii of j . .j e Hot oiilv gram' it; e Mil' 'lilt' . : antifii! in t spr ion, !>ni u.? a-a ed tlio iin?t i \ tijnr . d. in. ! 'j wed IVoiii a t'V? i 1 . i ' i inr, tliev :nv pei . i ?. | ifii -< veVsiltcatioii. : it>' 'i .!! v.? nlo j iigh place in our i>.\u country s J r.iim e. A ii In ?* y isl.ed Soi!ti:ti7 wi: c'- i <f loi'.iv. J v \\<- an' i rue ; < r .. > l.;H !- I not forget ' ,, 1 n-i i ll0^? oring, ' ' ' : ;t,u* i rn Itliein | .p.;,. ' -t il . j l,a-?T Ajijon,:.:i- 'J 'n>s' .on in ti.-' * ' < ::,i 1 ; i i.j ' r f tin* "fttonu erad!< ; ' " ; 'o \ I '* - .m<>m hi <>'ir \"'.i ^rcr i .ii, l:iin!!l:il* wi'll t! o in:i uv !! r.iiiiiL' in-, i f verso from tlio la cil j oil j it lie;" I! \ Mi ; (v i <> v. i ufo . I ji. j _ l_'.T.'.ilM s ill t !: -( li.iv.. ?>>vri" I !n :n?i.i i ,u |'ljiilK' <>} ) jn'i l, . . . i ' " iwovor, iirt? llioroii^tily oojjiiy. ; ,,a 0 lioaiitifiil ilioii<fljl > cliinin'ni^lv i Hililou into i \i|Mi ;'r \ n ;f?*\ j | ('. Ticknor, ?.f i i< i^in. Tin to1 "" TO Ml:;. t i ' ?11. ?. ; ixinjtlon VllM M X. Kailllie Down- I I'l"1 of a it irJuttc, . n . (,.i. no:;: . ' ,, > 101'S l I I I j 11,1! 1 ;<>!o v. .?' l : I | ' ?'l Tit a liijjfli jilli o in Sin" I'll H "i:| till* Snail:. I 'ail! I la VI, . nior ami Tiinr >, avo m ! < ;ii \ i, ;t im>.i in llii t j. -i i i .<> . Imi: ' Xoi'lll il- i ll. I.( ' II J'l' II ;'liid ami |)Hi:i'll\ rv iiirim i ; M :>.i tlir Ix iiiiilul. v'-?rk ! .1.' * m . I- 1 nc w riti'i / .1' ' in* ? . . 1. ' ' tlii ;t 11 <! Int ii -jim i : ' I I I 1 !l 11 t if in iiliu 1 " (>1:1 ;i 1 1 1 ' 1 , t: r tIk* ; < i<.. .1 1 y . '?? . fiiilx-r \ 11 ;N. II.' 1 1 'I I Ii... 1ow tlir- 1iim; ?'> ?, !. for 1 tan *< I M<?N Tl.-1' L::, \"W V ,'i ' 'r I. f^'outhern Cultivator. J ? a*. Hemmed in by Flames. i One of the most remarkable incidents connected with the telegraph business was the burning of two operators at Minneapolis Nov. ?1Q. ISSIk It was when the Tribune building burned down. The Associated Press rooms were in the Tribune building. Titer? were a number < !' persons bunted in the building, ami among them .J. Igoe, the press operator, and l\ Miles of Jackson. The interesting thing about it all I w as that the operators all along the line from Minneapolis to New York city almost witnessed the death ol their companion-*. Mr. Pcaree, who was taking the Associated Pi ess at tiro time, remembers tlie circumstance well. ii was about It) o'clock at night, as 1 remember," he said, "and it w as Saturday night we were crowded, igoe was a good opera tor, and seldom I broke connection. Put he stopped u.- that night, saying that there was ;t lire, and he tin light no would t.? r- I ' see v. lmt it amounted to. lie cmnc hack presently. saying that he guessed it did not amount to anything. and lie would go ahead. We went along a lew minutes, when he l?rokc in again. This time he said a.1 remember it : "Hold on, fellow.-*, i'iie lire is all around me, av.d I g-l to got out, Sam said, hi jest. Save the machine,' inclining the typewriter. . ' "Then we did 110A hear anything for 11uite a w hile. We supposed that be would go diireetlv over to the Western I nU/u olliec. When we did not hear fr/mi him again, we hegan ea!Inig uft'. lie had left the key j" ' . ifuid railed him up rej eat<'di vvi and there was no answer. l?v tip;?': lime we hegan to think that the 'no was something serious. We waited a lit?le longer, and then We railed up the We-tern L'uion, and from tii in we learned that the Tribune building was on lire. We still waited for him, but as he did not i onie tiie conviction began to grow upon us that iie had been killed. ,\ little later we learned that he was among the dead. i!e had tried to make ids t scape ft out the building v hanging on to a wire stretched jieross the alley Irwin the building. As lie felt himself unable to hold t<> the wire, he called to the bystanders wiiat disposition he wished trt make of his family. Miles was burned in ?l. . 1 ' ?v " I ?iic uuiiuiiig. ?x/eiro:t incwk Tribune. Cc: ton and wool In a Fabric. I i* csui-li a fabric is immersed in :t ?. ?i so'iv.:ion ofsulphide of sodium Ii ' v.iml iihres will be dissolved out. Mi ? cot'on III<res v. ill be uuufl'ectcd )n ii.inuTson in picric neid tlie well ,\i!l 1 " dyed yt liov<", while theectton . il. rtimiin v.bite. < >n treatment with t mix'uii ei sulphuric acid ami nitra- ' e? ,'j.o.a-Ii, etc.. tin' cotton fibres ;.ti ' c I :.ni/.cd ami ?iissolved out. , i": \ '.<.1 fibres wtii not[be tints aftec- ' i ll. \ a (onlirmaiory tisf, fibre* j . In !y picked out from these j art ! t ii< f abate v. lite!: ai e Lclic\ cd > . . t r?--; ""tivclv of cotton ami i. it,.- tbe^c, the wool fihiw i i ? u>; i:citis 11ed by the char- j ic o ! ,r they emit while tl.ev, rn. f'iic micro >j>o can be used as!., conclusivt tes\ as the appearance of \J i.o flat < ' : <.n ! ' '. is entirely t ti ti? iii'i:. ibat of I!.c cylindrical :n.(! i ai v,.\\o''! hbre. This tc.-t may be fur j ( 11'r a*- i -'cii b\ treating tlie mixed i bres with iod";:.' and sulphuric acid, j J.' >V ;! I f i !i hl:j( (the eel! :! i . IWli' lo colon { Mac, the \\oll l-j _ i ! mi- tioicil }?v the mixture. - - L a x o v . meet in a-. 1 ' \:\ ! 1,1, :.o V. awclciers xiotum -A Holiday 1 ileunion. A A 1 iv>tii!?r meeting into y j?i. ' I W niter 1 icalt Ii Ihsori. i!' . .1 1 . . . I'., oli 1 > e. -J-J.-ni ,1 ' i. i: > M.eil Hie "itellliioli oi ; ' W . r in Virginia and C.rI.n\\ i.l s of llaleion i t!.- riiih'i-,i!" have 1 it?-11 olitiiii.ei! e.i '!" . .. ! other I;tv oli >'niithcri! "" ,i in !; 11 ;. m? I!i:.t aI a sin il! , ! ! ij- I < p'.. 1 . ?>:?i 11:> llilee stale* ! nil !. v.! . hive eini-^ialiii to utliei .lei 1111 11!:t> i Ma a ami n-u only lie a; .on !!.' in i'.i In-iintt. Iiu! visit tin ir I ?T. !, incs mul utiiv for one luojlt-li, tl?- J mi I 11' ;i ! i. ! e-! ! Oi-.J ^i iol o.r thi; I \ , , . Tfte hulieatioiiH nit) tliafi a Itirye I , ;,iii r i l J ' !e \\ i ll at t eliiI I he rem.;?. : , J in i naM ::near In cit Yen:; 'ii at-! ' i tit it siihiII t*t? i. The Kiai>.?aril !;-i laai ; it rale il'ohi ail Jlloil' 12 it (no': .a. - i.tii ( atitliiia, \oi!:: ( a;- . ' tO'l \ h^OIISl, III 111 Vol \ iov, e i V "in i -a: :" ;;ii!' . ami :io i:i ii' - II'. I'M ! v. I'll ;): lilt" \i !,LJ jifuplr j ! I:; ii ( ; < n" ->*!!i:. I; J> tu lit.* it (Ml (i il ? HlO : ??? I ciiy in tilt? ii . \\:!!i r.. ruiiifit*4-i ! I.; !( !.*?N rli i ~ ;11. i ( "i r.ir line : nil Imi. , N lie . : l \v iis. s niilcii n c? li:, i wiil 1?* l id |iiii)?iir<'ii>i(liiii!iiK'fiiciil. Hiisin . ? I.-- I.ml iitnl :. 1 ll.f 11;i< jmhI [ ry*niiiki;i>( U.rtt <?iii lie cnwdiil nil ikmu i \ < will I ! I I j'?> I'll I 11 I i !lS 1?IV. - i'| : j. ! wijo wmit to Icnrit t hi oxhcW rosl ' I n |? ii*'in I.. * i'.V pniiits, , ; in i; li'l.il- n!.1! . rjii lives in 1 : I..: I \ s i sm ttviii1 to Mr. .n*. k 1 i,ri'( .11 1"??.' 1 >:* '1 . .1. Al.ili'. nil. * .. ! j'..- . 1 A*;, i.'. Ii I i ) 1 Deafhcos Cannot Bo Cured by loal applicat ions, as tl?ey cannot reach the diseased (Million of the ear. There i is only one way to eitre Deafness, that is by constitutional remedies. ] teafiiess is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining ot the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a ruiublin# sound or imperfect bearing; and when it is entirely elosed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation ioin he taken out und this tulw restored 1 to its normal condition, bearing will l e destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by cattarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the nine .us surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any c:ise of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot lie cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars fite. F. J. Cheney & C j., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, T"?c. AUDITOR'S NOTIC E. 1 will In* at the following plaee;::s designated liolow : Union U. II., January 1st to 17th tiibbes, (llogansville township) Jan. 1^ West Springs " " IW ,CmsK Keys, Cross Keys township " :!0 ! Serial ia " " " " 21 j lllaek ll.K-k, (Joshen liiil " 22 ! Curlisle, Fish Dav.i " J' . Sunt tie. Suiitile " 'I J Hughes. Finokney " " 2d 1 Lockliiut, " " " 27 ! Kelte.n, " " 2S J'-vnesville. JotK'sville " " J'-> Union, Union township Jan. JO to Feb 8th. SarratUs store, (tou.levsviiie township Fel>. !Hh. Wilkinsviile. tloudev.sviile, township Feb. I Oth Druvtonsviile, Dntytonsville township Feb*. 11th. Timber Ridge. Draytonsville township Feb. 1 lit 11. IHvbin Inttlejolm's .lore. Drayti nsville township Fe* . l.'Stli. Union. Union township I" '.-. 11 to 2 >. The time will expire on the 20th of February. All those who fail to return their projievty when the time < \phvs \vill ha sul'leelcd to a penalty of oh per cent. Jolt\ (L Fakh, Auditor. Dee. lb. (o0 tf.) sI'MMt)vs h( >iT|7kl"i K 1\ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Union. In the Court of Common I'ieas. i........ i i .. t ?- *. . ... .. in .vim imcKi'ir. i i.ioliut* lit?l o and l'ris 1). I.ee, l'yiiittilV-. \ 1 li *t Marion S. i/ v, ll.ic'ncl Tower. Tulula Wilsmi. Win. I.. Pre, John ('. I,ce. .Icier I?. l.i'i*. Martha .1. I.ee, Leslie Pee, Dave Pro and Kron lac. ! tefendants. Summons for llclivf?Complaint not servd. To the defendants aliove named. You arc hereby summoned and required to answer the cuiu|>iaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served ujion you, the original of which complaint and summons v.vroduly tiled in the otlicc of i the cleric of the Court of Common I'lcas for I'nion comity. South Carolina, at I'nioii c. II.. s. C.. on t!ic-JH!i day of Sow uh'T, A. P., ish ). and t.i serve a cop -f your answer to the said ? implaiut on I he subscribers, at tliciroliice. corner of Main and .lodgment streets. Inioii. South Cttroiina. within twenty days after the service licit of., exclusive of the ?liiy of stteli service, sitid if you fail to answer the complaint within the time (foresaid, tie plaintiffs in this action will apply to the eniri for the relit I lemandeii iti the eoinplahil. I ?amd at L'ntoii S. C.. I Jeeciiiber 1st A. I >. 1st lit. 1' \ >::*? n fc s.\\i via:. Plaintiffs' Atn .s. . > ?1. 11. M : 1\ !? -Ii .C, 1,A1" ) t 'lei i: i it i ..ait. To the di fetal nits. .1. Per. j > ive ! .eeaild i ".roll i ee. Talci i.i.iioo that tlie eoaip'ailit in P. etioli lo ve'her v 11 !}; ' Summons, of j la -!i the e , > le;" i > :? copy, wa !::?> | , it IM I i hiii' ( . l'i" t 111:<>:i l';i ? 1 i' I'uii>u I ? unity. ;.t I i.i<>n . II.. ihiiMv ci j llit?li. ii: el' Sciilii (ri Ii !i;:. tii: 'Jl'h ilit\ c! >! T. A. !). i i ; !>i: K \ s.\ v > ; k, I'lsM'JiiiV A(Iciijt*\ !)ivi Mil-t I . 1 ' " NO i'U'K IN) l o.NT'IA<' i ()l i v, iil !? ;.!< n\: c. S ( i?ti I>??.*. '1:. I ;ii I'i n't'lnrk in.. '.?i; tin* ,!|i eei 1 !! iii'j t<? 5 !im !nU ,-:?l !V.'|iuii.i' liiililcr tilt i' iiiiMi't ;< Imiltl I wo frvry wo lit ( II I'd 1 r I'l l I loll'.'. I? !<)i' vl'i'l! It' 5!;c MiMlUi! ci' tin* I will r, |im! of the sfid bidr I'd' l! i t'cilii:! !>: ., ri.i;ii;ii' 1,1 t III- ?"4 .i.'. !. 'i"!n ' I v. i!! ic I.Sell litly between 1 li.cm ( ".'kfill.! I . 1'. i\ ci'si 'i*ii?? tiiij^Iilivt*'! i \ li'ill in ll't* i '!'! i". IVis .rl.ti'i ' rJ !.<'. Ill NVlii:. -r, i S'1 xoth'i:. k. ) j ". - en It.i\ in,r c'siiiii*. ;i-j'.;iii-! Felix i \Vi.:l!o;-k. clc.'ijiv, I. .ire r< ';iuctei! ! > i ^ ,, til st'i'l c- tsil !' -! I ibeln I M'i't t* ( ill" i , s . i-ji ' :VI!. el I ?i ci inl ci". ! '.Ml. *? C. II. i'l AN. MssOl-r. > t. hi. I-:;.;. i i ? r. AI.S-; AT 1.(11 KIIAKT M i l.l.S. < r for ?;?!( my livery ulrlilo oiitlit, | i . i . < ?. imikuhti, cai'iiiifXcH ^ rut ;si hockliurt Mills* w s. s. Faimcaij. ?\. L.;. I c.?;. i > i. i., NOTI'i.. I'. ail- l<>; |.;<i<l' M to liiii.t or i- ;iii\ < ! m hi]i< 1 s limit r illv ot l!;t I .. V," .Im.\ Mi Ni m i< Kc; tic j. { . riii/ <!' < 'ojil'-ilrat \ derails illetl for salestlav i.; laniinrv. I. I'. Ijl < V.mmaii'lor. Ji .? ? m THE MERRY CHRISTMAS TIME! X * Books, i Handkerchiefs, ' cfo I ' Dolls, ~??j Umbrellas, rr* _ A time when _ Toys, (hearts expand' Nockwoar, China, !oo"cnT?UcnoSi Crockery, j Glass, irrJS:! Lamps, { hig others hap-- Tir ] Oliver, m < WinwftrA s IV L I III V, ~ " ' > Stationery, ^ ^Stoves, } Jeweiry, Table'Liken, j" Cologne, Rugs, Table j Gloves, . i and j Etc. t Pocket Knives.! h-,vtWI^B3PB > A - ^ > Dolls of every description. Magic Dantens, Steam Engines, Toy Pianos, 10 and 1 ."> Keys. Tool (.'bests, Doll lu'lliistCU'lS nd ( indies .? t, t> I, rp i~* I >nl! cvrfc..* ?n??U> of W.llo'.v. Knlieuopcs, Foot Balls. Toy Guns, Doll China Toa Sets. Pocket Knives, llorns, Iron Doll Furniture ami Stoves. Trains, and Cars. Toy KitT.cn Sets. Storv llooks, Rocking Horses. .U?ve| Cases. Pin Cushions, Yio- Bloclcs, Hatchets, Waglets i'ohleis lloblcrsk Vans. , 6 Wiiting Desks, Note i'-ipcr in';OU!,? Hoots, Games. Rows, Air Guns for killing Birds. t For iIioh* <?f more mntaro years wo liavc Vases, Cabinets, 5 o'clock I Teas. Fern DUlies, Bronr.j Clock and Mantel Ornaments, Cups and I Saucers. Alter Dinner (.Yll'ee Cups, Sugar and Cream Sets, Fruit Plates j and Se's, Tea iVts, ("l.ocolatc Pots, Pickle Dishes, Umbrella Stands, (ilove Boxes. Candle S'ieks, To?th Pick Holders, Match Boxes and scores ! of other ufelul aitieles, ell from faraway Japan. ' THE BOOK SALE. | No more useful and acceptable gift than a Book. We have some choice : "lroiiniis and they have have got to be sold by Christmas Eve.n Co >d plan to make your selection early. Here's a few for you to think over. 1 landsom: lv hound in cloth, your choice for only 19 cents. John 1 lalil ax, llunehbaek of Notre Dame, Tom Brown's School Days, Love and Liberty, li vings Sketch Book, Daughter of Ileth, Aesop'8 Fables, Wee Wilie, and others of like character. rr3.i BO <)I,ilV?ELUBLE, A. H. Foster &,QQ. All Liquors bottled under the Dispensary "Red, White and Blue" label arc distilled and guaranteed by us. We have heen selling to the South for FORTY YEARS and we know what you want. Ask your Dispensary for " Red, White and Iilue " label liquor and insist on getting it. FREIBERG & WORKUM, Distillers, -YXCHH'KC, (). Pi. 1 EttSliL'UtJH, K.V. CINCINNATI, O. NOTIf ! :. v.eryoite itak-liiril to in" either l>v ! <>V s.vnini'. arc r??j"let to ?-:tlI I settle t !: Mill!" lit t-ll-V, i.s I SItll i.Im lied to collect. :T-It \V. II. Sautimi. ( oiu.t v u{i,rMv, Lriii * vour blank j J?03t jDOI"l@Cl.? Ik t i In;: i i m ks .lib Oilice. | On account of the very j , _ j warm weather, and at tho request of our friends anil customers, we have |x>stjLtULU V JuiJ. j pones! awarding the prize* lor rolls made ot 1* lusehnvm'j ouiek yeast until October 1st. ,T. I. Harris, , , MKTItorOLITAK BEEF MARKET. '} \ \ e u.'.vc niovt'il to the fif) n vim P 'Pa n i e n i\?\nn if Hi', I', A I HI I'A.N I IHU)S? AND Ain: KKCKIVIXU I 'resh G-oods- j ,r."7." WILSON & BRO., Lapse and raney | v/hit0 Barb01,. j iiO JERIES 'lhcylMVcoiH-nwU 1 FIRST-CLASS BARBER SHOP I .ill ;iiul m u . ill our i.: w .'t.iinl. IN 11 k xr.w DANK i;Uir.D ? B W?? Invo every facility for lUityW*! flfc FO 1 f O O work. Our ciwiomljers will if .<* ' Hie i . ocaire & ooh. I 1

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 11, 1896, Image 4