Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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[K" f Pub lis/ud Every Friday. 80 L. G. Young, Manager. ra W. E. Cook, Editor. di I .Registered at the Poetofflce in Union, 11 8. C., as seoond-eiasa mail matter. rp ^ v SUBSCRIPTION RATES. p One year .... $1.00. j Six months .... 50 cents. F ! Three months . . 25 wnta. g< 9 a f ( Subooription payable in advance, al- a ways. Remit by postal order, check or ^ V v registered letter. Currency by open mail BjJr at sender's risk. f / t ? ADVERTISEMENTS. One square, first insertion . . $1.00. Every subsequent insertion . 60 cents. 1 Contracts for three months or longer i will be made at reduced rates. All communications which subserve private interests will be charged for as advertisements. Rejected manuscript will not he returned. Obituaries and tributes of respect will be charged for at half rates. ^ All papers will be stopped the day they expire. We will hereafter make no de) viation from this rule. J Letters and remittances should be ad/ dressed to 7 THE UNION TIMES CO., ! Union, S. C. _____ UNION, S. C., DEC. ?, 1898. ;l Mormon Duplicity. , / While the newspapers/*''; c?un- / k \ tyffiwion of/. kij ??o^iect Urigham I W -whether Congressfshould bo per-1 L H. Robert*, 'seat, there is ? er f I 0 M *my has been r '1C9' nnd d? I,r V *bol>she(i h jbrKi that poVig-1 fo I t ccee<iinein forever I n< I Wieve this tttnkir'g >f &*n. m ' Tn*'??'o- *'ea:nt- s< ?fM ra'"'.>?; u,,<"n 'Vvu ,u ,n ^ ?re' a^i<Jst co, P?s<iblc to lcStle P' 7 " **? W Tho election to congress of Brigham II. Roberts brings out the fact that not only is poligumy still pnc> ticed ia Utah, but that its observers are held in honor and esteem. Mr. J"' Roberts is the husband of three wives. \y with all of whom he lives openly and try notoriously MM.:- " ?v. J.U13 lact was brought is < intb the campaign through which ho 'c 1 was elected, and instead of injuring lt.!J . ill IV hiin it drew to his support the solid vote of Morrnonisrn and thus it is that hav he is to go to Washington as the ac- plac credited representative of a Mormon . ^ state. !3 sc bein It is well that the people of the will country at large should thoroughly will understand the nature of this great tion. delusion which hus swept so many oljr people away from the path of com- [ riion sense, and which resorts to de- j , ception and false statements in order ; stuff s to gain a hearing from peo le who ' cotton would loathe the principal feature for "ur which Mormon i-in has been noted. .,U 'K the ac I\ot only is poligamy still practiced ton ^ by them, but those who practice it We tri arc esteemed as heiocs and as loaders, l*or a" and can at all tiuics win the popular 'r"In , , r \ ponden applause because of their prominence in the forbidden feature of this new ,,t|lf.r *1 ' de'uaion. printint fly and _ not beei Two Typos. , , long, bu Every community likely to have ...... , . , about do individuals 111 it who are no- |J(.,Tj?|,iri ri> ' ;???(iur, ^n .fh- 21. M,j 'lie (?a surely chained to a place that cannot break away and go some- | a lere else. Noboby would weep to ^ e them go. It would be good rid- * ^ inco* Luckily there are always en of opposite characteristics. They A e the good as well as the bad. They ^ slight to speak words of praise for ; leir community. They see some ling good in well nigh everything. Sc hey are pleased to help along every ood cause and every worthy enterrise. They are broad-minded and ft ublic spirited. It is not difficult to ee which of these characters helps Ci nd which hinders the prosperity of community; nor why wo conld ill F fiord to I08Q the one and be all the G letter for the leave-taking of the ther. E . # Pay Your Taxes. \ If you have not paid your taxes ire would advise you not to delay the G natter. The books close on Dec31st, and Governor Ellerbe has an. nounced that he will not extend tho time. And the only chance now is ^ for legislative action, and that can onlv be had after the time for the * payment of taxes closes and a penalty is attached. ] ? EDITORIAL NOTES. ! Editor Aullf of the Newberry Herald and News, says he will not bo a candidate for clerk of the Houso of Representatives at the coming session. v'" attend, /I . Pr?tninent men / there. "obsa" will also ?/ W a??P Ji -?od,:rut' * ??: ca muster out 40 000 T ?rder8 / r g the strikers iLUv?. . ?'uQteerj aj / rt to induce those going to work xr?' it to do so. Strikes always do ore harm than good, and the strikers ?nerully aro tho sufferers. Hash ^ eusures never bring tho relief ex- ^ ected, lut on the other hand entail ( ouble and hardship upon the pro. inters. A more firm and conserva.'lf would bo a better and ~ ORR'S AND OTHERWISE. I Orr Nov. 28.?Mr rv. | * n in * l * Suitor: (jlYQ I ? iZ7" !>c""tir"1 f?ni,in.fCe!,'un" i ??. , land loveland prodiutive n T.j T'rCit station on the railroad* lf''"?P ?'?! is verv eonven ? su or the people and public ?ener """ ;svi!iVs'ir wiici ^rKZ <? c thv'rsk e mos* of thu farmers sUiw 0. lhtre ?ua"? dipped to this . * soon1 tak e*r11 e#v i^.^ing J ? ? ,. ?. * turn* tucre be :i great tie *1 sown in this sec1 urn proud to say I believe ,KU,y,( Timers are going to practice 8ul*n; they have a long time been sharts ig about. It should be the (i?.e,>' with all?make plenty of bread ,U! it home, and the low price for a 111 5 i wouldn't hurt so bad. While plilctar irns are Jeing very well filled, c ,s's >cket books are very light on count of the low price of cot- S,H o "all is well that ends well." *:ts son ist the future will be brighter I ^')'s M'K people. I am proud to read ^"r *on* io pen of the different corns- 5,1010 $ ts of each section of the } ',e r. l>y this we know each m"e ^ro' md we can read from the ,K4S #ecui ; press. This gives wings to 1,v l",rc' tongues to speak. I have water iint 1 a subscriber to this paper B''],c:0-S* t I have been ?? ' - H8 *"eCO er has been u subscriber for nm"e,b" years ; nearly ever since its u's,ment* it n,' >ublic school opened Nov. Celebri is IC. 11. Jlodgcrs has charge sale by Si iuIi School. _ f r fear I will impose wishing great sueimuI Till-: Times. All per.* C. G.Vl I/r. ?o bunt, si bor or ires c . following li * end The Join T> ! lands of K. Mr:s. ^ \ k. <* THE "WONDER ir^TT ^ ) " ? m a little girl, nine rears i , knd my name la C rye -el lift , *T, (IvH^.^AIltH. llSUOl tuKl? iVhat ?, saw at tb? "HFotidyr Store" to-day. pretty brown-horse, with saddle on, h. live dollar doll with a sweet face, id lot) of things my p.ipa should own, [-.ike nails end hamm .-rs to drire toings in place. rewa, plyers, shoe-nails and snaps, Sash lifters, sharing brush and key; atch chains, scythe stone* and traps; Pape:! one cent a quire?thia beats uie. iV-aa minm ItM.iIm ivnd shears. Coffee mills, oil cans, buckets and whips, ute little "Japs" with funny ears, And Chinamen, their tea ready to sip. ishes, fowls, albums and cards, Fine soap, tlutes and celery stand, uitars, banjos and statues of boards Are in tlie "Wonder Store" so grand. invelopes. plates, cups, saucers and pans, Kgg iteaters, milk skimmers and combs egetable brushes, coffee pots, glass cake stands, Dippers, funnels, strainers and bowls. iraters, cliina, fruits and pictures that shine, Peifume3, pitchers, trays f >r crumb3, raliant soldiers standing in lino lteady to match at the sound of a drum. Tase3, lamps, clocks, saws and beads, Chairs, Hags, carriages, pencils and caudy, tfuts, broilers, waiters and doll heads, Bells, fiddles, forks, knives and scissors handy. Pi inAU nnil nrnmna Mto vwru k 1UIIVJ Wll? v??v ? Nothing better anywhere. Sewing machines that stand the testFifty pound balances?weights are fai. Birds and balls and banannas nice. Are touAttju^i^^Vnnder sure, re. and China ^^^^ idle, dust pan and cake turner, , toy aniuialsnnd I think bugs j^u!| brushes and lamps with goorJ 3?J>U|> j< ,rToo th* roWD'e *,e R'ves 118 a . " other he gives us a bird, ,Jrn?Ar don't deny, but simply own l'or one ^lis a11 you ever hoard. ^hbTloBLr* Plf>cr P'us> fa^ ce*^ar an< ^'iat ^^aes, tape measure, tasks am 'h op#?f)Jad, spoonAlu'rroro? paintbox, paint brush 'oiiipyj8po n s, rules, stove lifters aud pau ' TI?J ?? >H*"J;?"w w,,; Da fBokard / h ho befn? , , * V5isf?t: c pla^s ? Pa^. ? or io leceivo I fcvu^ r (j,V N<lT'S ?"%' 5? "< I \ A. alado e recent y\^ <9^ < he Donglass Mining com foo0 &'*dfr r M'est Spiings in Union ^ltojjfaifc| 3 iu*>iM-rty was formerly own^MMB L. C. Cannon. Mr. Madole mau^^i rvey of lands joining the old mining * t and also a survey for a tramway ,j landle ore from the mine to the p iping mill u r. Madole states that mining is car- 11 ft on here on a considerable scale, j, tenqiorary mill now operating will w le 40 tons of ore per day. The princi- re till, when equipped, will handle HO jU to ; mine is owned by a stock com)f which Mr. Wm. M. Douglass is orr ntendent and manager. Two 1 1 have been sunk, one 150 fret C<)1] the other 50 feet in depths, gar >re taken from the mine assays any 515 i>er ton. Mr. Douglass is a d mining man and states that it t|ie ?.50 per ton to handle and ex- a e ore, leaving a profit of $12.50. ? ciiiien of the ore from the mine t to a chemist in Iiidiana|H>iis. Cf4" cinipn would average $111,000 DIJ The average va!ir? varies from 10 jht ton. I 1 ' Cu,'t ><uci|>ai null ?ill be l.xrated one tx-r^ 11 the mine, and the company -ed all the land a'lj acen', either V/orl mse or option, so as to have # "'J' il space for any and all emer- pr".fjjj most mpany conlidently cxpccti to inirshi Douglass mines a paying in- lit of up ?Spartanburg Herald. tonic i ? " make i I . nted Manhattan shirrs for traet, 1 ruith Clothing Company. paticnti . . allofwl sia olid NQTIC-. cases it fhmn b< ons are hereby notified not continue *ioo(, graze stock, cut tirn- rr^a they pass in any manner on th* ll,u'8: , thinly irr 1 1'. M -kissick plaeo and an<\ Ellis 1'almer. i "jtest" i K. G Evans, Jk. I It is on? . Evans, Jr. *" n l'AJ.MKK. J ' iRoYAl | T ^ iUsewnnr^w V iMakes the food more dellck NOTICE OF SALE. Ci State of South Carolina, ( County of Spartanburg. \ 8,1 Court of Common Pleas. n Ellsha Bomar et al., Plaintiffs Against ,trc II. F. Means, et al., x\ Defendants. 1 By virtue of an order of the Court na< of Common Pleas for Spartanburg an county lu above stated action,! will A. sell befqre the Court House door at be Union, in the county of Union In the of Stato aforesaid; within the hours of So Sheriff sties, on the first Monday in 001 Decemlxfr next, by public auction at to the highest bdder, all that planta- ca tion or tract of land, containing six 111 hundred and twenty five acres, more ^ or less, situate and lying in said ^ county of Union, about four miles to the westward of Jonesville, and bounded bji lands now or late of Isaac Thomson, flecoa^ed, J. C. Spears, n Mrs. E. Fi?e, D. O. Gist, Mrs. Martha Ilix and ?,hers, and by the home- ? stead of fj, G. Means, Esq., the Baid ? plantOtVbn being the lands of A. G. AUllns, Esq., exclusive of his said lomestead exemption. The planta- w . tion will be surveyed by a competent tr surveyor and divided and sold in separate lots, plats of which may be w seen at the office of the Clork of the ^ , Court for Spartanburg county and at ray office at Union. Each lot will be offered for sale ^ ( separately, and Immediately afterwards the plantation will be offered ( for sale as a whole, and if the highest if . bid for the whole shall aggregate J I moro than the highest bids for the several lots, tho highest bid for the whole will bo accepted ; otherwise the J1 highest bids for the separate lots will A be accepted. Purchaser to pay for ' papers and recording same. n TERMS OK HA I.E. II j One half cash, the balance of the y purchase money on n credit of 12 \ months, with interest from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser f i. and a mortgage of the premises. William Munro. 3 Nov. 14, 1808 Receiver y~ Final Dlschy?^^ 1 I*- I . ~aC**trixot tTiW"Kitate so /" P'P, l?oijil|een:lsl'er, deceased, has / Vf/'?n M* Greer> Jucl-o of 851 'rfapd for the County of ')r " mon dlsd,arge ns ???"> tra / On, That tl1?. 12tli ,1'' / *Wo A' ^898. be fixed ^u Petition, und a final 1 0sl l'r Estate. of ^/cL of x /ason M. Greer, Jo ^ * Lj^m JUnion Countv, Union Times Nov. 11 ,! ? ?? tr*? CuntHiitin,'!n[1}^ n,y l>?rae utt< 9. / ^ best j?,f ^ ^ ?ne-liorse son * ??/ / ritnui,,8 i?STet,,m,r| ni'H-t mal ^rft / ' fur m>e tbIOp> n ou,,ty- llud coS,flve or ?<-n vtinence3 unex- 48 ^^Sgjic. ^Th'i^ my llevv ffi'inery 6a* ?>v gm 0llt(jti wU{j 3 a manger 3?70 louble box, steam f, ?' riVator a'Jd FT 'n-s-s-caou.i,., r " 1 revolJ?". II '"K ... j iKii?'S i?or day. Gin- "XT ed last s?Ni?Oti 1,-00 bales. In connec- Y I ion with above ginnery is a llrst-clasa rist and ??w null, also sheds for housig and feeding 7o head cattle, with --ater in shed. To a competent man nting tie above property I can secure i>ositiona.s cotton buyer for the larst eottci mill in Uic South, also cot- Hea n seed ?r a lirst class oil mill. ' In addtion 1 offer for rent at Saqtuc ^.Jre Mtott^aUjp 20vo0, 1 six room cottage fffiaur,\'el 1;irs, garden and oichard; toaiteei) room dwelling with every ivenieuoe; 1 4room cottage with water A1 den.Utcf. Parties wishing to rent \ of he above houses can be supplied h 1:id in any quantity near them, nui-arly if you want to rent any of ubpe mentioned property. Pl|y to \V. T. Jones, Siintuc, S. C. State of 1 Ooun lug Endorsements sr alary K. Green, president National Wiley mold Economics Association.mem{yumvan Medical Association, ... , Ix-cr ijnorican Public Health Asso>d, a; horof "Food Products of the By ord< d," 'rites from Charlotte, Micli.r "above st at heocplleiieoofPabstMaltExtract the Court unnown to me, as I havo used it Monday i isioally for yearn, always with tho , . h satifactory results. For mother*! ^ , . , g tioir children and for guucral , . y ft>m any cause, I regard it as township, < jcia value, us it combines both acres, mm and nutrient proner!'"" t ? *1 ,, ,Tuicu liftrkin Lai v nuiy uio'licst''l'ouic." Ing to said e.ontl? prescribed Pabst Malt Ex* i (,)n 'ho."BfV' Tonic, to three of my Lurk in J^ni *, all of whom wcro ladies, and -ehoolhoust 'lom wcrAuiffering from dyspep- Lancaster, iLjeonscAiences, and in all these Springs rone acted llko a cliarm. Two of LarklnTifinc night moro of tho tonic, and Terms of ul to tako it. until now thoy toll , i)aian0 can eat anything, and ono of -.i'- , led "oVQrything." without tlie with inter si iuo?*nvc-nietico. TThoy have cer- credit port 101 iprovcd wrodoriVilly in weight of purchase! Hftli. f havo prescribed your promises. P nYrCJ1,^'0:i' number of times, pers and reco ^ if not tho very best, Ja.J.r?yCiV,N.J. Nov. 11th. 18 Jk idsss.li SE mis and wholesome m HIW>OWK. tation to Kindred and Creditors. ite of *outh Carolina, ) County o* Union. J Jason M. Greer, E*q., Probate Judge Whereas, F. M. Adams lias made suit me t' grant him Letters of Adininisit ion on the estate of and effects of ugustn A. Nance, - deceased. These are, theiefore, to cite and ad>nish all a >d singular the kindred d creditors of the said Ausrusta Nance, deceased, that they and appear before me, in the Court Probate, to be held at Union C. II., uth Carolina, on tlie 16th day of De- J mber. next, after publication hereof. 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show ] use, if any they have, why the said Adinistration should not be granted. Given under ray hand and seal this tli day of November, Anno Domini, ] 93. Jason. M. Greek, Probate J udge. Published on the 2d day of December, 318, iu the Union Times. 98-t. BUSINESS LOCALS. Wo soli mens and boys clothing ay under the regular prices. Just y us. The Old Reliable. $10.00 buys a No. 8 cooking stove ith 80 pieces of ware from The Old eliable. ! Mens and boys boots and shoes lut will stand the weather, at The Id Reliable. Allan Nicholson has just receive*' of choic e books by >-taiidar<l a-it'ioi , ust llie thing for a Christmas present, Dadios Fascinators and wool Anit ndershirts at 4ho smaller prices, ho Old RelioneIf you wi"1 to S'dv eribe for a good laga/iue c'0 Allan Xic>.o son. lie will nake it ? J ?ur advantage to give b m our i e are headquarters for trunks il traveling bugs. Smith Clothing ompany. Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of a warrant directed to me, _ rMtuifnrv the fttTTTray oTTfecember, OR, during the leeal hours of Sheriff's les, the following described personal operly, to wit: About two and one half Kales of cotu, aljout. one hundred .and sixtyrfive shels of cotton seed, aKmt live huned bundles of finlder and about fifty ishels of corn. Seized under lien warrant as the crop Wade Hampton at suit of W. T. nes. J. fr. Long, S. U. Sheriff's Office, 'Sow. 13, 1S0S. 47-2t Administrators Notice. f, "m. E. Jif/.v-** u*^ttl'isr "" fed, must present fhem Ce' f >sted wlthlVi thirty days ?indebted to said estate must" eX/ned"' W'thout del^ I " to Deli.a E. McXeace, i-4t. Administratrix. it ? ^ ERE... OU ARE T ???CaZX?CCCZ T. SEXTOS Is Headquarters for vy and Fancy Groceries ruits and Vegetables FRESH BREAD* ~~ ways on Hand. Notice of Sale. T South Carolina, S In Probate ? ty of Union. / Court. Lancaster, Sr., as Adminis- , of Larkin Lancaster, deeeas- 1 n s. Plaintiff, ,f .. ' Mans bi ramst , Lancaster, ot. al., Defendants. ' 1 land in -* miDV 8 P - ?'U OI ASSOttS. All wool pr of Probate court in the Opera tin cd case, I will sell before only House door on the tirst Fascinat< n December, next, during Feather I i for sale, all that, certain Gapes nic id located in Uogansville Children^ containing'' imd one fourth Fascinate e or less, known as the The latest waster lands and belong- Ladies kid 1 Kstate, bounded as fol- Indies gin the North by lands of Hang coinl icaster, on the Fast, by 1-1 sea lab ? lot and land of Larkin t T 1 on the North by (llenn 11 J-iclCl 1, on tho West by land of and 1 aster. T sale, to wit: One half e on credit for one year, C 1 from day of sale, the n to be secured by bond and mortgage of the i urehaser to pay for pa- /?/ rdini* 'be same. J iM JASON M. GRKKR, y 98 Probate Judge. W7W ' V Economical Exercise the privilege their mc buy their goods where; their 1 ! Theyjij^htly fe$l ithat its a dut and family. They fully apprec cash is limited, and that ov to make it spin out a long w? We keep our trade up by keef Yet every price is based on until Xmas, you will find it esj you keep in close touch with to shrewd buyers. Ladies extra heavy ribbed undervesta*ffee< ; cheap at 25o Ready made skirts of good quality figured lined, faced all round with velveteen and lengths Boys knee pant suits made of good mixed to 15 years Ladies hemstitched and embroidered whi new patterns the 10 cent quality for ESCAPE Late buyers of capes and jackets will our cape stock. These will give you a liti Double cape mado of black kersey^ trirnnv on collar and down the front Splendid black cloth cape, extra heavy, fu cape an<L collar, the best value shown Young ladies fine plush cape, lined throug wi'.h jet, thibet on collar a "thing of ?r?? THE OLD RI A. H. FOST THE PARLOR STRICTLY UP Everything new and fresh. 1 >und. Sliced Ham, Slicei Beef, "~~~'u_Tongue, Vienna Sausage, an >eas?_TahIerPiuwhWa^FruIfs. Nuts Fresh Snow flake Biscuits, Apr 'afers, Honey Jumbles, etc, etc und guaranteed fresh and nic*. icon etc, etc. Flour for your own to be found in Union, "Inglehear s you know a good thing when yo Our aim is to give you the best. HE PARLOR G The Only Cash Gooee WANT YOUR tip eredmoor shoo nil sol id sewed and sere ue ulT bnls pointed and common sense toe w< longola opera toe patent tip, n beauty, wo loxablo sole, soft and as.comfortable as a ? hoe, patent tip worth 35 cents for eiderdown blue and pink, worth 35 cents itinel guaranteed all wool for babies sacks, ;>rs worth 75 cents for >ons worth 75 cents for ely trimmed in fur, special capos in all t he latest styles, from 15 cen rs worth 35 cents for . thing in metal belts worth 35 cents for o I gloves guaranteed, worth $1.25 special pr tnth't kid gloves in blacks and tans, sped I)* the latest thing for only ind only ies and childrons hats, cloa Boys cap^, clothing, Shoes m ready for you. Havt seived a full line of Glas at prices that will suit IcLURE i I Buyers] tney gives them. They 4~ noney goes farthest.! / I ? :y they owe thenftseLves I :iate the fact that thei^ ^ w lr store is tie frtScd J j|\| iy. >ing our prices dowiJ. I i quality. From now ti . . i Deciauy important our interesting offe^^HHH ced back, double knit, Wo&ld be 4 9 19o black brilliantine, rustle bindiug, made fall sweep 98c c&ssimere any sixe from 6 , 98c ite handerchiefa in many 5c CS.8&reap a money-saving harvest in tie idea of how the price* are 5 " * ed with 5 rows of braid, with far 98c 11 sweep with fur on top fl 50 hout with silkoline braided S beauty." , 2 5 ; *- >? * CLIABLE. ER & CO: GROCERY TO DATE. ? \\ The finest Can Goods to be ^'hipped Beef, Pigs Feet, d Sliced Pine Apple, June otn CiU* icot Wafers, Mashmallow TLe finest Ham to be ; Boneless Ham, Breakfast especial use, nothing like ts Swan's Down." Uuu see it don't mention it. GROCERY, I py In Union. I ????? . I TRADE. I wed worth $1.25 my I ? 1 W >rth *1.35, my price 1 00 ?rth $1.00, my price 75c H (lore, in all shape.", 1 50 |H 25c H for worth 115 cent* for H 25e 50.! 50e 50c 25c nly 25c ice 1 00 I ul price 75c 10c 040 1 ks, capes mens and Notions. H 3 just reis ware y?u. IB :'S 4 4^?