Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

gsi t I Li5 Ml IMMEDIATE REPLY WANTED BY ENGLAND Latest Note of Great Britain May Causo War. Irishmen offer to fight i 1 Rand Sou* of Krln Form a Corp* to Uelp President Krugrr and It 1* Sxld Teu.,.Thousand Are llrudy to Sail Vrom New York. XfOpDOX, Sept. 14 ?A representative of the AssbciAtod Pross learned today that the British message to the Transvaal does not* demand a reply in 4a hours, the exact wording being a request for "an immediate reply." The message is not an ultimatum, in the generally accepted sense of tho word. It expresses tho hope that President Kroger will accept tho propositions to "relieve the present tension." Tho only fiart which is at all aggressive is the reiterated declination of tho British government to discuss (he matter of OYereigUlj in ttuy kuujw Ui iui UI. The British officials refuso to deny >. affirm the correctness of the latest Pretoria dispatches, saying tho Bntisli terms are as outlined in the t-pecial dispatch from Pfutoria, cabled to the Associated Press lasr night, namely; a 6-year franchise, a greater representation for the gold holds in the vollrtrand, equality for the British and Dutch m the volkarttad and equality for the now burghers in regard tb presidential aud other olectious. A spefcial dispatch to tlie Pali Mail Gaxette froui Cane Town says tho British reply is regarded as equivalent to an ultimatum and the correspondent's adadvices from Pretoria indicate that war U inevitable. A Pretoria special to tho Cape Times s?yn the Tranuvaai has notified the miners of Italy that it will give them a safe conduct and protection iu case they Wish to remain in the Transvaal. The report that the Hand Irishmen hate formed a corps to _hoij> Prosideiit received there from Now York saying 10,000 Irishmen there are ready to help the Transvaal. The Orange-Free State burghers are epokted fo bo bitterly divided over tho merits of tho controversy aud their prebable course iu case of war. NEW OllT TEST fN GEORGIA. Commissioner of Agriculture Stevens Issues Not Ices. Atlanta, Hopt. 14. ? Formal instructions have heou issued at the state department of agriculture to oil inspectors to govern the fnture tests of illuminating oils in Uocrgia. Thirty-eight out of 41 inspectors in the state answered the call of Commissioner Slovens to appear yesterday at the eapitol for iustructious in the method of handling the now oil feet adopted by the department. Kxperimonts were niudo on several gTauCS of Qtl with the new test by Statu C4a*ada{ J. ? MoUifndlesri as uu il.Uutratiua of the woidf for the benefit tit the lutpeetofB, and the unanimous opmion expressed bv tlie men, naiuy of whom have been liaut! Iiiik oils for years, wu that tne new test was infinitely superior to the old one. Kuough of the now ins:rumours ar.o bow in the hands of Commissioner Siemens to supply one to eaeh inspector in fhe state and the announcement was made that the new test would go into affect on Oct. 1. Notice was duly given tlio agents of the two oil companies in the state that, from Oct. 1 tbftj new tost would supply Che place of the old ono and that all samples of oil dashing below 100 degrees Xfuhrouheit would be marked ''State of Georgia?reacted.'' MISSING CALMER RETURNS. Oeorji< Sloiin of Wilmington 11.irk From New York. wii.mixoton", N. C , Sept. 14 ?Mr. George Sloan, late cashier of the Wilmington Savings ami Trust company of this city, whose mysterious disappearance on Saturday, Aug. 17, was widoly pubiuhed in the press reports at the time, ret urn el to his home hero lasf Bvenkig frood New Yorlc. it will'he remembered* tlmf the affairs of tho bunk were not in tho loast disl tnrlwul liv l?i>i uIko"..^ .....i .i?- -i ' ?? iiuu iinn me I etoclrhoklers of tile bank lout not one cant l?y ki? disappearance. IVnero was, ' therefore, no vali.l roaset; way he should ' hectare to return ami the assumption of his friends immediately utter his ? isapoearance that by ovtdwork ho .'.as suffering temporary mental aberration Jb;u> boon folty ver. i 1 As yet lie i a? had no conference with the bank cOinui*, but then. m no reu- . 1 to doubt but that i: \v 11 bo tlio Jtwpuaaiit and nil iny? h i n'-.onuaut upon hirf leaving fnily exj !a ned. Clash it. tw.- a 'ii" itiices, Columma, h. (j., t. ] 1 ?a crowd | of whitt-3, lull of woifi.y, wc.it too ne,|cro campinootmg in J re-aster c mnt; , | 10 miles from th<- c .unry scat, li t< ingkh Nogro men ot>j" fml t > f-.vr ! .conduct dud the v-i ;"s hen lir.? sctil'.ert . ! Two whites, ; i.ne 1 11o11 * i, Lr.,tr? ti were seriously w oucUd a.id a uuiub i of negroes, just how many cat-not lei ascertained, wero snot. is on0- ropcrtsl 1 oeau. jsoarrcs'H Atiuihcr llill In tJolutnbus. CowMUts, G;i., Sent. 11 ?'Jin f\> MaiiufacturiUK ootnpauy, whi.ia is t-o ereo' a 'S250,? Oj c> (on mil", here :n eoon as the V!*or!c can be done*, ha or f.Tilni/.ed and 'od 1'. Jt. *oc- ' dou of ColumbuS }?, ft idont nn 1 (3. i{. "CTtloy of Boston, <**:' r A s.n>r. Boatou syndicaty ? ir'<ereiU.^ in th.j onlerurifo. and it is quite p^obal ly tlrst it will doTelop iuto ? |1,< uO.OOd mill. A Prolilblllor Lsader Dead. Saluda, N. C., Seut. 14.?Le&arior Obi Id s, a lending firohibi dcaiiutof Sov b -'Gajoliua and or.e cf. O l-ortiftna'a weili'hlent 'citi/uns died Vn fortuity litre iMi Bight. ilo wu 44 y?ar? old. ^^1 TRANSPORT TARTAR j HELD AT HONG-KONG I I . | Aegutars Aboard Complained ?f Ovev?rowding. VOLUNTEERS SATISFIED General Kunslon and Ilia Kansas Regiment on lli>* Vessel and Tlley Are Anxious to Proceed on the Juurury Iloin iw.sril. Washington, Sept 14. ? A cable me.'Bage was received today at tbo war nopartmeut concerning tho transport Tar- I tar, which ixis been hold at Hong-Kong. | Secretary Root thought it was of millcieat importanoe to take t?? tlie prosi- i deut for cou si tie rat ion. Tho dispatvh has not been made public. Attor Socretury lioot's return from ! the Whito House he had a confereueo ' with tho commissioner of navigation, ! Mr. Chamberkiin, and also decided to take up tho matter of the Tarter with tho state department with a viow of having the ship cleared at llong Ko:i;;. | A dispatch was sent to C'olonoi Met- j oolto of the Twentieth Kansas, who is in command of the troops on tho transport, asking if in his opinion tho ship was overcrowded and it there was just ground for complaint of the subsistence furnished tho men. A dispatch was also sent to General Otis asking for fifrtitor fhformation concerning the Tartar and tho supplies with which she was furnished. No dohuito decision can bo reached until the state department has comtiiucated with our embassy at Loudon, as it is a question which must bo settled by the Pruish "government. A private cable message from IlongIvong says complaint was made by tho WO discharged regulars ou board the Tautar of overcrowding, whereupon clearance was refused. The Twentieth Katies is vulusiteor infantry, with Genera I I'lfust^n i* nitiuo nil complaint and are anxious to have clearance granted the shin 111 order that they may proceed homeward. Tho army transport Tartar, which is reported detained at Hong-Kong bv tho Lettish authorities, was chartered by the United States and is owned by the Canadian Pacific ivcatnshin company. l-UO 51.UIH UUUUI lUt" UUil.lil It is suid that under thoso conditions sho ts subject to the British navigation laws, as ti-iug chartered by the United States does not entitle her to American registry. The British consul can determine whether sho complies with the British navigation laws aud if she does not, he has authority to unload her. HORRIBLE CRIME ALLEGED. Number of Men Charged With Assaulting u White Woman. Asukyiij.!5, N. C., Sept. 14.?Four or five men went to the almshouse in Transylvunia county at 10 p. m. about ten days ago and outered the room of Bchzil Oimppal, a weakuiiudei white woman, hokiug her to prevent au outcry, tho imcu carried her to eomo bushes and assaulted her, keeping her there several hours. She crawled back to tho house about t a. m. and told the story. Tho matter was kept quiet until tho ofticors could secure clues. Sunday the first or res: was made, the suspect being Tillman Anderson, a negro. John Gather, another negro suspect, was arrested in Ashevillo last night aud t;Aten to Brevard, ,tho couuty soat of Tranteylvauia, today. Joiui Gaston, a negro, and Johu StanciQ, white, are also suspected aud warfauts aro out for tluui. YOUNG MACONITE SUICIDES. Horace Wood JvllU Iliinsrlf When i'.iuglit Stealing. Macon, Sept. 14.?Horace Wood, aged 17 Years, committed suicide under sensational circumstances last night in the office of W- h Douglas lie had been employed by Douglas, but was discharged on Auir. ?l) for drink-inf? ylm?n lus discharge Mr. Douglas has boen niwMiif; a quantity of stamps from his desk. whi'di have aiways been taken at ni^lif after ttio oflieo had been locked up and t iio employes ?ono Inane. List night Douglas concealed himself in his -ollico to catch ilio thief. Wood , si.ax entered and when confronted by DiiiiEf'aa.r onf.issed, hut lie refused toreiniliur-n his lorn*or employer or eabn.it .o arrest, sho .tiny himself through the heart when a.i otiic :r was calio l in. W I; it si 11 (iolii'j to Mm ope. Lofisvu nK, oept. 14.?Dr. Willi;;? i H Wh.tsift, who reoeU'ly re i?;t o i if..in too presidency the Sovta r , i i5ticti-t rheca'^i ;1 ROinin.iry, will ieaxj ,i week from today ft in. rope, what j he if. ^oit.n t.? spend a year cl' stii .y ul ? research uikOOK tho world's liln ] lies, orop.ira'ory to writing a iii-r.,. y f tJii Bxpl.s. church. It ir, thought t i iJr Whitsiti in 1 is hist. ryof thoinurca 1 will bring l-! l.v.riy I;; ii t . r jr.:* tlio finest ' 'i ol immersion, wliu!. : lirriii^ t' o pa-.: few y .us, h on. .r ! 'iiuMxt an urpka.-an. c ntrjversy r * \ riu'.i n}' m his retirement iroui thj s?ii II ?* ^ ^ ?w; i N., (' ? ? St. J.. i>h 'fori >1 .-f. N as: mix::. r^pr. 11.?The ' mtetiaKof i he *'(-okuohlcr* of :h '??,>.? \. r vlie, Cusittojii.^.i and .>i. Ti'.iui i ; 1 ' ?**.* > v.mh h.l hen ? lay. '!:. ? urn i i! , ri'P'?vi!? wore .lrvo'ijtouan<? '!. >nlo L<.. ti ' o?" <H"oi-tor.> r?- clc-Toil. '1'. V,'. I.'vm i. I ft I? -\v Y r'.t wa' eiopio>i a <.ir - r till li ft vu aii -y fiery doued I y tip- j ?c and ie-fle> ti ; all ot tVo >*d othcer.c 1 Ti iihIi i * ! or F.oltin Act. ; ' QllEKNWcf'D, S. C. Sept. 14? I' io!' tru>'tc ? of J .kino ooilego mot h iv . j elected itcv. 1". i. i fC- '*" y t > .-orvo i , C'lairm.tH ? tbo col.<>;.?' faeuit . i :u t?v? : rf7 the Avi J I. r n a j t'lF.rhy (Trie's *; n'od -V e/e. i. i-r, \. h :i ; i a bflooeasor to the 1 afc? ITrsiuent Urier , j Will he cuobee. j j I TRAIN FALLS INTO A RIVER. ' fuur 3Ien A in Killed In mi Accident Near Columbia. Oolumcia, S. C., Sept. 11.?The en- j gine and 6ever.il cars of a tr.u.ti loaded t with granite t\ent through tho ticstro of the Cnlumliu, 2\o\v?c>s;^bc Laurens road over Bioud river, noa? this city. Engineer Weat hereby, l'ironian 11-nnick and two negro tramps were hilled. A car is supposed to have jumped the j track and tho jar caused tuft structure , to give way. There is no other way of 1 accounting for the accident, as the trostie bin just been overiia?fc*d by tho bridge builders' of the Atlantic Ccast Line, and was recently turned over to President Cbil'ds with the.rerort that it was in perfect condition. An inspection showed the timbers to he new. Whilo the trestle is being rebuilt tho Columbia, Jsewberry and I^iureus *?ud will U80 the tracks of the Southern r'nL rsewi.erry 10 woiuiuuia. The engineer ami ti reman were car*r ed down in their eugiuo. Tno fail was so sodden that neither moved frotu his post ami they mot instant death. ^ YELLOW FEVER IN JACKSON. One Case Officially Reported to the It imrd of Ilenllll. Jackson, Miss., Sept. 1 !.?-f)uo cisecf yellow fever iu Jaelfson was officially reported to the state boar 1health yesterday by City Physician/a'odd and Dr. II II. Hughes. The patient is D.^ P. Porter, city clerk, whose rosideuco is" on Northwest street, near tiic penitentiary. The city conttcil held a special meeting this morning and passed a strong resolution advising tho people y*o keep their senses and not create a up.nic like tho one of a year ago. Dr. Murray of the marine hospital service expressos no doubt that the foci is directly traceable to Now Orleans, as a brother of the sick niau spent several days there recently and returned home sick. Reports to tho surgeon general are to the etfect that new cases are still reported, daily from Key West. There were two deaths there yesterday from fever. COURT TO DECIDE. Judge 1'opo ~ the M:iyorall'j'*jiiJv"ou 1" GitKK-N-viixE, s. C , Just ice G. J. Pope having refused to nsmmA j the responsibility of enjoining the candidates for mayor and aldermen in thi3 ' city l'rcm allowing their names to be used in the general election for municipal ollicors, the case will ba carried direct to the supreme court. The application for a writ of certiorari was made before Judge Popo on the part of certain citizens who seek to have the recent primary for mayor and aldermen declared null and void ou account of the fraudulent registration of voters. The relators are Eugoao E. Stone and J. W. Goddard, who are represented by Messrs. B. M. Shurmanand A. II. Miller. KILLED FOR HIS MONEY. A Merchant Ass'iissiiiiiip^^v Negroes Near Valdosta, Ga. Vai.vo.sxa, Ga., Sept. 11.?Henry Vtttkers. a well-to-do ucrcjhant gad ftirmer doing business iu the couutry 5 miles from here, was assassinated Saturday night. Vickers bad sold cotton hero and bad considerable money. Three uogroos have been arrested on suspicion. Some of them had blood spots ou tbeir clothes and others could not give satisfactory accounts of themselves. Vickers' bod j* was found in his store, with throat cut and head bea.ton to a jelly. It is bolieved others thau the meu arrested aro implicated, mid the sherilf with tOu men is out ou a hunt for the guilty parties. Thoro is some talk of summary justice. a Trial of Boys Kor Camden, S. C., Sopt. 1 l.-^Tho'caso of the state ngaiust Edgar Harriet and Frances Chestnut, for murder, was ended here by the jury acquitting Chestnut and finding Harriot guilty of manslaughter, with a recommendation to morcy. They are boys, and the do- ! ceased was n boy 10 years old. The children quarreled over tbeir dinner, and Harriet struck Henry Ancrum ou ' the nose with a spoon. A small cut wa9 made, severing the facial artery, pun uu ucuuuui ui ignorance, or neglect, tho-child was permitted to bleed to death. Pig Iron llooin Continues. btti?uauUAM< Ala., toept. 11.?The tttrtninghatu district is receiving considerable attention throughout the conntry now on account of the persistent boom in pig iron. Thoro is not enough ' iron bolng made in this district to place ! any on the yards. As soon as it is made ' it Is ei'he- placed aside for shipment on 1 i r-lers u'rei.iy . plod or shipped in cars plnctd m the y.:r.a lor it. In.'h |.r ",.,j uhta'ii. Ori<is are Leiru; sent u'o the d.strict rapidly, and the l'nruacouKU aro b.-.opy. I)r H idle In Untitle;?, Wii.J.f.'tiMf-N", I>. C., i opr. 11 ? \V11 iaio Hai vie Wade, a v.v 1 it now n nie h..nie;\l engineer, w is drowned wi :le I n i.irf bathing, on Wrlglstsvhl > beach 1T'\ Wi ' j w:. i ah ur ,":l years r?f :.ge. i imtvi e 1-" limoi'd, but spent the n. hrc- y >i- Mi iht: n;:?\ 1! aivi.vd i. ;? 1 a>t 1'r.i. iyau i had jn. sceorud a oi ri>liu;;, i ;te;e;,t in the Wilmington v or lis, iu leading to locate Lore. < oiitrni Sirt lleiug Argiipd, Art an. a, So or. 11.?Tho hear.tig < ' in suit o'" 'he s?ato aga in.t the Cantr-i ! ;..!>or. * t.aii' any for r.'.lofted violation i ti > <ns:n u'.ion was begun l>r:o; fue.g" Hart of ti i Cie.oialiren < ir ui . ,i, .-;:i j cat tol this uiorn.iig. A ? <<y It ll> III- S - ? r. F: F\f! , Ala . S jo. 11. - lis--10 li* Je.u, the ! '.Iti cj i. I of Mrs ('. V. [In !. \vrn lallctl bv the icotd . it-cl. v:o < T .i -lio'-uu iri tli( hai.i'; > j? r b? it'ior. ''i.:t tiiu IljtuolJ, ;i buy. . lb ut ;* ;? s >f n,.r. ut i i k rs I. >- . I Ji> PENSION LAWYERS SCORED. Kuoxvllle Judge Creates a Sensation by Ills Attack ou Fraud. Knoxvillk, Sept. 12.?Judge O. D. Olark of the United States court, which is in session here, today stirred up the local pension attorneys by a charge to the graud jury. lie denounced pension attorneys as members of a trade in which not so mu^h is douo to aid honorable and worthy soldiers as to put upon the government payrolls and causo ^ * "tWn DrnacAflf kind Ot V UU DU^^/Vl WU %UV ^- ? ? frauds. | Judge Clark referred to the recent exEosures of peusion frauds made before is court at Nashville, Baying in aomo instances the transactions brought to i light were a disgrace to civilization. Ho said it was doubtful if any other well | managed government suffers each a burden of fraud as the peoplo arc bearing ' by reason of the abuse of the governj meut's justly liberal disposition to disabled soldiers and their families, lie J coutiuuod: i "It will bo n happy day when law hail establish commissions mid climiH nato the vocation of tho pension attorney." ^ In privttfpkonvorsation thft judgo is eaul_U? haVo warmly espoused the cause ??r"l>eusion Commissioner Evans. The judge is n Democrat atid townsman of MlvEvaus. | bevcdhounds in pursuit. Xdgrors Assault a Young White ) Woman Neur Tifton, (la, Tifton, Ga , Sept. 12.?Mrs. J. S. Johnson, a young white woman 23 years old, accompanied by hor 8 year-old brother, was picking cotton a short di<' tauce from hor home aud near the town of Ty Ty, 9 miles west of Tifton. yesterday, when two negroes slipped up behind her aud one caught her crouad the waist. She screamed for help, as did her brother, and parties in the business part of town heard the cries, but did not know what they moant. One of tho negroes held her while tho other as siiultod her. At tho approach of other parties the negroes fled. Tho alarm was quickly given and posses began to assemble irom every quarter. ConstaMo Oliver of Tittou was trior1* >ued fi r with ins dogs, ?*ad Slier ; i.t Story of Worth also procured dogs ' W-.^A'aed the pursuit. ill O Uthiw,, , 4 ...? ?vy u. lU . v....... wanted, wore soon captured and arj Loing held for ldcntiflcatioii. brunner at port tampa. Health Oillccr to li iok Out For Suva n null's Interest* Savannah, Sept. 12.?Upon the re, pert of a case of yellow fever at Port Tampa, Dr. W. F. Brauuer, health cflii car hero, left at once for that place with a view to looking oat for Savannah's i interest. I The question of a quarantine against Tampa anil Port Tampa by Savannah will depend upon what is heard from Dr. Brunuer. Up to the present time no word has been received from him tnnd it is taken for granted that 4o fur the situation is in no way serious Asa precautionary measure, however, the ciiy has placed inspectors on the i traiius coming from that direction and notes are taken of all the people from t that city ami port, so that they may bo kept under observation in caso the fever i should spread. Crops In tlie Nor ill Mute. Raleigh, Sept, 12.?The North Carolina crop report for September was compiled today by the agricultural department. From returns from 1,200 correspondents it fhows another heavy decline in the condition of cottou. This crop fell olf 15 points iu August, as com pared with July, and now it declines 25 points I from its August condition. Its present 1 condition is only 75 per cent of an averi age crop. Tobacco is 67, corn 65, peanuts 85. Convent leu (* >rs to Atlanta, Atlanta, Sept. 12.? The convention of cottcu states comuiisioncrs of agriculture, which was to have beon held at Now Orleans Sept. 20. has been changed to Atlanta and will meet in this cirv Oct. 2 1 It v> as feared that the out break of yellow fever in New Orloanwould result iu that place being quarantined against aud prevent the attendance of most if not nil of tho commissioners. Xftv I'ips Company Formed. ButMiNGHAK, Ala., Sept. 12.?Tho Dimmick Fipe company was organized i hero today by 1). f. li. Dimmick, F. 1). j Diinnu'.k. F. (>. Shook, Charlotte Blair I and others with a capital stock of ?175,- i 000. The company will build a 100-ton ! iron pipe plant in tins district at a cos j of $ 1.10.000. It will employ 150 men. j D. P. B. Dimmick ia tho president. N w Mnyor Por Auiilntmi. Anxisiok, Ala , Soot. I'3. ? Alderman (). 7 Henderson, Democratic nomini*, va t elected mayor -it a special election i.rro yesterday ovr Captain James II rfnvi/o ( ndupenden ) i ya voto of l>i 1 > to oil Mayor Beet Iletidnrsi-n will i o in.iupiiv ihiir~dny niftht, succory I :n^ r J'. M. li'glif, woo died thrco week a'-t ? tn'i \*; inst a S ?. ! :rr. MoNtot MI-.f.Y, Alii. t?>p5. IS. - The state has filed suit a^ain t I Ami II. 1 Ar' oii. f?.r,11 < r mk rif? oi Hussoll count i tor ijD.ti.V), v.i.icn amount th" statu clan.., to 1<.? ('.ue on account of errors in ' V'ucil's accounts while sheriff. Mr. 1'Vr.cil ditiivi tho tvnc tness of t):o charges, and hcuc? tlie suit. (Vr i. I.m V.'.tnl. rh.it I) N: u S?i?t. 1? Cornelius Vanlerbi.t die.i at o'c!' "t. 'h:s ino.-iii:if; ,tt his l.? iuo at l-tf'y- iwnth street an I * ' 11 . 11 in 1 ?"> ! /-it * AT.. \ . .. i t ! i.! <1? :it?? v. i? faired bv :: <:ro?: jf jural'- 'is, iho >whmh ]; .i: lort'd. The i:**p.t uttaok was in .in y. iv.io. < 4#Io11 I .lli I i i' IN DcimI, (/?>!.I M?II, S. C., St*ft. ri. ? C.tl( ml T. 1'. MrMaMor (lied in North Carol.:i:> yc-tenlay. Ho was eoloinil of iheSovmffeouih regiment, O. S. A., iator be "arm senator aiia at thu tiuioof ma death wut> way or of Qelunbl*. Citation to Kindred and Creditors. 6trite of South Carolina, 1 County of Union. ) ]ty Jason M. Greer, E;-q , rrubato Judge. WUEIiAS, Jo?. IT. McKisslck Clerk of Court or s.ii?l county lnis maiie suit to ino to grant him Letters of A?iniinistratioi on the Estate of ami ettects of Nancy Sumner deceased TllKSK are, theiefore, to cite ami admonish all and singular Die kindred and creditors of the Siiid Nancy Sumner, deceased, that they lw and appear la-fore mo in the Court of IVotmte to be lieid at Union, C. II., South Carolina on the 30th day of September, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'olook in the forenoon t, jhow cause, if any they have, whv the said Administration should not he granted. tiiven under my band and seal thU lGih day of August Anno Domini. 1891). Jason M. Ghkkii, Pndmte Judge, rubli.-shed on the 18th (lay of August 1 ISit'.i in the Union Time*. 3!-tit. MASTER'S SALE. state of South Carolina f Court of C? m. County of Union. f inon l'leas. Hobt. 1,. Nance et al vs. Jesse T. Nancs et al. In oladience to an order made hereii I will sell at Union, la fore the Coup House door, during the h gal hours ol -ale oti sajesday gnd 0j- pctoU r, ls?99, The following lanjs tp \ya: All that certain tract o- pare:-! of }anc } ing beimr and situabd in I'iiickiie] township, Union county, State aforesaii atid containing gift acres more or le>s Hounded as follows: On the North am Mast by lands of F, M. Adams and of John Scales. On the South by lauds ,>l Newell >mith deu'd. and on the W?n by lands of J. 1) Ilanc >ck, and formerly belonging to Andrew J. Nance dee'd TEltMS or SALE. ! One thiol cash litfance on a credit ol j one nnsj two years with interest on crodf | portion from day o? SQl.e, credit poitior | to l?e secured by bond of purchn&tiV, ftiv i i ninrtgjign of the premises sold will j privilege to the purchaser to pay all cash. The land t will lie sold in three sepie I r ite trati-iht'ii offered for sale in on* naivel and the sale realising the largos' mumnt of money for the whole laud -hall stand on the sale by the mortgage. Purchaser to pnv for all papeis and rc; Cording same. l?laU of said land can tw I -em at Mastoids i.iiii-o C. II Peake, Master. i uT-at For Sale on Reasonable Terms About 22") acres ; tract 2A miles fron the town of Santuc. Also about OP. acres (one tract 200 acres, another 082 acres) about two miles from tlx town of Carlisle, known as the Kellj lands. Will sell on easy terms, witl small cash payment. Submit offer? to Chas. II. Carlisle, Executor of 4 K.Jennings, deceased. Spartanburg S. C. ' 30-tlmos. For Rent. Several Town Resp dences and one Cottage J. C. WALLACE. i 3t>-lra. FINAL DISCHARQE. Notice is hereby given that C. E Thomson Administrator of the Estate of Ki'za Thomson deceased, has applied t< Jason M. (ireer Judge of Prolate, in and for the County of Union, for a tinal discharge as such Administrator. IT IS OltDEItED, That the 3rd, day of Octolier, A. D. 1800, be fixed forbearing of petition, and a finalsettlement pi j said Estate. Jason M. Gheer, Probate Judge Union County, S. C. ; 3j?4t. I " " MUST IF II! (IB ?OF THE? MERCHANT'S AND PLANTER'S NATIONAL BANK OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, At ruion, iii the State of South Carolina at the close of busiacss, Septi'iubci 7th. 18W. RESOURCES Loans and discounts . . $lH7,lCb> f.'j Overdri f Is. secured Mini unseenr ?.i ten U.S. Itnuds to seen it* eireulut ion 15,1 Ml no ilui.Uitie Ik.ii?"c. furniture and t.\lures L'.HH Hit oile r i-ill estate and inort(fnircs >n ned . t.n*?T ?Hi l'iH ir >111 National Hunks not. Itr-rtv .\Ki-nts) l-fto 'q I'm troiil upprovod reserve njrents Hu. t.'li'-ck iiiei otlicr ch.-Ii items . 7~-> '.Hi x .. os < t other National Hanks . C'-Ik tfi r i iand -eniH .... . 1W> (ii : |H eie . tT.-'H i I e loiupti a! fund v. iili t". S. Ii as , (5 |ier eent eireulut lout . lie. mi Tolul .... lUIH.O.'l .ii. LIABILITIES. ?'.ii>it1 stock paid in . . . $ ua.iM > on Mii'idus fund ..... ia.:H5 k; I'tnii\ led ju-ollts, loss expenses ?. - ! >! National hank notes outstanding Id..", Hub ltiic n< other National llu.'iks . 2lt" I >i vhleiuls li 111 >)l i 'd ' fi li\ iillial deposits subject to . heck ..... <7,1100 c; , Notes and hills rcdiscountcd . . mi ! Total .... $:.'IO.o:i VI i.ite of South Carol inn. i Countyol L'n:on. i I. (.eoure Mnnro, eiohior of the above i 11.1 tie 111 in el:, do solemnly .vein- that t he above ' it t.lent is true to the l.est of my knowl j i 'life and belief. (ir.q. MfNtto, Cashiot . | Subscribed nmt sworn to before me tin, j I till day ol September, I suii. ciiatti.p.s IIoi.t, Notary Public. I COftltKOT? \ttkst : F. M. FAttn. i .1 A Fast, - Directors. I A. tl. FuStku, ) MASTER'S SALE. 14 Stale of South Carolina, I Court of ComCounty of Uuton. J iuoii Pleas it. Ij. Nance and Elizabeth Ann Cregory, PlaitilitTs. vs. < Nance and Anuie May Bailey, Defendants. In obedience to an order made herein, I will hell at Union, before the court hou-e door, duiing the legal hours of sale on Salendav, 2nd of October, 1809, the following lands towit: All that tract of land l> liter, lining and situa'e tu Pinckney Township, in county ami >tate aforesaid, containing one hundred and sixty-ei* lit acres, more of less, and bounded as follows: Oil the North and Kast by lands of the p-tate of John Uent'ey, depeas* d, on the South by landi , funneily of Mrs. Aim Benfley and by lands foiuietlv owned by M. *dam* and on the West by lands of the p-uatp of Sautuel Sealer, deceased. ai?l tif Sam-? uel Kaucett, tleeeused and known tut the home place of the late John F. Nanoe, dew used, and lieing 1 l|u same laud pur* Cliascrl |?y r . A>ancp IMMII W'Xl 41. Davis on the pjih .'vpt 1874All thait tract lying, being and situated in Pinckuey Township, Union Connt.V, state nfortpiid, containing one hundred ami lli':y acres, more or e*"?, Imu idi*l hy lands ni the (state 'of Samuel Fancett hikIS. 1'. Harris' lauds and Tract No. 2 ot I.ipsey lamls now owned liy J. 1). 1 Hancock, add tract known as tract No. 7 in ttie division of the lands of Jatues 1 It. St? adman, known as the l.ipsey place, lieing the same tract conveyed hy James Monro, Master, to John F. Nance, by ! detd.dutid 1st November, T88(>. i TfSttVS pp One-third cash balance op a credit of I one and tap jfius >vii|i interest froth ; day of saVi the credit fmriinn to he stf sei-nn d hy bond of purchaser or pnrI chasers and mortgage of premises sold with leave for purchaser or purchasers to pay all cash Purchaser to pay for papers and recording same, fc-aid lands will be sold in to tracts. C 11. 1'eake, Master. 1 37-3t " ' ' i ' Opening of Books of Subscription, State of South Carolina, ) County of Union. \ Persunnt to a cornmisaion issued fq the undersigned, as corporators hy . M. If. Cooper, Secretary of State, on tlje fifth day of September, 1809. Notice is hereby given that books of subscription to the capital stock of the l.ockhart Railroad will be , vjjchi-'li in ivocKiinrr, in Hie State and County aforesaid, on the fourteenth ) day of October, 181)9, at 12 o'clock, > in. r The said proposed corporation will 5 have a capital stock of not less than r twenty-five thousand dollars, or more i than one hundred thousand dollars; i divided into shares of the par value , of one hundred dollnrs each, with its t principal place of business at Lockiiart, S. O., ary| \yi|l be empowered to engage in the' busjness of qpildjnjj and operating a Railroad from Lock- % hart to a point at or near Orr's cross; ing, on the Southern Rnilroad, with the right to condepin land etc., pntlef , tho terms of "An Act t0 provide fuji the formation of failrpa(], steamboat, street railway and canal companies, and tQ define the powers thereof, and provide a mode for amending the charters thoreof," approved February the 2Stb, A. 1)., 181)1). John* C. Carky, Whitxer K. Livingston, ? John 11. Montgomery, John K. Cleveland. Alfred II. Foster. Corporator!. M-Gt. . J I . MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERST" Bj\vlrtuoof an act of the General Assefahly of the State of South Carolina, f*?ntit led "An Act fn nhai-Uf Union ttfcTd Glenn Spring* Railroad Company, approved the first, day of March, A. D 1899." A mooting of the stockholders of said Railroad Company will bo held in the oflfico of Munro Ji: Munro, at. Union, S. C., on Wednesday, October tho 18th, 1891), for the purpose of organizing said company and tho election of a l'resB dent and nine directors. T. C. v\. II. Fostfcft; F. M. Fakh. John A. Fant, afi-ot Corporators. SHERIFF'S SALE. Foi: Of TOiiRP , 1*9$. By virtue of sundry executions tq i^q directed, I will sell before the court house d.v>r, in the city of Union. 8. C., I on .Monday, tie* .<<cotid day of October, i 'm v.. (I : A ii . (> i. 11 .n-t of land belonging to James T. i'.:la-s, situate, lying and l?eing in O i i i n iitll Township, Union County, coii'aoiing two hundred and forty-four and .ii.e-tialf ti'Tes. more or !? **, b mnd? I r?i H Mi ti-t hi i). r. Duncan. J. ]>. rurI iici' and other lands of ,1. T. D?n\rl?<s I and known as a portion of the Mitchell place, levied on ami to be sold as the ' property of .I.un\s T. Douglass at the suit ol* Prances C. Beaty, ' : ? Ai-C.' * ? *. t (me tract of land belonging to D. Itii K-un, situate, lying and being in (ioslieii 11 ill township, Union Ca nity, containing two hundred and eight and one half acres, more o losa, Innndo-t ny luuL of .lani'M T. Douglash, J. 1,. Tuner and r ?t li**r lands of I). 1*. Dun' an; la-vied on and to l>o sold as the p-ojcrty of I). l\ Imuran at the suit of Frances C. Ihity. J. C*. T nvi. s. u. c. Mien IT'S 0111 -e, (l.is Oth Sept., H0?. ; A u m

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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 15, 1899, Image 2