Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? rf*-''" ?. | *"*S H < Wow i? tlie time \Vo liav ALL STYLES COMET* It will pay y DNION COTTO F1ISQK1L AND LOCAL MENTI01 IAPPENING3 OF INTERES1 ABOUT TOW Col. T. C, Duuc.ii] spent YVeduosd.i In Spartauburg. Lee's birth day seemed to pass uno served in Union. Mr. Marvin Boyd, of Spartanburg, on a visit to friends in Union. 4Mis. W. E. McXeace is adding a roo the rear of her residence. Mr. Milton McNeace's new resident is about ready for the shingles. 4)l Remember, every dollars' worth ( goods you buy from Furcell you get nice present free. Mr. M. A. Mo ore's handsome re* deuce on Main street is about complete* Call at Furcell's and see the nice cbii ware that he is giving uway free wii very purchase. Be auie to come out to-night to a the elec-trip lights turned on the fitMt t in in the Opera house for "Capt. Dick". Furcell has just received another 1< of beautiful chiua ware that he is givin away free to his customers. Mr. It. P. Harry gave a supper at tl New Century Hotel to Mr. and Mi Emails Nicholson, which was a vei elaborate unread. \yo are having exceptionally fii weather for this season of the ye.n Wonder if we will catch it next laonl like we did last February. It is to 1 hoi>ed not. Mr. Jus. II. Rodger will make t; brick for the Big Buffalo Cotton Mil He has selected the giound whv-re ) Wiii make the luiuk and wid soul] bepi the making of fivo million for tiie built lug. The author of "In IlisSteps'' is goii to publish a paper as described in il story. It will begin the 13tli of Msrcl Mr. Sheldon will publish it ono w? el Wouldn't you like to get it for tb. week? Thos. Holits, the invincible widow* from Cross Keys, called upon friends . T.lolwrtti Cnn/l^w l.iut' M I' rjf/vlltJ ia 1U4>V| iUI . * Jl 11>> in prospective candidate for Sheriff < Union county, and will make a good rui mo doubt.?Laurens News. A rousing meeting sympathizing nil the Boers in. their struggle for litvrt And Independence has just been held Washington, under the very no* of t! President. Members from both hou* - of Congress took promiuent part in ti meeting and many speeches were ii?tem tn by a vast audience. The Boers lia^ plenty sympathisers in America as wt ?4oUfek** . .JlCSO*,. its OES? > loir Oood ShoeK, e tlioin in AND PRICES. 0 SEE US, ou handsomely. N MILLS DEPA: i yj We have just received a copy of M Sawyer's bill against carrying conceal* ^ weapons. The bill was received aft our editorial page had gone through tl .y press. We have lime only to say th this bill seems to solve the question 1 complying with that great right given I an American citizen by the Cousiitut c t? "bear aims" but forcing liiin to bei them in his hands and not on hia iiemn We hope it will pass and will have moi m to say next week. 3<* Governor Offer* Reward. ^ The governor has offered a reward $.~>U in each of the following iucendiai tins which occuried in Bogansvill Union county this month. The pani who burned the barns and stables Sanford Wilburn and M. M. Sumrau on the third aud fifth of January, and f< 'b those who burned the store and postoQb ac Bogausville. We hope this will 1 n* sulhcent incentive to vigorously pros 10 cu'e the search for the fire bugs. \V want to see then? brought to Justice, at ,jl when they are we hope their puuishiaei will be such as to be a severe warning 1 others. >e Board Meeting. a. ry Tlie County Pension Board will rne at Union C. II., on the first Monday i ,e March next, promptly at 11 o'clock, m. Township Boards are reqnested j, meet in their respective townships c ,e j 8avi rday, Feb. 17th, at 11 a. in., to ma* I nnd send in their reports with all the r I visions that aie needed or that the} t'i j jsii ). It. J. Betill, G. B. Fowlkh. Chairman, te l . ' Secretary. Jan. 25, 1000. 4-3t "CAPTAIN DICK" TO-NIGH >K e For the Public Libiary Will Be ti. Grand Success. It. Ml of tho preparations necessary i it mat.?,4Cantain Dick" a grand succe.->i t night are complete. The cast is wr r, relit u^ed and perfect in their sever t?t part; and those who witnessed the pe aiiormance of many ef the same ludi> >t i iu.-l 7PiiLl?>mAn in uTli? Klw?lr? Sk.il*. J, ? will have no doubt as to what kind of | performance they will pee tonight. Ashl -b f oni the clever entertainment, the cam y 11- or e which should bring out every mai in J woman and child in Union. The Publ '? ^l ibrary for which the entertainment :? given, belongs to everybody, thereto <? ,\ ?u will receive double the worth < d your money, aa it all comes back to yo r? in ibe way of good and useful readlui >lt "Caytain Dick" has been the greate kind of a raoooH ia aU of tt# puaoly i LOOK WELL DRESSED. TO DO THIS YOU MUST WEAR W F I I _ MARC AMR I HULL - lirnLTL Mil U GOOD FITTING CLOTHES. THIS IS THE KIND. i I Any Price You Want. p \ RTMENT STORE. \ s r. towns of this State and Xortli Carolina, h! and almost immediately from here goes ir to be presented for two months by the be Dramatic Club of one of the lariat at Military Colleges in Ohio, a tour of the jy State having been arranged. Ttie folio lowing ladies and gentlemen will be seen >11 in the east to-night: ] in Mr. Y. E. DePoas, Mr. II. L. Goss, ru I)r. 1. M Hair, Mr. Geo. W. Wright, > re Mr. II. F. Townsend, Mr. W. S. MeLure, Mr Robert II. Miller. Mr. T. McXallv. * Mr. W. P. Thomson. Mr. L. M. Joidau, t Mr. D. S. Betsill, Mr. Curlislo Perrin, Miss Etheliiui Goss, Miss Dorothy Daw' son, Miss Minnie Scolleld, Miss Kuth- ? leen Moore, Mr. Paul McNally, Miss { '' Belle Foster, Mr. Bassett Willard, Mr. ^ ilugeue Betiam. ? !r? Court in Greenville t ar ^ It seems that some of our citizens have 1 ^ been interested In a case In court at fi f" Greenville this week, we clip the fo'iowe C lug from tho Greenville Mountaineers report of court proceedings: i nt .. .manes i?. mauix entered a plea of . to guilty to the charge of bigamv. Sen- ' tence has not yet been passed. This case has attracted considerable attention <*nd the tii d would have b en well attended. The plea of guilty was t-omeet what in the natuie of a disappointment, r [ri tltongh it was apparent that Bidd*x would only get more punishment by ?* making a flight. It will lie remembered lie married Miss Ethel Thompson, of m this city, last summer, and lately it was * [t> found ne was m irried to Miss Carrie Og'e, o ' Uni ?n county, in 1S04. Both wj>ea wei( -at 'lie couit luvine \ ester day a l> iuo oing d meine-l to be. on the mc.'-t. i tljeiidly teiiil.C Messis \^. Bub*.), of Cross Ke>-<. ! r.'uun county, H. M, \\oot. uf SjniiUie ! burg, and James Kdtl-?. 01 Union, c*m* over to attend the Bi.ldix trial, wiiiott did ?iot require any testimony, as the T ael< idant plead guil'a Toe goodoni-j /a u were witness** to the tirst marriage, i * A <*. can;e preojied a!*> to prove ?he g?s"l c'.v uotrr of Mrs. Biddix. The expif-.- ( '*, indignatUi? at IJ:d.tix"s cour-.e a ? :o in e|K>rted malicious defense in widen 0- |. 'IiIVOXmI 1.1 'liKiill tiu ?li H'lnt/.- I 1 -li | L *. oal wife." ! a\ - - ? - 11 r-' V ANTED:?Tenants I'or t.vvo r- j s m >! two horse furrus. Must fumis?. u Mrs. Transit* Murphy, j , le Mt. Tabor, C. | ^ b. Notice to Tresp?ssers. ic / 1 persons ate h? A y ViirnuJ >jot <>: ; w liUJi , llsb, v'ulk or vith. Mirou,'h, or 1 i nr. k other manner < ?smss upon cur 1 l .uds. Violators w?ll lv> ptosrouU'tl to the i'ulli}?t extent of the lew. .1. wr. qkkoouy. i- W.'T. Jonas; nt D. B. Fast. I bmituc, 8.0, 4?it k ADVERTISED LETTERS. Remaining in tbe Poet Offion at Union, 8. C, fbr the week ending January 26th, 1900. Mr. Buro Dawkins Miss Sal lie Davis Mrs Cora Davis Lamer Dixerson Mi T L Spps Mr K. Ij Gibson Mi L M Greer Mr E B Hurt Miss Liza Williams Mr Charley Ivev Mr Laurence James Mr G H Miller (col) Mrs Florence Moore Mr Cluff Prisock Mr J H Kodgors Mr T J lloss Miss Tbresa Sartor Miss Addie Walker Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for tL J .1! ineir uenvsrj. J. C. Hukter, P. M estate~notice7 All persons indebted to the Estate of William Afuuro, lite of Union county, deceased, must make payment at once, and all cieditor? of lib estate are uotilicd to present their claim?, properly probated, without delay, to Elizadf.tii II Muxbo, Sole Qualified Executrix. .January, 1900. 4-j}t Surveying Notice. I am prepared with sight and telescope :otnpasses to do work where great iccuracy is required. Also a telescope level that will do llrst-clas? work for terrace, turnpike or railroad. Terms reasonable and easy. Godfrey B. Fowler, Joneaville, S. C. Jan. 1, 1900. l-4t. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby- given that F. M. \dams Administrator of the Estate of Augustus A. Nance deceased, has applied to Jason M. Greer Judge of Prosate, In and for the County of Union, for \ Glial discharge as such Administrator. It is ordered, That the 8th day of February A, D. 1900, bo fixed for liearinr of Petition, and a final settlement of said Estate. Published January 5th 1900. Jason M. Greer, Probate Judge, Union County, S. C. 1?4t. FINAL DISCHARGE, Notice is hereby given that F. M. Adams, Administrator de bonis non with will annexed of the Esate of John F. Vance deceased. 1ms applied to Jason M. iree.r Judge of Probate, in and for tkie ,'ouiity of Union, for a final discharge as such Administiator. It is ordered. That the 8th day of February A. D. 1900, he fixed for hearng of Petition, and a final settlement of aid Estate. Published January 5th 1900 Jason M. Gkeer, Probate Judge, Union County, S. C. 1?4t. 300,000 CABBAGE PLANTS? I now have 300,000 Cabbage Plants of three early varieties, vhich - have withstood the . 4 1 ! ^ I A vernier wuaoui any protecion, and are now ready for ransplanting. The varieties ire "Early Jersey Wakefield," 'The Early Winningstead" md the "Succession." I have ippointed Mr. G. W. Whitman 19 my agent, and he will have lamples of the plants, which :an be secure! at Col. T. C. Duncan's garden. Also have cttus ready for transplanting. f IKI? IURR1Q Tm.nl/Ai> u. i i\u nailing i l lU'ivui # A RAI TO DECORA"! ^?YOUR I Having decided to dncontin 'ooio lor the incieawd Stock ? t 1 >f my enormous growing: trade. itrw k of Ohinn :nui \v.. t cost to produce them. Tliwe STRICTLY FOR '1 is ' ? yon** chanco ic h }?ri; there hi ft ni.-h or corner on v<.:?r o -Ity ?lor?'i, m'.?h this opporltiuLj , ti ic price we are offerir if Ibem. uaud ice that we are ca?r We take pleasure in thank.ii n sincerely hope to he favored )erou? New year, I beg to reraaii Tuwob Stettin t After the We get a big share people who live in we are certainly pr< GIVE US YO We buy our Farmi car load lots and TDlease VOU in rm^li I-**" Union Han UNION Plat of J. B. Ricf w. L. c No. 4 No. ! 66X150 66X15 No 3 No. i 66X110 I 66X1' No. 2 No. 1 H- 66X137 66X15 M I ui J, . cs I H M No. 1 g 110X185 H i ? H O I i ^ ; j J. J ! Rehidknce Lot. Ghaded School Lot These lots, in the most de: town, are offered at private sale reasonable. Apply to J FREE FRI The above cut3 are representations of han<l-painted china, no*T on exhibition at 01 free to our customers. We guarantee that our pi icM on goo.h offer is made for the purpose of increasing we truly appreoiate their patronage. This ware is rapidly taking the place o It has that soft, white, velvety fluish; is of t the best in the world. The shapes am been designed to meet the tastes of the mo It is only by our guaranteeing to use have been able to get it at a price that puts Our assortment consists of Cups and f Dinner Plates, Platters. Covered Dishes, Ci and everything else which goes to make up We earnestly invito you to call and ins| j-ou full information. Very re PURCELL CAS OH rEAND BEAU' SOME AT A Sf up our lino of Fancy Goods and T mi niture that I w 11 ho coinp> led T . i . i i- . . i j. tiuuw upuii uui in JJ'Kl't Till" if cities, IJisipie Figuivs, Albums, goods will be sold CASH AT RTD v< if vou contemplate n>nkb'p wcrbl'' <r tlu or cabinet Ibat Xicv.?l 1o V? < or * will bo a inng, cola day bi>?'>ro o Av* out what we propose, whrf you very much for your kind i with the same in the "future 1 a Yours very respectfully, BAIL Farmers of our Trade from i the country, and Dud of it UR TRADE, ng implements in will guarantee to ty and price. . . Iware Co. , s. c. tard's City Lots. cli?. 3 30 G to | W. W. Dixon. >i ; H H H ? H co I I u | 6 | ! a ; |J. F. McLurk. i I r. sirable residence part of the Prices and terms are very B. RICHARDS. At Carolina Drug Co. Kf FREE a few pieces of handsomely dpcoratcd, nr store, which we intend giving away i will remain I he flame. This special our t a le and showing the i>eople that f White Granite or Iron Stone China* .lie liaest quality, and without doubt of the very latest {uitterus and liave st fastidious, a largo quantity of this ware that we it wlthiu the reach of all. Saucers, Pie Plates, Breakfast Plates, ant Pitchers. Sugar Bowls, Tea Pota a FINE SET OF DISHES. >sv,t it., when we will cheerfully give speotfu'ly, H COMPANY. ANCE T1FY?~ nf ALL COST. ''ino Pictures in order to make to oarrv to meet the demands ie next thirty days my entire Vases, etc., at and below what UCED PRICES. Mrt.hdny or present* of any kind \viih ? fine but ineipooelre . will have the chance lo get them *er you want to buy or not. ntrouage during the past year tVishing all a happy and pros.EY.