Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ !'T* ^=1 HAVE JUST== RETURNED FROI\ ' THE NORTH I have some^rices that wi THE NATIVE! Ana the prettiest Gooc you ever saw. LOOK OUT FOR AD. I] ^ THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK. M. W. BOBO . ' ^ ;flrnnif!S llxcctiiivc Committee's Jicph\ T A^-jl The Democratic ICxecutive Committer met at Unit n at lO:t>0 a. in.. Sept. loth. iflttik9 nv tntitppqi aRnnT TOWN lt't'O. 11 e tabulation of returns was .<998 OF 1MLRLS1 AB0U1 TOWh. aw(1 the foljowillK candidates were declared to be the nominees: ... _ ? . ... ? , A. Cole Lvles, House of Representa <MWray. of Yorkvdle, spent tivos J 1 1 V days in our town this week. 1 ,; Ji,rank 1Vak(l Cler). Qf CouiL flHnit Sam June's lecture Oct. T. .1. Heicnhaugh, County Supervisor. , att&'Scond Methodist Church. F:IV,\ County Auditor. ... I. M Mobley, County Commissioner. . ?IfW^HMUuion's citizens went up to out, Commissioner elected, the two sat Springy early Sunday, and spent a next highest Jos. A. lietsill and J. A trsaut day & the Springs. Chamliers, will be candidates for County *>*2]EsHSf ? Commissioner in the third primary, IflfttttUe Nicholson nt,<l son have "h'.:h will iy hchl W^nesday. SeptemiuDBB9Kv?. o mAnn.io f . iw. her Jotli, 1 (JUO. Managers or the last mm/niiTr primary will conduct this the third. L'leiise call for boxes 011 Saturday 22nd parties holding coupons for China or Monday, 2llh Sapt. wJ ware will please presciit and get v. bat J. W. OBBBR, Ift ' raey caji ior. 1'urceu v^asm 1*0. county v. i minium. Miss Est^llc 7* oster lias returned f.oni rvrn v t^w Gi>i?rv^^ a pleasant visit of two weeks to relatives UMO* A*D GLI^R SPRINGS and friends in Spartanburg. II<ROA f> C OMPANY Purcell bits just received another ship- Schedule Effective Sept. u, njoo. ment of China to be given away. . .T Train No. 15 leaves Purcell is selling goods cheaper than Union Milll Station 0:30 a. in. anybody and gives you a nice piece of Arrives Buffalo 0:4*2 a. in China ware with every dollar purchase. Train Xo. 10 leaves The Rev .Tames Russell will conduct . . 111' the Sabbath morning services in the l'res- /^nves Union . till Station l?:2i p.m. byterian church next Sunday. All are tram Ao.l< leaves invited. Union Mill Station .?:00 p. m. : . Arrives Buffalo 5:12 p. m. | Miss Maggie Ilair stopped a few days Train Xo. IS leaves this week in Union to visit her brother, Buffalo 0:15 p.m. L Dr. I. M. Ilair. She was returning to Atrivw Union Mill Station 0:27 p. m. B . . . , . ? . ~ All Trains Daily Except Sunday. W her school in Gainesville, Ga. __ . - , * v, ' ? w _ _ The Union and Glenn Springs ltauMr. D. A. J. Sullivan, of New road Co., is now prepared to handle all York, spent a week with his friend, Mr. passenger and freight business between \ Newton Walker, on Church street, He Union and Buffalo. All freight for Buffi returned home Monday. falo wjn ]M. handled either from the Miss Snvder, the popular Milliner of Southern Railway depot or from the .. Tj i \ , ,,i , , iww. Union Cotton Mill Station, 'tickets to the Racket Store, has returned to her jjllffa|0 wju ^ sold at the Union Cotton post and will soon have her line display Mill Station. We now have a drat class of new hats for the winter trade on ex- passenger coach in operation, hibition. Miss Tlieopa Sartor' will assist T.C.Duncan, Geo. M. Wright, her in the Millinery Ddpartmeut this President, ^ Gen 1 Manager. bC'liissM. coats and Mr. w. p. "'iiom Citation to Kindred and Creditors ton have both returned from the North, _ .. ~ 77 % ? . . ... , State of South Carolina, | where they have been selecting goods. County of Union. J Mr. riiomson buying a geneial stock for jjy jASOX m. Gukeu, Esq., Pkobati ? ?_ iU .1 oG.rn n?..l i 1 IllH U1HLUIUULII Ul'l'rli iiiiciiL oujir, nun .IL'DdlS. Miss Coates selecting a flue line of hats, Whereas, Tt. A. Kitchen has made JB ribbons, trimmings, etc., for the fall su.t to ma to grant him Letters of Ad W millinerv rena-tment of s one ministration on the Estate of and effect^ miinnery cepa.tmeni or anno. of ,Ianna j 0vvens< deceased. Snowed Under These are, therefore, to cite and ad raonish all and singular the kindred am _ creditors of the said Ilanna J. Owens The game of ball last Monday, between deceased, that they bo and appear, beUnion and Sardis, on the Union diamond fore me, in the Court of l'robate, to tx was an awfully onesided affair. Union held at Union C. 11. South Carolina, or ?i?o uofotnnat ily ^short 4 of iu re- tat? gular men and had to pick up to fil. in. forenoon, to show cause, if any the] ^ TI19 constquense was almost, a freeze out, liave, why the said administration shouli ^ hot as the weather was, for the Union not be granted^ nine. Tlie score at the wind-up stood 10?[lv,en u|*der my hand and seal Llii ? T. ?r .a m. a * r .. l^tli day of September, Anno Domini ^ Saidis 32 Union b. That is perfectly 190() Jason M. Greer, < - awful. The bo>s probably did not fee- Probate Judge. like they were even being interested' Published on 1 he 14th day of Septeiri Try something a little tofter next timei berLlt)00, in the Union Times, boys. 07-at L * \ X On the On tig. Mr. K. F.Johns, of Sautir, LmHig!;' o i Ed Peake, couvivt*>d of .?! ';?:n?;? liv lars and fifty cents from Frank C?i> T oy. He was sentenced top-yn'm- . i imi i dollars or 30 days on th - t h t a g.r :;'i" went with the Rang. l!o wo. li : d before Magistrate B. G. (Jrrgoiy, of San- ' tuc. , Getting Fixed. in a letter received from ouririMid. ZCl. Mr. O. II. Burkett, Superintendent of the Cotton Seed Oil and Mam ian > i <: Company, of Anderson, he a s that lie is getting things rapidly ii apt- ;n,?I M will have all the maehiiu iy ! a>>ve #1 mentioned mill up and in p ady r I to begin mashing seed in al six weeks. ? ?? ? TO THE DEAF. i A Itich ladycuicd of h< d? -?fi. noises in the lead by Dr. N ' Artificial Ear Drum*. j:av . b to ^ his Institute, so that deaf ? copY ; to procure the ear Drums may lain'; in free. Address No. 12.00-f, Tho Ni? 1 son Institntp 7SII 1'in-liiIi \ vn V York, U. S. A. Gone to Clcmson. j The Union com lyconti;. _ son boys have cone back i<> i .1 * studies at this famous ii si. .1 .... ' Messrs. lien Tinsley, N< v!?. . I q and Charley Ilicks 1. l't M? ; lo other boys leaving a lev. We are sorry to see the U-ys have, i.m hope they will all make good re ad (! . year. Picnic at llebron, ; hJ* A picnic was given by the M-1 t Sunday School last Frida;, 1 w: ? it was enjoyed to the fullr.-t 1 * ' b\ L' the large crowd present. The neighborhood is famous for :s , and they always have v? v It is a great pleasure to attend pic.'e c in this section. We arc so: rv < c: : d t, not go. Those, who were tlare. m. ' a there was plenty and to spare <d go d things to eat, and we know its so. - m School Opens Monday. i; d The Graded Saliool of this vi-- y open Monday, September, 17. '1> lowing corps of teaehersavill haw< ha: of the schools this year: For sc' > No. 1?Prof. Davis Jeffries, Sep* . N A. >W. Dowry, Mrs. G. II. Cent. , Ethelind (ioss, Miss Alba W.. Mr . v N. M. Linder and Miss Can ie iaid. .. M For School Mo. 2?Mrs. Julia Thomas. . Mrs. Sarah MeCubbins and Mi ?.Jib* 1 Hamilton. A full attendance of pupils I is anticipated for the coming season. ... j] Aciv Firm. c AV. T. Beat.y & Co. is the style of the j new Dry Goods 11 rm of Union. } formed. The linn is coinp cd Messrs. AV. T. Beaty and F. G. An They will continue to handle a fall of everything usually to bo found i: first-class Dry Goods', Clothing, Xot. . ( :,js Shoes and Gent's Furnishings 5tore. tr> They are poind to do a strictly ? Ireiglusiuess. AVe besi>ealc for- tin ni a ii BulTalo, vMronage. Look for their ad. in tiinity offeieaES next week. they will have v. . m, a ities. which will t t hauls by wagon to *ettoe Resetted. George M, Wright, ,pIMKs. popular General .nana ?n)of hl,t . . \ of able assistants, will f. , , f : ,, of the road receive the h(. xichol (>n o !M The p!,Sier?'Train isV1*1.n'? hdVV "/\ ' Capt. J. ^ b railroad conductor. His <S , , ^ . passengers will be used exclK ' 1 j . a regular fare passengers and not' , : ' '' i laborers. See schedule in thisi fe li Petit 'Jurats, September \ \sn.vuon. (j FIRST WEEK. j .1 i Y^smnrli'in W T \fi*K issin ^ John W Howard I. Rodger \V W West II G Bailey \ RSMcDaniel BeeGregoiy K\ ]'} :i TH Hawkins J C Betenbanglk * J I) Hancock liobt Trammell.'.^: i J l) Mobley J 13 Porter 1 J E Mabry Eugene Thomas! v; .. i Wiley Goodwin J W Crawford V M 13 Lee 11 13 Goings I.1."1/''1 0 s L Ducket 1 L Boiio J ,M. J E Sprouse It N Sprouse Jas Levister P M Cohen J M Bennett W T Edwards / '/ 1 ; A shin ore vanderfordT J II Smith, 1 I Geo II Oetzel S J Davis Joseph Bailey It S Wilson t : l* G T Kitchens E 1' Xorman/ SECOND WEEK. A,, j M C Deaver T K Foster* I Jno T Burgess A 1' 11 Will I Thus Kelly J C KilwardsV^l'.1'*' ':; I Oliver Eaves J M O'Shields^ idudc <? IJ O Harris G Garner \Y V . i : W A E Black 11 I> West U-v km?iI Jas II Tweed Jas Cook ) ;m in.v | L E Hodge Walter Sander^. It S Hardy G M Fowler //\y 0l'* Sam'l Garner G L Inman // 'VT,'' ' ! Alt Lane Jno Foster . >Jdi c i1 1> L McLaughlin J D Epps. Ji/ j i Arthur Hawkins Jno W Palm* desu" J 13 Richards It J Kirby f w ?W-> lluV' II R Wilbura J S Welch /-to serve n.> c J It Ilaney Wm Little# ve. C C Fowler . II C Little/lly, > Pinl/ flmmor .Inn V fiul rESliAUOll* !j Fine Seed*w/..?<oI t i 1 t oon, who hat beei 1 nave Oil iihihi lOBntry sevcnxl cliOs - bushels of Fine See<'J?yed lil9 J | the best on the mark/3J^^\P rinv a c?m r raised on niy farmh would lrwe burn 'I vHn,ina', 1 r llltz and I he Proli-ar, which was said ' | Address me at Mf "'fSTLS^a s r* r t> failed to fruit on a b- ?J. B. BI/ weather, nnd while t 37-tf. 1 aud well limbed, tin J half do/en boles on 1 If you want, the new/ . The cotton C"?H 1 while It is hot stuff sf 19 viry ^oomy ind? Union Times. />nff to bo some rood l>ri V this fall, watch our \ >'t be in any great hurrj lon to market. | / ( - > - W?????P???W?B? Cutting Scrape, A'-n'tin:* scrape occurred at on ? I" >111 L'overty Flat Saturday afto r: > n. From what we can learn the at cems to have been without provo?' i<?l. 11 seems tint Mr. Ike l'alrn <;r vis laviiitj some words with another it in. and a uojrro employed in the stable ii ;yu in me Harness room, wuere ,"\ir. '.iini v was standing, ami spoke sojm.!iing to a negro outside as lie passed ,,'n.!i\ rainier attacked the uegrn . '1 a knife and made an ugly fash ' eie pis chest, and practically across his . inch. The negro ran onf and he :an > throw rooks at Palmer. l'almer was i< .Ud, and ilia negro was taken to a > tor who sewed up Hie wound. Some went on Palmer's hind, and i. .> aid thai Palmer was not free half ?:i ! i .1 before he was raising another d.s- : urb'.iice over about the factory hill, j le, however, eluded lite police who wont , ler him and skipped out. VRfcCK AND RUIN IN GALVESTON. \'utcrs of Gulf nud Buy Bone, i Moved Together and Met Over City. 1! ufctou, Tex., Sept. 10.?Mr. ti j'isril Spillauc. a well known ncwep_. :.:un and day correspondent ?,f Associated I'reis i;i that city, v. 1 j > . cIim! Ilotistou today, after a t i>\ blj xpe i ace, gives the following nc on' Of the disas'tr at Gai\ a to; : 4 Ono of the most awfi 1 tiagedie - oi aodcra limes has visited Galvcsloa. .'he ciiy is in ruins and tho dead will timber r,ae thousand. I am just 1'ioin he city, having been commissioned i y lio mayor and citizen's committee to cL in touch with the ouiside world i ud eppoM for help. il vision was the nearest p int rt diici. work'ug telegraph instruments oil Id he found, tho wires as well as early all tho buildings between here ud tho Gulf of Mexico being wrecked. Wl,r.~ r mn ri..i??* - ---< ii mv.ua iv.il vim vcvjiuii anurtiy ociure 0 ju yesterday the people were organic 1 fir the prompt burial of the dead, i-fri'iution of food and all necessary for't liter a period of disaster. The storm began at 2 o'clock S.'.trd:y morning. Previous to that a :'vf dorm i ai been raging in th. u!f and the tide was very high. The tin \ at first came from the north and a.-3 in direct opposition to the i' vcj roin the gulf. While the stonu in he tirsl part piled the water upon the each sido of the city, tho north wind died the water on the bay part of the ity. About noon it became evident that he city was going to be visited with ii.der. Hundreds of residences 1 i'g the beach front were hurriedly bandoued, tho families fleeiug to the v t liings ia the higher portions of the ity; Very few if any buildings escaped i jury. There is hardly a habitable ry house in the city. When the pcoL who had escaped death went out ,t daylight to view tho work of the em pest and tho Hoods they saw tho in. it horrible sights imaginable. In he tnree blocks from Avenue X to t.venue P in Trowont street I saw ight bodies. Four corpses were in so yard. Too whole of the business front for i hr.o blocks in from the gulf was i tripped ofevery vestige of habitation, ' he dwellings the groat bathing estab- { Uhmeuts, the Olympia and every | tructurc having either been carried j at to sea or ita ruins piled in a pyra* \ iiid far in the town, according to the ; .igaries of the tern peat. The Orphan's Iiome, Twenty-first j ir.ct and [Avenue M., fell like a hous.t I i cards. How many dead children ! ad rofugoea are in the ruiu3 cannot, i ^ascertained. Oi'the Dick in St. Mary's Infirmary gethcr with the attendants only ight are understood to have been rved. The Old Woman's Home on Uosen:urg avenue collapsed and the Iioseuv.irg tchool house is a mass of wreckgo. The Bull high school is but an | mpty shell, crushed and broken. | livery church in the city, with possi)'y one or two exceptions is in ruins. At the forts nearly ail the soldiers ire reported dead, they h'hviu" ^.^^'^olocCTt'ora the tempest wjj^nnlfrom end to end isin ,'.he L!Lz but Piling ? ?> lhe nunc. ?. o wreck cf great warehouses remain, i he elevators lost all their superworks and their rocks are damaged hy water. The l't'a saviug station at Fort Point : was carried away, the crew being sw ;>L across the bay 14 mile3 to Texai t ity. The shore at Texas City contains enough wreckage to rebuild tho city Ivgnt persons who wero awopt acios the l^.y during the storm were picke i up there alive. Five corpses wei i.l'o picked up. There were thn ! i'.i p.'.itiej in Texas City. In additio 11 > the living and tho dead which tl i.torm cast up in Texas City, caskc and Cjilia3 fiom one 01 mo ;' ! i:i Galveston were being fished out " ' tho water there yesterday. The cotton mills, the bagging f Ik ( tory, the gas works, the electric lij iv works and, nearly all the iuduati he establishments are either wrecked ll!' crippled. The Hood left a slime ab cc^ one inch deep over the whole ,1C. | and unless fast progress is made r to 1 burying corpses and carcasses of mals there is danger oi pestilence. Who Struck Billy Patterson? - ?? We have never been able to find out m it ^ ' 1 ? ' HARRY BELK, . . . . O F T H E . . , . MEW YORK RACKET Struck the Fatal Blew that Knocked HIGH PRICES out of Existence. THE BUYERS From our North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia stores are all in the Northern Markets with a mountain of hard CASH picking up Bargains in CloHlJlirr Qhnpc Ha^c v m. V i k H K 1 4^ ^ 4-/ ji A V/ V 9 1 *_^ 1 J Goods, Notions and Hillinery. We will be in position to give you BARGAINS never heard of before. REST EASY AND KEEP AN EYE ON US. We will have what you want and at a low price that others can't touch. HARRY & BELK, * New York Racket. ^|>ex leaking Powder. An excellent article, Equal to the best made. Ve have just opened a lot of this famous baking powder. livery purchaser of a can is entitled to a nice and useful present. aSlflld OUR WINDOW ?>LH*PLAY Of line decorated Crockery Ware which goes with the powders. A CULL andC03IPUETE LINE Of all Fancy and Family Groceries, Confectioneries, Tobaccos, Cigars and Canned Goods always 011 hand. HIGHEST PRICES PAID For Chickens, Eggs, Butter and Vegetables from the farm. W. H. WEST. GLENN 5PR1NOS HOTCi queen of summer resorts t&J V |||p|jj? STILL LEADS. $gSt . There in but one Glenn Springs and ?, it lias no; equal J on the 'continent for j; . A,... ? the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels P T' (a.LENM PPRiNQSw? ? ? / > . p^inerai HMtwm lxvA Blood, Hotel open from June I to Oct. I. a i*.btfjM Cusine and Service Excellent. * F. W. Wagoner's Delivery, 111 Ti is uiD-to-date and everybody goes there. ]? j xw ? ? AWRITE FOR For board apply iu ofC'?T,F,CATES OH CURES- Simpson & Simpson. acS! -4DR, I. M. HAIR,-?~~ I O t ^ .DENTIST.^ m a in, crown and Bridge Office Bank Building ?IU Work a Speoialty. Union, 8. 0.