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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-22
MASTERS SALES.
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In Court of Common Pleas.

M. W. Culp, as Administrator Of the estate of
ID. d. Culp, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
John I. Hill, il. l.. Goss, ct al, Defendants.
N obedience to an order made In the above
l. entitled case by his Honor ]. d. Wilhey-
spoon, Circuit Judge, l will sell before the
Court House door, In the town Of Union, with
In the legal hours OF sale, on the first Monday
in February, 1885, the following described
property to wit:
THE CHARLES YOUNG TRACT.
An undivided seven-eighths interest in ali
That certain tract of land lying, being and stu-
ate in BogansviIle township, Union county,
State aforesaid, containing one hundred and
ninety acres, more or less, bounded by lands
OF ID. c. Gist, j. Rice Rogers, Is. w. Lee, Asa
Smith aud +. nj. Farr. Said tract sold at risk
OF Nj. :. Warner, who bid off said tract on
sa'esday in December, 1885.
TERMS OF SALE.
0ne-third. cash; balance on q credit of QUO
and two years, In equal instailments, with In
terest from day Of sale, payable annually, to be
secured by bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage Of the premises. JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Jan. ., 1886.
Jan 16 q AZ
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A NEw JUDICIAL DIsTRICT.-Colonel w. II.
Perry, the Representative from the Fourth
Congressional District in this State, has intro
duced bill TO establish two judicial districts
for The United States Cour. in this State. Such
an addition would greatly facilitate the business
and convenience Of the Federal Courts. It
would add one more United States Judge,
District Attorney, Marshal, &C., but this would
not be Objectionable. We would like TO see tho
bill become ealaw.-44nderson Intehgenccr
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Local Paragraphs.

The work of rebuilding the burnt district
has commenced, and the song Of the workman
and the ring Of the irowel is heard in the laud.
Our young friend Warren D. Arthur has gono
into the "market business" We know War.
rem is good business young man, and knows
what is good to eat. lIous, keepers will do
we'll 10 call on him.
"lfy you want TO have good time jine the
cavalry" was the brave and gallant "Jcb"
Stewards favoritc song; and we soy, if you want
tohavo good printing Of every description done,
go to the TINES job printing Office.
Quite large crowd Of farmers, etc, were in
town last Monday, and they reported the roads
very bad.
The snow has left us at last and we arc not
sorry.
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TIE SPARTASBuRG DoNDs.-The correspon-
dent Of the Sunday News at Spartanburg tele.
g,nphs as follows concerning the payment of
interest on tbe county bonds: "The county
commissioners have paid oil the January cou-
pons presented and still have funds for others
They think they will not he able to pay all tie
interest. hut will pay os long rs they have
funds, They layd made no arrangsment for
the rssf."--SahdSI N2as.
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Taking the Census.

There is much ground for complaint against
the Legsl ature for not passing the appropriation
to defray the expenses of taking the census,
but. so far rs this county is concerned, new
apportionment would weaken instead of strength.
en- us, particularly in the congressional and ju-
dicial conventions. Willie it would not change
Unions present representation, a new appor-
tionment would give additional strength to
Spartanburg, Grecnville and Laurcus, so that
the united strength of any two of those counties
could control the convention, while Union, with
either of the other counties, would be in mi
nority. SO it would be in the judicial Conven-
tion.
We. however, do not allow such selfish mo-
tivcs to govern our opinions upon State affairs,
while we cannot shut our eyes to tho fact that
from those counties expecting to gain by the
change comes the loudest complaints against the
Legislature.
We think the census should have been taken,
rs the constitution commanded, and no local OF
sectional feeling or interest should have had
any weight in influencing the Legislature to
swcrve from the strict line of constitutional duty
each member had solemnly sworn to pursue.
As to the expense, the amount would be so in
| significant that it would not be felt by the peo-
pic at large.
One thing is certain to our minds the ection-
al feeling now growing so strong in this State i,
born of the grasping and assumption of greater
wealth aud intelligence of Charleston and other
counties in the lower part OF the State. Itwas
| Ch arleston's pedlthy influence that increased
the rate of interest throughout the State from I
to 10 per cent, and it is that same influence
that is keeping moaey at that price, to the
very material detriment aud loss of those less
fortunate citizens in the upper part Of the State
who are striving to get from under burden
Of debt or are compelled to borrow money to
farm upon. While we have no word to s,y
| against Ch arleston, which, from the showing
made lately, is growing rapidly in wealth, we
confess our ignorance and want of perception in
| not being able to see her great liberali.y to-
ward any other part Of the State, or any unself.
ish public spirit evinced by her, by which she
may reasonably claim undue power and inau.
| encc in the State government.
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ToBBAcco iS NORTH CAROLISA.--A few years
ago but little tobacco raised in Western North
Carolina. In Ashsvile during the last three
months ,082, ,278 pounds Of leaf were sold in the
warehouses for Sl67 ,266, an average Of $10,39
per 100 pounds. II is thought that G,OOO, 600
ponds Of tobacco win be sold In Asheville this
scassn. The quality Of the tobacco raised in
Western North Carolins Is subSriot.
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IL you want Groceries and Provisions call on
FAINT, MoKISSICK & co.

AN OLD CITIZEN SSpEAKs.--Mr. J. NJ. Norr is,
an old resident Of Rome, Ga, says that he had
been badly troubled with Kidney C Complaint for
great many years and with Eczema for three
years at times could scarcely walk and had
tried many remedies without benefit, until he
began taking Electric Bitters and anonting his
hands aud feet with Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
This treatment afforded him great relief and
he strongly recommends Electric Bitiers to oil
who suffer with Kidney Complaints or need .
Blood Purifier. Sold by J. w. Posey & Bro.
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BUcKLEN's ARsIcA SALvE.-Tbe best Sslye
In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcer,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qnired. Il is guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by J. W. Posey & Bro. July ~
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Frozen FisHEs. number Of large salmon
trout were picked up In the harbor yesterday.
The fish had evidently been frozen and were
just recovering from the effects Of the freeze.
a dozen ormo ore were picked up in the dock at
Vanderhorst's Wharf A fisherman who re.
turned from Bulls Bay yesterday states that
thousands Of bass were caught floating on The
surface of the water frozeu.--Smday Necs.
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EAnTHouAKE IN New YORK.-Nyack, N. Y,
January 16.-Shortly before 11:3O o'clock last
night two shocks of earthquake were felt in
every part of Rockland county. In Nyack pic
lures were shaken from The walls and the ice in
the river along the shore was broken. In
SuSfcrn, Springs Valley, Piermont, Sparkir.
Haverstraw and Rockland Lake the jar was very
heavy.
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EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.-London, January
io.-ihe 81. James Gazette says: The Queen 8
speech to be delivered in Parliament on Thurs
day will denounce the National League as an
unlawful organization and ask Parliament to
support the bill either for regulating the League
or suppressing it.
Members Of the present and last ministries
have received letters threatening retaliation
with dynamite if the coercion policy in relation
to Ireland is adopted, or if home rule for that
country is refused.
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Rs9- Ex-Collector +. VI. Braytou, is hard
at work with the L. S. Senate, TO prevent the
confirmation of Maj. u. F. Bradley, ns his sue
cessor. Brayton bases his objections to Maj
bradley, mainly, upon the latter's position,
while editor of tho Pickcns Sentinel, in de-
that county, and their brutality in killing one
Amos Ladd, asuspected moonshiner.
II Maj. Bradley's editorial course in those ex-
citing and oppressive times units him for off,
cial position then no honest patriotic citizen is
fit for any office.
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A Town SwErr AWAY DY FiRE.-wheeling, ",
Va, January l5.-The little town Of Alderson-
vile Monroe county, was the scene Of q very
disastrous fire yesterday, Which destroyed al
most every business house In the place. The
81 800 insurante
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n9- Mr.. r. S. Thomas, of Santuc, has been
appointed by the Commissioner of Agriculture
to max n practical experiment in the cultiva-
tion of Tobacco in this county.
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H2S- In consequence ofsome msunderstand-
ing tho purchase Of Ray & Swnk's stock by DR..
Meador was not consummatcd and DR.. Meador
is now temporarily occupying the small Office
formerly used rs Drug Store by DR.. B. +.
Rawls, adjoining tho railroad lot. lie is re-
cciving al entirely new stock, and will move to
his old stand as soon as il can be rebuilt.
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Help Me in NV Distress.


When my house was burned down last week
all my books, papers, notes and accounts were
destroyed with it, l am therefore at the mercy
of tho'e who know me- and l sincerely appeal
to oil who o~e they are indebted to me to come
forward and make settlements and help me all
they can In my present distress.
JOuN r. SMITH,
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ps9- correspon dent of the Ners und Cou-
rier rays: sou Saturday the repeal of the pro-
hibition law in Oconec County went into opera
ton and three bar-rooms were immediately
opened, and drunken men marching TO the Gala
boose became the order of the day"
This is another strong proof that Jarrooms
do create drunkenness, aud that prohibition
does prevent drunkenne
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sar The Lords Supper will be administered
at the Baptist Church next Sundsy after the
morning Sermon.
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COnsignecs Per Express

At Union, S. c., January 20, 1886.
S. Nj. Rice, Jr., Mrs. VIM. Munro Sam Dack-
son, Mrs. H. l.. Goss, W. C. Hill, Rev. Men.
DuBose, c. c. Whitcsidcs, Meador s. Co., +.
NJ. Whitlock, s. 4. Sanding, Miss NJ: L. Nc.
Elwaine, Miss NJ. L. Harlan, Peter Sampson,
FAINT, Mckissick Co., G. +. Spears, p Mum.
day, p. Morrison, a. +. K Kendrick, a. A. Sar-
ratt, Frances Bevil, Miss Pauline Arthur, A. C.
Elmore.
F. II. COUNTS, Agent.
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HslS- The Saluda trestle on the S. s. A rail
road was again so seriously injured last week
that trains did not pass over it for some days
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New ORLEANS MoIAssEs. We have just re-
ceived two carloads nolasses, which we offer
ut very low prices. FAINT, MCKlSSICK & co.
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E6s" private letter informs us that ast
Sunday, the residence of Mr.. Calhoun Wallace,
i'll 1.aurcns County, with all its contents was
totally destroyed by fire. The family were at
church at tho time.
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If you are suffering with general debility
feel sick, languid and good for nothing, don't
fail to get of your Druggist bottle of West.
moreland' Calisaya Tonic. 1t will do YOU good
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-22

AN OPFsET.-As the Republicans are striving
to have the Territory of Dakota admitted as a
State, because it has Republican majority, the
| citizens Of Montana are knocking at the door of
Congress for admission ns democratic State.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-22

Shriner's Indian Vermifugc is strictly veg
etable compound, formulated particularly for
destroying and e1pelling worms. Try it.
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CoNsTERNATION IN DUBLIN,

London, January l9.-The TSlegraph SAYS
this morning that n condition of great alarm
exists in Dublin commercial circles, owing TO
easonable fears regarding an extensive boy
colting system which it is thought will soon be
inaugurated.
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BsS" The Rev. W. W. Duncan, d. D., will
preach Mt Fosters Chapel tie 9th Sunday in
this month
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ge8- A heavy storm of rain VISITED this place
Wednesday night accompanied by terrific thun.
der and lightning. At times the rain fell as il
the whole town would be deuged, and the
thunder shook dwellings,
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UNION Jan 2l. Sales for the week 80 bales. Prices
stains 6a6l@ low middng, "a strict low middlng s;
Middlng NsasI !; good middling s3sas%.
CHARLkSToN, Jan. lg-Strict low md,lling, 81; mid
ding, 9; strict middng 93s. "
NEW YORK, Jan; 10 Market declining, Uplands 5-16
ORLEANS ylS.
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Flour FLOUR !-16O barrels Flour just re.
ccived, ranging from the common grades to the
best patents, at FAINT, McKISSICK & CO.'S.
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Notice Of Copartnership.

"E, the undersigned, have formed a CO.
w partnership for the purpose Of carrying
on q general grocery business, under the firm
name Of SARTOR & ARTHUR, AMI will be
found at d. c. Flynn's Dry Goods Store, for the
present, owing to the recent fire, which con-
sumed our new brick store, with its contents,
on Main street.
Call on us and see our prices on provisions.
w. ii. SARTOR,
B. F. ARTHUR.
Jan % 3 I'm
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Pine Apple, Cream and State Factory cheese
at LAURENS q. YOUNG'S.
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A Sad Suicide.

a Bad Suicide.
Just as we arc putting our paper to press the
sad news of the suicide of Mrs. Mary Spears at
Skull Shoals, by drowning, reached us.
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No. l, = and Mackerel in Pails-also n few
pnils of extra Mess Mackerel Mt LAURENS G.
YOCNG'S.
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Remember that JAS. II. RODGER pays the
highest cash prices for dry hides.
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a full line of Pipes, Cigar aud Cigarette
holders, at LAURENS q. YOUNG'S
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S15 will buy first class No. Cook Stove,
complete, with 25picces, from JAS. ii. RODGER.
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ADVERTISING
Tho Cotton Market

All legal advertisements are Published at the rates
prescribed by law.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Pure spices, ground and whole, at LAU-
RENS G. YOUNG'S.
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Take your hides to JAS. II. RODGER, who
pays highest cash prices.
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Stoves, Tnwarc and Hardware ut JAMES II
RODGERS.
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Jan %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-20

,ater throughout. See me for particulars
- 400. Four room new brick house
81 south frnnt. well fenced. This is 8
ice little place FOX We prieS
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teriaiistic man of the world has been
able 10 pass through such period as
that may be regarded IS much more Of
q miracle than what his theosophicai
friends claim for -binl--At any rate. he
represents one Of The most peculiar
types Of eccentric thinkers at Washing
ton. HIS scientific position has given
to him a notorlety which would not
have been created II he had been plain.
ordinary man laboring under an ordin-
airy drlusiOn.
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: G. AnoERsoN's COLUMN.
FRED. C. ANDERSON.
REAL ESTATE
Loan Agent,
one in Basement under Nc 'ornicE d
Coz Bank, $50 aain strsss.

WILL seER q REcoRpsS5 $50 10 LIN u Low
p.,.s 81 'interesl, Rent Houses Collect
Re sSY and int rest MAKE ont leeds; n =
49, I..sses. Powers If Attorney. Bonds.
wills, etc, On short notice AID moderate
'' agbs and sid. NOTARY PUBLIC.
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400. A desirable house
. and lot in the l2h ward
Feast front and close IN Brig
ham street House Is sup
piled with hot and cold
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speriql Yo'ice-ThI q large ,lstNsbrr o.
v5Dq-5es o. ~ b91ks POR "a ", ranging
p c-s f7vm $50 10 5000, Nhieh 30 no
mar 80 ~ adpsrtissd list, SOrss ~ uhieA
DositiUe bGrgdlRS.
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10000 7 stem and local money n lon
4 approve City = d County Rvai Essste'
SIMS Of SO 90 aud upw irds.
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LOTS FOR SALE.


eco. Fine building lot 4xlo rods.
nth from, Eighteeofh Ward
Lou. Two fun lots tc,Tne) 2ox20 rods,
enIh Ward Here is bargain for some
$50. Ess. front buEdiog lot. good loca-
on and not far from business.
1850 Full lot. 1ox20 rods. Seventh
lard, q neighborbood aud nice location
loco. Blu lding lot. SKID close by. See
le for particulars.
Several building lots in Nineteenth Ward
$500 each, and on the instRlment plan
the city on which a small amount only il
he'd 70 be paid down, balance in install
Spte 70 suit purchases Call and get
liied ~ II K
900. Fun lot. IoxlO rods. near Twentieth
lard Sehoolhouse. or viii sell half
500. B Hiding To-, 61<xl0 rois, not far
ON Reggel's Row.
100 Nice building lot, 21fxlo, First South
rect "a ~
Figham Street. very nice location.
1000. East front building Lot, 81 rods
ontage. with right Of alley Retired loca-
on and yet not Tar from business.
800 Corner Lot, 5x10 rods, Twenty
st ward.
900. Fun Lot. Twenty-hrst ward. Chance
1000. Choice building lot, sxlorods,
ear Eagle Gate. Nice location, hydrant
alter and close TO business, are some Of the
lints which should attract attention 70 this
&
FOR RENT.
10 Foufroem house and summer Ii :
zen.
Ie. Fnurroom house, close
So. Eight room furnished house. hydrant
aieT. car line
). J 90 rooms aud buttery.
! 9 30. A finely furnished room. with
,throom sttsched. for tiRgle gentleman.
ereIences required.
y. Thereon house Bni summer kit
Is Five room new cottage. hydrsn,
Elegantly furnished and oommodious re-
1ence on Brigham Street See me for par
.ulars-
Is. six-roon brick house, hydrAni
ser, car line
Seven-roor, drst class residence, hydrsnt
ater, bath room. gas etc, all 10 No ]
indition: First South Street Twelfth Ward
2 me for terms
80. hight room house, city wster. close
80. Hine-room house, hos and cold wster,
pgs, Twelfth Ward lH4
g. rwOroom house. Nineteenth Ward
I5. Business shop.
"a. Eight-roon Honse on car HE.
go Eightroom new House, hydrant
IS. slx-rDOz new brick House. Twelfth
nd.
N. Especial Attention given
the care and management of
.operties Of both residents and
,n-residents. and 70 the execution
all kinds Of commissions n my
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n 2.5OO Five-rOom sdt be house, 10,
II 6xI0, close by and on n line. Pay half
OVID, balance on time 10 suit.
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2 500. Five-room brick
house bay window. high
ceiling, ood neighbor
hood; lot ~ Z 20 rods.
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N. Especial Attention given
the care and management of
.operties Of both residents and
,n-residents. and 20 the execution
all kinds Of commissions n NY
y Of b1SineaR
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1000. Five-room adobe
house. lot 5x20 rods. well
set in choicest tres aud
shrubbery.