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""Ha 8Ute Conventions. to publish cut ire tbo proceedings of tl State apd Congressional Conventions. The hm motty and unity of those bodies was soniewlu rcmakable, disclosing the pleasing fact tin while in uiany counties there appears 011 th surface of political affairs a strong dispositio to distract and disorganize tlie democratic pm ty, in the patriotic heart of Its members, as d< velopcd by their representatives in those cor entions, there is a deep and solid dcteruiini tb?n to drive out all elements of discord froi their ranks and present one unbroken and uni ted front at the nggt election, for the securit anil prosperity of lITe people and the honor an welfare of the State. Let the democrats of eac county, then, take their cue from their ossein bled representatives and, feeling the touch t each others shoulder, in closed ranks march i one solid phalanx to the ballot box next Nc ember,-with Hampton as their leader, and Ih fangs of the nenomous Radical snake will b extracted nnd the reptile made powerless fe ever after ic South Carolina. Yellow Fever la New Orleans. The news from this stricken city is truly dig trcssiug. The last reports state the total nun ber of cases up to 6th inst., to be 299?death 79. Tbe greatest excitement prevails among a ^^^^^^neavetne city, as all" points 'of egress aro s closely quarantined that boats cannot stop, whil the cities along tho'lines of Railroads leading t and from New Orleanshavs refused to allow th railroad trains coming from that city to pas much less stop at those points. To make 4h matter worse, the disease has made its appoai anco a month earlier than ever before, and in new and more malignant form. The symptom ii,n ili fTjirnnl f|..nn IknoA ftf nMwtnii, < ? ??. ....... V. -'.J tion, which somewhat puzzles the physiciau<;.One writer, who left the city bj the last (rain al lowed to go out, soys that fifty per cent, of al patients hare died. Gone to the Mountains. t llal fow of our citizens hare been able to en joy any recreation this year, while all of u make a virtue of necessity in our belief lha Union is about as heathy a place whereat t summer it as any other place in the eeuntry. Dr. Rawls and nearly every other member a his family are now splurging around Ashevilk getting fat on mountain Trout and other sul stantial luxuries of that rcgiou. The Dr. ha invested largely in City lota in Asbeville, am owns one of the best hotels there?tho Swannn noa Hotel. Mr. W. A. Nicholson and family, nccompanie< by Miss Allan, of Charleston, are also enjoyini the "Mountain breezes" of Asheville. A trip to Qlenn Springs is so short and eas, that those who can spare the time and mone, pnnfnnt lltnmunl rna is i 11> i?nnn vlaita'' # a #lm I'T '?" ?? delightful retreat. ? A Place to Cool off at. A friend sittiug on the atepa at the Cout llouse.the other dny, with coat and rest off, sue pcnders dangling andthf perspiration drippini from his forehead into his shoes, suddenly ex claimed, gentlemen, this heat is intolerable ; wish 1 was sitting astraddle of the North pol -drinking mint Juleps. Liberia has no attrac lions for that man. Obf.knvii.i.1 Convocation.?The convocntioi V,A ?l the Episcopal Church adjourned on Fridaj ''night. Union was agreed upon as the next place o meeting, and the eiibjeots of "Church Disci pline" and and "Sceptieiem," were adopted fo discussion. Rev. Messrs. Capers and Kershaw Essayists. Convocation also arranged a plan of mission ary services, the various Rectors agreeing t supply a Sunday at the points designated. The following committees wcro appointed b; the chair, to report at Union in February next On work among the colored people?Capers McCullough and Logan ; on a Congress of South ern i nurcnmen?uapers nil Uadeden ; an Kssry and Essayists?Johnson and Capers. The variouo4'arishes reported their offering to missions, and the Convocation was brought t a olose by an affeotioaate address from the ttish op, in wkioli he exhorted the brethren to in creased seal in every good word and work.? Greenville Newt. The Resolution of the Charleston Cfonventioi declaring that Charleston will cheerfully abid by and carry out the settlement of the Stat debt, under the Act ef the last Legislature es tablisbing the Bond Court, is warmly commend cd by the Abbeville Preet and Banner, wlticl says that the honesty of that man is not abov suspicion who now endeavors to gain votes bj raising the ghost ef this dead issue and mak ing the State debt a test question in this oam paign. Forcible but true.?*d. timks. Master or the Forest.?A correspondent in (rws'ir -*f the discovery of n sycamore tree in Sandy Ridge township. Union County, Nortl Carolina, near the Howie mine, which measure thirty fret Ave Inches in cironmferenoe. Th firftt limb measures eleven feet nine inches ii circumference The tree is hollow and has tw< doors. On .the inside twelve men can stan< erect, and at the height of twelve feet there i a bend on which four men can stand erect. Th measurement was made by Samuel L. Belk Esq., on the 4?h instant, and is correct.?Lan eatter Ledger. Vimu Pioron Shooting.?Loudon, Joiy 29.r Jiogardus shot a pigeon match to-day yilh Capj Shelly Of the Nottlnghill Gun Club, for X'^Dtl coch to shoot 100 birds at thirty yards rise.Shelly retired at the eighty-nintn bird, fcavinj killed only sixty-four, white Bogardus. killer seventy-nine. The latter continued, and kllfa eighty-four of 100 hirde. Bogardue' score to-day In tha pigeon shootln match with Shelly U tha highest avar mad* ii England; ' fc flta?" Ath?w?. Ua.. October 24, 1A77. * : T&mmgjg**** ?t tb? Ne> I 'roe Store, Dr. Wmjf^Mrffand, and bought bottle of "Worn Oil," and cava it to my lift) hoy aa directed. Thia morning ha passed t4ih v? ty-ane worma. I had previously tried othe ^ledicines. W. A. Baim. V May 17. 82 __ & / Hbart) Co., Oa,, May 1st, 1878. ^ D?. T. S. B*adnsm> : Dear Sir?1 used tb v Sufferer's Balm 1 bought front yon recently, ?n antidote for bee atinga with immediate relic I want you to put muip a quart of it fur fami 1y naa. Respectful w|f Jon* Adams. Pifptired And for sms by A. 1RW IN Jt CQp ?ap .17 W " ? ' .. * -.iWhamtm i = ,1 1 . ' .ii. a?a ,i ,j ,i , i i . ,i The Besnlt of tbo Primary Station. Plan. ie Lancaster, July 26.?The primary election, r. lo take place on tho loth of August pcxi, in this county, is absorbing general attention. For the several county offices there are in all about it thirty-fire candidates In the field, busy canvass- i e ing the co inly, citdcavoring to convince the u dear people, each one, that he is the right titan \ for tho position which he seeks. Some people, j r" to whom the candidates poy special attention, i . say that the times are glorious, uud that tbey j wish they would continue: that the candidates 1 are so clever that a treat or adiiiuvrcan always . bo hud. The contest for nominations waxes n warmer and warmer as the time draws near.? ' i- It. mny be said now to be intolerably hot, and it y its intensity increases for the next two weeks, , as it lias for tho two just passed, there will bo ' no bounds lo the fierce rage of party spirit. It h is not the little skillet in wliichlhe Hon. A. 11. i- Stephens, of (J.orgia, fried u few fish a short while ago, but it is the great wash-pot thnt is here boiling over with political strife. There n is one huge tlame of excitement blazing thruUgh,f out the couuty. The contest for the Senate, bee twecn Gon. Erwin and Col. Wylie, for fierceness m surpasses anything of tho kind known to this 1 county for years; the celebrated campaign of r 1876 scarcely caused more popular commotion. It is, indeed, difficult to account how it is that two men could arouse the whole people on (i (lie subject of an election, ns they arc now aroused in this county, and that, too, without '* any groat political question to agitate the tuiuds is of the people. ii Within the last few days a third can lidate, in th? porsou of the Bov. W. F. Drassingtnn, has *\ been brought out; the main contest, however, o now appenrs"to bo between Erwin and Wylie, e but it ntny be that Brossington will turn out to 0 he a conspicuous figure in the contest, and, on . the home strctoh, who knows but that he may 0 astonish his competitors. is It is not easy to tell the amount of evil con e sequence# winch will result from the ftfcrty strife .. how distracting the people of this county; and it is fenrod that it h&s made an impfcss on the minds ft of the people that timo itself can scarcely efface, s Aud tiiis is, in a large measure, attributak. ble to the system of primary .elections adopted _ in this county?a system which, wc verily bc~ liove, will, sooner or later, disorganize any par'* ty. Its tendency is to quench the tires of pall triotisin, which should ulways bo kept burning brightly on the alter of one's country, and to stimulate selfish desires, which aro the inveterate enrmies of pntrotism. It is a system that l- instead of placing a check upon office seeking s and a rcstraint.upon selfishness, serves as an irfvitation or cncotiragemeut to men to comoout And seek office. It is apprehotided the result ? will bo in this county that party spirit has reached so high a pitch that the successful can- \ f didatcs nt the primary election may not be able to command the full vote of tho Democratic ' pnrty at the general election even against the >* Republican candidates ; or else, on the slightest s pretext there may be independent candidates j before the people at tho general election, either ot which events may prove disastrous to the cause of Democracy. Suoh is the serious appre' hensiou of mauy good citizens.?Xcus unci i Courier. : B The State Executive Committee.?The new State Executive Committee of the Democratic i y party uici in (lie parlor of lite Wheeler llouso yesterday morning, nnd organized hy the clee* tisn of Gen. J. D. Kennedy, of Camden, chair1 man, and J. E. Bacon, Esq., of Hicliland, ns secretary. After an informal discussion of tlie situation, the committee adjourned to moot again on the 'J 1st of August, when tlie time for o.-ient ing the campaign will he decided upon.?Coi lumbia Register 8rd. \ * {' . s Livkh is Kisa.?The Liver is the imperial or gnn of the whole htupan system, on it controls I the life, health and Itappiness of man. When e it is disturbed in Its proper action, all hinds' of . ailments are the natural result. The digestion of food, the movements of the heart and blood, the action of the brain nnd nervous system, arc ? all immediately connected with the workings of r the liver. It has boen successfully proved that Green's August Jblower is unequalled in curing p all persons afflicted with Dispepsia or Liver . Complaint, and ail the numerous symptoms that r result from an uuhe: 11hy condition of the Liver and Stomahh. Sample bottles t'e try, 10 eents. ' Positively sold in all towns on tho Western . Continent. Three doses will prove that it is a just what you went. For sale by all druggists, and by QIBBE3 k p CO. j 32-2w. A Vert Oood Reason.?The reason why oniy ' one sample bottle of Meiirki.l's IIkpatixe for the Liver will be sold to the same perton, for B ten cents, by our Druggists, G1BBES & CO., is because of the enormous expense of importing * the Hepatine into this eountry ; but as there ? are fifty doses in the large size bottle, it seems two cents per dose is cheap enoutrb after alt fur a-medicine that Cures dyspepsia and liver complaint. All who have not had a sample botllo are entitled to one for ten cent* at GIBBKS ft CO.'S Drug store. Three doses relieves any case B of dispepsia, constipation,' indigestion or liver complaint, in the world. Regular size bottles, fifty doses. $1.00. flmJP 10 Cents Sample Bottles Mcrrell's Ilepatine for the Liver, and Globe Flower Cough Syrup for the throat and Lungs, at UIBHRS & I CO. - 17T A Blessing to Mothers.?There will be no * necessity for mothers leaving tho comforts of home, with their sick babies, this summer, if they willglve Dr. Morrrrr'stbetittna (Teething Potodere) Trbtiiina will Regulate the Bowels and make Teething easy. U cures Cholera Infanj turn and the Summer Guoplalr.ta ef Children, s Heals Eruptions and Bores, Removes and Pre B rents the formation of Worms. A. IRWIN A CO., end all Druggists keep it. 0 _ Mnyn. 82 2w. 1 MARRIED. e FOWLER?WOOLBRIOHT. Masried, on the , 4th inst., by F. W. Eison, Esq., Ma, Jackson . Fowi.kb to Miss Ellen Woolbkioiit, all of this County* - ' k ^ OBITUARY. t* GIST?Died, July 22d, 1878, at the residence ' of his father, Col. Thos. Gist, In Lee County, tArk., of Congestion, TmmsToif Gist, aged 20 years. , Beneath the elods of MagnoliaGrore, the spot on which his infancy was Dast and reared. If* wraps lbs drapery of hie coooh about him, and B lies down to pleasant dreams/' beside the grave u of her, whose Christian spirit first told him of that land where the Sun of glory never sets.? Friend of my youth and earthly joys, we can meet no more upon the shore of meirtal life I? * May Ood have called thee like a wanderer home. ! IV OTICE * TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. ONE or more of the Hoard will be at Dawkins' Bridge ever Thi?k?ty, for the purpose of letting out the oontract for a new bridge, on e 8*tur<lay the 24th Angus!, and at hlurphjrs, on a Tiger on Tuesday, 8d Sept., 1878. t Plans and specifications can be seen at the County Commissioners oftico. - D. P. DUNCAN, C. C. C. Wn. Hill, Clerk. Aug. 9th 92 4t ELECTION NOTiCE I For DcloicntM to Convnittoit.l 1 rilllK l>en?ocr*tic Convention of I'nioo Coiiityw I JL will assemble :?t. Union Court House oiA Monday, 2Ulh Align?!, 1S7K, nt ten o'clock A.' | M., fur i lie purpose of tiotuiu-it ing oil? Seuaiot ini'l thrcuc Representative* to tlie QcnApl Ah Kcuilily of itio Stole, ulid'tlic followiiijfc. County Olticcrs, lo wit: One I'robate Judge, iup mIiooI I Coiiiniixsiiyivr, llirc*Couuty t'ouiuiAdlffrwWl^rt one I "nrnner. , ' ? - ( Tile Democrats of each township, w}H assent' Me i.? mass inciting in thear respective town aliipH, ill tiie places liereiunfier designated < n 8iitur<biy, llie li-ltli August, 1^78, ul ttou o'clock A. M. The meetings will be oil I el lo order by I lie persons liereiunfier tinuied respectively, who will net ?s temporary Chairmen, r.uclt ineeting will then proceed to elect ft Chairman, wlni will preside nt the meeting, and nlso ft .Secretary.? cihvii meeting win iitvn elm ten delegates to I llie County Convention, uml will thereupon :^dI j??ui ii sine die. Boyanaeille To tone hip, nt Jasper Glbbs?Temporary Chairman, Dr. J. F. Ncviinui. Crux.* Keys, nt Cross Key*.?Temporary Chairman, C. 1). Bubo. Drayloncille, nt Timber Ridge.-?'Temporary Clinirmnn, Noah Webster. Fish Dam, at Fish Dam.?Temporary Chairman, J. O. Richards. Cos'en Hill, at Goshen Hill.?Temporary Clinirmnn, It. B. Lyons. , Qoudeysv lie, at Owens Ford.?Teiuiftjrv Chairman, Milton Patrick. 4 Jonrsville, nt JoHcsville?Temporary Chairman, W. T. Littlcjolin. J'inckney, nt Fancett's?Temporary Chairman, Joseph McKissick. Santuc, at Sanluc?Temporary Clinirmnn, Geo. B. Tucker. I nion, at Union Court House?Temporary Clinirmnn, F. M. Fnrr. In the absence of either of tho persons above named tho meeting will be Called to order by tho senior officer of Hie Club present. All Democrats nro entitled to participate in, and vote at the meetings. By order of the Executive Committee. WILLIAM MUN110, Chairman. F. M. Farr, Sec'y. Aug 0 %2 8t The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. , 1 % BY JOS. F. GIST, Judge of l'robnte in Unitu County. v WHEREAS, James T. Douglass linth mnde suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of UUSA E. TURNER. These arc, therefore, to cita and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said ROSA F. TURNER decen?ed, that they be I and nppear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union Court House on the twealy 1 sixth day of August inst., next nftcr publication hereof, nt 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my baud, this sixth day of August Auuo Domini 1878. JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probute. Auguat Oth 32 2t The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. ' ! ' In the Court of Probate. BY JOS. F. GIST, Judge of l'robate in Union County. WHEREAS, Uharlcs Bolt as Clerk of the Court of Commou Plens, hath made suit te me to irrant him Letter* nf \ilmli.i?tii?iiA? ..r the Kstnto and effects of MA HTM A A. Xl. BOGAN. These are therefore to cite andadinonish all aud singular the kindred and creditors of the said MARTHA A. M BOGAN deceased, that they he and appear before me, in tlio Court of Probate to be heid at Union Court House on the twuaty-sixth day of August inst., next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration shout i not begianted. Given under tuy hand, this sixth day if August Anno Domini 1878. > 30S. F. GIRT/ Judge ef l'robate. August 9lh 82 lit" i Stockholders' Meeting. mills annual meeting of the stockholders of JL the Union County Fair Association will he hold at Union C. II., Saturday 81st Aug. 1878. The Association will be reorganized and elect oftioers for the ensuing year. The premium list will be about the same as Inst year; suoti change* u* ijiade will be published in the "JSmts" after the meeTuTjrr'jrnwn i a. it. iiiUAiguJ, i res l. D. P. Duncan, Sect'y. Aug. 9lh 32 3t ~GTNS ! GINS !! GINS ! !! FOK sale nt reduced prices. The best and most reliable Cotton Gins that have ever been offered in this market: Winship, Taylor, Centennial, Excelsior, Griswold, Gullet, Steel Brush, &c., &c. TERMS EASY. , F. MT. FARR A CO. Aug 2 81 2m A CAItD. We have recently been informed that certain parties have been traveling through Spartanburg and Union Couatiea. representing themselves as our Agents to sell "Davenport a Celebrated Process, for Preserving Fruits, Meats and Vegetables." We have no agents, and parties using our name in this connection will be dealt with according to law. We warn the publio against suoh imposition. fin,riinki.p. M T..1- OOJ ,ofO ? , v " Yj ?> AW KINS. July 26 20 8t OAB6LINA MILITARY INSHTCTTBf llARIiOTTE, If. CM COL. J. P. TH0JKA8, SUPKR'T. TERMS, including Cost of Uniform, rtilnctd 10 per cent. For Circular, address (he Superintendent. Aug.a .7$ * ^ lm School Notice. MISS C. M. Raid will open b schoolAfor young ladies and children in the town of Union, on Monday, the 19th day of August tett. " ' '7 Aug. It Ot s i.. . . THE HKOW> ' * ?' ^BWBF ^ Every ] Front Vlov/ with Sjlf-Fsadiirij Attaihiaant. Tll?) Machine* hlv.> heen bcf'iro t!; public so lung ;i ucccasary to n-hl that t'n > aiv. ,r> vly rc.lu <] uv t'AiiTHi't.Ait. MADE OK TliK hFM" MATKI1IAI.S, siu'l is, in Oils aid cvcrv other reap. ?t, tlm emipl of anv is KA It AHEAD OK A Lb OTHERS IN CLEAN I NO ill RUNNING. Reckiviui tii k Kr.nnM at the Gitouui.v St ah; Ea t ami other State ami Comity Fairs. liislui'iil Price I.isi of Cottun (tins, Fooler* an I Price of Oibg l*ri Sizes. ) Price of Gias.{wiili Self-Feed- tug |ing Attachments. 50 Saw S 75.(Hi I ? t?7 5o 85 87.(H) J 118 75 40 " 100.00 1:50 (>0......!.^ 45 ,t 110.00 1 Ill 15 .... 50 ? 120 00 1 152 50 .... 00 150.00 1 100 (H) !.... 70 ? ..." 140.00 1 182 00 .... 80 " ...1 100.00 ' 208 00 !.... \ specimen Gin can be seen at Spears July 12 C ANDIDATES For tlm LeirlKln(m,?> IlOliEIlT W. SHAN'D is hereby announced ns a Candidate for reelection to the House ol Representatives. This nomination is made subject, to the decision of the County Convention " _FAIR Tho friends of J. C. HUNTER, sugg(.-?t him to the Nominating Convention us a Candidate for tho llaust; of Representatives. MANY fltUpNDS. ? Mr. Editor:?Wc announce JOHN HODGER as a suitable person to represent Uniou Couuty in Ute Legislature.. For Probate Judge. We suggest the nauie of COEUMHUS GAGE to the Nominating Convention as a suitable and proper person to til) Iks office of l'robatc Judge for the next term. He is too will known as a competent and faithful officer, in the discharge of tho duties of that office heretofore, to require any other reeoiutucndation. Hoping that his claims may he well weighed by the convention he is thus placed in nomination br his Rogan grille. MANY FRIENDS. JOS. fT G 1ST, Esq". is most respectfully announced as a candidate for reelection to the office of dudgo of Probate, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convention. J ONES VILLK TOWNSHIP. Mr. Editor :?As we are in favor of helping our disabled men to make au honest living and jjro suggest the name Candidate before the Convention for Probate Judge. He is worthy, suitable and competent. MANY FRIENDS. * Mr. Editor :?Wc would suggest, to lite nominating Convention ns a suitable Candidate for Probate Judge. CAPT. J. W. MoLURE. at the next election. Wc believe him to be fully competent to fill the office, and we know no man in the County more worthy the suffrages ot the people. CITIZENS. * ~ The ronny fricnls of DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., recognizing in kiqi a man of sterling worth and in every respect well-qualified, heieby suggest. him to the nominating Convention as a candidate for the Offico of Probate Judge. FISH DAM. * _5 For School Commissioner. Sin. Editor :?You will please announce HEY. A. A. JAMES as candidate for reelection to the-offiee of School Commissioner. Subject to the actica of the luminal ing Convention. It is hardly neeessary for us to say anything in commendation of Mr. James. He is known and loved throughout the county, and is a acknowledged to be tho ablet ?n.l mn-i School Commissioner in the State. Our motto is "put the boat men in oliice." VOX l'OPULI. ^ | j||| themselves foiward for oflficeTwetW^^k^^^ duty of the citizens to bring turh men to the notice of the people ns well us ilie convention. Wo, therefore, place the name of XAJ. J. A. FANT before the ooavention for the office ol School Commissioner. No man is batter qualified and no man hns a purer character or more true friends than Mr. Fant. MANY CITIZENS. ? For County Commissioner. M?. Editor :?It is desirable and expedient that one of the County Commissioners should reside at the County seat, and further that, he should bo a practical, working man, familiar with ,the working of iioads, building Bridges, providing for the poor, &c. We recognize all these necessary qualifications in XAJ, II. J. TIIONSOI, of your Town, and earnestly recommend him to tlio consideration of the Dumocratic nnmimiin. fri.:_ i ^vm..hw*?MQ wnTOUi.lVUi 11113 IS done without the knowledge of Major Thomson, . MANY COUNTRY VOTERS. ? Mb. Ki>itor:?You will please announce MR. QIUAN II. JETER, a candidate for County Commissioner; subject to the decision of the County Convention. If honesty, intelligence and general fitness for the position is considered by the Convention, then we believe Mr. Jeter is the very man to be put upon the Board of County Commissioners. MANY DEMOCRATS. Thefriehdsof DANIELH. SHELDON suggest him as a candidate for the office of Count) Commissioner. Mr. Sheldon requires no recommendation to parties who know him. His flnt bnsibees qualities and pnrity of character emi nently qualify him for the office. Thjs nomine Uon is made subject to the action of ibe Nomi Bating Convention. ^MANY FRIENDS. ? A BURN HAM'S 1111S1I l'tinpbWtafMt, Ofrtic*, YtoK, Ta. J# o? 14 24 6n. ' c*irv m '.1 lohir.e , Rjar Vu'.v, rjaowia^ .'u-iuu. jueli vtry rod have nni with such favorable r.-> i pilau, Unit it is only ill TilV? i.uahantiikd to lit: a fl'.KHKcr >i u iunk in i:vr.B'Ul Constructed IS A THnllOL'lill, vvu11kmam.IKK manni it, (iili in the market, whho the tail is iimnteMioutNl ibnt it Hi SKKIi, 1 AST (ilNMNti, ASH l.ICUT ASH SMOOTH r, C'kn'tksxiai^ Tuxas Statu Fair, lit Houston, jJI?y, 1S77 <1 ('nnilcmrrs. I ,, , , ? , . ,, - . .--5?; Hoxcd ready for shipment aim "til 1 1 * delivered at lit dory. 5 ,,erect. Attachments am ,ff for cnstl wirIl lilt. 01 ;lo,.. Wo "r' yll>iel*a- ship ponds under special con(10 iruct, and pel very low rates.? .... 110 00 Liberal terms to pood parlies. 1 till OUr,??-i <ee?i'"i " .Mfiumiuwnini . .... 173 To. I information as to cost of freight, .... 185 00 {(which to rr.ntiy points docs not ... !MW cn 1 <*"? ?--? <r"?,i una oilier particu.... 2-31 00 liars on application. .... 2o0 CO | Address, A. D. SPEARS. j & Co s Grocery store, Union C. 11. 28 "m The State of Suuth Carolina, col'xtv of ux/ox. r In the Court of Common Pleas. Charles Bolt, as administra-") tor of ihc goads, chattels Summons and credits of Mrs. Lucy J i Smith, deceased, | For llclicf. i l'laintiff. (fjaintt Complaint A"-' IViufield S. Smith and David '* P. Crosby, cot Served. - Defendant*. J To the Defendant* Wifijield S. Smith and David ... | sifijuma ... X answer the complaint in tlilsHnM^MInr '* is filed in the office of the Clerk of Common -K'? | Pleas, for Ihc suid County, and to servo a copy | of your answer to the said complaint *on the subscribers at their office, No. 4 Law Range, Union C. II., South Carolina, within; twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to auflwer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaititilf in this action will apply to the Court for the relief denmnded in the complaint. Union, South Carolina. asuivu 4.0 juiy, lOiO. J STEEDMAX & RAWLS. Plaintiff's Attorney. WM. A. ROIT, J skal I Depulv Jerk. To the Dr/endanh]^i/ietdSjSnjJ^f^. . j. - nil /*- * i T&lto' hdtlceVh jfttre'aumrodnTin this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for Union County, in the Stntc of South Carolina, on the 2tilh day of July 1878. Union, S. C., 2'Jth July, 1878. STEEDMAN &%AWLS, Plaintiff'8 Attorneys. Aug 2 31 tit The State of South Carolina, COUXTY OF UNION. ' In the Court of Probate. UY JOS. F. CIST, Judge of Probate iu Union County. To the defenda is, Franklin Feeler, Mancrva Peeler, Nancy Peeler, Frances Peeler and others, names not known, children of Anthony l'celor, decoased ; William Peeler, Nancy Peeler, and others, nnin?a ?? i* ?.? ? * -? *> dren of James Peeler, deceased ; die children of Berry Peeler, deceased, names net known; the children of William K. Peeler, deceased, names not known ; Samuel 0. Peeler, and Isaac Peeler, Greeling i YOU arc hereby required to appear at the Court ef Probate, to be holdcn at Union, for Union County, at the expiration of twenty days from the service hereof (day of service excluded) to show cause, if any you can, why tho Heal Estate of Isaac Peeler, lute of said County b^^^^Hate, deceased, situate in said County, and this day t \ ft\e^ by V^^^^^Peelet;, M. C. Stacy and V<Tmti?<fW!W^HI^ife% graying that said prem1 ises be partitioned and divided between them and you according to the respective rights ef. ' each; or, if a partition can not be had without material injury to those rights, then for a sale of said premises, and a division of the proceeds 1 between the parlies, according to their rights as aforesaid; after the payment of the Costs of this * action. %. Given under my Iland and Seal, this 80tli day pf July, in l(ie year of our Lord one thousand eight'Hundred and seventy-eight, and in the vine hundred and third year of American Independence. JOSEPH F. GIST, Probate Judge; To the defendants above named, Take notice that the summons in this action, ' of which the foregoing is a true copy, was hied in the office of the Probate Judge for taid Couuty on the 80th day of July, 1878. I Union, S. C., 30th Julv. 1878 RION & McKISSICK, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, i Aug 2 31 Gt CAROLINA MILITARY INSTITUTE, CHARLOTTE, N. C. COL JOHN P. THOMAS,. SUPERINTENDENT, r Aula tad by a Cory* of .Xsperleaeed Ituhcri. > Ample provision for instruction in Preparatory an'l Collegiate Departments. m . Health of the PlAc? nnaarpiuweri For Circular, apply to SUPrriktewdbit. Next Bcotioa Begins September 15th 1878? July 19 29 lm^_ Sew flour for sale ' AT the Union Steam Mill, at the lowest Cash price. T. U. WHITKSIDES A CO. * * Jttly 12 28 lm..