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Fur the Tint *. Letter From Jouesville. Mk. Kimtou : ?I sec other Townships arc giving some news items to tlie /i/has, Imt none has ?ppeared of lute frotn Joncsvillci so 1 will give you a few items in my utibiukcii liiHttncr. t'rop prospects ure very flattering up to date. Cotton lists been well workeil ntnl is looking well. Wheat goo 1 sttol most till cut.? Oats better fbuii one would expect from the fact that we have had a very dry spring, barely rain enough for corn and cotton, but that was all the belter, for si wet Spring with the heavy crop put in, the grass would have taken us. We have si good scliot 1 in Jouesville now, mostly on the female order, as our teacher is a female and one well qualified for that iinportsint position, Miss Leila liailey. This is her first year with us and we hope to keep her another year, but we fear she will give herself away and we will lose her valttsible services. Several of we Jonesvilli folks went on an excursion ycslerdsiy to llerdcrsonville, N. C., which was very enjoyable indeed. The good cold water ; the niountsiin scenery and the kind reception by the good people of llendersoiivillc, made the ilsiy a pleasant, profitable and happy one. All returned safe and sound, except two or tlirec unfortunate cows that remained on ttic railroad tract* just it lectte loo long. Wc hear you arc having Court nt Union, but we are just too busy to attend. Hope the Lawyers may all lie successful altd gain all their cases. 1 will not say much about the working of the stock law at. present, front the fact that Jonesvillc is not a very healthy place to discuss the law, unless you oppose it ; but another year may work a change in the minds of many of its opponents. l'erhaps my communication may draw out others. Ho I will close and watch the columns of the Timp.t, II, June IS,1S79. Fatal Fiuh is Gkouuia.?Atlanta, Ga., June 2d.?J. F. Reynolds' house, near Jonesboro. has been burned, and his daughter nud sisterin-law, young girls of Id ami Itiycnrs, perished. The fire originated in their room, which was locked on tlie inside. They were blinded or bewildered and could not open the door.? The father of one of the girls, who had been awakened by the flames, called to them and tried to break the door in. He then went to save his wife and barely succeeded in getting her out. It is feared he is fatally burned. The bodies of the girls were literally charred. Tito fire is supposed to be accidental. Everything was a total loss. ? Tut: Jkwklky I'koi.khs Akukstko.?Two white men, giving their names us ITempcrt and lttown. were arrested in Anderson last Haturday, on a warreut sent from Union, and taken before Trial Justice ISreazet-le- They were charged with defrauding t licit landlady out of a board bill, hut the Justice decided that they could not he held under the warrant. The men denied the charge, sftid agreed to leave with the Hheriir a suOicieut amount of goods to secure the claim until they could prove their innocence, but took particular pains not to do any thing of the kind.?Andertoi Join tin/. Tiie Anti-Tukatixo Society of New Youk has proved a success. The Herald says (lie society is not holding many meetings or singinjj temperance songs, hot its pledges arc doing a great deal of genuine temperance work. An association of t l?o same kitul should lie started ia every city and town in ttie I'nioii. ?11 i ?ri i . i-v New York. Junt lit. ? -A tire broke out tins morning 111 tiie .uu iropolilati Hotel, the Haines bursting from the roof of 1 lie extension 0111 rosby Mid J'ltuec si t re', lietweeu ttic main building and Nihlo's Harden. ft was soon under control, Damage $d,0U(>. ?. An Ati.astv Conviction.?Atlanta, dune IS, ?The jury in the case of Hill, on trial for killing Simmons for the seduction of his wife, has rendered a verdict of murder, and recommended imprisonment for life in the penitentiary. OJUITITAHY. WILLIAMS. As it has pleased the wisdom if Almighty (Jod to take unto Himself our beloved school-mate, Mi*s M vrtiK U'ii.i.i wis from ?>iti* Sabbath School, wc ilo deeply sympathize i111 Iter bereaved parents ; but their loss is her gain. When blooming youth in sna'ched away My death s resistless hand. Our hearts the inonrtiful tribute pay Which pity must demand. While pity prompts the rising sigh, Oh, may this truth, impressed With awful power, I loo must die," Sink deep in every heart." W. ('. II., Super't. Administrator's Notice. Vl.h persons having claims against the es. of Mrs. Sally Kloyd, deceased, are rcqiiesIcd 10 hand them to mo, properly attested, immediately. All persons indebted lit said estate must make payment to inc at once. .1. W. VINSON, Adm'r. ,lunc *?7 Ud It V UNION STEAM MILL. yl A M I IS X. 11A IlllIH A CO. 'N^Fomerly T. M. Wliitoxidcs & Co. nAlLIMltaken charge of the Union Steam ' ftM its mat hinery in complete . Mill aniT^^. . . , . (hand i oar, Meal and witler, I am preparWI^L^, . ... . .. ,, . , . ,, 1 . T*ytto a?y ' "11 in the tanst fully equal in quiinrN^^ J It will he my constant effort to puaK^. * l(|e Coiners of the mill, both in the qwnlity^ol^o, ' turn out" and in promptness, ami I respect mW ask a trial from the citizens of I lie town of L'niou and the surrounding country. The mill is in better condition than ever before, and I intend to devote my whole attention to it. Nothing shall he neglected oil my part to give the Mill the best reputation of all the mills in the County. Try me. J.VMtVi I. MAKKl.S. .time 'JT Ull 1m FEMALE SEMINARY, jiiss c. n.itDin, ricixnwi. fllllK exercises of this School ? " flt> resumed L on Monday, A"#fi ItMli, in the building nexl to t'apt. Fnrr"s residence. 'Hie scholastic year will he divided into two sessions of 'JO weeks each. TKttMs run skssion or 'JO wrr.rcs : tih Class $10 00 dd " 1*? 00 Jd " 'JO 00 I *t ? 'J.'i (10 Music 1*? 00 I'rciicli lo oO Instruction in Calisthenics given, free of charge. I5?>y* rmlor 10 Veilrs ol" Am* lieeeivctl, A discount of lo per cent, will ho made for tuition, to any party sending two pupiN. ,lune 'J7 'JO 'Jm. ! REPORT OF THE CONDITION ! or Til K Merchants' & Planters' !N .V T 1 O N A L 15 .V > lv OF UNION, A/ I a ion, in I ht Stale of South Carolina, at the close of business, 1 \th <l>ii/ of June, IS7U. KESOUKCKS. Loans and <tiscouuts $77,130 "?') Overdialls -I'll OS U. ?S. Bonds lo secure circulation... 00,000 00 U. 8. Bonds on hand 13,000 00 Oilier stocks, bonds, and mortgages 2-50 01 Duo from otlior National Hanks 1,024 .">0 Heal estate, furniture, and fixtures. 4.070 71 Current expenses and tuxes paid... 2,242 OS Hills of other Hanks 0,000 00 Specie i including gold Treasury certificates) S2'i 18 l.cgal-lender notes 1,310 00 lledeiuptiou fund with L". 8. Treasurer (3 pr. ct. of cireulatron) 2,700 00 Tor\i ?100,104 07 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in (10,(MS) 00 Surplus fund f?,4(M) 00 Undivided profits (1,000 .'S3 National Hank notes outstanding... 34,000 00 Dividends unpaid 1130 00 Individual deposits subject to check 20,008 44 Tituc certificates of deposit 4,080 47 Due to other National Hanks 7,008 81 To r \ t ? 100,104 07 Statu ok South Carolina, County or Union, ss : j 1, E. 11. Wallace, Cashier of the above-named Hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of iny knowledge and belief. E. It. WALLACE, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to 1 efore tnc this 24th day of June, 1870. J- C. WALLACE, sr.At. j- Trial Justice. Coin:but?Attest: WILLIAM M UN 110. 1 15. 1). GULP. - Directors. II. I<. (lOSS. J June 27 2(5 It Sunday School Convention OF UNION COUNTY, The Union County Sunday School Convention will meet in tlie Methodist Church at Union I July 2dd 187'.', at 10 o clock. Every Sunday School in the county is requested to send three delegates also a statistical report, showing number of teachers and scholars, ltooks of instruction used, &c., ?kc. A free discussion of the ' following subjects will he held: 1st. The aims of Sunday School Convention*; to he opened hy llev. A. A. James and J. E. Co( field. 2d. The best modes of conducting recitations in classes of dificrent grades; To he opened by llev. It. L>. Smart and J. It. Jell'eries. The public are most cordially invited to nt, tend. ! Ily order vf Executive Committee. 15. (1. CLIFFORD, Cli n. June 20 2-i -It 'Frnii tTiilJ] or ran: j Spartanburg & Aslieville R. R. ! S . 1\ A ( . KAILKOA1). To arn inlo l-'flVft, Monday, June 1-S70. DOWN TRAIN. | Ul? TRAIN. ' I I I Arivc. l.ravo. j STATIONS. | Artvo. | I.cavc. i't no a in llemlev-iiiiivil!c. j ii go i ? !<> j I'lat itm-k. ; fi ?.*? G 25 t'oli'liinus 15 I" a in G 55 Saluda :tu 7 in j Midrose 5 15 7 II |Trvon fity 1 15 7 ."ill 1 l.ainlruiiis i ::<? s n; !<'atii|Miiiella i in j H SI 11 it11taii j i 4 on I s -to [campion j : -Vijuii 1 '.) 00 ?Air-Lino .lune'n I Situ I 0 Sila in Spailanl'ur^ I S in ! in us I'aenlet I 2 45 Jill 21 :.l"iirsvillo I 2 an in .V) >11 nn Union 2 0.1 ,| jui III 27 iSantun I I in '11-17 'Kisli I lam 1 2.7 j 12 05 jSholtnii I | 10 |J2 15 11-vies Kuril j I 00 I.' ail [12 47 'SI nilIiith 12 45 pm 12 ! ? f I !W I 1 Alston ' 12 in i> m * lircnkfnst. f Dinner K Trains mi S. A A. )! >:nl will lie run liy A. L. Time JAS. ANDERSON, Superintendent. Road to be Opened. NOTIi'H is hereby given tlint a l'uLiie Road leading front Sanford Gregory's, on tlie Cross Keys and Cross Anchor Roads, to Vorhoroiigh's Mill on Knorec River, will be opened by tlie lsl day of October 1S70, unless good and sufficient reason is shown why the same should not he dune. Ity Order of lb C. C. W. I.. GOUDKLOCK, Wm. IIiu.. Clerk. Chairnmn. June 10 1S7'J. 24 4t Keeps' Shirts. KEEPS' Complete Shirts fur !?1 00, are the . cheapest shirts ever offered to the public. | Perfect tilting ami the hcst. material. For sale hy the Agents. KICK & MCLUKti. June 0 2:} tf Keeps Umbrellas. KITS' I'mhi-cllns, Silk and (iinghain, are ' j^^cery superior, ami much cheaper than the Vv!e of Fmhrellas can he purchased of 1 ! RAfti C 1 ..... fuelurc. j o o.i.erk 1>ICI, & MrLUKBi June 6 \ ??. 1L_ LOTRIOAffflS CASTOR Oil, ( IKItl VCDS, Ac. 1 For Sale hy 1IAWM No. 1, l.ast I mon. May 2-1 21 if Hosiery. rilllF. cheapest and host, at j S. W. PORTF.K'S i Cheap Store. May 0 10 tf Ready-Made Clothing VT prices astonishingly low, at kick a MH.rr.rs. | May 2 IS tf ( t?. A. ToWNsl.SD. S. s. STi>K 1 TOWNSEND & STOKES, A'PTOKMOVS AT I'NION, S . C. Will practice in tlie State ami Cnited States I Co iris. January 1st, 1$70, I tf WHERE TO BUY YOUR SPRING G\)ODS. FOSTER & WILKINS HAVE just received from New York a Complelc Assortment of Goo?ts in inch of theiY various depnrtiueuis, consisting, in of Foreign and Domestic Goods, DllESS (;001)Sj, \V II 1 T E GOODS, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, C O T T O X A I) K S , FANCY GOODS, Ac., tig ?*<?. BOOTS AND S HT> E S OF ALL GRADES, 1 Including Zieglcr's Hand and Maclii;mSliocs for Lndirii, Gents and Children. LADIES' AND GENT'S HATS IX CHEAT VARIETIES, T A complete and well selected slock )0f CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, From the host Manufacturers in the C^mtry II SI 1- <1 W SL 1- O II Our stock of Hardware is nndoubtcUy tho most complete of any in the upper part the State, and in it can be found EVERY TOOL WANTED ?lU* TilK? f\ FAItMKKS AMI HI 1-ClIA^s We have bought a large and carefully assi-'jed stock, embracing everything heretofore koijby iis, with many new ami improved articles.1^'cr I brought to this murkcl before, Me puielfl^cy. i-'OH (\\8!l, and intend to sell as lou^^^faflB same qualities of goods can be bough^^^HCltt NEIGUUOllIXG M CO3110 AND TRY uSLg' We take pleasure in showing cur goods, t| " ,' i onlv ask you to examine tlieiu before purclisirt^Blsewhcrc. 4 FOSTER & WILKINS May 2 S 18 f HE.il Tll \ I, TIIINtAS JAM ES ALLAN'* 3 O 7 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. HICII JEWHLHW of New and Eleg.ant Designs, Mil*, exquisito Workmanship. FINE WATCHESa American and Swiss, 1 of (lie LiiIchI SlylOM. DIAMONDS, PEARLS, CAMEOS, As well as less costly Sots, in (Jrout Variety. ST EH LISC SIT VKR II rA HE In Fresh and Beautiful Patterns, especially adapted for wed- ; ding Presents. SlLVKK-l'LATKl) WAKlC Tea Sets, Waiters, Icc Pitchers, j Duller Dishes, Cups, C.oblcls, &c. CHOICE FANCY' GOOJ>& French Clock*, Bronze*, , Fine. Tihlc Cutlery, Operu ft'/aese*, Fine (1 Insi'firr, ,Jr. Tin: bust coons at tin: iS'wkst rulers. I ItKM KM P.Kit Till: PI.ACK !f ,T 31 10 S T, I, AN , J107 It lug Street,: CIIAItl.RSTON. May 9 19 " T 9m Notice of Dissoluticm. rpilK Firm of A. Irwin & Co., wtf?? this day L dissolved by mutual consent. t All parties indebted to saiil lirni ij ill please settle at onec with Arthur Irwin, wlifi will conlinuc the business, and is alone authorized to close the business, of the firm. June 1st, 1S79. A. 1I5WIN. It. W. TJlNSLKY. juiio 0 29 1 tn lteniitit'ul llress t.ooftlH! rnHF.larpest assortment, the i>retliesi Patterns X. and cheapest priced Dress (ioods to be found at any market above Charleston, ran be seen at HICK & AfcLURK'8. .May 2 IK if Stock of Notions. IIIAYK just received the largest-, the prettiest, mo t varied anil cheapest>lock of Nolions ever seen in L'niou. Come and see for yourself. S. \V> POIITKR. May 19 If .^4'M MOCK Ol IMftK'S. [IIAVK ju'l received ft new stuk of nil kinds , mill (jiiulitics of Ladies' and Men's iSlioes, froni ilie lines! dress shoo to lie elrscst brngnn, ind I iii 1n>1 to 'ell (Item /oir il'tJ-n for Cash. S. ?V. PORTI'.K. May 2 1? j if OroKjiorltfiii' I 11IAVK a new supply of all yrids of (Jroee- ' l ies, and those wanting Chcf.p Goods in that line should eftll on me. H. VV. PORTRR. MftyU 1? ' if r All for tlie Citizens o: NEW SPRING g SI AT IA>W l? j. T VllR receiving a linti'lsonie Slock of Spring ami Sun ilicy invite their CusiouWrs an>l the public general have any intention of purchasing or not. THEIR LINE OF D is co.Mi'urn:, com A HP ?rpTn-\*7" A " JLX. J- . K-J JL JLU VV -CL. IMtESS PATT French Organdies, French Lawnjs. India Lawns, Printed and Stri India Silks Musli: < ? :o: THEIR STC pr;ints, white goods Will compare with those purchased for larger mark LADI ION 9 WHICH THE Y O SEE II AT HEM At, ?:o: THEIR STOCK OF GE N AND FURNISH] never better, in style nn<l quality, or cheaper. T1 LADIES S ALSO, A LARGE LOT Of BOOTS AND t 'lit SUPPLY OF GOODS IN T11K FOLLOWING 1. K ^ Ilnruavtu'o, Wooden vvst ro, C'rorkorvw Tin a AXD TUFA' WOULD CALL SPFCfAL ATT OIL AND V SA 3 > I >1.1 os^v; above goods were brought here to fHTlV an <ttfore purchasing elsewhere and we will OCulvim ?%&, T. rL\ F. y 1 '~S* 17 IN SPITE OF 1 THE. GRAND SPR AT P. M. C POPULAR DRY G( Grows i>r<>i-o Attr 1 II.WK just returned from the Northern Market DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, B lints, Notions, C* i*o< Tire so Goods were bought at the very lowest pri l'OII CASH, as will astonish everybody. CALL AND SEE FO! :o: 10,000 YardsCrtlien? fast Colors,?at "? cents. pre .>,000 Yards 4 1-4 Shirtiinr, at 7.1 cents Never before sold lor less limn from 10 to 1 L'J "RT? cents. A Great Hargain. XWAj 200 Corsets, all sizes, at 2"? cents?Cheap at yn | oO cents. stock A good Stock of COTTON A l>IIS, front 10 cents ami upward. A C i ne nnest 101 01 i.Aitn.s m;.s, ever seen, here, I from 5 cents and npward. If J :iOO Boxes Paper antl Envelopes?aay 2 "'liVcli quires of Paper and two dozen Knrclopes? j asjonj at fi and 10 cents a llox. j j ()> (Jood Phis, .1 papers for ."? conts. | fore j, Ameriean and Freneli ('assiinere.s, a l?eau- p.. t it'll I Stock. u n U LADIES' AND GENT'S SHOES. , My Stock of slioes is large and complete and llardv prices low down. To give you an idea of wlint ' part o I propose to do in this line, 1 will sell you a ? nice PAIR OF CONGRESS GAITERS | if you FOR 75 (i:\TS. 'the lie These Gaiters were never before sold for less than $1.50. Apr New Goods Arrived. 3 MV Spring and Summer Stock of Dry Goods, \\7 Notions, Clothing, &c., is now open for in- v \ sprction and sale. and hi Prices lower than ever. S. W. rOhTllU. Mnj May 2 tH tf II A V F ? It S A I. i: ! p[;, j A AAA l'OI'NDS Timothy, Clover and I. lu tuj vU'/ Herds Grnss--ihe finest everolfcred in I'nioii. At No. 1 Must Union, adjoining the Maj Post Office. l'riee r< lin ed. Tcruis 4 iihIi. IS. P. P.AWLS' ,i4'r Cheap Cfl?h Store. May 23 31 tf Apr * f Moil Conntj. TMMJili GOODS, RICKS. L & CO uner po<?ls of nil (lie lnlc.il novelties, nnil ly to cnll ami inspect tliein, wlictlier lliey D TI O C n A A Tt o XI AOO UUUWO i st i x < j or RT & CO.'S KK>S <>V^ \ \ pcd Piques*. ns and Poplins, Suitings, Mummy Cloths, &c. )CIv OF AND DOMESTICS cts. They have a large assortment of It ^\_rJT ^ AM Hl.i: LOW P1UCKS. T S CLOTHING [NG GOODS, icy liiivo n fin" lol of T. MI1.KS & SONS I X o 10 {-*. ' ALL KINDS OF SHOES. INKS IS r.AltOK AM) VKIIY CIIF/AP: Ill'O, VII 1*0 tiiul Gnu'orioK. FXT/O.Y TO TUF.Ill STOCK CF AIINIBH, \ I > x tx? !/ it - ? - ? ? ' ?? ?" - * I J d wo nro d? Ici'Diinoimo do it. Oivc us a "A l'C you that no mean wliat we say. I I H I .I. .V OO. ir 'HE FROST INGr OPENING OHEN'S. )0DS HOUSE, iiotivc :s with :i lar^c and complete Stuck of OOTS AND SHOES, ?ori<*s, Art'. cos, and will ho sold at sucli prices, R YOURSELF. IT'S FURNISHING GOODS! ADY MALE CLOTHING! Iliis line the <|uality ami prices of my has never hcoii equalled in this market. OAT and PANTS FOR $1.00 , j on want :\ w^ole suit or any single gardon't buy before you examine my stock, is larger than ever, and my prices will sli yon. You can get a and Pants \ K 1)1)1.1.A It! A lliinrr iiffvnr tinnvn tw i Union. ICERIES AND HARDWARE! ways keep large Stocks of (Sroceries and rare and never allow anyone in thv upper f I lie State to undersell me. CALL OX MB KAIII.Y. i wish to get tlie pick of my stock and st bargains call on rnc at once. p. y, < il 11 l."? tf Men and Boys of Union ! Iv have the cheapest and host f'nssimeres, Tweeds, l.incns and ('otlonades for men jys' wear yon ever saw. KICK & M. LUltE. / IS tf Parasols. , ?M a Ualioo to the finest Silk, at the veiy west prices, at S. \V. I'OUTEIt'S (.'heap Store. 1 9 19 tf OM'iic at !!.! ('cuts a (ittllntt, at SPKAltS k f'Ol.TOX'S. il 1 14 tf.