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Will You Believo III Woman's Bkst Fuiksu.?To relieve the nchdQfng licnrt of woman, ami bring joy where sorrow reigned supreme, is a mission before which the smiles of kings dwindle into insignificance. This is 'he peculiar province of ltradtield's Feinalo Regulator, which, from its numberless cures, is appropriately styled "Woman's Rest Friend." The distressing complaint known as "whiles," and various irregularities of the womb, to which woman is subject, disappeared like magic before a single bottle of ibis wonderful compound, Physicians prescribe it, Prepared by l)r. J. Brndtield, Atlanta, C5a.? For sale at ?1 50 per bottle by J. M. GIBBES & CO. VOW IN PEH VEfTT HEtl.TIf Near Marietta, Ga., March 21, 1870. Some months ago I bought a bottle of Ilradfield's Female Regulator, anil used it iu my fams ily with the utmost satisfaction ; have recommended it to three other families, and they have found it just what it is recommended. The females who have used the Regulator arc now in perfect health, and able to attend to their household duties. We cordially recommend li to the public. REV. II. B. JOHNSON. June 25 25 2in ? . Incendiarism in York County.?On Friday night last the barn of Or. T. C. Robertson, of Rook Hill, was destroyed by lire. In the barn were two wagon loads of fodder, and the crop >of 18 acres of on'.s, estimated at about 270 "bushels, harness and other articles, which were 'mmt. The fire orignatcd in the loft, and the ^^^position is that it wns the work of an incenOn the following night an attempt was made do burn the guano warehouse of J. R. London, which is nttachcd to, and a part, in fact, of the depot building. Fortunately this attempt wasdis* covered in time, and the discovery revealed the fact that the timber of the bouse bail been satu rated with kerosene, placing it beyond doubt that this was also an incendiary attempt.? York' rillc Enquirer July l?f. Tiik Gallows in Texas.?lluntsville, July 2. ?English Carter alias T. B. Jones was hanged here to-day for the irurder of W. K. Spnulding on the 24th of July last, near the town of Dodge. He met his fate firmly. The execution took place shortly after 2 o'clock. The town was crowded with people. The murder was of a most cold blooded tj-pc. Carter rode up to Spaulding's house, professing friendship and on leaving shot him down at his front gate. The "hanging of Carter gives general satifaction. - Fatal Railway Acciuf.nt ?Charles Howell, a colored train hand in the employ of the Wilfrmiugton, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, was killed about daylight Friday morning last, at Florence. Howell was standing on the shed of a car as the train entered the depot at Florence, and his heard struck the rafters of the depot.? The shock was severe, and in a second the unfortunate man was lying a corpse on the ground, his brains dashed out and his body badly mangled. M km can War Veterans for Hancock.?A Hancock Club has been organized in New York composed mainly of veterans of the Mexican war. In response to a letter from Col. Murphy, informing him of the organization of the club, Gen. Haucock wrote: "1 thank you for your kind letter of the 24th instant. It recalls pleasant associations in the Mexican as well as in the recent war. 1 am mindful of the complimentary terms in which you speak of inc, and 1 thank you for ttie kind assurances you oiler." Nu naluini:?This is an internal Remedy that vevcr fails to cure Ncuialgia and Headache.? It contains no Quinine, Opium, Morphine, Chlov,.l .... V?,..^i..r ...... i. :_ ! 1 .... ... .....vvtiv vi iiuj rv111vi. mm j?rrCecily safe in its action. It commends itself to 1 lie nlllictcd. Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Wholesale Agents, Atlanta. Sol.l by J. M. GIBllKS Si CO. June 2t> -5 * 1 in ^ I'm it r i n(. tiik Adams Kx truss.?Louisville, July 2.?On the Louisville, Nashville ami Chattanooga Railroad, from July 1st, Adams Kxpress messengers will be charged passenger fare and express matter carried by the Adams Express will he charged regular schedule rates, and the company will be treated the same as private individuals. ... . How to IwKsr a Doi.i.au.?Wc will send the Savannah Wkkki.v Nr.ws, "the fiiyyrst and the ' newspaper in the South, well printed, full of live news, good stories, reliable market rc ports, agricultural items, and everything else to make it. worthy of its well-known reputation, to any address, till January, 1881, postpaid, for one dollar. Address J. 11. F.stii.i., Savannah, (Ja. 2<i-dt Aiib You Sick??If so, go to your nearest druggist or store, and buy a box of Dr. Gilder's Liver l'ills. They will cure you. You can find them in any store. June 2o 2"> 2m Consignoos Dor Expross at Union, 8. (J., July 8th, 1880. W. S. Gregory, T l? Jeter, Win. Smith, W (1 Hughes, J. Willurd & Co., J. 1'. Miillinax, J. K. Ison, Spears & Col ton, David Johnson. J H Lip soy, K McNeaec, 11 M (irimhall. ! ' II Counts. F. II. COUNTS, Agi. Medical Card. DOCTOR It. F. l'OSKV, a (Jraduatc of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Haiti* more, lias located at ( ross Keys, S. ('., ami oilers liis professional services to the people of the community, lie hopes l?y prompt nlleution to business ami a faithful discharge of his duties to merit aud4receive a share of the patronage of the public, lie may be found at his ollicc at all times when not professionally engaged.? "Charges Moderate. Inly U 27 Hi A GLORIOUS BARBECUE7~ ?L7"K intend to give a first class Itarbecue on P' Friday the 2!!d insi.,at the "Raid Rock" ce on the Skull Shoals road, near what is known as the Sam Faucell place. The meats will be cooked by William Sinclair, and there sh dl he enough for all, ami of the best kinds. Ilvcrybody are invited lobe there ami have a good time. C. M. SCAI.HS, W.M. ADD IKS. July 27 2t* NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. n AVINtJ opened for the public at Jot.csvillc J . S. C. a full assortment of Wines, l.ii|tiors, Lager Reer, Oysters, Sardines, Salmon, Crackers, Pickles, Candies, Powder, Shot, Cigars, Tobacco. Colfee, Sugar, ami Ice in any ipianlily. I woulil be pleased to meet at all times my o'.d friends ami the community at large. ci'ii iii'iiioiiiiiir a >|mmaiiiiiy? 1 > rti i?t in < rs ?v i 11 li 11 <1 my .stock lite No I'lus Ultra. (live mc a call. 111 *<: 111: V 11EXTI.KY. .loiiosvillc, July 1st, I^SC. July 'J *.!7 funs. Fresh Goods. rMil's. Fans, Parasols, Mosquito Netting and J. Prints. P. irgains in the above goods to bo ha I by (tolling on, SPKAKS & Col/TOS. May 'JI if H. L. FARLEY, At'orm\v :P litin auil Ilctil INlntc Itgi'iil. SP \ 1ST ANP.IIItl, P t\ Prompt alti'n'i 01 given to all '.'t i:j?? '. Mu.li 'J 1 J' NOMINATIONS. f or Miierm It. MACBETH. The friends of Robert Macbeth announce lilni a candidate for re-election to the offlco of Sheriff of Union County. The |>eoplo of Union County know Sheriff Macbeth. They know him to t?e one of the best men in the State? stern ami indexible in the discharge of his duties, honorable and honest in all his transactions, with a heart fit 1 of the noblest impulses of man's nature. te. For ItrproHeiitHliroH. WILLIAM JEFFKHIE& We take the liberty of announcing the name of William .lotteries as a suitable |ierson to represent Union County In the next legislature. Subject to the decision of the people at the l'rimary election. MANY VOTERS, to. JOHN R. JKFFKRIKS. The friends of Mr. John R. Jefferies announce hint a candidate to represent the people of Union County in the next legislature. This nomination is made subject to the choice of the people at the Primary election. DEMOCRATS, to. For County Commissioner. JONAS L. SWIKK. The many friends of Jonas L. Swiuk, knowing hint to he an holiest man and a strong believer iu good roads safe aud permanent bridges, nominate him as liieir candidate for the office of County Commissioner, llcing a fanner he appreciates the value of good roads and bridges ami the importance of economy in the County financial a fl'niis. ALFRED ft. AUUIITRY. Knowing how important it is, for the wclfaro of the County, that the Hoard of County Commissioners should Iks composed of men of integrity and business qualittca. lions, we respectfully present to the voters of Union County, at the primary election, the name of Alfred It Aught ry, a gentleman eminently qualified for that responslhlc olRce. Wc believe he would make a most efficient officer ami would see that tlio affairs of the County entrusted to the Hoard were administered in strict accordance with justice and economy. to W.\T L. tiOL'DKUX K. The many friends of Win. L. Goudelock, respectfully announce him as a candidate for rcolectiou as County Commissioner. Subicel to result of Primary election. te* CAl'T. MAKNKY T. GLENN. The friends i?f Copt. H. T. Glenn announce him a can didatc for tlie office of County Commissioner, sni>ject to tiie decision at the Primary election. Mr. Glenn is fully qualified to till tiie otlice creditably to himself and to the satisfaction of the ]>co]dc, te. GILMER C. GREEK. Tiie friends of Gilmer 0. Greer announce him as a candidate for the otltec of County Commissioner. Mr. Greer's record as a soldier and as a citizen is an assurance that if he is elected he w ill discharge the duties of the otlice in a way honorable to himself and to the best interests of the County. This nomination is made subject to the result of the Democratic Primary election, tc. For Soliool C'ommisMioitcr. ttEV. C. T. 8CAIFE. Kev. C. T. Seaife is hereby otTertsl as a candidate for the votes of the citizens of Cnion County, to 1111 the olliee of School Commissioner, Mr. Scaifo is well known throughout the County, having been raised in our midst and for a number of years in active work before the people, therefore he needs no commendation. Ills comrades during the four trying years of war will remember that he was always at the post of duty and that he is not loss worthy of their confidence in time of peace. MANY VOTERS, te. W. II. NORMAN. We are authorized to announce W. II. Norman a candidate for re-election to the olliee of School Commissioner of Union County, subject to the vote of the people' si ih" Primary Election. to* I). A. TOWNSENU, As the success of our Free Schools depends mainly upon the etliei >ney and capacity of the School Commissioner, we nominate Maj. 1>. A. Townsend as a candidate for , that olliee. Ills education and an experience of sixteen years in Teaching eminently qualify him for this posl lion, and we know he will do his duty. POPULAR Kl'l CATION* REV. J.S. 1IAILEV. Mr. I'Mitor:?The numerous friends of Kev. .1 S Dalit y hereby announce him a candidate forthcoll'icc of School I I -i? I - M- II..II.... I..? ?l... - ? ? . .*ii. . ...a.v j n.i;, ^|H||| IIIV |<rliuv 111 Ills lifv in preaching to the |n?ur ; ami Ims often I icon necessitatis) to undergo the heavy hiinlcn of teaching and pr-aclilng at the same time. While he necils the office his friends do not put his name in nomiiintioii on that ground alme; hut on his own merits. We feel that he is comiK'tcnt to discharge the duties of the office and will do so as faithfully and as w II as any man in the County. MANY VOTKItS. May II 10 tf? The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Iii tlie Court of Probate. BY DAV1I) JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Judge of Probate lbr Union County. WHEREAS, U. F. Howell lias made suit tc me to grant him letters of administration of the estate and Cfleets of MRS. MARY IIOWKI.L, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the said MRS. MARY HOWELL, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in (lie court of Probate, to bo held at Union Court House, on the 2lith tiny of July, 1HS0, next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be grnuted. (iivcu under my hand, this tith day of July, Anno Domini ISSO. DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Judge of Probate. July '.) 27 2t Attention Farmers. \ MEET I NO of the County Fair Association will be held at the Court House on Saturday, the 17th of July, nt 10 o'clock, A. M.? The business before the meeting will tic the electior of delegates to the Summer Meeting of theSlatc Agricultural Society, which takes place at Darlington on the -iih of August next, and I usincss in connection with the next County Fair A. W. THOMSON, Pres. D. P. PrxcAN, Sec. July 2 20 til GIN SAW SHARPENER. U A VI NO purchase the rig'it lo uso the celebrated Costou (Jin Saw Sharpener in Union and Spartanburg Counties, we are prepared to sharpen Ciin Saws in any parts of those Conn ' ties. This Saw Slini-imimr is iiii.l.ml.lv.llv ...... ..f it... i best macli i ii ch ever used. giving the I vet li of tin I u! I saw Hie m1111J>e iiml working jimlilii>s of u new saw. l'rtini|>( nllcntiou given to saws sent us by llnilrond. When rc<|uestcil we will visit a |ilanlnlion or neighborhood to slinr|>en saws, but will work nt ' reilucC'l price when saws are sent to us at Union t'. II. Apply to J. W. IIAUIMS ,* CO., Union II. .1 uiie 2"> 2"> 1 m Cow Feed! Cow Feed ! ! I)LKNTY of cheap Cow food, nt F. M. FA It II & CO S. May 29 21 if 20,000 lbs, of lee Il'ST received by O It KOOKY & M AI.ONK. July 2"? 2"> :!t Gent's Shirts. ii i i. > i .-n i>ri?ss <in-i-< ami I-11ritihIiiti<r (inmls. \ I Ajrent f.?r Kcf|i?' rclulirali'il Sliirt*, tin' I rlii-ajii'il an I 1 ?o>l in tin- uvi'M. I Klt 'i: Mi I.I" It I?. 1 1 Ajt'il 2S l'. K L ? - The State of South Carolina, THE COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Madison 11. l'ridmore, in his ~) own right, and as Administrator of the estate of Thomas l'ridmore, deceased, John I'ridmorc, l'crmelia Uopy Maybury, Nancy Byers, and Win. T. Neat, Snmnions. Plaintiff?. against For Jacob I'ridmorc, Elisabeth Brown, George I'ridmorc, Belief Julia Kendrick, Melinda | Davis, Elizabeth Coyle, Jas. Complaint S. Neal, Julia C. Keel, Mahala I'ridmorc and Bobcrt Served Macbeth, as Sheriff of Union County, Defendants. J To the Defendants, above named: ~\7 OU arc hereby summoned and required to X answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'lcas at Union, S. C., and to serve a oopy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Union, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service : and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for thu relief demanded in the complaint. Datod Union, S. C., 17th June, 1880. DAVID JOHNSON, JH., Plaintiffs' Attorney. Jamks Mux tin, skai. v Clerk, To the. DefenJnnls, Mcliudu Davis, James S. Ncal and Julia C. Keel : Take notice, that the Summons herein, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of tho ? ourt of Common Pleas, for Union County, at Union, S. G\, on the 17th day of June, A. D. 1880. Dated at Uuion, S. C., 17th June, 1880. DAVID JOHNSON, J It., Plaintiffs' Attorney, Uuion, S. C. June 2"> 2"> flt o it a wr ouiiiuimng new ana nice ?AT THK? GREEN FRONT STORE I HAVE Just opened n select Stock of the freshest and choicest Shelf and Fancy Goods ever brought to Union, consisting of Canned Oysters, Salmon and Lobster. Canned Fine Apples and other Tropical Fruits Finest Sardines, Choice Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Ail qualities of Pipes, from a Meerschaum to a common Clay. Pepper, Mustard and Spices. Fine Cigars a specialty. .1 choick lot or tka-cakks, aS'D SWEET CRACKERS or all kinds. The Rest French and other Candies. GROC K R I 13 S : TEAS, COFFEES, and SUGARS, from the finest to the Common Qualities. STATIONERY : 1 per, Ink, Pens, Pencils, Envelopes, Erasers, ?Cv., Remember tlic GllEEK I HOXT. JUST ABOVE S W. POUTER'S STORE. That's tlie place to get what you want, at the lowest prices and of the best quality. TUY ME, W. M. (jlIHllES. June '2"? 26 tf The State of South Carolina CO US TV OF UXIOX. In the Court of Common Pleas. E. Hooker Sharp, j Flu in I iff. | To vs. ] Revive Elizabeth Sharp, | Judgment. Defendant. J To Abraham J. Gallman, Knight K. N. Fowler, Julius Fowler, Mary Going, Jacob Going, Atlanta Sharp and Frances Scales, heirs at law of Elizabeth Sharp, deceased, the defendant in (lie above entitled cause : \7"OU arc hereby notified that the judgment 1 in said cause, obtained in said Court for said County (then District) on the -11h day of August, A. 1). 1800, remains in full force and effect but wholly unsatisfied, and that you are hereby required to show cause within twenty days after the service hereof upon you why said judgment should not be revived according to the form, force and elfect of the former recovery. January 27th, 1880. KI ON & McKISSICK, l'luintill' 's Attorneys, To Atlanta Sharp and Frances Scales : Take notice that the summons or notice in this action, of which I lie foregoing is a copy, was filed in the otlico of tho Clerk of said Court, for said County, on the 110th day of January, 1880. Union, S. C., June SlOtli, *1880. KION & McKISSICK, l'laintitl 's Attorneys. July 'Jt? Oi Auditor's Notice. rnilK Auditor of Union will open hooks at his I /Ur.an 1-.. I .? ? """ * - IMIIIU, mi im: i>i uajr 01 .IIIill-, iowi, HI re ccivc returns and make assessments on J'rwnal 1'rope rlif. No assessment will lie made this time on i lands. If you have sold or bought land, since the as segment of last year, you should return the lumber of Acres you have sold or bought, to enable the auditor to enter the transfer on the next lax book. I will ictnain at the Auditor's Oflice, in Ciiiou, until I can arrange to come or send deputies, to the various Township appointments ol last year?of which due and timely notice will I c given. Sco Handbills posted throughout the County for days and places to meet the Ad'Hor. JOHN 1<. YOUNO, Auditor. June 1 '22 ht II. W. Il.tl I , l.illlill. ,S. S. loKI- l llinll 1? A I. I. X STO It KS, attokm.ys at li?', UNION O. H . , S.C. WIU. practice in all tlie Courts of this Slate. Prompt attention given to tlie Collection of Claims in all parts of lite United Stales. Deo > 411 tf NOTICE. rilllB undersigned will lie at I lie following pla1. cesat tlic dales below named for tlic purpose of receiving bids for building and repairing bridges at those places : Itcaiy's Itridge (on Tvger I'iver.) July 0, 1SS0. I llauiiltoii's Itridge (on T.vger' ) 111 ' Tliomson's Itridge (on r>>resn 17 " L Iiy Order, t\ I.. 0< M I Mil.OCR, r It's. Iltf.t., Clerk C It C. <*. i June II ii'i 4t NOT FROZEN OXJT f ] Plenty of Good Fruit ?AT? S. W. PORTER'S. Ill AVE jujl returned from market where I purchased and am now daily receiving the handsomest SPRING STOCK THAT HAS EVER BEEN YOUR PRIVILEGE TO SELECT FROM. :o: DRESS GOODS. --ALL THE? Latest Novelties of the Season. gf CONSISTING OF PriirtH, MllttllllH, , Trt'iiclt LnwiiM, riqiien, IjillCIIH, AND ALL YOU CAN ASK FOR IX T1IIS LIXE. ALL TIIE NEWEST DESIGNS IN Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves, Ruchings, s Fringes, Ties, v Laces, Buttons, Trimmings, &c., &e. HATS, BOOTS, CAPS. SHOES. in OUR (MILLINERY, In this Department we excel our former efforts. W't h^vo nil the Novellles and Shades of Trimmings. And tliey have been selected by our UlrM. ^ Yiusoil, in person, ivlio is possessed of that rare faculty of pleasing all who call on her. These goods have all been selected with an eye single to the wants and tastes of our patrons. Ladies Slit, uld Call AXD SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL F o o x> s . I Groceries ! Groceries !! Cheapf Cheap ! Cheap! Crockery ! Crockery ! ! Mrcrything in these lines can be found upon our shelves. CALL AND SEE. q S. W. Porter. April 10 15 If The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNIONIn the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of I'robatc in Union County. WHEREAS, Jhiiics Munro, as Clerk of the Courts of said County, has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of JOJ1N J. E. UltEQOHV, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ami singular the kindred and Creditors of the said JOHN J. E. GREGORY, deceased, that they he and appear before me, in the Court of I'robatc to tic held at Union Court House on the 12th day of July next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 27th day of 1 May, Anno Domini 1880. .. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of I'robatc. May 28 21 7:* Ladies' Shoes. I A DIES' Baltimore and Philadelphia made J Fine Shoes. Ladies Newport or Sandal Slippers. Just received nt U1CE & McLUKE'S. April 28 10 tf TO THE LADIES! MILLINERY AT COST! - INVOU 1,1) inform my friends and customers that from now until about (ho middle of .Inly, 1 shall sell luy Spring and .Summer Millinery AT COST FOR CASH. MY Hats, Trimmings, Ribbons, Silks, Flowers, Laces, fic., have all been marked down to Cost prices, for Coth unh/. ' M 1!S. J.\S. CHANT. Juno 11 2<! 2 m THOMAS KINKEAD COLUMIUA, S. C., WITH J AM F.N CAKY A CO., WII01.K8AI.K UK Al.ritS IN I HOOTrt A IN I> HIIOIOK, NO. 2<kMV. IIALTIMOKK ST., I OI'IMS ITU llANoVI'.lt ST It K KT, a ? . VJ x tlU, M:iri:ll 1*2 .. 10 OlIlS* \fTi; LOST. S SOMK timo siice the 1st of April, was lost one Note, .(cileries & l.ynn. l-'ace o( note a little over*6()0. Tlie finder will lie rewarded by leaving the same with Mr. Stokes at the ollicc of the Union Time*, or delivering to Ihc subscriber al his place of resilience. W. JLFl KLir.S, Forest Home, S. ('. I tyif All persons arc warned to not to trade k Jdor said note, ns we will not. pay the same to xnyA TrifsMc paitv, JRFFKI'.IKS & LYNN J I Juno l* " il li * } i 'Ms ' ?** 1 ?Dreadful Slaugl FOR THE NEJi I WIIjIj OFFJ NEVER; HEARD OF IN T Blenched nnd Brown Homespun, all widths i Medium Dress Goods nt G5 cents on tho doll: Plain and Fancy Grenadines at 45 cents on I Piques from G$ to best made 12$ cents. Gross Linen and Duster Linen, greatly rcdi Towels nnd Napkins half price. Ladies lints from 5cts apiece up. Calicoes from 5 cents up. Rushing HutHing, Laces and Hamburg Embi Ribbons and Flowers very Cheap. Ladies Shoes, Shippers aud Hosiery, at rem Gent's Summer Cassitneres. In English and French Goods'wc will sncritu sold at the same low prices. REMEMBER, Till! L. A 8 T T W And customers coming in three wceka from tins, so call early ami gel the choice of the bn Positively no samples given under any circui D LEADER IN LOW PRICES June 25 25 I\ M. C I BEG Leave to announce to iirrounding country, that I ha1 , ith a Handsome and Varied St SPRING CONSIS Muslins, Ij?W11S, Piques, Cimibries, Suiting's, Linens, Damasks, Hosiery, Corsets "rints, Parasols, Umbrellas, Ruchings, Gloves Porl\uiiery, Soiiph tin GENT'S FURN :assimeres, tweeds, co CLO T BOOTS, shoes, And Straw Oo GROG N fact everything that is to no trouble r POLITE AND ATT SAMPLES SKXT TO ALL APPi P. M. C April 0 S'LAQQ-'S IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PADI Nevkr Grtr Hard. Can bk Maps ant btrkngth l>ksirkd. i.ast TWICK AS I/O NO Dtseuei Carol without Drugging the Bjitsn. These Pads Cure all Diseases by Absorption. No Noxious rills. Oils, or Poisonous Medicines are taken Into the Stomach. The Pads arc worn over the Pit of the Stomach, covering the Urcat Nerve Centres, also the Liver and Btomach. A gentle Vegetable Tomcls atnorbed into theclivulaUonof the Blood and Liver, purifying the Blood, stimulating the LI verand Kidneys to healthy action, and strength. ning the Bh^W^tO^/roafpod P"'"" o? Pans St and 93 nr V ar tXX DlUOBllTi.nrsMit h* Mail * MUfUintnrwi Bk w mm -W v^VJZL.". """ -? ? Baltimore. Md. lolrt l?y Hr. II. F. Hauls, Xo I Fas! I'nioii, S. C. May It 17 .tin t.ciifh and Itays Straw Hats. j a.i n(jK sumi r .1 r . KICK & M. LURK'S April 'J3 lit if Old I'iiimth lor scili-. ILL at tluM iftic*. HI ^rnammaftk n Minnaa iter in Dry Goods! rfl? :t two Weeks ill HAHOAIISS HE UP-COUNTRY BEFORE. iml qualities, at Factory prices?two per oenf. off. ir. ho dollar, iced. oldcrles, at less than halt price, arkalde low prices. :o regardless of cost ; aiul all other goods, will be S SALE WILL ONLY O W EEKS now will not be able to get the bonefit of these barrgains. instance during this sale. C. FLYNN, , OPPOSITE UNION HOTEL. tf OHE N. mv Customers of Union, and the irc just returned from the North oek of GOODS. TING OF Braids, Ties, Scarfs, Silk Hannkerchieite* , Edgings, Insertings, Brocades, Ribbons, Doylies, Napkins, r Towels, Nainsooks, , Collars and Cuffe,. (1 oilier Toilet Artlelea. -:o: ISHING GOODS, TTONADES for Men and Hoys' Wear. HING IIATS, CAPS, ods in. 11.11 Styles. -:o: ERIBS. he found in a First Class IIous<v TO SHOW GOODS. ENTIVE SALESMEN. POINTS OF TI1E COUNTY ON rACA T/ON. O H E N. 14 i r New Goods! New Goods! G RIF'A T flTTB ?f!T I n u ? n n v av lip OUR PURCHASES OP spring and summer goods, AUK now complete an?l wc invite the nlfcnlion of purchasers lo our very full Lines of l.nilipH DrosH OoodH, White (JooiIm, Fancy (JooiN, tiloveM, IIoHler;, COTTON A DES. LINENS, TWEEDS, CAflAUlWJva nunuT iviHUt ULOTHiNTG, '' iiath, shoes. GROCERIES, &C. Call a lid hoc us and v?t will take pleasure in showing what we have, whether we sell or not. MIICE & M'CLUKE. I April 23 10 U