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Will You Bslleve It 1 Woman's Bksi Friend.?To relievo tho ncli ^^iig henrt of woutnn, and bring joy where sor row reigned supreme, is a mission before wliicl the smiles of kings dwindle into insignificance This is the peculiar province of Drndfield's Fe tnalo Regulator, which, from its numberles cures, is appropriately styled "Woman's Res Friend." The distressing complaint known a "whites," and various irregularities of the womb to which woman is subject, disappeared liki raagio before a single bottle of this wondorfu compound. Physicians prescribe it, Prepared by Dr. J. Rradfield, Atlanta, Ga.? For salo at 51 60 per bottle by J. M. GIBREi > & CO. now in rr.hkkct jlktl.tii. w Nbar M*riktta, Ga., March 21, 1870. dome months ago I bought a bottle of Brad field's Female Regulator, nnd used it in my fain ily with the utmost satisfaction ; have rccom mended it to three other families, nnd thev hnvi found it just whnt it is recommended. The fo males who havo used the Regulator are now ir perfect health, ond able to attend to theii household duties. We cordially recommend li to the publio. REV. IT. B. JOHNSON. Juno 25 25 2m Ixcenuiakism in YonK County.?On Fridaj "nigiit last the barn of Dr. T. C. Robertson, oi Rook 1IUI, was destroyed by fire. In the barr nvoro two wagon londs of fodder, and the croj of 18 acres of oa'.s, estimated at about 27( %ushcls, harness and other articles, which wcri ^urnt. The fire orignnted in llio loft, and th< ^^kposition is that it was the work of an incen On the following night an attempt was mad? to burn the guano warehouse of J. R. London which is attached to, and a part, in fact, of tht depot building. Fortunately thisatlcmpt wasdis coverod in lime, and the discovery rovcnled tin fact that tlio timber of the house had been sntu rated with kerosene, placing it beyond doubi that this was also an incendiary attempt.? York ville Enquirer July 1?/. Tiir Gam.ows in Texas.?Hunlsville, July 2 ?English Carter alias T. B. Jones was hanger hero to-day for tlio irurdcr of W. K. Spauldinf on the 24th of July last, near the town of Dodge He met his fato firmly. Tlio execution tool place shortly after 2 o'clock. The town wm crowded wilh people. The murder was of t most cold blooded type. Carter rode up t( Spauldirig's house, professing friendship and or leaving shot him down at his front gate. Tin hanging of Carter gives general satifaction. > Fatal Railway Accident?Charles Howell a colored trnin hand in the employ of the Wll frmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, was killed about daylight Friday morning last, al Florence. Howell was standing on the shed ol n car as tho train entered the depot at Florence and his heard struck the rafters of tho depot.? Tho shock was severe, and in a second the un fortunate man was lying a corpse on the ground **" his brains dashed out aud his body badly man gled. Mexican War Veterans for Hancock.?A Hancock Club has been organized in New York composed mainly of veterans of tho Mexican war. In response to a letter from Col. Murphy, informing him of the organization of the club Gen. Hancock wrote: "I thank you for youi kind letter of the 24th instant. It recalls pleas ant associations in the Mexican as well as in tlx recent war. I am mindful of the complimenta ry terms in which you speak of me, and 1 thank you for tne kiad assurances you offer." Neuraloinb?This is an internal Remedy thai vover fails ?o cure Ncuialgia and Headache.? It contains no Quinine, Opium, Morphine, Chloral or Nareotie of any kind. Quick and per fcctly safe in its actiou. It commeuds itself t< the ntllictcd. Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Wholesale Agents, Atlanta. Sold by J: M. GUIDES & CO. June 2a 26 . .* lm Fighting tub Adams Express.?Louisville July 2.?On the Louisville, Nashville and Chat tnnong.a Railroad, from July 1st, Adams Express incsseugers will be charged passenger fare am express matter carried by the Adams Kxpres: will he charged regular schedule rates, and tin company will be trcatod tho same as private in dividuals. .# How to Invest a Dollar.?We will send tin Savannnh Weekly News, "the biggest and /A. best" newspaper in the South, well printed, ful of livo news, good stories, reliable market re ports, agricultural items, and everything else t< make it worthy of its woll-known reputation, ti any address, till January, 1881, postpaid, foi one dollar. Address J. H. Estill, Savannah Ga. 28-3t Are You Sick T?If so, go to your naiires druggist or store, and buy a box of Dr. Gildcr'i Liver Fills. They will cure you. You can fim i ueui in any store. y June 25 25 2m Consignees per Express at Union, 8. O., July ^ 8th, 1880. ^ W. S. Gregory, T B Jeter. Win. Smith, W C Hughes, J. Willard & Co., J. 1*. Mullinnx, J. E Ison, Nponrs & Colton, David Johnson, J E Up sey, W E McNeace, II M Qrimbnll, P II Counts F. II. COUNTS, Agt. Medical Card. DOCTOR B. F. POSEY, a Graduate of til. College of IMiysioinns and Surgeons, Halti more, hits located at ( ross Keys, 8. C., ant offers his professional services to the people o tlie community, lie hopes by prompt atlentioi to business and a faithful discharge of hisdutie; to merit nndireceive a share of tho patronage o the public. He may be found at his office a all times when not professionally engaged.? Charges Moderate. July 9 27 .8t * A GLORIOUS BXRBEOUE. ^ K7*E intcpd to give a first class Barbecue oi Pridnv lh. Imi - "I? ?.(?-?.? ? on ike Skull Shoals road, near what ii lenown as ttio Sam Faueell place. The ineali will be cooked by William Sinclair, and then shall be enough for nil, and of the best kinds Everybody are invited to bo there and have t good time. C. M. SCALES, Wm. ADD1KS. July 0 27 2t* NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. HAVING opened for the publio at Jor.esvilli S. C. a full assortment of Wines, Liquors, Lager Deer, Oysters, Sardinos. Salmon, Crackers, Tickles, Candios, I'owder, Shot, Cigars, Tobacco. Coffee, Sugar, and Ice in any quantity I would be pleased to meet at all times m; old friends and the community at large. Icod Lemonade A Specialty. Drummers will find my stock the Ne Tins U! tra. Qivo me & call. IIUOHEY BENTLEV. Jonesville, July 1st, 1880, July 9 27 f?ms. Fresh Goods. TIES. Fans, Tarasols, Musquito Netting nn< Prints. Bargains in tko above goods to be bad b, QHIlng on? ? STRAUS & COLTON. May 28 21 If m L. f ABUT, '/ At'ornpy tit lAir nnd Ileal E?lot< AKt.il, RTARTANByilO, fl. C. K&." Trontpt attention given tasll business. M vi iii y \y w .wrg..-j ' i n.'.rtiai'J ua_ NOMINATIONS. F?r Sheriff 11 IITMACUKTII. J] * Ttic Criciuli of Itobort Macbeth announce litui a can* s dldulo for K-clcctlou to tho offico of Sheriff of Union I County. B Tho people of Union County know Sheriff Macbeth. They know him to bo one of tho beat men in the State? p stem ami inflexible in the dtscharKe of hlsduties, hooorI able and honest iu all his Iran tact loos, with a heart fu 1 <>f tlir noblest impulses of man's nature. te. j For ItcprcHentatlTCH. WILLIAM JKEKEltllX. J" We take the liberty of announcing the name of W1IHam Jeffertes as a suitable person to represent Union . County in tho nsxt tagUiature. Subject to the decision B of tho pcojdo at tho l'rlinary election. MANY VOTEHS. to. J JOHN it. JKEEKKIKS. The friends of Mr. John It. Jeflbrles announce him a > ....... I.. 1.1,. I,, re,,res..1,1 ll.e nenntn of 17..inn C.niol v In p the next Legislature. This nomination is made subject ^ to the choice of tho people at the Primary cloction. J DEMOCRATS, to. ? For County Commissioner. oo r JONAS L. 8WINK. ^ f Tho many friends of Jonas L. Swink, knowing him to c|( I l>e an honest man and a strong believer in good roads( fn; I safe and |icrnianont bridges, nominate him as their can- afl ) didatc for tho office of County Commissioner, llcing a (0 S farmer ho appreciates tho value of good roads and liridg- pi j es and tho importance of economy in tho County financial affairs. ALFRED It. AUGHTRY. Knowing how Important it is, for tho wolfaro of tho j County, that the Roard of County Commissioners should be composed of men of integrity and business qualitlcii. j tions, wo respectfully present to tho voters of Union ji County, nt the primary election, tho naiuo of Alfred R ^ Anghtry, a gentleman eminently qualified for that responsible ollice. We believe he would make a most efficient officer and would see that tho affairs of tho County w. entrusted to the Board were administered in strict accordanco with justice and economy. to I WM. L. GOUDELOCK. C The many friends of Win. L. Goudelock, respectfully announce him as a candidate for reelection as County Commissioner. Subject to result of Primary election. ' te* ) CAPT. BARNEY T. GLENN. G i The friends of Capt. B. T. Glenn announce him a can ) didate for tho office of County Commissioner, subject to the decision at the Primary election. Mr. Glenn is fully qualified to fill the office creditably to himself and to the ( satisfaction of tho people, tc. g. GILMER C. GREEK. I' ^ Tho friends of Giltner C. Greer annouueo him as a j. candidate for tho office of County Commissioner. Mr. Greer's rccotd as a soldier and as a clt Den is an assurance y ' that If he is elected he will discbarge tho duties of the I office in a way honorable to himself and to tho best interests of tho County. This nomination is mado subject CV ' to the result of tho Democratic Primary election, tc. For School Commissioner. REV. C. T. SCAIFE. 1 Rev. C. T. Scaifo is hereby offered as a candidate l for the votes of the citizens of Union County, to fill , tho office of School Commissioner, Mr. Scaifo is well , known throughout the County, haviug been raised f in our midst and for a number of years in activo work ,[ bpftirfl tho nonnlo thnr<?f?**?s? K?? n.wwl. .?? 5 His comrades during tho four trying years of war will remember that ho wo* always at the post of duty and ; that ho is not less worthy of their conlldence in thus of peace. MANY VOTERS, to. W. II. NORMAN. ^ Wo are authoiixed to announce W. II. Norman a candidate for re-election to tho office of School Commissionerof Union County, subject to tho vote of the people at the Primary Kiection. . to* D. A. TOWNSENO, As tho success of our Free Schools depends mainly upon the efficiency and capacity of the School Commissioner, wo nominate MaJ. D. A. Townscnd as a candidate for . ' that office. His education and an experience of sixteen years in Teaching eminently qualify him for this posi t tlon, and we know lie will do bis duty. j) . POPUI.AK EDUCATION* I REV. J. S. BAILEY. ' Mr. Editor:?Tho numerous friends of Rev. J S Balliy s hereby announce hint a caudidate for the office of School 8 Commissioner. Mr. Bailey has spent the prime of his j0 life in preaching to the poor ; and lins often been necessitated to undergo the heavy burden of teaching and preaching at tho same time. While ho needs the office 3 his friends do not put his name in nomination on that S ground alone; but on his own merits. Wc feel that he 1 is competent to discharge the duties of the office and will do so as faithfully and ns w 11 as any man in the > County. MANY VOTERS. > May II 19 if* [ The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. ' Iii tho Court of Probate. 9 I BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Judge of T? itduiiio ior union county. WHEREAS, II. P. Howell lina made suit tc me to grant him letters of administration of the estate and effects of MRS. MARY HOWELL, deceased. ^ ' These ni-e, therefore, to cito and admonish nil * and singular the kindred and creditors of the C< ' said M Its. MARY IIOW?LL, deceased, that A * they be and appear before ine, in the court o< w l'robatc, to bo held at Union Court House, ou qi ' the 2tith day of July, 1880( next after publics- th lion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to sti shew cause, if any they have, why the said Ad- fo ministration should not be granted. . Given under my hnnd, this Gth day of r July, Anno Domini 1880. DAVID JOHNSON. JR., 1 Judge of Probate. T> \ July 9 27 2t [ Attention Farmers. S A MEETING of the County Fair Association 8U will be held at the Court House on Saturday, the 17th of July, at 10 o'clock, A. M.? The business before the meeting will be the , elcctioc of delegates to the Summer Meeting of _ * theSiate Agricultural Socioty, which takes place 3 at Darlington on the 4th of August next, aud ? 1 nsiucss in connection with the next County ri , Fair A. w. tiimmsmm i>-?? i I>. P. Duncan, Seo. c? ; July 2 20 fit 1' GIN SAW SHARPENER. u HAVING purchase the right to use the cele- a( brated Coston Gin Saw Sharpener in Union n nn<l Spartanburg Counties, we are prepared to Cl 0 sharpen Gin Saws in any parts of those Coun ? ties. This Saw Sharpener is undoubtedly one of the jj best machines ever used, giving the teeth of an u( old saw the shape and working qualities of a jn new saw. j( Prompt attention given to ssTTs sent us by J Railroad. f0 When requested we will visit a plantation or neighborhood to shnrpen saws, but will work at . reduced price whoa saws aro sent to us at Unjo.u 0. 11. Apply to J. \V. HARRtSACOT^ "? Union C. II. Jane 25 .'25 1 m Cow Feed! Cow Feed !! PLKNTY of cheap Cow food, at P. M. PARR A CO'S. U 29 21_ Jf C y 20,000 lbs, of Ioe JUST received by ORP.GORY k MALONK. r July 25 25 8l Gent's Shirts. * i CNT'S Dreas Shirts and Furnishing Goods. | vX Agent for Keeps' celebrated Shirts, the 1 cheapest and best in the world. If tRTCF. & Mcl.URR. t April 16 it I The State of South Carolina, THE COUNTY OF UNION. ti the Court of Common Pleas. adison 11. Pridraore, in his! own right, and aa Administrator of the estate of Thomas Pridmore, deceased, John Pridmoro, Pcrmelia Copy Mnybury, Nancy Byers, and Wni. T. Neal, | Summons. Plaintiff*, against For cob Pridmore, Elisabeth Brown, Oeorgo Pridmore, Belief Julia Kendrick, Melinda | Davis, Elizabeth Coyle, Jus. Complaint S. Neal, Julia C. Keel, Mnlinln Pridmore and Hobcrt Served Mncbeth, ns Sheriff of Union County, Defendants. j > the Defendant?, above named : T OU nro hereby summoned and required fo L answer the complaint in this action, which filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of inunon Pleas at Union, S. C., and to servo a py of your answer to tho said complaint on c subscriber at his offico at Union, S. C., thin twenty days after the service hereof, exisive of the day of such service ; and if you 11 to answer the complaint within the time oresaid, tho plaintiff in this action will apply the Court for the relief demanded in the com Ullll. Dated Uniou, S. C., 17tli Juno, 1880. DAVID JOHNSON, JH., I'luintiJJV Attorney. ( 1 Jambs Munro, J skai, V Clerk, i the Defendant?, Mclinda Davis, James S. Ncal and Julia C. Keel : Tako notice, that the Summons herein, of liich the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the iicc of the Clerk of tlio ? ourt of Common eas, for Union County, nl Union, S. C., on the 'tli day of June, A. D. 1880. Dated at Union, S. C., 17th June, 1880. DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Plaintiffs' Attorney, Union, S. C. June 25 25 01 omething New and Nice ?AT TIIK? IREEN FRONT STORE HAVE Just opened a select Stock of the . freshest and choicest Shelf and Fancy Goods er brought to Union, consisting of Canned Oysters, Salmon and Lobster. Canned Dine Apples and other Tropical Fruits Finest Sardines, Choice Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Ail qualities of Pipes, from a Meerschaum to a common Clay. Topper, Mustard and Spices. Fine Cigars a specially. CHOICE LOT OF TEA-CAKES, AND SWEET CRACKERS OF ALL KINDS. The Best French and other Candles. GltOC EllIES: 5AS, COFFEES, anJ SUGARS, from thc/inoet to the Common Qualities. STATIONERY : \tpcr, Ink, Pens, Pencils, -Envelopes, Erasers, Ac.., tcmcmbcr (lie tillEEN FRONT. JUST ABOVE S. W. POUTER'S STORE. Thai's the place to f^ct what you want, at the west prices and of the besl quality. TRY ME, W. 1H. GIBRE8. June 25 25 If The State of South Carolina COUXTY OF 1/iVIOX. In the Court of Common Pleas. E. Hooker Sharp, 1 Plaintiff. j To ??. }- Revive Elizabeth Sharp, | Judgment. Dtftndanl. J ? Abraham J. Gallman, Knight E. N. Fowler, Julius Fowler, Mnry Going, Jacob Going, Atlanta Sharp and Frances Scnlcs, heirs nt law of Elizabeth Sharp, deceased, the defendant in the abovo entitled cause : r^OU are heroby notified that the judgment L in said cause, ohtuined in said Court for said junly (then District) on the 4th day of August, . D. 1860, remains in full force and effect but holly unsatisfied, and thnt you are hereby retired to show cause within twenty days ufter c service hereof upon you why said judgment ituld not be revived according to the form, rco and effect of the former recovery. January 27tli, 1880. 1UON & McKlSSICK, l'luiutiff 'a Attorneys, ? Atlanta Sharp and Frances Scales : Take notice that tlie summons or notice in this it ion, of which the foregoing is a copy, was ed in the office of tlie Clork of saiil Court, for id County, on the 30th day of January, 1880. Union, 8. C., June 30th, 1880. lllON & McKlSSICK, Plaintiff's Attorneys. July 2 *20 . ?? Auditor's Notice. CHK Auditor of Union will open books at his Office, on the 1st day of June, 1880, to re uve returns and make assessments on J'ersotiul roncr ty. No assessment will be made this lime on mds. If you have sold or bought land, since tho as apment of last year, you should return the amber of Acres you have sold or bought, to lable the auditor to enter tho transfer on the ext tax book. I will letnain at llio Auditor's Office, in nion, until I can arrange to come or send depIies, to the various Township appointments o! si yeur?of which due aud timely notice will k ffSvan Seo Handbills posted throughout the County T days and places to meet the Aditor. JOHN L. YOUNG,. Auditor. June 4 22 8t , I IIIKI 8. 8. Swkm, Union BALL ATTORNEYS AT LAW, U NION O. H., S. O. WILL practice in all the Courts of this Slate., Prompt attention given to the Collection of laims iu all parts of the Uuilod States. Dee 6 40 tf NOTICE. rilli undersigned will be at the following plaoesat the dales below named for the purpose f receiving bids for building and repairing ridges at those places : teaty's Bridge (on Tyger River.) Jnly 0, 1880, iamiltcn's Bridge (on Tyger ) 10 'hoinaon's Bridge (on Forest) ' 17 " !y Order. W. L. OOUDRLOCK, W*. IItix, Clerk. C.II.C.C. JUIR1 11 20 4t NOT FROZEN OUT! Plenty of Good Fruit ?AT? S. W. PORTER'S. ^LlL:o: ' ? I IIAVE just returned from mnrket where I purchased anil nm now daily receiving the handsomest SPRING STOCK THAT HAS EVER BEEN YOUR PRIVILEGE TO SELECT FROM. :o: DRESS GOODS. --ALL TIIK? Latest Novelties of the Season. CONSISTING OF Prints. ItKimlhiA, . . Trench LtuuiN, I'iqiiON, JLillCIIH, AND ALL YOU CAN ASK FOli IX THIS LIKE. ALL TIIK NEWEST DESIGNS IN Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves, Ruchings, Fringes, Ties, Laces, Buttons, Trimmings, &c? &c. HATS, BOOTS, I CAPS. SHOES. it r:o: OUR (MILLINERY, In this Department wrc excel our former efforts. Wt hfvonll the NoToltics ami Shades of Trimmings. And tlicy have been selected by our JtlrH. Vinson, in Derson. n'lin is nn,?i>??i>il nf iKo, 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 Shi uld Call AND SEE Oi'Ji BEAUTIFUL q o o i> s. Groceries 1 Groceries!! Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! Croctfcry I Crockery ! ! everything fn these lines can be found upon * ? our shelves. CtlLL AND SEE. S. W. Porter. April 1C 15 tf The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNIONIn the Court of Prolmte. BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judgo of Drobatc in Union County. TTTIIfDtflfl V.l. XI ? ? - Wn juitu.n), ' w nines muiiril, OS V^ltTK 01 IDC Courts of said County, 1ms made suit to mo to grant hicq Letters of Administration of the hastate (did affects of JOHN J. ?. UUEGOltV, dcccadea. These are, therefore, to cite nnd admonish all and singulnrthefcindrednndCreditorsof the said JOHN J. K. ORKGOKY, deceased, that tbey he and appear before me, in the Court of Probate to he held ai 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 uot be granted. Given under my hand, this 27th day of May, Anno Domini 1880. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probule. May 28 21 7r? Ladies' Shoes. LADIES' Baltimore and Philadelphia made Fine Shoes. Indies Newport or Sandal Slippers. Just received at K1CE & MuLUKE'S. April 28 10 tf TO THE LADIES 1 MIT.T.IttERY AT (II15TI miiJJJUlJLIlL X 11 1 UUM1 . I WOULD inform my friends nnd customers that from now until about tlio middle of July, I skull sell my Spriug and Summer Millinery AT COST FOK CASIK. MY Hats, Trimmings, Ribbons, Silks, Flowers, Laces, &c., have all been marked down to Cost prices, for Cath only. ' MRS. J AS. GRANT. June 11 ' 23 2m THOMAS KINKEAD COLUMBIA, S. 0., WITH JANES CARY *C CO., wudicstLR neai.Kiis in IJOOT^ .AMD 8IIOKH, MO. if ?-lUiJl.M(>RK ST., 1 50VF.R STaKKT, ???~XVCJ' I March 12 Y 10 Cms* 1 mBb IiOKT. SOMK lime alio*-the 1st of April, was lost one Note, elgmfd JeflTeries A Lynn. Face of note a little over ?p00. The Under will be reI warded by ieatUtfffae same with Mr. Stokes at ; the office of the (Tffon Timrt, or delivering to the subscriber at bis ?Uce of residence. W. JBFFKRIE8, Forest Home, S. C. i A1I perspStMre warned to not to trade ^or said nete, n* tMLwill not pay tho same te as?y youfside party. IK. JK^FKHIES & LYNN. piuno I# 24 4t* Dreadful Slaughl for tiie next I WII.T, OFFE never; heard of in thi Blenched and Drown Homespun, all widths and Medium Dress Uoods at 05 cents on the dollar. Plain and Fancy Grenadines at 45 cents on the Piques from OJ to best innde 12} cents. Gross Linen mid Duster Linen, greatly reduce Towels nnd Napkins half price. Ladies Hats from Gets apiece up. Calicoes from 5 cents up. Rushing Untiling, Laces and Hamburg Einbroh Ribbons and Flowers very Cheap. Ladies Shoes, Shippers aud Hosiery, at remark Gent's Summer Cassimeres. In English and French Goods,wc will sacriflco l sold at the same low prices. REMEMBER, THIS ? AS T T w < And customers coming in three weeks from noi gains, so call enrly nnd get the choice of tlio bnrgt Positively no samples given under any circumsl n LEADER IN LOW PRICES, ( Juno 25 25 I*. M. <" I BEG Leave to announce to m surrounding country, that I have with a Handsome and Varied Stoc SPRING CONSIST Suntiiig.s, MtisliiiH, I^awns, Piques, Cambrics, Suiting's, Linens, Damasks, Hosiery, Corsets, Prints, Parasols, 1 ' Umbrellas, Ruchings, Gloves, Pcrnimory, SonpM und :< GENT'S FURNI CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, COT :c m Am V 1J U 1 boots, shoes, And {Straw Goc :< GROC1 IN fact everything that is to 1* no trouble t< POLITE AND ATTE SAMPLES SENT TO ALL P APPL1 E M. C April 9 ] JTLAQO'e IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PADI Nim Grrs Hud. Car br Mabr art Btbbmoth Duiiid. Lab* Twicb as Loho. SiteuM Oortd vltteol Dngglig lfc? 871WB. Rheuutiin, |Mhh| These Pads Care all IMmmbb br AtMoratian. K? f^Ss^jrf^^SS^sS BALTI MMI.MD. Hold I?y Dr. 1). F. Ilawh, "So 1, FiiHt Vailon, N. . M?y 14 17 3 m OviirM nnd Hoyn Straw Hats. A LARGK SUPPLY AT . RICK & MoLURE'S April 23 US If 01?1 ]*ui??tr? lor Hal*-. T ^T^Qni'E at tLi? uf&et. n .im'-Lafcjfcm ? XJ.. .. ? :er in tlry Goods! TWO WEEKS It UAltGAINS E UP-COUNTRY BEFORE. i qualities, at Factory prices?two per cent. off. dollar. J. Icrics, at less than hull price. Labia low prices. -egardless of cost; and all other goods, will be 3ALE WILL ONLY J W AG 1^ li- s ,v will not bo able to get the benefit of these bartins. ance during this snip. C. FLYNN, OPPOSITE UNION HOTEL. ir H E~N~ v Customers of Union, and the just returned from the North k of GOODS, riNG OF Braids, Ties, Scarfs. Silk Hannkerchielfe* Edgings, Insertings, Brocades, Ribbons, Doylies, Napkins, Towels, Nainsooks, Collars and Cufft, otlicv Toilet Articles. >: SHING GOODS, TONADES for Men and Boys' flfear. EING HATS, CAPS, in all Styles* >: 3RIBS. b found in a First Class IIou8<v 3 SHOW GOODS. NTIVE SALESMEN. 01NTS OF TllF COUNTY ON CA TION. O H E N. i? i r New Goods! New Goods! GROT ATTRACTION, OUR PURCHASES OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,, ARF. now complete ami wo invite the nttenlion of purchasers to our very full lines of Ladle** Drctw CJoodfe, White UooiIm, Fancy QIotch, IltMlerj*, COTTON APRS. LINENS, T WEEDS MLAU1 lYlHOt (JLuTVliWdi! " HATS, SHOKS. GROCERIES, &C. Call and nee us and we will take pleasure in showing what we hare, whether we sell or not. ktlCE & MCLURE. I April n 10 it