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CAROLINA MILITARY INSTITUTE, * CIIAULOTTE, N. C. To the Parents and Guardians of Cadets, and to the I'ul/lie Interested: I desire to announce that 1 shall continuo to conduct the Institute nt the present excellent quarters, where it was founded and established seven years ago. The buildings aud grounds, for educaticnal purposes, are unsurpassed in the Boutbern States, and I liavc found the health of the place uninterrupted, aud promotive of the robust development of. the cadets. It will be seen that my terms have been r<? duced. . Attentiou, furthur, is called to a modification of the curriculum, made to secure prompter and tuor^ thorough results for students Whose necessities require tlietu to engage in the active pursuits of life <>ithout attempting a long $ind expensive course of studies. This school 'seeks to give an education thorough and practical. 1 invite your attention to the plan of education of the Institute. In its >> students are prepared, if desired, for our colleges or universities. In its "Regular Course," iuvolving the tnodcru lauguages, ana excluding the ancient languages, in order to give tnore time to Kuglish, mathematical and scientific studies, students are trained?qualified in all essential principles?to enter upon the duties of life. Boys and young men are further prepared for West Point and Annapolis. Above all, the Carolina Military Institute earnestly seeks to lay in the youth committed to It the basis of sound and solid character. Spo<cial attention is paid to the manners, the bcarI tng, the hal its and the ethics of the cadet. To the intellectual, moral and bodily improvement of;the of del, the Superintendent gives an experience of more than twenty years iu (ho training of youth. My purpose is to impart to the operations of the school that I have founded greater energy nnd efficiency than ever before. In the full appreciation of (lie dignity of that employment that moulds miud and character, I shall redouble my labors and work to make the Institute more than ever worthy of the generous support of its friends and well wishers, of whom those of Georgia aud the Carolin&s claim my special recognition. J. P. Thomas, Supt. and Prop. ? - ? Will You Believe It 1 Woman's Best Friend.?To relieve the aching heart of woman, aad bring joy whero sorrow reigned supreme, is a mission before which the smiles of kings dwindle into insignificance. This is the peculiar province of Bradficld's Female Regulator, which, from its numberless cures, is appropriately styled "Woman's Rest Friend." The distressing complaint known us "whites," and various irregularities of the womb, to which woman is subject, disappeared like magic before a single bottle of this wonderful compound. Physicians prescribe it, Prepared by Dr. J. Brad field, Atlanta. Oa.? For sale at $1 GO per bottle by J. M. UIBBKS & CO. NOW IN rKRKECT HEALTH. Near .Marietta, Ga., March 21, 1870. Some months ago I bought a bottle of Bradfield's Female Regulator, and used it iu my family 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 ore now in perfect health, and able to attend to their household duties. We cordially recommend It to the public. REV. II. B. JOHNSON. June 25 25 2m A Holocaust or Houses.?Grccubricr White Sulphur .Springs, Va., August 1.?About 2 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the stables belonging to the Springs Company located sonic four hundred yards west of the main hotel.? There were at the time forty-six horses in the stables, only two of which escaped. Forty-four horses, twenty of which belonged to the Springs Company, and the remaining twenty-four to guests here, were burnt. The fire was accidental and is supposed to have been the result of carelessness on the part of some of the colored servants. The building being an obi one and intended to be replaced by a new structure was uninsured. No alarm was given and only a few of the guests were aware of the contlagratiou urn 11 mis morning, lite building being lull of combustible material, burned so rapidly that an opportunity lo cut the horses loose was not afforded. Among the losers were Mr. Corcoran, of Washington, who had three horses in the stable, (Sen. Anderson, Col. Carrington, of Richmond, and a number of others. Arrangements have been made for a supply of new horses immediately, so that the business or pleasure of guests will not be interrupted. Pianos and Ouua.ns. Spkciai. Oitkk, Fall 1880. Casii Pricks, witii tiiukk Months Ckkuit.?Pianos and Organs "coining, coming, 100,000 strong" by every steamer, to till our mammoth New Double Store (tiO feet front, four stories higli,) from cellar to loft and supply the trade of tho South. Just closed most advantageous contracts with leading Piano and Organ manufacturers. New Styles ; New Prices ; New Terms fir fall trade 1880. Special offer to Cash Buyers?During the months of August, September and October we will sell at Lowest Cash Prices, payable $2oCasli on Pianos or $10 Cash on Organs ritli balance in three months without interest. New Pianos $105, $P.I0, $237. New Organs, 5 Stops, $50, 0 Slops, $-V.l. Selection from 10 makers and lti'i different Styles. Lowest prices in America. Guaranteed instruments. 15 days trial. Fvery inducement that any responsible house can offer on standard instruments. Address Badt/rn ?$ Bales' Southern Music House, Savannah , "ifa. 29?It - - - - Hon. J. II. Lvins.?We wero pleased to sec in town, last week, the lion. J. II. Kvins, who lias so faithfully ami energetically represented this District in Congress for the past four years. Mr. Evius has been a constat, earnest ami able worker in Congress since lie has been a member ot that body, and we liave no doubt lie will be re nominated and re-elcctcd to the tame position for the next two years. He is a christian gentleman and a man of high moral worth, and, if m wo know the pulse of our people, they will be * reluctaut to give up so valuable a public ser vnm. Wo liave conversed willi a score or more prominent iind influential citizens in various portions of Kerslmw county, and every one to whom we Jiave spoken on the subject, are plain and unequivocal in their support of Mr. Kvins for reflection.?Kernhaw (Jiurttf. \Yno May Votr.?Kx-Qov. Terry hos written ft letter declaring that ? it is right and proper that all the colored voters who wore red shirts in the campaign of 187<>, and voted the Democratic ticket ever since, should he allowed to join Democratic clubs and vote in the nomination of Democratic candidates. Hut it would he suicidal folly to allow colored voters who have always voted the lladical ticket, to come Ibi war I now and profess to he Democrats and assist in the primary elections.'' . A . Hoot tiirm ot't ?Worms ar<* often caused by Diver Complaint. The mucus or -lime which forms in ill health is where the worms produce their young. If nature is assisted to carry otr this mucus the worms find no resting place.? Fur children and a lulls Dr. I'lagg's Improved 1A VPl* S?liitiiAi>li I*r?i! 1st ll.r* Hill v uni'n Mirn find preventive. No inodiciuc is used. 30 2vv. o Art i\Ta, (J.\ . |V-b. 1, Mrxxrt. I/utc!ii.ion Urn.:?tl.-ullcincn- i it.ive use! your "Neur.limine" find bavo tvocn relieved by it. All u bo sufler fr<-::i neuralgia will do well to give you a call. It is useless to Miller ivbcu \vc luive a romc ly ut our door. II. \V. Thomas, Of Ives & Thomas, Furniture dealers. 30 30 1t . o Aim: Yor Sick ??If so, go to your iwarcst druggist or store, an I buy a bus m" Dr. (5i!der's Stiver Pills. They v. ill cue y>u. You can find i ht' ft in ifny store, J u u C 2> 2> 'Jin Coasigacos per Express at Union, S. U., Aug. 4th, 1080. J. II. Thomas, Miss Kebccca Clifford, BVQ. Clifford, W. C. Barker, J. G. Harlan, P. M. Cohen, J. G. Harlan. F. H. COUNTS, Agt. List of Unclaim ^LftRryg-* "I Remaining in ilie Post"Office al Union, S. C., for the neck ending August 7th, 1880. Baxter, Mrs. Rose; Estess, Edward ; Lore, Geo. W Hold for Postage?Harper Glenn, Lylcs Ford, 1 S. C\; Professor G. A. Gaskell, Jersey City. J AS. II. GOSS. P. M. mrr * ?? - * J ? -jajijja Barbecue at Kelly's Mill. I WILL give one of those old-time Barbecues that we hear tell of, but seldom see now-adays" at Kelly's Mill, on Tuesday next, the 10th. There will be plenty to cat, and that of the best kind, and a good time generally may be expected. H. T. GALLMAN. Aug. C 81 It Barbecue at Skull Shoals. I WILL give a Barbecue at Skull Shoals, on to morrow, Saturday, the 7tli inst. 1 shall have the best of meats cooked in the best manner, and plenty of it. A few of the candidates have promised to be there and the rest arc advised to be on baud. L,r,.\:suuii jiuuitK. Aug ti 31 It Mnungcra or I*rim:try Election. Rooms Executive Committer, "1 Union, 4tli August, 1880. j The following named person will net as Malingers of the Primary election on 21th inst., at the precincts hereinafter named respectively, viz.: Jasper Cibb's.?R. M. Robinson, G. W. Peake, B. W. Lee. Cross Kegs?W. S. Gregory, Y. S. Bobo, R. J. Betsil. Ooshen Ilill?S. D. Lee, II. E. English, J. II. Sims. Fish Dam?J. Blake Slccdman, W. T. Jeter, G. W. Hill. Santuc?James Carter, Stephen Crosby, J. A. Kant, Sr. Hughes?W. R. Briggs, W. A. Moorhend, W. T. Baldwin. A'cllg's? 0. B. Free, T. J. Foster, T. N. Kelly. Jonesville?J. E. Lindsey, T. L. Haines, W. II. S. Harris. Union?A. C. Lylcs, W. E. Thomson, R. C. Johnson. Sarralt's?S. S. Walker, Ervin Wood, A. F. Kcndrick. Wilhinsville? T. M. Littlejohn, Calvin Whiscnant, Milton Patrick. Draglonville,?F. G. Latham, Thos. Service, W. D. Alexander. Timber lliilge?John D. Jcflferies, William Crocker, Noah Webster. (HanJgbiirg Mills?James R. Littlejohn, T. J. Orr. 11. \V. llainilton. Ey order of the Committee. WILLIAM MUNllO, Chairman. J. P. Mui.i.inax, Scc'y. SCHEDULE OP Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line Railway. 1* ASS K.VCJ E It I) KPARTMKNT. Atlanta, Ua., July 28, 1880. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On ami after July 20th, trains will run on this Road as follows : DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.; (eastward.) Leave Atlanta 4.80 a. rn. Arrive at Spartanburg 12.40 p. m. Arrive at Charlotte 4.17 p. in. (westward.) Leave Charlotte 12.53 p. m. Arrive at Spartanburg 4.12 p.m. Arrive at Atlanta 11.58 " NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. (eastward.) Leave Atlanta 3.50 p. m. Arrive at Spartanburg 12.00 a. in. Arrive at Charlotte 3.20 a. m. (westward.) Leave Charlotte 12.10 a. mArrive at Spartanburg 3.25 44 Arrive at Atlanta 11.30 44 LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. (eastward.) Leave Central 4.45 n. m. Arrive at Spartanburg 10.25 44 j Arrive at Charlotte 7.00 p. m. (westward.) Leave Charlotte 0.25 a. m. Arrive at Spartanburg 1.50 p. in. Arrive at Central 7.35 44 THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN. (eastward.) Leave Atlanta 11.45 n. m Arrive at Spartanburg 2.10 44 Arrive at Charlotte 7.20 44 (westward.) Leave Charlotte 3.25 p. in. Arrive at Spartanburg 8.34 44 Arrive at Atlanta 10.30 a. in. Connecting at Atlanta for all points West and Southwest. Connecting at Charlotte for all Eastern points. Through Tickets on sale at Gainesville, Seneca City, Greenville and Spartanburg to all points East and West. G. J. FOREACltE, W. J. Houston, General Manager. Gen'l l'ass. and Ticket Ag't. Jan 10 2 tf Gaffney City Advertisement. A. M. GlLJVlEli, MANUFACTURER OF Carriages, Phaetons, Buggies, Wagons, &c. lIorsoHhiiciiiK aii<l It!a<-!tsiui(lia21 k a Npooially. ALL REPAIRING DONE AT SHOUT NOTICE. I AM prepared to <lo nil i lie above work nt t lie . shortest notice, and will keep constantly on hand a full line of Buggy ""'l Carriage Harness, | 1'iiggy Umbrellas, Whips. &c.; also lion and t'astsieel of all kinds. Feeling confident that I can compete with any market, I respectfully call the attention of the people of I'ttiun to my Stock. A. :? . ucb^IS.EC. (iallocj t'itv, S. t'. July -10 .50 * ' fun CAItOMXA MILITARY INSTITUTE. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Tin* Sih annual session of this Institute will I open as usual on Sc; t. loth next, j I ii ilio Classical Course" si ml?in r ?ro prepared i for >1113* of our Colleges or 1,'ni vt rs'u ic.s. In I lie ' liegulnr Com so." trained to engage at oneo in I the iuisir.es.s of life. For circulars giving full information, apply to the undersigned. COL. J. P. THOM AS, Supeiintcn lent ami Proprietor. July"') 110 1 in Gent's and IIo.vh Kiraw ISala. A /,.Mini: si r/'.'. V AT ' IJICK !i M? LP UK'S April IN! 10 If NOMINATIONS. For Flcrk of Court. JOHN R. WEBSTER. ~~ s The ir.any friends of Johu It. Webster take i pleasure in announcing him a candidate lor 0 Clerk of the Court at the ensuing election.? ( Knowing him to be worthy the coulidence of v the people and well qualified to discharge the 0 duties of the office wo cheerfully recommend ( him to the voters of Union County. CAl'T. T. JEFF. QRBBK. We take pleasure in announcing the name of |, Capl. T. Jeff. Greer as a candidate for the office ( of Clerk of the Court. Capt. Greer lost a leg in j our late "unpleasantness" and should have the support of all who appreciate the services of an f, Ex'Confodcmte. Subject to tbe decision ot the p primary election. MANY VOTERS, te. _ JAMMUNUO. Please announce Jaiucs Muuro, Evj., as a candidate to be voted for at the primary election, for the office of Clerk of Court, for which tic has demount rated an entire fitness. te " * or nuonu 1 ASA SMITH. I The friends of Asa Smith announce him a can- n didnto for (lie office of Sheriff, subjeel to (lie de- t cision of the people at the primary election. MANY VOTBltS. tc. dEt b bates. The numerous friends of Dr. Thouias B Bates respect- c fully announce him ns a candidate for the office of Sheriff of this county at (lie next ensuing election. p Feeling perfect coufidenee tn his ability to discharge <| tho (Unctions of said nftlc? t? th- miIIw satisfaction of the |K.-oplc and 'according to la**, and that his genial o< maunersgnaranteeapleasant oOlcial intercourse with all' = should ho be tlie chosen of tho people to tho oiriee for which we have selected him. To know him is to confirm the assertion made. _ _ K. MACBETH. The friends of Bolton Macbeth announce him n can- J. didatc for re-election to the office of Sheriff of Uuion County. '' Tlie people of Union County know Sheriff Macheth. They know liiin to he one of the best men in tlie State? * stern and inflexible in tlie discharge of hisdutlcs, honor- ^ able and honest in all his transactions* with a heart ful' of tlie noblest impulses of man's nature. to. For Representatives. It II It lew. f( The true ami tried old Commoner, just, faitli- k ful and fair, is announced as a candidate for the Legislature, "EVERYBODY"." te. " "COL. 1. O. McKISSlCRT I We announce Col. I. G. McKissick ns a candi- ^ dale to be voted for at the primary election, for reelection to the House of Representatives. '' - CITIZENS. J AS. W. VINSON. The friends of Jas. W. Vinson announce him '' a candidate to represent the County of Union in * the Legislature, subject to the decision of tho a Primary election. WILLIAM JEFFKItI K& We take the liberty of announcing the name of Wil- ? liaiu JefTerl-s as a suitable person to represent Uniou 0 County in the next Legisl iture. Subject to the decision tl of the people at the Primary election. J" MANY VOTERS, te. ti JOHN R. JEFFERIE8. The friends of Mr. John It. JefTeries announce him 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, te. 11 For County Commissioner. i' ~ r. JUFF. HARRIS. r The many friends of T. J elf. Harris, knowing 1 him to he an honest and capable man, present v liim to the people of Union as a candidate lor the ottice of County Commissioner. We know of uo man in ilie t oiiiuy who possesses nigner qualifications for that office. te. JOHN RODQKIC | The friends of John Rodger announce him as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, subject to llie decision of the primary election. Mr. Rodger is a practical and scientific innn. In mechanics and finances he has few equals. tc. 1 JOHN V. McKlSSICK~ , The many friends of John 1' McKissiok, knowing him to he a worthy citizen, a j,ood business man and in every other respect well ^ qualified to make an efficient and reliable officer, place him before the people of Union as a candidate for the office of County Commisioner, subject to the rules governing the primary election. II. II. jioiilNSON. The many friends of II. II. Robinson announce hiin as a candidate for re-election to the j office of County Commissioner. M12Al)OW WOODS, tc. JAKI'KK ACOCK. The many friends of Mr. Jasper Acock place his name before the people of Union as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner. Mr. Acock is a true democrat and an honest man possessing every qtialification that will ensure to the county a good officer. te. HOltT. 1\ RAY. The friends of Robert 1'. Kay hereby nominate him a candidate for County Commissioner. Mr. Hay is one of ? the sternest and purest men in Union county, with oxcolleiit business qualifications. If elected he will make mi m*t I i*.t wikrL'Ini. iiuil ll.x.irl i.il .Ullf/.r UV L-M.or 11... I man, and mean what we say. I (i. B. FOWLER. The many friends of <>. 1$. Fowler present liis name as a candidate for County Commissioner, lie is tlior?>tii;lily qualified for tlie position, being a thorough Mill Wright and a firm believer in good roads and bridges. Outside of being scientifically posted in bridges and roads, bis constituent shave always found him promptly at his post of duty. JONESVILLU. to. WM. JONES. The many friends of Wm. Jones respectfully announce ] bim as a candidate lor County Commissioner from North I'aeolet, subject to the action of the primary election. ( Mr. Jones lias always Icon an active and staunch democrat, and if el set oil we f'el sure lie will make a safe and failliful ollieer. VOTERS NORTH FACOLET. te JONAS L. 8WINK. Tlie many friends of Jonas L. Swink, knowing him to J lie ail honest man and a strong bdievcr in good roads, " safe and permanent bridges, nominate liim as their candidate for llieotrieeof County Commissioner. Being a farmer lie appreciates the value of g io:l roads and liridg- n es and tlie importance of eeunouiy in the County liuan- J cial all'airs. ALFRED It. AUGI1TRY. Knowing how ini|Mirtant it is, for the welfare of the Comity, Hud the Board of County Commissioners should be composed of m n of integrity and business qualified, lions, we respectfully present to tlie voters of Fuioii County, at III" primary election, tlie name of Alfrel R V ii.,1.1 i-l' ., I I I,. ...I 1.. .... .III'. .1 r... tl.nl r... o,lt.w We hell.'ve ho would make a must cliieient niJii-. r nti<I would that tlio allhir- of lliu County entrusted tntlio Itoar.l trori1 administered in strict aocordluiee with justle and economy. to j W.M. I,. CiOCDKI.OCK. Tito many friends of \Jim. 'J,. Uoudeloek, respectfully, announce hitn as a candidate for reelection as (Vanity 1 Commissioner. Subject to result of Primary election. CAirr. HARNEY T. olesn. 1 'i'ii friends of Ciij.l. it. T. (ih iin announce iiini a can n didate fir the lithe of County Commissioner, sniijcct to n tlio decision al the Primary ejection. Mr. (ilcnn is fully |tiali!i si to (ill tiic offlcc creditably to himself and to the c satlsfd' tiun of tiic people, to. till.Ml.i: c GREER. Tlie friends of (iilmcr C. tlnvr announca liim as u candidate for tiic ojlie of Comity Commissioner. Mr. tifi-er's record a. u soldier and as a citizen isnti assurance that if he is da ted lie w ill discharge tiic duties of the , o.lie in a way lionoratde to hiiiis-df and to the Ix-st inter.'..!. of tlie Con lily. Tiiis nui.inauou is mad'sill j.-et <' to tliv r -nil! of the { I'liioerallc Primary < In, I ion, te. For Coroner. joiin k. smith. Mb. Ei?itor t-v-IMeaso announce John II hniih as a Candidate for the Office of Coroner 'be people of Union County now huvo a chanc* f electing a man fully competent in every {utricular to discharge the duties of tho office anJ re feel assured that tlioy will avail themselves f the opportunity. This nomination is subject o the decision of the primary election. 1. S. G IMXjSOKY. The friends of Mr. 1. S. Gregory announce im n candidate for the office of Coroner ol Fnion County, subject to tbc decision of the 'rintary election. Mr. Gregory has always been a staunch ?%nd iiithful democrat, and we know ho will make a laitbful and efficient officer. te. For Probate Judge. COL J08. P. GIST! The name of Col Jos. F. Gist is respectfully ubmittcd to the voters of Union County as a t mi l suitable person for tlio nomination of 'robato Judge. Having been identified all of lis life with tho County, Col. Gist is too well nd favorably known to need any commendation t our hands. This nomination is made subject o the nc'ion of the primary election. MANY FRIENDS, tc. DAVID JOHNSON, .11: Tlio friends of I). Johnson, Jr., nominate him for re lection totbe office of I'robatc Judge. Mr. Johnson has performed the duties of the olliee tin ast two years with marked ability, and all who have hail eidlngs with htm in liis olfieial capacity \, ill agree with * that lie Is a fhlthful, honorable an<t gentlemanly o*Tl er, and should In? retained. tc. For Nvliool C'ouiiuiH.sioncr. NEWTON G. LITTLEJOIIN. We respectfully present the name of Newton I, Litllejohn to the voters of Union County, foi tchool Commissioner. We feel confident thai e would be the right man in the right place.? Ir. Litllejohn has had several years cxperienct q I pnrlinr inuuplah! v irivinrr nnf irn Boliofa/iltAti Vc arc satisfied tlint lie will fill the ollico ol >chool Commissioner ably nn<l well. ADVOCATES OF LEARNING, tc. HKV. C. T. SCAIFE. Rev. ('. T. Seaifo Is hereby offered as a candidal ?r the votes of the citizens of Uniou Couuty, to 111 lie office of School Commissioner, Mr. Seaifo is wcl nown througiiout the County, having been raiset i oar midst and for a number of years in active wort ofore tlie people, therefore he needs no cominendalion [iscomrades during the four trying years of war wil cineinber that lie was always at the post of duty am liat he is not less worthy of their confidence in time o eace. Subject to the decision of the primary election MANY VOTKUS. to. W. li. NORMAN. We are authorized to announce W. II. Nortuau a can idate for re-election to t lie office of School Commission r of Union County, subject to the vote of tlie |icop!< t tlie Primary Election* te * Ii. A. TOWNSKNI), As the success of our Free Schools depends mainly up ii the efficiency ami capacity of I lie School Commission r, we nominate Maj. 1). A. Tow use ml as a candidate fo liatoffico. liis education and an experience of sixtcei ears in Teaching eminently qualify hint for this posl ion, and we know lie will do his duty. POPULAR EDUCATION . KEY. J.S. HA I LEY. Mr. Editor:?The numerous friends of Rev. J 8 Raile; ercby announce him a candidate for the office of Scluxi ouimissioner, Mr. Hailey lias spent the prime of hi ife in preaching to the poor ; and has often heen neees ilated to undergo tlie heavy burden of teaching un< reaching at tlie samo tiiui. While he needs the offie is friends do not put liis name in nomination on thn round alone; but on his own merits. We feel that h s competent to discharge the duties of the office an rill do so as faitlifully and as w II as any man in th bounty. Subject to the decision of primary election M 1 >u1 TCAC 1 IE?V C02VVKMIO\~ ?to nk iieli> at? PUTNAM CHURCH, liogansvillc Towiishi] AUG-. 20 th and 21st I88O. Programme of* Proceeding*. FIRST DAY. OA. SI. What should Pupils Study? Rev. G S. Anderson, C. B. Bobo. 1 A. M.?School Discipline. J. If. Williams Esq., D. A. Townscnd, Esq. Question Box. ! P. SI.?Economy of Time. B. F. Bailey, W. J. T. Glenn, Fulton Shell. 3 P. SI.?Authority ami Duties of Teachers ou of school hours. Jno. R. Jclferies David Johnson, Jr., Esq., Question Box. SECOND DAY. 0 A. SI.?Free Schools. W. II. Norman, Esq. Win. JelTerics, Esq. 1 A. SI.?Annual Orator. ? Hon. J. II. Evins Question Box. 2 P. SI.?Educated Labor. J. F. Brown, Rev J. S. Bailey. 3 P. SI.?Teaching as a Profession. D. A Townsend, Esq., J. 11. l'urrott. Question Box. The committee hopes that all the teacher: md friends of education will come out. and lent heir aid. The people of the West Spring neigh lorhood know how to do things right, so givi hem a trial. 1). A. TOWNSEND. J. B. PARROTT, JNO. R. JEFFERIES, W. II. NORSIAN, J. F. BROWN. Committee. Give Your Daughters THE BEST ADVANTAGE IN Education and Idbcral Culture GREENVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE GREENVILLE, S. C. I iTOl'NDED in lK-VI. Attendance for the pas L1 lwo years over 150. Music a specialty, tin ler charge of an eminent Hnropeno Master *rof. M. (J. Oct,'amps. Expenses low. Green illc is filmed for its health, delightful climati nd culture. l'w('iit)?Si\lli Session Kegi"* Wc<liic*<ljiy, Sept. Ntli, ISHO. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. A. S. TOWNE3, President. July .10 :J0 lin. it.. b \ stoki:s, of union, s. c., with t. l. seh;li: a to., S. LEADING 1>11 Y GOODS 1IOUSJ IX CHARLOTTE, X. 117"II,L be glad to serve his friends in pernor VV or by order:1. The house carries tho finest selection of goodi n their fine tobcfmin 1 it? the city. They mnkt i specialty of Ladies' Drees (loud? and Trim iiings of all kind* All orders addressed to Mr. Stokes will rc oivc his personal attention. Samples of all goods sent on application. July 28 20 tf Ladies' Shoes. 1 APll-lS' naltiinoro and Philadelphia mad 1 Fine Shoe. Ladies Newport or Sandal Slippers. Just rc cived at Kl'. K tSt Mt l.L UK'S. April *3 Jti If. THEY MUST 1 ; AND NOT CA i While Dawns, Nninoooks, Jaconets, Grenadine old. Muslins nnd Summer Dress Goods must be sac ? Goods. It is not my intention to carry goods oror from must be sold at whatever prices they will br All the other Goods remarkably cheap, so that and get sonic of the bargains that are now s The Leader o I). C F ! CHEAP C A OPPOSITE XJT July 30 30 > " %T/\ m Avrm \m JMUX l< ixV6b,SH UUT I Plenty of Good Fruit -AT^ S. W. PORTER'S. j r :o: III AVE j ust returned from market where I purchased aud nut now daily receiving the handsomest I SPRING STOCK THAT HAS EVER BEEN | YOUR PRIVILEGE TO SELECT FROM. f :o: . DRESS GOODS. O ?ALL TUKLatest Novelties of the Season. ; r.nN&iSTiNR np wvtivwbv* iiim vi il i PrlntH, NIllPlillM, Frencli liiiwiiH, Piques, Y LIuciih, I AND ALL YOU CAN i A SK FOR IiV THIS LINE, ?t ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS IN e II Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves, Ruchings, Fringes, Ties, i> Laces, Buttons, Trimmings, &c., &c. HATS, BOOTS, CAPS. SHOES. OUR MILLINERY, In this Department wc excel our former ef( forts. We have nil the ' Novelties and Shades of Trimmings. And they have been selected by our ItfrH. Vinson, in person, tvlio is possessed of that rare faculty of pleasing all who call oh her. These t goods have all been selected with an eye single to the wants ami tastes of our patrons. Ladies Sliculd Call A XI) SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL GOODS. s * ' 1 Groceries ! Groceries !! B Cheap ! Cheap ! Cheap ! Cro<;kcry I Crotikory 11 Everything in these lines can be found upon our shelves. CALL AND SEE. S. W. Porter. April 10 15 tf THOMAS KINKEADCOLUM 111 A, 8. C.t , WITH J A M i:s C iUY A CO., WIIUl.KSAI.K UKAl.Kits IN HOOTS ^VTV1> SIIOKH, NO. 200 W. It A I.TI MOKE ST., OPP.WITL' lllVltVBO OTn tf I'T I ? " I BALTIMORE. March 12 10 flm?? H. L. FARLEY, At'ornoy at Liuv and Koal IMntc Agent. SPARTANBURG, 8. C. Prompt attention givct: to nil business. March 9 ly , GENT'S FTJRNISHING GOODS, KEMPS' Press Shirts and Collars, the cheap est and host in the market. Keep's Shirts, i Inundried. 51. Very superior Under-shirts, drawers. Socks, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, &c., &c. , KICK k MuLURK. ? Oct 10 41 tf Fresh Goods. miBS, Fans, Parasols, Musquito Netting and 1 Prints. Bargains in the above goods to be had by . Calling on, SPEAKS k COLTON. May 28 '21 If Cow Feed! Cow Feed !! I_)I.ENTV of cheap Cow food, at F. M. FA K R k CO S. Ma^ 23 31 tf 5E SOLD OUT! RR1ED OVER! * 3 an J all classes of Laces for trimmings, must bo rificed, to malic Way fot li'lfcrg? Sloclt'oT Yrtnter i year to year, as some merchants do ; thoso goods ing. any person requiring Bargains should call early oiling at the v f Low Prices, 'LYNN'S S H STORE, VION HOTEL. tr Something New and Nice ?AT Til K? GREEN FRONT STORE I HAVE Just opened a select Stock of the freshest and choicest Shelf and Fancy Goods ever brought to Union, consisting of Canned Oysters, Salmon and Lobster. Canned Pine Apples and other Tropical Fruits Finest Sardines, Choice Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Ail qualities cf Pipes, from a Meerschnum to a common Clay. Pepper, Mustard and Spices. Fine Cigars a specialty. A CHOICE LOT OF TEA-CAKES, AX I) S WEE T CRA CKERS O F ALL KIN VS. The Best French and other Candles. GROC E 1* I E-S i TEAS, COFFEES, and SUGARS, from the finest to the Comtnou Qualities. STATIONERY: Paper, Ink, Pens, Pencils, En vclojtrs, Erasers, itrc., Ilcmeiuber the (jIHEEN FRONT. JUST ABOVE S W. PORTER'S STORE. That's tho place to get what you want, at the lowest prices and of the best quality. TRY ME, IV 1MT MS H? ? .'*J vv? ivm.* uiufli^t June 25 25 if New Goods! New Goods! G REAT ATTRACTION, OUR PURCHASES OP SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, AUK now complete ami wc invite the attention of purchasers to our very full lines of L.ii<1Icm I>ross HooiIn, While <Joo?Ih, Fancy Goods, CilovcM, Hosiery, COTTON A DES, LINENS, TWEEDS, CASSIMERKS. ready made clothing, hats, shoes. GROCERIES, &C. Call and see us and we will lake pleasuro in showing what we have, whether we sell or not. RICE & M'CLURE. April 23 10 tf "notice extraordinary. HAVING opened for the public at Joncsvilie 3. C. a full assortment of Wines, Liquors, Lager Beer, Oysters, Sardines, Salmon, Crackers, Pickles, Candies, l'owder, Shot, Cigars, Tobacco. Cotfee, Sugar, and Ice iu any quantity. 1 would be pleased to meet at all times my old friends and the community at large. Iced Lemonade A Specialty. Drummers will find my stock the No Plus Ultra. Give me a coll. *. I1UGHKY BENTLEY. Jonesvillc, July 1st, 188C. July 'J 27 (5ms. GIM SAW SHARPENER. HAVING purchase the rig'it to use the celebrated (oston Gin Saw Sharpener in Union ??.l Urv?_i?nK..? ?:? ? - mupmiiiMuiiig UUUIIIIC9, wo iirc prepnreu to sharpen (Jin Saws in any purls of those Coun lies. This Snw Sharpener is undoubtedly one of tho best machines ever used, giving the teeth of an old sftw the slinpe and working qualities of a new snw. Prompt attention given to saws sent us by Railroad. When requested we will visit ft plantation or neighborhood to sharpen saws, hut will work ul reduced price when saws nre sent to us nt Union C. II. Apply to J. W. HARMS & CO., Union 0. H. June *25 25 3in Carriage Painting. WE have engaged for a limited time the services of one of tho best Carriage and Ruggy Painters in the State, and those who wish to have their carriages and buggies repainted should send them to us at once. ALLEN k ROBINSON. July lf? 28 4t Gent's Shirts. /M I., VT o f\ Oi l... 1 r> >-11 ? - - bj ri.t l o 1/ivm ouiria miu r iirnmiiing liOOUM. T Agent for Keeps' celebrated Shirts, tlio cheapest and best in (he worM. KICK & McLURK April 28 10 tf 01?1 for Htile, ' j^Thjl'IUI'! at this cft'icc,