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r^ 1 1 I >. 11 ? i ? i ?. L _JI .J-'-l *_ 1. - KAlt UIKD, OAULT?KELLEV. Married, on the 25th inst., at Jonesville, by W. U.S. Harris. Esq..? Mr. MalcombC. Gault, to Miss Annie Kklly,. all of this County. List of Unolalnied Letters Remaining in the Postofhce ni Union, S. C..for k > the week ending July 1, 1882. viz : R- D. Cates |E. P. Williams, Catharine Sims. ' Persons calling for letters in the above list will please state that they arc advertised. J AS. II. GOSS, P. M. Consigned per Express at Union, 8. C. Jane 28th W 11 Wallace, M A Brigga, Isaao W Guy ion, J Willuid & Co., Jas II Goss jr., D n, Flynn. Consignees per Railroad. A A Watson. E F Vaughn, Col A O Kice, A A Snrratt, Mrs Claricy Jeier, care of Grayhai.., E Wood & Co.. John Bontly, J E Garner, W L> Troxler. F. 11. COUNTS. Agt. Announcing a Candidate ------ 86 To be pai l in caih before the namo will be pub Halted. For Probate Judge. _ , DAVID JOHNSON. JH. The friends of Mr. David Johnson, Jr.. announce hint as a candidate for reelection to the office of Probate Judge. Mr. Johnson lias flllod this Important office, to the complete satisfaction of all who have had business In >tliat court, and with signal ability, for four years. Hut few men have higher qualities for that posttlou and nono could dlsoharg-vtUrl'ities more honorably and promptly --- - will do to tie to uudcr any emergency. fully compdeut and having full confidence^finrnTfiTTPip' rlty and honor, present hint to tho voters of Union as a candidate for (he office of l'robatc Judge. * House of IteprcBentHtlYCM. II. L. UOSS. The friends of II. L. Goss, recognising his eminent fitness for tho position, announce him a candidate for aaeat in tho IIousc of Representatives of this State. C. C. CULP~ Tho several classes of our community should have a representative on ourCouuty ticket and in behalf of tho young men we respectfully suggest the name of <". t\ t'ulp Mr. Gulp possesses all the qualities necessary to fill that office with credit to himself and the County which electa him. f For Auditor. J. C. YOUNO. The many friends of Mr. J. C. Young, knowing him to he fully competent to fill the office, nominate him sis a emti 1 Ida to for tho office of Auditor of Union County. For Stuto Senator. WILLIAM MUNIIO. The vacancy in this office should be filled by one who possesses tho ability, character and force t> make the County of Union have its proper itifluence In the Sonate chamber. Such a man is WILLIAM MUNIiO, Kaquiro, who. If chosen, will worthily represent his constituency, and also reflect credit upon the Count v which ..I..... ...I (. I... in, ?.mA l. r.. 11.. .. .1.... I, ... t V. voters lit tho primary election to beheld on the last Friday in August next, for tho office of State Senator. I'or iscuwoi coiiiqi itutlon er. D. A. TOWNSEND, JIr. Editor.?1Tho friends of mnj. d. a. Townsond take pleasure in announcing his name as a candidate for rcnominatioii in the ensuing primary election for the office of School t ominissioncr. lie needs no r -commendation. His education ami long export nee ss a teacher eminentIv quality hiin for the posit ton, while his post record as School oliicer attests his clliciency. KEV. J. 8. BAILEY? The friends of Kev. J. 8. Btiley, proposo his name as a suitable mail to till the office of School Commissioner. Mr. iluiley has, for many years, licun preaching to feeble Churches which have not supported him. If elected to this ollieu according to tho plan udoptud by the convention, he will serve the people to lite bust of his ability. For Trcawurcr. W. O. CONNOR. The friends of Mr. William O. Connor present him to the voters ti. the ensuing Primary Elect ion for tho office of County Treasurer of llnion, for which ho is, by character and ability, so well qualified. W W. SCOTT. , Tho friends of W. W. Scott knowlnghis ability to perform tlic duties of tho office aud having full confidence in Ills integrity .present liiin as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Union Couuty. W. 11.8. HARRIS. Mr. Editor. Wo respectfully announce the name of W. II 8. Harris as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, at tho ensuing election. * OEM. B. II. FOSTER. Tho friends of Gen. B. B. Foster, the present I ileum- | bant, hereby nominate hint a candidate for County Tress* | urur. Gun. Foster has made a prompt, faithful, huuo*< and capable Treasurer, and that is tho only churaci<w "f a man we should have in such an importaut otficQ. DR. J. P. THOMAS. Tho friends of Dr. J. P. Thomas, who proved himself such an etfieleiit officer in PULA** announce him as their choice for Trcaspr " Union County. to Creditors. UAN r to nn order of his honor. Judge ^?" L J. 8. Colli ran, passed June 27, 1882 all i persons having claims against the Estate of JOHN HIIOXIE IE I'Ell. deceased, are required to present aud establish tlieni before me nt Union C. II., on or before the twenty-second day * of August next. J. f! Wil l iru Special Master. June v0 *26 fit { To Teachers. TUB Bonr?l of Trustees of ibe People's Academy at West Springs, will meet on Saturday, the 15th day of July, for the purpose of j, selecting Teachers for the school. Teachers de- j sirous. of finding a good location will do well to center with the Board before that day. Com- ^ ' muuications should be addressed to J J. M. WEST, Pros't. ( West Springs. <j June 80 '20 2t ~iiAFFNEYCITY III(UII SCHOOL: q W. F. McAKTIIUK. \ pr,nV.n.iJ. M. SAUKEK8LEY, } PrinciPalsSeventh Annual Session. 'First Term hegtus Monday, August I-lib, 1882. For particulars address the principals, n Gaffuey City, 8. C. r June 30 20 '2m v Meeting of the Agricultural Society. * A MEETING of the Uniou Agricultural 8o- ' cicty will be held on Salesdav, July 3rd, I for Ibe purpose of electing othcers for the ensti dug year. All wno are interested in the work of the Society are invited to nttend. By order of D. P. LtUKCAN, W. A. Niouolso.v, ' I'res't. t Seo'y and Trea'r. J June 30 26 It n t A Warning. J,1 W rnilK subscriber hereby notifies all persons not (| I to employ a colored man named llnrn?? . llenly, as lie is under legal o >nimct lo work for f( tne litis your, but has left my employ without cause. Any person employing him after this notice will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. C. GAGE. r June 0 23 4t 93 Reward. ? WAKEN from the Times office, sometime Inst * JL week, n handsomely hound copy of Grn- e< ~ liam's Magazine, published, 1 think, between the yenrs 1 Ho'.) and 1H43. The book is hound in blue Morocco, with gilt borders, gilt decorations and its title and year of publication on the hack, and "C. Stokes," or 'Catharine Stokes," iu large gill letters, on the T cover. Any person returning the book to me or informing me where 1 can find it shall receive the above reward and many thanks, as there are ~ utany fond 1 ensembrancea nf by gone friends and associations attoobe J to it by myself and family. / H. M. STOKB*. I June 2 22 (f. MORE NEW GOODS ] AT TUB ITTLE GREEN FRONT. Roasted and Raw Coffees, Sugars, Rice and Teas, j Ferris' Fine Hams and Tongues, Jollies in Tumblers, CAXNKD GOODS e Pine Apples, Readies and Egg Plums, Tomatoes, Okra aud Cot'ti, Potted Meats, v Shrimps, Oysters, Salmon. a French and Other Candies. P Snow-fluke and all other Crackers. f Cigars and Tobacco. 1,000 Forest King Cigars, t 1,000 Standard of the World, 1,000 Town Talk. ] All the best brands of Tobacco. I BC5u Mr. William Jaraes has charge of the I business in iny absence nrul ho will be pleaseu lo wail upon all who uiay patronizo the establishment. W. M. OI11BES. June 30 ~0 tf Colored Tcncbcrb' Eonventiim. Notice to all Colored Teachers of Union County. 17th anil 1 Sih of August. The follo'wiug programme will be pursueil: FIRST DAY. 1. The Annual address by W. II. Spears. '2. The importance of teachers c inventions. Mrs. J. L. Turpin. 3. The progress of the teachers Stale Convention and its effects. Miss Medio M. Hrandnn. 4. The art of gaining the attention of children. J. II. Drown. 6. The relation of parents nnd teachers. II. D. Drown. DISCUSSION. G. Should Indies be elected to public schoo offices ? Affirmative. Miss .May A. Ktce. Negative. J. D. Norris. After the opposing parlies have discussed the question , the members in general may express their opinion. SECOND DAY. 1. Advantages realized at Normal institutesl Miss Amy P. Wilson. 'J. The disadvantage of prescribe 1 text books. Joint M. Foster. 3 Advantaged obtained by the Pcstitozzi system of teaching. C. II. Jones. 4. The requirements of teachers. Mrs. Kmma J. Foster. 6. Is the prese. t salary of teachers sufficient to demand good teaclicis? J. J. Kinard. G. Is public examinations a true test of a teacher ? C. W. Foster. The several Hoards of trustees will please notify all teachers in their townships. We also invite the school Coniu issioner and all trustees of the County to lie with u?. C. W. FOSTER. J. J. Kinard. Sec'y. President. June 23 .'It mm Nasic Hoi?. Branch of Ludden & Bates. Grand Midsummer Sale. Preparing for Full Trade. BUY NOW AND PAY WHEN COT- | TON COMES IN. 200 Pianos and 500 Organs. Thousands of musical families are intend in<r to purchase,I'iauos and Organs in the lull when cot toil'comes in. Why wait? Buy at once,and enliven tho long, hot summer months with music and make the"Uarvest Home" still more joyful. Midsummer Special Offer. Under our Midsummer Sale wo off r to ?cll during the months of JUNE, JULY, < AUGUST, and SEPTEMBER, 1882, : PIANOS and ORGANS, of every make, tylo and price, at our very lowest cash , rates: Oil Pinnoj S25 Ctmh, Uultmcc .Voe. 1 '82. On Organ a 810 Cash, Balance A'ov. 1, '82. Without Interest or any Advance on Price If balance can't be paid in tic fall, Ionrcr time will be given, with a reasonable ncrease id'price All instruUientsof every ' trade and price included iu the sale. Tell rour musical friends of it. Write us for Catalogues, 1'rico List, Circulars. This iffer c'oses Octnhnr 1?t 1 RR'> Address L. E. NORRYCE, 4 r McSmith Music House,Greenville, S. 0* j May 1G 20 ly 1 Carriage Painli ig. ( HAVING employed Mr. U. T. Owens, one of | ilie >>est Carriage Painters in the S<>uth, ud being prepared to repair Buggies and Car- < inges in the most siihsinntial manner, we in- , i>e rll persons having old veliioles lliey ? risli to be made as good as new, at a reasonable xpeuse. to send ibein to us and realize ihat f 'Old things have passed away : behold, old | iuggies have become new. ^ ROBINSON & ALLOV 1 June 23 25 Bin Notice to Creditors. . PURSUANT to an order made by his Honor J Jude J. S. Cothran, at June term, 1882, of lie Court of Common Pleas for Union County, lie Creditors of MILTON M. HUMPHRIES, eceased, are required to establish their de- lands ngainst said deceased before me on or eforo the 25fW day of September, 1882, or bo ireie.'barred. JAMES MUNRO, Master. . June 23 25 r To Tresspassers. J [IIIK undersigned hereby warn *11 parties not . t<> ride, drive, hunt game. cut wood, or in ny oilier way tresspass upon their lands. I'er- j ns so 11espassiog, utter this dale, will be pros- ^ L-uied to the full extent of the law N. II. A. DUNBAR. T. M. WHITESIDE. e, June 23 25 2t t< ICE I ICE! I IOE I I ! * f rEN (10) Tons pure Lake Ice just receive J and sold only fur cash at J. 11. RODDER'S. June 16 24 If ~ Large Wall Maps ^ \K the United States, for sale cheap at k J J. K. VOUNG'8. May 26 21 IT JEW SPRING GOODS! AT LOWEST PRICES AT 10BERS0N & GRIMBALLS. . WE respectfully invito the people of Union County to coll sad inspect our largo and J legant stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, vhich we are now daily receiving and offering it the very LOWEST PRICES. We take great pleasure in showing our goods mJ extending every other facility that may mablo ali who call upon us to know exactly what hey are buying, and our large Stock affords hem every chance for selecting exactly what hey want. Our salesmen are courteous gentlemen ? we itrive to velect only such ? who consider it their July as well as a pleasure, to give the closest attention to customers. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF DRESS MATERIALS: Black. Fancy and Summer Silks, Satins, Buntings, Brocades, l.auma STANDARD GOODS: Lawns, ^ l'arasole, Gloves. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Tics, Laces, duelling*. Collars ami Cuffs. Corsets, Ribbons. Embroideries, Fans, &c., &c., &c. PINE MILIjINERY MRS. MARY VINSON, would respectfully inform the Ladies, that she has received one of the host st(fobs of of Millinery goods ever brought to Union, and invites an inspection, fceluig sure that she can please every taste and condition. G11OCER X E S. Our Stock of Groceries is always full and complete, including PLANTATION SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. In fact, our Stock comprises as fuli assortments in the various depart incuts of General Merchandise ns can he found in any store iu town, und our prices are fully as low. CALL ANP SEE FOR YOURSELVES. RORERSOY d GIUHBiLL. May 5 18 If MCE & MC'LURE HAV'XG now completed their Spring Purchase) are enabled to offer to their patrons a large and carefully selected stock, which they will dispose of as low at the same goods can he houglit elsewhere. Their friends and the public generally are invited to call, and if NEW GOODS, IX>W PRICED, AND POLITE SALESMEN wilt please, they cannot fail to be pleased. Al we ask is a careful comparison or our goaila and pi ices and we will guarantee that you will be pleased, whether you wish to buy or uot. Do Not Fail to Come, ANU GIVK US A TRIAL. We arc always happy to show goods, whether we sell or uot. RICE & McLURE. May 5 18 If , Township Siindttjr School Convensi on. The Cross Keys Towuship Sunday School Con vention will hold its next Session at Pndgei'* Creek Church on Saturday before the secoud Sunday in August, 10 o'clock A. M. The Programme of Proceedings?Subjects for iiacussiott ami speakers fur the occasion, will he tnnonnced in duo tuno. By order of the Exccutivo Committee. W. S. OltEOOKY. Chairman. June 0 2d liu TAX RETURNS FOR 1882. To till the Tux Payer* of Union County. YOU are hereby notified to make out and return to me a statement?on tax returns for 1882?of nil your personal property, moneys, iredits and investments, togeiher with a full and loinplcte return of ollyour real properly, to wit : Lands in cultivation, old fields or pasture. Wood amis, ami number of buildings, Ac., &c.. as j iwner, or holder, or as husband, parent, trustee Itiardinn, Executor, receiver, agent , accounting fticer, attorney, or factor, which you hail on iaml the 1st <lny of June, 1882. If you fail to make the return as specified be'ore the 20lh day of July next, the law requires ne to nssess on your return of last year, a penilty of 50 per cent. It is important that all the returns ho made in time, as the returns go before the Township loard of Assessors on the 21st July, and also jefore hie County Uunrd of Equalization ou the "sF Monday Hi August. " ~ 1 will have Agents in the several Townships o assist you in making your returns, and will lotify you of the time and place, ty "hand bills" >osted in Town and Country. JOHN L. VOUNO Auditor. June 16 24 4t Examination of Teachers, Office op 80:1001. Commissions, 1 Union S. C., June 1882. / rllF, annual exaraiunlion of teachers will be held at Union 8. C., on the 7th and 8th of uly, front 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Friday (7th) or the Colored teachers, and 8aturday (81I1) for be W bite teachers. Also at JefiYeies' School II use on tho l'-'ih uly. for the accommodation of teachers residing lortli of Pacolel river. gjf" Take due notice that hereafter no certificatre <> w- tmimru I mm inu ojjxce, unittt the teacher at nd? at the PUBLIC EXAMINATION. Examine our preeent certificate and ?ee when it will ex'ire. l>. A. TOWNSKND, School Cumml<ii?Q(r. Jnite 0 23 4i Franklin Square Llbrnry. 3 0MK of I lie finest literature in the English 5 Language, at only a Tew cents per Voli.me, J. K. YOUNG'S I 5Ia> 28 21 If VIRGINIA JU^T Uli A HANDSOIV Summer Silks, Worsteds, Crapes,! Buntings, Swisses and Lawns, | Handkerchiefs, Ne Parasols, from 2 000 Vards Hamburg Emfc Hosiery, Spanish Laces, Glov< from Cheap The Largei CLOTHING, HATS A I MEN S. WOMEN'S AND C Very < F. C. JONES, \j iiivjn, u. v/. 5irvur<ro.?jKLwA FULL! SPRING AND S JUST RISC FOSTER & ALL THE N. T k E LARGE rl THE BEST W< ?ANL THE LOiVE SATISFY YOURSELF Oct 21 41 I SELL I AS ANT FNR1 I N T II E MY STORE IS 145 FEET LON< 140 FEET ON S \ 1 CAl IMMENSE STOCK BABY OA MATTRESSES, PICTURES, IX)W SHADES, CORNIC a All line of co T11,0S. W. ANDREWS, forinci / '1 oiuc and T11 ! : WHI' E. M. 1 SUCCE3 Send for Photog] Oct 2i 4 Sheriff's Sales. BY vituo of Sundry Executions to ine directed, 1 ?>ill sell before Union Pnurl House door, oi the first Monday in July next, within (lie legit hours of tf heritfs Sales, tlio following describd property, to wit : One ract of land, located in Union County, whereoi. Ilolnuin J. Tliotnson now lives, containingone hundred an I eighty acres, more or less, boinded by lands of William llenlly, John i. dciI#, ii. ii. uetue. find land known as the I'oor II use land ; levid on and to he sold ns the proierty of John F. Scott nt the suit of Hicharr I'urr, Administrator of the estate of Samuel ?auretl, deceased, against J. F.Scott, Thomas V {ison nnji W. J. Ward, 'ALso, All the interest which Mrs. Nancy Ray has in the land fornurtg a part of the plantation formerly owned by Jwhn Ray and on which she now lives, known as the Two-Horse farm?cultivated this year by John Thomson nnd James Ray,adjoining lands cultivated by Robert Stewart, Steve Ray and Thomas Burnett?containing sixty acres, more or less; levid on and to be sold as the prop erty of Mrs. Nancy liny, at the suit of Jitines II. Kodger. u. mAcuErn, s. u. c June 1? V4 3l_ School Claims. Orncc >r School Com mission f.h, ) Union, S. C., June 8. 1882. f PERSONS holJing Sthnol claims will plevto present them in the County Treasurer, who will he at Union Court llot.se on the second Tuesday ofeaeh month, nnd on the l'Jth 20lhttuil J 1st of Juno (Court week) nnd at all other times nt Jonesville. U. A, TOWNSEND, School Commissioner. Juno 9 2.1 -It Notice. ON and after thoT5il> inst. all Dogs without Muziles. found funning at Inrge on the Streets or Vacant Lots in the Town of Union, will he shot. Dy order of Council, J. IT. KODOEK. CJtrk and Treasurer. JutlV 10. 21 1u) II l STORE! j] iClifV i:i> IE LINE OFL1 e Damasks, Towels, and Laces,; i Lace Curtains, and Bleachimrs. I i ' * " ' i ickwear and Fans. !25c?tN to #7,00. roidery, from 5 Cents Up. 3s and Mitts in Great Variety, | est to Best. st Stock of NID SHOES IN UNION.1 iHILDREN'S STRAW HATS Dlieap. W. w. JONES, Proprietor. 42 1 y ] STOCK OP UMMER GOODS | JKIVKD BY WILKIN S. EW STYLES. 1 ASSORTMENT QUALITIES, ) AT 1ST PRIDES! BY BALLING ON US. ir lS cheap HTURE HOUSE S T A T E i g on tile first floor and' second story. j [?KY AN : OF FURNITURE, lUlIAGES, j mouldings, frames, win-! :es and mirrors, also FFIIS AND GASKETS, j L*ly with Mr. NiclioR. is with me. See 0 ri L\E FRONT. I k \T inth nvirn V1N VIxVj\V SOU TO E. G. ROGERS, Trade St., Charlotte, N. C. raphs and Prices. 12 ly Ei AT EST STYLES SPRING MILLINERY, Just Received at Mrs. GRAFT'S. I T AVING returned from New York with a I J_ largo and elegant assort mont of SP1UNQ AND SUMMER MILLINERY, I invito the Ladies to call and examine my extensive S'.ock of Pattern Rennets, Hats, Flowers and Ribbons, . gin-- ? << rmves, Hat Ornaments and Heads, Ladies' Dress Cans. I Infants' Caps, Heal Hair Quods, made up in (lie latest styles Bridal Wreaths and Veils. &c., Sic., &c. Thanking the peoplo of Union for their liheral patronage. I invite all t- call and examine my stock mid I'ricCM, as I am determined to sell at the very lowest. mis. j\s. umxT April '28 17 tf Notice l-o Creditors. I PURSUANT to an order male this -lay the i creditors of J. EKVSTUS JETER, do ceased, are required to present and establish i their demands against him before me, on or ho- i fore the 17th day of June nest, or be forever barred. April 19. 188-'. JAMES MUNKO i Referee. April '21 u> Ul PICKLED rX' O 11 g- It O (8 , (Fop Sale. At No. I East Union. ' <!>Tr t'J llj If =T~T . p - ? ? Mil lev Spring Goods AT JNO. E. COLTON' IIIAVK just received a fine selection of Spring (iootU. and respectfully nsk nit xumiiiuiioc. My stuck embraces all the NuvHies iu DRESS GOODS. together with a largo assortment of Brown and Bleached Shirtings, Spring Prints, Piques, Cottonadea, Cassimeres. Tickings, Drillings, &c. MY STOCK OF Hoots iiti<l Hats, Trunks and Valises, is large, and 1 feel satisfied that 1 can ple.tso any uud all who will call. 1 KEKl' AN ASSORTMENT OF Staple and Fancy Groceries, nAucUtinu of Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, pion ?-* - *vl"l Corn, Molasses, AiiJ most any thing e'.so you may r.ecil iu tills line. I want your <rnilo, if low prices, fair dealing and polite attention will avail anything I intend to have it. JXO. K. tOLTOX. Match :'.l __ in If Where to Buy Pure Medicines j Drugs, Perfumery, &c-, JW. POSEY & BRO., have ou hand mid are . constantly receiving nddiiTOna to % Full Line of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and VarnlSfi, Fat cut Medicines, Perfumery, Hair Oils A Variety of Hair Dies <Sc Restorers. Tooth and Hair Brushes, FACE POWDEItS AND TOILET ARTICLES. Fancy Toilot and. Laundry Soaps. 1'ocU.ct RuoUs, Stationery Lamps of All Kinds, From the finest Swinging 11a.1 Lump to the weo little wincy tiucy Brass Lump. Pure Wines and Liquors, (For Xledical 1'iirposcs.) Pert, Claret and Blackberry Wines, Whiskey3, Brandies and Gin. /wit a 1.. vj viuu djipiu ) Uic^ill'i TOBACCO AND CIGARS. A Fresh Supply of GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, FKO.M FERRY & Co., SIBLEY AM) BUIST. Onion Sets, JScu. :o: To Physicians We have a few Hypodermic Syringes and t:clf-Uegisicring Fever Thermometers. wo Ask the Public To call and examine our Stock. Work is our motto, and we arc always ready to wait on customers J W. 1'OSEY & 1HIO. Opposite Union Hotel. JAMES H. RODGER, DEALER IN STOVES AND HARDWARE, GI5 OCER IKS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. A Full Line COOKING and IlKATING STOVES, TINWARE, Ac., Ac. THE NEW FA It MRU 11 III. COOK STOVE. Nothing further soema necessary to make the Farmer titrl n perfect ami beautiful cooking apparatus It lias large Flues ami Oven, Talent. Dvei. Shelf. Swinging lleiilh I'iale, Deep Ash Tit an?l Ash Tan Dour. The Cross piecci all have col l air braces and the Covers are smooth *rd heavy. (.arge single Oven Dotirs, Tin-lined. The largely increased sales of this Stove at. lest its popularity?Every Stove fully war* ianted. J. H. RODGER, Union C. If. I)?o ft 4fl if _THE MOU?EHOI.I> Ul ( h Ii T liOOK ~ n F the Detroit Free Press at _ . .1. It. YTJt'Nn'jJ si a 10