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0 Charkhitb, N. C., Aug. 1. 18AI. Capt. Jo met F. Johnston, Charlotte, Ar. C.: ? Dear Sir: ? Wehave tested your 30 inch Peer less Thresher and Separator for ten days, with nn engine, threshing wheat, oils, rje nnd bar- | ley (threshing Jolin Wadsworth's long strnwtd t rust-proof wheat), nnd we can say that the J thresher did good work, cleaning oats better than , any machine we have see j, nnd separating near- t ly all the smnll grain, wheat, cheat aud cockle 1 from the larger, nod threshing from 80 to 40 bushels per hour. We can truly say that we have given this machine a good trial, nnd, having tried the Qeiser, Wheeler, & Melick nnd Weslinghouse & Cnrdwcll, we prefer the Peerless to either. it. M. SOSSAMAN. J. M. rr.UMMEK. 1 mahried, . I SCOTT?IIAMES. Mnrrried, on the 27th i nit. by F. W. Eison, Notnry Public, Mr. Ei>wari> Scott to Miss Mcdora llnmes, nil of Jonesvillc To wnship. List of Unclaimed Letters. Remaining in tlic Post Office al Union. S. C., for ( the week ending July 28 1882. j Calhoun, William, Floyd, Riley, ; G?nr, Miss Jane, llnlconib, Mrs, i llsrllce, Mrs. Louisa, Jones, James. Persons calling for letters in the above list will please state that they arc advertised. J AS. II. 0088. l\ M. ^ ItKlDVILLE MALE SCHOOL. R. P. RE1D. A. It. 1n.., ! J.T. ROBERTS, A. 11. f rr,nc,i,:l,sJ\ext session begins Sept. ISth, 1882. * 1 Aug 4 31 5t Barbecue Nctice! A FIRST-CLASS Barbecue will be held nt 1 Joseph M. Scott's and t he widow Gaull's ! Springon Thursday next, the 10th August, 1882. i All the Candidates and the Public are invi- < ted. Dinner will be cooked by Mr. W* M. Gall man. II. W. GOSSETT. j F. 15. SCOTT. August 4 81 It. Grand Barbecue. \ WE will give a first-class Barbecue on Saturday the 12th day of Aug 1882 at the old Bridge Place near Owens- For i, on Thickety ' ---- , mi iiivuc everyoo-iy to cone and hear ; * speeches from our heal speakers, cat a gnod I dinner, drink pure cold water and he merry 1 and forget your sorrows. There will be plenty for nil and to spare. Ottjy* The people in this strong voting section would like to see all the candidates ?t this bar. becne. SCOTT & PKOCTOK. 3 Aug 4 oL It 1 Notice to Road Superintendents. 1 ORDERS are hereby given to all Uoad Su- < pcrintendents to have their roads put in good order by Sept 1st 1882, ami to semi in to the Commissioners full reports of the condition of the roads on or before the 2nd Tuesday in ' September. The Superintendents must meet t the public demand, by a strict attention to this ; order. I3y order of Hoard. < J.C.WALLACE. t Clerk. < Aug 4 31 41 i Township Sunday School , o mention. Ctt ?ss Keys S. C., July 10, 1882. Ma. Editoii :?The Executive Committee of ' the Cross Keys Township Sunday School Con- ' vor.tion have agreed upon the following Program me tor the Convention to be held at Padgets 1 Creek church, on Saturday the 12th day of An- ! trust, nrox. at 10 o'clock a. \1. la wit* , . 1 Prayer hy llov. J. U. Wilson. ( " Orsanisation and election of oflicers. :Y \ ss.... l?u ... n ""'V "" *"" . ???5b, liy R. M. Stokes. Esq. f>. Opening of Question BbY.* "-""in. foq. t>. Recess for Refreshments. 7. Address hy Key. 1$. G. Clifford. 8. Address hy Rev. Brown. 9. Address by Rev. 1.. C. Kzcll. 19. Address by Rov. C. T. Senile. 11. Address by Rev. C. McStnith. 12. Volunteer addresses by Audience. Every speaker is expected to select his own subject, so that the subject is connected with the Sunday School cause. The public generally are invited to attend. (Addresses limited to 15 or '20 minutes each.) \V. S. GREGORY, Chairman. CliMiiil Iliirbecue ?U Ml. Morlnli. WE the undersigned will furnish a first class Barbecue at "Mount Moriuh'' Scl ool House, near Jones' Store, on Saturday August full inst, and respectfully invite nil the Caudi dates and all oilier good citizens to come and enjoy a GOOD DINNER, and good speaking.? COME ONE! COME ALL. JAMES W. SPARKS. ROBERT A. JONES. July 28 80 2t. FRUIT JARS. WR have on hnnd a stock of the Mason and the Qein Fruit Jnrs. Those wanting Frui Jars should get them now, as they are selling fast. J. W. POFEY & BRO. July 21 29 2t Barbecue at Mt. Mri ah. 1WILI. give a Barbecue at Monnt Morinh August ltitli next, anil invite all the good people of the County to be there. The meals will be cooked iu the best style by an experienced man. I will guaranty a good dinner, good, ordely conduct and a pleasant time. SEA BERRY JONES. , July 21 29 8t UAFFNEY CITY HIGH SCHOOL. W. F. McARTIlUR, \ rr;n,.ina,a J. M. TANKERSLBY, / rrmc'PA,? Se enth Annual Session. I First Term begins Monday, August 14th, 1882For particulars address the principals, Oaffney City, S. C. -Tune 30 20 2m ^ Notice to Creditors. T)URSU.VNT lo an order made by his Honor X Judo J. 8. Cothran, at June term, 188*2, of the Court of Common Fleas for Union County, the Creditors of MILTON M. HUMPHRIES, deceased, are required to establish their demands against said deceased before me on or before the '25th day of September, 1882, or be i forever barred. JAMES MUNRO, Master. 1 Juno 23 *25 8m STATIONARY ENGINlis. 1 . m- nro Agents for Union County for tlie W celebrated Frick Engine { and offer them, for Cash or on lime, upon bet- ' ter terms than oan be obtained .or any other narin*: . Kvery Engine ia guaranteed, ami put up in . perfect running order by Mi. P. R. Pant, who ia a practieal Mnehinist of oonaiderable experience. I Engines Repaired. Mr Pant will repair Engine* upon the abort- ' at notice and at renaonah!e charged. FAN! & McKISSlCK. , July 2] 20 2m i For Nt:?te Senator. WILLIAM MUNRO. Tho vacancy In thlsoHloe should bo Altai by nno who 1 toasesscs the ability, character ami force la make tho Jouuty of Union have Its proper Influence in tlie Sen- ,, Ito chamber. Such a man Is WI LI.1AM MUNItt), Ks- , ' juiro, who If clioson, will worthily represent his con-ti- _ lueney, ana also rolled credit upon tho County which L :lecteu him. Ills name is respect fully submitted to tlio ... rotors at the primary election to be helil on tho last Kriday In August uoxt, for tho office of State Senator. ? Ilou.se of Kcprc&ciitatives. [f,1 WILLIAM JhmTiuEsT Tlie friends of Mr. Willinin Jefferics, remembering It is past faithful nnd able services ns ihoir Representative in Iho Legislature ntitl tiaving every conlidence in hie ability ntul pn- (J triotic devotion to the best interests of his con- r,? diluents, tdacc his name beforo tlio noonln of n? Union ns u candidate fur n scat in the House of *)* Uepi ese'itntivea. * cm GEORGE ?. TUCKER. Editor or titkTimf.s Vt the earnest rc<jue?t ' of a few of my lending friends, who believe that 8U: if a candidate 1 may be successful in the l'rimary bli election, I hereby beg leave to announce myself to us a candidato lor membership in the House of vc lleprcaeutatives in the ensuing election. GEO HUE b. TUCKER. * COL. I. O. McKISStCK. The friends of Col. I. U. McKisslc-k, announce Ids name as a candidate for re-electi >n to the House of Keprvsclitalives, nt the ensuing primary election. Col. lit McKixsick has ever Irecii tail Itlnl to the trusts heretofore ? ( reposed in liioi. He lias always been at his |>o.st when the interests of tits County were at stake. Lotus show our appreciation of Ids services by a hearty ami cheerful of luppurt, many KUIiiNiNt cjj JOHN It. MNTBR. |>1 A NEW DEPARTURE?T1IE OITTCE SEEKING co TUB MAN. en Mr. Editor:?After ninny and repeated solicilntion*t t|t Mr. Jolui It. Minter of Cross Keys township hus contented for Ills name logo before the authorised voters, it the approaching Democratic l'rimary Election, as a candidate lor uoniliiiitioii, us one of the representatives if tin ton County In the sState Jsogisluturo. John ROIXJEK. 'V The friends of John Rodger take pleasure in announc- VJ' ng Iris n.iliio as u candidate for a seat in the House of ml Representatives of this State. du II. L. uoss. Tlie friends of II. L. Loss, recognizing his eminent liticss I'ortlie position, announce him a candidate lor a scat * ii the House of Representatives of this Suite, * j?| c. c. gulp. '"} .... ..?iu <ji unr community stiouiu navo a ma representative on our Cuuuty ticket ami in Itclialf nl? tliu feting nun wo respect I ully suggest the name ?f t'. C. .'ulp. Air. Culp povievses all tin- qualities necessary to ill llml olfice with credit to himself and tho County T ivhich elects him. f lie F6r (J.iiiily CoiiiiiiiMMio.icrM. 11 LIN 11V r. OKADY. Through the soliciinltun of a number of citi- T"| tens frotu different sections of the county, I offer L myself us a candidate for County Commissioner. Ij Joed If otitis and good Lirtdges, at the least tost to ihcCounty, and ecouotny in all our County utfuirs, will ho the rule of uctiuu with uie, if I am e.ected. HEN 11Y P. OKADY. g' T. JEFFERSON HARRIS. Mil. Editou.?You will pleaso announce Mr. x r. J. Harris a candidate for County Conunisdoner. We have k own Mr. Harris for many fears and feel safe in commending Ititu to the . roters of Union Cuiinly us an exelleni business man?such as is gicatiy needed to manage our Jointly utlnirs, and iu every rtspect he has the intelligence and oilier qualifications necessary 10 fill the position to the best interests of tho souniy. frt llOHT. U. 1)A 1 LEY. Mil En Ton : ? Y'ou will please announce Mr. R. 11. Ratlcy a candidate for County Couimisiioner. Be Mr. Railcy is an intelligent, honest and in- hit lustrious man, one who knows the value of good eti roads and good bridges to a County, nnd also lo liow lo make and keep them in good condition, I i 11 HTC" I li'v.tf II C \T 111 lllititv l# - . i ?,?!*cer. if elected. ' ' T * ? S3 F. K. CCDU. Mil. EntToti.? I'iiickney Township lias always boon 10 ihe fruni in Democracy, and has more , |-i?" '"Wiiahiii except Union, has never asked lor an OWict ; ... ..'?w of ,| .facts we respectfully announce Mr. F. It. Cudd ita ? Candidate for 'lie Ortice of (Jbnnty Commissioner. Vote for " V<ir</," an 1 have good Roads and Bridges. l'lNCKNHY." L C. C. SARTOR. ? Mr. C. C Sartor is respectfully announced as a candidate for County Commissioner. Ills friends feel assured that Mr. Sartor's intelligence and high character will commend le; him to the Democratic voters o! the County.and are satisfied that if elected the important duties of the ullice will be faithfully performed iu the interest of the public, * CI CMC It O.GRUKR. The friends ofGilincr C. Greer, knowniii? that L he posse -ses all the necessary qualifications for the othce and thai he is a worthy and honorable inau, announce him a candidate for County Commissioner. * MAJ, II, J. THOMSON, The friends of Mgj, II, J, Thomson announce liiiu a candidate lor the office of County Commissioner. Major Thomson is an intelligent practical man, and if elected would do all lu tils pow er to liriux ati >ut a system of economy and reform in our County allaira, that would be bcuclictal to all the people, JOIIN T. HAWKINS. We, the friends of Mr. John Hawkins, knowing him to be a worthy man and well qualified lor tliu position, announce libit a candidate for the ult'icu of Couuiy Commissioner. JONAS L. 8WINK. ine IrioikIi or Jonas I.. Kwink believing tliat ho will discharge the duties of the olfico lor tin li.nl interests of the county, nominate liini an u candidate for County I oiiimtaaioucr. II you want good roads und bridges vole for Joiuu L. Swink. Mil. El(VIM WOOD. Mr. Ervln Wood's successful management of his own all'uirs is a suillct ni giuiruuly that lie would prudently manage lliu ailalrs ot I lie County ; ho Is therefore rea|u ollolly proseutcd to the voters of Union County us a suituiile candidate lor llio olfico ol County Commissioner at the approaching primary election. MANY CITIZENS. DEV. SIDNEY D. F. QAUET. The many friends ol Her. Sidney 1>. F. Uault, of mi North Faeolcl, respectfully submit Ins name to the voters of Union County as a suitable poranu to till the oiDce of County Commissioner. I'oascsslug every <|ualiticaiion necessary 10 fulllil iho duties of the olflce, *o know be ? will, if elected, reflect honor upon himself und those who elect hint, lie will houestlv abide the result of the l'rimary election, and through "thick ami thin" sup|sirt the Democratic 1'arty, its nouiiuees and l'lalform. For Trcumi rcr. fl CAPT. THOMAS COME it. Tito many friends of Capt. Thomas Coiner, knowing jfl liiui to be a truly houorable mail uud well <jualifled for the per forme net) of the duliea of theulflce, herehy^mm- "II iualo hiui a eaudidute for County Treasurer. AsSujicr- nc visor of Hegistrulion hu lias proved himself to lie a faith- i., ful officer, a courteous and ooliglng gentleman'. t j ' O. 8JNDFOKD UKEOOKY. flc You will please announce my naine as a candidate for for the olfico ot Treasurer of Union county. If I should bj . nominated by the people, according to I hu present law, 1 " shall fuel graleltil to them ; ami il appoints*! hy the up- AI pointing |s>wer, I shall try to fulthiuily discharge tbo ||( tulles ol theott'icel W . O. CON NO It. Cl Tho friends of Mr. William O. Connor present him to the voters a ttie ensuing l'rimary Election for Iheolfice Lii DtlUl.tV TrtJLHIin-P III tlniilll In*1 "hloh Has U I." a?.? scter and'ability, ho well <|<ih 1 it\1. * ' , W W. SCOTT. Thn friend* of W. W. Scott knowing his ability to per- T r?nn the duties of the othea and having full ooiitldenc* !u lit* integrity, present hliu as a candidate for the office >1 Troaaurer of Union County. - J? W. II. 8. HARRIS. It Mr. Kiiiron. Wo respectfully announce the name of W. (I 8. Harris as a candidate for the office ol County Jfreasuriir, at the ensuing election. * pt OEM. II. B. FOSTER. m lhefHendsofOcn.lt. B. F.wtor, thn prneent Incuin- m bant, hereby nominate hiin a candidate for County I'rcaa- at lifer. Own. Foster liaa niailo a prompt, faithful, honcat, 0f ind capable Treasurer, ami that ia the only character of . I titan arc should have lu such an important olllce. "" -'t/iH The frlondsof Dr. J. P. Thomas, who proved himself etch an efficient officer In IH71 and 187% announce liims l. n their (Indue Pit Tmmrrrr of iTnttm rttmify. For rrobalc Judge. DAVID JOHNSON, JK. riie friends of Mr. David Johnson, Jr.. announce him n candidate for rcclcctlou to the iilllce uf I'robate ilge. Mr. Johnson lias till?<1 Ibll Important olBcc, to complete satisfaction of all who have li.nl business in it court, and with signal ability, for four years. Itut r nu n have higher iioalitie.s for that position and none ild discharge its duties more honorably and promptly tu he has. Ho will do to tie to uudcr any emergency. JAMES M. UEE. Hie friends of Mr. James M. Geo, knowing him to be ly comt>etent and having full confidence in Ills Intogv and honor, present hlni to the-voters of Union as a iididatc for the office of 1'robate Judge. rur ! <!? tiniuiiMituuirr. 1>. A. T0WN8END, Mr. Editor.?Tin; friends of MaJ. I>. A. Towtisend co pleasure in announcing his name as a candidato renoniination in the ensuing primary election for the ice of School ? 0111 mission cr. lie needs no reeommention. His education and long experience ss a teacher lineutly quality liini for tile |>ositIon, while his past reel as School officer attests his ellieiuncy. RKV. j. 8. HAII.EY. Die friends of ltev. J. S. Itiiley, propose liis name as a liable man to fill tltc office of School Commissioner. Mr. ICalley lias, fur many years, liecn preaching to fee;Churches which have not supported hint. II cl.'cted this otlicc according to the plan adopted by the contilion, he will serve the people to the best of his ability. For Auditor. ~JAMKS W. VINSON. Tho friends of Mr. Jittncs W. Vinson place s niintc before lite people of Union County as candidate for tho office of Auditor. Mr. Vinson is well acquainted with the work the office, having performed the duties for ;lit years, with much satisfaction lo the pools. No otio can doubt his ability, anil we feci ufident lie would devote all his lime nud best eigics lo it strict and impartial discharge cf c duties of the office, if lie should be elected. ~ JOSHUA 1?. MULLIN.W. The friends of Joshua 1'. Mullinax announce in a candidate for theofficc of Auditor of Union uiity. Not only do we think him capable of ing the office, but we know hitn to be an insi l ions and worthy tnan. \V. W. 1IUU1IES. lie ofTicc of Auditor is on-oftlic most important in thc mty and should be ti led by a thoroughly competent n. The friends of W. W.lltishes,knowingliitu to lio ly competent aiidcxp noticed in tlieoflTicn, respect "oily unit Ills name to t lie voters of IhcCounty, at tlie priry election, as a candidate for tliat office. J. C. YOUNG.* 'Ii * many friend* of Mr. J. Young. knowing .liim to fully competent to fill tlie ntBce, nominate him us a ulMuto for Iln> oflh'o of Amlitor of Union tloniity. IS STAT ii: 'Jipes ami Boilers! TATIONARY AND PORTABLE Engines and Boilers, ROM 0 TO 200 HORSE POWER i/ariable Cut-off Engines For COTTON MILLS. Wo present in another column a certificate mi purchasers of the Bay State Engines. Head it, and you will leirn I sell the largest lilers anil Best Engines now made. No Iron; to keep up steim with my boilers. All gines and boilers fully warranted. Don't fail write for circulars and prices before buying, ilso furnish . TI NO, TII RES 11EUS ANUS E V A R A TORS, BOSS COTTON, niit'ee ssiii'Tiii'iiv STANDARD COTTON PRESS. rail dins. Lit mux Gins, Georgia "entennial" in, llrou-ri Gins, Mowers ami tlrapers, Shafting i (I Pullet/*, Piping, J el Pumps, ?$ <?., JANES F. JOHNSTON, Gcn'l Agt. for N. C., S. C. anil Georgia, Colgc Street. Charlotte, N. C. July *28 30 Tin MORE NEW GOODS AT Tlin ITTLE GREEN FRONT. Rousted and Raw Coffees, Sugars, Dice and Tens, Ferris' Fine Hams and Tongues, Jellies iu Tumblers, CANNED GOODS Pine Apples, Peaches and Kgg Plums, Tomatoes, Okra and Corn, Potted .Meats, Shrimps, Oysters, Salmon. French and Other Candies. Snow flake and all other Crackers. Cicars and Tnbar.no. 1,000 Forest King Cigars, 1,000 Standard of the World, 1.000 Town Talk. AH tlio host brands of Tobacco. BfJJu Mr. William James has charge of the isiuess in my absence and he will bo pleased wait upon nil who may patronise the cstabllsl.ent. W. M. (JIBBEN. June HO 26 If Novice to Rock Masons. Omen or Coonty CoMMissiosF.ns, 1 Union County, S. C. J [1IIE County Commissioners of Union County L will be present at the Bridge at Grindall loals. over Pocolet River, three miles from uiesville, on the Spartanburg, Union & Columa I'ail road, on August 18ih 188'2.{hI 1*2 o'clock ion, for the purpose of letting out a contract r the building of two granite piers, upon which rest a bridge at that place, l'laus and speoiations furnished on day of meeting at the idge. The Piers will contain about one honed nnd fifty Cubic Yards. Rock is convenient, ay one wishing for further iiiforiiiati?q before e 18th can apply by letter to the undersigned. By ordjr of Board County Commissioners, sion County. J. C. WALLACE, Clerk. July 21 28 4^ Great Reduction in Prices. N order to reduce our stock, preparatory to ?W ...v ?iv T oiui V I?"n */?) ?? orcwicu r us, we now offer gient bargains in nil the pnrtments of Dry <ilOO<l?, IVoflo.iH, [at*, NIlOC* Ac., cnrricil by us. We would especially call tlio attention of Lady irchnsers lo our shew of Dress (loo<ls. Trim ing Silks, Butt ms, White Goods, an I Haitiore Custom made shoes, which we now offer prices fa.- below value. Our extensive line Ready Msilo Clothing has also Iteen marked >wn ami offers rare inducements to purchasers. Bring along your Cash and we /iromise yon mil U'il ho disappointed. RICE & McLURK. , July 14 n 4t # VIRGIN! GRAND CLOk Mv P Spring1 and I for the next 30 days. Now x*cduced to wholesale prices 1> romn (roods, MiiNlinN, I'ii LACE CURTAIN Parasols, Fan3, Mitt3, Lg Handkerchiefs, Buttons Etc O 1-4 O A nice line of Ladies and ( atjiiiw juatungs uarp F. C. JONES, Manager. Spartanburg and Union, S. Oct 2S A FULI SPRING AND JUST HI' FOSTER < ALL THE ] T 1* K THE BES' A THE LOW SATISFY YOURSEI Oct 21 I SELL AS ANY FTJ rr TJ MY STORE IS 145 FEET L< 140 FEET O 1 IMMENSE STOC BABY O MATTRESSES, PICTURES DOW SHADES, CORJ A FOLL LINE OF I TIIOS. W. ANDREWS, for: 'I 'omo an the wh: E. M. succ Send for Phot Oct '28 Mil Mc Hoi! Branch of Ludden A Bates Grand Midsummer Sa Preparing for Fall Trade. BUY NOW AND PAY WHEN O TON GOMES IN. 200 Pianos and 500 Orga Thousands of musical families arc in ing to purchn9o Pianos nod Organs in fall when cotton comes in. Why w liny at ouce,and enliven the Ion;*', hots mcr months with music and make the "I vent Homo" still more joyful. Midsummer Special Offer Under our Midsummer Sole we off sell during the months of JUNE, JU AUGUST, nod SEPTEMBER, 11 PIANOS and ORGANS, of every m Mjle and price, at our very lowest < rates : On Pianos $25 0'ash, Balance Not). 1 On Qnjan*$ 10 Cash, Balance Nov 1, Without Interest or any Advance on I' If balance can't bo paid in tio fall, per timo will bo given, with a reason increase of prico All instruments of e grade and price included in the sale, your, musical friends of it. Write us Catalogues, Price l<ist. Circulars. ' offer c'oscs October 1st, 1882. Address L. K NORRYC1 or McSmith Music House,Greenville, ? ' May 16 20 1 A STORE! Ting-out sale OF Summer Goods, is the time to buy. Every thing Ijiiieiis, Swis?OH, s, calicoes, etc. :o: i.ce Gloves, Hosiery, Neck-wear, rJT IX I TV CI . Kent's Shoes always on hand, ets, Crockery and Tinware. W. W. JONES. Proprietor. C. 42 ' \y j STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS :CEIAr15D BY & WILKINS. STEW STYLES. IT ASSORTMENT T QUALITIES, ND AT EST PRICES! .F BY GALLING ON US. 41 If AS CHEAP RNITURE HOUSE K a T A to: 3NG ON THE FIRST FLOOR AND v CTiVirvvr i\ cnAi>\T i.1 UXilVV/i'S Lf OIUIV I . CARRY AN JK OF FURNITURE, A.T* RIAGEN. , MOULDINGS, FRAMES, WINaCES AND MIRRORS, ALSO WINS AND CASKETS. ncrly with Mr. Nichols, is with me. <1 Nec Us a ITE FRONT. ANDREWS, ESSOR TO E. G. ROGERS, Trade St., Charlotte, N. C. ographs and Prices. 42 ly 16. spring millinery, Just Received at le. Mrs. GRANT'S. DT- I HAVING returned from New York with n large and elegant assortment of Sl'lIING AM) SUMMER MILLINERY, I invite the La* dies lo call and examine my extensive S'.ock ol Pattern Bonnets, Hats, Flowers and Ribbons, t ho ait? Silks and Laces, mm- lint Ornaments and Beads, I&r- Ladies' Dress Gaps, Infants' Caps, Real Hair Goods, made up in the latest styles r to Bridal Wreaths and Veils. jgj' &c-. &cnkc, :n' sash Fhnnking the people of Union for their lihernl patronage, I invite all to call and examine my qq stock and I'rit'PS, as 1 am determined to .nil .? Ik. I MI?. JAH.OR4XT rice. April '28 17 if Ion- Examination or Tcaclicr*. Orric* or School Commissioner, ? rl Union, F. C., July '26 1882. / Tell for For the benefit of such as were unable to nt rhis ,cm' '',e r<cc,lt ?*ominaiit n of teachers, there will he another examination at Union Ciurl House on Tuesday 8th August. A Thoro will he lis private examinations. . (i I). A. TO A NSEND, < School Commissioner. \y Jnly 28 80 2t. Where to Boy Pure Medicines j Drugs, Perfumery, &C\ I NV. POSEY & EHO.. linve on lmnil oml ni?<? fj . constantly receiving additions to a Fall Line of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnish, I'ntcut MctlicliicN, Perfumery, Hair Oils A Variety of Hair Dies & Ro3to:*er3 Tooth and Hair Brushes, FACK POWDERS AND TOITAOT AltTICLKS. Fancy Toilet and Laundry Soaps. I*oek.ct lionk-t, Stationery Lamps of All Kinds, From t lie finest Swinging 11 all Lamp to the *? little wincy tincy Brass Lamp. Pure Wines and Liquors, (Far VIimHuiI Ptirp nck.) Port, Claret and Blackberry Wines, Whiskeys, Brandies and Qin. Crab Apple Vinegar. :o: TOBACCO AND CIGARS. A Fresh Supply of GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, FROM FERRY & Co., SI REEY AND BUIST. Onion Sot?, Ac. :o: To Physicians \Yc have a few Hypodermic Syringes and Self-Registering Fever Thermometers. we Ask the Public To call and examine our Stock. Work is our motto, and we art always ready to wait on customers J W. TOSEY & BRO. Opposite Union Hotel. JAMES H. RODGER, DEALER IN CTnifCC Run UHDnU/ftDF OIUILO Hnu nNnunHnc, O-l* < >CERIES, HATS AND GAPS, BOOT AND KOE. A Full Lino or COOKING and HEATING STOVES, TINWARE, Ac., Ac. THE NEW FARMER GIRL OOK STOVE. Nothing further seems necessary to make the Farmer Girl a perfect and beautiful cooking apparatus It has large Flues and Oven, Patent Over. Shelf, Swinging Hearth Plate, Deep Ash Pit and Ash Pan Door. The Cross pieces all have cold air braces and the Covers are smooth aril heavy. I.arge single Oven Doors, Tin-lined. The largely increased sales of this Stove attest its popularity?Every Stove fully warranted. J. H. RODGER, Union C. IT. Dec 0 48 if THE HOUSEHOLD RF.CEII T IIOOK OK the Detroit Free Press at J. K. YOUNG S May 2C. 21 tf RICE & MC'LURE HAVING now completed their Spring Purchaser are enabled to offer to their patrons a large and carefully selected stock, which they will ilisposc or ns low as the same goods can be bought elsewhere. Their friends and the pub' lie generally arc invited to call, and if NEW GOODS, i^ow PR AND POLITE SALESMEN will plcnsc, they cannot fail to be pleased. All we ask is a careful comparison of our goods and prices and we will guarantee that you I will be pleased, whether you wish to buy or not. r Do Not Fail to Come, AND GIVK US A TRIAL. We nro always lrnppy to show goods, whether' we sell or not. RICE & McI.URF. May 5 18 tf Carriage Painting. HAVING employed Mr. R. T. Owens, one of the hest Carriage Painters in the South, and being prepared" to repair Buggies and Carriages in the most substantial manner, we in rite HI persons having old vehicles they 1 wish to he made ns good as new at a reasonable expense, to send them to us nnd, realize thnf Old things have passed away: behold, oKI Buggies have liecoin? new. ROBINSON & ALLEN. June 28 25 8m Notice to Creditors. PURSUANT to an order of his honor, Judgo J. S. Colli ran, passed June 27, 1882 all i persons having claims against the Estate of JOHN 11ROXIE JETER, deceased, are required to present and establish them before ine at Union C. II., on or before the twenty-second day of August next. J. C. WAt.LACK, Special Muster. i j?a? ro 2(t at