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Stout's, N. C., Jan. 10, C<i/>t-J. F. Johnston: i*tar sir?li is with pleasure I can certify that the IH Worse power Portable Ray State F.tigincaud (toiler licit I bought from you last January is ull 1 Could ask or hope to find in an engine of the same size of any make. I have been sawing, ginning and grinding almost daily with it, and it has not cost me one cent lor any kind of repairs. I car cut on a average 4.00J feet of one inch boards pel day with 8lL pounds <>f steam, and using not over three quarters 01 a cord of wood, Respectfully, yours. J.M. IIKNDKRSOX. IIiGiiKti Pkkiciit ??\ Cotton*.? New York. August l*i.--The Southern Railway and Steam ship Freight Commission, which has been in session here for the past tnree days, adjourned last evening, without, however, preparing a schedule of tatcs. The tendency of the discussion was in favor of higher rates. It was decided lliat I lu? f?:irrviiiir i;ito *v.?u m much toy lu\v and a higher rate was agreed Upon. Kxtiia Kaui.t Conx is tiik Maukkt.?Sr. Louis, August 12.?The first car of new c-irtt, well matured and in good condition, nrr.vcd here to day and was sold at auction on 'Change For sis dollars and seventy-live cents per hushel. It was raised near Waco, Texas. It is Mated that large lots oF the new crop oil! he ready fir shipment From Texas the latter part of this mouth. This art iv.al is unprecedented in piiut o. time. -o- ? Asotiikk Kit.mi S-.nr.mi I'i*. ? Atlanta, (in., August 10. ? A negro From Campbell County, who was accused of outraging a lo-yearold white girl, was taken out of jail last night at Newnan, tin., where lie was carried for safe keeping, and hung by a par'y of seventy-live men lie was tried hy the crowd and confessed that lie and (mother man had committed the deed. Yr.li.nw Fr.vkit in Tkxa*. ? Laredo, August Id. ? (.hiring the twenty four hours ended at 8 o'clock lust night, t iventy-five new cases of yellow fever appeared in Itrownsville, in this State, and twenty three in Matiimoras, Mexico. In the Clatter place eight deaths from the disease occurred, and in the former one death. An agreement had been reached between our government and that of.Mexico hy which hostile Indians may he pursued within certain limits across the boundary of either country. Tit is is a sensible agreement, and is an evidence of the Letter understanding now existing between the two Itepiihlics. MA I ? 111 101), blNI?Kti-Mt.*L.\UC,|ILl\\ ? Murrie-l. <?n ilie H\|i iiist.. at the resilience of the brhle's father, by Itev John It. Wilson, Mr. T. Lets l.itnler to Miss Kmuia II. .Me Laugh 11 it, all of Union Count} , SC. V li I F F 0 It I) S E 31 I X A It Y. Union, So. Ca. mill-: Fall Term will open September II. 1SWJ. 1_ Pupils reeeiveil at any time, ami chargeil from week of entrance till close of term. A.l b ess, Ki;V. II. (i. CLIF.TMIK. A no IS :{:{ It GINS ! GINS ! ! \\7"l'' !U'1* agents for the following reliable T T ti ns ? Feeders an.I t'otiilettsors : Win*lii|?, l*rat(, l.lliotl. Prices low?Terms Kusy. FA It It & THOMSON. Aug IS if For Sale. TWO VAHJ3 ItLi: MOitl^. \ XT L oiler for sale ' he tw i line brick Store T Y llooms on main stie't. below tlic L'l.ion Hotel, known as the Harris ILiihliug. These Store minus are well finished, with tin roots, an I in a line business location. They will be soi l separate or together* Tides Hiiarautcc-ii. Apply to li. 31. N S. S. SfOKI'.SIleal Lstale Agetits. \ ug IS TI tf LONG LEAF FltOM LEXINGTON, S. O. Wi! will lulivcr at Union S. t\, or any Si r lion between Alston uiiil Union, Lumber nl ilie fallowing rales. I'rinic Heart per 1,0(10 feet .Merchantable 1-' to 10.o() " " Heavy Tun tiers 17 " " l.eive your orilers with Win. A. Nicholson, our amliorized Agcat for Union County. UFO It 1> .S: WINUAltl). Aug IS ;! '! 'Jin Auction Sale. 1> Y virtue of a power containcil in a mortgage ) 'lee I exeeuleil Ky Sarah Willaril la Susan-I. Ili!l lie iring date'Jii lleccuioer 1 HS1 ami reeor<ii* I in I lie ollice of I lie llcgister of Mesne Conveyauce for Union County, in Itook of Mortgages 17 Nil ">. pages 'J'.Mi, 'J!I7, J'.'H ami "J'.l'.t. (sai'l mortgage 'lee I having been duly '.ssigned to me) I will sell before I lie. t'ouri House iloor al I inoii t'oiirt House, on Monday I lie -lib 'lay of September INS'J, all I be light title interest ami estate of kui I Sarah ll \Villar<l in ami t i all that tract <>f laii'l containing twelve hundred acres, more or less; situate in Union County iti the State of South Carolina; about six uiiies below Union Court House, butting ami lioumltiig on Fair For est ('reek an I Ian Is of Fra/.er, Mrs I'lark, Hiles Woo ls hi. C S. tlreer. Mrs Hng.an ami others.? Terms of Sale?Cash. W. ?'. THOMSON. Aug IS ,'J.! !?t Wood ! Wood ! ! Wood ! ! ! COilUS of I'ine Wool for sale* Apply A 111 II IK II. STOKKS or W. H. W lines lb i:s. .Au-C 1 1 \V1 lilt vicBts:( i i;<>\TBji;aa?i, \i:ak JIT. TAItOIC. w I W I I.I. j?ivo ii lirsi class ISurliecnr in lite beau J I?l*i i! rivuoii iliij rn til lioMvcen Mi, T ili.iian I \V ,\ M i irlteail's Since, oil TL'KSDA V. A IT. A general invitiiim is "Meiiilc I i.iilie citizens ol'tlic c >ii*iiv iin l a f! 111 liiiir giiiiiMiiiri'il. U II.1,1AM AblMS. SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMY, I'll A I! I.IvS TON, S. C. rnl-s|ii:i> |S|.?. Will bo itiPil.iMislie I I >i-11.Iter 1st. fully <ii j4 inize'l iiii'l c |tii| j (*'I. ('III. J. 1*. I'll OX VS. Snp'l. I'.iy ('til.-Is ItiS'.'ivcil Froiii Any Slats*. .111 in secure xTnissi iii, :i;i;ili 'iii ill inn- iic in : ! in a I\ liic i (* -ii. JOJI.NSDN il Via )Di?, I :i iiriu hi bitr I >ii Vi.iiliirs, I 'hi.r M in S C. . u ' \ I i. " t'li' , '/el' I in4, iIIfiii ina11nil, \ i: ' * Aug 11 IV* It . * i - For S!;?U' Senator. WILLIAM MUNltO. Tin* vacancy hi thisnllice should In1 till.sl by on who po**i.*, i iliv ultilily, character ami force t> make the < oiinty ol I'uioii have lis proper inlluelicc in the Sell| ate chamber. Such a man i> WILLIAM MUNltO, l.s| <|'iire, who, il'ehiiM'ii, u ill worthily represent his coti-titueney, uial also reflect erclil upon the futility which elected linn His name is respectfully submitted to the voters at the primary election to he held on the la*t l-'riday in August next, for the otiico of State Senator. IIohm' ol" Hoprt'Mcatalives. WILLIAM JEFFEK1ES. Tlie friends of .Mr. Willi.lin JcU'eries, remembering ins past faithful and able services us their Kcprcscutative in the Legislature tin J having every cutilhiciicc ih his ability and patriotic devotion to the best interests of his constituents, place his name before the people of Union as a candidate for a seat in the House of ! llepi eseuiatives. HIloUUL 1$. TL't'KLH. KniTiitt ut iiikTi.mks. ? \t tlie earnest retpte-l of a few of my leading friends, who believe that ifn candidate 1 may be successful in the I'ritnury election, 1 hereby beg leave to announce myself as a candidate lor membership in the House of Kepresontalivcs in the ensuing election. UEOUUK lb TUCK Ell. * COL I. ti. M> KISS It K. Tli- friend* of fob I, ti. NlcKis*iok, announce hi* nam a* a < .uulilale for re-elect i >ii to the llou* of Itepre.*.'illative*, at the ensuing piiinary election, fob Mi Ki**ick h i* ever been falthlul to the iru*t* lu-retofore rcpo*ei| in him. lie has always been at his post when t Ii1 u:l. iv*i* of hi*fou:ily were at stake. Let u* show our apple, i it ion of hi* scrv ice* hy a heart v ami cheerful support. MANY" l ltlLXIiS. JOHN U. M1STBU. A SEW DKl'AKTUUI-;?TIIH Ol-T-TCH SttKKINU TIIB MAN. Mi:. 1 1i>it<?i::?After many ami repeated .olicilutioiis, Mr. ti I!. Miuter ill' Cruys Keys Township has coiisettled for hi* name In gu before ilie aulliori/.<l voters, at the approaching llciuocratie l'riinary Kleetiun, as a candidate lor iioniination, as one ol I lie representatives of Uniuu t oiin.y in the Male Legislature. JollN KODliKK. The frieiulsof John Kodger take pleasure in aunotniciug his u.iiiie as a candidate for a seat in the House ol Hepresetilativ. s of this Mate. 11. L. tiOSS. The friends of II. L.tioss, recognizing his eminent littles. for t he position, announce linn a candidate tor a seat in the House of Koprrsentatives ol this Mate. C. C. CL'l.l'. The several classes of our eoniuiunity should have a representative on our County ticket and in behalf ol tile young men we ivpectlully suggest the name oft". Culp. Mr. Culp possesses all the qualities tteeessary to till that oil ice with eredil to himself and the County which elects hint. t For t; .iinly t'oiiniiissionorM. ITenhy r. UKADY. Through the solicitation of a number of citizens from dtlleretit sections of tliei utility, 1 otter myself as a candidate for County Commissioner, (rood Koads and good lit idgcs, at the least cost to t lie County, and economy ill all our County allairs, will be the rule of action with lue, if 1 am ceded. II CN11V L\ liltADY. T. J KFFKKSON 1IAUKIS. Mtt. llniioti.?You will please announce Mr. T. J. Harris a candidate for County Commissioner. We have k own Mr. Harris for many - years and feel safe in commending Ititti to the voters of Cnioti County as an exelletii business mail?such as is gtcatty needed to manage our County allot rs. and in every rtspect he has the inieihgeiice and other iptaiilicaiions necessary to till the position to the best interests of the county. lit?til*, ti. 15.\ I I.KY. Mk Kit tok : ? You will please announce Mr. li. 15. liatley a candidate for County Commissioner. Mr. 15ailcy is an intelligent, honest and industrious man, one who knows the value of good roads and good bridges to a County, and alsu how to make and keep them in good condition, at the least cost, lie will make a capital o lit - cur. II uluulO'I. I'. II. CCDL>. Mil. Kniruit.? I'iuckncy Township lias always l>eun in ilie iiiint in Democracy, ami lias more voters Ilian any township except Union, lias never asUeil lor an (Mice ; in view ot these lacts we res peel lit lly announce Mr. F. K. Cmld as a ( a ml Mai e lor 'lie (Mice of ('utility I'oiiiinisnioncr. Vole lor l*it/'i/," an I have good Kna>ls ami llridges. "1'INCWNKY." C. C. SAUTOU. Mr. C. (' Sartor is respectI'ully annoiiiiceil as a candidate lor County Commissioner. Ills friends feel assured thai Mr. Sartor's intelligence ami high character will commend liiin io ilie l'ctuociatic voters o! the County, and are satislieJ (hat it' elected the important duties of the otlice will he faithfully performed in the interest of the | uhlie, * (111.MIIK 15. UltUKIl. 1 he friends oftiilnter t'. llreer, knowning that he possesses all the necessary qualifications for the ollice ami that lie is a worthy and honorable man, announce him a candidate for (.'utility Commissioner. * MA I, II, J. THOMSON, The fiicnds of Maj. II, .1, Thomson announce him a candidal.-nu t In1 nll'ire of I muily I'ninmis-iniicr. Major l ieno-.ui i-an ini llig.nl (i.ai lieal man, and if dueled would do all ill hi-|miw. i'to l.nng all ill a system of eeoiioiny and reform in oiirl dimly all.iir-, thai would li - li. it 'li. i.il to all ihi- |ie.i|ile, JOHN T. HAWKINS. We, the friend, of Mr. Johii Haw kins, knowing him lo lie a worthy mail and w< II .jii.tl i !' >- I for l lie |i.?ui.iu, ! illi li. .linee III>il a candidate for I In* nil ice of l ouilt V > olilj mi?hnnr. JON AS I.. SWINK. The iri, ud- of Jonas I.. Swiuk lieli vine thai lie will ! discharge i he 11 il i - of I lie nll'iee for I lie liesl i li I crest s ul I llu' eoiinly, iieiinii.il. him as a candidate for t ouiily i oiiiiuissiniier. Il you want good roads and In idgoa vole for Jonas I.. Sw ink. MIt. KitVIN WOOl?. Mr. Krvill Wood's sueeessful management of his own allairs i-.i-u.li.i ill guaranty that lie would prudently j inanag.-I lie allairs ol the I 'otilily ; lie is llierelore re? ' 11- -? 11lllly |il. s.'llli d In I lie vol i s ol I' lli ?ll i oil li I y a- a siiiliilde call" I ida I e lor I lie oil iiv ol l on lit y t'uin in issi.-n r ai I lie approaching priuiarv electiuii. MANY I I I IZKNS. Itl.V. SI I >NKY H. K. I AI 1.1'. The many friends ol Itev. Sidney |i. I', (.unit, of Noi 111 I 'a, ol.i, ri -fieri lolly -it I il il i I Ins name to I lie i ol tof I' nioli t iniiily as ii suilalile |ier.-oii to till 111.- olfiee of < 'onilly Coniini?ionrr. I'.w--ing every ipi.ililn.il ion lirrrssary to i ill li 11 iii,- duties of till* oil le-, We know lie will. if. I end, reflect honor upon liiiu-. Il and ll.n-r i who i "li *el III iii. II ' will holiest 1 v ill lid ' ill ' r- -II11 Ol iii* i I'riiuary Irriioii. a ad llirnagh ' llui and thin support the I vuioei i:i. Party, il-ininline - iiud I'latform. For rri'iitniri'r. ( A I'I-. TIHIMAS COMIlll. III.' iii.my 11 i'u*!-. <>| ( :i;?!. Ilnin.h (uiiit, knowing I*iin to In* a truly Imiuu.iMc iii.in ami w?*ll i|ii:il l??r I lie |h i hiriii.iiu c i?l I li* din i? > ol lli<f?llitv, li.'ifliy iumiiiii.ii - I 11 i .i raiulitl.ili l?r t ouiily l r. .iMi.vr. A >uii r\ i - -i :?i Kvi-i 1.11 inn li lia* |ii(iv? i| Iii in 11 I *?I ??* .i l.ihlii ltd 111?" i. .i 11 hi .-.ml i ti?l i . i ii j i*? 1111 'inn ii. SAN!>i wi;j? N' >t will |i|< iiiiimiiiir my n;iiii<' its a ranli'lab' I t I lie "il Ki"l I I..I-H i.i"l I iii'iii i bum v. It I > 11 it i ! I l> ii'imin ili'il liy Ili |i "|'l. . ai > "nltiia It ilia pivsmil law, I Mi.ill I > I -rali lul In lii< in ; ami il appni.l< >1 by I In' :i|i|i i;111.114 |i'iw i r, I -.liail I ry to lailliliilly ili-i liar,;'' tin* lllllli-.i u| tin "II .i l l u o. (o.NNoi:. Tli li i ml- "I" Mi. U iili.im <?. (' iiimt piv-i-iit liini It iIn- m.I't i ai Iiir i iiMiin^ I'riniary I I-Iimi |br I li ?>ilu ii r.iii'iy I laMirii'"I I iiitii. I'nr \i liii'li In is, by iliuiu ii-r aii'l ability, so wi-ll <| i ilri I w W s ill'. 'l b' fi'i t.?I< uf \\" 'V ill kiiTwiii'i lii< ability to parI'uriii l lii* In) > "ili .iml li.n in/ lull I'onli I- ilri' in In* ins < - i |a . ui bint as a i aiiiiiiiaiT lor tlii' nllim il I r aiiiii'i'ol'Liiioii i iiiuity. W II. S. IIAKUIS. Mi- I.Mi'ii:. Wi'r. >|n'i'ilully anii i.ma III iiaiut* of W i> >. 1! hi is . < a ui'liil il<-I u' Ilio i lli' ' ol (' unity Tl M?.ll I", 11 till' >11-11111/ I'li'l'lillll. (IKS'. ?. 1! Htsri'Il. Ill'* fri ii I n )' !' I' isI'T, tit * pr si-lit inriitii' I i.ili I, b i'in i "in ina I Ii i:: I a rami i III I ' mi lit ( I !' a mi' r <i< :i |-*<?>|. i li;i* Mi.nt'' :i |>MI|I|||, l.lillilnl. Ii i 11 ^I I ami?.11Tr isiuvr, ami lliai is i lie only clmrat i t j .1 111 ill We >I|II||||| li.ive ill -lirll III ililI "!.IllI ..Hire. * I>i:. .1 iv i n?.M.\s. T!i l:i I'. I I' I' Ii-i ' ? li |i.'.n..| lii'n- Ii v.i.-n .iii ill i hi il?-- i iii I ?."7 ami MTs, unjioiipc liim 1 Mu ll i lu'lei- Mr Trri'iir r <>r 1'ilPMi r.winl'y. For l*robutc Jmlgr. DAVID JOHNSON, JK. The friends of Mr. David Johnson, Jr.. announce hi in . % > u candidate for rivlu'liun to ill offi of I'rohato Judge. Mr. Johnson hat till -d this iiii|M>rtant office, to , tin* complete satisfaction of all who have li.nl business in i that court, and w ith signal ability, lor lour years. Hut lew men have higher qualities lor that |msitin!i and nolle i , C >?ild discharge its duties more honorably and promptly i I than he has. He M ill do to tie to under any emergency. JAMES M UKE. The friends of Mr. James M. Gee, knowing him to be fully comiKtcut ami having full confidence in his integrity and honor, present him to the voters of Uuion as a candidate for the office of Probate Judge. For Srliool I oiiiiiiissioiirr. | I>. A. TOWNSKND, ] Mtt. Ktirrot:.?The friends of Mnj. 1>. A. Townseud I take pleasure in auiioiiueiiig his name as a candidate 1 for rcnomination in the cusuiug primary election for the | ollicc of School t onuiiissioner. Me lie,sis no rcutuuieniliitioti. His cducution and long csjieri lice ss a teacher j cmiucutlv ipialily him lor the (Hisit ioii, while his past re, cord as School otliccr attests his efficiency. KKV. J. S. IiA I LEV, Tli * f.iends of Hev. J. S. Itiiley, propose liis name as a suitable man to till the office of School t omuiissioiicr. Mr. Itailey has, for many years. been preaching to feeble t'liiirclics which have not Sllppoltisl him. it el'etcd ' to this office according to tlie plan adopted by the convention, he w ill serve the people to the best of his ability. For Auditor. JAMES W. VINSON. ] The friends of Mr. James \V. Vinson place i his tiaine before the people of Union C.unty as a candid.tie for the ollicc of Auditor Mr. Vinson is well acquaittte I with the wo k of the ollicc having net formed the duties for I eight years, willi iiiucli satisfaction to ilie people. No one cuii doubt liis ability, and we feel confident lie would devote all bid time and best energies to a strict and impartial disc barge cf the duties of (lie ollice, if be should be elected. JOSHUA P. MULLINAX. Tbc friends of .losbua 1*. MiiUinax antiouuce biin a ctitididiite for the office of Auditor of Union County. Not only do we tlink him capable of tilling tlie ollice, but we know biiu to be an industrious and worthy man. * W. \V. IH'tillHS. The oilier of Auditor is one of the most important in the ( utility and should lie tided hv a thoroughly cunipctcnt iiiuii. The friends of \V. W. Ilnghcs, knowiiig liiiu to lie fully ooin|?ctciit and cxpriciiccd in the olficc, respectfully Milniii t his numcto the voters of thei'otiiity, at the priinary election, us u candidate for that otfiee. J. C. YOU Nth The many friends of Mr. ,1. l". Voting, knott ing him to he fully competent to till the ollicu, nominate him us a euudidutc lor i lie olliee of Auditor of In ion t V unity. Managers of Primary Election. KOU.MS UxF.tTTIVK I '(> M M ITTKK, ) Union 7tb, Aug., IHK'2. j rililE following name I persons will act as JL managers of the l'rituary Election, to be held on the _'-">tli inst., at the precincts hereinafter named respectively, viz : (Hiftba' ? II. IV. Lee, Win. Smith, R. M Fiuclicr. Cross Keys?W. S. Gregory, D. N. Wilburu, Fittclter lletsil. Goshen //ill ?1>. S. Leo, It. 15. Lyons, <5eo. (). II ugV.ey. Fish /him?.). A. Hancock, J. S. Welch, A. (J. Lyles. Stintnc? .lames Ctifler, S. 8. Crosby, Jos \V. J times. ties' ? W. R ISriggs, K. I'. Vaughn, Joshua Foster. A'elh/'s?Dr. Rub't. Little, II. R. Fotvler, T. N. Kelly. J'linxcille?W. J. T. tilcnn, iSeiijauin Kennely, J. II Coleman. I'nion ? R. 0. Johnson, J. 0. 11 ix. A. D. Spears. Stiriit/'s?Jas. T. .Morehcad, Jus. L. Walker, S. J. II. Howell. Wit kins vi tie?C. W. W bison.ant, T. M. Littlejoiin, Thomson Robhs. Drai/lonville ? W. 1). Alexander, Erasmus, Tate, Thus A. McWorter. Timber Unlye?Jas R. Liltlejobii, J. C. (.'rocker, II A.Tate. Gltiii'li/t"ir</ Mills ('has. Sims, Thos J. Orr, Tlio s. J. Haines. Ry order of Coinmittc. W. (,'. W.vi.i.ack, DA VID JOIIXAOX. jr. Secy. Chairman. Aug 11 :V2 :'.t Bngfiies! Biigies!! AT VERY LOW PRICES, ' FOR CASH I 'or on time, CAT.L <>> W m . A NICHOLSON, on JOHN RODGER. Aug 11 82 ii IIKIDYILLK MALE SCHOOL. 15. 1\ UK 11). A. 15. ) ? : , J.T. KOBKIU'S, A. 11. / l*'"'1""1*Next session begins Sept. l.'ltli, ISS'J. * A its 4 :i 1 .">t STATIONARY ENGINES. 'V !,rc Agents for Union County for the i fV celebrated Frick Engines ami offer them, for C >sh or on time, upon better terms than can be obtained .or any other engine . Kvery Engine is guaranteed, ami put up in perfect running order by Mu. P. K. Kant, who I is a practical Machinist of considerable experi [ CIICC. liiiKiiit'M ICcpuirod. Mr Fa:;t will repair Fnjcines upon the shortest milieu iiii'l at reasonable charges. FA NT \ MiKISSlCK. July '21 '2!' 'Jni Notice to Road Superintendents. Ol! 1 >FI'<.s are hereby given to all IJoad Superintendents to have ilicir mads pm in , good unlet' l>y Sept 1st 1S>'2, ami In semi in In | i lie < 'uiniiii?siuiier.s lull reports of I lie comlilioii I of ilie mails mi or before (lie 'Jml Tuesday in I Seplcinher. The Superintendents nnisi meel : I lie public ileinaml, by a strict alieutiun lo this order. P?y order ol' Hoard. J. C. H A I.LACK. Clerk. Notice to Creditors. ; prusr AN T to mi order made by his llniinr j L. .Inde .1. S. Col It ran, at June I er in, 18S'J, of the Court of Common Fleas for Union founiv, ihe Creditors of MILTON M. IIU.MI'll KlUS. leecasel, are required to establish their demands against said deceased before me on or j before the J nil day id' September, lisMJ, or he I forever barred. J.V.MKS Ml'NItO, Master. I in no VM *J"> out liVKI'M-V CUV 111(111 SCHOOL. W. K. Mi'AKillCIt. ) ? . , J. M. T.\SKi;i!SLi:V, / 1 imcip.tls. Scenth Annual Session. I'll .-I IVi in Mniii|:iv, Ati^u-i I ti!i, 1SS-J 1 i if I'.iiuciii irs :t I lru>s tin' |>rt icipals, (< 1 illii?*y < 'it v. S. f Jfine "0 ' 2m 1 VIRGINIA STORE! | OC GRAND CLOSING-GOT SAI.E| OF Spring* and Summer Goods, for the next ?>0 days. Now is the time to buy. Kverv tiling reduced to wholesale prices Drews CroodsK. 3IiiHliiiN, Piques, Swisses, LACE CURTAINS, CALICOES, ETC. :o: rarasois, ivans, Mitts, Laco Gloves, Hosiery, Neck-wear, Handkerchiefs, Buttons Etc. O <> T IIINd. A nice line of Ladies and Gent's Shoes always on hand. Straw Mattings Carpets, Crockery and Tinware. F. C. JONES, W. W. JONES, Manager. Proprietor. Spartanburg and Union, S. C. Ocl 28 4 2 ly A FULL STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS JUST HECELA 101) BY FOSTER & WILKINS. ALL THE NEW STYLES. ' Tifli IiA I { < J 10 -' L* ASS< > J { IWIJO > T THE BEST QUALITIES, AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES! SATISFY YOURSELF BY GALLING ON US. Oct 21 41 if I S E LL A S C H E A P AS ANY FURNITURE HOUSE I N T II E 8 T A T E :o: MY STOKE IS Ho FEET LONG ON THE FIRST FLOOR AND HO FEET ON SECOND STORY. J CARRY AN T irnni\Tf1 IT rtfliA /t ir /\n liUMEAftE ft 1UUK. UF FUKiNITUKE, CAW IMAGES. MATTRESSES, PICTURES, MOULDINGS, FRAMES, WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES AND MIRRORS, ALSO A FULL LINE OF COFFINS AND CASKETS. TIIOS. W.ANDREWS, formerly with Mr. Nichols, is with me. <1 omo siiid Soe 1'S nl, THE WHITE FRONT. E. M. ANDREWS, SUCCESSOR TO E. G. ROGERS, Trade St., Charlotte, N. C. Send for Photographs and Prices. Oct L'S 4 J \y M M ..1 1.7 TT I II A \ ~ A^nA" leal music House. v' - , v, " ?, Branch of Ludden & Bates. Ell?lQ6^ HIlll BOllfirS . Grand Midsummer Sale. ?? I'rrjmrintj lmtl Tm.tr. STATIONARY AND PORTABLE buy now and pay when cot- j ton comes in. Engines and Boilers, 200 Pianos and 500 Organs, from g to 200 horse power , Variable Cut-off Engines For Thousands of niusic.d l*i!iiilien :iro intend ' iiiii t?? jatrchase Pianos and Organs in the | .N >11 IjIjS. tail when cotton comes in. Why wait '! \ i? . . . . 1 .. 1: . ? .? 1 1 . 1 We present in another column a certificate IJuyat once,anil enliven toe lonir. hot sum ! r 1 . ? . J i i i i i it from purchasers of the met tin mi lis with iniiMC and make the " 11 ir- I vest Home' still more joyiul. j Bay State Engines. Midsummer Special Offer. ? , .. . .... . * Head it. nil I you will Ien*n I Hell the largest I tuliT niir Midsummer S.ilu we off r to Hoilers mid Best Engines now made. No ironm II durino the months of JI NR, JULY, i" keep up stem, with my boilers. .All A r<5 PST. and S KPT KM UK It, lSS-', '""I-''1""* and boilers fuily warranted. IWtfi.il ... . .... . , ...... | to write tor circulars and prices before buying. PI am* and OU(iAN>.o| every make. , aUl, flirilWl 1 ?l vie and price, at our very lowest cash ......... . SAW Ml I.I.S COMIM.r.I'K. roltN* AXI) WIIKAT ' *' xr , .?>> MILLS COMI'LETK KEADV FOR SETOn I lanos s >o Cash, Balance .V?o 1 82. T|N(J r? ItKSIIKRS AND SKl'ARAOn Ori/ans 810 Cash, fin fa nee .Vo v 1, 82. TO US ROSS COTTON Without Interest or any Advance on Price. I'KKSS SOUTHKUN .i , . . ... ? i,i STANDARD II balance can t lie |, ml in tie lull, longer tune will lu piven, with a reasonable COTTON PRF.S5. increase n| price All instru uuiitso! every i jjludo mi,) price included in the sale. Tell ' l'r'<" /minus' thus, (ironjin cntrnmnl ' voiir musical Iriends of it. Write in Im j <s'"< {\r(;'in ''//'* ^nft,,,g , ... . . i i.i'l I'uilei/x, I linn'/, J't runij't, ,\e., ,ve., ( italn^ues, Price I,1st, < irculars. 1 his ./ /./, / j > oiler c'oscs October 1st. 1882. i l HIS 1'. JOII.VNTOX, Address I, IT NOHI'iYi'K. < < , ] tScn ! Apt. far ... < , s. l an?l (n .npei, t ulov McSuiith Music i louse, (?recnviile. S. (' J li-^e S.tvci. ( inirlntti** ,N. (' Miy 111 2H ly " .ttify _"* to *rf, Where to Buy Pure Medicines > Drugs, Perfumery, &c-t Jnv. l'OSKV & IIUO., luive on Imtnl nuil ure . constantly receiving additions lo r. Flill Line of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnish, I'nleut MIMUCIIIOH, Perfumery, Hair Oils A Varioty of Hair Dies & Restorers Tooth and Hair Brushes, F.M i: rOWDKKS AMI TOIIACT AUTICL.KM. Fancy Toilet and Laundry Soaps. l'oi'lict Hooks, Stationery Lamps of All Kinds, From the finest Swinging 11 it. I l.nmp to tlic wen little winey tincy llruss l.iunp. Pure Wines and Liquors, (For Medifiil I'tirposoH,) Port, Claret and Blackberry Wines, Whiskeys, Brandies and Gin. Crab Apple Vinegar. :o: TOBACO AND CIGAR S. A Fro*li Supply of GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, KIIOM FEItKY A Co., SIBLEY AN1> MUST. Onion Sets, ,Ve. :o: To Physicians IVc hnvc iv few Hypodermic Syringes and Self-Registering Fever Thermometers. we Ask the Public To coll and examine <mr Stock. Work ia aur motto, itud we nri alwnys rendy to wait on cuatotners .1 w. rosKY a mto. Opposite Union Hotel. JAMES H. RODGER, DEALER IN STOVES AND HARDWARE, GllOCEUIEN, HATS AND GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. A Full I,hi? of OOKfNU antl IIFATING STOVES, TINWARE, Ac., Ac* THE SEW FAKMKll GlltL COOK STOVE. Ml . Nothing further seems necessary Jo make the Farmer Uirl a perfect and benuliful cooking np? pa rains It has large Flues mid Oven, Patent Oven Shelf, Swinging lleniili Plate, Deep Ash Fit and Ash Fan Door. The Cross pieces all have cold uir braces and the <'overs are smooth nrd heavy. Large single Oven Doors, Tin-lined. The largely increased sales of this Stove af1 test its popularity?Kvcry Stove felly warranted. J. H. RODGER, Union C. 11. Dec ! 4H if TIIE HOUSEHOLD KKCEIIT HOOK OF the Detroit Free Press at. J. K. YOUNG'* May W 21 ?f I? I P. It1. \V MP'! TTRU HIV ii VV i?l V JJU 1UJ If AVISO now completed tlicir Spring I'ur1 L eha.ses are enabled to oiler to their patron* I .a large and carefully .selected stock, which ihty will dispose of as low as the same good* con he bought elsewhere. Their friend* and the public generally are invited to call, and if NEW GOODS, T,OAV l'HIOKS, AND POLITE SALESMEN will please, they cannot fail to he pleased. All we ask i* a careful comparison of our goods and pi ices and we will guarantee that yor will be pleased, whether you wish to buy on not. Do Not Fail to Come, AND (JIVK T.TH A TltiAL. We are always happy to show goods, whether we sell or not. KICK A McIXllF. May -? IS tf Carriage Painting. H AVISO employed Mr. II. T. Owens, one of the best Carnage I';.inters in the South, I 1 I. ,?,l ^ II. a?,| 4'nr. | X.I.I ......J, ... I liiiges in (lie most substantial manner, we invi'e rll persons having ohl vehicles they wish to he mude as good as new at a reasonable expense, to send them to us and, realize that "Ohl things have passed away: behold, ohl j buggies have become new. IIOIIINSOX & ALLEN. June 2" 'Jo .".in Notice to Creditors. 1JUI5NUAST to nu order of bis honor, Judge . J. S. Colli rail, passed June 21, l^H'J all persons having claims against the Estate of ! JOHN I'iKOXIE JET EH, deceased. Hie required ' to present and establish them before me at j I'nion C. II., on or before the 1 wenfy soeond day t<d Align 1 next. J. C. W.\|,LACB, Sfo-rH? M-Sti*4 tiirtV- 'ft 2ft tn