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n _ -_T frr* * SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE WILL OPEN OCTOBER 3d, 1882. CourtlM ?f Study ?General Science. l> Mechanics and Engineering, Agriculture, Clas- ^ sical Course. Latin Course. <t Partial ( Olimt'R. in English Studies, ? Practical Mathematics. Practical Agriculture. v Students a limited to any Course Tor tvlilch * they are prepared. : Tuition Free. Annual Fee of $10 for repnirs. Board, in private families, fruin $1*2 to $15 a month.? Excellent hoard in messes at from $8 to $10. Entire expenses need not exceed $125; ought not to exceed $175. . ! For further information, nddiess BENJAMIN SLOAN, Seo y of Faculty, Columbia, S. C. * _ Aug 25 ^ _ 34 4m* ~ Notice to Hunters. ALL persons are hereby warned not to hunt upon my lands. Any person doing so will 0 be prosecuted to the extent of the law. J. T. IIILL. e Aug *25 34 3t H me union 1 MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMIES Will resume llteir excrc:scs Sept. 11, 1882. J AS. B. STEEDMAN, Sec* v. u Aug 25 34 If* > C L I F F O R D S E M I N A R Y. 3 O Union, So. Ca. ? THE Foil Term will open September 11. 1882 Pupils received at any time, ami charged A from week of entrance till close of term. Addiess, KEV. B. 0. CLIFFORD. y Aug 18 33 4t < GINS I " GINS I ! ~~ I WE nre ngents for Ilie following reliable G.os?Feeders and Condensers : WillMlllp, b Pratt, Elliott. Prices low?Terms Ea?y. n FAUR & THOMSON. i? Aug 18 33 tf For Sale. TWO VALU.I llLE STORES. y V WE offer for sale the two fine brick Store fl Booms on main stie*l. below the Union w llutel. known as tlie Harris Building. F These Store rooms are well finished, with tin roofs, nnd in a fine business location. pi.-.. ?.. 1 i - - - ...vj n'n -i?5 oiii-i 9i))<nnue or logetnerTitles Guaranteed. Apply to R. M. & S. a. STORKS- *' Kenl Estate Agents. , Aug 18 38 tf l( LONG L E A F ? PINE LUMBER FROM ,t LEXINGTON, S. 0. WE will deliver I Union S. 0.. or any St? lion between Alslou and Utiioti, Lumber - at lite following rales. ^ Prime Heart *17.50 per 1,000 feet j, Merchantable 1 - to 13.50 " t) Heavy Timbers 17 " " c Leive your orders with W'm. A. Nicholsju, our authorised Ageat for Union County. BFORD & WINGARD. Aug 18 83 2m 11 Auction Sale. BY virtue of a power contained in a mortgage J deed executed by Sarah Witlard to Susan J. r Hill bearing date 20 Dcceunter 1881 and recur- h ded in the nllise of tho Register of Mesne Con 11 veyance for Union County. in llook of Mortgages c E No 5. pages *208, 207. '208 and 200. (said mortgage deed having been duly - ssigued to me) I wdl sell before the Court House door at Union Court House, on Monday the 4th day of Septein- '' ber 1882, all the right title interest and estate of v said Sarah G Willard in and to all thai traci of u land containing t welve hundred acres, more or w less; situate iu Union County in the State of Sonth Carolina; about six miles below Union Court House, butting and bounding on Fair For ^ est Creek an l lands of Froze.-, Mrs Clark, Giirs Woodson, C. S. Greer. Mrs Hogau and others.? Terms of Sale?Cash. W. T. THOMSON. ,a Aug 18 , 83 St Wood ! Wood ! I Wood ! ! ! i> 1.00 '>'BS Wood for sale- Apply ^ ARCHIE R. STOKES or W. E. WillTESlLES. Aug 1.1 8*2 If RP.11IVII.I.R If 41.1? Ot'Uftftl V .aJMM AM 4? Ai 14 t7V/?aV\/U? B. P. HEID. A. B. 1 ? , 1, J.T. ROBERTS, A. B. } Prinelwto. ^ Neil session begins Sept. 13lh, 188U. * Aug 4 81 fit MORE NEW GOODS c AT THE I LITTLEGREEN FRONT. ' u a Roasted and Rant Coffees, 11 Sugars, Rice and Teas, Ferris' Fine Hams and Tongues, Jellies in Tumblers, d CANNED GOODS c ft Pine Apples. Peiohes and Egg Plums, Tomatoes. Okra and Corn, Polled Meats, u Shrimps, Oysters, Salmon. u French and Other Candies. J Snow-fl ike and all other Cracker*. Oigara and Tobacco. 1,000 tore*! King Cigars, 1.000 Standard of the World, * 1,000 Town Talk. C All the best brands of Tobacco, ? WL. Mr. William James hae charge of the ? bosiiiH.s in inv iimsiim ?n,l k. ? in ?.- ??1 v ... |..CW? to wall upon nil who iniy pitnoixo llle esinblmh- * moot. W. M. CIIBBE1 June 30 tfti ,* if tAT B8T8T* LBS h | SPRING MILLINERY, ! ^ Just Received at r< Mrs. G-RA\T'S. ? n .. :o;?? si HWISO returned from New York with n ^ Nr*e nn assortment ?f 81'illSfl AMI* SUMMKIl Ml M.INP.ItY. I >n?he the |..i die* in cull nn I exituine mv extensive H'nek 1 H u I'n'iern Bonnet*. n IUk, Pluwern *n<l Hihhnni, Silk* mi l Uc?4, ^ IIni Ornnniriiln and n?vl?, f. Ladles' l>r**s Cap*. 11 Infant*' Cans. Kenl llxlr (J Iii. mid* up in ih? Infest atjrles Bridal iVreailis <in?l Veils. V Ac., kc., ko. * I hnnklnjr the people of Union for therfr iihernl |l p*iMn*f?, I invite ell I mil and examine ml stock and PrifPN, M I mn determined I* * sell ni the verjr lowest. kf MRS. /1H.QRIXT. . . , VrU R it *3 4 For Nlato Senator. WILLIAM MUNRO. The vacancy in this olBce should be filled by on.? wh< assesses the nliility, cliHractiT mill r?rco to uiuko tin 'utility of Uuiou have its pruper itilluencu in the Hen to chamber. Huoh a nmu Is WILLIAM MUNllt), Ls ulre, ? l-.o, it chosen, will worthily represent his cou.-ti ueucy, an t ulso reflect credit ? |?>n me County wliiel looted It.in. His name is respect fully submitted to thi olers at the primary clcctiou to beheld ou the las riday lu August neat, for the office of State Senator. * Houmc of ltcprvHvntatti CM. WILLIAM JEFPBK1ES. The friends of Mr. Williuin Jctl'eries, retncni enug his past faithful uml able services hi heir Representative iu the Legislature auti living every conlidence in his ability and pa riulic devotion to the best interests of his con litueiits, place his name before the people ol Inioti as a candidate for a seat in the House o; Leprese'ilatives. UEUltUE U. TUCKLK. Editor or thkTimks.? \t the earnest ret^tie" f a few of my leading friends, who believe Ilia I'a candidate 1 uiay be successful in the I'rimurj lection, 1 hereby Leg leave to aunouuc* uiysel s a candidate lor membership in the House o leprcscuiutives iu the ensuing election. OEORUE if. TUCKER. < nil. r <1 u^vikvn e tito friends of col. i, o. jtlcklulolt, announce hi wo as a candidate for reflection l^llie house u leprcsciilatives, at the ensuing piiuiary elceliou. col ickissick has over been falthiul to the trusts lierelofor eposcd iu him. lie has always been at his post whei he interests of his county were at stake. let us shot ur appreciation of his services by a hearty and checrfu up|*ort. many ku1lnd6. JOHN It. M1NTEIL l NEW DEPAUTUUE?THE OFFICE SESKINt THE MAN. mil. Editor:?after many and repeated solicitations ir. john it. minter of cross keys lowuslitp has con iutrd for his naiuo logo before the auluorised voters t hie approaching la-iuocralic frtuiary eleeliou, as i iiidnluic lor no. o mat ion, us one of llto representative f colon couuty iu tno atate legislature. jolln kolxil.ll. the friends of john itodger take pleasure in annouuc ig nis uaiue as a eauoiualo lor a seat iu the llouso o lepruseulmllves ot this state. ii. l. tioss. the fricuds ol ii. l. Cuss, recognizing his cuiinent fit ess tortile position, auuouucu inul aeunUnlate for a sea I the House ol ltcprcsculaiives ul tills stale. * C. C. CULP. the several classes of our coiumunity should have i ipreseutiitlve 011 our couuty ticket and iu belialt ol tin ouug uleu wo rcspccliully suggest tnu uauie of c. c nip air. culp possesses an ttie qualities necessary ti II Uial oU'ice witn credit to hiuisell and tuo Count] nicu elects linn. f I'ur Cuaiy C'viuuiltwloners. 11LNU* 1\ UltADY. through the solicitation of a number of cili ens ivoiu uillerem sections of the county, i utfei lysetf us it caiiiiidiiie lor county commissioner iuud itouds uud good bridges, ul the least cost li liecouuty, and ecouoiuy in all our couuty utiairs riil be the rule of action with tue, if 1 tin .ccied. 11enky i>. uicauy. T. JEFFEKSON HA1UUS. \l .. V v ? - -ill - .un. uunuh. ? iuu win please announce Air J. Harris a candidate for County Couiiiiis ioner. He have k own Mr. Harris for man; euis ami feel safe lu commending hiui to lli olers of Union County as an exeileut busitius tan?such as is gieuiiy needed lo uiauage ou 'oumy atfairs, uud in every rtspect lie lias iIn iitelligeiiue and oilier qualifications necessary j till (lie position to the best interests of thi oumy. ltUUr. il. BAILBV. Mu Ed.tor: ? You will please anuouueo Mr L. 11. llatley a cnuUidate for Couuty Coiumis loaer. Mr. llailey is an intelligent, honest and in ustrious man, one who kuows I lie value of gooi uud* uud good bridges lo a Coumy, uud als ow lo iiiukc uud keep theui in good condition t the least cost. He will make a capital oth er. if elected. F. 11. CUDIX Mit. Editor. ? Fiuckucy Township has ulway sen lo the front in Democracy, uud has inor olers than any township except Uuiuu, ha ever asked for an Otlice ; iu vie# ol these tact re respectfully announce .Mr. F. K. Cufld as lutididaie for 'lie Oltice of County Commissioner Vote for " yard," on 1 have good Kouds air Indges. riNCKNKY." c. C. SAKTOR. Mr. C. C Sartor is respectfully announce 8 a candidate for County Commissioner. His friends feel assured I hut Mr. Sartor's in Blligence uud high character will ooiumeni iin to the Deuiociuiic voters ol Hie Couuiy.un< re suiisried that if elected the important duiie f the otlice will be Atithfully performed in ib merest of the | ublie, ' * HlLMEtl C. ORDER. The frieudu oftliliner C. Ureer, knowuing tlia e possesses all the necessary qualifications fo he olhce and that he is a wormy and honorabl iuu, announce him a candidate for Couuty Coin aissiouer. * MAJ, H.J, THOMSON, Tho friends of Maj, 11, J,Thomson announce him xndidate lor the office of county Commission r. Major Thomson U au intelligent p.actical uiau, and I lecleil would do all ill his power to bring ab <ui a syst?fi f economy and reform lu our Couuty affairs, mat wool e beuettcldl to all the people, JOHN V. HAWKINS. We, the friends of Mr John Hawkins, knowing hit > he a worthy uiau and well qualified for tho poaitioi unouuee hhu a caudiduto tor the office of Couuty com llasioner. JONAS L. CSWINK. Tho friends of Jonas L. Hwlnk believing that he w|] lacliaigc the aullua ur the uttico Tor the I),-at interestst tie couuty, uouiiuale hua ui candidate for Couut Oiiiiiiissiuucr. ll' you wsut good roads and bridges vot >r Jonas L. Swink. MR. EKV1N WOOD. Mr. Krvlu Wood's successful management of his owl (fairs is a sublet ui guaranty that he would prudenil lanage (ho aitulrs of the County ; ho Is thereforo re? eolully presented to the voters of Union County as aitablo candidate mr the oUlcc of Couuty Couuuissiouc I (ho approaching primary election. MANY CITIZENS. REV. SIDNEY L>. F. UAULT. The many frleudJ of Kev. Sidney 1>. F. (fault, c forth Pacolet, respectfully suhuilt his name to the votei f Union t ouuty as a < <titable person to Oil the office c ounty Commissioner. Possessing every qualiftemio eeessary to lultill the duties of the olTicO, we know h dll. If elected, reflect honor upon himself aud thos 'ho elect him. He will houestlv abide the result of tb 'rimary election, and through "thick aud thin" sup|K>i ^e Democratic Party,its nominees aud Platform. For Treasurer. CAPT. THOMAS COMElt. The many friends of Cant. Thoiuas Coiner, knowin I in to bo a truly honorable inan aud well qualified ft lie performance of the duties of the office, hereby uon late III in a candidate for County Treasurer. As Suite i isor of llegtstration he has proved himself to be a fall I il otTicer, a courteous and ouliging gentleman'. O. 8ANDFORD GREGORY^ You will Dlease announce my name as a candtdato ft lie uiflco of Treasurer of Union County. If I should I omlnsted by the people according to the preaeot law, iiall foci grateful to tnjin ; and if appoluted by the aj olutlng power, I sball try to faltbiully discharge tli UtieS ol till-officel W . (I. CONNOR. The friends of Mr. William t?. Connor present hint t lie voters a. l.ie ensuing Primary I.lection lor tbooitic I ?: .il ty I'r asurer o( Union, for which ho Is, by cha. i-t r and ability, so w.-il qualifl jd. , W W. 8COTT. I'h i frl Midt of W. W. Scott. knowing bis ability to pet ir ii the duties of the oifljo and having full uoufidenc i his Integrity or .Men l Ulm as a candidate for the ultl I I'r asurer of Union Couuty. W H.S. HARRIS. Mr. Entroa. Wo respectfully announce the name i V. il M. Harris aa a ejiiillital., for il,.. ..iH.^. 'romtirjr, at th.i cumin# ejection. ~ GKW. H. B. KOMTKftJ/ Th? friend* of Geo. R. R. Furfur, Ike pratcnl Inmnn ant, hereby nominate hint a candidate for nunty Tr-ai t*t. limii. Pinkr haa made a prompt, faithful, hone* nd capable Troeaoivr, aim that la the only character i nan wu abouki have in audi an important otflce. For Probate Judge. DAVID JOHNSON, JIL The friends of Mr. David Johnson, Jr., announce him as n candidate for reelection to the oHwi of I'robato Judge. Mr. Johnson lias Ailed this important olHce, to * the complete satisfaction ol all who have had business In * tlinl court, and ?lib signal ability, for four years, lint " few men have higher qualities for that position and none cuulJ discharge its duties more honorably anil promptly t than he has. lie will do to tie to under any emergency. JAMES M. GEE. The friends of Mr. Jaince M. Gee, knowing him to be fully competent anil having full coufldcnce in his Integrity and honor, prcn >ul him to the voters of Uutoii as a candidate for the otflce of Probate Judge. * t For School Comuiitotloiier. \ D. A. TOWN SEND, Mn. Kditoh.?Tho friends of MaJ. D. A. Townsend take pleasure In unnouueiug his name as a candidate I for reiinininatlou in the ensuing primary election for tho I' office of School commissioner. He needs no r commendation. Ills education und long expert nee as a teacher einineutlv qualify him for the position, tvlitlo his past roconl as School officer attests his ethciency. I UEV. J. S. HA I LEY. I The f. ictids of Itcv. J. S. Uiiluy, propose his name as a . suitable man to till the olHeo of School Commissioner. Mr. llalley lias, for many years hcen preaching to fco hie Churches which have not supported him. II el:cted f to this otticu according to the plan ndoptei by the conrcnlioii, he will serve the p.ople to the best of his ability. Fur Auditor. a JAMBS w. VINSON. f The friends of Mr. Jntncs W. Vinson place Ins tiittne before lite people of Uuion UvUtity us u a cuiitliiiitte for the ottioeof Auditor. * Mr. Vinson is well acquainted with the wotk II of the ollioe having performed the duties for eight years, with much satisfaction to the people. No one can doubt his ability, nnd we feel ' confident ite would devote all his time and best euetgies to a strict and iuipariinl discharge cf the duties of the otlice, if he should be elected. J JOSHUA P. MULLINAX. The friends of Joshua P. Mullinax announce him a candidate for theollicc of Auditurof Union - County. Not only do we Hunk him capable of 1 filling the otlice, but we know hitu to be au in? dustrinus aud worthy man. * W. W. HUGHES, i The office of Auditor is one of the most important in th? County und should be It list by a thoroughly competent man. The friends of W. W. Hughes, knowing htm to Imi fully cotnpclenlaiidexp rienced lit the office, resiK-cl'ully subuii t his name to the voters of the County, at tho pri1 ntary election, as a candidate for that otlice. J. C. young] ' The many friends of Mr. J. C. Young, knowing hint lo ' ho fullv eoiii|s tciit to till the otlloo, nominate hint as a caiiiiMate for Ili?"ollio.* <>r Aiiililur of Union County. Managers of Primary Election. lvOOMS Exkcctivk Co'IMITTKE. 1 L'nioii 711>, Aug.. 1S82. / rnilK r>tll>)Wing named persons will not an j J. ni inagers of the Primary Election. Jo be held on ilie 25th itisi., m the precitiels hercinalter | named respectively, viz : Gihbs'?II. VV. Lee. Win. Smith. R. M Finchor. . Cross Kejs ?W. S. Gregory, D. N. Wiiburn, Finchur Retail. Goshen Hill ? L). S. Lee, R. II. Lyons, Geo. O. llugV.ey. y Fish Dam ? J. A. Hancock, J. S. Welch, A. C. t Lylcs. 3 Santuc- James Carter, S. S. Crosby, Jos W. r James. e Hughes' ? W. K Driggs, E. F. Vaughn, Joshua f Foster. j Kelly's ? Dr. Kuli't. Little, II. R. Fowler, T. N. Kelly. . Joncsoille ? W. J. T. Glenn, Oenja nin Kennedy, J. II. Coleman. Union?II. C. Johnson, J. C. Ilix, A. D. Spears. . Suratl's?Jas. T. Moreheod, Jas. L. Walker, S. J. II. Howell. Wilkinsi'ille?C. W. Whisenant, T. M. Litllcjohn, ] Thomson Kobha. u Draytonvil'.e?W. D. Alexander, Erasmus, Tate, Thus A. MoWorter. Timber Ihdye?Jas U. Littlejohn, J. C. Crocker, II. A. Tate. - Gland;/burg Mills Clias. Situs, Thos J. Orr, Tho s. J. Ilames. 8 lly order of Committe. a W.C. Wallace. DAVID JOHNSON, jr. 8 Sec'y. Chairman. s Aug 11 32 8t Blips! Billies!! J A.T j VERY LOW PRICES, f FOR CASH j 011 O N TIME, CA I .T . OTV Wm. A NICHOLSON, a OR ? JOHN RODGER. Aug 11 _82 4t SOUTH CAROLINA. MILITARY I ACADEMY, '* CHARLESTON, S. C. roU.iDEO 1842. II Will be reestablishe I October 1st, 1882, fully y organized and equipped. ? Col. J. P. THOMAS, Sup't. Q y Pay Cadets Received From Any State. a Cut to secure admission, application must be r made in advance to Uen. JOHNSON IIAGOOI), Chairman Hoard of Visitors, ,f " Columbia, S. C. 3 99" Address for proper fomis, ioforiuation, n &o. ? 0 Aug 11 82 4t <j ______ t Notice to Road Superintendents. ? /~\RDERS are hereby given to all Road 8uvJ perintendents to have their roads put in - good order by Sept 1st 1882, and to send in to the Commissioners full reports of the condition 8 of tho roads on or before the 2nd Tuesday in i. September. The Superintendents must meet r- the pnblio demand, by a strict attention to this a order. By order of Board. 1 J. C. WALLACB. Clerk. ?t Aug 4 81 4t Wntl OA CVAAUAM ^ ? vwawv W Vi A 1#\/A 0? id r)GRSUANT lo aii order innde by hia lienor XT J title J. 8. Colli ran. At June lerm, 1882. of ihe Court ?>f Common. for Union County, 0 i'io Creditora of MILTON M. IIUMPIlKlKS. |<" Jei-ea*ed. ore required lo cmabiiidi their de* mnud* against said doeeaeed before me on or before the 2->th day of Septemfier. 18M2, or bu forever burred. JAM&3 MUNttO, Mauler. 2 June \'S 26 8m Carriage Palntl g. * TV AVI NO employed Mr. It. T. Owcne. one of 11 ihe beet Carriage I'niuters iu the S?utli, And (wing prepared to repair lluggie* and CarriAgew in itiu nioei aube>anilal amount, we in? vi e . II person* having old vehidles they i, wish !< fie made as good ah new hi a reasonable ' expense, to eeml them to us and. reailae thai Old tilings hare paused away : behold, old Buggies hare breomo new. H ' ROltlNSON & ALLF.N. 1 ? June 28 ' 26 8u> i W #> r" VIRGIN] GRAND CLOI Spring- and 1 for the next 30 days. Now reduced to wholesale prices. I)reH? (ioods. MunliiiH, TrM LACE CURTAI1S Parasols, Pans, Mitts, L Handkerchiefs, Buttons Et O JLi Q A nice line of Ladies and < Straw Mattings Car] F. C. JONES, Manager. Spartanburg and Union, S. Oct J8 A FUL1 SPRING AND JUST III FOSTER , ALL THE TitU UARGMC , THE BES THE LOW SATISFY YOURSE Oct 21 I SELL AS ANY Ft IN TH MY STORE IS 145 FEET I. 140 FEET ( IMMENSE ST0( BABY C MATTRESSES, PICTURES DOW SHADES, COR A FULL LIE OF THOS. W. ANDREWS, fo] Come ai the wh E. AI sue Send for Phol Oct '28 Mil Music Hoe Branch of Ludden & Bate n j ? i ? u ran a iriiasummer ss Preparing far Full Trade. BUT NOW AND PAY WHEN C TON OOMB3 IN. 200 Pianos and 500 Org; Thousands of musical families arc iu in^ to purchaso Fianos and Organs ,n fall when cotton comes in. Why \\ Buy at once,and culivuu too lonj;, hut uier uiouihs with music and make the" vest Homo" still more joyful. Midsummer Special Ofifei Under our Midsummer Sale we ntf sell during the month* of JUNK. JL AUGUST, and 3 K FT KM UK 11, 1 IMANOS and OltGANS. of every ii -tyle ami price, at our very lowest rales: Of Piano* $25 Caah. Balance Wov 1 On Organ* $ 1<I Caah, B dunce iVnv 1, W'i/lmut lutcrctf or any Advance, on I If balance can't be paid in t o full, uer lime will bo |>iven, with a renvoi inoreHM nl'|iri<M All iiiAtru.iieiiti* o' ? inula utiii price iuclinJ.d in (he mile. \uur uiumual II'iciiii-t ?tl it. YVriru u Price Li*f, (!iroubr?. "Bur u'oxch October lxi, 1832. AJJroxx li 15. XORHYC ur McSnnth Muxio (intiao, Greenville, ! M?y 10 20 [A STORE! SING-OUT SALE OF Summer Goods, is the time to buy. Every tliiilj ques, ings, Liiions, IS, CALICOES, ETC, :o: ace Gloves, Hosiery, Neck-wear 0. THING. Gent's Shoes always on hand. >ets, Crockery and Tinware. W. W. JONES, Proprietor. C. 4'2 \y L, STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS 3CEIVI3D ItV & WILKINS. NEW STYLES. sT ASSORTMENT T QUALITIES, LNI) AT "EST PRICES! LF BY CALLING ON US. 41 if AS CHEAP TRNITURE HOUSE E STATE :o: <ONG ON THE FIRST FLOOR AN] )N SECOND STORY. t CARRY AN 3K OF FURNITURE A It RIAGES. 3, MOULDINGS, FRAMES, WIN NICES AND MIRRORS, ALSO COFFINS AND CASKETS. rrnerly with Mr. Nichols, is with inc. id See Us at ITE FRONT. . ANDREWS, CESSOR TO E. G. ROGERS, Trade St., Charlotte, N. C. tographs and Prices. 42 ly BAY STATU . Engines and Boilers lie. :o: STATIONARY AND PORTABLI >OTEngines and Boilers, tns. FROM 0 TO 200 HORSB POWE1 Variable Cut-off Engin.s For tend. i the COTTON MILLS. rait ? rtUm We present in another column a certifienl from purchasers of I be Bay State Engines. Read it,and you will lea n I sell the large: r to Boilers and llest Engines now made. No troi I|,\', be to keep up ateini with ray boilers. A! 882 engines ami boilers fmly warranted. Don't fa to write for circulars and prices before buyttif 1 also I'm mitt h onh SAW Ml LL8COMPLETE. CORN AND WI1EA lft Ml 1.1.8 COMI'l.ETE HEADY FOR SETTING. THRESHERS ANDSEPARA'8-* TORS, ROSS COTTON, 'rice. DRESS SOUTHERN Inti STANDARD W* OO I TON PRESS. jvery Tell Pratt Oint, Lumu* dins. deorgia '' entennial * I'.r tiln. Brurtt tJl**- Mntnerm ntiA 01 a t?f . . ? ?? ? * Oftfscr 0, kjnujun Tins l'a,leU*> Piping* J't Pumps. ?t., J tMEMF. JOHNNTOX, *1 Oon'l Agt. for N C , 8. 0. unit flentgift, Co 8. L~ |cg0 ,s.reel, Charlotte, Jf. C. \f . JtO* 28 8U 6m I Wbere to Boy Pure Medicines, I ' Drug", Perfumery, Ao-, JtV. POSEY & BUO., have on hftn<l nnd art . constantly receiving additions to a Put) Line of , Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnish, 1'atent Medicine*, Perfumery, Hair Oils A Variety of Hair Dies & Restorer 6 Tooth and Hair Brushes, , FACE POWDERS AND TOILET ARTICLES. Fancy Toilet and Laundry Soaps. ? l'ockct Hooks, Stationery Lamps of All Kinds, Front t lie finest Swinging 11 nil I.ump to tlie little wincy lincy Brass Lump. Pure Wines and Liquors, (For Mcdlvnl Purposes.) Port, Claret and Blackberry Wines, Whiskeys, Brandies and Gin. rab iipplo Vinegar. :o: TOBA CO AND CIGAR 3. A Fresh Supply of , GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDC, ' FROM I FERRY & Co., SI RLE Y AM) BUIST. Onion Sets, :o: To Physicians We linvc a few Hypodermic Syringes tin*) Self-Registering Fever Thermometers. we Ask the Public To cftll and examine oar Slock. Work is t.i.r inollo, nnd we nrt always rendy to wnit 011 ei turners j w. tosey & e:.o. Opposite Union Hotel. JAMES H. RODGER, DEALER IX STOVES AND HARDWARE, GROCERIES. HATS AND CAFS, BOOTS AND SHOES. A Full Linn of OOKIXU atil IIEATI ; i STOVES. TINWARE, &c., &o. THE NEW FARMER GIRL COOK STOYi:. Nothing further seems necessary to make the Farmer. Girl a perfect mid beautiful cooking apparatus It has large Flues and Oven, l'utent Over. Shelf, Swinging ileaith l'late. Deep Ash Fit and Ash Fan Door. The Cross pieces nil have cold air braces and tho Covers are smooth nrd heavy. Large single Oven Doors, Tiu-lined. 1 lie largely increased sales of this Stove at| test its popularity?Every Stove fully wariuuted. J. H. RODGER, Union C. II. Dec 0 __ii_ *f RICE & MC'LURE H AVING now completed their Spring Purchaser are enabled to offer to their pntrons a large and cnrefully selected stock, which they will dispose of as low as the same goods can be Itought elsewhere. Their friends and the pub' lie geuerally are invited to call, and if NEW GOODS, I^tOW PRICES, . AND POLITE SALESMEN will please, they cannot fail to be pleased. All we ask is a careful comparison of our goods and prices and we will guarantee that yor will be pleased, whether you wish to buy ow uot. Do Not Fail to Comer AND * GIVE US A TRIAL. Wc nro alwnys happy Jo show goods, whether wc sell os uot. RICE & Me LURE. May 5 18 tf ie STATIONARY ENGINES. WE nro Agtnts for Union County for tho celebrated t Frick Engines " and offer them, for Cishoron time, tipon bet'' ter terms tlmu own be obtained .or any oilier I- engine . Every Engine is guaranteed, and put up its ,p perfect running order by Mk. P. E. Fast, who is a practical Machinist of considerable experience. EitKlnc* ItcDAirrd. Mr Fuel will repair Engines upon the short* oil notice and at renton?l>!e charges. FANT & McKISSM'K. J irlj 21 20 2ui O API'S KY CITY HlUli SCHOOL. ~ W. F. McAHTIItJH, \ p . . , 9 J. M. 7ANKEKJ9LEY, / ?eenth Annual Session. First Term begins Motnhty, August I ItU, 1882 For particulars address the principals, . . Oaffney CUT, 8. C. , Juno 30 28 2m