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f ? 'j .^muf "?it, Arj 3Jempcnuue gcpartnuat. COXIirOTKO BY TIIK ladies of t;if w. c. t. u. OL. II. J. GAUEU Ertltor. its?" The Hi lid of Hop.; moots at tho | Methodist Church ev.ry Thursd ay, tit 5 1*. M. tJco" The W. 0 T. U- meets every alternate Friday, at the Methodist Church, at 5 I'. M from Ami 18th. A Pertinent Dialogue. Wet Ticket M in ?Well, brother Dry, what ha?'c you to s iy n >\v ah >ut your work of closing the saloons ? Pry Ticket - Mail. ? Well. I have only to say that it has done a jire.it dea of good. Wet?A uroat deal <>f good! There is ns tnuch drinking in secret now as ever. Y<n: just go down 10 the depot and see the jugs and kegs that coino there to different uieu in this town ? follows who have signed the pledge, too?and you will change your opinion. Dry?We have nothing to do with the secret drinkers. If they have become slaves to an appetite it is unfortunate for them, but there is one benefit ? their example is not public and will not exert the same influence. As to their pledge, it is a matter between them and their conseieucc ; tlu-y can't hide from it. Can you deny that there is not a great change on the streets? Are you ever jostied out of your pith by drunken men ? arc your jars ever annoyed by oaths and cn.ar.-e language, and on Suturdiy evenings, away into the night, are you kept awake by yells aud shoutings of drunken negroes who have spent the little all they had for inc.au whiskey. 1 asked an industrious colored woman a few days ago how she liked th j closing of the saloons, and her ivp'y was significant : 4 l)c bust ting dat obher come over dts town sir. My husband baint beat mo du fust time since dat law conns in. and mo and dc chilleu all have plenty to cat and no rowing.'* ''Stick a p!n there.'* o. SoM i: (jUKSTIONS AM) A NSW Kit*.? Urn; ol'our Southern exchanges contains the following : "Wo arc told that the negroes of this county favor *n > whiskey.' If a man does not want it, why does he lake it ?" As a reply to this we would suggest that he takes it because, if he is a young man, be may luck the courage to decline to "take it" when asked to by his friends, and if iie is a middle aged or old man, be may have acquired a love for liquor when young and seeing the error of his way and wishing to reclaim himself, is hindered or prevented as the temptation to drink when asked, or even when passing his old haunts, is ton at rung lot his will. In either of these cases, ... I if the drink were not to be had. the temp j talion cmid u>i he presented, and this rca i sou alone would be sufficient ground lor a ( "no whiskey" vote. Another cx&iian^o lias this: l,I have boon inform d that the saloon keepers are required to pay an annual license of sonic | >?(j00 before they can engage in tli; lawful ; sale of their liquors. * l.'nder the pros- j cut arrangement is there not reasonable ground for coaiplaint, especially upon the part of the proprietors of our liqu ?r saloons? Why are they required to pay so much more license than others to carry on their busi- j ness ontcrprisi-s? I ask if it does not dis- i courage a poor man who may desire to en- ' gage in the business, and put the business ! in the hands of the rich? * I) >oa not the : saloon keeper, if he conduct a legitimate and ! useful business deserve as much respect : and protection under the law as the lawyer, j doctor, merchant, or any on : else, and should ^ ho be required to pay more for it? Who ( will undertake to say nay?" When it is considered that a great portion (I'lli.: roililif i.v??...f - ' . .v..v Vrtirv,!.^ .?? Ill I I l| I v;u Mil'U . 1 of police forces, crimiij.il courts, j ?iIs, u.-yiiims ninTaltnshonscs is en used by the liquor trnfiie. it seems that tlio 1 i?|< 1 ?r denier should pay a far greater share of such expense than a man whose merchandise is for the go- d rather than lor the harm of its purchasers; and that, therefore, th ? liquor dealer lias no just ground for complaint. The for-going will aho seiveas reason why they should pay more for licenses than dealers in other classes of g< ods. Perhaps the tax does discourage some who wish to engage in t c business. We hope so, and wish it were an j hundred told heavier 011 that account ; for then some of the rich might bo comp -lied to quit the business. Respect is a volunta j ry tribute to those whodogood, and cannot ] be gained by these whoso occupitiou it is j to wreck the lives of individuals and to dos J poii the peace an I happiness of homes ? An editorial in our-July numb or contains some further ideas on this subject, which is one of vital importance in any section of country, bcl part cularly s ? in the S.-uth. where, iii furtherance of tan; rapid progress ! she is making, industry, order mil sobriety tire indispensable requisites. The license of the lust whisky shop in Louisville, Jefferson county. (Jo , lias oxpir < I, and byas'iecial act ofthe le^ji hit ore for thit county, no more li reuses e ui b: ob iiiu ed. So. fir the first tiuio since the exis tencfloftho county, no wit.sky can bo b 'U^ht within its limits. ; A di?tinjruihed Kn^lish ph\s<?-;aii, loo W.' .ry to enjoy dinner after a day's labor, ntid wisliinjj to avoid wine or brandy, oats a few ruisins, which, lie says, have a stimu* I luting effect. "FAREWELL TO SUMMER 1 :o: J Winter Dry Goods AND TV C> TI^)NS, Boots and Slices, Shirts and Collars, Ladies Neck-wear, Ladies and Gents hand made Shoes, Ladies and Gents Custom-made Shoes, Gents Hats and Clothing, Wooden ware and Tinware, Canned Goods and Crockery, Saddles and Bridles, Hardware and Groceries, Bagging and Ties, American Sewing Machines. ( In fact, everything, found in a /! A- 1 1 ? nisi, cuis.s siore, at prices to defy competition. At REUBEN T. GEE'S. Oct 13 41 3 m ( CHARLESTON 11 * < )]> WOKK^. ESTABLISHED 1844. MACHINERY I MILL SUPPLIES. LAllUKST STOCK IX THE SOUTH. 1)1.ACE ycttr oidcrs wiili us ut manufacturers prices nnd save Agents Commissions. Parties having machinery to repair will find it to their interest to send us their orders. 1 GEO. W. WILLIAMS, JH., & CO., 1 Charleston S. C. Pep lit) .10 lm _ roit SAliG, , A VALUABLE RESIDENCE, WITH 1 12 Acres of Land Attached, AT UNION V. II. rilllE building contains eight good rooms, anil _L on the premises is a good Well of Water, a good llnrn and stable and a Nourishing Orchard of excellent Fruit. It is a convenient and most desirable place to live at. A I.S >. A Large Brick Store lloti.se, on Mailt' St rent. Ill liie most 1 in si n ess purl of I lie lawn, con- ' veuieiil t<> ilie Railroad Depot, nicusuiing 120 feet by 22 feet. TERMS ACCOMMODATING. Apply to A. D. !3l'13.VllS, or GEO. MUNKO, ul the Bank. ! Sep 22 _38_ 2m Farmers aud Others READ THIS ! READ THIS!! | I? mil E mi ler-igned begs to cull the attention of | JL tlie public in general ami the Farmers in ' ( pattiuular to the fact that he is now prepared to I ' Ci I rv C O T T O IV , GltL\'l> OK\, SAW and DRESS LUMBER! ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. ^ I have recently added to mv Gin house a fine sett of Osgood's Combination Platform Scales, which enables the fanner to weigh his Cotton in the Wagon, thereby saving much time and trouble. I have two seventy (70) saw gins, turning out a hale in twenty five minutes.? Give me a Trial. JACOB I5ICE. Oct Id 41 2m Railroad Notice. VI.I. persons arc notified not to place upon tlie Kailroail Company's Cotton platform any Cotton not ready for iminei'iule S/iij.nirnt.? All Cotton placed upon said platform in violation of this notice will he thrown oil. All shippers of Cotton is required to furnish the Railroad Agent with a Memorandum of the .1/ irkn? mini for of hihx ami the yrogx tcriy/il of Mimf, before any receipt will be given. The practice of placing Cotton not rrniln f^r immr- i ifitilc shipment upon I lie Company's ground will not lie allowed in fultiro. A due regard to this,notice will save shippers trouble and annoyance. I Jly order of the Superinleudant. I F. 11. COUNTS. Agt. , Oct 13 42 tf For Sale. TWO IMJ lIilii: STOItKS. WK offer far sale the two fine brick Store Rooms on main slie.'t. below (lie Union Hotel, known as the Harris Building. These Store rooms are well finished, with tin roofs, and in a fine business location. They will be sold separate or together* Titles Guaranteed. Apply to U. M. & S. S. STOKKS* Real 1-lstntc Agents. \uglH 88 If YOUR BIjACKSMITH .V TN 1> AV 111CELW K16IIT WAATS MOXKY. rjAIlK subscribers find nn unufually large 1 amount of money due them on their books,and they are much in want of money loenrryon their business. Those indebted to them nrc hereby notified that they must make payments immediately, ROBINSON & ALLKN* ?o,vi 90 on ? NOTICE TO CREDITORS P'HSU ANT to order of iloiiorable W. I! Wallace, presiding Judge ofseventh circuit, passed the October 4 IHS'J. all persons having demands against the estate of Hubert 0. Itavidson, deceased, arc required to present and establish llicin before me at my office, on or before the | fill cent h (loth) day of November next. | J A M HS MIJNPO. Clerk and Master. ! Oct 0 40 Ot NOTICE. i N'OTH'H is hereby given, that Mrs. K .C. I)a_ vidson. wi-low of H. (J. Davidson, deceased, has filed Iter petition in the office of the Master for Union County praying the assignment of ( Homestead in the property of her late husband ? leal and personal. Monday, the JOili day < f October is filed for the hearing of said petition. J AM KM MUN 110, Master. Oct ? 40 4t If GOODS! T HEff STOBE! ] SEff PRICES! i RECENT purchases in tlie Nortliern Cities j tumble us to display to buyers a very LARGE ANL> HANDSOME SELECTION OF SEASONABLE Fall and Winter' GOODS, , Adapted to the Wants and Tastes of tiiis :oininunity. Wo liavo full lines of Goods in ALSO rWO of THE FINEST WATER POWERS IN THE STATE. A Corn .11 ill mid Cotlou Cain tiro now miming on it ami doing u .. good biisi -.ows rlli- 1 ; property is sit nr. I oil About o miles West X ?W Union 0. II., S. on the Spartanburg unl Union Railioid. and has every tut'lira 1 ml- j vantage for n Cotton Factory, or ft Cotton seed 1! lil Mill, being in the centre of n fiino cotton b 'rowing section, mill its water power is sufli- c tictil to drive almost any amount of machiney. t< Terms Accommodating, and made l:iio\wu%to 1 iiersotis wishing to purchase, cm applicfttion to . L?U. C. T. MURPHY, S Union C. II., S. C. Sep 120 Ml if | MORE NEW GOODS AT THE LITTLE GREEN FRONT. r | ^ Roasted and Raw Coffees, Sngirs, Rice and Tens, Ferris' Fine Hams and Tongues, Jellies in Tumblcis, CANNED <;()(>I)S Pine Apples, Peaches ami Egg Plums, Tomatoes. Ultra and Corn, Potted Meats, Shrimps, Oysters, Saimott. French and Other Candies. Snow flake and all other Crackers. Cigars and Tobacco. I ? 1.000 Forest King Cigars, 1.000 Standard of the World, i ,v\iu i own iuik. All i lie best brands of Tobacco. Mr. William James lias charge of (lie niMine^s in inv absence and lie will be pleased o wait upon all who may patronize (lie establishncnt. IV. 31. U III II Kg. June 00 'M tf l?'i I MSII GOO !>!-? II AT MBS. SHOPP DL' S , JUST KKCEIVED 3:?:3? French und Plain Candies. Canned Salmon, Sardues, Oysters. " Fruits and Vegetables. Sn w flake and all other Crackers. Parched Coffee, Teas, Jellies, Spices. Mackerel, Pickles, Soda. Cigars. Suiokino and Chewing Tobacco. Ail kinds of Nuts, Apples. Lemons. Baisins, Currants, Citron, Fresh Broad and Cakes. Blackimr and Matches. Soap, Starch and Sr?ufT. * Fire Cream Choose. | Toys, and lots of other nice tilings. 1 CALL AND (JIVE ME A TRIAL. 11 MRS. M. SIIOPPAUL. " Sep 29 99 tf Dental Surgeon. ' Dlt I.. E. MEADOK, a graduate of llio Haiti* more Dental College, offers liis professional services to those who niaj require Dental Surgery in any of its branches. living amply supplie>l with the best instruments and all modern improved appliances, lie feels safe in assuring perfect satisfaction. J U<t will lie found in his office ov$r Dr. Posey / & Pro's Drug Store on all days except Mondays. * Office hours K A- M- to 0 P. M. f Sept H 80 Om* 2.>,()<)()lb? CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY At Reduced Price, , t F O H OAK IT, At No. 1 East Union. May 12 10 I li NEW STYLES AND FABRICS FOR LADIES' WEAR WITH TRIMMINGS TO SUIT. r Cassimeres, Jeans and Kerseys, FOR MEN AND BOYS. TOGETHER 11777/ 1 BOOTS iSHOES, ? MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING. H A It 1 > WARE, GROCERIES, &C., &C. * AH the above goods we nro offering at vcr} ow prices, and think it would ho to the interest it everybody to look at our stock before buying. tl] RICE & MC'LURE" May 5 IS tf TO CAPITALISTS AND MAN- -i UIACTURERS. | FOU SAFK, THE MURPHY'S MILL PROP- $ ERTY, WITH liMTH i:i:\ 500 and OOO ACRES OF 0001) COTTOX LAM) ATTACHED. I m % Wbere to Buy Pure Medicines j Drug?, Perfumery, &c-, rW. rOSEY & IIUO., have on hnn?l nn<l arc . constantly receiving additions to a Full inc of )rug? and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnish, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Hair Oils l Variety of Hair Dies & Rostorers Tooth and Hair Brushes, FACE POWDERS AND TOILET ARTICLES, 'anoy Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Pocket ltookn. Stationery Lamps of All Kinds, rom the finest Swinging Hail Lamp to the wee ttle wincy tincy lirnss Lamp. Pure Wines and Liquors, (For Medical >urpoHCH.) 'crt, Claret and Blackberry Wines, Whiskeys, Brandies and Gin. Crab Apple Vinegar. . 'OBACCO AND CIGARS. A FreMli Supply of 1ARDEN AliD FIELD SEEDS, FROM FERRY & Co., SIBLEY AND BUIST. Onion ScIh, <!tc. :o: To Physicians We have a few Hypodermic Syringes and elf-Registering Fever Thermometers. we Ask the Public To call and examine our Stock. Work is ?.ur lotto, nnd we ur?. always ready to wait on disinters .1 w. rosEY & lino. Opposite Union lintel. BAY STATK indues aM Boilers. iTATIONARY AND PORTABLE Engines and Boilers, 'ROM G TO 200 HORSE POWER Variable Cut-off Engin:s For COTTON 31ILLS. Wc present in another column a certificate rom purchasers of the Bay State Engines. Read it, and you will learn I sell the largest toilers and Rest Engines now made. No Irono to keep up steuii with my boilers. All ngincs and boilers fuilv warranted. Don't fail ? unto for circulars iwiJ prices before buying, also furnish AW MILLS COM PLEl'E, CORN AND WHEAT MILLS COMPLETE IIHADV FORSETT 1N . Till*. KS11HI IS A N D S E P A II A TO US, ROSS COTTON, PRESS SOUTHERN STAN DA HI) COTTON PRfcSS. ,1 V? ill (iiiix, /.Mints' (!i at, CI en ijm "Centennial'' I 'in, Urtncn (/inn. Mower* mill lien per*, .S ha/nny . )</ l'ltllei/s, l'ij>inff, Jit I'ump*, .jr., JAMES l\ JOHNSTON, Gen'l Agl. for N. C., S. C. ami Georgia, Col- i go S.rcec, Charlotte, N. C. July 28 :10 Rn. JAMES H. RODGER, DEALER IN STOVES AND HARDWARE, GliOCERIICS. HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS N D SHOES, j Full Line of COOKINli and IILATINO | STOVES. TIN WAItE. See.. Ac. THE NEW ' MiniDUOIIUi C OOK STOVE. Nothing furlher seems necessary to make the 'armcr Girl a perfect ami beautiful cooking npinratns. It has large Flues ami Oven, Patent tver. Shelf, Swinging I'euith Plate, Deep Ash 'it ami Asli Pun Door. The Cross piecei nil ave cold air braces and the Covers arc smooth rd heavy. Lurge single Oven Doors, Tin-lined. The largely increased sales of this Stove' ntcst its popularity?Every Stove fully wnrI J. H. RODGER, Union C. If. Dee 0 48 it LAST GALL Persons indebted to tbe late firm cf F. M Fair & Co., must come forward and nettle up tftcr November 10. 1882, all notes and account* rill be placed in the band* of an active officer or collection. FAIiR & THOMSON Oct C 40 4t * oilANO ! ClI AXO I! ALL persons indebted fo us for Gitnuo wi please remember that wo are now prepared o receive the same. The time for payment expires Novcnil er 1st. FARR k THOMSON Ag'ts Oct 0* 40 ft PROSPECTUS FOR 1882. GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK. FIFTY-SECOND YEAR AC0R1 PLETE N OVELIN EVERY NUMBER. The pronounced success of this feature in 1881 has determined the publishcis to continuo the same plan for 1882. These Novelettes will be wrtiten exclusively for the Lady't Book, ami will be from the pens of our best magazine authors. AH the Old Departments to be Retained. KM llll API VO Steel l'late. 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Il.,\v to It km it.?Send a Post-office Order, or dri.fl on New York or Philadelphia. And if neither ol these can be had, send Hank-notes in a Registered letter. Address all letters, and make remittances payable to I.1KI3 V Hook 1'iibliHliiiiK Co. (LimKctl.) 14)0(1 Chest nut Street, Philadelphia, l*n. THE CHARLESTON NEWS AND COURIER, The .Yews and Courier, in the New Year, will have no other object than to help the people of South arolina to mmage their own ntl'airs in their own way. To this end it will encourage the expfession of intelligent opinion on subjects of ircner.nl interest, nn.l strive in lie il.e of lading lieforo I lie whole Stele I lie views of lliose who hove something sensible lo any, nml know how lo soy il. The Newaani Courier will not he a passive spectator of events. It will . utUr its opinions frankly and freely, but holding that what is wiso and true has nothing to fear from analysis and discussion, it will never seek to strcugtnen its own position by suppressing the opinions of those who honestly ditfer from it. The terms of the News and Courier arc as follows : TIIE NEWS ANl> COURIER. One year $10 00 8ix months 5 00 Three months 0 00 IIIE SUNDAY NEWS. One year $ 2 00 Six months 1 00 TilK NEWS AND COUIIIKR? Tltl-WKKKLY. One year $ 0 00 Six months 2 00 Three months 1.50 TilK WEEKLY NEWS. One year $ 2 00 Six months 1 00 Jan 20 3 tf "THE" NEW HO HE" mill* Light Running Machine has attained a I degree of popularity and achieved a reputation for Mechanical excellence as unprecedented us it is well merited. Embodying every desirable quality, it hns won the approbation of all who have seen it iu operation, and is rapidly superseding other machines, both nt home and abroad. It combines ninipiiciiy, lsuruuupiy, speed, thus ' reducing a Machine uncounted (or ense o' management and capacity fur wide range o' work. All I ask is an examination of the New Ilomo, and feel that if a first class Machine N wanted, 1 can supply the demand. As I PUIP II ASF. DIHECT I can give patrons an advantage?my prices ranging from $25.00 to $40 00. Call and see for yourselves. J. E. CO ETON. Sept 1 85 tf SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE WILL OPEN OCTOBER 3d, 1882. foiirMCH of Hlndy?fleneral Science. Mechanics and Engineering, Agriculture, Classical Course. I.ntin Course. Partial Cntirst's, in English Studies, Practical Mathematics. Practical Agriculture. Students admitted to any Course for which they are prepared. Tuition Free. Annual Fee of $10 f?r repairs. Ilnnrd, in private families, from $12 to $!5 a month.? Excellent hoard in messes nt from $H to $10. Entire expenses need not exceed $125; ought i not io exceed $175. . For further irffirmntion, add I ess BENJAMIN SI.OAN, Sec y of Faculty, Columbia, 8. C. Aug 25 31 2oi* COLiUMPIA AND QR13BNV Il/LB RA LROAD, PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. Columbia, 3. tJ., May l?ili, mm On and after Monday, May 1'Jtli, 1882, Passenger Trains will run ns herewith indicated upon this Rond and its branches. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS. No. 52 UP PASSENGER. Leave Columbia A.. 1 I.I'd a. Hi Leave Alston 1*.'.4I p. in Leave Newberry 1.10 p. ui Leave Ninety-Six 8.24 p. ni Leave Hodges 4.IS p. m Leave Rellon 5.40 p. m Arrive ut Greenville 7.05 p. i* No. 53 DOWN PASSENGElt. Leave Greenville at 10.25 a nl Leave Helton... 11 58 am Lenvo Hodges ... . 1.17 p ut Leave Ninety-Six 2 88 p m Leave Newberry 8.55 p m Leave Alston 5 it I p m Arrive at Columbia F C.02 p nv SPAllTANEURO, UNION & COLUMBIA R. R No. r>2 Ur Paiisk.nokb. Leaves Alston,.... 12 52 p nV Slrothers 1 29 pm Sholton 1 51pm' - " Snntuc 2 80 p nr Union 8 07 p tii Jonesville 8 48 p in Arrive at Spartanburg E 4 48 p m No. 53 Down Passknokr. I.cavo Spartanburg, It. A I). I)o|>ot II. ... 12 57 p tr Spartanburg, 3. U. t G. Depot. Q... 1 82 p m Jonesville 2 28 {> re Union 8 99 p ni Snntuc 3 41 p in Sheltot 4 20 p m Strotlicrs 4 45 p m Arrives at Alston 5 22^p m LAURENS RAILROAD. Lenvo Newberry 4.05 p rn Arrive nt Laurens C 11 0.49 p tu Leave Laurens C. H 10.03 a m Arrive at Newberry 1.50 n ui ^ ABBEVILLE BRANCH. Leave Hedges 1.30 p in Arrive m Abbeville 2.23 j> m Leave Abbeville 12.10 p in Arrive al Hodges 1.05 p ui 1ILUK lUDUE RAILROAD and ANDERSON RRAN1I Leave Belton 540 p m Leave Anderson L'JO p ti Leave Pendleton G6(* ] in Leave Seneca (' 73(1 p ui Arrive at Wallialla 7.50 p m [.cave Wallialla 0.30 r. m Leave Seneca 1) 10 00 um Leave Pendleton 10.33 a in I.enve Anderson 11.11 a in Arrive at Belton 11 50 a n> Til ROUGH CAR SERVICE. Solid (rains between Columbia and Wallia.l t Tinougli cars between Clinrleston and Herdersonville und Charleston and Greenville, etiviating change of cars betwecu cither ci the nbevo I oilits. CONNECTIONS. A- With the South Carolina Railroad fiom Charleston. Willi Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad front \\ iliiiington and all points ..i.rtlv t hereof. With Charlotte, Columbia an 1 \ugns!n Railroad from Charlotte and all points North Cioieof I?. with Ashevillc aud Spartan'-vrg ituihool for points in Western North Cmo.iut C'. With A.nnii C. i>iv., 11. and L>. 11. 11., from nil points South and West. I). (Vith A. and v . Biv., R. aud D. R. 11. from Atlanta and cyoiid. E. Willi A. and C. Biv., It. und B. R. R. frotn all points South nnd West. P. With South Carolina Rnihoad for Charleston. With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad for Wilmington and the North. With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta .Railroad for Charlotte nnd the North. (j. With Asliiville and Sparlnuburg Railroad from Hendersonville. II. Willi A. ami C. Biv., It. and D. It. R., from Charlotte and beyond. Standard Time used is Washington, B. C., Which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia* T. M. R. TALCOTT, General manager. J. W. FRY, Superintendent. A. Poi*b, General Passenger Agent. April 15 14 If THE SEDGWICK Ci i 1 w ? oteei wire u'ence. * rPHE above cut represents a section and Gate' J_ of a strong, cheap and durable Steel Wire Fence which is now being used nt the North nud Northwest in preference to any other kind of fencing. Wherever it has been tried it has given great satisfaction. It is a net work without barbs and will keep out sinnll pigs or nny other animals that may injure gardens or farm crops. It makes no shade and shelters no entmi/s crops or poultry. It is just the fence for Gardens, Lots, Lawns Parks and Cemeteries. Being dipped in Bust-proof paint it will last a life time, end is better than board fence ii> every respect. It is easily and quickly put up. A Kniudmen nf l'?i?.i> "?*-J Can lie hocii nt the Union Tims* office. where nil information as to price, &o., oun he oblaineil. U. M. & 8. 8. 8TOKB8. Sole Agents for Union County. July 20 29 If UNION COUNTY REAL ESTATE AGENCY TIIK subscribers have established an Agency nt Union Court House for the purchase and Sale of all kinds of Heal Estate In Ilnlnn ly, nml offer ilieir services to parties Moving Lands, Town Lots, or sny other kin<l of Hesl r.Hi-iip for Sale, or who may w sh lo purchase such pieperlv in ITnion t'onnly Our terms will he reasonable, nml persons placing their properly in our bunds for sale wll? ho charged nothing unless a sale is made Kvery effort will lie use I, hy advertising nml personal correspondence, to make sales. l ilies examined and heed i properly drawn OrricK in Jeter's building on \fhin Street. U. M. 8TOKR8, 8. S. STOKLS. A .1 n n 1 I 11 "* A VS. Old Papttrn fov NnltI^NQIMIIK at giis offlse.