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List of Letters. Keiuniuing in the Post Ottioe at Union, S. for ilie wie'i ending July 13, 1883 : J S Brniton, Mrs Murjrcl Phnroli. Miss Lucy M Hughes, (*2) John Harris, .Mrs Sallie Matthews, Willie Millet, IIfid for Postage: C U Long, JonesviUe, 8. C., Mrs Janie Smith. West Springs, 8. 0., J M Sinies, Boston, J H P Mosley, Clifton, S. 0., Mrs. 11 lley ward Muni* gault, Brighton, Euglnnd. Persons calling for these letters will please say they arc advertised. JAMES II. GOSS, P. M THE FAIR FOREST OlOJf. Will meet with the Padgett's Creek church ou Friday be ore the Oth Sunday in July inst., at 10 o'clock A. M. Pkogiiammc or Meetings. TntroJuclory Strtnon, by IJro. J. T. Jeter. Sermon oti Saturday by llro. C. 1'. Senile. Missionary Sermon, Sunday by Bro. A. J. lliers. Essayists?Bro. D. N. Wilbttrn and Bro. T. D. (J. Gregory. 1. Subject for discussion?The educating influence of the Religious Press by J C 1' Jeter. 2. Subject?The duty of church members to the Sunday School, by J. H. Bucket. 55. l'lte importance of Home .Missions, by W. M. Foster. 4. What means can be used to develop the strength .>f the churches, so as to give them greater power and influence in the spread of the Gospel ? Opened l?y 0. T. Senile. As the existence of the Union depends upon the interest taken in it hy the churches it was resolved at the last meeting that the followiug Brethren be requested to call the attention of thoir respective churches to their duty to elect delegates. Unionvllle?A. J. Iliers, Win. Kl'.er. Upper Fairfurest ?11 1'. McKissick, F. C'. Jeter. Sulphur Springs?Wm. Smith. E. Carroll. Hebron ? Levi Smith, John Crawford. Padgett's Creek ? L. C. Kze'l, D. N. Wilburn. Fairview?J. C. Humphries,T. D.G.Gregory. Union?Gordon Williams, J. II. Williams. New Prospect ? F. W. Dukes, C. B. Bobo. Saloni?1. T. Jeter, F. 0. Jeter. Jonesvillo?C. T. Seaife, 15. 15. Foster. Mt. Lebanon?I. \V. McCravy, J. II. Puckclt. Lower Fairforest?V. S. Bobo, O. C. (Jreer. llethesda?F. J. 15obo, S. 1'. Lee. C. 15. BOBO, Scc'y Teacher Wanted. "\XTANTRD, a lady teacher, to teach in the VY Public School at Union, S. C. A mhhllc aged lady preferred. Applications received up to Oth August, 188:1. For further information, n_ ply to. W. A. NICHOLSON, C. of B.t Union S. C. July Id '28 4t The Public Schools. mill? Fall Session of the l'ublic Schools will JL open on the 30ih July. The trustees arc requested to nice! with their Clerk 011 Friday the 20th, nt 10 A. M., to toceivc application, for schools and to discuss other matters relating thereto. I). A. TOWNSKND. School Coiinuissioncr. July 0 27 2t Notice to Creditors. J. F. Noruiau as Administrator, Plaintiff, vs. Amanda Harnett arid Louisa r>arnctt, Defendants. PURSUANT to an order of Honorable J. 11. KEPSIIAW, Presiding Judge of Seventh Circuit, passed 2(?th June, 188:?. all persons having demands against the estate of Surah A. Harnett, deceased, ar'. i r"iui?*ed to present and establish them before me at my oflice on or before the 1st day of October next. July Oth lSSd. JAMES MUX HO, Master. Inly 0 27 2in The Press and People Endorse our Publication as the Best. THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. A7*I> DIXIE FARMER. ? .?. ~ . ESTABLISHED 18:19?*25,000 HEADERS. TITHE ohlest Agricultural Journal in the South. L By recent purchases, TiiKCfi.Tiv.vtou now combines the Dixie Fanner, Atlanta, Ga.; The l'lantation, Montgomery, Ala.; The Rural Sun, Niisli vil le Toiiii mill tlm Sunt hern Ki\rini>i''s Monthly, Savannah, Gn.; and unites the patrons of these with its own large list of subscribers. THE I\TK.\SIVE SYSTEM OF FAFM1NG by Mb*. 1>.1YI1> 1)ICKSO.V, covering (lie entire system of Southern igrictilturc, is now being published in THE CUI/ITV.lTOll, in a series of twelve liioutlily iiuiubers. StMwctticrtoN : One year in advance, . j? /stage paid, $1.50; single copy, fifteen cents. JAS. i\ HARRISON' & CO., Atlanta, Ga. July 13 28 _ if MORE GOOD CHEER AT THE LITTLE GREEN FRONT. J UST received, a lot of NliW GOODS, consisting as follows : Choice llains and Ureal;fast Slrips, Summer Cheese and Maccaroni. 15ologna Sausages in Jelly, Soused Mackerel, Maikeral in Tomato Sauce. Desiccated Cncnniinl. Grated Pineapple, and otlicr canncd goods. l'KAi.L GK 1ST always on had, Fruit, Candy, Cal.cs and Crackers, Lemons received every week, A choice lot of Tohncco and cigars in stock. 9 w- M- GIBBES. July <> tf CHEAP BUT SELECT 10 X C U II SIO IX TO HENDERSONVILLE, N, C. :o: I TNI,Bil l'ie IIUS1'*0IC3 ot '',c of the V) Columbia Itapiist Church an excursion * ^raiu will ho run from Columbia, S. ('., to Henderson ville, N. C., on Monday, duly loth, ami _ returning, will leave llcndersonville, on Wed- ! ncsday. July lKth. Passengers may return on any train within ten day*. KATliS Ft)It HOUND Tit 11*. From Columbia,, Ml (Children under I'J years 1 tMt.) From Alston .... S) 00 From St rot her 'J 7' From Union 'J Ice Cream ami Cake ?.i!l l>e sold on the train. Hoard will he tnrui-dud t > cxcui ?itiii-* by Major A. J. Do lain-ad at Si'mli, Hendersonvillo au I Aslievilio at S I ( > j>er day. Tliccoini'ort of lliee.\ciirsi.)iiisis will be looked after and ri'.i a her t > every ear ii nil*, i Ju'v 'I *. . lit ! NOTICE or ELECTION ON ! RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION. | In Pinckney Township. Orrtci: <?* Count* Commissioners', "i Union, S. C., 18 June, 1882. j \\7IIEKKAS, e Pelitiou has been file<l with* tT the County Commissioners of Union County, sigucd by a majority of the freeholders of Piuckney Township, of Uuion County, in accordance with tlie provisions of an Act of tne General Assembly of South Carolina approved 28d day of December, A. D. 1882, entitled "an Act to renew and nmend nu Act entitled an Act to incorporate the Union, Gafl'ney City aud llutliJ erford Railroad Company, approved March 18th 1878, asking that the question of subscription ' I or no subscription of the sum of twenty thousand dollars to the capital stock ot said Company, payable in Bonds of said Town -hip, as provided hy said Act, be submitted to the qualified electors of saiil Township. And further that "the funds realized on said bond3 to he expended within the limits of siid Township. Said subscription to be made on condition that tiie Railroad enter Piuckney township not more than otic tuile and a half from Skull Shoals Ford on l'acolet ltiver and run through the township 011 the most practicable route. Am! whereas, the said County Commissioners have, by a resolution of their 15 >ard, fixe.I the amount proposed to be subscribed, acccording to the request of said Petition, $t twenty thousand dollars, in seven per cent. Coupon Bonds of said Township ; said bonds to be made payable in equal installments of sixteen, twenty, twenty-four and twenty eight years after the date thereof, as provided by said act. It ix hereby ordered, That an election be held for said purpose, on Saturday, the "8th day of July next; and that the polls be opened at the various election precincts within the said Township of Piuckney from 7 o'ekvk A. M., until t> o'clock P. M., of that day, at which election all the qualified electors of sai.l Township shall be entitled to vote , that the ballots simii na7e written or printeu tiireon tnc words "Subscription" or "No Subscription." The Managers of the last general election for the election precincts within said Township, are hereby appointed Managers of the election herein ordered. Said managers sho.ll make returns and meet at the Court House of said County and count the votes and declare the result of said election and certify thu same to the Chairman of the Hoard of County Commissioners of said County, as provided by law, on or before Tuesday, the :ilst day of July A. I). 188:1. liy order of the Hoard. C. C. SARTOR, c. n. c. c. C. GAG 11, Clerk. June 15 21 Gt READ AID DIREST! C:oC I take this method of returning thanks to my customers for their liberal patronage bestowed upon 1110 sii co I commenced business on my own account., and I Hatter myself that the patronage thus bestowed can be attributed in a great measure to my desire and aim to deal strictly upon the Basis of Fairness and Honesty to one and all. My goods are marked down at the lowest figure and thereby commend themselves to i ll who purchase. In t.bosn il:rvs nf nmnnoti ?J, I tion I make it a rule to keep abreast of the times, andnotonly keep a large and attractive stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, but mark them down at Rock bottom prices; and while I do not : lake it a rule to undersell, yet I know that my prices are as low if not a Little lower than than the Lowest, taking as my motto, that old hut practical maxim, "SHORT PROFITS and QUICK SALES." Especial attention is called to my IMMENSE SPRING STOCK, now on hand. These goods have been selected with great care and embrace all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. The young Gentlemen in my emnlov arc over rendv at their i post, anxious {o show goods, and consider it no trouble but a pleasure. Soliciting a continuance of your kind favors. Respect fully A. E. CO ETON. \ pril 'JO 10 ir Notice For Homestead. N^OTICU is hereby given I lint Mrs. itnpsy (Jail mnn has filed her petition in thcoflice oftlie Clerk of the Court fur Union county, asking that her Hoincslcn'l be set off nut of I lie Ileal and Personal property of her late husband, II. !' 4lri!liit.iit run! intfiro is lion bv civi'ii ??t* 11?t? ililctiti-jit Jo hive s?i>l liomcstcu'l net ??IV. IAMKS Ml'NKO. minster, j Inno :: > '.! ? "?t j .1. IO\v^SB;\I>, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1T.MON, S-l . < 1 . priiolioo in llio Sluto :iti<1 lTN 1 Tl"T> I \ V h i' \ I I. ', i >ti i; i s. I ''.filly I : : H ly | Feraitire! FundtirsOl V' REDUCED IN PRICES ! HflW IS YODR TIME. :o: For the next two woeks we will sell the following goods at extremely low { rices, iu order to make room for goods which are to arrive in a lew weeks : 2 Parlor Suites, worth 8G3 nud $35 at $50.75 aud 847. These suits are made of handsomely carved Walnut and covered with llaw Silk wortii 83 per yard. 1 Painicd chamber set 810 "for 836.75 1 Ashe?natural color " 835 " 831.25 ' 3 I (all llacks, worth 88, 811 and SIT, at 87.25 810 812:50. These prices will only last till July 1st. , All persons wishi g to buy will do well to call ut ouec. Hod Springs worth 83, at 82, 82.25 aud 82.50, and many other things too numerous to mention. PORTER & BAILEY. Judo 15 25 3t Surveying ! Surveying !! HAVING made Surveying a study for some time, I am now prepared to execute it in all of its branches, ntid I offer my services to ti e public. All orders left either at Fustei & Wilkins' store, or the Timks office, willrcceivo prompt attetition. C. C. WHITESIDE. Anril 20 10 tf THE UNION FU] BY PORTER unio: We would respectfully inform (life citizens of U PLAIN AND FASHIOl Purchased direct from the Mnufncturcrs upon sell at tUc LOWKST LIVING P1UCES. OUli STOCK < li.Ml Rnnm nn,l RurUi- <Snio Wliat-Nots Tctc-n tntes. l'liiiii ami Cane scat Chairs, And every other article to be found in a first clnf o 111>i:its si We have and shall continue to receive correct j of Furniture made, and have secured such term till all orders for Furniture not f>.und in our stool a little cheaper than Individuals could get them I F U R >' I T U R E We arc prepared to repair Furniture of all kin at reasonable prices. TRY U3 AND RE C( Feb 2d FOSTER & FILKINS have just rccievcd their STOCK OF SPRING GOODS. They were selected by one of the linn, in person, anil bought after the DECLINE IN PRICES, FOR GASH. We can sell a great many goods AT AND BELOW what they would have cost EARLY IN THE SEASON IN THE Nortliem Markets. i Our Stock is complete, and we can Safely say that we are pre-1 pared to Sell Goods as Low ! as similar goods can he bought in this or any NEIGHBORING MARKET. We request all in want of goods to look at our Stock before purchasing. No Trouble to Show Goods. M.iy 11 10 tf I CHARLESTON c I ^ PLAIN SLIDE VALVE a H BOILERS, SAW MILLS, ORIS c_-> GEARING, Steam and Hand ~ OILS, FILES, t d General Mi Lights and other purpose? r Automatic Engine in the mr Repairs by Competent 83 fc?fl Write for Prices ami mentiou this May 11 RNITURE STORE & BAILEY, V O. H. 'niou that we arc uow receiving a largo stock of ABLE FURNITURE, the most reasonable terms, which tve propose to j SONSLST.S OIf j Bedsteads, Maltrasoss, I Window Shades, Fancy and Plain Bucking('hairs. is rurnuurc more. > L I 1 T E i> . holographs ami Cuts of every pattern and style s from the manufacturers as will enable us to c in the quickest time and fully a. cheap, if not ty ordering themselvoS. >: ? It E P A It E I) . ds in the shortest time and neatest manner, nnd DNVINCED. PORTER & BAILEY. 8 if SPRING MILLINERY 3:0:3 MRS. MARY VINSON RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of Union that she has just received a large and ELEGANT STOCK O F SPRING MILLINERY, nud invites an examination of tier assortment. 1 think my present Stock is more complete ami stylish than any Millinery ever before brought to Uuion, and I nui confident the Prices were Never Lower. Thanking my patrons for their liberal support in the past, it will be my constant endeavor to deserve their encouragement in the future. 3I1W. MARY VINSON. April G I I if The State of South Carolina. * COUNTY OF UNION. Ill the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Probate Judge for Union County. "XX'TIIKRHAS I) A Towiisrnil both w in ado suit to 1110 to grant him letters of administration on the estate and ell vets of! THOMAS W. SMITH, deceased. These are. therefore, to cite ami admonish all j and singular the kindred and creditors of the suid THOMAS W. SMITH, deceased, that i i they be and appear before me. in the court of Probate, to be held at Union <\ II., on the 23d j day of July next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock, A. M.. to show cause,if any they have, why the said Administration should not be * granted. Given under my band and Seal, this ">th day of July, Anno Domini 1883, and in the 108th vear of American Independence. . DAVID JOHNSON, Jit., 1 Judge of Probate. Juiy G 27 2i* "ITTfnn people arc always on the lookI X p. out for chances to iticicaso w w Mrr-r ?- lliuir I'il III I II flll'l 111 mill" I become wealthy ; those who ) ' do not improve their opportunities remain in 1 poverty. W'c offer a great chance to m ike money. We want many men. women, boys and girls to 1 work for us right in their own localities. Any 1 ' one can do the work properly from the lirst : start. The business will pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Kxpenstvc outfit furnished : . free. No ono who engages fails to make money : rapidly. You cm devote your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. Full [ information and all that is need el sent free.? ' | Address Ptisson 1'ortl tnd, Maine. I Fob -'1 8 ly IRON WORKS & <"^1 ^ ^^11317^:^ fl i Wm ,nd CUT-OFF ENGINES. MARINE, S' IT MILLS. COTTON GINS aud PRESSI PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BL 11 Supplies. HUGHES' AUTOMATIC C equiring steady, re^fclo and economic; irkct. Workmen. Charges moderato. GEO. *\AT- WILLIA ? paper. 10 <i 5> 1 THE LATEST ? JUST RE( ROBERSON <S WE ARE NOW REGEIVi SPRING AND ! CONSI8' Dross <;oods. Hosiery an?l GIovok, Parasols and Fans. XccK Wear Mo vol lies, The Prettiest Calieoes Kvcr seen in Union IN G R C Wc have a complete Stock am WE KEEP F II 4 If ItlV A It V AMI WIWIIIVV WIRKI We cannot tell all the pretty and novel arti examine our stock. We take pleasure in sli everybody in QUANTITY AND QUALITY IV I> I IV L. < ROBERSC April 0 NEW STORE! W. C. W lias opened up a Stock of Goods in the UNlOi DRY (iOOI CLOTHING BOOTS AJ O li O O K It I l: H A CROCKERY, SA; in extra sizes of clothing, t'ro< I OFFKIt 81'Ei md 1 invite those wishing to purchase any of A'hcrc, as I MKAX TO Si:I It is nty purpose to keep a well selected stool a ill give satisfaction to customers and coimnau ALL I ASK FREE, TO ' Having taken a situation in Mr. W. ('. Walla joiintiy to call on me when they visit I'nion, n make their calls pleasant and l'ltOl'lTAHLH. Jnn 1!) Union, Gaffney City and Ruther fordton Railroad Company. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING NOTICE is hereby given Oiat a meeting o the Stockholders of the Union, Uaffne; "ity and llulherfonllon Railroad Company wil je held ut Uaffncy City S. U.. on Saturday III i! h t ?lay of July 1HSM, for the purpose of organ zing said Company in accordance with the pro risioiis of the Act of the (iuncrnl Assembly o South Carolina incorporating said Company. Ily order r.f the undersigned Corporators: I J I'.r nvn Chairman. F M Fnrr. S Koss. \ II Poster. Willi m Monro. J W Mci.ure. William Jeffries. W \V (Jntlnoy. T I. Ilamrs. A X Wood. John I' MeKissiek. I? M I'nfl'ney. Juno -J-J i?."> It -a '!.?, _-?? ??v? SALES ROOMS. Aiflui iv.cmt o^^.v?uC. rATIONARY and PORTABLE ;=?? 38, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, COG W Cs* OWERS, BELTING. PACKINO, IUT-OFF ENGINES, for Electric ^ il power. This is the simplest cr> O K' J=CJ .3VLS <Sc SOIST, H err* Charleston, S. C. 5? 3m S 1> !S 13 13 SPRING STYLES, } EIV E D AT z GRIMB ALL'S. -:o: NG OUR NEW STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS, rm? OP i White (>o?(Ih, l->mba*oldery nud I.hock, All Styles, Moil A Hoy's Halts. Ladies at aid iiciilN Shoos of aill stylos and host ninhos, -:o: > G E R I E S 1 arc constantly receiving additions. ?:o: ?? ULL LINES 'Oil PLANTATION AN II IIOMKSTIC USES. -:o: clcs we have received, but invito you to call anil owing our goods, for wo wo can pleaso :> W P K I C K H . )N & GRIMBALL. M tf NEW PKICES!! -:o: T A LL ACE S HOTEL Store, consisting of >S, NOTIONS, AND HATS, ND SHOES, rv I> II A It 1> W A It- 1<Z , DDLERY, &c., &c. jkcrywnrc and Children's Hosiery, 01A L BARGAINS, those articles to call on me before purchasing else* s\s THEM AT <;OST. -:o: i of GOOD GOODS, nnd to sell at such prices as d a liberal share of the public patronage. ISA TRIAL. W. C. WALLACE, Umler Union Hotel, Til 13 PUULIC. ce's store. I respectfully invite my friends in the ud assure tlicm that every effort shall be mndo to JOHN FKKK. ?, tf * I FOR SALE. rnilK undersigiiooilers for sale, on easy terms I_ his Kesidencs in tho town of Union. Tho nnnloin. H nnriirVit rooms, two lnree Hulls, front nti?l hock pinzzns, with kitchen,servant houRo and stable, attached. Fruit trees and f grape vinos. It is in easy walking distance from V Churches, Depot, I'ostoftice nnd stores, nnd is I one of the most desirable places in the up e country. Furniture can bo bought with the house ). M. fllPUigg. r Administrator's Notice. ! 4 ll persons having clnims against the estate ; l\ of THOMAS II. JBTKIl, deceased, nro rej 'juested to present them, properly attested, to the undersigned, as curly as possible, and those ; indebted to the estate are required to make pay* I ment to me at once. e. h. Wallace. Ailin'r I>fatc of T. B. Jeter. June-10 ?'*, 4t