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* WHOLESALE j WITTKOWSl CHAEL - ' Wc hereby inform the "W ? - - lines,'' comprising the Wholes complete, and we invite our ci To those wishing to engage house, "NORTH ( That has better facilities than any bill of goods, no matter \\ GIVE E RESPECTFULLY, WITTKOWe Auk 17 HALT! H. # AT THE VII Dry Goods, Notions, Boots a^ Y Call and see us and cxaml; door above Farr& Thompson's est goods, we have the best go< ever brought to Union. On.ll <v true. Thanking you for Past Favc Salesmen?S. J. H. Howell,? Sept. 7 Tax Notice. NOTICE it hereby given that I will open books for the collection of the second stallment of Taxes for 1882 in my office at Un C. II., on the 1st day of September next ( until the 22d, inclusive. The following is the levy ; State Tax 4} mill County Tax 21 <? Special Tax 5 " , School Tax ..'i " Total Tax Levy 14} Poll Tax $ APPOINTMENTS : Mt Tabor Sept. '2 Sanluo " 2 Pish Dam " 2i Ooshen Ilill " 2' Mintcr's Store in forenoon and Crosby's in the afternoon ' 2 West's Store in the morning aud Uoberson's Mill in the evening... " 2 8arr?tl's Store in morning and % (loudeysvillo in the evening Oct WiJIfjnsrille..., : Itraytonrille " j Timber Ridge " Littlejohn & Jeft'erics Store " i Giandyburg Mill " i Free & Kellya* Mill " I Joncsville " 1 On find after (he lOlh of October I will bt my office al Union until the 20th, at whioh ti the Books will cl <se. J. II. GALLMAN, Treasurer Aug 1G .33 G Application for Char tor. NOTICE is hereby given that an applicat has been filed in the office of the Clerk 4L the Court of Union County, in acoordanoc ? the law regulating the granting of Charters this State, asking that the undersigned and t! associates, whose names appear in the appli tlon, be granted a charter of incorporation ft chaiitable Assooiation under the name of 1 Independent Order of the Sons and Daugh! pf Mercy, No. 1. L. F. BENSON. J. S. SHAW. Aug 17 33 4 Scraping the Teeth, /tXCKl'T by a Dentist, should never be do J j as the enamel once destroyed never refor All stains and discolorations of the teeth cai readily removed by the use of WOOD'S ODONTIN which contains nothing harmful, but on the c trary polishes the teeth, hardens the gums i makes the breath pure aud sweet. It is preps from a formula or Df. TTros. T. OTCure, ?n? reccommended by him as a harmless and effici dentifrice. 26o a Box. Trade supplied b For sale by W. C. FISHER. Dn. J. M. Qiuuks, Wholesale Agent, Union G. II. Columbia, 8. ( March 0 10 1 bUBSORIBB NOW roa THE COTTON PLANI An 8 page 49 column Agricultural Jouri (he only paper in South Carolina pubtis exclusively in the interest of the Farmer Manufacturer. The best and oheapest Agri jtural paper in the Soath. * ONLY CO CENTS A YEAR The official organ cf the State Orange. Kndorsed by the letdlng citizens of (he St jand by the farmers in tlio State and the S.u Send postal for apeclmen copies for youi and your neighbors. Adress, IV- J. 1H?KEHALL. JJarion, 8. ( Sept. 7 8$ It tie * ANNOUNCEMENT OFKY & BARUCH OTTE, H. C. :W: & :B : holesale Trade" that] our "various ale branches of our business, arc now istomcrs to give it duo consideration. in business we say that there is no 3R SOUTH," ours, and that we can duplicate rhere bought. rs A CALL. !KY * BARUCH 83 Cm VI ;r! HALT! MANIA STORE. ad Shoes, Hats, Clothing, &c., &c. nc our goods at our now store, one Grocery house. We have the prettijds, and we have the cheapest goods mt no eonvinceq that what we say is >rs, we remain, Very Respectfully W. W. JONES & SON. J. P. Beluc, J. Anderson Brown. 3G tf SOUTH CAROLINA ... MILITARY ACADEMY, CharleMtoii, S, C. ton ttid :0: I Okx. JOHNSON IIAGOOD. I Chairman Hoard of Visitor*. Coi.. J. P. THOMAS, Superintendent. Tho Second Acadetuio year, sinctj rp-establiahmenl by Act of the General Assembly, will begin October 2d next. Applications fur Cadet^ ship must be made on or before September 20th next, to the Chairman Hoard of Visitors nt Barnwell C. II., S. C. I Pay Cadets received from any State. Registers or Circulars furnished by Superinr. tendent. , A?<t17 ?* 11 I | "-Q -J "" 9 I Dental ($urg^eon. rj ?~\H. L. R. MEADOR, n graduate of the DnlIi1J more Dental College, offers his professional 1 services to those who may require Denial Sur2 gory in any of its branches. j Being amply supplied with the best instruI ments and nil modern improved appliances, he 1- fee>s safe in assuring perfect satisfaction. U Ho will be found in his office over Dr. Posey A ft Bros'. Drug Store on a'l days. 0 Office hours 8 A. M. to 0 P. M. July 27 30 If > tn ime Administrator's Notice. A LL persons havingolaims against the estate J\. of Kov. Thomas \V. Smith, deceased, are requested to present them, properly attested, to the jndersigned, as early as possible, ami those Indebted to said estate are required to make : _ payment to mo at once. of D. A. TOWNSEND. Adm'r of Estate of T. W. Smith. in Aug IT 33_ 4t Presli Arrivals "? A .r Ihe A *J. E. CO ETON'S. HOOP Skirts, White Lawns and Blenched liomeapun. 1 Also a new lot of Clothing. All of wliicli ' will be offered at a slight advance over Cost. By J. K. COLTON. July *27 39 time, s To Bridge Repairers. OrriCE ok County Commissioners. \ ? Union, Aug. 21, 1883. J ' "VTOTICE is hereby given that the County ion* Xv Commissioners of Union county will be ni tod Gist's Bridge, on Tygcr lli/er, on Monday, rod September the 24th, and at the Briggs Bridge, I ? on " 'yger River, on Tuesday, September lfftth, lent for the purpose of letting out the necessary rey pairs to those bridges, on those respective days. 0. C. SARTOR, Ch'u. B. C. C. Aug 24 3?_ 4lt__ J Municipal Election Notice. IN accordance with the requirements of the charier of the Town of Union, an e'ection for an Intendant and four wardens, to serve oh (7 a Town Council for the onsuing year, will be 4 held on Monday, 10th day of September 1883. rial, Polls to be opened at 9 o'plock, A. M. and lied closed at 0 o'clock P. M and Manngsrg?A. 11. Stokes, J. K, Young add Gill. -I 11 p/.no T? 8. A.K.Pabham. C. R. RODERSON, Clerk. Intendant. Aug 28 84 2l I>. A. TOWNNE S 1>, fib.' ATTORNEY AT LAW, elir UNION, H . G . WILL practice in the Slate and UNITED STATES COURT8. m ' Jpl^ 13 i8 1y MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, Ladies Dress Goods, SHOES, &c. We sell Shoes purchased direct from the Manufacturers, and can show a fine line of Ladies Castoi Wort of good styles and excellent wearing qualities. We have all grades too for Men and Boys. 1 Kvery pair warranted as represented. Low Cotton Prices RICE & MURE BEG leave to remind their friends and customers generally, that their Stock is con- | stantly being replenished to meet j the large sales of this season, and to call the attention of purchasers to their recent arrivals of OO THE WrfiELER WILSON SEWING MACHINES, for which we are the Agents for this County, declared by the highest authorities to be The Best Sewing Apparatus in the ( WORLO, I We will sell to approved purchasers on accommodating terms. RICE & MC'LURE. 1 April 15 15 of ' The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. r\ a. _/ r\ "I vxmri, 01 v^oiiimon 1'ieas. William C. Gist, Administrator"| Plaintiff | Summons, against j- to William Faucett and I. Ilico | renew Rogers Dfftndantt. J Execution. To John Faucett, Isaac Faucctt, Victoria M?Freight, Nannie Faucett, Sallio Faucett, Thomas Faucett, Mamie Faucctt ami Addio Faucctt, heirs at law of Willinm Faucctt, deceased, and J. Rice Rogers. W1IEKKAS, judgment was obtained in the Circuit Court for the County, then Dis- , tiict, of Union and StjUo of South Carolina, on , the fourth day of March A. D. 1807, in the above entitled cause, ngainst Willinm Faucett and J. Rice Rogers defendants, and execution was duly issued thereon, hut the active energy thereof has now expired, and it is desired to have the same renewed. And the above named plaintiff being dead, application for renewal is made by Francis M. Farr, administrator of his > estate. Now, Therefore, You- are summoned to appear nt the next Term of tho Circuit Com t, to be held for said County, at the place of holding the i same, and then and thcro show cause, if any you can, why said execution should not be renewed according to law. Dated July *20, 1883, JAMES B. STEEDMAN, Si nco A RT11U R & S rK H D M A N, Plaintiffs Attorney. I Jamks Mcnbo, I skat, v Clerk. To the Defendant, Isaac Faucett : Please take notice that tho original summons ot which tho above is a copy, was tiled in tho oflio? of the Uierk of the of 'Ifinuntin Pleas for Union County on the '28th day of July, 1883-. J. B. STEED.M AN, Plaintiffs Attorney. Aug 3 31 Gt The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. BV DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Probate Judge for Union County. WI1ERKAS, J. C. Sartor liatli made suit to me to grant him letters of administration on the estate and etTccts of O. B. UOOAN, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said 0. B. HOGAN, deceased, that they bo and appear before me, in tho court of Probate to be held nt Union C. 11., on the 17th dAy of September 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 baud ami Seal, this u 1st day of August, Anno Domini, 1883, and in the 107th year of American Independence. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate. Agugst 31 35 *2l* Holiool Notice, r 1-1 ill.' n..wi.n finical :- q-u.aI nui.ut w. tt r in i4 pauuu uviiuui in ioviiu^ i/ininui iiu. I 1 JL will he opened, for boys and giiln, on the first Monday in September. Mr. Kdw. E. Uritton and Mrs. Mildred E. Nowell, teachers, in charge. By order of Board, W.M. A. NICH0L30N. Cleric. Aug 24 84 3t FEMALE ACADEMY. Fall Term for 1883 Begins September 10. milOKOUQII instruction in a'l English X Branches, Latin Frenoh and Calisthenics. Strict attention given to Physical Training. MISS PHOEBE FULLER, Prinoipal. Aug 24 31 4t N. Now is the Time ~' cvlS:^Zlj*tzr~ TO BUY A STOVE JUST RECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS Cooking and Heating Stoves, Which will be sold at Rock Bottom Prices. A Good Cook Stove, Complete, with 22 pieces, for $15.00 and upwards. Every Stove Guaranteed ?. *? CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE ? CALL AND EXAMINE JAMES H. RODGER Noy 10 43 If POSTER it IMS have just recieved their STOCK OF SPRING GOODS. They were selected by one of the firm, in person, and. bought iftcr the DECLINE IN PRICES, FOR CASH. We can sell a great many goods AT AND BELOW what they would have cost EARLY IN THE SEASON IN THE Mem Markets. Our Stock is eomnlete. and we - 1 7 can Safely say that we are propared to Sell Goods as Low as similar goods can be 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. May 11 19 tf NOW IS THE TIME 1T1 n Tlnrr ill n T1 Artt flirt !U Dliy lilt) Boat trill. WE would remind llie planters of Union County that wo arc still agents for the following reliable Gins : Winwliip, Pratt, 9X(l((uOli?, ?r OuIIrtt Improved, Elliott. Wo aro now prepared to order any of the above Gins for parties desiring something in this line, l'arties having old Winship Gins, who expect to have them repaired for the Coining season, should send them in now, and let them bo fowarded to the Factory, and bo repaired before the pressing season opens there. Call and see us before purchasing elsewhere. Terms accommodating. FARR. & THOMSON. Aug 8 81 2m Administrator's Notice. ALL persons having olnims agiint the estate of Lucy Shelton, deceased, are requested io present them to the undersigned, properly attested. All persons indebted to the deceased aro notified that payment) must bo made to me as early as possible. J. M. HENDERSON, Adm'r, est. Lucy Shelton. Augu'.t 3 3J 4t*. Jk <s <> A is THE LATEST SI JUST R E C1 ROBERSON & :o: WE ARE NOW RECEIVINC SPRING AND SI CONSIST Drcwt tioodf*. 1 Hosiery 1111(1 GlovCft, 1'ariiMolM and Fans. Meek Wear JV'ovoltion, The PrellicMi Calicoes Ever hocii in Union | IN G R 0 C Wc have a comploto Stock and at :o:W E KEEP FUI HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE FOR :o:We cannot tell All the pretty anil novel articles examine our slock. We take pleasure in showiti everybody in QUANTITY AND QUALITY AND I IV L O 1 T?nRiJli>erkA xtvyuujLiuvi April C NEW STORE! 1! :o:w. c. w. f J f|Q ADAOmI HO ex. Ail?w?io ??A. Aa?44? *U<? II1'IAM*?? DRY GOODS! CLOTHING A BOOTS ANJ GROCERIES AN] CROCKERY, SADD :o: In extra sizes of clothing, Crocker I OFFER SFECI/ and I invite those wishing to purchase any of thoe where, as I MEAN T? SELL ItKlt ia my purpose to kuop a well selected stock of will give satisfaction to customers and command a ALL I AS k L :o:FREE, TO TI Having taken a situation in Mr. W. C. Wallace's country to call on mc when they visit Union, anil e make their calls pleasant and PROFITABLE* Jan It) THE UNION FUE BY PORTER U IV I o > 3:0:; Wo would respectfully inform tlie citizens of Un PLAIN AND FASHION Purchased direct from the Maufacturcrs upon tli sell at the LOWEST LIVING PRICES. OITU STOCK C lied Room and l^nrl'or Sets, jl: What-Nots Tete-n totes, rutin it it 11 i .itnc sent v nairs, j And every other article to be found in a first class ORDERS NO We have and shall continue to receive correct pi of Furniture made, and have secured such terms fill all orders for Furniture not f^und in our stock a little cheaper than individuals could get them bj V.VUXITITRE We are prepared to repair Furniture of all kin< at reasonable prices. TRY US AND RE CC Feb 23 TTTTQ "?"^ people are always on the looklA/ I \ h. out for chances to increase ? W JLKJ I i their earnings, and in lime become wealthy ; those who do not improve their opportunities remain in poverty. We offer a great chance to make money. We want many men, women, boys and girls to work for us right in their own localities. Any one can do the work properly from the first start. The business will pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free. No one who engages fails to make money rapidly. You cun devote your whole time to (lie work, or only your spnre moments. Full information and all that is needed sent free.-?. ! Address Stisson $ Co., Portland, Maine. Feb 2d 8 ly i> 8 i ; i : 'KING STYLES, SITED AT GRIMBALL'S ! OUR NEW 8T0CK OF JMMEU GOODS, INCi OF II into UOOdH, Km broidery and I.ac<w, All Slylen, Men A Hoy "m IKatH, I.adieM and (Jcnta Shoe** oi all ntyleHand bent makeit, IERIES c constantly receiving additions. jJJ LINES PLANTATION AND DOMESTIC USESwc liftvo received, but invite you to call and ig our goods, for we believe we can please iV PRICES. I" & GRLMBALL. 14 tf fEW PRICES!! ALLACE NOTIONS, .WD HATS, D SHOES, 19 11 A 1C. 1J W A U t L.ERY, &c., &ev yware and Children's Hosiery, lL bargains, le articles to^call on me before purchasing elseTIIEM AT COST. GOOD GOODS, and (o sell Ml such prioes as libcrul share of the public patronage. s A TRIAL. W. C. WALLACE, Under Union Hotel. IE PUBLIC. store. I respectfully invite my friends in the insure them that every effort shall be made to JOHN FREE. 3- tf tNITURE STORE & BAILEY, r h. ion that wc aro now. receiving a large stock e* ABLE FURNITURE, e mo?l reasonable terms, which we propose to. ONSISTS OF ledstends, Mattrascsa,. Window Shades, Fancy and Plain Rocking ChairsFurniture Store. LIC1TED. lotographs and Cuts of every pattern and style from the manufacturers as will enable us to in the quickest time and fully as cheap, if not r ordering thcmselvos.. REl'A RED. Is in the shortest time and neatest manner, and >NVINCED. PORTER & BAILEY. & if CLIFFORD SEMINARY. uiNiorv^s. c?. A FIJI.F, ootleginle couise of instruction, with FINK ARTS and FANCY" WORK addtd without extra charge. EXPENSES VERY" LOW. Co). A. Coward, Stale Snperinlondont of Kduoation, in awarding premiums for inked and painted maps, says : ' If these specimens are a fair sample of the general work of the Clifford Setninaty, the good people of Union hare oause to congratulate themselves on its existence in their midst," Fall term opens September 10,1833. For particulars address. REV. 0. O. CLIFFORD.