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Intkukstini; K km in i*i esokm.?Yesterday, the 1st of May, in the memories of Gen. Johnstoue Jones, is full of interesting and abidiug recollections. It was the anniversary of the day on which lie met, for the first and last time, the chiefs of ilie Confederate government, then overthrown l>y the force of aims, themselves essaying to escape from the victorious pursuers. Geu. Jones was a guest of Gen. Wallace, at his residence at Union Court House, i?. C. That gentleman at the time was a prisoner on parol, and his son* was a comrade of Gen. J., both bclougiug to White's battallion of Infantry. On that day the gentlemen comprising the Confederate cabinet rode up to the door of Gen. Wallace s residence and halted. They were under the escort of General Ferguson s cavalry, and were on thcir^vay to tho Southward. The hospitalities of the house were &r<ivviuiij uuu uigt'iuijr unuvruu, uiiu aa irmiKiy accepted, the halt however, being only for dinner : that meal was cxtamporancous, but elegant. The party cousistcd of Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate States : John C. Breckenridge, Secretary of war; Judah P. Benjamin, Secretary of State, aud Gen. Ilegau, Post Master General, Gen. llraxton Bragg was also of the party. The demeanor of Mr. Davis was quiet, courteous and self-possessed. He was cheerful, nnd he passed a part of the dinner hour with the little daughter of Gen. Wallace upon his knees, with whom he interchanged many playful words. Benjamin was bright and cheerful ; the others were quiet nnd thoughtful. When the party had dined, they resumed their ride. Mr. Davis bade tho ladies aud guests a cheerful "good bye : " and as he shook hands with them lie said. "I am goiug across the Mississippi, and 1 hope souio day we may meet under more favorable auspices." A few days thereafter he was captured. The others made their escape; and their subscqheut history is well known.?Ashtcill- Citizen. * Gen. Jones is mistaken, iu saying ttliat the young man alluded to was Gen. Wallace's son. It was Mr. 11. ll. Wallace, now President of the Merchants' and Planters National Bank of this place, and half brother of Gen. Wallace. I.uok Gi t Pott Fhaius asi> Imitations.? Take no other. Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic is the only genuine preparation called Calisaya Tonic. See that you get Westmoreland s of your Druggist, at $1.00 per bottle. A Good Horse for Sale. Any ruitsoN wisiunh to pukciiask a good horse that "will work well anywhere, safe and gentle, can secure such an auiinal by applving to the subscriber. Mas. K. F. SPEAKS. May 11. I'd It' Masonic Notice. VKKUUL.Yll coinniunicatiou of L'uion Lodge, No. 7o, A.*. F.*. M.*. will be held this Friday cvcniug. May 11, at 7 o clock, sharp. The third degree will be coufcrrcd. 11. F. AKTI1UK, Site. May I I. 1 ? It. MASTERS' SALE. State ol" Eolith Carolina. COL'STY OF CX10X Court ol' Couiuiott i'leas. ^11. L. Coss and 1. Ui. McKi-sick. 1'laintiOt. a i/ot ii* ^ Sallie J. t>recr and C. It. Kobcrson. Judgment for Foreclosure of Mortgage. IN obedience to an order in the above entitled case, by His Honor J. 1>. Kershaw, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before llie Court House door _____ in tiiv Town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on tho first Monday in June. 188b. the lOJiouiu^ Mvavnucu |inijiciijr 10 v*u : All that certain lot of land lying being and situate in the Town of Union, County and Stale aforesaid, containing one and one-half acres, bounded by lots ol S. M. Kice, Si lliggius. Church Street and ilie street between tins lot and Isaac Harris' lot being the lot whereon T. J. < S reer resides. Tcrnts of Sale?CASH. JAM US Ml'MlO, .Master for Union t o. Masters' Ollicc. Ap I. d<>, 1SS(3. May II, l'.? Jt. Notice to Trespassers. N'tlllUU i- hereby given that all person* hereafter found fishing, hunting, of iu tint other way tresspassing upon Mrs lleitriettti Murphy's land, will he prosecuted to the niniosl severity of the law. 11. UKLLM 11A1LLV, Lessee. May 7 is It. Smokers take Notice! Ail wishing a good cheap smoke, call al the store of J I. T\ Senile and j^et some ol his t*'H >ti llii'. You iviil also lind a 1 til lino of lino cigars, cigaretis, chewing tu bacco. snull, iVc. Smoke our Studio cigars they arc tin. tin est nickel cigar sold. ELECTION NOTICE. XT O'l'llT. is hereby jMven that an election will XN he helil in ITiioii on Tuesday. tlio first lay of June, A. 1>. ISS'I, lor the election of an Intcmlaat and four Wardens "f the town ol I'mon to serve the ensuing year. l'nlls will be opened ato clock, A. M. and close at bo clock 1'. M. The following gentlemen arc appointed Manageis to conduct the election: William J. Oct/.el, S. John Mix. T II. (.lore. A. I!. I'MiHAM. II. S. UKATV. Clerk, 1111 cuda it t. The Stall' of South Carolina. col STY or (IXJOS. In the t'oiirt of Common l'lens. John I'. McMekissick .and I (l. Mchissick. I Summons for rcI'hmti'1-. lief. Complaint i/./.ii <.?/ j not *erved. I'. 11. roster, and others, ' To |1. lb footer. David J. Iloar ,v Co.. Hancock X Collier, executors of Ward, deceased, A. C. Dihert. James M. Scignioiis and Carliart . i ... i.. 11. \ our arc hereby siiimimim I ami required 'o an swrr I lie eoniplnint in thi- action which is tiled in the olliee nf ihc Clerk of the ? ?n;ri of Co.eino i pleas |Vr said County, and to ?erve a copy of y. in* iiii-Hi'i' to the said complaint on the -uhxcriher.s all heir olliee. at Cn'mii, in -aid County ami Slate, within twenty days alter the service hereof, exclusive of the >lay of such ser\iee: ami ifyoit lail to answer the complaint within the lime afuro-iid. the plaint ill*" in tlii action will apply to the Court for the relief de mamle l in the < omplaint \\ iti ess, .1 nines Sltr.iro. I'sq , clerk of thr Const of Common I'leas. in ami for the Cosiuty aforesaid. nt the place uforcs'.id. the lir-t 'lav of February, in the year of o r 1 l.l one thou ami ?*i.;iit intuited ami eiohi? si. tiinl in the one hundred ml tenth ,ear of the sovereignly ami imlcpemlence (f the I'nitcd Stales of \iuerica. IIIO.N \ Mi K ISSit'h, 1 Mainti 11 - Attorney?. 't o the defendants, linvhl .1. Iloar .V Co., ilaneoek .V Collier ami Carharl & Urother: 'lake notice that the summons' in this action, ot which the foregoing is a Copy, van filed in . t he ollicc oi the Clerk of said Courl, for said ' i i.ntv, IVr said Stale, ontlni *>tIt day of Mav I' i:iti\ ,k Ml KISSIt'K. I 'l.-i i ii t ill's Attorneys May 7. Is 01. i The State of South Carolina. COU.XTV (>/' rxiox. 15y JAM ICS M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judge. WIII'.KEAS, S. S. Stokes lias rnado suit to me to grant liiin letters of Administration on the estate of and effects of A. L>. Spears, deceased. These are, therefore to cito and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said A. 1>. Spears, deceased, (hat they bo and appear before tuo, in the Court ?f Probate, to be held at L'ninu C. II., South Carolina, on the 22nd day of May next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to alioer cause, if auy they can, why the said Administration should not l>o granted. Given under niv hand, this -3th day of May A. L>., ISSb. JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate. Published on the 7th day of May 188b, in the Weekly Union Times. Notice to Paupers Outside the Poor House. Oitick or Coustt Commissioners, Union, April 13, 1883. WHEREAS. we. tho Hoard of County Commissioner*, finding that the beneficiary plan of siirporting Paupers outside of the Poor House, lias proved too expensive and oppressive upon the tax payers of the county, have made ample arrangements at tho County Poor House for the accommodation of all who arc entitled to the support of the county, within that Institution, This is made necessary, in consequence of the heavy costs t hat is immediately necessary for repairs upon the Court House and Jail, which, in addition to the ordinary county expenses. will demand the closest economy to make the present tax levy meet tho demands upon tho Treasury this year. Tho lh>ard therefore notifies all who may be concerned, that on and after the 1st day of June next, all support of individuals, outside of the Poor House, will cease, r.ud all persons applying for assistance and support from the County, must file their jetitions, properly certified to by Drs. C. T. Murphy & Smith, Poor House Physicians, as needy and worthy subjects for admission to the Poor House, lly order of the Hoard. C. U.\ur, JAS. 8. DOlKiLASS, * Ct.r.RK Ch'ia u. c. c. April 30 17 It. W ANTRD All my frienda in and out of town, to know that 1 have moved to I nion, and will be glad to see you in the store, on Main Street, frontiug the It. 15. Depot, and next door to Font, McKissick & Co , where 1 am offering GOODSAT BARGAINS, ?SUCII AS? S10All, CUFFEK?(Jrcen anil ilonsted? JIACON, LARD. KICK, Oil ITS, CRACKERS, MEAL, CANNED GOODS, Cigars suui Tolmcj<*o, PEARLINE, 'better and cheaper than soap, for scouring anil washing dishes and clot lies. A fresh lot of > SM) W 1" L A K E C R A C K K It S just, received in 1 lb. boxes, AVliito licmis, the very thing for the table these scarce limes. A LOT. Ol'J HAND-PICKED PEANUTS, for planting. A few bushels of k ri:ri:uKi.\ cotton sl'KH i left. Those who have tested them say they produce more cotton to the acre, and yield L'5 per cent, more and hotter lint than any cotton yet introduced. Seed very small. A bushel will go over much ground t in planting. r 1 PL!-: VSK tilVK MI: A CAM,. II. F. SCAIFE. April 11 if BUY A FOLDING REAPER Mill AT will enable you to cross narrow brid_L gos and pn^s lb rough ordinary plantation i gales. ?tin:? JOHNSTON REAPER Wiil foM :i?<I is pronounced by all who hare seen ii at work, lo be uno<|iialcd for lightness ol' draft and excellent culling, IL'lXii: W A I.LACK SAYS OK TUB ,1 OI IINS'TOA 31OW10IJ, ' 1 nin very much pleased with ii, a: d cheerfully rcccouimcud ii to any one who desires lo purchase a Mower. Emslie Nicholson. ,\<.i:s f i "ii - I ,li >11 N> l'l ?\ IMMH.IIS. ni: \ri:i:s. \ni> Mi 'U April'.' II -in The State i?l South Carolina rrn A / ) Or rxtoA. Uv.IA.M KS M. (i K I !. I j I 'rubalc .1 udgc. \\7 11 l-l'.r. \S. A. I!. S'l'OKI.S, lia? I, lie soil > \ i.. ii.c lo grant him letters el A 1 mini - trillion on l lio llstutc of an I ell rets ol'lletirv Hardy. deceased. These ore, therefore, to cite ami admonish all ami singular the kindred ami crclitors of lie sa'd llenr;. Hat I.e. deceased, that they he ami appear before me. in the Court of I'rohate.i to l>e held at Inion (' II ..South Carolina, on the | day of May next, alter publication hereof. at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not lie granted (iiven under my hand, thi? Ith day of May. \ii 110 I' mini, 1>S|' jam i;s m tii;r,, diidge rrohale Published on tiie Till (lay of May. 1 ?. in !ho W eeKly I ni n I line . May? Is kt, A BIG D Ii< my-FOli TIIK Nl<:\ AT THE HAI :AV: It might bo money in your purchasing elsewhere. I have received a very liber your County, and hy selling goo of your patronage in the future patronage, and striving to merit yours with respect. highest cash prices p "THE BEST IIS The McCorinick Machines li HIGHEST HONORS at every Field Trials, have justly earne FIFTY-FIVE YEARS ex perk 5"j,S4 L Machines, (Binders, 1 1881. Sold on liberal terms. ?A King Guano Distribn Berry Cotton Plantei Terry Leader Chilled Turn Georgia Cast Mishawka Sulky HARROWS, FEED CUTTERS BARROWS, AND FAllMIiN U J of all kinds. AGENCY tub BUC BON BARBEI April SARTOR TO THE FR Acw Store on l Imii'ii L ii ?UK .VI >01 fl 1T1 lirocenes ano iJ ASHEPOO : If you "want uocxls low lor ill / .j c S A R T PARKER'S |ffkgu3iHAIR BALSAM 7 Bfl the |*ipiiliir favorite for di e adng PSV?. gtjg t*''' hair, !!< toi in;f color when [oWyit ^iMr'o.v. ""'1 |"' renting I landrail. Iw-fS'S.t'Sl jfflm iv eleanow ||||. m i1|>, stops thn |Jas}'.i!rV r Imir tilling, mnl Is rtiro to please. r**Q*.~ * * *1 -'*< *''V. ami gl.QOnt.lirnrtgists. The host Cough Curo you can use, Anil tin- Ik't |'i<' entire known for <' iiMiniption. It cures l'Oilily l-alii*. ninl nil ili orders of the Stomach, Itowcls, I.iiiiI'k, l.ivi-r, Kiilneyn, I'rinnry Orpnns nml ill Fcmnln I'oiilptailit s. The fei hie anil n k, strii?;. gling against disease, nml slowly drifting towards the I'l li e, w ill in im -t c:c i"V their health hy the tiini ly n>o of r w:i:? ids T' 'NIC. hut ill lay is dangerous. Take it 111 time. Sold hy all llrupgi-Is in largo bottles at $1.00, HINDE RCORNS Tin*Him* t. <-f nn?! 1* t r*ir? for Corn^, l'unton-. Warts MoU Hiiiflrrn their furthi*rpr?i" fli St<*|*snl! |??iin. <live*notmuhlo. M.ikesfhn feet comf?>rt11in?l? n ?mh i*iii t \* hen everything t l>o fails J-i'W l?y I ?."iri. I at 1 . ?V Co., N. Y? Inn'.".* I Theodore Munro, M. E PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. IN!**N e. II., s. r Oflicc in l?ri?-k 1 >ukt lin_r. ? < rncr of l.uv 11 :i: . .Mnri'li I'S II if. A Neat Dwelling for Sal rnill'.iifa! I i*'* <lwclliiijr '<n M iin >lrcri 1 ' I 11 Iv 1<1 .Inlllix-ll, ,Jr . .* I lit! lor snlr>. I".?I* | artii-iilm- iinjiiiiv n! W \ N|i'||(i|,S(i\. Mrli. -?? I RIVE ON OES IT TIIIHTV DAVK Jt? ID WARE STORE. :i): :R; i pocket to price my goods before ill support since my advent into ds at a close profit I solicit a share . Thanking you lor past liberal , continuance of the same, I am W. D. BE1YLEY. aid for-HIDES and DEES WAX. W. I). 13. 9 r ITITTTl TTT/\-nT T^V 9 I X XlXLi W W-tt-U-U uiving been always awarded the World's Fair, and International (I the above title as the result of nice. teapers and Mowers) were sold in iliSO? iters, rs, Ling Plows, n a s CORN Wi, h(JELLKRS, WHEELf !'' > iij i va: a nor s | K THORN OR RIB) FENCE WIRE, iiul Asbestos Mixed s I FOSTER & lYILKINS. 11 . .si I " ? If & AfeTHUR ,ONT AO A IN lio Corner tlial wiih i Juiiuary. ' AIITKKS FOR? 'lantation Supplies. iTS FOR FERTILIZERS o CASH CO)iK? and sec us. OR X R T II IT R. ' On the Corner." Who Wants A STUMP TULLER, I .1 i\u:<;nm; tiiuksmi'i:. \ r.u i: <;it ass .sn.KV ri.ow, warranted cheaper ; :i < i letter llmti thet'asadoj A t nlllUN UlSr IIAItHOU . .V THOMAS HAIIKOW. 1 !'.>r Miiotiiitifr land and cultivating cotton and I Corn. \ ri.,\\Ti-:i:. 01: a t'Ul/n VATOK. \ no its r. iiaki:. or an IMI'I.IIMKNT or MAt IIIMl of any kind j T?*-J <&>'itv moiify hi/ Uuynuj them j'fom EMSLIE NICHOLSON. i April I I "Jin re. e ! A Int. of ;i| Very Smerior Fioiif I j 11-L roci ivotl liy A. I! STOKES k CO TTresh Ai ?ATlaurens g. UUKEN OLIVES, OLIVE OIL, DURKEES SALAD DRESSLN TORASCO 1'EITER WO ROES 1IORS1 VlirVfll TIT PAl! A. UliAl V. 1 t I* French Bi-Carb Soda will pi eve being the be.st Baking Soda known. BAKER'S CHOCOLATE [ STRICTLY PITIIE FLAY A FULL LINK <>1 ?SUCH AS YOUNG HYSON, IMPERIAL, JAPAN, sore at 75 cents per pound. 11UDNIJT S PEARL GRIT SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON LAUD SPECIAL IND In order that I may raise some money to bu] is a power, 1 will throw my goods on the countc I II l : NEXT Til REGARDLESS :0:? I would prefer losing 25 per cent, oil" New V Stock on timo, I will not quote prices this tin you waut bargains in DRY GOODS, CLOTHIN Call in at my Store; but do not forget to bring that keeps us afloat. It is good on the land an jingle and ring?Oh! bring it, oh! fetch it to in many goods for it as you can get elsewhere for your share of the bargains, from LEADER OF L< ] McU. JO NE' GROCERY We are receiving a new : FRESH GI which we proj AT REASON AIJ Our stock cc ItKOV, LAUD, I f.OI K. NtilAli AM) CO! (AXAi;i) and all kii FAMILY GI (Jive us a call and sco for yours< A. R in j.; Nov i? A-J WANTED AGENTS ! Two live and energetic men to canvass and collect for T11K MAV I MPICOV i:i> | ?.SIX(j/:il S/ ll'/.W; MAC/IIXK? ~ :o: ~ v?t. CI'l.'(Ik\ I'M I I II \ M l'\ T-V, .n li.lir i IMF I .'I I/.' ? \NU ! (ii)Ol) ( UN II! ACT Cii.ir.iuiwl i" tin- rijtlu , man. A nice ppritig wagon l"nrni-li?*?|. For |>:t11irnlai", call "ii m a>l'hn>-. Till: SINCKi; .MAMTACI I lilNCJ in. .1 I!. CI.AKK Manager, | UllKtiNVIM.K s. Api il oil 17 Ii DawlawdottonPlanters ?Tin: < 1:1.1:111; \ti:i?? I i J | Dowliiw 1 Msi ii l ?m ?. | IJl j ? l-'or Sale l?y I I'u I I' \ NT, Ml K INS 11 K < ?>. j M April '.4 II I in tRIYAL? YOUNG'S. fit. SAl'CK. 1TK11SIIJKK SAl'Cti. I'OllD'S BlltiAD PUKIWRATION, P? OF SODA? tnt Biscuits turning ycllo w, for culinary purposes] OllIING EXTRACTS GOOD TDAS s? HONti, lir.MWDEK, AND OOLONtl, 'S. (medium and lino) nud FhOI'll, always in stock. lUCEMENTS f my goods in New York, where imrtiey irs lor Iltrv 1)AVS i OF COST. ork cost on the goods, than to Lny my le, for my neighbors information, but if G, SHOES, HATS &c. along with you that little green note d the sea ? it will buy anything, it will ic, and I will give you nearly twice as the same amount, thill early and got m PRICES l>, C. I'M , V> >. ri ii IV STORE. ind complete stock of LOCERIES, ioso to sell ILK I'KICKN. insists of > GOODS and t'HKESK, ids of iOCERIES. ;lvcs. . STOKES & CO. 1'. Hill & Co.'s old buildin?r. I tf \Ti:w MikMMiity i> GOODS 1. Miss Mary Vincent is receiving New Lines ?of? MILLINERY GOODS front lliC tireat Lmp.iiuiif'of the North, ami the LATEST STYLES can be seen ?i her Wf- s II <) w K O ? .11 S. April 1', iti ^i LVrr11 i :w. arne-? l.eaiher. Plantation l.ealhei. roper Leather. fall' Sk' A. R. STOKES & CO.' Drs. Mnmliy V II.im- Iiia<I< llieir lie:i<l<|ii.V r.. ?v < ' >. - <fi?iT, ?here * ill uii'l new ?tuek lC D-R'