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Do Bight, Though the Heaven* Fall*
"They are slaves who fear to speak
Te the fallen and the weak,
They are elaves who dare not be
In tbb right with two or thr*et
There are elaves yet, of many kind
Slates to frivolus fashions, obsolete custom
and public opinion, (that bug-bear to's
very many) souls bound by the narrow hori
ten of what tho world, or Mrs. Gruod
may thick or say. Of oourse therh nr
cettnio proprieties and established custom
te be always observed, but my homely tel
has notliiog to do with this. Any man o
woman with average intelligence can easil
settle in his or bor mind what is a prop*
course of action to be observed when dea
io? with grnerailiee; but when It comes I
x. dealing man with man, brother witi
Irotker, here is where we run agiounc
Why will men and women dare not blway
do e hat the soul whispers is right. Ht
man bature in general is not so bad; if ur
trnme'ed ft follows the dictates of cor
science; but there are ao many intricat
springs set in motion when a weak soul &i
tempts to follow a particular lioe of aetior
involving what he feels to be right, am
JjBit on the other hand, the world may so;
~ What may be right for me my friend, ma
be wrong for you, according to our menti
status, er the talents God has given uc
?ui wiiatorcr you feel within your soul i
right, dare do that. Let the world and it
slaves say what may. Do what God whit
pera to your ooosoienee is right, and leav
the result in ills hands. "Paddle your owi
canoeis a good and trite old saying
Many of us women do need to give i
more careful oo^ideratiou.
Right aotioiyi spring from right motivei
If then the fountain bead is pure the bal
ahce of the stroam will be pure; dut ho*
often are good actions encrusted and hiddei
from a fear of the world. If one. couh
- free ones self from this sonter-ptible fea
the millenium would not seem so distant
A great many, from a desire to be popular
or on the aide with the majority, do vio
lenoe efteu to conscience, striving to per
suade themselves that "might makes right,'
k forgetting "they are slaves who dare not bi
^ in (bO right with two or three." Fer mj
part I have a most unqualified contempt foi
any such wishy-washy oharaoter, %nd roj
next strongest feeling it pity.
Some persons with overy element and
qualification for a noblo character allov
tboir whole moral structure to be warpet
ard almost ruiued hy this fault. They givi
this defect or character every name bu
the right one, and that is downright cow
ardice. They call it refinement, const iera
lion for tho feelings of others and policy
&c. Woll, policy is a good thing, when no
oarried too far, and when oombined witl
kind christian tact making us to knov
when to say the right thing in the right wai
and in the right place,, is better still, fo:
we have all boen made to feel at times, w<
' jl bad "oaat our pearls before swine;" bin
when there is too much policy mixed u|
with taot, it becomes ro palpably weak, ant
then the least discerning can readily fathon
the motive and that, after all, is self ag
randisment, and self glorification ! If wi
wish to do anything good in this world no*
is the time. Wo can never travel this road
but once. Only one life is given us here
Let us be up and doing. Let us try t<
make tbo ciroumsoribed sphere in whicl
we live, a little belter for our- having lived
"They are slaves who dare not speak, t<
the fallen aud the weak."
To illustrate : Suppose we know some
poor sister whose good name and reputation
, has been smirched and blackened by lh(
vile tongue of rumor?that hydra-headed
"they tay." We, in our owu minds an
convinced of her innocence and purity
Let us seek this unfortunate one. Maki
her feel by a sympathetic look, a kindlj
Eressure of the hand that we believe it
er still, though there are others eo ~*rafu
g? to pluck the "moto from a neighbors eye
- v.: ,jand regard not the beam that is in thsli
own." We must hare ohter and bettei
evidence of her worthlessnoss than "thej
say," before we can believe her se de
praved "Tolho pure all things are pure,'
and when we sec any one so ready te im
pute evil, to others the suggestion verj
naturally forces itself on our miods, thi
detractor is not immaculate I Would noi
kindness and sympathy do more fur the un
fortunate, even though she had sinned
than a drawing aside of our skirts, a tilt o
the nose, or a lifting of the eyes in pioui
horror ?
Women are muoh to blance for seme o
the hard bitter things in life. There seenoi
such an utter lack of sympathy for one oi
their own sex in distress, la one sense, ex
elusivenesB of this kind does them honor
but I am persuaded it spriogs more from t
laok of sympathy than any fear ef aontami
notion. . A brother may bo in trouble?I d<
not mean brother by the ties .of bloed?w<
are all brothers and sisters in one sens#.
Why wait for one of the same sex to shots
him a kindly sympathy and point him th<
right way f Men have not the fins keen in
tuition of a woman, and in most cases wer<
bp to gq wifh the beat of intent'iqns, nio<
1 ^ men out of ten would make a sail bungle o
the matter, and instead #f pouring oil et
the iroublyUwaters of the erring one's ssul
If nvuiu I?TU UIIU ?? 411O CO II VIC lion Ilia
' ' bis feet were too deep io the mire to evei
hope to reech dry lead. Ia dealing with th?
erring a great many * :en lack that fine tao
Which requires such deli?*|e handling, tba
God seems to have reserved it almost ex
olusively to a few good women.
Man will clop and argue ; and hie firs
thought is apt to be, "Am i my brother'i
keeper?" ' llavo I not aa much as I cai
do to keep my own foet in the straight an<
narrow -way?" Ah! when wovslop ti
reason this way, we make short work of it
Bo far as ony errjng brpthep is concerned
forgetting V'btre is more Joy in beavai
over one sinner that repentetb, than thi
ninety and nine wbioh nee 1 no repentance.'
'> If Wj oouid only seo into the hearts 0
Others, read there the saored and hoi;
H&t.- thoughts and the intense craving we ai
have for sympathy wo would feelonfy kind
oasa and pity, ^rHere wa now only oondemn
Ah, fa tkls'liard, bitter, airuggiing world
with its teeming millions of aohing hearts
Why can we not feel mure syajpathy, am
l*\ dare fo give it expression? Wa can on);
: bo vary good, very genereus, when semi
catastrophe or dire calamity befall a people
but I ani not speaking of people in goneral
. out in the abstract, one individual toward
> w; dflfeother, man to nen, brother to brother^H|e
sympathy we rugbt to feel one toward
I ^Tinolher. Ob Iwbat is more bitter, more re
[ leutlese, or more cruel then "man's inLp
L . mniiity to man." The generality of peopl
I \ woufd sooner cncouuter a rattlesnake thai
tm man -uown in tut world," each one en
dsavoring to acoelerate bia spepd down jh
hl'l,' w^ipn, perhaps,' on expression of tru
aenuiue sympathy would iufuae new lite i
bia pulses and a brave hope, born pf d?
_?r?'r, would ffol as u ipniQ 10 )>) entir
aad physical nature. Shakeepear
Wi i "There is a tide in the affaire of mat
^^Vtakto at the flood, loads on *e fortune.'
the right word, Oily spokeo, a kind!
pressure of the hand, may mean moro tba
wh will svsr know hers; for Jesus sayi
' even a cup of oold water given in my ?nm<
fbf}ll by no myacs ipse i|s regardList
ef Lstters.
^ Remaining ia (he Pus toffies at Union fc
V1 nmxm (HUing April Ulll, lOOU,
9r Miss Ann* llaney |MIm Charity 8hall.
K Paraoru oalilng (or (ha abort lattara wll
l>laaaa ?ay (bay ara adrartisad, tad will t
raquirad to pay one oent for (hoir deliror
J. C. MUNTJiR, P. M.
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AN ORDINANCE
TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE FISCAL
TEAR COMMENCING SEPT. 10, 1889.
Council Cuamdkr. 1
Union, S. C., April 2, 1889. /
T)E R ordainod by the Tewn Ceuncil ef
9 X) Union, in the State of South Carolina,
0 now met and setting, and by the authority,
of the same.
Section 1. That a tax of two (2) mills
e upon every dollar of the value of all Real
19 ?o*uie, Stock in trade and personal property
in the town of Union, bo and the eame
r is hereby levied, to meet the ordinary ex?
peases of the municipal government of said
'r town, for the fiscal year commencing Sept.
l* 10th, 1>80.
0 Skc. 2 That the sum of one dollar and
1 fifty cento be fixed as a commutation for
street and road duty, and the said sum is
8 hereby rsquired to be paid by each and
l" every able-bodied male person bo'*
tween the ages of eighteen and fifty-five
years old, who rosido within the incorpo9
rate limits of snid town.
Sec. 3. That tho Town Treasurer da pre''
oeed at once to collect the Taxes herein
levied, and thai ho ehall keep his books
'' open from the firrt day of May next until
J tho first day of June uext, after whioh time
he shall proeeed, by distress or otherwise,
'* as prescribed by law, to collect such as
9 remain unpaid, with a penalty of twenty
9 per cent, added.
Sec. 4. That tho basis of values for the
9 taxation of Real Estate, personal property
9 and stock in trade, shall be taken from the
>' books of the County Auditor, for the year
1 1888, bb far as it relates to the town of
Union
Bsc. 5. Lioenso fees shall be as follows :
For each dealer in fertilizers
r from 8 to 25 Iods $ 6 00
? For aach dealer in fertilisers
from 26 to 75 tens 10 00
r For eaoh dealer in fertilisers
from 75 to 226 tons 15 00
'? For eaoh sewing mr?biue agent 5 00
" * life insurance ngeot... 10 00
" ? ? fire ? ' 10 00
' ' livery or sale stable... *25 00
< < carriage, buggy and
' horse, kept for, hire outsido of
r livery stable 10 00
' For each two-horse dray per
annum 10 00
For each one-horse dray jcr
' annum 5 00
For eaoh billiard room on main
9 street 25 00
For each billiard room on bncic
" street 16 00
For each ten pin alloy.. 50 00
For eaoh and everv circus per
1 day 75 00
1 For each aad every side show
r per day 10 00
T For each and every lecture,
r musical entertainment, play er
9 show, for reward or gain, per day 6 00
For each and every itinerant
? salesman, per day 5 00
For eaoh and every auctioneer
1 per day 2 60
Done and ratified under tho corporate
9 seal of the said town of Uuion, on the 2d
[ day of April, A. D., 1889.
1 J. H. Kodukr, W. T. GRAHAM,
Clerk and Treaa'r. Intendant.
9 April 5 14 4t
; SAVE YOUR MONEY,
> BY BUYING
? PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS
i CHEMICALS, ]
; PAINTN, OILS, j
TOILET SOAPS,
, PERFUKES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER j
! BRACES, ETC., I
; JPdSEY 410.,!
DRUGGISTS.
1
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY CON 1
f I
, POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. s
[ PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, [
for Medioinal use.
k <
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
3 |Qr Our Goods hare boon bought LOW
for CASH, and selected with the greatest
r care, and will be told at the Tory lowset
5 prices.
j J. w. POSEY & BRO.
j Mereh 22 12 ly.
f
The State of South Carolina. ?
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t COUNTY OF UNION. 1
r 3
i ByJAS. M. QEE, Esq., Probata Judge, 0
t YYT?EKEA8, Harper K. Floyd, of Uaion
VY County, in said Stale, has made suit
to me to grant him tetters of Adminisiration
, on the estate of and effects of Mary Eliza
Floyd, deoeased.
9 Thsse are, therefore^* cite and admonish
| all and singular thekimlrsd and creditors of
the said Mary Eliza Floyd, deceased, that
9 they be and appear, beforp me, in the Court
| of Probatq, to be held at Union C II., South
' Carolina, on the 20th day of April 1889,
| after publication hereof, at 1F o'clock in
, the forenoon, to show cause, if any they
f have, why the said Administration should
not be grantad.
\ Given nnder my band this 8rd day of
April, Anno Domini 1889, '
JAMBS M. GBR.,
judge Probate.
' Published on the 6th day of April, i
! 1889, ia the Union Times.
! Aril 6 14 if,
1 . w 1
} IMPORTANT MEETING. 1
t A. ... M
g v? 0UAKU or
- OOUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
8 Orricn or.CovNtr Commissionbhs, 1
~ Union Coontt, / i
"VTOTICF. is hsrebj glten that a special I
* JLN meetiog of the Board of County Com- <
8 roissioners for Uuioo County ifiU be hel-i et i
" Unifn Court Jiftuse, si the office of said I
8 county Commissioners, on the 20th day of
* April 1889, st 10 o'clock s, in., for tho conQ
sideraiion of the expedieooy of changing
>" the location of (.he highway leading from \
* Union Court House to Heaiy's Ferry, at or
8 near lbs Supple Jack branch.
|? All persons interested will be permitted
to o(F*r testimony at said meeting for or <
1 againrt the changing tho location ?( 88id '
n highway.
'? By order of the Commissioners.
?. QHARLKS BOLT,
Clerk.
Mch 28 18 8t
Administrator's Notioe.
T)EHS()Ny holding oleima igtloit the HI
tote of Ao? Smith, dcceaaed, wjll plena
preoont thorn mo, ppoperljr probated; and
thpoo Indebted to the aaid deoeaocd will
pfoaoo make immediate payment.
II Mar oh 80tk 1889.
o WILLIAM SMiril,
J Adm'r Aaa Smith.
4j?U 6 14 44,
UNIMPROVED LANDSOFFICE
COUNTY AUDITOK,\
Union, 8. C., February 1, 1889. J
The following Act is published in aecort
ance with Section 3 :
An Act to allow unimproved lands whio
have not been on the Tax Books sine
1875 to be listed without penalty.
Suction 1. Be it enaetcd by the Senah
and House of Representatives of tho Stat
of South Carolina, uow met and sitliog i
General Assembly, and by the authority <
the same, That in all cases where
proved land which has' not been upon th
tax books since the fiscal year commenciu
November 1, 1874, and which are not a
the forfeited list, shall at any time he/of
the 1st day of Octeber, 1888,'be returm
to the County Auditor for taxational)
said Auditor be, and is hereby instpQcte
to assess the satuo and to enter it uffon th
duplicate of the fiscal year, eomflhcncin
November 1, 1887, with the simple Axes a
that year.
Sue. 2. That nil such lands as mayib
returnod to the Auditor for taxation botwM
the first day of October. 1888, and the firl
day of October, 1889, shall bo assessed am
oharged with the simple taxes of the tw
fiscal years commencing, respectively, ei
the first day of November, 1887, aud th
first day cf November, 1888.
Sec. 3. That as soon as praotisable afte
the passage of thig Act the Comptrolle
general is directed to furnish a copy o
the same to each Auditor in the State, am
the Auditors are required to publish thi
same in each of their county papers, eac<
a week for three months during the yeai
1888, and for the same period of time du
ring the year 1889, and the cost of suoi
-k.ll v - _ a a ?
puuuwiuvu tuni do pa.ia dy IDC count;
treasurer, upon the order of Ike eouet;
oommissioners, out of the ordinary count;
tax last collected.
Approved December 19, 1887.
NAT. B. MORGAN,
Auditor Union County.
Feb 8 6 2m_
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IN SEWING MACHINES.
The "DEMORE8T," with high
>rm, drop leaf, and cover, as illustrated,
,nd full set of nickel plated attachments,
VARwANTED by the manufacturers,, for 5
'ears. Same as sold elsewhere for $35,
nly $19 50 CASH, at Factory.
Thousands now i& daily use. Save
Vgenis' great big profits, and bn? direct ol
FOSTER, WILKINS & CO.
Maroh 8 10 tf
DELAY 13 DANGfKROUS,
DON'T PUT OFF.
MyAgeot, Ma. J. Lkon Rutlm, is oa (he
oadtosoe you, with a happy leok en his
'ace- He has several hundred new designs
>f the most MODERN STYLES of
linilllllCITQ
m w ii w m b n U
AND
TOMBSTONES
irliieh we will furnish at a lower piin thtm
evar.
A LARGE SELECTION
>n hand ready far lettering and daMrary al
met.
GEORGE GEDDES*
UNION MARBLE :WORKB.
April 1 lb it
A.N END TO THEIHORROB
? OF ?
EXTRACTING TEETH,
I am prepared to extract Teeth withoni
pain or danger, by the uae of flat.
I guarantee all of my work to giro satff
faction. L. K. MEADOKB
May A 19
.. . p
. Spring
We invite ouBAnils and patroi
\ S I'M N G
t " which is now being
\ D R EfS B
* We call the Ladies attention to <
d ment, consisting of Henriettas, Gas!
* Chambreys, Sateens and Calicoes.
* : S H <
* I Our lino of Shoes is largo oud cm
i Boys, Ladies and Children. Try a
; $4.00 HAND-Mi?
: H : A
f \ ,
1 Oyr line of Hats, in both Straw
; ?cit^}'?
; S A D D
r Just received a^?io3>?+rne of Saddl
r of which we offer at a vfery low pric>
CLOTHING!
Wo find that wo arc overstocked i
, inducements in both Mens' nnd You
HARD1
Do you need any Plow Stocks, H<
other fanning implements ? If so, 3
look at our Stock.
CROCKERY
We also have a full line of Crr.ck
" low prices,
March 29 L
A T T Jtfl i
IS CALLED TO THE 3
j * THE 3
-AMOST
C(
, Stock of Plantation E
are Se
, LOW AS T1
, PLOftTS, J 4
PLOW STOCKS,
CHAINS,
AXES,
PICKS,
MATTOCKS.
W? are Agents lor tt
Best in t]
FOfi
Jan 4
Selling 0?t, selim
READ CA
TT
IVYD HE
That FLYNNIhai always beet
this seotloa
I HAVE now made the greatost e
thing, if poeaible. And if Goods *acrifi<
era, I can convince them that the Good;
ARE AC
Seal Plush Modjeska* advertised
houses at 916 50 to 9*20, 1 will sell i
Misses Newmarkets, fine. Goods, a
Ladies " 14 nice' " i
Those Goods are worth double wh
I have the fashionable Tricot from
Those Goods are 54 inches wide.
Cashmeres, double width, from 14
1 have all dress trimmings, includi
55e. worth 85c. Worsted dress Goo<
| Jeans, Flannels, Ticking, Towels,
i Z
BOOTS A1
HATS ANJ
MY STOCK 1
is acknowledged by every person, to
have ever seen above Charleston.
I. have thousands of other articles
tion; but if you want aa many Go<
, for 916,
DO NO FAIl
D. 0.1
t LEADER AND CI
1 ; May 27
%
OPENING
is to call and examine our beautiful
STOCK,
opened up every day.
GOODS.
iur well stocked Dress Goods departbmeres,
Worsteads, Ginghams, Lawns.
JU fci :
nplete in every department, for Men,
pair of our Gontlemens guaranteed
i.DE SHOES S4.00.
: T : S :
' and Felt, aro the nobbiest in the
L E R Y .
es, Harness, Collars, Bridles, etc., all
e.
CLOTHING!
n this Line and arc offering special
ths'- Clothing.
WARE.
[>c8t 2*low Points, Ilcels, Screws, and
fou. iwill find it to your interest to
5 TINWARE.
crv and Tinware, which we offer at
RICE & MCLURE.
^tTotst'1
"ACT THAT WE HAVE
LARGEST
IV I>
5MPLETB
tardware, in Union, and
filing as
BE LOWEST:
| BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS
ANVILS,
HOES,
RAKES,
SHOVELS AND SPADES,
NAILS, &c? &c. i
ie Buck-Thorn Fencing.
yvrvTT
Ixo World. 1
ITER, WILKINS Ac CO.
1 if
I Out Selling On.
REFULLY
MEMBER,
K'tke leadcrJJofLow Prices in
i of country.;
ffort of my life to clean out the whole
?d io prioo will oouvioco the closest buy
>
RIFICE x>.
at Evriok's Ridleys ami other large \
it ?12 50 and $lo. <
it $2 50, 32 75, $3, up to $5 50. *
it 33 25, 33 75, $?)
at wo ask for them.
1 19c. to the finest grades at 67Ac.
Jc to 30c. \
ng watered silk, which I will sell for 4
la from 4c a yard up. *
White Counterpaines, very cheap. *>
*D SHOES, ,
D TRUNKS
OF CLOTHING
bo tbe largest and best selected they
that space will not admit me to mcn>ds
for f 10 as can bo had elsewhere
, TO CALL AT
GLYNN'S, j
[AMPION OF LOW PRICES.
21 tf
ii
NEW GOODS! I
Our new Spring Stock is arrriving <3
inspect t
PRICES JliCTW
Our Milliner, MISS FUNCK, is nov
crn Markets, where f
LARGE AND
Lino of Millinery Goods. She will ha
and will be pleased to see her many frie
will be able to sell them goods cheaper
Call and sec us and get first choice ol
Thanking the people for their liberal
continuation of the same in the future.
GRAHAM
Sept 14 ?*7
9 DIMES C
Or, to be more plain, nine dimes 1
you spend your dimes with GABRET'J
I carry 011 a CASH business.
I save in Book-keeping, in bad d
and give my customers the benefit of ii
10 PER CEN'
By selling these Goods at ten cents o
That is how J make it out that nine 1
9 D I M E
ONE DOLLAR
every time at Gam
Pianos ami Organs sold on easy t
prices
SCHOOL BOQIi
A N D
SCHOO
CHEAPERTI
BLAIK BOOKS
Sept 21 ?
J E W 1
AT PRICES NEVER
FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY CHEAPER THAN
* PLACE IN Til I
Go and See F. G. Til
-<
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
JEWELRY, SILVER AiND PLATED
And All Kind* of Musical Instruments as
Which 1 will sell at i
jvcpuirmg in ivRicnes, ciocks ami Jewelry,
rices, AT
F. G- TREFZER'S
Jan 18 3
lfnnydenier ?nyn he has tho W. I.. nouglRt
ihot'H without inline and price stamped ?n
ho bottom, put him down uo u fraud.
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$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
nest In the world. Examine his
WI.OO GENUINE I1AK11-SKWKI) SlIOK,
it.M) HANO-8E1VK1) 1VKLT SHOE. ar
3.50 FOLICE ANI) FAKMKK8' .SHOE. ..
t..V> KXTItA VALUE CAI.E SHOE. co
mt.tti WOKKINOMAN'8 SHOE.
i.OO and tt 1.75 HOYS' SCHOOL SHOES
All made In Congress, Button and Lace,
ai m.
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s3 shoe lad?irES. |
Boot Material. Bent Stylo. Host Fitting. I
t not ?ol<l l>y your dealer, write a
IV. L. DOVOLAS, BltOCKTON, MASS 3
S. M. RICE, JR., E. U. I
Agent, Union, 8 C. I
an IS 6m. G
liable line of II titter hnltl
nKjijQlU|iWn^j Humplea. Thru umpire, ?
2Sr-->.-lw w?'l * the watch, we ?'t?d
^^Brir?w Vree, ami after you hare h?pt
tlua In your heme fnr 0 month) fin I tliowro tl rn lo thoae
who may here called, Ibty become reur own pror?r)T. Thoee
who write at once ran be euro of receiving the Wnlch
and Snmpjca. We nay all eaprete, freight, eto dtldieee
SUoaau A Co., ?ox HIS, Portland, Mulao. ^
Money to Loan.
In Minift of $300 and up* ?rda, to S;
) aeoured bj tirat mortgag# an nprovoa ai
krm land*. Applj ta c
D. A. TOWNS r, ^
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Un " '# I
mT<GOODS!!
laily. 'The public is invited to
hem.
' FOR CASH;
v* on her way home from the North
>he has bought a
nnniDT utc
VJV/1YL1 JUUirj
vc the floods open in a few days,
nds and the public generally, and
than ever,
f the floods,
patronage in the past, we ask a
I & SPARKS,
CHEAP CASH STORE.
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>NE IS 107
>uy ono dollar's wortti'ftf floadf, If
ebts, in postage, and Taea Reek
t.
r. SAVED,
fl' the dollar.
tin)*'* txiir* ic tr?r*
S BTj Y
: IN GOODS,
itt's Book Store.
erms. Cnll or write and got
i.
LS,
A L L
SUPPLIES,
LAN EVER.
OF ALL KINDS
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YOU COULD BUY IK ANY OTHBR
S STATE.
EFZER'S STOCK;
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
WARE FINK STATIONERY,
i Violins, Banjos and Accordcons,
ind below cost. ?
You will find the Best Work and Lowest
i JEWELRY STORE,
Next Door to Bnchhtit's.
Sm*
S' E W .
1 AM now ready for taking the
popular Minelto, (known bb cigarette.
Plain cut, per doz. - $ 1 00
Uilt edge, per doz. - $1 60
Conic aud get some of those
little favorites. I don't take less
than a dozen.
When you come for a sitting,
always bring yeur purse, yoa
always need it before you leave.
W. C. GALLAGHER.Photo
Artist.
Dec 14 60 tf
.Examination of Teachers.
11 HE ftnnunl examination Tot Teachers
. will be held at Union Court House, on
pril 6, 1881). All peruana desiring 'o
nch in the Public Schools of Union County
ustbe examined.
Under Ilcaalution of S>ate Board of Exniners,
the examination fir white and
lored will be had on simedsy.
WILLIAM MrHOWAN,
Cli'm'n Board of Examiners.
March 22 12 8t
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l^jTTd J bin, in a our marhinr.l. H1JJJ
Badl^l1 J^P,aiid aouda where iha paopla ?a n<
? them. v>e v< ill ?md frra oout
^KtF^Bgpptrna in each Ior?liiv,ih. rrrf
J J'tT* baat etwlnf-matblna made In
a'Si JJI a # I lilt world,?lib all the attachmrnie.
raBlflil ffly A IV? will alto .end frre a wmpi.i.
HmmMP 4IMBjfchr.e of our coatlr and editable art
tWaWl |WW"Mil" In return w# a.k chat yoo
UbWIAiBw how what wa iead, !o Ihoaa who
lflfMMaa; rail at year homo, aad after t
BP^J*afjr^%monlh? all ?hall broom, jrwr awn
m B a ilmg ^Ipropertr. 1 hla trend machine ta
l/VI ?r\ TSmilaante the Wlttaer patatna.
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Laf laatrmatlcaa dee*. TVoaa who write ta aa at aaaa aaa atra
frM the bail etwt?*-anaehlee la tba world, aad tba m
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Notice to Builders.
Orrica or County Commissioners, i
ror Onion County. |
Union, 8. C., March 1889.
CHE Hoard of County Commissioners
will receive sealed bids until the third
riday in Apiil, for the building of the
uperintendeni'a house, at the Poor House,
pecifioatioos of ihe building can be aeen
ntil the 18ih April, at the office of County
ommlssloners, UnionC. 11., S. C.
Cms. Bolt, WM. M. GALLMAN,
Clerk. Ch'n'n. Bi C. C.^
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