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To the White Teaoher* Of Union County. The South Carolina Teachers' Association, an organization having for ita object the professional improvement of its members and the .advancement of Educational interests generally, is desirous of increasing its membership and of extonding its influcnce. ^ Thi^jan onlw bo done by means of carn1 *l-'"esT and Ijo*rtjr"To-op9ration on the part of the Teachers of the Stato, and with a viow of securing that co-operation, I address you this Circular and invito you to bccotno a member. The due* are only one dollar a year, payable at the Annual Meeting. Tho Annual Meeting for 1889, will beheld in the Female College Ruilding at Columbia, on the 10th, 17th and 18th of July. An attractive Programme is being prepared by the Executive Oomniittoe, the Railroads will reduce their rates, and no effort will be spared to make the meeting both interesting mid instructive. Send your nntno and post otlico address, at once, to llENUY 1'. AllCII HK, J'res. S. C. Teachers Ass'n Charleston. He Showed His Good Sknhr.?Our traveling men as a rule arc men of lively disposition. They make a good impression on the public by their engaging man tiers, but when the true gentlouiau with kind and sympaTncucTmpulses and that feeling of tcudorness, known only to men of the highest order is to be shown the "drummer" is nt^ behiud his fellows. Capt. C. F. lloke, one of tlio mast widely known traveling men in the South, wiitos : "I got from you a bottle * of Dr. Westmoreland's C&lisaya Tonic for my little daughtor, who had beon prostrated with fevor and was very weak and had no appetite. Sha had not used moro than half the bottle before she had ati excellent appetito and regained her strength with astonishing rapidity. 1 believe it to bo an j^P excellent Tonic." This great Tonic is sold by J. W. Posoy & Pro. ?? ?? Drugs ! Drugs ! ! Drugs ! ! ! Go to 1*0SElt S Drug Store for your Drugs. See theirVlvertiseuieut. Every customer re ceivcs courteous and careful attention. All goods plainly labtlcd and well wrapped before leaving store. 013 XT UAliY, McCREIQIlT?Died, on Friday the 6lh Inst., ui tier rcsidcuco at (Jlendale Factory. Spartanburg Co., Mrs. Win. McCreight, after an illness of 7 weeks. Mrs. McCreight was boyn in this county, and was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church. Sho leaves a devoted li usband and scvoa children to mourn tlio loss of a faithful christiau wife and mother. List of Letters. Remaining in the Postollice at Union l'or the week ending April 20th, 1880. llato Mr. II. II. [Murphy >lr Joe. Rale Mr II II | Player Mr F E Davis Mrs J II . Palmer J K Howard W F | ltison Miss Sallio Miller N M |Siins Mrs Armanda Persons calling fJv the above letters will plcasosay they are advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery J. C. HUNTER, P. M. WHO WANTS A BUGGY? mHOSE who wish Bocond-hand buggios, _ I .ram! \l r,?,? f?r Imlf nrlr. if wit! r.aw ?? e> " i?J to call 0:1 us before buying elsewhere. We will also havo new iiuggies, Carriages ami Wacans. iw a few-days Call?ami examine whether you buy or not. J. C. HUNTER & SON. April lft 10 3t. Administrator s Notice. K3EltSONS holding claims against the es_!_ tutu of Asa Smith, deceased, will please present them to me, properly probated: nrd those indebted to the said deceased will I lease make itntr. tuiate juyii.ent. March :>0th lhd'J. WILLIAM SMITH, Adin'r Asa Saiith. April f> 14 4t. Notice of Final Discharge, NOTICE is hereby givou, that by permission of Hon. James M: Gee, Probate Judge for Union County, 1 will, on the 10th, day of May, lbS'J, at 1:5 o'clock, A. M. matte my final return and apply for letters Dismissory, as Executor of the estate of It. P. Glcnu, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate must settle by that date, and alt persons having ? claims against (lie estate must present y them, properly attested, ?n or before that da.c: or they will be lorover barred. W. O. AUSTIN, Ex'r. Est. H. F. Glenn. April I 'J 1ft dt F. C. MILLARD, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER. . o 1 would respectfully inform the citizens of Union thai 1 am prepared to execute all kinds of House. Ornamental and Siern Painting, Graining, Varnishing, Paper Hanging, &c. SIGN PAINTING A SPECIALTY. Orders loft at the Times Ollioe will be promptly Mtendc I to. l\ C. WILLAIID. April P.' 11< if SHEKIFF'S SALES? or AIay IHSi) I V i virtue of sundry execution* te me di |I 9 veale J. 1 will sell before the Court House door i t the town af Union, on Monday the Ctli (Ivy of .May next, dining the legal hours of sales, I he following descrito I property, to-wit : '200 AGUES. All (ho right, tide and interest thatM. U, Davis owns in one (net of land, situate, lying and bring in Union township, Union County, out lining two hundred and thirty aeres, tuorc or less, hounded by lands of John P. McKissick, William M. Gallman, 11. 11. Heine and J. 1>. MoNraco. Levied oi to be sud as the property of M. E. Dwis, nt t'ac suit of W. 1 . .\l. Williams and II. J William', PliiintitVs, ngiin?t M. K. Dav is. di fen lanl. A FiSO One lot of land, with dwelling lions# thereon, belonging to James M. Gtbbs, deceased. situate, lying an 1 being in the town of U;:i a l ain G?unty, Ci.ntaiaing three am, 117- HUM acres, more or loss, bounded Noith by lands of Mrs. Mary P. Dawkiaa, v East by lot of I!. I. tines, South by Main Street. Not by g/uden lot of Jamos M. Gib'.', decca'e 1, l evied on and to bo sold as the pt 'ipertt of James M. Gil,be, deceased, at the run nt Arthur it. Uarquh'ir, Plainiiif, Against James M. Gibl s, Defendant. J. G. I.MMi.S. f. ('. Tliia I "?tli April, IMS'). April K> Dj J E W 1 iAT PRICES NEVER FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY CHEAPER THAI* PLACE IN TH Go and See F. G. T] WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELP.Y, SILVER AND PLATE! And AH Kinds of Musical Instruments Which 1 will sell at Uej ring in Watches, Clocks and Jowelrj rices, AT F. G- TREFZER' Jan 18 ! Strayed Or Stolen. FROM ny farm, on Saturday night the 13th, a BLACK MARE MULE, 4 years old, about 10 hands high, noso slightly brown, shoulders rubbed by the eollar R and no shoes on. ^ A liberal reward will be given to any ono informing me, or Messrs. Fant Bro's of Union, where 1 can find her, or wh? will bring her to me. Address U.H.JETER. si Meador P. O. ol Union, S. C. 0 April 10 If) St tl SPRING IN FULL BLOOM JJ a MRS. GRANT'S. ? to I have just received a well selected and di complete assortment of Ladies and Misses N HATS AND BONNETS. rt A LSO tli dt Flowers and Trimmings, Cor- ct As sets and Bustles, . n, fit whioh I will soli at the lowest prices. Cal aud 8co me. The hats and trimmiuga will th speak for themselves. K' Yours Truly, ^ MRS. JAS. GRANT. April 11 16 8t a __ ig The State of So nth Carolina tri COUNTY OF UNION. co ta: In the Court of Common Pleas. W. Thomas Littlojohn, Plaintiff, mgaiust. Charles Sims, Caroline E. Elmore, Sarah Adeline Sims, Mary E. Hamilton, William II. Wallace, Defendants. To (he Dcfondants above named : || ATOU are hereby summoned and required X to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon nri you, and to Hervo a copy of your answer to an the said complaint on the subscribers at W, their olllce, Law Range, Union, South yci Carolina, within twenty days after tlio ser- on! vice; hereof, excluslvo of the day of such service and if you fail to answer the complaiut within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff lu tnl9 acnou m "m-v relief demanded in the complaint. Dated April 9th, A. D. 1889. ^1 M UN HO & MUN 110, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the defendant Caroliue E. Elmore: Take notice, thai the summons in this action, of which 111o foregoing is a copy, was i tiled in the olllce of the Clerk of the Court of Common Picas for the County of Union in the Staio of South Ccrolina on the 9th day of April, 18.89. April 9, 1889. MUNRO k MUN 110, & Attorneys for Plaintiff 2 Law Range, Union S. C. April 12 lo Dt- ^ AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE FISCAL TEAR COMMENCING SEPT. 10, 1889. g Council. Chamber, 1 Uxion, S. C., April 2, 1889. j FYE it ordained l?y the Town Council ef ? ITninn to t I.? ' ' ' = now met and setting, nnd by the authority, p" of the same. Section 1. That a tax of two (2) mills upon every dollar of the value of all Real estate. Stock in trade and peraonal property in the town of Union, be and the same X is hereby levied, to meet the ordinary expenses of the municipal government of said town, for the fiscal year commencing Sept. 101 h. ISS'.t. pj Sec. 2 That the sum of one dollar and fifty cents be fixed us a commutation for street nnd road duty, and the said sum is hereby required to be paid by each and every able-bodied male person between the nges of eighteen nnd fifty-five years old, who reside within tho incorpe- i rate limits of said (awn. . I Sec. d. That the Town Treaanrcr do pro- " cced at once to collect the Taxes hereiu levied, and that he shall keep his books open from the first day of >iay next until tbe first day of Juna uext, after wlrch time he shall proceed, by distress or otherwise, as prescribed by law, to collect such us remain unpaid, with a penalty of twenty P per cent, added. Sec. 4. That the basis of values for the taxation or ltoal l-.stato, personal properly and stook in trade, shall bu taken from the books of tha County Auditor, for the year 1888, es far os it relates to the toivn of Union. F Sec. 5. License fees shall be as follows : For each dealer in fertilizers from 8 to 25 tons ? 5 00 For each dealer in fertilizers C"1 from 25 to 75 tsus 10 00 P' For each dealer in fertilizers from 75 to 225 tons 15 00 For each sewing machiue agent 5 00 " " life insurance agent... 10 00 " " fire ' " 10 Oo | " " livere or sain hIaIiIa 'Jo lilt ~f " ? carringo, buggy and 1 horse, kept for, hire outside of J livery stable 10 <K) d For each two-horse dray per a annum 10 00 t< For each one-horse dray per c annum 5 00 For each billiard room on main li street 25 00 ti For each billiard room 011 back f street 15 00 For each ten pin alley 50 00 For each and every oircus per day 75 00 For each sad every side shew per day 10 00 For each and every lecture, musical entertainment, play er show, for reward or gain, per day 5 00 j For each and every itinerant ^ salesman, per day 5 CO r For each and every auctioneer ( per day...., 2 50 Hone and ratified under the cerporato . seal of the said town of ifnioo, on the 2d , Jay of April, A. L>., 1889. I J. II. ltonnKR. IT. T. (JRAIIAM, Clerk and Trcfts'r. luteudant. April 5 H 4t U Li R Y : KNOWN BEFORE. t YOU COULD BUT IK ANT OTB I IS STATE. REFZER'S STOCK SCHOOL BOOKS, 0 WARE FINE STATIONIRT. vs Violins, Uaojos and Aceordeans, and bolow cost. Tou trill find the Bast Work and ftawi S JEWELRY STORE, Next Door ta Baehkaif a. 1 >a* UNIMPROVED LANDS. OFFICK COUNTY AUDITOR, \ Union, S. C., February 1, 1889. j The following Act ia published in aeeor nee with Section 3 : in Act to allow unimproved lends whit have not beon on the Tex Boeka aim 1875 to be listed without penelty. Section 1. Be it eueeted by the 8enet id House of Representatives of the Sts! r South Caroline, now met end sitting i oneral Assembly, end by the authority < ie seme, That in all cases where uuin roved lend which has not been upon th ix books since the fiscal year commenein ovcmberl, 1874, end which ere not o ie forfeited list, shall at any time befor ie 1st day of October, 1888, be returns i the County Auditor for taxation, th id Auditor be, and is hereby instructs' assess the same and to enter it upon th iplicnte of tho fiseol year, eommencini ovember 1, 1887, with the simple taxes o at year. Sec. 2. That all such lands as may b< 'turned to the Auditor for taxation betweei ie first day of October, 1888, and the firs iy of October, 1889, shall be assessed anc largcd with the simple taxes of the twi ical years commencing, respectively, ei e first day of November, 1887, and thi St day cf November, 1888. Sec. 3. That as soon as practisable aftei e passage of this Act the Comptrollei ocral is directed to furnish a eopy o! e same to each Auditor in the State, and 0 Auditors are required to publish the me in each of their county papers, eac< week for three months during the yeai 88, and for the same period of time duig the yenr 1889, and the cost of such iblication shall be paid by the county ?asurer, upon the order of the couaty mmissioners, out of the ordinary county 1 last collected. Approved December 19, 1887. NAT. n. MORGAN, A udder Union County. Feb 8 G JJm A REVOLUTION N SEWING MACHINES. The "DEMOREST,'' with high m, drop leaf, and cover, as illustrated, (1 full set of nickel plated attachments, Alllt ANTED by the manufacturers, for 5 irs. Same as sold elsewhere for ?35, ly $10 SO CASH, at Factory. Thousands now in daily use. Save ;enls' great big profits, and buy diroct ol FOSTER, WILKINS & CO. March 8 10 If AVE YOUR MONEY, BY BUYING RE MEDICINES, DRUGS CHEMICALS, 3AINTS, OILS, TOILET SOAPS, Sit FUMES. TRUSSES. SHOULDER BRACES, ETC., : F 11 0 M : J. POSEY & BRO., DRUGGISTS. ftESCltIl'TlOA'S CAREFULLY COX vouxnnn at ai.j. norms. DURE WINES AND LIQUORS, for Medicinal use. INE CIGARS AND TOBACCO Our Geod* have been bought LOT r CASH, and selected with the grentes ire, and will be told nt the very lowse rices. J. W. I'OSEY k IHtO. March '22 12 ly. Notice of Final Disoharge. ^[OTICEls hereby given that by pet _vl mission of lion James M. Gee, Probat ndge fer Union County, I will, on the 101 ay of May 188'J, make my final return an pply for letters dismissory as Administri i>r of the estate of Isaac P. Murphy, d< eased. All persons having claims against said et me musi {resent mem vo me, properly a ested, on or before that dny or they will b ureter barred. J, F. BAILEY, Adm'r of est. I. I'. Murphy. April 1 '2 15 4t. Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICF. is hereby givan that by parmi sion of Hon. James M. Oce. l'robal ludgo for Union County, 1 will, an the 101 lay otMoy 1880, tnakc my final return ar ipplyfor Uttersdisii^iisory as Administrate >f the estate of Sylvia K. Murphy, decease* All persona having claims against said ? ute must present them to me, properly * ested, on or before thatdny or they will 1 forever barred. J. F. BAILEY, Aem r estate Sylvia I*. Murphy. i. jx\\ 12 15 41 NEW? t MRS Mr t 41 ' I Lave just opened a fine Soda the most delicious cooling drink of Water, Milk Shake, Lemonade an * BASE 13A is now at hand, and I have a large Base Ball Bats, Base Ball Gloves, Masks, Caps, Belts, Seore Books Ball Shoes and Suits. I am Agent for the most popular nish them at publisher's prices. A fine line of stick and French 1 BOOKS AND CO ? cheaper than ever known before. 0 )Df it Sept 21 K j Spring 1 r j Tfe invite our friends and patror. | SPRING which is now being f DRESS t We call the Ladies attention to c > mcnt, consisting of'Tfcnriettns, Casl Chambrcys, Sateens and Calicoes. : S H < Our line of Shoes is large and cor Boys, Ladies and Children. Try a $4.00 HAND-MA : H : A Our line of lints, in both Straw "City." S A D D Just received a nice line of Saddle CLOTHING! We find that we arc overstocked i inducements in both Mens' and You HARD' Do you need any Plow Stocks, II other farming implements? If so, ; i look at our Stock. CROCKERY We also have a full line of Crock i , low prices. March 29 U Selling Out, seliio READ CA And Re That rLYNNIIinH always bcci 111 in MC'Ctioi I II AVE now made the greatest < thing, if possible. And if Goods sacrifi rs, I can convince tbeui that the Good ARE SAC SScal riush Modjeskns advertised houses at $1G 50 to $20, I will sell Misses Newmarkets, fine Goods, i Ladies " " nice " f Those Goods arc worth double wl t I have the fashionable Tricot fron t Those Goods are 54 inches wide. Cashmeres, double width, from 14 I have all dress trimmings, includ ^\T\o WArfln \\fArufD/l tlrnca (?Afi Jeans, Flannels, Ticking, Towels, : BOOTS A] * H ATS AN MY STOCK is acknowledged by every person, t< have ever seen above Charleston. I have thousands of other article tion ; but if you wanj as many G< t? for $15, 15 DO NO FAI ar I B.C.] LEADER AND C i May 27 ) P E N I N G AT ? ETT'S. ' f 1 ' 1 Fount and am now prepared to servo tho season?FRUI-MIZ. Also Soda d Glenn Spring Water. LL SEASON > Stock of Base Balls. Base Rail Sli Ana I Base Ball Rules for 1880, Base Ball , etc. Special orders taken for Base Tapers and Magazines, and will furCAND1ES always on hand. STATIONERY Ask for my special Box Taper at 25c. ,.<L P. GARRKTT. .. Leader in Books and Stationery. OPENING. is to call and examine our beautiful STOCK, .1 1 ~r. .... "1' *> ' *<? J v.t?J. GOODS. I >ur well stocked Dress Goods depart- j imcrcs, Worsteads, Ginghams, Lawns, J DBS : npletc in every department, for Men, pair of our Gcntlcmens guaranteed DE SHOES $4.00. ,4" : T : S : and Felt, aro the nobbiest in the L E R Y . ?s, Harness, Collars, Bridles, etc., all CLOTHING! n this Line and are offering special ths' Clothing. WARE. ocs, Plow Points, IIccls, Screws, and jrou will find it to your interest to ? TINWARE. ! ery and Tinware, which wc offer at RICE & MCLURE. 3 tf l Out Selling On REFULLY t MEMBER, italic Leudcrilor V<ow Price* in it or country.; jffort of my life to clean out the whole ccd iu prico will convince the closest buy 9 JRIFIC E I> . Tnrrrmcvs mtnirys ami other large \ at $12 50 and at $2 50, 8*~ 75, 8:h up to 85 50. i at W 25, 83 75, 85. lat we ask for them, a 10c. to the finest grades at 071c. 1c to 30c. ing watered silk, which I will sell for ^ ds from 4c a yard up. < , White Countcrpaines, very cheap. STD SHOES, D TRUNKS OF CLOTHING ) be the largest and best selected they is that space will not admit me to mcnoods ftjr 810 as can be had elsewhere L TO CALL AT FLYNN'S, IIAMPION OF LOW PRICES. 21 tf NEW STC TO OUR OLD FRIENDS I Wo have just opened a new for CASH, at prices unhear cause you to think \vc arc givin; 2,000 Ming' liueti collars, all styles, 5 2,000 " socks, 6c. per pair. 2,000 Ladies hamikorchief s, beautios, Latest styles in Muslins, 4$c. Exquisite designs in salines, 10c. Curry Combs, 5c. It is impossible for us to enui will call, you will be convinced Goods and the cheapest goods i choicest selections. lie; HARE April 19 ATTE IS CALLED TQ THI THE Jr MOST C Stock of Plantation are LOW AS 1 PLOWS, PLOW STOCKS, CHAINS, S.XES, MCKS, JATTOCKS, We are Agents lor Best in r< Jan 4 N'KW GOODS Our now Spring Stock is arm ins PRICES LO Our Milliner, MISS FUNCK, Lt.IG LARGE AN Line of Millinery Goods. She 1 md will be pleased to see her nui will he able to sell them goods el Call and see us and get first el ThankiiJg the people for their continuation of the same in the 1 GRAB Sept;l4 If any dealer says lie lias tlio W. I.. I?oti ilitM'H without iinino mid prico stumor lie bottom, put him ilowu u? h fraud. $3 SHOE centlem Itost in the world. F.xnnilni' liln gr?.(m> ij-hkwk?kii w:i.r?o roi.iCK, and fa km kiss* sik 2.ao KXTKA VAI.itk CAI.k SIIOK. Ui.Vli WOI(KIN(i.M A Nf'S SIIOK. SN5.UU HII<I #1.75 HOYS' SCIIOOI, SII All made In ('iinifrvsi, liuttoii ami I.act'. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE lafdTE! Ileal Material. Koat Style. 1S?-mC Fltti '1 not sold by your dialer, write. W. L. 1>UUGLA?, liROCKTON, HI S. M. It ICE, .lit., E. U. Agjut, Uq ion, X jar 18 3 gi Wi'fh ttt e : ? ' i<io ... i at J^'Ijjj J V.'l One I'miinliu \ rJ'"y r:ln ?p-ur? iu S imple*. TV?. ??T1| rrm.atiilifliryouhi IfiAm in jour h?m* for C mnutha r.ud ih-iwn th^m l wiio m?T nl!? 4, tin y rouf cu n property, ttho writs at once 11 i bo ??;rc ot receiving the and \Vcw\jr id* exntc??, freight, et& * Ntioiun Cu.t Ilux Hli? A'ortluad, M Money to Loan. Ill HQIlin offtKOO and upnart be accurcil by first mortgage en i np farm IaidIs. Apply to I). A. TOWNSEND Atoruey, Uaito, tf. T4 - ?? IRE! -J| NEW GOODS!! 1 ^ , LNDTHE PUBLIC GENERALLY: stock of Spring goodt>, which wo will soil tl of before, an i so clicap that it will S goods away. Hoar a few quotations: o. Mens' good coarse Lr.guns, $1. " " 1*. culf " ?1. 5c. Ladies button and tnee shoes, $1. Wonions' course shoes, 7oo. Mens' wool lints, 2oc. " uulaundried shirts 25c. merato all our bargains here, but if you that we have the prettiest lino of Dress n the town. Come early anil get the ipcctfully, LY M. COHEN & BRO. At Uolton a old stand. "3T T I O JN ft FACT THAT WE TTAVF. ^ LARGEST ??? V. TV 1> ! O M P L E T E . Hardware, in Union, and Selling as THE LOWEST: BLACKSMITI IS* BELLOWS ANVILS, IIOES, BAKES, SHOVELS and SPADES, NAlLS, &c.', kc. ' ' the Buck-Thorn Fencing. the World. 3STEH, WILKINW Ac CO. 1 tf ! NEW GODUSTT ving daily. lT1ic public is invited to pccj them. W FOR CASH; is now homo from the Northern Mare she has bought a D COMPLETE will have the Goods open in a few days, ny friends and the public generally, and icaper than ever. Iioicc of the Goods. liberal patronage in the past, wo ask a uturc. AM & SPARKS, CHEAP CASH STORK. tf rs? DRS. STARKEY & PALEN S TRKATMKNT 15Y INHALATION. 35 2 O Arch fcitroot. JPlxUttd'a. Pa. 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KNKiHT, Philadelphia. MR. FRANK SIHOALL, Merchant, I'llila?Jcl|<liia. HON. W. \V. 8CI1 UYLKP., Kaslon Pa. HOWARD L. WILSON, 83.1 Broadway, N. Y? Kd. " I'liila. 1'hoto. FIDELIA M. LYON, Waitucn, Hawaii, Sandwich Islands. tTJT} A I.I.XANDI'.R RITCHIE, Invcinew, Fcdland. Ll Ll M lis. MANUFI. V. OltTHOA, Frcsnillo, Zucatecas, tliij Nl' i ouid MRS. KM MA COOl'Kit, L'lilla, Spanish ilouduraa, l?.|i< ' ('.A. moiki J. COBB, Kx-Vicc Consul, Casablanca, Morocco. M. V. ASIIIIROOK. Red Bluir, Cal. 4 i. i.ie, J A MRS MOORE, Sup't 1'ollcc, lilandfortl, Dorsetirvl??l sliire England. 'Iiol'.l JACOB WARD. Bowral, New South Wales. 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