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Alliance Tribute of Aespect. . Whtrtu, it has plowed our heavenly - Father to remove from us, (o heaven we hope, our dearly beloved Brother, Mr. W. Wit. barn, who way a faithful and consistent member of our I. A. at Gibber, ever ready ^ffiS' ie discharge such duties as ays placed upon 1 biih by the order for its good,. -JIo -was a au|ft and Uiutasuranting brgthetr;} with rv" 'wtioue principles 4%d patriotic deration* i? tie countfy, the good of his' Brethren and * friends, we, hie eurvivlors, would do. well to emulate his noble rt'oalUle*. . r T\?rtf?re, m itTfcsowof, That, In the death' ' , of our brother, our Alliaooe has lost one of " Its most esteemed and true members, his eotistrj a good and true oitiiea, his Church rfttHhhil and orderly membtr, bit family II kbit! tod loving husband, a gentle father ' * Resolved, That we bow in bumble submission to tbe will of "him wbo dostb all things well," and Our lota it bis eternal gain. Resolved, Tbat we as an Altianoo of friends, tender our warmest sympatbys to tbe bereaved family and oonneotion in this their tad bereavement, ted that a blank page in eur minute book be insoribed to his memory . Resolved. That we, to further show our - - reepeet andsympathies for our brother, wear k a badge of mourning for thirty days, k-", Resolved, ThtW a copy of tl?U provable and tkaoe resolutions "be sent to tbe family of the deceased and be printed in the F. A. column of the Uuion Timss. J. H. WILLIAMS. 1 J.C, G1BB.S. V Com. H. C. LAW80N Jn.) Uibbe 8. C., August lOtb, 1880. PJLMUM nvKJLiu iiiAUi iiAfi-i,? DCiaioaem Pa., August 1.?The Bethlehem Iron Com. pany to-day w?4 nolioe of an increase ti $3^30 a day, 'and thepay o?' lh? nan at work on dsphosphoriied iron Is raised proportionately. Tlio new scale goes into effect to-day. BakthouAkb at Washixotos, N. C.?Durham, N.. 0.. reports two distinct shook* of K.- earthquake in that place on Saturday morning. Xh# vibrations were generally peroeptible, and wore accompanied by an ominous rambling. ~ MARRIED. Ak RICHARDS?OXNER.?Married, at the Union hotel on the 28th Augnst, 1889, by Rev. B. C. Lamply, Mr. J. 13. Riohards, of Union, to Miss Nannie A. Oxner of New* tsrtf. GARRETT?TUCKER.?Married, August 27.1889 At Aha. residence of tha bride's ,. nnktr at Fish Dam, by Rev. 8. A. Weber, Mr. Q; P. Garrett, of Union, to Miss Ada Xlneker, daughter of the late W. T. ' Tuoksr, , V?A X U AliY, HAWKINS.?Died near (hie place Aug. 7111, after a lingering illness, Mrs. ,M. E. Hawkins, wife of T. Ed. HaWkins, in the 40th jear of of her age. She was. a eqqsis. ^ tent member of the Hebron Baptiet Gnurch, ' Vi and bore her severe affliction with christian fortitude, She believed she was propared and did not fear death. She has left a devoted husband and five children, deeply mourning the loss of a fkithfui wife and mother. "Blessed .are they that die In the Lord." List ef Letters Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for tl|Cweek ending Aug Slet, 1880. > Miss Leira Bailey. I Mr. Elias Pelmer. Dr. J P. Jotor. j Mr. J. 8. Sartor. Persons culling fpr the above, letters will SBfe- please say if advertised find will he required to pey one cent. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. UUJfJfUKD SEMINARY, UNION, S. O. :>v' mHK FALL SESSION WILL Ol'EN ON X Tuesday, September 8d., 1889. For Circulars, apply to RfiY. B. O CLIFFORD, >- ' Principal. Aug 30 * 16 2t v * " ; Mortgage Sale. pT virtue of a power of sale oontained iu X> ? mortgage, rcoordod in the office of the Resistor %ot Means Conveyance for Union County, Book F., No. 0, pages 345; 846 and 347, given by P. A. Varner, I will ell, on 8alesdayin September* 1889, before the Court House, at Union, South Carolina, during the legal hours of Sale, all that floatation or traot of land, containing one undred and tweatj-tbree acres, more or less'/adjoining Fair Forest Creek, lands of tba.Estate of Churchill Ulbbs and J. M." Robinson, situated in Bogaasville Township. TERMS?CASH. GLENN P. PEAKE, Mortgagee. Aug 16 x 88 8t " * 7 > 4. ^ w ^ ?To Road Overseers t YOUR WORK TO BE' RECEIVED. Orrsos or County Commissioned, 1 Mi ll '' ... Dhoi OnuiTT. -I WB hereby give notice that the Board ef County Commissioners will examine the made throughout the county, betwetni- the let and the 10th day ef September; and we farther give notice to Read Owrseeril that they will be held to a strict aeoouht frr any neglect of duty, and for all bad Wor^t qn the roada. gjs^ . Some oYeraeeref already offcr the exouse that the reads are too bard te work, but suoh exouse will not be received, for sorely the road? have been soft enough the past two aloaths, and Overseers should have taken advantage of the favorable condition. We mean business, and we mean to have good reade in Union County, If the law will gi-ve us the power to have them pat in good oondltien. By order of the" Board of County Com. ^OK w i mi iu nniT ni?i. mfvaiouart). vmno. pvui, kiui, Aug 88 / 84 Jll_ Iffe Important Special Meeting. SjSK'? ' Onto* Of COUMTV CoMMiarioXXBfl, > 1 jfjfcfe"* UjflOM COUSTT, / V Uuioh, 8. C., Aug. 18, 1889.) "^TOTICE is hereby given that a Special ^ JLl Meeting of tlie Boar<l of County Comgfoaionera for Undon County will be held at . Union Court House, in the office of said I : County Commissioners, on Saturday, the 14th day of September next, at ten o'clock 'A. M., for the conBideration of the expediency yfcfei**' of changing the looation of the highway ' leading ftbm Ttlco's Bridge on .Fair Foreet | Crook to Union Court House I ' The propoaed highway U to rUif through v ' ^c'' ^>i^? of ? A. Pruitt, lands belonging to the 1 |' hoiva of Wyohe Oeodirt, lauds of B. If. Rice, t I js?. deceased, and lands of Dr. 11, S. Bcnty. j" All persona Interested tWl l>o permftted to testimony at said meeting, for or against I j changing the location of said highway, j By order of the Commissioners. CHAKUH BOLT I. ^ Clerk of Board. - -" The State of South Carolina. COUNTY Of UNION. In tho Court of Common Pleas. B. Q. Wilburn, D. N. Wilburn, Maria Bishop, J'lamtyt, ? V > v. |H -? John Wiibura, EHsa IfcxM, Arris Qrojgery and Bertie Or^wyi BtftAdattH. Suiwtneos far 1UIlot?Complaint Barred. VTOU are bertby summoned And required X . to answer Lhs complaint in this notion, of wh cli a copy is herewith served upon you, an-1 I" serre a copy of your answer to the aaid complaint on the subscribers at tbair office, No U. Law Range, Union, Booth Carolina, within twenty deys after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of eueh service; end if you fail te answer the com piMui w11111 a me umo eioresaia, the plain, tiff in this action will apply to the Court far the relief demanded in the oomplaint. MUNRO & MUNRO, Plaintiff* Attorneys. Dated July 16, A. D. 1889. J. II. McKISSICK, -j hkal > Clerk of Court. To the de'endants, John Wilburn and Elixa Dodd : Take nolioe, That the Com. plaint in this action was filed in the office of the Cierk of the Court at Unlen, in the County of Union, aod Stato of South Carolina, on the fifteenth day of July, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine. MUNRO k MUNRO, Plaiotiffb Attorneys. August 6th, 1869. , The State of Soutli Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In tho Court Common Picas. Margaret J. Wbisonant, Plaintiff, against John R. McCullook, Alios L. White, Millie T. MeCullock, Mary McCullook, Keenan L.'McCullock, O. W. MoKown, Sarah Servioe, M. N. Service, Martha Macomson, Qeorge McKown and Ora Pooler, Defendants. 8ummonsfor Relief?Complaint not Served. To the Defendants in this action : YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action,'' m uvpjr vi vuiva M meu id ids onice 01 U1C Clerk of the Court of Common Piece for Mid County, end to serve c copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at bis affice, at Union, 8. C., within 'twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such iervice ; and if you fail to answer the oompiaiut within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. ^Pated Juno 12th, 1889. D. A. T0WN8END, Plaintiffs Attorney. To Ore Peeler: Tako notice, that the summons (of which the foregoing is a copy) and the complaint herein, were filed in the of^oe of the Clerk of the Court of Common 1 Pleas for Union County on the l'2th day of June, 1889. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiffs Attorney. Aug 2 81 61 Williamston Female College. SESSION OPINS SK1TEMBEU IOTH, 1889. FOR catalogue of Williamston Female College, a live, thorough, progressive, prosperous, cheap, up-country school for young ladies, address Rev. 8. Lander, President. Williamston, 8. 0. Its merits widely known. 106 pupils last year. More expected next. July 19 29 8t. Now is the Time! ITTR ova. nnn..?J --II Ik. f-ll 1 ? Wm ?iv %v cvii vuo iviivmug Gidb, Condensers and Feeders, tit WINBI1IP, PRATT. MAGNOLIA, BROWN, HALL. Parties desiring repairs oo old Gins should come in at once. Call and see us. Terms accommodating. FARR & THOMSON, - Agents. Aug 2 31 4t. FIDELITYI<OAN and TRUST OO. ? or ? . SPARTANBURG, S. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, . $30,000.00 OVriOBBS. President, - George CofleldTreasurer, - W. E. Burnett. Attorney, - - J. B. Cleveland. D1RKCTOB*. Joseph Walker. I J. B. Cleveland. W. S. Manning. | Qeo. W. Nicholls. D. E. Converse. I W. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. | Qeorge Cofleld. Interest allowed on depoeite at the rate of four-per cent, per annum, and added to accounts semi-annually. July 10 20 ly ATTEl TO riATT f TV rPA (Tttr-flf -El JLXJ vnjinriJLs xvr ajui je THE I MOST CC Stock of Plantation H are Sel LOU AS T] PLOWS, , PLOW STOCKS, CHAINS, AA.U?, PICKS, MATTOCKS, We are Agents ior th Best in tt FOS Jm 4 *> %' ** ' V ? 4 Eorcesjno to oonfosi tho fact that I have succeeded in business, and ^ this necessarily forces another con- t fession, that this suocess has been ^ attained through tho liberal sup- ^ port extended mo by the good B people of Union County, and for A V which I assure my friends I am ^ truly grateful. YOUR Money to Loan. i In R?m<eft30O and upwards, to I bo seoured by first mortgage on improved farm lands. Apply to D. A. TOV7N8END, Attorney, Union, 8. C. May 81 22 tr SPECIAL NOTICE' ROAD OVERSEERS. OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, \ UHI0K COOHTT. J THE frequent complaints made to us lately of the bad condition of the roads in all parts of the oonnty, demand oar prompt attention, and wo hereby peremptorily notify all Road Overseers in Union County, to oall out the hands in their several sections at onct, and put the roads in the best possihle oondition, by the 1st day of September next. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That you work the bad parts of the road, first, end make them safe end paasable immediately. GOOD ROAD WORK DEMANDED. We hate determined te hare better and more permanent read work hereafter, and hereby give notice to all Orereeere that, in the conscientious discharge of our duty, we will not tolerate any shabby rood working, but in every ease where snob kind of work is done, we shall have you reported for indictment. The roads must be drainel, and raised in the middle, and properly graded. I Take Notice! We mean exaoily what we say, and intend, as far as lies in our power ( to have better roads. Cms. Doit, W. M. GALLMAN, Clerk. Ch n B. C. C.. U. C. Aug 2 31 Ct J. W. POSEY IB80.,, DRUGGISTS. J DEALERS IN PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS CHEMICALS. TOILET ARTICLES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, AC, j READY MIXED PAINTS, j WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, ] CIGARS AND TOBACCO, < LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS, \ CHANDALIERS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS1 * for Medicioal use. | Careful and courteous attention to each 1 customer. y PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS. We select our goods with greatest care, buy them as low as they oan bo bought for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living Prices. J. W. P08EY & BRO. March 22 12 ly. ^TIOW ACT THAT WE HAVE iARGEST )MPLETE araware, m union, ana \ Lling as IE LOfESTl blacksmiths' bellows anvils, ( iioes, * rakes, shovels and spades, nails, &c., kc. I e Buck-Thorn Fencing. ^^ YT S ie World. ? TER, WILKIN^ 4e CO< " * ? *Zzj < '' I feel that /even "hettw | .mmmwI .JZ+ jifii-ft it--' J>-A i 'tvjnnwi wv *vi.*y w |J| MIO 1UIUTC han I hare be^ ^ tlio past, and reuld call yofir attention to the allowing specialties without comaenfc, and would simply aslt you oinspoot my goods and pfice? befsro uying elsewhere. S. WITH R] M * M r r f One thousand to bo each and every one wl W Book* and Supplies at ( M j I have a limited n : FenoU. 8barpners to be ?3b?touHrs who buy ! the. " OaP earTy given Away. I will gui be rook bottom, and wil any house in tbo State. H8pbcial Discount t I am also agent for magazines, etc., at pt * ' giving me your orde money and trouble. PIANOS AND (Sold on Easy 1 Icc Crosm, Soda Shakes, Lemonado, Frui Springs Water, all sorvi etyle. _ ^ ' Otebn Springs W rvi weik^LwU Don't fail to get my | r J Stationery and Sohool t - making this line a e defy "oetopetition. p. gai Loader in Stationery anc Sept 21 SWEEPING SI] THE ROCK CRUSHER PRIC TERRIBLE Si FLYSrS MI... Our principle of making the first ai ible goods has commenced. There is nade of this magnificent stock to rcdi JIVC US thv Cold SuOvJiuvi) SO nu JXInKt' jiving them the biggest kind of discoi We cannot wait until the end of 1 >ther alternative. We challenge the town for variety a Fabrics, all gomg at fifty cents on the We will sell you good White Lawn or 8 cents, 25 cents Checked Muslin viustm for VJL\ cents, 15 cents Checl Straw Hats for 45 cents, 75 cents Si Straw Hats for 25 cents ; Hamburg ] ng and all-ove^ Embroidery, all reduc 'ord Seersuckersuat 6? cents, 25 cents 10 cents; 10 cenfs Dress Goods crusl 51 40 reduoed to 75 cents ; 11-4 Cro< 19 cents; Large Tarheel Towels, only We have too much goods and too lit railing ani gnashing of teeth inevital We are closing out a full line of Su Remember 1 LEADER AND CllA May 27 . .. , 1 t >-? Lipscomb clothing, i si jent's furne GAFFNEY ( June 28 2f ? * ; FTJKMAN UlhvERblTY, URKEHTlIiLE, S. C. PRE next session ?lft W>? K.piomher I ( 25th, 1889, Thorough instruction given , i Latin, Greek, Mathexnntios, Physics, iemlstry end Neturnl History, Mineralogy t id Geology, Metaphysics, English, French ( id German. For Catalogue apply to Prof. . T. Cook, or . ? 0. ILMtiYJ) D., President. Aog2 81 4t , RSlN % <- x* . ** . . ?> . IIA? rs K8?. Hand-made -and Machine Harness, Collars, Bridles, .Saddle* and Whips. Cano Mills, Evaporators aud Portable Furnaces. ESPECT, f f S given away to & 10 buys School Garrett's. t-j J umber of Slato ?2 given away to PO School material tm. before all are ^ h/0^^ irantee priocs to * 1 compete with ^ L^J o Tkacokrs. 5 all newspapers, ibliehera prioos. Kl r I 1 n you will save C/} ORGANS ^ HTH Terms. ^ J Water, Milk O i-Mii acd Oleon L ed io tho latost ^ ater received . ^J -* tw prices on Books, ^ supplies. I am HH peoialty, and I O ^ tRETT, H C/3 i Fancy Goods. H l, K| fMMER SALE. GONE TO WORK ON IES. irmrrm? AT LVXI/XX 1VU XJLJL HOODS PALACE. nd deepest cut in prices of seasonno telling the sacrifice that will ho ice it and raise money. The banks the sacrifice to our customers by ints for cash. he season to unload; we have no nd price of White Goods and White dollar. for 4 cents, Good Figured Muslin for 15 cents, 20 cents Checked ccd Muslin for 10 cents, &c. ; $1 traw Hate for 35 cents, 50 cents Edging, Swiss Embroidery, Flounced to half price; 12? cents WcxChallics, Wool carded, reduced to ied to 4 cents ; 11-4 Quilts worth :het Quilts worth $2, reduced to 5 cents each. tlo money, so we have to avoid the de. mmer Goods at a sacrifice. ^ These bargains arc only to y be had at >. C.F1.YNN'S lMPION of low prices. 2 tf & 'olleson, JOES, HATS, D ?HTNfs onons jYTY, s. c. I 8m Notice to Bridge Builders. Orrica of Coustt Commissioners, \ Union County. / WILL BE LET TO THE LOWEST bidddar, on Saturday, the 81st day it Alicrusf 5na# tliA lmi1<ltn? a 0 ft H.gU icross Brown's Creek, about 200 yards above he MoNeace Ford, five miles North of Union Jourt House. Speeifloations will be exhibited .on day >nd place of tlio letting. Chas. Bolt, WM, M. GALLMAN. Clerk of Bojurd. ' Ch'q. B. (X Ck Aug aa UNIO BUGGIES AND WAGONS. HARDWARE, AND STOVES . ?.? Mr. Wm. Harlan can be found hero, and can repair your Harness at short notice, vvt n rn 1/1/. U. 13J DOWN! DO THE PRICED A BIG BONANZA F Our Summer Stock IV gardless < WE now offer some wonderful barg short timo, as we aro detcrmiuoc Stock this Season, aod in order to do t and job lot counters a greet many good of profit. Among thcso wo will offer Whito Lawns, Checked and Striped N ings, Laces, etc. Wc will sell good Wl SOME OF OXJ We will sell you 3 papers pins for I Pocket Handkerchiefs for 5c, good I* 3 dozen for 25o., good Toilet Soap 3 oak good Figured Muslins 24 yards for $1, ? 25c., 75o. Hats for 50c., $1 Ilats for 75 Ilats almost at your own price. Dress 1 body. SHOES, CL( Wo will offer some wonderful bargt 75c. aud upward, all reduced. A lot of l n . /"11..L:? .i iv<r? vuDi. viuLuiug uueapcr vuau over MILLINEF Oar Milliner has gone home on a remainder of the goods in this departm Mats 15o, 25c. and upwards. PARASOLS.?Wo have a lot of cost, and some below cost. "We have a groat many other goo which actually must be sold. Remember, that tbc above prices t Goods will not bj charged even for 30 < Come, everybody, and don't wait ui say we advertised goods that wc did not GRAHA SepCH i ANOTHER J : ui. it.: 1 I wltil Ullb Wl'CKj AVC tLYO mer goods, consisting of White and ( Challies, Wool Dress Goods, etc. SPECIAL DRIVE Shoes, Straw and Felt llats. SPECIAL TO We wish to call the Ladies' attentic FOXED GAITERS, which we arc pair, worth three times that amount. Straw Hats, which you can buy at yc TO KEEP OFF THI Just received, a full line of Umbr Buggy Umbrellas cheaper than ever 1 Umbrella for $2 Can you beat it ? COME ANJ Wo invite our friends and the put mind showing our goods, wixether'yot LOWEST prices for CASH. March 29 NEW STOR] NI JUST RE Another lot of those ladies elipperf A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 2 rri?A 4.x! x on nr n ?* rif jl iic pi vtuusb -uo vjcni S Oil 00, 1 Another lot of Ladies Kid Button Ladies and Gent's Summer Under Corsets from 25 cents up; Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced All Lawns and Mulls, formerly 17] CALL HARRY ] April 19 16 TINWARE. ^ Mr. Edward Voisclle, the Master Workman in tho Tin Line, has his headquarters here and will respond to your needs in that Line. EWLEY. WN! DOWN! > GO, GO, GO. IATJ O A a XT PIT Vt'PQ N/M VAMJUL UU Jk HinS? Eust Be Cleared Out ReProfits. aioa in Spriog and Summer Goods for * 1 to make a clean sweep of our Summer hat wo aso putting out oo our bargain s, which we are going to sell, regardless you a big lot of White Goods, such as ainsooks, Hamburg Edgings and Insert* lite Lawns for 5o. per yard sod upward. ' R BARGA.INS. >c., 1 Gross Muttons for 5cMa lot of 10c. loto Papct 5o. per quire, Lead Pencils :es for 6c., good shirting at 5e. per yard, Straw IIats2}o. 6c. lOo. 16s. 2 Oo. and" o., &o., rn fast wo will sell you a Straw Goods an>l Trimmings chrapor than any DTHINGr, &C. i;ns in Shoes. Ladies Slippers 30e., 60o Meus Low Quartered Shoes si and bs before iu Union. IY GOODS. vacation, and wo propose ts sell out the ieot cheaper than the ohespest. Ladies Parasols that wo will close out at actual ds just as cteap. * those mentioned, nean STIIICTLY CASH to evervbods. ? ? . Jay a at the above prices; atil thcso goods have been sold, and then have. M & SPARKS, CHEAP CASH STORE. 37 SEDTOim offering special bargains in all Sumcolored Lawns, Calicoes, Ginghams, SIN CLOTHING" THEE LADIES. m T^V. T ~t CT ATIT ?j ?V uui 1/uu uui U1 V/UVXX1 HI1U now closing out for fifty cents per We still have a nice assortment of >ur own price. E SUN AND RAIN. ellas, in both Silk and Gingham. >cforc. You can huy a go^d Buggy } SEE US. * >lic to give us a call. We do not i purchase or not. AH goods at the RICE & MCLURE. 13 if ? ll Win ' E! 3W GOODS!! CEIYED. } ot 50 cents. 5 and 50 cents, n button, lace and gaiter. Shoes, 31 00 wear, 25 cents up. A* to 10 cents. ^ctf, now 12?cts. AT M. COHEN & BRO. At Colton's old stand.