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? uftvamrj, wuaout trying to Iwr do wo MJ respectable olass or legitimate business or profession ? Ha who says that the Alti- I boo bmo for ita objeot the palling down of olher bosin eases, hu wilfully end milieiouely, or through ignorance, misrepreBOBled it. Yoar groat man, Mr. Wagner, of Charleston, pronounced the Jute trust a robbery, and urged the people to kill it, , Why don't the merchants join band in hand with the formers against this trhst and help to kill it f They can do so if they will, i A Whoneror they oome together as a body and, say down with Jute, and lay hold of tfco ootlen bogging, the work will be done, snd Jkte will be a thing of the past. The newspapers hasn't given the necessary assistanoe. Spme of thoao hare fought against it ^ w(WlBawmwrhilo others ore silent. AVhy doo't they ^ MaaM^wVNlV|W*l^^n(Toth ey represent things Iht-ely f Everything is attributed to the fault of the farmers, snd they hare at lest realised the fact, and hare banded themselrrs together for the purpose of crushing out trusts and all other organizations that J dare act as a stumbling block to tbem and ?i-.i * w.i hv? iiwir wey (o prosporuy. We don't expect newspapers to take rash steps, bat we wish them to represent things ' es they ere. This is but a fair and reasonable request for us to make, and we make C it with all respect to tbem end the power they wield. Our money end labor goes to IheiY support, end it is but reasonable that f we expect justioe at their hand. The Jute trust made us pay 16 cents for bagging last year, and would hare made us pay the same this year, or perhaps mors, had we not hare j,, fought it. f, We detest the prineiples of the trust, and p - U is only by the combiued power of the farmers and all other olasses that it can be effectively and immediately hilled. Doggone the principles of the trust, if it olaims te have principle at all. It's nothing but ? robbery under the guise of law. it's a form of stealing and oppression under k which lbs conclave preach ' legality tend ^ ' honesty. \ - List or Letters Remaining in the Postoffioo nt Union, for ??. the week ending Sept. 20tli, 1889. r Mrs Mary Jackson |Mr Sam 11 Minis. V Mr H B Rice 1- Persons calling for the alwvc letters will r please say if advertised and will be required to pay one cent. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. *-? ! I ? ' i Cotton Ginning. I AM prepared to gin ootlon for the pubIk) this season at short notioe. 1 have a new gin, and am placing a^ set of Steel Conveyancers in my gin house, for the ^ purpose of loading ootion seed. My terms 1 are the twentieth. ' Give me a trial. ( JACOB RICE, ^ Union, S. C. Sept 20 *88 8t ? Notice of Dissolution. 'm fTWB ffim of W. L. Askew A Co. is hereJL by dissolved by mutual consent. All I persons indebted to the firm will make payment to ff. L. Askew, who is author- g ised to make settlements and receive pay. mo.ii (if r ictrctv ll ?< JLi. MMIJIVUI! " 8. S. CUDD. J. P. CUDD. Mt. Tabor, 8. C.f Sept. 16, 1889. 1 Sept. '20 33 4t_ SHERIFF S SALE. FOR OCTOBER, 1880. j BY virtue of sundry executions, to me directed, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, ou Mon- I day, the seventh day of October, next, ' daring the legul hours of sales, the follow- ,, *- ' "T^^Njoribed property, ; ~ ^ Seoin^ itract"of'land" 0 ifulor^^^uiity, and known as Still Houso traot No. 9, containiog one hun- u dred and one aores, more or less, bounded by lands of Victoria GafTney, Mrs. Mont- 11 gomery, and others. Levied on and to be oid as the pioperty of F. B. Gafiney and W. W. Gaffney, at the suits of the Morristown Mill Company, Jos. W. Bingham & Co., and others, plaintiffs, against F. B. Gaffuey and W. W. Gaffney, defendants. J. 0. LONG, S. U.C. This, 16th Sept. 1889. Sept 20 88 3t. TAX NOTICE . [WILL open the Books at my Office, at Union C. II., S. C., on the 10th day of .. October, 1889, for the collection of the Taxes for the fiscal year, commencing November the 1st, 1888, and will remain there until the 24th day of October, after which time I will be at the following named places, I the time designated below : Union C. U., Tues lay, Oct- 15th to 24tb. West Springs, Friday forenoon, Oot. 25tb. Coleraine, Friday afternoon, Oct. 25th. Qibba', Saturday forenoon, Oct. 2Gtb. Cedar Bluff, Monday afiernooo, Oot. 28tb. Cross Keys, Tuesday. Oot. 29th. I fag Minter's Store, Wednesday foronoon, Oot. 80th. Qoshen Hill, Thursday forenoon, Oot. 81st. Fish Dam, Friday, Nor. 1st. Sautuer Saturday, Nor. 2d. Union C. H., Monday, (Salesday,) Nor. 4tb. lit. Tabor, Moorhead's Store, Tuesday, Nov. 5th. Kolton, Wednesday, Nor. Oth, and Tbureday forenoon, Nor. 7<h, Gowdeysrillo, Friday forenoon, Nor. 8th. Kendrick's Store, Friday afternoon, Nor. 1 toh. Wilkinsville, Saturday, Nov, 9th, and Monday, Nov. llih. Draytouville, Tuesday, Nov. 12th. Timbor Ridge, Wednesday forenoon, Nov. 13. Asbury, Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 13th, and Thursday forenoon, Nov. 14th. I Jonesville, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15th and lGth. Every male citizen between the ages of twenty-one and fifty yours, except those inCcapablo of earning a support from being maimed, or from oilier causes, and exoept those who are not exempt by law, shall be* (Jecmed taxable polls. Persons who wish to pay taxes on prop i erly in different '{'ownships, will pleate so state when thoy como t? pay their taxes , and thereby save trouble. I would further stato that on inform ilion obtained from our Honorable Representatives, there will not he any extension of lime for the collection of the taxes this Fall ; therefore, I beg that nil of our oilizens will come up promptly and pay their tnxes before it is too late. TAX LEVY. For State Purposes f?J Mills. For Ordinary County Tax 8A Mills. For Past Indebtedness j Mills. For Interest on It. R. Bonds, 3.J Mills. * For Retiring " " 1 Mill. For School Constitutional tax, 2 Mills. Total Levy * 1 -r?iJ Mills. ^ Kospestfully, r J. B. T. SCOTT, County Treauurcr. Bcpt 20 38 7L J. W. FOSEY & BBS DRUGGISTS. DEALERS IN PURE MEDICINES, DRUG CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTI CLE TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, AC, READY MIXED PAINTS, YHITi: LEAD, LINSEED OIL; TJRPINTISJS, PUTTY, WINDOW GLI PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, VAMPS; and LAMP GOOD* CHANDALIERS, PUKE WINES AND LIQUORS for Medioinal use. sreful and courteous attention to eai vuovvuicr. DESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COt rOUNDED AT ALL HOURS. We select our goods with greatest car uy them as low as tbcy can be boug >r cash, and sell them at Lowest Lisii rices. J. W. POSEY & BRO. March 22 12 ly. Afaay dealer says tie hu th? W. t. Donu noea without nauia and price stamped M bottom* pot htm down aa a fraud. N. L. DOUCLA ?3 SHOE OENTLKMEi Beat In the world. Examine hla B8.0O GENUINE HAKD-8KWEI) SHOX t4.no HANO-SEWED WKLT SHOE. S3.SO POLICE AMI) FAKMKKS' SHOE S2.SO EXTRA VAI.UK CALF SHOE. S-J.2S WORKING MAWS SHOE, sa.oo and S1.7S BOYS' SCHOOL SHOl All madeIn Congress, Button and I.ace. N. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE i.AFDorE8. Boat Material. Beat Stylo. Best Flttlni [ not ?ol(t bjr_jour_4ealer, wrlto W. L. UvliuLAOl UKOVKTOK, MAI Examine W. L. Douglas' $2 sho?3 i iadies and gentlemen. S. M. RICE, JR., E. U.; Agent. Union, S. C. Sept 0 36 Cm L Splendid Home and Fan for Sale. r OFFER for sale my dwelling house, ft L surrounding farm of ono thousand n: fly acres, lying in and near the town rn;on. The piace is in good state of ci n Main .Street, and itf'go&if VfffiOTtjf "*<I inoe from the churches, schools and bui ess part of the town ; and for hoilth it nsurpassod. I will sell it on easy terms, as a whole i i small tracts, to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to me. S. M. IUCK. Sept 13 37 6t THIS SPACI RODGER i Who will op STOCK OF about the 15th inst., ted by tl ATTE [S CALLED TO THE THE A MOST C Stock of Plantation are ? LOW AS ' PLOWS, PLOW STOCKS, CHAINS, AXES, PICKS, MATTOCKS, We are Agents lor Best in fc Jan 4 i- 4 S' Forces me to confess the fact thi I have succeeded in business, on this necessarily forces another coi fession, that this success has bee attained through the liberal su] Lgt port extended me Jby the goo people of Union County, and fc , which I assure my friends I ai truly grateful. YOU] ;h Guardian's Final Discharge ,, "VTOTICE is hereby given (hat bj peril JLv aion of Hon. Jimei M. On, Proba Judge for Union County, I will, an the 81 day of October, 1889, make my final retoi '*? and apply for Lettera Dismissory aa Qua dian of M1m Edna J. Camp, now Mr*. Edi ** J. Littlejohn. All persona having claims against Ilk Edna J. Camp, now Mrs. Edna J. Littlcjohi daring her minority, are hereby notified l M present them te me, en or before the del do above named, erthey will be forever barret J. D. JEFFEBIES, Guardian Edna J. Camp. SeptA . . " - FIDELITY LOAN and TRUST OC ? or ? 8PARTANBURG, 8. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, . $30,000.< ornosns. President, - George Cofiel< Treasurer, - - W. E. Burnel Attorney, - - J. B. Clevelam ' DiancTona. Joseph Walker. J. B. Cleveland. SW. 8. Manning. Geo. W. Nieholls. D. E. Converse. W. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. George Cofield. *_? A - ?l J J ' ' luicmi biiowbu on ueposns nt toe me ( four per cent, per annum, an t added I accounts eemi-annuallj. July 19 29 1y sa Mortgage Sale BY virtue of a power of sale given to me i a certain Mortgage executed by O. I Wright, on the 28th day of August, 188i I. and recorded in the office of the Register c Mesne Conveyance for Union County, :| 'or ?00'c F., No. 0, pages 478, 479 and 490, will sell to tho highest bidder, before tb Court House doer, at Union, S. C., on Moe day, the 7th day of October, 1889, durin the legal hours of sale, the following d< scribed tract of land, lying in GoudeysvUl m township, containing 144 aobks, mo a* an use, known as the Darwin tract, boon led o nd the East by Uroad Rivar, South by J. ( nd Love, Jr., West by Gadberry Wright, an North hy A. F. Sir.itb. tl- TERMS OF SALE: CASH. w- Sept 20 * 3TT ** 8t Bl- . is RED RUST-PROOF OATS. or VtiTE bavojust received near load < VV PURE RED RUSTPROOF OAT for sale. FARR & THOMSON. Sept 18 87 flt: 3 IS LEFT FOR kPURCELL ten a bran new DRY GOODS, in the Store just vaca tie Postofflce. NT ION FACT THAT WE HAVJ LARGEST OMPLETE Hardware, in Union, an< Selling as rHE LOWEST; BLACKSMITHS' BELLOW ANVILS, IIOES, RAKES, SHOVELS and SPADES, NAILS, &c., &o* I the Buck-Thorn Fencing the World. )8TKU, WILKINfl So OOi 1 It YEA ** I feci that I am- 'entieMr; 1(1 prepared to cerve you wJ th'oAtun 1 than I have been ia tho p?d, am n would call your atteotiot^l* th< >_ following special'1^ IrilbhjjL^Sfon (1 ment, and vrouId "simply yrn >r to inspect my goods and price* befcn n buying elsewhere. .'\ _ :.,h tiS, WITH II J J 'TP .? ' ? .? . 4 j III ?~ - ? ' ? i ' Xf ' , i>x / "? I . lh ' / a > * ..."v . r* - I ,u.'. -j? v.*,.| _ I Ml1 I J uf 1 *.o ?r ? * .? V ttMJV li ? I* r> # t TtiLiS "THE UTTLE *0- WATCH IT ' - tJ ? X) ' ! 3: ' " ? itlK - - ' NEW JEWEI : NE' . 1L|(; .... JUST RFfllCTVFrt 'ik F <VTRF1 ?nd most oboio? selection of Jewelry to j. WATCHES, CLOCKS, J EAR RINGS, FINGER a SILVER AND' SIL\ I ALL KINDS OF F i- whioh ho intends to toll lower thaw on K After eighteen years experience in tb ; manner of work in his line with skil warranted. * Q ; > 0 h Sept 6 3 ? ?PHI ; TERRIBLES FLYMN'S DRY .ii . *i Oar principle of making the drat able goods has commenced. v There made of this magnificent stock to r< give us the cold shoulder, so we mal giving them the biggest kind, of dis< We cannot wait until the end o other alternative. - . ; , j. We challenge the town for variety Fabrics, all going at fifty cents/on t! * We will sell you good Whit? Lav for 3 cents, 25 cents Checked'- Mus Mustin for 12? cents, 15 cents Ch Straw Hats for 45 cents, 75" cents U.i. OK .Anto . tOVIi&W IlttU) 1U1 MKJ V/Clivo y AAdlUUUl f ing and all-over Embroidery, all ret ford Seersuckers at 6J ceilts, 25 cei 10 cents ; 10 cents Dress Goods cr 81 40 reduced to 75 cents ; 11-4 C 99 cents; Large Tarheel Towels, o: We have too much goods and too wailing and gnashing of 'teeth inev We are closing out a full line of Remernbe LEADER AND C May 27 , / s LiPseoMi v'i v C r 4?V. # i m?mmm nT ArrUTHTtl Vj LIU A inaut ' s GENTS FURN >n ' I'vurn GAFFNEY > Jane 28 :vC? Y * To Sent or t Lease. TUB Plentetien en Peoolei HI ret, knewi m the MoKelljr piece, net river bet tern* end good ooUon UndJ Privilege givei (e oleer SO er 40 eeree of forest. Apply te T| MoNALLY, , Union, B. C. Sept? W St f m RS IN ' ' ' , * I Hand-made and Machine Har0 neat, Collars, Bridles, Saddles and * Cane Mills, Evaporators and Portable Fnrnaoes. t lESPECT, -T5- I 4 A I SP A<LE RVED FOR GREEN FRONT." NEXT WEEK. -C* ,RY! i,V JEWELRY! . V .-.IPMlf i ?ZER'S Model Jpwelry Store, the largest be fennd in the npoouotrj ; consistiog of BREAST PTNS, RINGS, CUFF BUTTONS, rER PLATED WARE. INE STATIONERY. IT. ie business, he U fully prepared to do all | rnd despatch. All good* and work F G- TREFZER. ETMMER SALE. OEB. SACRIFICE AT GOOD) PALACE. ; ???????? i and deepest cut in prices of season lis no telling the sacrifice that will be sduco it and raise money. The banks ?<* aVVA aAAwifinA A AIIM AHnf/\mA?HI KW iv tuv oauiuvv w vui vuowuitio uj counts for cash. f the season to unload; we have no p and price of White Goods and White tie dollar. m for* 4 cents, Good Figured Muslin lin for '15 cents, 20 cents Checked eckcd Muslin for 10 cents, &c.; $1 Straw Hats for 85 cents, 50 cents z Edging, Swiss Embroidery, Flouncluced to half price; 12 J cents Wexnts Challics, Wool carded, reduced to ushed to 4 cents ; 11-4 Quilts worth 'rochet Quilts worth $2, reduced to nl y 5 cents each. i little money, so we have to avoid the i table. Summer Goods at a sacrifice. These bargains are only te /I % be had at ?. GFLYNIV'S HAMPION OF LOW PRICES. 12 tf 3 & r OLLESON, 5HOES, HATS, ISHING GOODS, CITY, S. C. 26 6m Money to Loan. 1 In miwi of*300 and apwitdl, (0 q be bsou red by first mortgage on improved farm land*. Apply < D. A. T0WK8END, Attorney, Unien, 8. 0. May 61 22 tf I ~~ UNIC > BUOOIBS AND WAGONS, HABDWABE. AND STOVES - m Mr. Wm. Ilarlan can be found here, and can repair your liarl nees at sh6rt notice, w. d. b] Stop ar Before passing- O WE will ask yon to drop in aad looted Stock of Now Goods that are no* Tt E 813 Our Stoek of Dress Fabrics is con#] Henrietta?, Caihuiorcs, Mohairs. Plaida We wiah to call iho Ladies' spuoial latest atylea. BOOTS A N Our Boot and Shoe department 001 to the Publio. Our large Shoo trade is wo represent ibom to be. CLOTHING! CLOTI In this department wo hare purohi now roady io supply the demands of ore suit to the old man in his sober suit of HATS AP We ask you to examino onr largo Caps, of orory shape, quality mid stylo. aooo "_ Hat. We navo a polito corps ot balesmei through our Stock. All Goods sold at I March 29 LAD Don'r Fail GRAN D < n siivv iu jTjj Next Wednesday GRAHA1 8ep;.'4 $ $ f Ono thousand to b< # each and every one s Hooks and Supplies ai M J I have a limited Fenc:l Sbarpners to I my customers who buy Kfrom me. Ce'l earl; given away. I will g bo rock bottom, and w any house in the Stat< H Special Discount I am also agent foi magazines, eto., at ] By giving mo your ore money and trouble. Q PIANOS ANE Sold on Easy Ice Cream, Soda Shakes, Lemonado, Fr Springs Water, all soi r style. ^ ^ O'eao Springs r -wr- | weekly. Don't fail to get my Stationery and School making this line a [ r , defy competition. G. P. GA Leader in Stationery a Sept 21 new stor n: A nice assortment of Tournt shirts, I J TT S T R E V V/ A Jkv ?? Another lot of those ladies s'ippei A n:'*o I'ne of Gent's Neckwcrr, The pre :est $2 25 Gont's Shoo, Another lot of Ladies Kid Buttoi Lidiei and Gent's Summer Undc Corsets from 25 cents up. Ciazy cloth in all shades, reduced All Lawns and Mulls, formerly 11 CAL HARRY April 19 1 tihwaxs. Mr. Edward Voiselle, the Meet* Workman ijj the Tin Line, hee hie , keedqaarters here and will respond to your needs in that Line. EWLEY. TTi T AAT-T 1JJ ur Establishment. giro o It ok at lie largtand well-ser arrifiog daily. gooxrs. pletejin orory particuUr, consisting of , Farm Cloth, &o. attention to our Dress Patterns of the ID SHOES niats of Qoods that we oao recommend proof enough that our Goods are what UNO! CLOTHING! ised a larger atook than usual, and are try one?froui the litilt boy in his first black. CD CAPS. and woll-siiected Stoak of If ale ~ \Yii mil >f iiTTriMlnn to eur "Allii who wil< take pleasure ia showing you ibo lowest prions for CASH. RICE & MCLUEE. 18 If IBS , to Ire ai the 3PENING F f n x xv u i\? i ] and Thursday, at i & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. 37 " ~T t ? ) given away to 9* vbo buy* Sobool - Garrett's. k-^ J number of 8Ute P* )0 given away to H? ? Sobool material .. jr before all ara ^ uaraotoe prices to ^ ill compete with barf 3' O y*Cj to Teachers. 2: : all newspapers, y~. publishers prices. lore you will save CZ3 i ORGANS HtH Terms. Z L -X. J Water, Milk S ^ ui-Mir and Glenn t red io the latost qq F11 "J Water reoeived ^ ^^^3 1 prices on Books, Supplies. I am HH specialty, and I ^ BRETT, B<za nd Fanoy Goods. W i, B! EW OOODSn >'lA a 1a* aP rWj. .11 I'm am. RA* n n ? ?v ?vw vi v ?va ?? i vui vw> ?V9 CEIVED, rs ot 50 cente. 25 and 50 cente. in button, lace and gaiter* l Shoes, $1 00 I irwear, 25 centa up. I to 10 centa. ficta, now 12|cta. L AT M. COHEN to BRO. At Colton'a oil atand. 6 lj.