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f': ? THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT. N. O. LITTLKJOHN^ 7 EDITOB. M. B. KELLY, > , W. U. MILLER h A8,?TANrL.?iroi?. SELF-RESPECTAVhen my neighbor'* hand I lake; See, lie gives a hearty shake, ,^> Ami he looks ami feel* as calm, As'f he owned his "I'uele Sam." \Vliy. you'd never lose your bet, *v jiuv.n tuai IVIiu? o VJIII ui uuui ; ffiB And now "on time" he bids defiance, And vows for cash and the Alliance. mgr . u FREEDOM. The Alliance is doing grout things for the intelligent, industrious and honest farmers. How's that ? ^ Why ! It is setting them free. Iti what way? Ity unbinding the chains of debt. ALLIANCE BREVITIE3. Farmer A. to Farmer B., 011 New Year's morning: A. How goes it with you, neighbor? B. Better, thank you. ^ A. What! been sick ? B. No! Just financially better. ECONOMY. Study to economize time. Moments are useless if trilled away: and the man who can Ul WHJrO U0 OllSy Mill) CMICLTMII, I 1:10 [MM .1 WIIO will accomplish most in the world. An industrious man's odd minutes are worth a ^.laiy man's all day. .-TRUSTEES' MEETING The Sub Trustees of the Farmers Alliances of Union County, are requested to meet at Union Court House, Saturday, tho'Joth inst., at ti o'clock. U. M. Every Trustee is re quested to be present at this meeting, no matter what action his Alliance has taken in regard to the Exchange. W. II. Mil.LEU. Co. Trustee. MORE HOME^tAISED II0G3. Mr. Joseph llyars has sent us the net weight of five hogs, just killed by him. His hogs were 15 mouths old : raised from the kitchen and on fruit, with a little corn before killing. The largest weighed SlJM pounds, % and the others nearly ot.M) pounds each. Mr. . his 'ding atul hominy" at home. I am in7 formed lie hasjnot bought .a bushel of corn ' a! or a pound of biieou since the war. lie has J no bottom lands, yet his cribs are never empty, even in August, and his mules are , always fat. Mr. llyars is another of my proofs tlint these grand old hills of t'r.ion have a bountiful living tor all her children who will do their part to earn it NO EXCUSE. How frequently <l<> we hear the words, cant," uttered hy people who have not tried, or not inclined to do, or be what they ought. Every person that uses the"l cant," has or can quickly make a reason for it, in the laboratory of the will; yet how 'groundless and false are nine-tenths of the excuses with which we try to hedge in the inij>ussil>!, , 1 can't." **1 Vnn't" "b a rlujr^rH-tno U?y 444 wufU ? From duty lie shrinks, every task he will shirk ; No. bread 011 ids hoard and no meal in his llis house is a ruin, his coat is a rag. And can you or !, kind reader, dare hope . 'to he excused by the reasons we are making for all the neglecled and disregarded duties, when we are summoned before a just Creator'.' lteasoti should always teach us that ' Where ihere's a will, there's always a way," for performing all of life's duties. BOJal THE "TI1IE3." AI.I.IVM i: MAX, 1'. TO I'. C. Who is a I'rien ! to the Uliaae 1 I>. Why, Editor Stokes, of course. C. Ilow do you ktio.v lie i our friend .' 1). Simply because lie speak ' well of us. nnu proves his loyalty i > u by giving a pari of t lie space .in !?is paper lor liie publication of Alliance proceedings ami Alliance news generally. 0. How, then, can we show our appreciation for our IMiti r friend .' L). By .subscribing for the I'nion Tim us ourselves ami getting every other farmer t>> ?lo likewise. * C. Then you propose to hooin Tut: Timi:s, do you I). Most certainly we <lo. 'i'lie farmers have showed a most womlerful sticking j>ro. ^^^kpcusity for the last year or two, ami hy their ^^^^^Vitcd efforts have worked wonders why can't we hooui Tiik T'i V When the fanners began their war on the juto trust, predictions of failure could he heard on every side. It was said that the farmers themselves would not stand to their pledges; that cotton buyers would pay less for cotton covered witli the Alliance bagging; tlint the Liverpool t'opoii Kxehniige would reject all cotton not baled in .jute. Hut the farmers moved right along, baled their cotton in white, got the best prices for the same, and not a single bale has been rejected at the Liverpool market. And now the Alliance men are more confirmed in the faith than ever, and next season a bale of cotton covered with jute will likely be the exception. In all wars against trusts, jute or otherwise, the .1 i/moir? is with the people first, last and all the lime. ? .V. A>/roaih-. Kit.i.r.n iiy a Kalmmi Limii. ? AsheviLe. N. (1., January I<V? Information lias just reached bora of the sail death of Mr. Z.:h Vanco Wes all, a nephew of Mr. T. C. Westnil, of thie city. He was in the mountain in .ticiJOWQ i '<r u-msiron i ?;rec aim anted in gcitingout some timber mi Thursday. A large branch of a I rto lcil on hi in from .some fifty feet above an I killed him instantly. IIo leaves a wife and child.?Siiinhi'i avm'a. o Siiot tiiiiim mi nn: Iii:\i:r. -t :cci?vilie, January 18.?W. Henry Clinrles. a miIosiimii in the store of It. V. Heliums in West (Jrcniville, stint an J killed a negro named Wash Cannon this evening at -s o'clock. It ap. i-ears that the negro, who w is dntiik, h id j * been orders I out of the store by Charles, ' but ro'uriieil nrmed with a rock, when ! Charles s nod in l he si ?ie 1 or n:d tired two i shots at him, one lowing i licet near the 1 heart. ? - M A 12 I % I ^ VINSON?lo|IN.m>\. .Married, mi the IHlli, inst., by I". W. I:i -<>ii. I j., Mr. Jejs Vinson to Mi>- I .min .1 olin>n : all of Jones, ville township. OItK ?-SMITH Miirricd, on the I'Jili iyit., by Kcv. J. II. fuucli, Mr. Joseph Orr , tvAliss Leutba Suiith ; all of this County, ' t . State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Commou Pleas. T. II. Liitlejohn, Jack Littlejoho, Marcel'us Litt'ejohn, James Liitirjohn, Amanda Liitlejohn. Snllie Goudelock, l)r. Wiley Liitlejohn, P. P. l'carson, Susan Blanton. Robert S. Pearson, Elisabeth Pearson, James Pe'tlTt^* Eli wfcotli Moonty, Mary Petty, Henry Peitit, Adolplius Pctlit> % Reauregard Pettit, Jack Pettit, Columbus Pettit, and nil the regaining heirs at law and distributees nl' Elizabeth Tnte. do List of Letters Ileiupiniug in luc l'o.stollicc at Union, for the week ending Jauuary 24, lS'.'O. l'e 15rown. jS I, Halle-rooks, llconsionp liiuw. |Mrs. John Jeter. 1 M Choins. iMr. Sam Rice. Ed I) llobbs. (John Sartor, Esq. Mi-s Harriett Stevdinan. l'ersons calling for tho nbovo letters will please say if advertised, and will bo required f j pay ouo cent. . . J ,jc. MUSTEK, r. M. by FA Hit & THOMSON', cotton nrvkus and uhockbs. Cotton, per pound '. (<< lOj;. Karon, per pound, 5.75(<r0c. Flour, per 100 lbs, $2(q $8 Meal, per bushel 05c. Sugar, per pound 7(?,dc. Coffee. per pound M(?i 25c Molasses, per gallon, o8(d 4?>c. Vinegar, per gallon Joe. Hicc. per pound 7(" *c. 11 .-mi s, per pound | :{c. Sail, per s?ack 75 cents. Tens, per pound, 5U(o 75c. Corn, per hu??hel, 150c. Removal. Ill A\ II moved my office t?? i lio back room . over U. F. Posey's Drug Store. T. NICNUO, M. 1). Jan ill 4 ilt AN EARNEST CALL. niul have not paiil tlio same, must respond promptly. Wo are obliged to meet our obligations, and our customers must aid us to do it. FAKtt & THOMSON. Nov 15 . 4t? tf WANTEDt AN energetic man who understands Clothing, to represent us as rales-Agent in Union, Superb new Spring lino now ready. WANAMAKI'.F. .* HUOWN, Pin i. r nil.sit! x. Largest Clothing and Merchant Tailoring House in America. It* Corrected Advertisement OWINCi to the. high town license for auctioning in Union. I v.'ill not offer my stock of Hoots and Shoes at auction on February ltd., as advertised, but will continue to SELL Til KM AT COST. _S. M. PICE, JK , E. U. Home-made Fertilizer. "LONG'S PHEl'AUED CHEMICALS." rpwtt barrels composted with cottonseed JL or stable manure makes a ton of good I.r?.i;i:... .. I. .. .1 .... I...W . coM of Ainmoninted I'hosjdinter. l'ur sale by FO&TEH, WILKIN'S oe CO. Jan 17 ;; It SAMUEL S STOKES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, UNION, S . 0 . - s/'h'cj.\/, arr/:xr/ox r.\//> to colu:cTio\s. Ofiicc in tlio Timi:s Otlice. Educate Your Daughters. VND 11fore deciding where, send for a Cat Cogue of the WILLIAMSTOX FEMALE COLLEGE. THE SFIUNC. SESSION WILL OPEN MONDAY, FEllltUA11Y 3, 1SVU. I will come ui> from Wright's Hole', Columbia, Situriny. February 1. S. LA N UKK, President. Williamson. S. C , Dec IS, 1 S'Jl). Die lit) " .71 7t Mortgagee's Sale. J Wiil sell a! public sale al my warehouse I in fiiion S. during I lie legal hour- of sale, oil ill,; .January IS'.'!', the iuiere-i of A. r. Keiidriek. in thirteen bales of citoii. said i lit ere i being oiic-foiirlli. This sale is made under |> >;ver eoiiiained in a Moitgage given lo ui" by ,\. ! '. Keudi .ek, titli day of August, I Md', ami i\.oiiled in the oliicc of Pe'giMtr of .Me'snu Conveyance for I nioii County, in Hook of Cluitlle .Moid gugcc's IS. No. li. Pago l'J3. T. C. DUNCAW. Mortgagee. Jan 17 .1 3t A FREE GIFT ~ III AVE 1 dozen handsome hand painted . tlil Fainting?, 2:!.\!Jtl, in neat gilt frames, which I will give to (lie first twelve persons who will buy S2~> worth of g> o Is from tne, oich cash. Any iiiuiilcr of persons n ay club 10gethcr iuhI get one or more pictures S'JA worth of trade will get one picture. These pictures arc sold by dealers at ?s and 810?an ornament to any room. Also, 1 dozen of the same kind, 1 Ix22, which 1 will give for $l<i worth of rash t rade. This is an offer never before made to the trade here. s. M. HUM:, .III., U. V. Jan IT ;> It LOW PRICES ? A T ? H. F. SCAIFE & SON'S. 12 pounds of (iraiiiilnk'd Sugar for 81. > pounds good t'oifee for 81, 1 pound I Smoking Tobacco for -"> ets. And everything cl-e in proportion. We itave just received A fresh lot of (>at Meal. Sell-raising liiiekwlivnt. Fancy t'raekers, &o. Fresh NOl>Ftt|.l\ OYSTF.HS every week. Call and gel prices before having. II. V. SCAIFE & SON. Jan 21 I 2t mviir nmnrm Bill? JHUtili, HE! GOODS. I have just opened n nice liue of Fancy (in>! trios, <\>nft eth eei ies aud Tinware in llit1 vu i .?!o!f vf 11 t? 11! 11 \ Co. Luildirif, : 11 I I s i'icii y ur jaii\nage, piuiraiilccii g s.uis';u u jp. A TIN CHOP. I have < ; ncd in connection witIi inv other bueint ?. A llrtl'cl'irii TinH!n i>, where I will n anufacinie all kind < f Tin-ware. I!.'| aiiii:g n!-o nent'y and |.r mpily done. Give me u call. W. I.FLAM) LKADDY. J?u 17 J tf ceased, names and residence unknown, 1 Defendants. Summons for Relief?Complaint not served. ^ To J. G. Long, as Sheriff of Union County, Fiances Hum el l, Elizabeth Hummrft, Jcnclta Griffin, Mary l'ettit, John Pet tit, James Pcttit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mary Petty, Henry Pettit, Adolphus Pettit, lleauregard Pet'it, Jack Pet'it, Columbus Pettit, and all toe remaining heirs at law, and distributes of El zabeih Tate, deceased, names and residence unknown, Defendant* in this action: j VZOU are hereby summoned and required _ A to nuEWcr the complaint in this nc- = tion.acopy of which is tiled in the office of 1 the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for J said County, and to serve a copy of your ol answer to the said complaint cn the sub- T sjribcr at his cilice, at Gaflhcy City, S. C., d t-'ifcVijSitVffiV' riiijansjoflc* jhe_?"inaioa.J-er,*of li; if you foil to answer the complaint within tl the lime aforesaid, llio Plaintiffs in this bi action will apply to the Court for the relief a' demanded in the comp'nint. 11 Witness, J. II. McKissick, Esq , Clerk of ' tlie Court of Common Picas, iu and for the f< County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the 22 1 day of Jauuaty, in the year of our Lor J ono thousand eight hundred and ninety, jt ami in ttie one hwudred and fourteenth year 1 of the Sovereignty and lndepcnilenco of the f( United States of America. li J. II. MuKissick, Clerk C. C. P. a f J. E. WEBSTER, f | seai. | Plaintiffs Attorney. f To Henry Pcttit and Rcaurcgnrd Pettit, noil- c resident defendants, and to all the remain- " ing heirs at law and distributees of Eliza- 1 heili Tufe ileennKed defendants, lion.resi- I de nt of tlais State, names ntjd residence unknown: You will please take no'ice thai Ihc origi- ] nal complaint iu this nclion, together wilh | ?l?v nu,nittWJTfI;V1' Uli) JV n J' the Court ofComsnon Picas for Union county, , on the 221 day of January, .1890. J. E. WEBSTER, , Plaintiffs Attorney. . Jan 24 S Gt MASTER'S SALES- 1 The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court ofCommou Pleas. Kloyse Hawkins, /'luiutii)', f isndorc \V. 1>. Trexlor and Mollic Trexler, JJrftwiimt*. I IN ohcdieuco to an order made in the uhove stated ease by His Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in February 1890, the following describedurunovtv t?? bil ACRV.s, - ? All that certain tract of laud lying, being and situate iu Cross Keys Township, Union County, State aforesaid, containing four hundred and thirty-one acres, more or less, hounded by Tyger lliver, and by lands of James bong, \Y. A. Hay, 11. F. Kay and l'niiliiia lluriiett. TF.UMS OF SAbK. Oae-tliird cash: the balance 011 a credit of one and two years in equal installments ^ with interest from date, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the j premises. < 1\MFX Ml'\l!0 Master !<>r Union County. 1 .Maxtor's (Mice. .Inn. 11, 1S90. );m IT ' > ;>t. The State of South Carolina, COCXTY or r.Y/OA. ( * Iii iho Court of Common Picas. Silas Johnstone, Master, J'laiiititT, 1 --"HSMMIr'B.'ljyMB,1 Dt)i'iul"nl. IN obciiicncc to an order made in the . above stated case by his Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in February, 1890, the following described property, to-wit : 171 ACllES. 1 All that certain tract of land, (late the properly of Abrnin Gordon, decease 1,) situate, lying and being in Union County, State aforesaid, containing one hundred and seventy-one acres, more or lose, and boun- s ded by Tyger Kivcr and lands of P. P. Hamilton, and others. TEH MS OF SALE. One-half cash; the balance on a credit of t twelve ni nths, with intcicst from day of " sale to be secured by bond of the purchaser f and a inoitgngc of the premises. , JAMES MUXIU), Master fur I'liimi Cnnntv MM! iilUIVV, I II.H IIIO i^UlillllUIin 111 lll|? .Krli. i:, f which I lie f >re#oing is u copy, was file I in 11:c iillice of tiicCiuik of the Court ol Coiinn >: I'ien for the Cnniiy of Uniui, i roioii. ;.i 1'iii hi County, Slu'o of South 1 ( tin in i, on 12ili November, lMt'.l. D. A. ToWNSEND, t I'luilltifl s Attorney. 6 i Dec. 19, 18*9. Dec 20 it 1 (it E / ? * milil ^Y.'."*"' J Bn>t ? B 0 -0'J S A "JN Vud io order to rluco our largo stock, ill classes of tncroAndise. Wo will uial tuying. . I Wo aro goiog to llose out our stock if llespe March 29 SHERIFF 3 SALES. ?OK FEBKUAUY, > L> V virtue of a warrant to seize crop to lj mo directed, I wiil sett at the residence f William Crocker, in Union County, on uesdny, the fourth day of February next, tiring tlic ljjfgoMiours of sales, about two (Villi,'.-'1*-v-iv. of mrn nlmiit loueand poftnds of hay, and about fifty usliels of cotton seed, seized under warrant nd to be sold as tlie crop of B. M. Crocker, t the suit of William Jones and It. A. ones, plaintiffs, against 11. M. Crocker, deMulant. AUO, By virtue of a warrant to seize crop, to ic directed, I will sell at the residence of I. l\ McKissick, in Union County, on the aurtli day of February next, during the egnl hours of sales, about three hundred ,nd twenty-two bundles of fodder, about orty busliels of corn, tun bales of cotton, brty-oight pounds of lint cotton, about two inndrcd busliols of cotton seed, and balance it' crop in the'ficld.*Hi>'eizcd under warrant tnd to be told aS the crop of Elias T. fowler, at #lhe suit of II. P. McKissick, ilaintiff, ag|bist Jfelias T. Fowler, defendant. By virtil^Kon execution to mo directed, [ will sclV^JKjjresidence of B. (i. llnney in Union Cimi^^B^tljc fourth day of Februiry legal Was of sales. ',^tolpi?ffll^PeKeRt*sl)Ci1sonal property to About filPfy huslicl? of corn, about three liundred bundles of fodder, interest in about "ourtoon huiulrenutunds of seed cotton, and ibout one huudrtcSbushcls of cotton seed. Levied on and to n sold as the property of lames Cudd, at tlwsuit of J. T. Mill & Co., MaintifTs against futnes Cudd. Defendant. a: d i.oNti. s. u c Jan. 13th, 1890| Jan 17 3 3t. 1 > TTrnini^ T#ko no ahoeii nnle?? .All I III f\f TV. I.. Doitalan' name and w price nre stamped on tho tottoin. If tho fealer cannot nupply you. >end direct to factory, enclosing advertlaed trie*. "T W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf, ITeavy Faced Grain and Creeduoor Watviproot Boat la the world. Exanilne lit* R.OII GENUINE HAND-HKWICI) SHOE. ? !.?(? HAKPjlKWKI) WKLT SHOE. OCI.no POLICE AND FAltMKltH' SHOE. ??.50 EXTRA VALUE L'AI.K SHOE. ?!J.35 & M WORK INOM EN"N SHOES. J4.00 and SiijoLEOYS!) SCHOOL SHOES. All made In Congress, Button and Lace. $3 & to SHOES LAFD3?S. FOR MISSES. ^Beat Ma^^BKcfit Style. Heat Fitting. Y. L> Po^^^HErockten, Maun. Sold by FflffRICB. J It -, i?u. ' Ap\n( Union, S. C. Jan 10 A. Cm. \ Wait for the Wagon OF THE rT 1ST T O 1ST TVT A n JC IT. T <* The subscribers lmvo formed a parlnerbip for the purpose of carrying ou <Ito BUTCHER, (4 RE EN CI It OCT It Y, AND jcneral Provision .Business, it (lie old slniid, next door (o H. W. Tindcy's Jewelry Store, and respectfully ask lie patronage of the citizens. Our aim will lie to keen always on band l.o i,o.? ?< cferyining else isually wanted for the table. One of the firm wiil always be at the narket to wait on those who may cnll, or vill be with the wagon to receive ordors it residences. Give us a fair trial. WARREN D. ARTHUR. J. 1). IIU.Ml'IIR1KS. Jan 10 2 tf GO TO THE UNION MARBLE A N D 3RANITE WORKS t ron UONT.MKNTS, TOvllSTOfES AND MARDEE WORK GENERA LEV, Always ou '"imh uB.yodo to order. A ;u ire .-o^tioi^dBM^ttrfe'.'criii^ and deWIR1Tj|HeN]IAI Id St I. dmo, Cement.,^B^fcjway on hand, at as ow prices ns a^Hbono rath dealer. Orders inost^ftpedffbliy solicited. pfeOKOK (SKDDK8. Bids fSj Hauling* aoo or (ioii/cords or Wood, 11^11.1/ be rjSrived by the subscribers. V The disj|Kce to hnu'is about 1 mile >thc Ibickyo^^L No contract for less than 0 cords will l^HQmsidcrcd. JV H. RODGER & CO. Jau 10 \ 2 Master's Oflicc, Jon. 11, 18!)0. <(< Jan 17 ?> % ' 81 State of Soutli Carolina. E V COUNTY OF UNION. ? In the Court of Common 1'lcas. William T. (Iraliam, riitij)', (it/niiisl Elizabeth Malonc, Sarah E. Ilobo, Susan Clegj.% AnnCircer, /) j\mlanls. Sununons for llelicf?Complaint Served. To 11: e Defendants : "\7 OU arc hereby summonc 1 and required a iu answer inecompinini in mis uciioii, cf which a copy is hcrcwiili served upon " you, aud to serve h e >py of your answer to the said complaint on tho subscriber at his oflicc nt I'nion, South Carolina, within , twenty days Hfier the service hereof, exclu- ' BB) I lie day of such service; and if you failtri answer the complaint within the lime aforesaid, the pliiutitl in tliis action wdl ^?> ) J. I!. McKissick, si:\i. j Clerk. J I). A. TOW NSI NI>, t'lniiitill's Attorney. To liic defend nil, Susan Clcjjg: iv.I... . . i... ,i.. w?. [PEE ? EVER. ? J\ tor \ wc ficid that wo ia ? M / ~ A-vi) r.Avs l.flU ~D S B u u s.r" wo aro now offering special bargains in ko it to your int.*r?-t to oall bofor^ ^ low prices will bo any inducement, clfully, RICE & MCLURE. ^ B. F. POSEY, \Z DRUGGIST. T n n i f " I XT PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ? TOILET ARTICLES TRUSSES. SHOULDER DRACES, AC, READY MIXED PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, UNSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLAS PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, LAMPS, and LAMP GOOL>&\ ^ nUANfn/kl ICDC I ^ M n iv u n k. i b ii v? , > PURE 1YIINIES ?.ND LIQUORS IJl for Medicinal use. / Careful nn<l courlcous at l cut ion (o each customer. _ bc lifl PRESCRIPTION'S C ARRET LEY COM bc J'O UNDER A T A I. L IIOI 'IIS. In IVc select our goods with greatest care, buy them as low as they can be bone in for cash, and sell them tit Lowes I I.i-nig I'ricv'?. IS. V. I'OSKV. March 22 1:? ly. riDILITT f LOAN and TRUST CO. ? o r ? SPARTANliliKC, S. C. M CAPITAL PA 1 Li IN. . SoO.OtHi.bO omri:uft. n" President, - George t'< ficMTreasurer, - - W. li. Gurnet'. Attorney, - - J. 15. Cleveland. IHiiKl-ToliS. Joseph Walker. ( J. 15. CI ve'anl. W. S. Manning. [ (Jeo. \V. Mich. lis. l>. li. Convers \ j \V. li. Ihiructt. T. C. Duncan. ! G-orgo Colic!. I. Interest allowed 011 deposits at the ra'e of four per cent, p r mi.i'mii, mi 1 added to accounts sciiti-aunu lily. July IS) "J'J ly JSi l'lexicO,Administrator of the e-lnte of J. S. l'lcxico, deceased, has applied to James M. Oce, Judge of Probate, in and for the County of Union, for a linnl discharge as such administrator. ' It is ordered, that the seventh day of February, A. 1). 18'JO. be fixed for hearing of Petition, and a final settlement of said Estate. JAM lis M. (IKE, Judge Probate Union County. Jan 10 - ItFinal Discharge, NOTICE is hereby given that K. V. Gist, Administrator </< /will.< mm of the estate of William II. (list, deceased, litis nj?plied to James M. Gee, Judge of 1'rohaie, in and for the County of Union, for a final discharge as such Administrator. It is ordered, that the twentieth day of February A. I)., 1800, he fitted for hearing j,. of Petition, and a finij 1 ?i ] '(' U"1 Jodrrn Probate Union Cmitilv Jon 17 ;j 41* ?ii Money to Loan. m< ON improved farm lands, in sums of $300, and upwards. Loans repayable in small annual installments, through a period of six years, thus enabling the bor- ^ rower to pay oil' his indebtedness without *|< exhausting his crop in any one year. jjp Apply at once to 1). A. TOV'NSKNI), Attorney, Union, 8. C. ' ' Oct 18 42 Cm JEFFERSON DAVIS- ' uino" now being |?r4-j?ar?-?l by Jtev. J. Win. Jones, Willi assistance of Mrs. Davis, will be authentic, charmingly written, beautifully illustrated and bound,- in every way worthy of the subject. ? Agents wanted. Complete outfit St. Satisfaction ,! guaranteed or money refunded. Order now. First J eonie, first served. Address J, 1009 irlVl wt1 RlcblpOO^W- ylwM Jan 10 i 'l CStekf BiM#i?s cd EC toy tw^* *' ?? i i mcc"5 \!< ?>> ?(.mi^fiKi locality run secure &n? valuable line of Household "AnFuuTflP^^K^^NAmple*. 'Jhe?c samples, ?$ well ihahtio atth<? Wntc>,, are fro?*. All Ihe work you need do ia t* show what we aend TOU to those who rail?your friend* and neighbors and those about you?that alwa> a mulls In valuable trade for us, which holds for yt ars w hen once starlet!, ar.d thus yxt nrr repaid. We pay all express, freight, ftc. Af'er you knotf all. If you would llk.j to fro to work f r us. you ? or earn from to J*MiO per wr< k and upwards. Ad In ss, Ntliiaon <fc Co.. Mux MIS. l'ortluml. Maine. 500,000 Bricks for sale, by | J. 11, HOLlUlill &CO rOTICE TO CA .11 ol" Our Heavy Must Go, ? . . . - v We avc now ottering tUein at 4 ^ , C.v,.:?.?> "? ! SlllMH HU'V lil Ulijr we mean wli il if you don't believe wo are i our bills anil we will gladly )ods oust us. Don't put oil* but come at o iODGER & Sunt (! SPECIAL I 1 N illlxkitv, 01*v goods, c shoes, iK.?iliSV WE J SEE SOME OF ( Good Shirting, !.} coiils, good Calico, 5 cents omoub allocs, ou cuma ?*??* upvnvru, inei >atr, ?61W1?*Vw, for $1 10, ltluiikcts, ?0 CLOTHING, We nve certainly lie i!?|iin tois for t'lotliii on selling, l.'iil wc Fought very largely this s n l which will be sold .1' cit-iliroit prieu. MONDV SAVKD.? If yon wish lo save nn lirve we liuve the Slock mid ilie price to n\ NKW HOODS.?We arc Just receiving a lari ule. fall nml sec ?s ami we will do you some g cry unui. woman ami child. Thanking you for ( no favor.", we are U11 All AM Sept II d7 jTJNS and a \VF. have a large sleek of Imported and An uz/.le and Ureccli I.aiding, which wo are ? !so, I'owdi r, l o*. F. ink ."nd Loaded Shells ylliing in :liii lin , it \i 1 pay you lo call at Juu 4 * 1 Great Clearing Out Sec the Prices Q ) yards Cnl'co ill '?:} c worth 5 c. ^ > " ut l.tc worth fije. J > yards Wool fi.led Kentucky Jeans, at It 1c. It iking, lit <i J nil 1 Pc. P utlicr Ticking. at llJcmnl ? u? -?i. ? " ' l i oc 1 1-wool rod Flannel at 13.1c. '1 linens soli-l leather Shoe* at f>Gc. <> ihlrens copper tip.Shoes, at 30c. '? ihlrens soil shoes at 10j. 7 ns JJrogans at 7Gc. P Itiirl. r.viiees are de.d, I'LYNN lum killed A i'nsli lot of Clothing received lust moutl ccs : Suits for * I 8">. S ) Suits for !?t' $1 tck Cork Screws, *8 To, *10 nu<l *12 oO. * I'ius, lli?irj>iri?, liutlou* nnd Thread (l.rotv I!AKANCK SALE of LEADER AND CIIA May 27 1 DR. WARNER'S "CORALI] DR. STRONG'S "NURSING "COUT1L" AND OTHER K AN ELEGANT LINE OF L ALL TO RE FOUND AT TI HARRY B AjirillO 10 SH BUYERS. | "Winter Goods sSnoli as IILTS, HATS, j COST, in order to raise ier Goods. at we say, selling tliom at cost, ask to show you exactly what the nee to the Banner Store of I PURCELL A BARGAINS V ti SLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, ETO. UIJST HAVE. )UR PRICjBS : , good Wool *1 clifti 22J cent* nnd upward as' wholcntock Origans, 00 cents, Metis cent*. Drcs* Goods, 5c, 8^ \lOo, nnd up Lead Pencils, 5 cents per dozen, good Iknrohiofs, "> for 5 cant*. Pins, 2 papers < Uuitou?. 12 dozen for 5 oonts, Ladies CLOTHING. \t? in l.e'tt r i'f.Mr* I'?,? , i * i i f i t \r tvn liittfit 'h> "fl "'V loaaoit conscqjcutly have n big Htook on unpy in buying your goods, wo liuncttly vo il on. go lot ot new goods for llio Christmas ood. A cordial invitation is extended to Moat respectful'y, [ & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. tf J MUNITION, ^ iciv.v.:: Guns, Single and Double Barrel, idling at prices lliat cannot be beaten, i, Gun implement?, etc. If you want FOSTER, W11,KINS & CO. IK It EST SFAYIXG MACHINE IN T1IE WOULD. 0!av $19.50 AN0 I'll Hi til IT. IKCKLGDltATKl) -DKMOUKST" STILL SOLD ONLY BY LKINS & CO. if Sale at Fiji's. Quoted Here : lens heaxy Hoots, all sizes, $1 30 latch those prices and you will strike oil. annants Calico, 2o per yard. IcmnnntB Driss Goods 4c por yard. C Dress Goods 5c nor yard. zj. ?? 'jHI JHlUt 5c Dress Goods, lUc per yard. Oc lllack Ilcur etta for 21c. 00 " ' " 20c. 5c " Cashmere for 42c. 5o " " " 50c. Oc " " " 58c. them. 1 now oirercd lit tlio following ridiculous l) Overcoats for !>') <15. 8 Overcoats for $5 50. 12 50 Overcoats for $8 50. n in to any i>cn)on buying at tho GREAT J>. C.FJ^YNN, MPION OF LOW PRICES. 2 tf J>F I&83-a0. KTS COSSETS. } XE." INDS ACES, CHEAP. IE EMPORIUM OF fL. COHEN & BRO. At Colton's old stand.