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Meeting of Sub-Trustee Stookhslder. There will be a meeting of the Sub-Trustee Stockholders iu the State Exchange, at Union C. If. 8. C., in the first Monday (sales day) in May. The meeting will be held in A. 0. Lylcs' office. All the Stock holders are earnestly requested to be present, but more especially is it necessary that the 'Mdirectors be present, l'lease take notice and ? hee l this call, as there will bo business of importance to transact that cannot be done without a full attendance. 4 1). 1*. dcncan. 2t. County Trustee. Epoch.?The transition front long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of tho individual. ** Sueh a rctnnrkablc event is treasured in the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence it is that so mush is heard in praise of Electric Hitters. S<? many feel they owe their rest >r.\ti<m to health, to the use of tho Ureal Alterative and Tonic. If you *r* troubled with onv diseaso of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short landing you will surely find relief by use of Electric Hitters. Sold at 50e. nud $1. per. bottle at B. F. l*o?ey Drugstore. List of Letters Remaining in tlie Postotlicc at Union, for the week ending May 20, 18'JO. W W Finlcy. I James Gibson. Lizzie Guest. ; Lillian Mnrkhno. J W AVillard. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised and will be required to pay one cent. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. . iHttkr A Cyclone PolicyPROTECT your hom'es by securing a tornado policy in the old SPRINGFIKLU FI0HLND MARINE insurance com PAIw^kSpringfield, Mass., the first Genera I^wflnrnn^A ('miumnv In inmiri "av_v. ? 1?j -- I against Jtyncs, Tornadoes and WindStorms. If. L. GOSS, Agent. May '2 18 *Jni C ANDI D AT ES. The fee for announcing a candidate is lo bo paid before the nnnouncccmcnt avi! appear. We wish it to V>c understood tin we will not dceiato from this rule for an on*, so that it will bo a waste of time t end an announcement without the tee, fc it will not ho published. FOIt Tin: JSEXATK. C. C. Cl'LP. The many friends of Charles C. Culp, Ksi| respectfully nominate liiin as a candidate f< i?> the Senate, subject to the decision of tl people at the primary election. Many Fiuenhs. * KMC 1? KOBATE J iilMJIS. Fit AN K I- TOWNSK.NI>. 1 hereby announce niysoll a* a candidal fur the olhco of Judge of I*r? hate for Unii County, subject to the vole at the Prima Election, Fit AN K L. TOWNSF.ND. NCHOOL COMMISSION EH S Fa I herei.v 'aunounco myaolf a oandidi ]tf for the office of School Commissioner 1 Union County, subject to the decision of t people at the PruB^elfCtion. B1 US'from Contractors aro invited the erection of a lirick Public Sell ' Iiuildiug in thc-Town of Union, S. CPlans and specifications to be seen at i office of the understood. The right to ject any and all bids reserved. Estimates to he made by 1 ">th inst. K. T. (IKK. Sec. Hoard of Trustees. May 1. 18,10. May '1 is _>! Notice Not to Hire. rilHIS is to give notice that otic liar X Unites, is under legal contract in wo fir tue this 3"car. but has violated that co tract hv lonvin.r ..." ^ . miv ? ll IMMIl CiUl^C' I hereby notify nil persons harboring, lii i ig or employing (lie said Harry llain that 1 tliall prosecute ihcin lor .so doing ihe iiMu ist penalty of I'm 1 nv. JOHN W HIT LOCK. Jr. April IS 10 ot. The State of Soutlt Carolina. COUNTY OF I NION. In ll.e Court of Common l'lca*. Summons for llelicf?Complain! n<>| Scrvei John It. Gwin, Knpolc mi II. (S win, James ( llolcomb', Hubert 'I'. Ilnlcoinbc. Sit*a Hawkins, and Mary Hllis, I'lnintilVs, i >//tints/ Jesse 1 (Swiii. Mm lie S. 11. Mel'cakc, Am i fiwin, Itobert (irvui. Alexander Martii Mamie Mart n, Archibald Maitin, Walt; _ O * * mwrraoii, }?iliit StcYcrson. Joseph Stcver son. Jordie Sieverson. Millie lviven?on Caroline 1$. Siimi*. (5. Hi ward Siliuas Uhiudc 0wi 11 and Kobcrl C. (Jrcer, J)< ft in/mil*. J'o thr Dtj't ii'/iinf,' nftoi'r mimed: YOU are hereby summoned and require to answer tlio coinplai. t in iliis action *wliicU in tiled in the offiee of ilie Clerk ?> Common l'lea*. for tlie said County, and li servo ii cpy of your answer to tho sail eoinpliiiiii on ilic subscriber at his ollice a (Jnion, South Carolina, within twenty day: iftj'ter t he service hereof, exclusive of the da) of such service : an 1 if you fail to answei the c impiaint wit bin the time aforesaid. I in Plaintiffs in this action will apply to th* Court for the relief demanded in the complftint. liatcd Mi'v 1. A. If.. IS'.M?. W I I.I.I AM M IN IK t. .i ,\ M r.s M. t:i:i;. Plaintiffs Attorncvs. Money to Loan. ON iiuprorfit farm 1111 < 1 . in Minis ??f *:> ?<?, mi.I nr>\?nril-. Loans repayable | in ptmill annual installments, through a ? |teriinl of six years, thus enabling the l>or- I rower in pay oil' hi* iriilehte.liie.^s without ! ?*x h iii?ting liis crop in any one year. Apply nt once to * % ~ l? A. TUV'NSDNI*, ^ Ailom -y, Union, S. C. i jU 18 42 OflQ I e 1 -e * r. f? "? * AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR T1IE FISCAL YEAR, COMMENCING SUIT. 10, 1880. Council Cuamuru, > Union, S. (\, April 21, 1800. j BE IT OR1LVINED by the Town Couucil of Union, in the St?tc of South Caroliun, now met and sitting, and by the authority of the same : Sec. 1. That a tax of two f2) mills upon every dollar of the value of *11 Real Estate, ' < eck iu tunic, and personal property in u e town of Unini, be and the same is li< rcby leviel to ibeet the ordinary cxpviiscii of the Municipal government of said town for the tiffaC year eounneaciug ?>epl- 10, 188h. 8kr. -i. That the sum of one dollar and fifty ci. ts l>c fixed as a commutation fin street and road duty, and the said sum h hereby rcqutrid to be paid by each ant every able bodied male person between th< ages of eighteen and fifiy-five years, win reside within the ineorporato limits of sail town. Sec. S. That the Town Treasuier d ) pro cced at once, to collect tlio taxes hcreii levied. Mid that lie shall keep his btoks opei from the 1st dav of May uutil the first da] of June next, (18'JO,) after winch time h shall proceed, by distress or otherwise, a prescribed by la v, to collect such as remai unpaid, wi'h a penalty of twenty per cent Skc. 4. That the basis ot' values for taxa tion of Real Estate, Persona1 property ao Stock in trade, shall be taken from tb books of the County Auditor for the yea 188'J, ns far as it relates to the town < I'n'on. I Skc. 0. License fees shall he its follows : For each dealer ia fertilizers from 8 to 25 toil!* $5 ( For each dealer m ferlilutrs l'rotii 25 to 75 ton? 15 ( For each Agent of Sewing Machines 5 t For each Agent of Fire Insurance Companies 10 I ' For each Agent of Life Insurance Companies 10 < ' For each I.ivery and Sale Stable... 25 i 8 For each Carriage, Buggy er Horse kept for hire, outside of Livery Stable 10 For etch t wo-horse dray per annum 10 For each one-horse dray per annum 5 For each Billiard lloom on Main Street -5 For each Billiard lloom on back '? or Bide Street 15 '1 For each Ten-Fin Alloy 50 't For each Circus per Jay 75 For each Side Show. 1" " For each Lecturer, Musical Kntcr,r t iinnient, Flay or Show, for reward or gain, per day - 5 : For each Auctioneer per day .2 Bone and ratified under the Oorpov ~ . Seal of said town . of Union, on .tho. Ylay'of April, VS'.tO. I., .1. II. llonuKit, W. t. flRAIFAM, >r Clerk. Intenlant ie April 25 17 ;1 The State of South Carolina. - CO UA' TY O / ' I AY (>X. In tlic Court of Common Fleas. Summons for Kelicf--Complainl not Serv lc Feyton B. Love ant', Lorena II. Love, I'l on cy ayainstI James 0. Love, Drucilla II. Love, 0illy ?- * ? r i r ?.w.lt lililiiuu mm-. ?< .1 " K. McLenu, L. U. Campbell. Mo>cs Horton. Knunett 11. Pccb.es, V|iUu?m Peebles, Janies McKown 1 tt? comb, JfeJtinliiiUi'. fhc To .1 :vmc8 G. bove, lHuoill- ? I ove. '? TimaiKla Love, Isaac L. lo>tn50... office, nt Union, in said County, wi ,01- twenty days after the service liereof, c> ool 8jve 0f dle it ay of such service : nn?l if ftil to answer the complaint within the t ",w aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action , c" apply to the Court for tlie relief domar in the complaint. 1. G. MoKlSSICK, Plaint ills' Attorney It.atcil, Union, S.C., March .'51, 18110. T<> Isaac /,. Johnson ami W illiam Mr !. Take notice, that the summons in action, of which the foregoing is a copy, fileil in the office of the Clerk of tlicCc for said County, in saiil State, on the i v day of April, 18'JO. ,k * I. G. MfK 1SSICK, n- Plaintiffs* Attorney Union, S. t\, April 2". 18110. jr. April 2"? 17 h t0 The i^tate ot* South Carolina. COl'NTV OK UNION. In the Court efCotomon Picas. Summons for Belief?Complaint served Benjamin F. Kison, I'laiii/I;)'. a;/ainst William I). Trexler, Ihjimlanl. 1. To l/if Ihj'cinhinl. \70U are hereby .summoned and rcquir n -1- to answer the complaint in this actio of which a copy is herewith served upon yt iin>i ?o serve :i copy nt" yon answer i<? ( e sail cola plaint on tin* subscriber at his oflii at Union S. t'., wit hia twenty days a Tier t c service hereof, exclusive of the day of su sevice: and if you fail to answer ilie eoi plaint within the time aforesaid, the 1'lai tiff in this action will apply to the Court I the relief demanded in the complaint. 1) t"d, March lift, A. D. 18H0 1>. A. TOWNSEX1>. Plaintiffs Attorney. To William P. 7%xhr: Tal;e not ce, ill ' t'ao summons o,' which the alrjve is a cup ^ on file in tlie cilice of the Clerk of Court < J Common fleas, at Union, S. C.. on li'A .Marc 18'. K). ' April "JI 1800. 1). A.TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. April 2't 17 tit. A FESTIVAL ) \T THE CROSS K IAS ACADEMY SATFUDAY, MAY 2ITII., I SUM. NOTICK is hereby j;ivo? tli:i( the citizen: of Cross Keys and vicinity will "ire i GRAND FESTIVAL at llie Cross Keys Academy, on Saturday, the'Jlth insi., l'-r the purpose of rni-iii" fuii'l-; for tiit sli iijj ilie building. to coiiiribnl" in ll.b health :iii< 1 comfort of the 1'npil-c niol 'I earlier1. The patrons ami friends of the Academy arc rei|Hesle?l to roil I rihnlc to I lie* Festival, in wi ll lille I baskets. or money. The public generally ami the candidates ! pn I onhirly are invite I. to atteinl ami pnrj hike of a good opiare meal ami listen to words of wi-oj on from prominent speakers who have | been invited o -peal on the occasion. A small admission fee will he charged, iiirsTitrs : T. II ti. re. J. A. Ihi-ill. Ii. .1. I'o tsill. T. Mollis. YV. A. Hay. I?. (1. YVilhurn. I). N. Wilbtirii, May d js a. -7,;^ WONDERFUL BARGAINS! ?AT THE? BARGAIN STORE * ?OK? S. I. BICE, JB? E. U. ; , . ~~ ?.J< ' IT is simply wnndctful at tb? W I shall^1 say tiiouimutt* T?valiiaLW ' bat y?u? ? A\r+-nrirrrr?l. , IWce, Jr., E. V.', for just a uicklo a piece. In addition to hU 0-ccnt counter, he has ' also, a big 10-CENT counter which is a curi' osiiy an<l a marvel to every one who sees it It consists of nlmost a full lino of household 5 and kitchen articles and many others, such J J as largo Hammers, large Hatchets, Wood and Silverinc Knife Coxes, Wood Trays, Tainted Silverinc Waiters, Egyptian Crass Waiters of large size, laige Cutcher knives, j " big asortinent of nice Glassware, Two-foot II Kulo, big line of Tinware, frotn a Machine ' Oiler to a 10 quart lipped Milk Tan, Silvcrc plaited Forks, Spoous, Buitcr Knives, 8 Sugar Spoons, &c., Shovels, Lamps, &o. u Haven't space to mention the many, man;/ useful artie'es ou the wonderful 5 cont. '* counter, come'and secyourself. in jrour verc astonishment, however, 1 will mention e just n few articles: Box-wood Rule, Set k*. Teaspoons, Big Bottle Machine Oil, 1 doz. " Lead Pencils, 30 Slnte Pencils, large Slates ?plain and wire bound?1 quire writing paper, 1 package Envelopes, Shears, Wash Pans, 7-pin Hat Uncks, 4-Hook Coat Racks, L? inch Silverine Waiters, Frying Pans, J.'ire Shovels, small Garden Tools, such as Trowels, Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Shovels, &c., a big assortment of Glass and Tinware, some large picees. 1 keep also a lull line of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, 1K> A ..INK or 00 STAPLE DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HOLLOW AND HARDWARE, 00 TIN AND WOODEN WARE, 00 CROCKERY AND 0UEENSWARE, 00 JUG vnd JARWARE, AND FLOWER POTS, OILS AND PAINTS?A BIG LINE, <KI WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY, SOLE LEATHER AND SHOE BINDINGS, 00 STATIONERY?A NICE AS^OIWMENT, ,K) A VARIETY or GARDEN AND FIELD tHI SEEDS. ,MI Don't forget the handsome offer which Imake you : * 1 will give to any cash buyer of $25 . worth of goodr, a tine hand-painted Oil Painting, 22x30, in a beautiful gilt frame. I*6 Also, to any cash buyer of $15 worth of 'Jv goods, 1 will give a Picture Exactly like the above," J 4x22-,' all assorted designs: Landscapes, Waterfalls, Castlos, "Sic. Regular dealers sell these Paintings at $5 to $10. ' These pictures arc handsome ornaments to any room una tuey nave occn very uiutu ndmircd by many tasty persons. Several have already been taken. lftyou desire to get one or more of these nice pictures call and gel one of t lie tickets which is free t^> ' all. on the margin of which pre 2oc figures itin- which 1 will punch o it when you trade that amount, and four 2"?c when you trade a dollar, and so on. Von can get any one to 1'i help you trade out your ticket hnd thus gel ium the ]>icturc soonei*. Of course you need l?. not trade the whole aniounl at once unless !? you choose, but there arc only a limited Ps" number of pictures, hence the first to trade the nnidiiu. "/vljlir.011 wi" cel ",0 V?c|urcs !iIly H is worth your ellort to , \.Mt Xturcs 0 iiain "1!lV0 n,"?- s?"ic beautiful 1, ? ]; u,1 cra'of1 vwl,idhwil, "lh ? his sh (0 c'w - lor yourself. thin ' 8u-..?nlce qiinlily of goods aud prices s M RICE, JR., E. U , iy?oU Appil, Union.S C. will _ " dm ' MRS. M. VINCENTS" millinery establishment, Was next door to f. ti. TREFZER'S JEWELltV store, UNION, S. C. I have just returned from the Northern Markets, where I not only purchased a stjdcs of S'0Ck ?f 11,1 qua,ihcs of ,he latest Mill but also posted myself in the details of every branch of my business, including THE LATEST FASHIONS in the make-up, trimmings and qualify of Goods. It will be rny highest aim to please all who favor me with their patronage, ftnd 1 I invite the Ladicsof Union town and County to inspect my stoc k, feeling confident that ' I can please iliein in quality of goods and ' reasonable prices. All 1 ask is a fair trial. M ItS. M. VINCENT, . ' Next door to Trefzer's Jewelry Store. March 21 12 if S FERRIS HAMS. WE have received a frssh lot of the Celebrated Ferris Hams and llrcnkfa&t Macon, which are the fioct in the world, at Also, a full line of Staple and Fancy Groy ecrics, Canned Goods, etc., fine French and >f Slick Candy. And in Cigars, Cigarettes, h, Tobacco, and Snutls, we carry n nice Slock, and call your attention to Ibc following brands of chewing tobacco : GIIAYELY'S REST, WEDDING CAKE, SHELL ROAD, CLIMAX, DILL'S IIEST, JACK, THE 111 ITEM, ' the best ID cen' tdm? in ilie miirlni * ?... .? v* a guuu smoking tobacco, nt 'J"> cents it pound, and if yon want the finest, we have IJlack well's (leonine Durham. Call oil lis for anything >< in I lie Tobacco line, such as Pipes, Cigar i and Cigarette Holders, Cigarette Tobacco, Hollers and Taper. Tine Cut Chewing Tobacco. etc. FIRE PROOF OIL 1 The highest lest oil now on the muakct. " Cat.not exp'ode. Tree from odor, and warran'e I, ebsnlutc'y safe: .Much cheaper and gives it better light than gas, always on hand mi I fi r sale t.y II. T. 8CAIFK & SON*. Teh 'J I S ly L Warning Not to Employ. JtiliN SWDKI1S i- under contract to R work on my farm this year, hut has vio' lated hi- contract and left my employ. Tuis is I,, give noti. e that I forbid any one ! hiring said .lolin Sanders, and will prosecute I to t ie full extent of the law. any person (hat employ - or hire- liini after litis notice. I'll I I.I C DUNN. April, II. 10 lit*. omE&m- "*qugtu*at* Dating Cloth ,iiV i? the latest colors si not: Id this department you cm God e< joautiful White |lobc. . SHOES ! Oar Shoo stockyls more complete t Shoes selected whl a great deal of ca CLOTHING. We have just received our Spring before buyiDg elsewhere. We aro dc for Gash, ' PROOKERY i You osd find anything you wish in SADDiERY AND A select stook, ?id like our other REMNAN Wf calj special sttcntion to our lie real genjtfL^^'v-'Wlos : i>es? i/?ncw, In,y o ; \ybwted Goods, cost to 91, wont, doufclo tlint amount. S Call earlvl before the stock has beci Wo ask Oft frieDds and patrons to | displaying oV Goods, whether you hi mako it to yiur interest to tride wit Wo expect to sell for cash, and the A cardial invitatiou to nil. llcspcc J. w,: April 11 Speciai TO OUR FRIEN1 . GEN Wo have "OW on hand a beauiift soiling rvrj', very, low, for Cash, We havo all the new patterns in Henriettas, Suitings, Albatross, ( Embroidered Flouncings, China Si! Fabrics. Wo also have a beautiful line of | Straw Hats. Our lino of Shoes is just immcu 1 price, Hcforo bujiog elsewhere, if you 5 some money. Wo will take great pluasurc in si r vou net to gotjinad if you don't bu NOW ON I i We have just received ono of the In ('mode, Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, I lai at prices as low as times are hard. Ladies, See Our Dr< In Dress Goods we can show you, i at any price, from T>c per yard to the nil dress nt 10 cents per yard?ffuOL G0( LADIES HATS pretty, and our prices are guaranteed a go without a new Hat, when she can bir can suit ?5i/" uiic,"t*Alt Hi price and qua and if the prices of these are more than wiil show you Goods which are so c)iea| In this depaitmcnt you will find two Miss C m Counts, who will welcome you country coming to town are requested t CLOTHING We have just received a large Stock try to save you money in this line. SHOES, SH Now, everybody knows that Shoes n Shoes such as you will seldom see in a I amino our Shoes. In tine shoes f? r I.ad K. P. HBKD & CO S. FINK SHOPS, guar DOMKS'j Remember, wj art always hcudquar bear in mind, that r.c ore Da Itrs, in prii Polite AiaI couDect.* attention given Very P.cspt ri"n * n A UitAlli? .Sept 14 SPRING EVER Our New Stock of Spring and ? nd 11 at s is now in, and we arc pre] PHICEyp.IT Special attention is called to our aces, and Gents Furnishing Goods. /LORE COMPLETE BEF You are respectfulJy invited to cul FOSTER, W jl I llTVllM* II E OLD STAND. JJ - v > ? ? *' *?, *B SUMMER JIN' G. Iho ^ ^orl^cro .Markets where ho ION S . | rory thing, frotn a spiol of oottoo t) a SHOES ! han ever. Ladies' and Geutlcmeu's fine ro. , CLOTHING. and Summer Clothing. Call and examine tcrmincd to sell all Goods at a short profit &.ND TINWARE. this lino at prices that cannot bo beat. HARNESS GOODS. Goods, low down in prices. T COUNTER. mnant Counter, on which can bo found 5 c ; Black Cashmere, cost 50c, 'you can loo, for only .10c per yard. Hats from 25c hoes 50o per pair. ? picked over. givo us a call. Wc take groat pleasure in ny or not. All wo ask is a trial, nnd wo can h us. rcforc can sell .at a very short profit, tfully, Affcnt. 15 tf , Notice ! >8. AND TIIE PUBLIC 1? HAJLLY: il line of. Now Spring Goods, which wc arc Ladies Dress Goods : such as Cashmeres, )rgandics, Challics, Manchester*, Pacifies, Iks, Surahs, Morics, ami all kinds cf Wash GeDt's Soft and Stiff Hats, and same nobby sc and hard to beat, both in quality and will kindly give us a look wo can savo yoi lowing you through our Stock, and protnifrC ?yI fully, rER UEPoifE. SUMMER GOODS exhibition. s8e.Si aVH^CSt ?'eC,eJ Sp#ri,,K S,?ck? of Millinery . to., that can he found in upper South Carolina. 3SS Goods and Millinery. naioii, )DS Weca" you a beautiful A In Millinery Goods our ,Siock is simply J, immense. The styles this season nro very s low as any in the X?ate. Why should a Lady r one FROM US AS LOW AS TKN CENTS ? Wc ity. Remember, we carry some very fine goods, you wish to pay, call for choaper goods, and wc p that you will think our DKURDEIl stole them, i pleasant young Ladies, Mljs Venie I) iver and l and make you feel at home. Ladies from the o tnnkc our store their hcadquarlets. ! CLOTHING! of Spring Clothing for men and boys. Wc will | [OES, SHOES. re SPARKS' IIOltllY. We will show a Stock ot town the size of Union. Everybody should exies, we are handling this seasjn, the celebrated anteed to fit and wear well. I XC GOODS. ters in Domestics. Come and price ours, and ucs and styles. to all, whether lookers on or purchasers, ictfully, 1\/1 iL Cm * ni/M' Liu ul or aukb', CHEAP CASH STORE. 37 <f OPENING Y DAY. iummcr Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes pared to meet the Market in ( '1 AND STYLES.I ilie of Dress (ioods, White Goods, of which we have a LARGER and STOCK THAN EVER ? ORE. " II and sec our line, [LKINSII& CO.; I tf ' .?laclfls.6jfl^%e just v*j * ? . AT all'INVITED Vary respectfully, May 2 9 EPRIIVG AND! ISfH We have just received ov among them Yo Rullling at 5 cents per yard. Corsets, 25 cents each. Ladies' Mitts, in all colors, fro Dress Buttons, all shades, at Gent's White Lawn Ties. 10 c< Gent's Scarfs, 10 cents each. C0 M E AND VAN DYKE RUFFL: ALSO, A NICE LINE OP All to he found at the Einpoi HARRY IV April 111 Id L tH i Ladies' and Gentlemcns Undt i Men's AVhite and Colored Sli Ladies' and Childrens Slippe: r lin 1 LACES OF 1 ix. i>r. Gin I .\|?i] I SPECIA L ' PHAETON* AND ROAD CARTS HARNESS, SADDLES A Will Sell for Cash or on s Paper Yours, truly^ YV. x>. LEADING Feb 11 7 Spring Opening In bale 301 h ? AT? retui 89 A > Ilogn \trs. Grant's. ? mil a moot llffYK juH noeived 8 FA3HIOXADLK and WKI.L-Sr.l.FCTKI) Slock of Millitry f.ir Spring and Hummer. ^P* 1 invite b?th town and country to coll nmJ W amine my Stock. I will eell so cheap Ihnt ose who have bought can afford to buy oilier Hot. The Night of them will atliUrc ?se who see them that I jj-l THEY ARE ALL NEW I mule*, able tc and Fashionable shapes. and nt K< apcctfnl'y, fcrryit .NIKS .IAS. GRANT. April 2"? \7 tf Apri E3IBH RECEIVED ? FZER'S I .STORE, I let! TlW< Cr/*|?i 8peclac!e$ and ?/ JH ,;i0 Terjr lalt>t aakl ?jj TO OALt^^^JB ? G TREFZER, J KWELER. 8 m SUMMER?! 3. M ir Spring Goods, and lu-will find m 25 cont^ to 50 cents a pair 5 cents a dozen, jnts per dozen. S E E 0 U 11 IN<i AND LACES. IIAIR ORNAMENTS, ium of I. COHEN & BRO. At Colton's old stand. ly* | V/JT f I K i ????~ i irwcar, at all prices, arts. I'S. ILL KINDS. IMBALI^. ( 3m i. ~ IRIVES ITV BUO?TTCS carriages" ND COOK STOVES. i Credit for approved s. BIi3WI,EY. DEALER IN HARDWARE. iy tice of Final Discbarge. OTICK is hereby given, that by permission of Hod. James M. Gee, l'roJudgc for Union County, I will, on the day of May, 1890, make my final n and apply for Letters Dismissory, dminlstraior of tlio estate of (1. U. n, deceased. persons having claims against said esare notified to present thsm to me, rly attested, on or l?cfero that date; 11 persons indebted must make payby that date. J. C. SARTOR, Adtn'r est. G. 1). Hogan. il 25 17 4t isturc for Horses and Mules. iVI. a Pasture of ltcrinudi and Wiro *ss oil l.roail lliver, for horses and which I will pasture on it at reason, rms, gunrauteeing nil necessary care tention, and iunking no charge for '? U. C. WORTHY. 12a 1? U