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3^*- > ' >r P" ? Meeting of Sub-Trustee Btookhslder. There will be a meeting of (ho Sub-Trus- r tee 8to]kboldors in the 8tnto Exohnngc, at Union C. H. 8. C., on the first Monday (salesdtty) in May. The meeting will bo held in A. C. Lyloe' oftico. All tlio tStock holders are earnestly requested to bo present, but tnore especially is it nocessnry that the : (4 directors be present, l'leaso tako notice ami hee l this call, as there wilt bo business of importance to transact that cannot bo done without a full attoodancc. ' D. P. Duncan. 2t. County Trustee. J Krom.?The transition from long, linger- 1 ing and painful eickness to robust health ' vjfc .-marks an epoeh in the life of tho Individual. ??** - 8ueh a remarkable event is treasured in the ' memory aud the agency whereby the good ' health has been attained is gratefully bless- I ed. Ilcnco it is that so mush is beard iu < praise of Klootrio Ilitters. 8o many feel they 1 owe their restoration to health, to tho use 1 of thb Great Alterative aud Tonic. If you ' are troubled with any disease of Kidneys, inver or stomaoh, of long or short standing you will surely 6nd roliel by use of Klectrio ' Bitters. Sold at 50c. and $1. per. bottle at 1 B. F. Posey Drugstore. * List of Letters Hcnmining in the Postottice at Union, for the week ending May 20, 1800. t W W Finley. I James Gibson. 5 Lizzie Guest. { Lillian Markhnn. J W Willard. Persons calling for tho altovc letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent. 1 J. C. HUNTER, P. M. ?,L ~ A Cycled oPol icy 1 PROTECT your hoiAs by securing a tornado policy in the old SPRINGFIELD ] FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY of Springfield, Mass., the first General j Agency Fire Insurance Company to insure ] against Cyclones, Tornadoes and Windstorms. II. L. GOSS, Agent. j May 2 18 2m j CANDID ATE S . The fee for announcing a candidate is $ >, to bo paid before the nnnnuncccmcnt will ] appear. Wo wish it to be understood that ] we will not deviate front this rule for any i on*, so that it will bo a waste of time to ] send an announcement without the fee, for it will not bo published. ~ FOR THE SEiVA'TE. 1 C. C. CULP. ' The many friends of Charles C. Culp, Esq., respectfully nominate him ns a candidate for the Senate, subject to the decision of the people at the primary election. ? Many Fimrnph. * FOK I*KOIIATK JI1XJE FRANK L. T0WN8BND. t 1 hereby announce myself us u candidate 1 fur the otlico of Judge of Probate for Union County, subject to the vote at the Primary Election, J FRANK L. TOWNSKND. * SCHOOL COMMISSIOXEB. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the ottico of School Commissioner for * % Union County, Bubiuet to tho decision of the r peo|'lo at the Prijflv election. -^NEHTOTG. LITTLKJ011N. * , i i i _i - ?- - * ?? yt f* J. L\ai,KI:K. r'' .-7*7* - " ^ 13IDS 'from Contractoifl| RVo invited for D the erection of a Brick Public School , ' Building in the^fovra of Union, S. Cl'lans and epcotj^ptinns to be seen at the omce 01 ilie undersigned. The right lo re- , jcct any and all bids reserved. Estimates to be made by loth insl. It. T. GEE. Sec. Hoard of Trustees. May 1. 1800. May 2 18 2l Nofice Not to Hire. THIS is to give notice' that one Harry Hemes, is under legal contract to work fjr me this year, but has violated that contract by leaviug ine without cause* 1 hereby notify all persons harboring, hiri ig or employing the said Harry llnmes that I shall prosecute them for so doing lo the u*iinst penalty of the 1 nr. JOHN WII1TL0CK, dr. April 18 10 :Jt. * The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Id ll.c Court of Common Pica*. .Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served. John It. Owin, Napoleon II. (twin, James C. llolcotnb?, Robert T. Holoombe, Su?un Hawkins, and Mary Ellis, Plaintiff*, againul Jesse I. Owin, Mmtie S. E. McPeake, Aurio Owin, Robert Uwm, Alexander Martin, Mamie Mart n, Archibald Martin, Waitio (Steverson, John Stevereon, Joreph Slevcr son, Jordie Stevoraon. Millie Eavenson, Caroline 11. Salmis, C. Etwurd Salinas, Cliede Owin and Robert C. Greer, Defendant?. ? . ? ixrycnnnnlf tlUUl'C IKUHCU YOU are hereby sutptnoncd and required to answer the complab.t in this action, which ia tiled in tho office of ilie Clerk of Common Pirns, f-?r the ruiJ County, and to servo a copy of your answer to the raid complaint on tho subscriber at his office at Union, South Carolina, within twenty days ofter the service hereof, exclusive of the day of auch service an 1 iCjou fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tlie Plaintiffs in this action will npply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated May l.A.D.,1800. WILLIAM MUNKO, J AMKS M. OCR. j.. Plaintiffs Attornoyr. > / 1 I . ? I . ? -J Money to Loan.' i ON improver) farm lands, in .sums of ( and up*ardr. Loans repayable i in siiiaU annnni installments, through a period of six years, (litis enabling (he borrower to pay off his indebtedness without rxlisustiog his crop in nny one year. Apply at onoa to ' I>. A. TOWNSKND, Attorney, Union, 8. C. Oct 18 42 6a 5 4 ~AN "ORDINANCE ro RAISE SUl'l'LlKS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, COMMENCING SE1T. 10, 1880. Council Cuambku, i Union, S. C., April 21, 1800. ( BE IT OUDAINEl) by the Town Couuoil of Union, in the Ststc of South Caroiua. now met mid dining, and by I lie aubority of (lie .same : Sec. I. Tlint a (ox of (wo (2) mills upon rvcry dollar of (lie value of all Real Estate, < eck iu Undo, and personal property iu i c town of Union, be and tho same is urcby leviel lo ibcet Hie ordinary expenses >f (be Municipal government of said lota for the fiscal year tournenciog Sept. 10, 1Mb. ** 8k?\ That Hie sum of tno dollnr and fifty ci. is be fixed as a commutation for itrcct and rosd duty, nnd the said sum is lercby required lo bo paid by each nnd svery able bodied uialo person between tho iges of eighteen and fiby-fivc years, who reside within the iucorporato limits of said lown. Sec. 3. That the Town Treasiuer do proiced at once, to collect tho taxes herein levied, t>nd that lie shall keep his books open Iron! the 1st dav of May until the first day ???j IU apnif XDUVt , " J. II. IloDUKit, W. "f. GRAfPAM, Clerk. liRendanf. April 25 17 :tr. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In I lie Court of Common Pleas, luminous for Rclief--Complaint not Served. Peyton 11. Love and. Lorcnu K. Love, Plaintiff*, against lames 0. Love, Drucilln II. Love, CSilly Ti mntida Love, Isnnc L. Jdinson, Willinni E. McLean, L. U. Cam]ibcll, Moses It. llorton, Kmmeit It. Peebles, William It. Peebles, James McKown and It. S. Lipscomb, DfJ'tndanl*. t I'o James 0. Love, Druoill". 11 Lovo. Timnmla Love, Isaac L. Johnson. K. McLean, L. U. Campbell, M< %?.vS , llorton, Kmmott 11. fsoffn^^nPVIfQt on ti. oraoeTet Union, in said County, within twonty days after the service hereof, exclm sivc of the day of such service : nnd jf you fail lo answer the complaint within tliojtimc aforesnhl, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief deinaod^ in the complaint. 1. 0. >|.ry|HK \ N Dated, Union, S. C., MarchtVhi. To Isaac /,. Johnson and William F.. Mr I.van : Take notice, that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court oni.1 i ??i.1 ? ??-- oo.i day of April, 181)0. 1. 0. McKlSSICK, Plaintiffs' Attorney. Union, 8. April 20, 1800. April 2o 17 (it The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OK UNION. In tho Court of Common Pleas. Summons for l'clicf?Complaint served. Ilenjamin F. Kison, Plaintiff, ivjainut William I). Trailer, Defendant. To the Defendant. YOU are herehy summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of you answer to the sat 1 complaint on the subscriber at his office, at Union S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such scvice; and if you fail to answer the com plaint within tho timo aforesaid, I lie Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. D;t?d, March 20, A. D. 1800 1>. A. TOWNSBND, Plaintiff's Attorne}'. To William J). Trrxler t Take not cc, that tho aummona o? which the above is a copy on file in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas, at Union, S. C\. on '20 March, 1800. April *2-1 1800. D. A. TOWX8KNI), Plaintiff's Attorney. April 25 17 tit. A FESTIVAL AT THE CROSS KEYS ACADEMY, SATURDAY, MAY 24TH., 18tH). NOTICE Is hereby given that tho citizens of Cross Keys and vicinity will give a GRAND FESTIVAL nt tho Cross Keys Academy, on Saturday, Hits 24th inst., f.?r tlio purpose of rai?ing run.Jc for finish ng tlio building, to contribute to iLg health and comfort of tho I'upils and Teachers. Tlio patrons and friends of ilio Academy ?ro requested to contribute to the Festival, n well fille 1 boskets, or money. ThlS public generally and the candidates jo t'Cularly are invito I, to attend and pnrii kc of a good square meal and listen to words ?t' wisdom from prominent speakers who liavo icon invited -o speali on the occasion. A small admission fee will be charged, 1 Bl'STKKS : T. II (lore. J. A. I let si II. It. J. lb tail). (1. T. Mollis. W. A. Ray. 11. 0. Wilburn. D. N. Wilburn, May 2 8. .. ......viiv.., ^ni.n>,| Iiiitr VI men nine lie ?holl proceeil, by distress or otherwise, hs prescribed l>y law, to collect such as remain unpaid, with n penalty of twenty per cent. Skc. 4. That the basis of values for taxa:ion of Heal Estate, Personal property and Stock in trade, shall be taken from the books of the County Auditor for the year 1889, as far as it relates to the town of Un'on. Skc. 5. Licnsc fees shall be as follows : For each dealer in fertilisers from 8 to 25 tons $5 00 For each dealer in fertilizers from 25 to 75 tons 15 00 For each Agent of Sewing Machines 5 00 For each Agent of Fire Insurance PnmnoniAn t/% wui |>nuivo>M # * IV UV For each Agent of Lifo Insurance Companies 10 00 For each Livery and Sale Stable... '25 00 For each Carriage, Buggy er Horse kept for hire, outside of Livery Stable 10 00 For each tivo>lior.sc dray per annum 10 00 For cacli one-horse dray per annum 5 00 For each Billiard Room on Main Street - 25 00 For each Billiard Room on back or side Street 15 00 For each Tcn-l'in Alloy 50 (HI For each Circus par day 75 00 " r each Side Show.. 10 00 For each Leoturer, Musical Kntcrt linmcnt, Play or Show, for reward or gain, per day 5 00 For each Auctioneer per day .2 50 Jono and ratified under the Corporate Seal of said town. >of Union. on.tho. 21;jt ? r V.. :1 1X)rkA . * v * jj^Ai v WONDERFUL BARGAINS! ?AT THE? BARGAIN STORE * ?OK? S. M. RICE, JB..E.D. - ? IT is simply vrondotftil *t tl>o many? sball^ My tliouMm* -tWn,,- >.? ! yo?V> 5W-?rir.-r/Al. f Wee, Jr., E. v., for just a'nicklo a piece. In Addition to his G-cont counter, he has also, a big 10-CENT counter which is a curiosity And n marvel to every one who sees it It consists of almost a full line of household and kitchen articles and tunny others, such as largo Hammers, largo Hatchets, Wood and Silvcrino Knife Boxes, Wood Trays, Painted Silvcrine Waiters, Egyptian Brass Waiters of large size, laigo Butcher knires, big asnrtmeut of nice Glasswave, Two-foot ltulo, big line of Tinware, front a Maohine Oiler to a 10 quart lipped Milk Pan, Silverplaited Forks, Spoous, Butter Knives, Sugar Spoons, kc., Shovels, Lantps, ko. Haven't space to mention the many, many useful artie'es on the wonderful 5 cent, counter, come'and secyourself. To your severe astonishment, however, 1 will mention just a few articles: Box-wood Rule, Set Teaspoons, Big liottlo Machine Oil, 1 <loz. Lead Pencils, 110 Slate Pencils, lnrge Slates ?plain and wire bound?1 quire writing paper, 1 package Envelopes, Shears, Wash Pans, 7-pin Hat Racks, 4-lIook Coat Racks, Id inch Silverine Waiters, Frying Pans, Jf'ire Shovels, small Garden Tools, such as Trowels, Forks, Ilocs, Rakes, Shovels, ko., a big assortment of Glass and Tinware, some large pieces. 1 keep also a full line of STAPLE AM. FANCY GROCERIES, A I,INK OF STAPLE 1)KY GOODS, BOOTS AN;, SHOES, HOLLOW AND HARDWARE, TIN AM. WOODEN WARE, 1 CROCKERY AM. QUEENSWARE, J UG AND J A RWAR E, AND FLOWER POTS, OILS AND PAINTS?A BIG LINE, 1 WINDOW GLASS ANI. PUTTY, SOLE LEATHER AM. SHOE FINDINGS, 1 STATIONERY?A NICE ASSORTMENT, 1 A VARIETY OF GARDEN AND FIELT> 1 SEEDS. ? 1 Don't forget the handsome offer which Imakc you : I will give to any ensh buyer of $25 worth of good?, a tine hand-pnintbd Oil ' Painting, 22x30, in a beautiful gilt frame. 1 Also, to any cash buyer of $16 worth of goods, 1 will give a Picture Exactly like the above,"J4x22; all assorted designs: Landscapes, Waterfall-'1, Castlos, ko. Regular dealers sell those Paintings at $5 to $10. These pictures arc handsome ornaments to any room and they havo been very much admired by many tasty persons. Several have already been taken. 1 you desire to get one or more of these nico pictures call and get one of the tickets whiCTi is free ^ all, on the margin of which gre 26c figures which 1 will punch o it when you trade that amount, and four 25c when you trade a dollar, und so on. You can get any one to help you trade out your ticket ^nd thus get the picture 8001161*. Of course you need not trade the whole amount at once ualcss you choose, but there nro only a limited number of pictures, hence the first to trade 1 it is ? ** ' r^dCftdLtyiU get the pictures. ?15?? * **$?&? aiiwrf "0""M ?"r-.""*1'"' i ^aj?rH?u?st tie., and tro wArth' s.i 1 gu4<*ntce "|uriliMyjp(PJ^^s %ad prioes. '' M \^0 'I'1 ' " Union, S C. M. VINCENT S rtilLLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, NEXT DOOR TO F. G. TREFZER'S JEWELRY STORE, UJN1UJN, S. C. I have just returned from the Northern Markets, where I not only purchased a complete Stock of all qualities of the latest styles of '3?illiiici*y Groods, but also posted myself in the details of every branch of my business, including THE LATEST FASHIONS in the make-up, trimmings and quality of Goods. It will he my highest aim to please all who favor me with their patronage, and 1 invite the Ladies of Union town and Couuty to inspect my stock, feeling confident that I can please them in quality of goods and reasonable prices. All I ask is a fair trial. MHS. M. VINCENT, Next door to Trefzer's Jewelry Store. March '21 1*2 If FERRIS HAMS. WE have rcoeived a frssh lot of the Celebrated Ferris Hams and Breakfast Bacon, which arc the finest in the world. Also, a full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, etc., fine French and Slick Candy. And in Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, and Snuffs, we carry a nice Stock, and call vonr attention to the fr.lir.winr. .. ft brands of chewing tobacco : QRAVELY'S BEST, WEDDING CAKE, SHELL ROAD, CLIMAX, DILL'S BEST, JACK, TIIE IULTEH, the best 10 cent plug in the market. A good smoking tobacco, at 2o cents a pound, and if you want the finest, wo have Black well's Geuuine Durham. Call on us for auything in the Tobacco line, such as l'ipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Cigarette Tobacco, Rollers and Paper. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, etc. FIRE PROOF OIL. The highest test oil now on the maaket. Cur.not explode. Freo from odor, and warranted, ebs.dnte'y safer Much cheaper and gives a better hght than gas, always 011 hand hnd for sale by H. F. SCAIFE k SON. Feb 21 8 ly Warning Not to Employ. JtHIN SANDERS is under contract to work on my farm this year, but has violated his contract and left nty employ. This is to give notice that 1 forbid any one hiring said John Sanders, and will prosccuto to the full extent of the law, any person that employs or hires him after this notice. PHILIP DUNN. April, 11. 15 2V\ Outing loth ,"?H in'the latest colors and O T I Id this departnnnt you can God cvor beautiful White fobc. . SHOES ! Our Shoo stock|8 more complete tha Shoes selected wftl a great deal of caro. C jOTHINQ. We have just r ceived our Spriug an bofore buyiog elae there. We arc. deter for Cash, * pROOKERY Ab You oan find anything you wish io thi saddAery and i A soleot stock, dad like our other Got f remnant Wq call special $ttcntion to our llcmo real |^-rjflf " *" ' Calico, 5 e foffj&o J VWhiSed Goods, coat 25o, to $2, wont^^ounle that amount. Shoci Call earljRiefore the stock has been pi We ask G? friends and patrons to give displaying OS Goods, whether you buy c mako it to yqtr interest to trade with u? Wo expect to sell for cash, and thercft A cardial invitation to all. llcspcctful J. W. M. April It Special TO k.OUR FRIENDS. . 5 GENE! Wo have now on hand a beautiful lit selling verjrj very, low, for Cash. We have all the new patterns in Lad Henriettas, Suitings, Albatross, Orgar Embroidered Flouncings, China Silks, ? Fabrics. Wo also have a beautiful line of Gcni Straw Hats. Our line of 8boes is just immense a price, Before bujiog elsewhere, if you will 1 some money, i TaiAN EVE SPRWGr s si Irow on e: A \\t hare jiat received ono of the largest Good*, Dry Goofs, Clothing, Shoes, Hals, etc at price* as low as times are hard. Ladies, See Our Dress In DreaWGooda we can show you, undou at any price, from ftc per yard to the nicest c dress at 10 cents per yard?WuOL GOODS. LAIUES HATSpretty, and oar prices are guaranteed as low go without a new Hal, when she can buy one can suit i&y ouc, Hi price and qua ity. and if the prices of theee are more than you wiil show you Goods which are so cheap tha In this depaitinrnt you- will find two pic Miss C m Counts, who will welconto you and country coming to town are requested to ma CLOTHING ! We hare just received a large Stock of try to save you money in this line. SHOES, SH( Now, everybody knows that Shoes nre ? Shoes such as you will seldom see in a town amine our Shoes. In fine shoe* f r Ladies, K. P. KKKD & CO S. FINK SHOES, guarante DOMEST1 Remember, we are always headquarters bear in inind, jjigt r.e are leaders, iu prices i Polite fuGcoumrt!* attention given to al Very Kcspcctfu GRAHAJ Sopt 14 a SPRING < EVERY Our Now Stock of Spring and Sur nnd Hats is now in, and \vc arc prcpai ra?pLm Special attrition is callc<l to our li Laces, and Gents Furnishing Goods. o more Complete s befc You are r?^<$tfuUy invited to call JWMBER, WI *' rOLD STAND. . . v v I> SUMMER "; *' . * ? I N G . - rom tho Kor^cro Markets where ^ho ON S . jibing, from a spool of ootton to a SHOES ! n ever. Ladies' and Geutlcmcn's fine CLOTHING. d Summer Clothing. Call and examine mined to sell all Goods at a short profit ID TINWARE. is lino at prices that cannot be beat. IARNESS GOODS. ods, low down in prices. COUNTER. ant Counter, on which can be found ; Black Cashmere, cost 50c, 'you can for only .10c per yard. Hats from 25c s 50o per pair, eked over. i us a call. We tako great pleasure iu ?r not. All wo ask is a trial, and wo can i. >ro can sell at a very short profit. 'y. cLURE, Agent. 15 tf Notice ! AND THE PUBLIC tALLY: ic of.. Now Spring Goods, which we arc j ic8 Dress Goods : such as Cashmeres, ulics, Challics, Manchester?, Pacifies, iurahs, Morics, and all kinds cf Wash ,'s Soft and Stiff Hats, and some nobby nd hard to beat, both in quality and tindly givo us a look wo can savo you g you through our Stock, aud protntto ID iffipR PBICES FMMER GOODS XHIBITION. and best selected Spring Stocks of Millincrv ., that can lie found in upper South Carolina, Goods and Millinery. ibtedly, Ihe largest selection ever in Union, ;oods at $1 3">. We can sell you a beautiful ?In Millinery Goods our .Stock is simply ?immense. The styles this season arc very as any in the State. Why should a Lady i FROM US AS LOW AS TEN CENTS ? Wo Remember, we carry some very fine goods, wish to pay, call for cheaper goods, and we t you will think our HRUUUER dole them, want young Ladies, Mijs Vonie 1) iver and I make you feel at home. Ladies from the ke our store their hcudqunrlcis. CLOTHING! Spring Clothing for men nnd boys. Wc will )ES, SHOES. il'ARKS' IIORIJV. We will show a Stock ol i the size of Union. Everybody should exwe are handling this sensjn, the celebrated cd to fit and wear well. IC GOODS. in Domestics. Come and price ours, and ind style*. II, whether lookers on or purchasers. if & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. 7 tf OPENING [_DAY. inner Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes *cd to meet the Markot in r kM STYLES.nc of Dress Goods, White Goods, f which we have a LARGER and 5TOCK THAN EVER >RE. and sec our line, LKINSII& CO. 1 tf Spectacles,1 F ALL' INVITED TO Verj respectfully, May 2 9 ?PRING AND SI 0 1890. We have just received our F among them You?v Ruffling at 5 cents per yard. Corsets, 2-3 cents each. Ladies' Mitts, in all colors, from 2t Dress Buttons, all shades, at 5 cei Gent's White Lawn Ties. 10 cents Gent's Scarfs, 10 cents each. COME ANT) S VAN DYKE HUFFUIW ALSO, A NICE LINE OF IIA. All to be found at the Emporium HARRY M. C April 19 10 L 0 0 Ladies' and Gentlcmcns Under wea Men's White and Colored Shirts. Liaaies ana uinidrens Slippers. LACES OF AL: H. >1. GIMM] April I It SPECIAL DI PHAETONS ANI) ROAD CARTS. HARNESS, SADDLES AND Will Sell for Cash or on a C Papers. Yours, truly, W. I>. IE LEADING DE Feb 14 7 flliriiKr flnpninnr l MMAAUCj UUUUlllg, jLM nus bale Ju.lt 301 li day ? AT? return a as Admii IJogan, d? Mrs. Grant's. ?f and all p< mcnt by I III#\'K juM received a FASH lONABLF, and Wfil.l^SKI.KtiTKl) Stock of Millinery for Spring and Summer. April 1 invite both town and country to ca'.l and -p examine my Stock. I will sell so cheap Hint ArftSl tliose who have bought can afford to buy another Hat. The sight of them will tmure those who see them that I HA\ K J. Grass THEY ARE ALL NEW *> attic terms and Fashionable shapes. and nttcnl Ktspccf fully, * ferrying. MKS J AS. GRANT. April 2o \1 tf April 2v > Ut'wrmm 1& Spectacles. RECEIVED ZER'S > T ORE, i r">c* Oryslni Bpcciftclcs and E/a a have obtafaad iho *?rj lateat and ?iir- . ..Ijg CALL.' '* -V 'r - ? F. G TREFZER, JEWELER. 3m jmmerTJ A Spring Goods, and vill find > cont^ to 50 cents a pair nts a dozen, per dozen. E E 0 U 11 i AND LACES. IE ORNAMENTS. of OHEN & BRO. At Colton's old stand. I I" ' I r, at all prices. r. KINDS. J I I. 3 m II YES IIV iUGGIES, CARRIAGES, ? COOK STOVES. redit for approved JEWIJiY. ALE 11 IN HARDWARE. iy_ 3 of Final Discharge. 'K is hereby giren, Cliat hy per sion of lion. Janice M. (ice, Pro. $e for Union County, I will, on Llio > of May, 1890, make my final nd apply for Letters Dismissory, nistraior of tlic estate of 0. 1). sceascd. sons having claims against said csnotitied to present litem to me, attested, on or hcfcrc that dale ; jrsons indebted must make payhat date. J. C. SAllTOIl, Adm'rcsl. U, 11. Ilogan. 5 17 4t iure for Horses and Mules. a Pasture <>f Itermiid t and Wire on Broad ltivor, for horses mid ilcli I will pasture on it at reasoni, guaranteeing nil nccesmry enro lion, and making no charge for U. C. WORTHY. ? 1? ?