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h is name, as ono wishing to enlist ia the service of his country, and [erhajs such sentimental thoughts as these were running through his minJ : "My country, 'tis for tbee, Though farmer I may be, All selfish interests 1 disown. I'll work for thee and thee plone." ^' Ofcourse our friend laughed heartily when " I told him what 1 thought were his intentions, but concurred in the belief that s mo had vague thoughts concerning such matters as 1 have mentioned. Whereupon 1 ventured the assertion that a me who now guido the plow have fond dreams that some day they may guide the rudder of the ship of State, will, in reality do uothiug move than turn on the spigot of taxation. For the Tim us The File-Leader Under the Flag. Amongst many attractive incidents of the Commencement exercises #1' (lie (Jafl'iiey City Male ami Female Seminary, just closed, the Hag presentation took, from its happy circumstances, a conspicuous place. flic session just ended was unusually successful, with its hundred true Spartans, and is well marked in the long line of prosperity and faithful labor, by the attachment to the Institute of the full military curriculum. The latter consideration escaped not woman's soft eye, nor the need for harmony s sake of a fitting banner for worthy yeomanry. Fncliautre.-s of the homo anil of the licart, us well as of the soul, the soldier, and of liberty in all ages of the world, ~ ?.Pi^ her gentle hands reizo I iho chance, ami lor taW" k'n .jg, as only womau's lu*fu/*xan do. Ker silk upon silken folds, tho invisible but immortal inspiration of "F.xeelsior in till that is virtuous, and noble, and bravo in freodoui's field of honort an inspiration as old ?s the magic tear of Cleopatra's eye; an inspiration as kindling ol deeds ot glory and of moral triumph in days of peace, as SV was the farewell tear-stain ou the warrior's . sash she bound amid the bolts ol war ; an inspiration that bravely speaks the cheering \ word, and in yielding the trembling starry. ^ tear-drop upon loved one leaving home X' "sheds as sacred blood as e'er was poured 'upon the Lost Cause's field of glory.'' This beautiful banner, peer of the host it Holiness and in splendor, bad on its oik <r,,lJcu silk tiie device, virtus millit frliilc on 'tie is a thousand shields:' matchless arttibvcrsc of blue silk, by tli emblazoned in jr,jkill of Miss liluck, wii South Carolina. ami,'ic C,)al -^r,us 0 "l!jd in Carolimi's "tieatli subscribed OU30UC I,. .. \ " ?to. Iiuimi.s < / ! Droni-ilv ."V!l*'y to vv.i.l nr.. .... i..,? .v?p<tlg, u(irt'|>Pinlcut its long and flam ^^ing tassels, ami historic perch, it is sobc truth to say, that the most fastidious swellct the universal acclaim of praise of the fault less art, anil the gohlen splendor of thi linnncr. Who, then, shall deliver so Into ti prize What hinds fittest may take from stiel authors of i's being, and do'ivcr to snel custodians of its honor, this "Haiuicr Beauti fill'.'" Take from Carolina woinensnd deli ver to Carolina soldiers, such an ensign ? When it was known that the Hon. C. C Culp was in a'tend moo upon llio exercises the choice of the man to ti-suino the higl commission, was ready upon every tongue.? The Hon. C. C. Culp, of Liu ion, the son o revolutionary sires?name lnuud up in a! that gives our country freedom, and Soutl Carolina her fame?yea. tuily, so worthy : son of patriotic ancestry, adding t >*the spot less integrity of personal character, tin fervor of Jiivst;liol<rly tlo'pience, surely Ik is the man. ' - " 1 n the presence of a large concourse o people, pupils and patrons, without uot'ci worth the name, the ora'or, yielding to tin urg<nt inviiniion, delivered this bauuer ii hii extemporaneous address that may be it sober truth pronounced an unwritten classic Standing in sight of Cowpons and King .Mountain, where the bloo I of his ancestor: Won our Independence, and the gentle christian hands of a departed sister, for tin harmony of history, wero honored with tin otlice of woman's honor to Carolina's proui past, upon a great diy of commemoration o her grand hemes?surely the kiudliiij iiiuigiii.iiKui nii'i lilt- luiiivti til ii'^ u surroundings like these were enough ti move the heart, ami exult the strain of th selected ora'or. The presentation speech of ('. C. t'ulp wa improtiiptu, hut it tvas worthy his eoholarl; fame; worthy the beautiful burner and th occasion, and worthy his heroic anccstra past; doing honor at once to himself, tin occasion, an I old I'nion. SiT.cr.vTOit. - o Toi.i.kson is Fiti:i:.?Tolleson is free. Th cx-president of the Merchantile Ihiukiu Company was ordered released from jail b Judge Marsha'l J. Clarke Tuesday uiuruiujj James l>. Tolleson was president of th Merchant ile flanking Company, which dii a collecting business for banks in other titicA publication in the .1 uteri am l><t>ihtr guv the Merchantilc Hanking Couijiauy a bai name and <iosirnye?l its cro'lit, tho haul; for whom Toilcsou lia-1 made collection pounced down on him. Ilo 'li t not huv the ready fa mis to lucot the demands ni:i<l -W'l lie wen', under. A receiver w as appoint tDnnd Tollr.-on commanded to turn over ill assets of the company. lie ha t no uscls ii his power. cusio'ly or control. Judge Clark thought otherwise and sent l'o'.le.-on to jai for con tempt. Tolleson romaiiie'l in jail sixteen month ami twenty oik1 days. A low uioiitlis ay lie employed Judge Hopkins, and a slnu wlii'o ago he made a statement as to whs laid b?$gfeof certain moneys winch Jioly Clirke safS^he ' videiice showed to he in hi possession. It was upon tins statement Ilia his release was ordered, ?Athint<i foiirmu - ' * Tit k Sin trios is I.wiu.ns.? I'roin a cart fill study of the situation hero on Thursday wo are more thoroughly convinced than eve that the man who imagine* ho carries th vote of I,aureus ('minly in his vest pocket i mistaken, fuss and leathers may carr some men, hut the great ho ly of conservative thinking men were in no mood for such pro cacditms. When a lew college hoys sing songs ,,.| th streets uncomplimentary to the Imss of ih machine, great indignation is expressed, hu when I'l'oivn men interim,! llmsc ivlm nr invited In speak an I otherwise disturb , l>oinoerntie gathering, I lie* petty bosses see! to extenuate and palliate tlio offense. It 1 at least lime to hold up on tlie school boys No reasonable man can for one minium doubt tliat the effort is being made to eon tml the polities of Laurens County by a/ /"//// flic most complete, the most d>ritijr and tin most unscrupulous ever known in l'ie history of this Sinle since the dark dvys ?.f radical ism. /,'inrais l</rcr(i*i r, ,/>inr , List of l.ttlt i s I'eiiiuiiiiii" in lite I'iMnliiro at I nioii, fm the week ending .lime k'T. Is''". Fannie ISrnn. | Sa'ey Hate*. .losepb Miiler. l'cr-nii- calling for the abme let I el'- wil plea?e say ifmhertised, and ? ill t>c re<|uircto pay one cent. .1 C. llbNTIil!. IV M. ^ Poas ! Peas !! ONK bin.ti. i ! o bels oi p.-i i f.,t - ile I MSI! I IIMMSMN JuiusSi" -J If ; A Milk Cow and Calf Ft >K SALK. AITI.Y TO S. M. HICK JU. K.U. 10 June lo 24 tf Notice to Creditors. Z VLL persons having claims against the estate of Dr. Henry 8. Bouty will please present them to me, proparly attested, _ and those indebted to the said estate, will please settle the sauic with me at once. A. II. F08TEK, g. Administrator.)} [> June 2'.' . V'G 4t ?l For Sale. J 10 ACHES OF LAND, 4 BOl'T I miles from the town of Union, with .'10 or 40 acres of good l'aslure rt land. <!in House, Oin and tiin Gearing, and ,| Cotton I'ress. Address MUS. E. F. SI'KARS. 1 .lime 20 2"> ijt* ___ ^ A Cyclone PolicyJJUOTECT your homes by seeming a tor. undo policy in the ohl SPRINGFIELD FIRE VNH MA U INK INSURANCE COMPANA of Springfield, Mas-*., ilie firs-t General J1' Agency 1'ire lusuranco Company to insure against Cyclones, Tornadoes ami WindStorms. II. I.. <!< >SS, Agent. Dr May 2 IS J.j Delinquent Land Sales j![ ON Monday, the "tli of July, next, I Va will sell fir taxes the following dc- '?' scribe 1 property, to-wit : ,l< One tract of land, belonging to .1. 11. to be hung iSepte.^ Long, s. u. c. Junc*l??' the - '? -l at Attention, S. of T. ^ r to 1)LEASE attend a regular meeting oi Union Division, No. HI, Sons of Teinperauce, next Monday c\cuing, a' S.bO o'clook. Matters of iinp.ntanco ?i I come before 1 the inciting, and a full attendance is s( earnestly requested. si [ There will bo refreshments. p lty order of the AN. 1'.. W. ti. COUNTS, p ; K-s-_ '' Notice of Final D iscliai gc. ? N'til'lCE is here'y given that John A. ,n Kant, Jr., Guardian <f Eva Porter. '(l t now Mrs. I'.va Penny, has applied to James >% M. Gee. Judge of Probate, in and for the County of Union, for a final discharge as > .< ivviHi'n-i, mat me t wenty-first day of July A. I). IS'.Ki, lie fixed for hearing of ' r Petition, and a liual settlement of said es- s 1 tut"*. JAMES M. GEE, * Judge of l'robate of Union County. ' June HO Uj li* The First Barbecue 1 to me held AT XELTON, I ON THE 4TH OF JULY. j- mill. Subscribers respectfully announce l' j _l. that they will give ^ | A SPLENDID BARBECUE ( at, if Ki;r<?N. i EDM THE '''Cfeaajirtt*! THE COI.OMED I ON T 0 j t i which they Cxi-?-..Oly invite all eamlidntcs 1 ana the rest ot mnnkiim. ) THE KEETON BRASS BAND - will he there, and wo guarantee a g. ml < I in- '' nor. good speeches, ami a good time gon> erull v. 0 I,. A. MooP.E, e n. ii. rnsi'Kit. 1 June 1-1 -J I 11* I FERRIS HAMS. WE have received a fresh lot of the ' Celebrated Ferris Hams and Mreakf fast I'.acon, which are the finest in the world. u Also, a full line of Staple and Fancy CSro- (j ' eeries. Canned (ioods, etc., line French and : 0 Stick Candy. And in Cigars, Cigarette?, Tobacco, and Snuffs, wc carry a uiee Stock, and call your attention to the following Inands of chewing tobacco: e GKAVlll.VS MUST. r ? WKMMlNtl CAKIl, I j SIIF.I.M lit).Alt, 'J e CM MAX, J ' IMML'S MUST. JACK, Tllll Mll'l'llll, j i lie host 10 cent plug in ihc market. A good ;l s smoking lobacco, ai _ "> cents a piaind, and t if yon waul the finest, we have Mlockwoll's ( t i (ieniiiue lMirhain. Call on u? for aiiyihing L. I in the Tobacco line, such as Pipes, Cigar I and Cigarette Holders. Cigarette Tobicco. e ; Pollers and Paper. Fine Cut Chewing Tou j l acco. etc. FIRE PROOF OIL. i, ii i i1 The i ghest test nil now nn the market. I | CannoU 11 lode. Free from odor, ami war > raiue<l,i .>s iluicly rale. Much cheaper and j( 1 gives ii heller light than gas, always 011 it hand and for sale hy e II. F. St'AII'i: & SON. s Feh _'! S ly .1 -*?_ _ ? r '.MASTER'S SALES The State of South Carolina. Col'NTY t?F FNION. 0 s lii the t'oiirt of Common l'leas. v a lei win II. Wallace, as A < I in i nisi rat or, with l'< the will annexed, of Mary \ Wallace, t /'/nut'if. < iif/'iin^t o c M. Sophia Carter. /) / inhin! g ' I " e I ^ olivdience In an order made in the |, 1 ahove -aaied case, hy his 11 <> r. J. II. < 11 ii'lsnii. Circuit Judge. I will red hclhrelhe ^ i onvi iioiko noil* hi ine loMii oi i moil. within the legal hours of sale. on the first j M>>ii<l'i\ in .fiily. Is!hi, ilie following de- " scrilwl property, lo-wit: S :;jo aci:i:s. j' u \ i I I lie inter*'*|. present :uol pr.)s|.cefive r of M, Soj.liin tarter. in un<I lo all :Ii:I trie! () of Ian I. lying. heing nml mIiiiip in S-iiiiur township. l uioii Comity. Sla'c afore-ai I, ; adjoining huols of Mrs. |{. knight, Willi ii.i ' Muur >. T. Harris. Jr.. uiol estate of M ; i? j S. Poller: heing tin* land devise I lo >.ii I \I , j, Sojihia l ai'iT l>\ Margir f S. tiregnry, . ^ j which will is duly rcci,rilci|. niol which s;ij | i (| irnel of laioI contains three hmilrtd no.I \ j( I twenty a?Tcs, no re or le<s. (| I! 'IT. I! MS t)|' S \ i.e. tine half rash, the h.ilanee i n a credit f one year w ii Ii inleresi ii >rn I \ < f s;lh\ to lot secured la Imii I of ihpuielii -r an 1 a ' mot |oa je of the premises. 1 t' .1 \ Ml Ml ' i:?i I Ma it r for I tiinn i ..unt* i ' Mill, st fil l e. .lone '. I S'IM d Juuv -0 .Jl CANDIDATES* "I'llo foe for nmiouneing a candidate is $">, for bo paid before the announcceraeut will Un >pear. We wish it to be understood that peo e will not deriate from this rule for tiny tr, so that it will be a waste of time to ?? ud an announcement without the fee, for ,; will not be published. j- 1 FOR THE SENATE. sui GLENN lb PKAKF. --|( The Farmers Club Association of West's [ rings respectfully nnncunce Mr. GLKN> ? . l'FAKF as a candidate for State Senator, tbject to flie decision of the Primary Klec- 1 on. * dnl May H>. IS'.tO. tltt C C. ci l-P. The many friends of Charles C. Culp, Ks<j., spectfully nominate him as a candidate for 1 ie Senate, subject to the decision of tho rep :ople at the primary election. fell Many Fuirnds. * me ?i ant lOlNI. or ?i;i'Ui;SE.\TA- per TIVES bps II01 C.ODFRKY 1$. FOWI.Kll. tot 1 am a candidate for the Legislature: sub- pri ct to tbe decision of the Primary Flection. (SODFREY It. FOWLER. * ? JOHN R. JEFFER1ES. 1 The friends of Capt. John R. Jetferies, up- btn eciating his past services, his uucompro- ho ising integrity, his undoubted talents and Cat nesi to till the position with profit to the sio ate and County, hereby announce him a cle ndidnte for it seat in the Legislature; sub- ? st to tho decision of the primary elec>u. f Citizens. * cat ITttt jjjJ The friends of Dr. Robert Little, appro- hei iting his services for the farming interests r0 id the Democratic Party of the County and pri ate, respectfully name him as a candidate r the House of Representatives; subject the decision of the primary Election. pea uiimtk demociiais. tut <;. WALTON WHITMAN. tie The friends of Mr. (i. Walton Whitman urcby nominate liini as acaudidutc t reprc >nt Union County in the House of Repr esnlatives, subject to the decision of the rimury election. jl It is almost unnecessary lor us to speak f .Mr. Whitman's fitness for the position, he people of Union County know him, mid now that he is an elo<(UCiit speaker, a linn ttd unflinching advocate ut all the political nil educational reforms now asked for ml actually needed by the people of South 'urolinu. Six years ago, as a candidate for he position we now seek to place him in, he E dvocated, almost alone, certain reforms in ..j .. > " " *?>> vtviVllllMl. any of those reforms have been secured: tut there arc still important reforms necesary and we know no man belter ab'.c to ecu re them tor us than Mr. Whitman. * FOR PHOBATE Jl liiiiir JASON M. C3KEER, JR. w I'ltc friends of J. .M. tSrccr, Jr., respect tttiy place ins name holme tlie people of nion County as a coiii|>oicut person lo uisharge llie du'ies oI Probate Judge, subject i> the decision of the Primary Election. Maw Em km is. ? Mi IA.MKS M. HEE. I respecitally announce myself a enndi- n.( ate tor re-electiou lo the otliee of Probate |?, udge, for L'ltmn County: subject to the plan oJI election mloj ted by the Democratic .,a 'ounty Convention. JAMES M. tiKB. * nU WILLIAM W. JOHNSON. kc I hereby announce myself a candidate for te otliee of lTobotc^Mtaa^r Union County, ,ect to tne vote :" *i.? ?,j ? ..?ri ? WILLIAM W. JOHNSON. * J.C. WALLACE. ? To the people of Union County : I repectfully announce myself a candidate for lie otliee of 1'robate Judge, til the Dcinoratie I'ritnarv election. t J. C. WALLACE. * | . J'UANK L. TOWNS END. 1 hereby announce myself its a candidate ?r. vr the olliee of Judge of l'robate for I nion o. 'utility, subject to the vote at the Primary licet ion. l'UAN K b. TttWNSEND. * OK COl'\ j V THEASIBKB. 11. W. Will CLOCK. I respect fully announce myself a c.ttidittc for the ollice of County Treasurer, subL'ct to the decision cf the primary election. 1L W. W1UTLOCK. * JollN II. OALLMAN. The many* fiieudsof John Henry Oalliunn, dying upon his integrity and litness for the Ktsiiion, respect fully nominate him a eandilate for tho ollice of County Treasurer, sub. eel to the decision of the primary election. . ... ? m> J. It. T. SCOTf. The friends of J. it. T. respectfully -w niiounce liitii as a candidate for re-election 1 o tlie ollice of County Treasurer, subject to ? lie decision of the primary election. I'll IKN !>S. * FOR Al lXl'Olt. I DANIKL I.N.MAN. iJ We, the friends of Daniel 1 miiaii. knowing iiin to be a iiios) worthy man and fully coittletcut to perforin the duties of the ollice, do icreby nominate hint us a candidate for the O Ilice of Auditor for Union County, subject ^ o the decision of the primary election. Tin, Ot.n tit \iii>. * NAT. It. .MOHOAN. 1 here'iy respectfully announce myself for c-clcction to the ollice of County Auditor, object to the decision of the primary elec- !lt ion. NAT. Ji. .MOHGAN. * ^ SdlOOl, <omminsio\I:K. LLIZA A. G A UN lilt. at I consider it a conscientious duty to place ny notice before the public as a candidate or the ollice of School Commissioner, subject o the decis on of the Primary election. 1 propose to .utcud to the oflicc for i*l 10) uc hundred and forty dollars a year, and 1,11 ve the rest of the salary to benefit the n1'. clioo s. 1 trust the people will please til- Wl! jw me jmi honest showing at tlie Klection. ... I:I.IZA A. tiAKMill. " cot WILLIAM T. THOMSON. The frieinls of M?j. W. T. Tuoiiisoii. at:oiiiicc liini as n candidate lor the i Ihcc of clico! Co nmistioncr for Union County: sublet to lho decision of the I'limary Klection. Maj. 'ihoiiisoii is a mar, of fine education nd possesses all the qualilications necessary > li.l the 'lliic to Hie satisfaction of the 0 -I l? 1 I W. M. I < ?11.11. Til.- 111:111 \ IVi.-!i<l- ??f W. M. I'o'tcr. know, j jr lii- ! 'in*.-- fin- llu- ..Mice iiikI n]i|im-tuliiig ] 1- 1;til11Tillnt--- in Ii- li.-ifjii 1 i?r llu- ihilie- of ' In- | -i 1 i > 11 Ii.-ii-|.i!'??io. Iinvl.v lioiniiiuti' liim >r tin- . Iliro of Sclii.ol 1'?niiini--i?>nt r, siilijcct 11 llu- iK-.i-i.iii < ! 1I10 Primary i-lcc inn. M. I.. I.KMAsTKIi. l?cr l lu- lY'.i-n ! < n|' M. 11. l.ciii.Mrr, knowing 1 1 n in 11- a ir 1 a 11 nl ..liiliiy. |.uii\ of. liaiar r an 1 \ 111 1 U-IH-i-l llllil ?iii-it?" fill Sclioii) 1 i.-lii-r. i :ii\i-|il. a-uro iii |il-n-iiia If - naimI tin- jn i, I-- I 11 ill "mini \ 1 1 ?- <Ii ii<-I'-ii-S'limiH iiiiiinMoiit-r. -nl.ji-i 1 in ilu- t louion ol lliv l'riuiary election. N". littlkjoiix. ^ hereby announce myself a candidate the otV.ee of School Commissioner' for ion County, subject to the deoisiA the pleat i lie Primary election. "f* NEWTON O. LlTTLE^Mrj^ j.-jr WALKER: * ; respectfully announce myself a candite for the ottice of School Commissioner, :>ject to decision of the Primary Election. J. L. WALKER. * )DNTY (OMMISSI ?\ E KN. A. A. GAULT. I respectfully announce nivself a candie for County Commissioner jr street to ! decision of the primary election. A. A. GAULT. * WW. M GALLMaN. r'eclinR truly prra'eful for the confidence ' ' tosed in mc by u Urge majority of my ow-eitizens at the last election, in electing to the otlicc of County Commissioner, 1 conscientiously believing that I havo 'formed the duties of the ollice to the t interests of the county, i hereby anince myself a candidate for re-election hat oilice. subject to the decision of the | tuary election. ' W. M. (iALLMAN. * _ _ i T. JHFF HUClllKS. ['lie many friends of T. .led" Hughes, owing his ability and lilness for the otlicc, ; feby most t os|met fully announce him as a nlidute for the office of County Comntisner. subject to the decision of the primary ctiou. Many Ftttt:\os, * ] J. A. CHAMBERS. I'lie friends of.J. A. Chambers, having j tfulence in his integrity of character and lity to perform the duties of the office, for 1 truo economic Interests of ihc County. ! reby nomiiiole hint a candidate for County inniissioner. subject to the decision of the unary election. * JOHN (i. FAI1R. I respectfully aiinouiicc myself a candite for the ollice of County Commissioner bjcct to the decision of the Primary elcc11. J. t!. FAllll. * R M McDERMID, MACHINE REPAIR WORKS, UNION, S. C. ^ 1 PECIAL AT TEA "TIOJY ; TO REPAIRING *T/-iT?Triri nr\TT TT>T> O A MTA ' INVTllN HJO, uwii-iCjiroo i MACHINERY, OF ALL KINDS, GUNS, &C. __? 0UL1) UK PLEASED TO FIHNISH i PRICES TO THOSE NEEDING ANY KIND Or MACK 1NEKY. If your Engine, Hoiler, Thresher. < in or ill needs repairing, now is the lime to have lone. Do not wait until yon tie1."! the ic'ltinc. or until others sotnl theirs, ihtis lwding the shop ami delaying your work, t semi nt ouce ami avoht tin annoyance being kept waiting, it takes time to re ir a machine properly, so that if every e waits until his machine is ree<le>!, ami scml at once, sonic of you will cither be pt waiting or I will have to lose your rk. Now is the time, while business is 11. Send in your work ami lujve it ?lone imTfJcrsisto'ivc^oi k* ^isUr. j;;; 4 May 10 -'<> If I _THE CRASH FOR 15 I)A The dull season is upou us ; we arshai j and raise a littlo of that commodity w ock at GREATLY REDL For the next 15 days we will sell 50 ya ;>() yards of Phallic for SI. Solid Colored Satiric* worth 20c for 12 Albatross, worth o5c for 25e. Double-width Henrietta, worth 10c for " ' ' 75c for ] 12 dozen Buttons for only Tie. il papers of good Pins, only 5c. G 41 ,4 " Needles, only l(lo. 4 Balls of Sewing Thread for 5c. Aud all other g ods as low in proporlio So if you need anything in our line, ct od for 15 days. Bespect fully, RODGER & Sept G I IBM STOCK II TlIA^ IOVK] IPRING ? su: NOW ON EX We have just received one of the largest ni ods, Pry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, ilats, etc., prices as low as times arc hard. adies, See Our Dress < In press Goods we can show you. undonbi any price, from ">c per yard to the nicest go( ?ss at 10 cents per yard ? WuOL GOODS. LADIES HATS.:: jtiy, and our prices are guaranteed as low a without a new Hat, when she can buy one I i suit anyone, both in price and quality, I I if the prices of these are more than you wi il show you Goods which are so cheap that ] In this depaitinriit you will find two pleas ss Cora Counts, who will welcome you and r intry coming to town are requested to makt CLOTHING ! Wc have just received a large tjtock of Sj to save yen money in this line. SHOES, SI 10 Now, everybody knows tlmt Shoes arc SI' ies such as you will seldom so# in a town ino our Shoes. In fine shoe* f??v Ladies, w 1'. IlKliD fi Ct>'S. FINK SIIOKS, guarantee' J>< >MKST? lletneniber. wj arc always headquarters i ir in mind, that we arc leaders, in prices an l'olitc and courteous attention given to all. Very Respectful! OKA HAM <11 n WONDERFUL BARGAINS ! ?AT THE? BARGAIN STORE ?OF? S. I. RICE, JR., E. 0. IT is simply wonderful at the many? shall I say thvu*u?</.<??valuable anil useful things ahd Toys that you can get at S. M. llicc, Jr., K. U., for just a nieklc a piece. lu addition to his f>-cont counter, he has also, a big 10-CENT counter which is a curiosity and a marvel to every one who sees it It consists of almost a full lino of household and kitchen articles and many others, such as large Hammers, large Hatchets, Wood and i?ilverine Knife Ilexes, Wood Trays, Fainted Silverine Waiters, Egyptian Brass Waiters of large size, huge Butcher knives, I.;.- i ,>r 'I',,-., r.,.,. Rule, big line of Tinware, from a Machine Oiler to a 10 ipmrt lipped Milk Pnu, Silverplaited Forks, Spoons, Butter Kuives, Sugar Spoons, ."vc., Shovels, I,amps, \c. Haven't space to mention the tihini/, iitiiin/ useful artie'es on the wonderful f> cent, counter, come nml seeyourself. To your serero astonishment, however, I will million just a few articles: Box-wood Kule, Sot Teaspoons, Big Bottle Machine Oil, 1 do/., bead Pencils, .'50 Slate Pencils, largo Slates ?plain and wire bound?1 quire writing paper, 1 package Fnvelopes, Shears, Wash Pans, 7-pin Hat Hacks, 1-llook Coat Hacks, Id inch Silvorinc Waiters, Frying Pans, Fire Shovel*. small Harden Tools, such ns 1'rowels, Forks. Hoes, Bakes, Shovels, &c., v big assortment of Glass and Tinware, some largo pieces. I keep also a full line of STAPLE ami FANCY (illOCFlllFS, a 1,1 xk ol STAPLE BUY GOODS, BOOTS Axit SHOES, HOLLOW ami II A It DWA11E, TIN Axn WOOUE.NWAKE, CHOCK Ell Y and QUKENSWAEE, JUG txti JAUWAHE, ami FLOW Ell POTS, OILS axn PAINTS?A Bit! LINK, window glass and putty . soli: leather and shoe findings, STATIONERY?A NICE ASSORTMENT, A VARIETY or GARDEN axi. FIELD SEEDS. Don't forget the handsome oiler which 1 make you : 1 will give to any cash buyer of ^'J-i worth of goods, a line hand-painted Oil Fainting, U'Jxdii, in a beautiful gilt frame. Also, to any cash buyer of Sl'i worth of ^oods, 1 will give a Picture exactly like the ibove, 14*22, nil nesor.ed designs : Landscapes, Waterfalls, Castle?, A;e. Regular dealers sell these Paiutiugs at $o to *10. These pictures are handsome ornaments to any room and they have been very much ndmircd by many lus'y persons. Several have already been taken. If you desire to get one or more of these nice pictures call ami get one of the tickets which is free to all, on the margin of which arc 2oe figures which I will punch o it when you trade that amount, and four li'tc when you trade n dollar, and so on. You can get any one to help vou trade out your ticket and thus get I lie picture sooner, of course you need not trade die whole amount at once unless yon choose, hut there are only a limited number of pictures, hence the first to trade the amount required will t the pictures. These pictutes are of assorted designs also, such as Landscapes, Until an ! Uiowei scenes. Heads, \c., titid are worth >: an I $1 when framed. These are idlers never hefire n ado to the trade in Union County, and it is wed Woiih your lime to cotr.c and see for yourself. "pranlce unality of goods and piiccs. briui><*/me/l -JD?-. F- TT , union, SC. April 4 1 I Siii HAS COME. .YS ONLY. d pushed for motley ; aud in i?rder to c will sell anything in our immense rCED FIGURES. rds of nice figured muslin for 81. Jo. 25c. I'Jo. It. )inc at onoo, as theso juices arc only PURCELL. 1 LOWER PRICES ifc in<:K<>wK. MMER GOODS HIBITION. ml best sflcclci! Spring Stocks of Millinery that can be fouinl in upper South Carolina, Goods and Millinery. Icily, the largest selection ever in Union, >ds al s>l ;;-j. \\ e cm sell you a beautiful In Millinery Goods our ,Slock is simply immense. The styles this season tiro very s tiny iu lite State. Why should a l.ftdy 'ROM US AS LOW AS TI.'N < TINTS ? Wo lemctiiber, we carry some very fine goods, ish to pay. call for cheaper goods. and we ^ou will think our l!KI'I>I>KI> stole them, ant young Ladies. Mijs N'etiie Driver and n ikc you feel at home. Ladies from the i our store their headquarters. CLOTHING! >1 iog ('loth' ng for men and boys. Wo will ES, SHOES. ARKS' IlolH'.Y. We will show a Stock of the size of Union. Kvcrybody should exe are handling this season, the celebrated I to fit and wear well. 0 <;<><>i>?. n Domestics, t'onie and price otr 3, and 1 d styles. whether lookers on or purchasers. 1 & SPARKS'. Oil KAIL CASH STORK. . ; .tf I DOWN, For tho next 30 days we will offer spc new ami seasonable goods, such as While n India Silks, liinehams, Cbeeso Cloth, Outi H ATS, lu Straw and Felt we ore offering groat nAW *c I Kn t i me nt??l M aT to !? a ?!??.? ?V?? ?o ?IIW MUlVj UUVJ I'lVJiUlU a 10 vuv piuvv. as HOES, In Shoes we :irc the leaders, in both sty 1 a new supply and are prepared to suit one low quarter Slices on our "llargaiu Counte C L 0 T I Don't you want a Seersucker or an Alpu full line of these poods on hand, and at pric G I V E U S Wo sell nil poods at the YKRY LOWKi Respectfully, J. W, >I<V April 11 15 Spectacles,^3^ JUST VJjfl F . G . T R II ,1 E W E L R Y The must complete Stock of Lc Maro's Celel Classes. Willi tlie intention of making it a *pe< uirsl improved spectacles. Also on hand, a tine Stock of Watches. Clocks ALL INVITE! Very respectful) May - (iklMf Has Swiss Emt Chambries, Gin^ vests, Shirts, Sh( Spring Dress Goi G I V E Hi if I i ii. m. Giti: I i pil I 1 SPECIA I) PHAETON! AND ROAD CARTS HARNESS, SADDLES A Will Sell for Cash or on Papei Yours, truly, W. J> LKAD1NC i" eu i i i SPRING 0 EVERY Our New Stock of Spring and Siinni > ? ;niJ lids is now in, ami wc arc prepared "r PRICES, QUALITY Special attention is called to our line Laces, and (Jents Furnishing Ooods. of MORE COMPLETE SI BEFOI You are respectfully invited to call an FOSTER, WII J &Q I I DOWN. cinl inducement!* t<> Cash buyers, in nil Colored Lawns, Cballies, Sateens, ug Cloth, Calicoes au<1 Worsteds. H A T 8 . bargains. If you wish a straw bat to got it. SHOES. os and prices. We have just received and all. Wo have souio "jobs'" in 11 N G. ci for this hot weather '! Wo have a io* thai cannot bo beaten. A C A L L . ST prices, for CASH. I jU KIO, A^oiil. if y RECEIVED ; F Z F R ' s S T 0 R E , iratcil It icW Crystal Spectacles :in 1 live jinlty I hum obtained the very latest ami ami Jewelry. ) TO CALL. F G TREFZER. j i:\v i;i.i:k. olll ^ ZV I T J A X XJ JBlA broidery Robes, ^bams, Under)es, Neckwear, nd? A C A L I, . j MUALI >. ! i ! i L RIVES i> RT T d( 4.1 a 9 VJ1 J^A-LAKJ) 0A11RIAGKS, lND cook stoves. a Credit for approved rs. . UEWIdOY. I DKAJJSR IN IIAilDWAKi:. h IPRIMTVC DAY. icr^Dry (?oods, Clothing, Shoe. I to meet the Market in AND STYLES. of Dress (Hoods, \Vhite (Hoods, which we have a LA ID J Kit and fOCK THAN EVER IE. d see our line. ,KIXS& CO tf