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Now roK titk Tkst.?The State Kitcutivo Committee has acted wisely ami properly, wo think, in calling a convention to meet at Columbia August ltftli to determine the question of a State primary. All three of the ctndidulos for tioveruor have ?lcolurc?l their preference for that method of e'cctiou t and every Democrat ought to be willing to nccept it. < This action will give us a kind of a cam- J ptignwithiu a campaign, llefoie we oune 'I t i vote on the question of whether Till- r man, Earle or nratton shall bo (Soveri < . we 1 will vote 011 the question of whether wc will elect our delegates by the old convent ion system or by regular and general priui. ry elect-on. Some of Tillman's friends oppose the primary on the ground that lie already has control of the party machinery and can be elected by conventions ; but the party machinery is just what he has been telling the 1 people is the instrument of the oligarchy f and aiistocracy from which they should 1 break away, and we do not see how the pea- ' pic are to gain anything by simply transfer- 1 ring the alleged oligarchy from tlio politi- ' c'aus who arc now in to the politicians who ' are now out. Liberty and self government ' is what Tillman says they want but docs not | seem ov?r anxious to give tlicin ami what ire tliink they want ami would like to see I hem haTo. I If the Tit'in.m side is afraid to trust its j chancei to the people the people should re- j pudiatc uud crush it. If that side is wil'ing | to trust the people let it coiuo in and favor primaries so that wc may have iv fair, square, straight vote on who fliull be Governor. As the call for the convention to nominate candidates on the 10th of September is reaffirmed, the convention in August will not nominate, or if it does, its nouiioatiou will amount to nothing. ? (/neiiril/c A'< n.i. In Memoriam. >ius. t auoi.im: smith. i On the Kith., of.lune, I s'.'O, Mr?. Caroling Smith, relict of 'lie Into Asa Smith, Ivup, of Union County died suddenly, of heart disease, while on a visit to her son, Mr. Asa Smith, lr., at I'aeolet. Site was born in Spartanburg County, and was a daughter of Mr. Sum Sumner, of tilcnu Springe Township. Whon about fourteen years of age, she be- ' came a member of Friendship Baptist Church. Sonic years afterwards she moved to Union County, and her membership was changed to ; Putnam Church. At the time of her dea h she was ahoul til) years old. it, "'vs. Smith was a good and true woman. , Noble impulses prompted her actions toward , mors, mm sue M? ciiurnaoiu in nn incnt of people. She was iruo to her , friends Mulsympathetic in their misfortunes. The auddati and unexpected manner of her death contributed to render it still gadder to her family and friends. Many end and sor wt? Ail I1VH1I4 Mluttvd ltut 1 unia1ii9 Ive llivl 1 ett last 'C"ting place in Putnam t'hurehyard. ^ neai the home where she had passed many yen of her u.soful life. ?e oft ipiotcd lines of the l'oet over tlio grave of a departed friend. "None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named the but to praise."' will truly apply in this instaneo, as an index of the high appreciation ami esteem in which the decoased was held by those whose privilege it was to know her and understand her lovely character. P. C. K. ? __ . . . ? lloTtt AsKt.r.s t'lusitr.i).?In a railroail pinaah up in 187'?, I had hoth ankles badly crushed. Soon after I'.lood Poison set in, and hoth legs, from my knees down, were covered with ulcerated sates, that refute I all efforts to Intnl. I was vittuttll.v helfi'ess for imi years, lieiiij; bedridden most of the I into. Wiring flii tlie Iimo L mas attends! liy the lii*6t physicians in tins section of the State, and uiusi. iiave taken a curt Joa<l of nie liciuc, without rooaivin^ any rtOivf. I ? 1 WH7 I wut induce 1 to try Swift's Specific (S. S. S. i I comtnonccd to improve from the first dose, and contiuued to got better, until to-dav 1 am ns sound and well as any man in tlie universe. This was two yours ago, einoo which 1 have had 110 return of sores or any pain in the leg". From my experience 1 conscientiously holicvc that Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) has in equal as a blood purifier, and I cheerfully recommend it to any 0110 suffering from .any disease of the Mood. Cumi.r.s K. Hamilton. Hus.-ellville, Indians. Treati-n on Woo 1 and Skin Uisenses Mailed free. SWIFT SFKlMFIC CO., Atlanta, Gt. A Ur.ristoN in hik TowN?iiir llvii.iiovn llnNii Casks.-?The decree if the 1 tried States Circuit Court in the ca-c of the Massachusetts and Southern Construction Company against the township of Cherokee. York County, South Carolina, and the Huston Safe lb-posit and Trust Company, better known as tho "township bonds case," has 1 been tiled in the clerk s ollice. This ease, it will be reuionibered, was heard before Judges liotid and Siimmtoii at tho May term. A multitude of oouun-l appeared on biili sides, and the arguments oecnpie 1 several days. Tho decree was ptopttred by Judge Siiiionton, mid eoiicut re t in by Judge Houd. It decides tho ease in favor of tho railroad, an 1 orders the bonds in quu-tion t > lie de liverod in the in|?;?uv by tlie lloston Sato mill Depisit Trust ('iinpnny, in wlio-c custody they now aii'. ? * The Colored National Union Tl.e annual 111 'irinl'ilie Colored National Co operative t'nion. "I' 1'ni>? County.. S. <\, wi l moot in iIto Court House, on ilio Tih ami Slli of August next. In which everybody who wish iir ' in.'iie I t i e nne. The annual address will be delivered by .lull'i 1>. Norris, I'r.'sid -nI, n:i Thursday. 1 the Till, n' 1?? A. M. The annual seruion wi I 1"' delivered si l.."0 1* M., on thai dny, by l!ev. .1. II. Wa'lace. ' followed by Itov. 11. l.iwry. 1 The following givilleinen luive been invited to address t lie meeting: Dr. I! diert l.iille, lion, tllenn D. IViko. Mr. \V. T. .lelcr. Mr. ('. 15. Jlo'io and Dr. .) P. Thomas .1. I>. Nl?lll%IS. N C. I . 15. I.oivnv. See y. - - -? A Sen a r in Pa eru S x v i s n i:r l.ii k. - linns ' insl an ordinal ry scraji of wrapping piper, . bill it save I Iter life. She was in (lie In-t stages of consumption, told by ph\sieinni nit sh- w?s incurable and ecu 'I live onh a -liorl time; she weighed less lha'i -evenly pounds. i>n a piece of wrapping paper she road of Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, il helped her iiioit, bought soother and grew belter fn-i. continued iis use iiiiiI is now strong. healthy. ro-y. plump, weighing I III pounds. I'm- fuller par denial's ' send slump In IV. II Pole. Drngg -t, Fori ' .Sniitli Trial ISuKlct <>r litis wonderful l? -- I ovory FipoiiI l>. I'. IV'scj .? l?iSioro. Peas ! Peas!! ONI*. ImIImIitiI I III I *? :? ? I'll v ?1 I \ i:i; I'll*?msi June '2<' 'J*? tf |^L ^ BgfflWj^Noticc to Creditors. |||BH|||^nH|^il y FERRIS HAMS WK have received a fresh lot of tli Celebrated Ferris I lams and lireak ast llacon. which are the fineH in the world \l.so, a full line id' Staple and Fancy tire eric?. Canned tioods, etc., fine French am hick Candy. And in Cigars, Cigarette* I'obajco. and Snort's, we carry a nice Slock ind call your attention lo the followin ?rands of chewing tobacco: GKAVKIA'S 11F.ST, WliliDLNG caki:, siim.L i?t?.\i>, CI.1 MAX, HILL'S BKST. JACK. I'llK KIltEII, .he best 10 cent plug in the market. A goo moking tobacco, at 'Jo cents a pound, an f you want the finest, we have lUackwell" ienuiue Durham. Call on us for anythin in the Tobacco line, such as Pipes, Ciga ind Cigarette Holders, Cigarette Tobicec Hollers and Paper. Fine Cut Chewing To Spring Opening ? a t ? Mrs. Grant's I HAYK iti-1 rct'civoil a FASH lONAl'l . ami \vi:i.i.-si:i.i:<-ri:i? stock <t mhi m*i \ for 9prlnj> ami Slimmer. I invite liiih town aii'l riiintry lo call at examine my Slock. 1 will m*II so cheapth those who have bought can allot* 1 to hi amither lint. The sijrht of ihctit will assu: those who pee I licit) that THEY ARE ALL NEW atiJ Fashionable shapes. 11 cp peel fully. NIKS J AS. (.i UA NT. A pril 2*"> 17 tf GRAND BARBECUE a r SMITH'S STORE, ihhunsyilm: township, ON Till: ivni INST. AH the candidates will he there. :iti srcrvbody olio are invitc<I. S. 15. SMITH. July ") 27 -t Notice of Final D ischarge. N'oI'U.'Ij is heieby pi von that .lolin i Kit it I, Jr., (iiinrdian ?I' Kva Porte iiuw Mrs. I'.va I*? ??ny, has applic 1 to Jaint M. (ioo, Judge of Probate. in ami for tl County of Tnioii. for a final di-chnrgc t suolt (Juardiiiii. It i- ordered. that iho Iu niy-lir-t Jay i Inly A. H. IN'.'O, In- lixcd for hearing < 1'otitioti, ami a final sett Vmetii of said c: late. J V \l IIS M. i i I'll. Jmlpo of Probate of I it ion County. June 20 2 A It" A Cyclone Policy tUTh'T your homes by sciii inp a l it . n i l" policy in ll'f chl MI'KINiiPIKI. i?'iar. \m> mai;i\h i\si i:\\t i: co.v PAN A of S| nnglirld. Mass.. iho lir.-l tinier' Aironcy I'ire Insuranco Company to insui ipainsl Cyclones. Tornadoes and Wini Storms. II. 1,. (it>SS, Agent. May 2 IS I'm Notice to Creditors. A I.I. |MTs uis having claim* against th x\_ estate of Hr. Henry ft. Ileal v wi lease present them to mo. properly atteslei ilid those indehled to the said estate, tvi dense settle the same with me ai once. \ 11. POST Mil. Admin *traloi\ June L"J I'll ll n n t _ J! or oaie. 21*. ACltKS OF LAND. Vltnl T I milt's IV.'in 111?* I<.v\ ii of I iii. t wiili :l?? ?.i* In aires of p>o>l l'uslur mi'I. Oiu Mouse, Oiii ?M?I Oiii (irni'irij;, ale 'oiton l'ri's.". Ad'lress MKS. I',. I'. Sl'KAIIS. J line 2 l 'Jo ol* R M McDERMID, MACHINE REPAIR WORKS. I M 0 N , S. C v/>/:<'/. IL . ITTK.YTIOA TO REPAIRING 3NGINES, BOILERS ANL MACHINERY, OF ALL KINDS, GUNS, &C. ) FIRE PROOF OIL. Thci'ghest test ?>il now on the tnaakcl ' innoli'i lode. Free from odor, and war unle t,% osdutc'y safe. Much cheaper an givesn better light than gas, always o land and for sale by II. F. SCA1FM & SON. Fob JI S ly MASTER'S SALES The State of South Carolina. Cul'NTY OF FNloN. In the Court of Common Flea?. Kdwin I!. Wallace, as Administrator, wit I lie will annexed, of Mary A. Wallacr I'llltlltljJ, ttt/thn *t M. Sophia Carter. /)</<mfmi! IN obedience to an order made in th above stated ease, by his ' nor. J. I Hudson, Circuit Judge, I will sell before th i'ourt House do r in lire town of Cnioi ivitliin the b'tinl h urs of sale, on the fi? Monday in July. lS'.in, (be following di scribed property, lo-wit ; :'.Jt? At 11 MS. All the interest, present and prospcctiv of M. Sophia Carter, in and to all that trn< af land, lying, being and situate in Satiin township, Cnioti County, Slate nforesnii adjoining lands of Mrs. I!. Knight, Willinr Munro, T. J. Harris, Jr.. and estate of A S. Porter ; being tbo laud devised to said M Sophia Car'cr by Margar. t S. tlrcgor; which will is duly recorded, and which sai tract of land contains three hundred nil twenty acres, more or less. T Mil MS OF S AI.M. tlire-half cash, the balance on a credit one year with interest from day of sale, be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises. J AM MS MCNIiO. Master for Cnion County. Master's Office, June I sum. June 'JO Jo :;t C A NDIDATES. J The foe for ainiouneiug a candidate is fo, to bo paid before tlie announcccmcnt will e appear. We wi-.h it to be understood that we will not deviate from this rule fur any I. uiir, so that it will be a waste of time to >- send nu nunounceiuent without the fee, for d it will not be published. FOB THE 8EXATE. 8 Ul.ENN D. PKAKR. The farmers Club Association of West's Springs respectfully aniuunce Mr. GI.KNN lb I'EAKKus a candidate for Stue Senator, subject to the decision of the Primary Election. * Mttv 10. lS'.'O. c. c. ctlp. d The many friends of Charles C. Culp, Es?|., d respectfully noiuiiiate liitii as a candidate for s the Senate, subject to the decision of tlie g people at the primary election. >' M any Kitir.Nns. * >. ?? .?, - iiOISi; OF llKI'KESKXTATIVKS ?;? It. FOWLKIL 1 am a candidate for the Legislature; subject to the decision of the Primary Klection. j KODFKEY It. FOWLKIL * 11 JOHN It. JEFF Kit IKS. The friends of Capt. John It. .lett'eries, appreciating his past services, his uncompromising integrity, his undoubted talents aud fitness to till the position with profit to the Stale ami County, hereby announee liiiu a candidate for a scat in the Legislature: subject to the decision of the primary election. t'mzr.Ns. * 1>It. KOI!KitT I.TtTLK. The friends of Dr. ltobcrt Little, appreh ciating his services for the farming interests and the Democratic Party of the County and Stale, respectfully name him as a candidate for the House of Kepresentotivcs; subject to the decision of the primary Klection. Pi;.* Kim;!: Dkmociiats. * I. (i. WAI.TON WHITMAN, e The friends of Mr. (1. Walton Whitman i. hereby ncminutc him as a candidate t icprea sent Union County in the House of Hepr ci sentatives. subject to the decision ol the primary election. It is almost unnecessary for us to speak of Mr. Whitman's fitness for the position. 0 The people of Union County know him, ami know that lie is nn eloquent speaker, a fit in IC i ,i 1 II ,i l:.: l HII'I II (I II I III II I 11^. IIIAIUVUIV VI illl I Hi; I'UlllIl.ll and educational reforms now asked for and actually needed by the people of South Carolina. Six years ago, as a candidate for the position we now seek to place hint in, lie )j advocated, almost alone, certain reforms in 1 ilio Stale government but \vu defeated. " Many of those reforms have been secured: hut there tire still importaut reforms necessary and we know no man better ahic to of secure them lor us than Mr. Whitman. * ' a VOll PKoitATE Jll])? .1A St >N M. <1KKKI!. .III. The friends of .1. M. tircer, Jr., tesreclfitlly place his name before the j eople of I nioti County its a competent person to discharge the <1 if ies of Probate Judge, subject to the decision of the Primary lilt et ion. M vs\ Pit i km is. jami:s m. o 1:1:. I respectfully announce myself a candidate lor re-election to ihe olfice of Probate Judge, for Union County: subject to ilie plan of elect ion udoj ted by tiie Democratic County Convert'ion. * jami:s m. gee. * j.; william w. johnson. Ii_ I hereby iiimounce myself a candidate for ilie oltiee of 1'robato Judge for I'niou County, ,,1 subject to the vole at the primary election. :i< WILLIAM W. JOHNSON. * [?e J.C. WALLACE. To the people of Union County : 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the otlice of Probate Judge, at the I'einoeratic I'rimarv election. J. C. WAI.LACI:. * Fit AN K L. TOWNS EN I >. I hereby announce myself a-- a candidate for the otlice of .)itdge of 1'robate for Union County, subject to the vote at the Primary Elect ion, I'll AN K L. ToWNSK.NI>. * toil coiiXiY tki:.isiki;k. II. W. i HI i WIIITLOCK. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the otlice of County Treasurer, subject to the decision cf the primary election. ii. W. WIIITLOCK. ; d ? john ii. oa!.l.man. The many fi lends of John Henry Oallman, relying upon Jiis integrity tin 1 fitness lor die position, respectfully nominate liiiu a eatidi Iniv for ilie otliee of County Treasurer. subject to the decision of (lie primary election. i. ' ' -v ^ .J. I'-. 'J'. SCOT J'. ,e The friend* of ,1. 15. T. Scott, respectfully announce liitu as a cainli'late for re-election (o die ollice of County Treasurer, subject to uf the "lecision ?>f the primary election. ,f Tuikniis. # FOll Al'1)1 TO 11. I?A.NIK I. I N.MAN. We. tlic friends of lianiel lunian. knowing liitu to be a most worthy man and fully competent to perform I lie <lnt ies of the ollice, <! > hircliy ii<>iiiiii itc Itiin as a camlidat"' for the otliee of Auditor f>r Cnioii County, subject I to the dtcisioii of (lie ptiinaiy tlection. i TiikOi.ii til \itt?. d . '? NAT. 15. .MdlltiAN. ' 1 hereby respectfully announce my se'f for re-election to the ollice of County Auditor, subject to die decision nf the primary election. NAT. 15. MtlKti \'N. SCHOOL (OilMISSIO.VFll. c 1)1,1/A A. OA UN 1)15. " I consider it a conscientious "luly to place ' iiiy notice hetorc I he public a* a cmnliibitc " tor 111c ollice >! Sellout ('oiniiiioinncr , subject 10 I lie deeis >mi of I lie I'riinary election. I jiroj'O-e lo .hi -iiil io ilit! olliee t*?r (Si 1'). one 111111111c I iiiid forty (lull.us a year, and gvelhcri.il of ill.- salary to licnelit the sclioo i. I lru-i I lie jiC'ij lo w ill flense allow in v in Initios I showing at I lie KW-ciioii. 1:1.1/,\ A. <;AI:M;K. \N I LI.IA M T. THOMSON. ' Tin: friends ot Maj. \\. T. Thomson. auiioiuico liiin a.- a candidalo |nr the tdliee ot Scln < ! ('o'liiiiissioiief for Union County: snbjoct i i I lie tlccis on of ilie I'liniarv Kteclion. Maj. 'I linm-oii is a man id' line cilncilion an I josses-i s nil the (|iiiililicnlioiis tic'essnry to till the itlue to the M?t :sf ictioii it the lieifle. * t? . ,?i. r< I i',it. i I'll. lYicml- i-f \V. M I'ii'Iit. knowing In- ti'iu - I'm tin* i li t .- :ti* I :i|>|>r? riming hi- t';? i I ll 1111110 ' ill 'li-rlim'Jiillg I lie thllil'- |.| , ill., pu-ili n lirirlnl'iil I'. Iiorcl.y Imlnilnlr liim 1 |.ir iIk* i llirr (if School t niiiiii.--i..|i. r..-iilij( cl I*, ilir Ii-i?.ii 1.1 !Iir I'liiii.'iry olcc i.'ii, * M L. l.liM AM liU. The liicnls ul' M. I.. LciwiMcr, knowing him I.. I r i iiciii "I I'.jliiy, | in ii\ ..I' i liarac. ItT. il'i ! \I rirlirr I ;1 li I sllcce- till School Tcnrliel . I iK *? |'l :: -111' in |>! n iir. Irs inline he lore I ! ?> !? >! I ni..n I 'iiiini \ :i- .t i.null 1'lilltl lor Sol I < '..iiiiiii-i'.iirr. subject to the dvusiou ol the Primary elvetivu. * > N. t;. MTTLKJOIIN. I hereby atttiounce myself a candidate for ilie office ot School Commissioner for Union County. subject to the decision of the people at tlie Prtmnrv election. NEWTON G. 1.1TTLEJ0HN. * .1. 1.7 W AI.K ku7~ 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the ollice of School Commissioner, subject to decision of the Primary Election. J. li. WALKEK. * (OI \TV ? OMJI ISSIOXKKS. lb K. FOSTER We present to the voters of Union Couniy the name of It. F. Foster, (better known as Doc. Foster) for the office of County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Primary Election. Many Fmesns. * THOMAS N. KELLY. At the urgent solicitation of his fellowoitisens of Piuckney. North Pacolet and other patts i f the county, Mr. T. N. Kcllv lias cousenteJ to hecotue a candidate for the office of County Commissioner. Mr. Ke'ly is a successful Farmer, an astute financier and a splendid business man, qualifications ho necessary in the important olliec.of County Cointii'SMouor : and added to these good qvtvi ies, lie possesses another and equally important essential, that of being a truly pure and honest man. Citizkns or Pr. v Rtnue. A. A. 1SAU1.T. 1 respectfully announce tnysell a candidate for County Conitnissiouer: subject to the decision of the primary election. A. A. l?Al'LT. * W. M OAI.I MaN. Feeling trn'v gr.Vcful lor the confidence reposed in nie by a largo majority of my fellow-citizens nt the last election, iu electing me to the cilice of County Commissioner, ami conscientiously believing that 1 have performed the duties of the ollicc to the best interests of the county, I hereby announco myself a candidate for re-election totlmt ollicc, subject to the decision of the primary election. W. M. tiAI.I.MAN. * T. .IKFK II l"<ill KS. The many frieinls of T. .1 ctt* Hughes, knowing his ability and fitness for the otliee, hereby most icspcctfully announce him as a candidate for the olliee of County Commissioner, subject to the decision of the primary (lection. M vn\ Fuikxus. * " J. A. CHAMllEltS. The friends of.I. A. Chambers, having confidence in his integrity of character and ability to perform the duties of the nllice, for the true economic interests of the County, hereby nominote him a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the decision of the primary election. * .ItMIX (i. FAllll. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the olliee ?>f County Commissioner subject to tlie deei-ion of the Primary election. .1. (.!. FAKll. * WOULD 11K Pl.F.ASKD TO FINNISH Plllt'KS T<? THOSE NFKDINO ANY KIND OF MACTIINEIIY. If your Engine. Ibd'er, T'hre-her. (Jin or Mill needs rejiairing, now is the time to have it done. Do not wait until von need the machine, or until others send theirs, thus crowding the shop and delaying your Work, but send at once and avoid the annoyance of being kept waiting. It takes time to repair a machine properly, so that if every one Waits 11til i 1 I.is moeliini. is <>..,li?l unit .ill semi sit once, some of vmi will cither be kcjil wait inor I will have to lose your work. Now is the time, while business is dull. in joiii iioik 1111*1 11JIVC 11 llolll* promptly ami well. Delays arc dangerous. I!. .M. Mi lH:il.MII?. May It; -JO tlTHE CRASH FOR 15 Oil 'llie dull season is upon us ; wc ars Ita try and raise a little of that commodity v Stock at GREATLY REDT For the next 13 days we will sell 50 yt .10 yards <i| (Jbailie for ?1. Solid I'idotI'll Satines worth L'Oe for 1! Albatross, worth .'15o for 25o. Double-width Henrietta, worth -10c for ? 75e for 1 > ,i. .. ... I - a - ui'Avii uiiiiuin iiir uuiv ijc. :5 papers of good 1 * ins, only 5c. 0 " " " Needles, only I0o. 1 Hal Is of Sowing Thread for 5c. Ami all other <; mis as low in proporti* So if you need anything in our line, c good lor 1.) days. Respectfully, RODGER & LARGER STOCK it T11AIN KVK] SPRING 6 SU NOW ON EX We have jn?l received cue of the largest a Goods, Dry Goods. Clothing, Shoes, Hals, etc., at prices as low as limes are hard. Ladies, See Our Dress In Dress (lords we can fliowvoii. undoob at any price, from ~>c per yard to the nicest go dress at 10 cents pot* yard?WuOL GOODS, LADIES HATS. pretty, and oor price- are guaranteed as low r go without a new llal, whui she tun buy one 1 enn suit siiy one. both in price ami quality. 1 and it' tlie pr ce? of these arc in ire than you w wiil show \on Goods which are vi cheap that In this dcpaiinient jfoii will find two picas Miss t'or.i Counts, who will welcome you and i country comiiij; to town im c requested to uiaki CLOTHING ! We have ju>t received ft large Stock of S; trv to *ave you money in this line. '-SHOES, SILO Now. everybody knows that Shoes are SI Shuos such n* you will seldom see in a town niniiiu our Shoes. In line shoes fur Lndic*. w I'.. 1'. I!LI,I?N CO S. I'l N I. SI It )liS, guarsnieei J>< >3X10?TI I'cmctnher w.i are always headquarters i bear in mind, that we are Ira krs, in prices an l'ulitc and courteous attention given to all, Verv Itcspectfull (1KAIIAM Sei til JT WONDERFUL BARGAINS! I ?AT THE? BARGAIN STORE -OF? S. B. RICE, JR., E. U. IT is simply wonderful at (ho many? shall 1 say thuuMmh ??valuable and useful things and Toys (hut you can get at S. M. Kice, Jr.. K. I*., for just a nicklea piece. lu addition to his o-cent counter, he has also, a big ltM'KNT counter which is a curiosity and a marvel to every one who sees it It consists of almost a full line of household [ and kitchen articles and many olh"rs, such as large Hanuucrs. large Hatchets, Wood and Silvorinc Kuife ltoxcs. Wood frays, l'ainted Silverine Waiters. Egyptian llrass Waiters of largo size, latge Butcher knives, big asortmcut of nice Glassware, Two-foot llule, big line of Tinware, from a .Machine Oiler to a 10 i|imrt lipped Milk Fan, Silverplaited Forks. Spoons, Butter Knives. Sugar Spoons, \c., Shovels. Lamps, \c. Haven't space to mcution the ;?</?//, imuni useful articles on the wonderful o cent, counter, come and see yourself. To your severe astonishment, however, 1 will mention just a few articles: Box-wood llule, Set 'i*-. i?* n .iiU < t:i I u.. iru9|iuuu9. i?i*i nuiui' .Mntiuuv * ?ii, i uv/n Lead Pencils, ;>() Slate Pencils, large Slates .?plain and wire bound?1 quire writing paper, 1 package Envelopes, Shears, Wash l'aus, 7-pin lint Ilacks, -l-llook t'oat Hacks, l.'l inch Silverinc Waiters, Frying Pans, Fire Shovels, small* Garden Tools, sttcli as Trowels, Forks. Hoes, Hakes, Shovels, Sc.. n big assortment of Glass and Tinware, sonic large pieces. I keep also a full line of STAPLE am. FANtA GROCERIES, A MSB or STAPLE hitY GOODS. hoots ast> shoes. hollow ami iiahdwahe, tin am. wooden w a he, CHOI KEHY and OUKKNSWAKH, JUG A HWAHE. \m> FLOW EH POTS, OILS vNO PAINTS A P.IG LINE, WINDOW GLASS and PUTT\ . SOLE LKATIIEH ami SHOE FINDINGS, STATIONERY -A NICE ASSORTMENT, A VARIETY ..i GARDEN am. FIELD SEEDS. Don't forget the haudsotnc oiler which 1 make you: 1 will give to any cash buyer of S-o worth of goods, a tine hand-painted Oil Painting, 2'Jxdt'., in a beauiifut gilt frame. Also, to any cash buyer of SL'i worth of goods, 1 will give a Picture exactly like the above, 14x-'J, all assur ed designs : Landscapes, Waterfalls. Castles, ?Yc. Regular dealers sell these Paintings ut S-j to SlO. These pictures are handsome ornaments to any room and they have been very much admired by litany tns'y persons. Several have already been taken. If yon desire to get one or more of these nice pictures call and get one of the tickets which is free to all, on the margin of which tire 2*ic figures which I will punch > it when you trade that amount, and four 'J'.c when you trade i. dollar, and so on. Y.>u can get any one to help you trade cut your ticket and thus get the l.icture sootier. (>i' course vou need not trade llic whole amount at once unless you choose, but there are only a limited number of picture1.*, lu nce the first In trade the amount required will g> t the picture*. These pictuies are of assorted design* also, such as Landscape*. Fniit end Kiower scenes. Heads, \e., and are worths*! .and *1 when framed. These are otlVrs nev* i In f re n ade to the trade in I'nion County, and it is wed worth your time to come and *cc for yourself. I guuiautee quaUtV ot ?*?? ? !s ami prices. S M RICE, JR.. E U. Union, S C April 1 1 I dm has ::ojij5. LYS ONLY. rd pushed f ir tn :noy ; and in order to vo will sell anything in our imiuoitSQ JCED FIGURES. trds of nice figured muslin for SI. ijc. 25 c. I'Jo. >11. oiiio at ouco, as i luso jiricos aro only PURCELL. I) LOWER PRICES! I J. HSJCl'H > IS 10. MMER GOODS; :hibition. .ii 1 best -olcolc<l Spring Stuck- of Millinery that can he loun-1 in upper South t'arolina, Goods and Millinery. tctlly, the largest selection ever in Union, oils at $1 We can sell you a beautiful In Millinery (Joels our .Stock is simply immense. The St vies this season lire vim e is any in I lie State. Why > h< .ill*! u Daily FROM US AS l.t?W \S TUN CUNTS ? Wo Kemt'tuhcr, we carry some very fine goods isli in j.ay. cail for clicapcr goo Is, an I wo , yon will think onr IfI*IDDKI5 Mcle tliem. i ianl young La'lies. Mi's VcniC Driver and nake you feel at home. Ladies from the 1 e our store their headquarters. CLOTHING! pting Clothing for men and boys. Wo will 'liS, SHOES. ' 'A ItKS ll(?Ml!\ \iewill show a Stock ol iIn* s>ze of I'uion. 1'veryboJy shouhl exe ni? handling this season, the celebrated I to tit mul wear well. CJ <*<><_> 1_>H. 1 n Domestics. Come an I pri e v-i.S, and I id styles, whether lookers on or purchasers. I & SPARKS', C&lKAL'iCASlI;STOllj& il I DOWN, For the next .">0 days wo will offer >po> now and seasonable goods, suoli as While ai India Silks, (linehams, Fheesc (.Moth, Outii H k T s , : To Straw and Felt we aro offoiing great now is the tiute, and MeLure's is the place SHOES, In Shoes we are the leaders, in both style a new supply and aro prepared to suit one low quarter Shoes on our "Hargain (Vuintoi r t n t t V JU v/ ? 1 J Don't you want a Seersucker or :m \lpte full line of those poods on baud, and at prio G I V E U S Wo sell all goods at the VK11Y IjOWH! llespcct fully. I. AV, Alt-! April 11 15 Sjeciacles,^:^ JUST y,'f.J V . G . T R K J E W E L R Y The most c- mplete Slock of l.o Mare's (VleJi (< lasses. Willi the intention ot' making it a spin inrst improved spectacles. Also on hand, a line Slock of Watches, flocks ALL INVITEE Very respect full, May - ' > GRIMI Has Swiss Emlo Chambries, Ging vests, Shirts, She Spring Dress Goi G I V E II I M II. M. GUI] I I'lil I 1 1 SPECIA I) PHAETONS AM) ROAD CARTS HARNESS, SADDLES A Will Sell for Cash or 011 j Paper Yours, truly, W. J>. JiKADiNC! 1VI? I I 7 1 If ^ f If T/^ / \ SJrKliYli u EVERY Our New Stock of Sprinjr and Sinnini Did Mats is iiow in, and wo aro prepared PRICES, DUALITY. Special attention is called t<? our line <aees. ami tioiits l*'uriiisliin^ <mmkIs. of 1 VIORE COMPLETE BT BEFOR N'on are respectful!v invited to call ai: I FOSTER, WIL %>?a ? i DOWN. :al inlucenionts () Cash buyers, in i?d Colored Lawns, ('bullies, Sateens, ig Cloth, ('dimes ami Worsteds. II A T S . bargains. If you wish a straw bat to get if. M VP ^ ^ SHOE*. 3 and prices. Wo have j list received ami all. Wo liavo souic "jobs" ill I I N(i. i lor ibis not weather '! We have a os ill it c ituiol he beaten. A C A 1. I. . sT pi ices, for I1 AS 11. I jU 1 ? 10. if p3Spectacl3s. J RECEIVED ; v z k k ' s S T 0 K E , iraioil Kick t'ryslai Spectacle* tin<1 I'yo iiahy I have ub.a uol Iho very latest atol 1*11'I Jewelry. > TO CALL. F. G- TREFZER JI:\\ 1:1.1:1;. oil! 5ALL iroidery Robes, ftams, Under>es, Neckwear, ads. A C A h I . 1 MUAI .1.. ! I ? felVES BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, ND COOK STOVES, a, Credit for approved s. , HEWEEY. DKAUilt IN IIAI!DWAIllv iy riiNisc I)A Y. T,J)ry (!oo<l?, Clothing, SI iocs to meet the Market in AND STILES. of I tress (ioo<ls, W liite (loot is, ivliieli we have a LAKCKK ami OCK THAN EVER E. see o'tr line. KIXS & CO tt