The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, August 01, 1890, Image 3
THE ALLIANCE OEL'AKTMENT.
N. U. L1TTLKJUIIN, - Eunou
ASBURY, S. C.
TO SUB FARMERS ALLIANCES
'I lie County Alliance will meet on 11li
Align.*! to make arrangements for biggin;
oilier business that may coine before ;t.
A. C. Lylks. W. T. JKTKH.
Sect'v. I'ih*.
HON L L POLK. AT GREENVILLE.
Your Editor had the pleasure of an intro
diictiou to and conversation with president
l'olk on the train from Spartanburg li
Greenville, and then the g oi fortune to at
tenl the session of the Slate Alliance a'
Greeavillo on the 2dd and -Hi inst. and to
listen to a masterly address of two hours
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UIIM iWU lilt U IIIV*^ Ill/Ill UUli. L. Jj. I IMI\, Ull
tlie evening of the 2 5 1. We loiuul Mr,
Polk a very plain, unprcsuuiiag, but digui
lied and great man.
While on the train he remarked to tit, "I
find polilies are warm in South Carolina
and that the oppressors ol" the farmers an
trying to scare you, and I rejoice to know
that you are not a scary crowd. 1 beg yot
to do nothing rashly, but be firm and trui
tuea. I aui glad to find such unprecedented
unity and zeal among my Alliance brethren
in South Carolina, they have never ceased
to work a single day from the time they
first organized at Florence. And I can say
without any i|iialifiea(iun that you brethren
in South Carolina have the be>t State Scere
tary ia I lie I'uiled States/ (Auil by w;>v
ol' parcuthesis 1 am glad In tell my brethren
that Mr. llied was iinnutiiKiii^'i/ re-elected
again to the olliee id' State Seeretaiy.)
Speaking to my young friend. 1>i\ .lei'
l'eries, Mr. I'olk said, "I am glad to see tin
zeal lot* the Alliance manifested by tin
young men and hoys of our country. \\?.
old mou ure soon to enter the frost thai
knows no melting, and we must leave out
cause ia the hands of the young men and
hoys of our country. The farmers from tin
Atlantic to the Pacific and from the baketo
the Gulf have woke up to their Uodgivcu
rights and are it" longer going to la
enslaved without a protest. ' I heg y<>i
to guard against the two things that broki
the Grange in South Carolina?the ibrowinj:
open their doors to everybody and trying
to use brains without paying for (Item. ?
We reached Greenville on the evening o
thc-'-M and found the I . S. Court, the dis
trietCourt, the Methodist district t'onlVrene*
. and the tiachers State normal, all in sessiol
making the city lively.
The Stale Alliauce e mposed of the bctn.-u
in the Sia'.e was two entire days trim
?o *1 i I or I iK'.to.Kv .1
quires. iuw ullicers were elected, whom \\<
believe will lully -ti-i.iin the exalted positioi
our Slate Alliance now occupies.
President I'olk :t<I !?.* 1 tnueli to the intercs
of the occasion by his prc-cnce tin 1 council
On Wc lne- lay evening Mr. I'olk made:
public address of two hours and ten mill
u.tes. The Te tellers Normal atul othe:
bodies were especially invited. The open
house was tilled to overflow iug by the lion
est tillers of the soil, together with judges
lawyers. teacher-. luerelinnts. c., bat ou
verdict of the address was given?the bes
ou the subject wo ever heard, and too short
I greatly regret that tho Alliaaee did no
employ a stenographer to have t tkeii dowi
the address in full. 'J'he newspapers seen
afraid their popularity--ninuug certaii
classes ? will be in danger it they pay lot
mueli alleuiioii t > such m vcmciits, and the;
arc represented only by note taker.-.
There i* a Wonderful magnet ism in .Mi
I'olk - nppearaiiee, and his addre-.i had jus
enough of chaste and illu-tralivc anecdote
to keep the attention of litis attdiene<
firmly tivete l to the subject. \iuoiigcthc
tilings, lie said that the great contest of tit
American citi/.cit of to-day, is between th
ctt/en an 1 the dollar, and not between I it
democrats and rej ub'ieatis..
We farmers have got tho large I ligh
before n- that t\er existed bet re a peojde
a light against the money of America. l?aeke<
by tho bank of lltigland. lint thutik (ice
? we haw I lie numbers ami, I believe, liie man
ho<?l, to bring ftl-uut ivloi'in.
Speaking of men in the Alii mee w lm e>.
]>ect to I e support e'l f l' oilier .?> /?/ /// bceauI
tu y belong to I lie A liaiice. lie said "j
matt in the Alli.niee. ami ha- .1 his littl
axe t?' griml (i< the Al'.iatue griml-loin
brethren \ (i just sit ihiwu . a him just a
i|i?ieU as v>iii can.
In ls,'iOllie t oil.el- iiniii'l inure llillll ."<1
per cent. ?>f tlie piojeity in the I'uitei
i^fclle-. In 1 sin) lhex mvu i!-i j ei cent, am
pay SO per cent. 1 i the luxe.-. i "it tanner
ami yviirwivt- have sixv I ha 1 I fni the la'Jti
yctii.-, ami are t" night poorer than ym
were -0 year- ago. I challenge any l'.,i rue
in this hi'ti-e t" stam.l up ivitii a 5>iJ0 -nit e
elothe- nil. The t inners are patriotic am
Iio 1 klnm- they ale )|le--e>l enough I
teel ll "III 1*7" there were I I >.-*> ">.; unalarai
in the I nite-l "'tales liiim in Is.sf).Weaie
ra| i lly if solving n.r.-v'ves into nv
ela-se- -the e\ireiueiy rich ami tho exti eiuelj
p.1.if <Mir Country i- .-ate 1 niy when tli
in ihlle cla-scs are prolecte l.
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la'l. sine, - ii'1 In ! inn gomg l<> nil
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or TIIE
Merchants' & Planters'
I\ T I O > L It A. INK
OF I'Mi.N, SOUTH CAROLINA,
.11 L'niun, in the Stair of South Carolina
at iht c'of of business, Jul'/. 18f/i, 1800.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $100,044 05
ttveidrafts, secure 1 and unsecuied
310 11
IV. s. Rands to secure circulai
i n 1*?.000 00
Si >cks, securities, judgments,
tlMius. ?xe 4.553 50
Hue front approved reserve hg ts 15,088 13
Hue from oilier National Ranks 81 10
i Furniture and Fixtures L'.'.'OO 00
( Current expenses and taxes paid 150 13
Rills of other Ranks 305 <Ki
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents 180 01
Specie 18,111 15
Legal tender notes 775 00
Redemption fund with U. 8.Treasurer.
(5 per ct of circulation) 076 00
! Total S'JIUJPJ 33
LIABILITIES.
t
, Capital stock paid in $00,000 00
' Surplus fund 45,000 00
Undivided profits 8.-I41 00
' National Rank notes outstanding 13.500 00
1 Dividends unpaid 1,-30 00
, Individual deposits subject to
check Mi.UlU 00
Hue to other National Ranks, 81'J 05
1 Due to State banks and hankers 778 00
Tel si! J?lM0,71l! 33
Start <>r Siu rii Cattoi.ixi, )
ri.rmy di union, >s |
1 I, George Munro. Cashier ol' I lie above
u timed Dank, ilo solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
r.MOUGi: MUNIIO, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to 1 efore me tliis
2t>th day of July, IS'.)J.
f 1 " UI'.O .11. OKTZEL.
j skai. > Notary l'ublic.
Connect'?Attest :
11. It. W A I.LAIi
11. L. ( (INS. V Directors.
JOHN A. I ANT. )
UNIVERSITY
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! SOUTH CAROLINA.
; AT COLUMBIA S. C
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' IIAUUATII eourses. Cnder-graduato
vJ courses for degrees? '! literary and ti
i scientific. A No shorter and elective cour-es.
1'iofessional course- in haw. Pharmacy,
Vetet iniay Science, and IVdag"gics. ' ) vvdi
c.pupped laboralori'v- . 1 -hop- and model
L* room : new inlirniary.
i Tuition fee. shtpcr si->i?in; otlicr tecs,
~'2't including infirmary fee. covering tncilicinal
allcndanee, lucdtciius. etc I Table
' hoard. >'!<? 'it SI2 ' <! jar month. Ituoms
rent free. Total expenses, including fuel.
! lights, washing. Ii>nk-. tic . about J?lSO.
Tuition fee remitte?l t<> s'udents cttifjing
their inability to pay it.
1 Session opens first Tuesday in October.?
t laitranee examinations held the preceding
. week. .1 M. McRIl YDK,
ITi*>UIOIII.
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' VALUABLE PLANTATION
TO SELL OR RENT.
'.'in acres of choice ? > !?<-n r.iul griiii land
1 in l iiioii <\#11111 v. williin a nii'c of < ioshcti
i lliil 1'. aii' 1 the (J. C. \ N. K It., and U
? from tho ?> Ce. !< Jt.
. UMi,\ri:i:s i;i:ni kasii.y iuk ir? iiai.ks
of CiiTToN
i'hote is a good dwelling lioiiso, kitchen.
I smoke house, large gin house ami screw,
a ami lo'coa-aiy outbuildings en the place,
a*>< 1 a line young orchard ami garden.
Ii is eonveiiieui to school- ami churches.
1 The place is very healthy anil noted for its
e fertility if soil.
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I'rospcriiy. S. C.
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, FURMAN UNIVERSITY.
I GREENVILLE. S. C
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V < iiv?o> in Aiie'unt ami Mnleru I,anc
Miiilii'Miitic-. Seienee. Nleiapliysies,
L. ami l.iieiatui e are provi-leil. 1 n-?lnoti??it
(Imroiiph.
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II ? IT,OF. II. T. I'l ?< ?K.
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To the Gin Men.
1 W,:sTI1'1' si:u' Tll,: I'ou.owiNi;
t\ reliable ami ivcll-le*H"l <iin? :
" WINSJI11'.
1 lillOWN.
I II.M.I,.
; I'llATT
Call ami -ec n< Itefnre pureli i-iiij;, ?- <'ur
terms itii' .-iccuniido>):iIii,;:
? I Alii! THOMSON.
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c ii o s s keys
rnili; l'rn?? Kci? Mlinlne wi'.l I'uriiisli a
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CANDIDATES.
The fee for announcing :i candidate is ? >,
to bo paid before the annouocccment will
appear. Wc with it to be understood that
we will not deviate from this ru'c for any
on,', so that it will be a waste of time to
seudau announcement without the tee. for
it will not he published.
I OK THK SEX ATE.
GLENN l>. PEAKE.
The Farmers Club Association of West's
Springs respectfully uiuicuncc Mr. ULENN
1>. PLAKLnsu candidate for Stato Senator,
subject to the decision of tlie Primary Election.
*
May 10. lS'.H).
C. C. (T LP.
The many friends of Charles C. Culp, Es<|.,
respectfully nominate him as a candidate for
the Senate, subject to the decision of the
pe?'ple at the primary election.
M.vSiv Fuiemis. *
HOUSE OF KKl'ltESEXTATIYES
j" L SWINK, JK.
1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for a seat iu the House of Representatives,
subject to the decision of the primary
election.
J. L. SWINK, JR. *
GODFREY I). FOWLER.
I am a candidate for the Legislature: sub
iwi iv iuc uvvnuu wi uiv i niimrj iiii'inuu.
(ioDFREY 1$. FOWLER. *
.10]IN K. JEFFKR1ES.
The friends of Cnpt. John R. .Icffcricn, appreciating
his past services, his uncompromising
integrity, his undoubted talcut^aud
fitness to till the position with profit to the
State ami ('utility, hcrehy announce him a
candidate lor a seat in the Legislature: subject
to the decision of the primary election.
ClTI/.K.NS. :;"
DR. K0IIE11T LITTLE.
The friends of Dr. Robert Little, appreciating
bis services for the farming interests
and the Democratic Party of the County and
State, respectfully name him as a candidate
for the House of Representatives : subject
to t lie decision of the primary Election.
I'ka ltmck DKMnrit its. *
C. WALTON WHITMAN.
The friends of Mr. (!. Walton Whitman
hereby nominate him as a candidate t represent
I'nion County in the House of Representatives,
subject to the decision of the
primary election.
It is almost unnecessary for us to speak
of Mr. Whitman's fitness for the position.
The people of Union County know him, and
know that he is an clui|ucul speaker, a firm
and unflinching advocate of all the political
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 him in, lie
advocated, almost alone, certain reforms in
the State government hill was defeated.
Many of those refotins have been secured;
but there are still important reforms necessary
and we know no man better able to
secure them for u* than Mr. Whitman. *"
FOR PRORATE JFOCTE.""
JASON M. UK EE It, JR.
The friends of J. M. Urecr, Jr., respectfully
place his name before the people of
I'nion Oountv as a Coiiiiielcnl ucrson i.? <iis
charge the duties of Probate Judge. subject
to tlie deci-ion of (lie Primary Election.
Many Fitir.Mts.
j \ MP.S M. UI:E.
I respect fully announce myself a candidate
tor re-election to lite office of Probate
Judge. for I'nion County: subject to the plan
of election ndo|ted by the Democratic
<'utility Convention.
JAM l-S M. GI:E. *
WILLIAM W. .11)11 NSt IN.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate for
the ftlicc <>f Probate Judge for Union County,
subject to the vote at the primary election.
W 11.LI AM IV. JOHNSON.
I.C. WALLACE.
T.i the people of Union County : I respectfully
announce myself a candidate for
the otlice of Probate Judge, at the Democratic
Primarv election.
J. U. WALLACE. *
FRANK L. TOWNS END.
1 hereby announce myself us a candidate
for i he office of Judge of Probate for I nion
County, subject to the vote at the Primary
Election.
FRANK 1,. TOWNS END. *
j OK lOl .M l TREAM UllK.
lb \\. (1)1) WIHTI.UCK.
1 respectfully announce myself a candiil
ite l'ur tlic olliec uf County Treasurer, subjeet
to lite decision of the primary election.
11. W. Wll IT LOCK. *
Joll.N II. (SALLMAN.
The many fiiends <?f .lulin Henry finllmau,
relying u|>nii his integrity ami fitness fur the
position, respectfully nominate him a eamli
lale fur the ulliee of County Treasurer, subject
to the decision ul" the primary elect ion.
.1. 15. T. SCOTT.
The friends uf J. 15. T. Scott, respectfully
announce hint as a candidate for re-election
to the ulliee of County Treasurer, subject to
the decision of the primary election.
ITttKNns.
SCHOOL (O.ILMISSIOMAL
I!LIZA A GARNKIL
I consider it a conscientious duty to place
my notice before the public us a candidate
for t be olfice of School Commissioner, subject
to the decision of the Primmy election.
I propose to attend to the olliec for (> 1 IO|
one iiiiiidi ed and forty dollars a year, anil
give the rest of the salary lo'heiietit the
schools. I trust the people will please allow
me mi honest showing at the Kicction.
Ll.l/.A A. thUlNJilt.
WILLIAM T TIlO.MSltN.
The friends ot .Maj. 5\. I . Thomson, an.
nounco liini as a candidate tor the olliec of
ri.uui?i<'tiiiiii'.'iuilii iui ?, moll * U11111 i Mllljt'ci
to iliu iu-cisioii (1 die I'liuinry Election.
Muj. 'llioiiiKni is a man of fiutw education
an l | o.-Mssva ail ilie ?|iiuliticntious noci-ssary
to I'lil 11?C Hue '? lilt' fhtipfiiclioil of llic
1'COfif
\\. M I msi i;I:
The many frit-iel* el W . M. I*< 11*i". Kienvititr
11is tilins* f't tin- oilire ami ii|>|>i <-<-i.ii iti? !
, hi- lailliliilne-< in ?li*rliar<iinj.' t lie ilini?? of!
i (lie |". iii- n In-il l' foie. Ii?toIi\ liim !
i |nr i lie i iliee of'.s'lmol i - 111?11 ~-1 n i. Milijeel
( In ilie* 1 i i- i 11 "! ilio 1 rlimiry elw ion.
M L. I.DM \M DM.
' I In- lYmini- of M.I,. i.ummi i', k now hi"
lii-n i.- it a i an ?-|'aiiiliiv. | mm of eliarnc*
1 it-r. in t-\jn-i it-iu-e-l ami ?nrri-?-lnl .^clii ol
I i-irlii-i. i.ikv I'll ii-ni in I'laciiio || v naiiip
lie Ion-tin- I't-ojle n| Ini-n loiiniy a-a t-amli!
-I tie f'l St-lionl l'oiiiiiii?ini,t-|-, - ill ?i t-el iii i In*
( |?-i-i-i-'ii of iln- i'limary elt-ilioii.
V I.I ITWJiHIN.
I IhtcI \ announce inyrelf a comll late
fur l hi' "llii t* ol Jm'Iii "I <'oinfni?<ioiicr fi r
L'lii in <'utility, sulijrcl to the <l<-ci-*ion of the
people nt llic I'riiuniy election.
NEWTON 0. JulllLbJOllN. *
j. L. WALKER.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office of School Commissioner,
subject to decision of the Primary Election. '
J. L. WALKER. *
FOR AtDITOR. "
DANIEL 1NMAX.
We, tbc friends of Daniel Inmnn, knowing ^
him to be u most worthy man and fully com- ,
petent to perform the duties of the office, do ^
hereby nominate him as a candidate for the
office of Auditor for Union County, subject
to the decision of the primary election.
TIIK Old (UMBO. * 1
~ NAT?It. MORGAN.
1 hereby respectfully announce myself for
re-election to the office of County Auditor,
subject to the decision of the primary election.
NAT. II. MORGAN. *
.. . ;i
COUNTY ? (Ol MIHSIONEKS. ?
It. W. DAVIS
date for the otlice of County Commissioner,
sebject to the decision of the primary clec- I
tion. )(. W. DAVIS. *
H. F. FOSTER.
We present to the voters of Union County
the name of 1$. F. Foster, (better known as
Doc. Foster l for the othce of County Comuiis- ^
sioner, subject to the action of the Primary
Election.
Many Fbicnm. *
THOMAS X. KELLY.
At the urgent solicitation of his fellowcitizens
of l'iuekncy. Nortli rncolet and
other parts of the county, Mr. T. N. Kelly
has consented to become a candidate for the
office of County Commissioner.
Mr. Kelly is a successful Farmer, an astute
financier and a splendid business man,
qualifications so necessary in flic important
oflice of County Commissioner: and added <
to these good qualities, he possesses another
and equally important essential, that of
being a truly puru and honest man.
Citizens or IV.\ Hi ma:. J
A.A.CACLT. J
I reaper'r illy announce myself a candi- ,
date for County Commissioner; subject to
the decision of the primary election.
A. A. GAULT. *
W. M GALLMaN. ]
Feeling truly grateful for the confidence a
reposed in me by a large majority of my j
fellow-citizens at the laet election, in electing 8
me to the oflice of County Commissioner, j
and conscientiously believing that 1 have j
performed the duties of the oflice to the (
best interests of the county, 1 hereby announce
myself a candidate for re-election
to that office, subject to the decision of the
primary election.
W. M. CAM.MAN. * j
T. .1 F.I F HFCII IIS. 1
The many friends of T. Jeff Hughes,
knowing his ability and fitness for the office,
hereby most respectfully announce him as a
mini i< 1m t r? fm* i hi? altiiui nt* I *i111111 v I 'Finnic
sioncr, subject to the decision of the primary (
election. M\sv Fntrxns. *
J. A. CHAMBERS.
The friends of J. A. Chain hers, having
confidence in his integrity of character and
ability to perform the duties of the otliee. for
the into economic interests of the County,
hereby nominate him a candidate for County (
Commissioner, subject to the decision of I lie (
primary election.
JOHN ti. FAIUt. i
I respectfully announce myself a eandi- <
date for the otliee of County Commissioner t
subject to the decision of the Primary elec- 1
lion. t
.1. (i. FA 1111. * t
FIDE LIT Y !
LOAN and TRUST CO- ,
? or ?
SPAUTANHUKG, S. C.
CAPITAL PAID IN, SUO,000.00 ,
ormKits.^^
President, George Coficld '
Treasurer, - - W. E. llurnett
Attorney. J. 15. Cleveland
lUHKC'TOltS.
Joseph Walker. ' J. 15. Cleveland.
W. S. Manning. \ Geo. W. Kicholls.
1). E. Converse. | W. E. llurnett. c
JJT. C. Duncan. I George Coficld. i
N Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of
four per cent, per nnuuiu, and added to
aocouuts semi-annually.
fcTJnlv P.t 2MI lv
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PEA RIDGE BARBECUE,
A T
JONESVILLE.
? ?
Wl' will furnish :i hrst-class Darbccue
wiiliin tlie corporate limits of Joncsvillc.
An oust I"?, lS'.Ht,
Everybody is invited t?? come. Tlic can
did at es will nil be there.
The Helton band will furnish the mioic.
i. ii. sritnusti.
.1. A. Alt A MS.
i uiv _?*, *:?? St
LARGER STOCK AN1
THAN KVEI
SPRING | su:
NOW ON EX
We have ,iu>t received olio of the largest ai
Goods, Dry Goods, Clothing,Shoes, Hats, etc.,
at prices as low as times are hard.
Ladies, See Our Dress <
In Dress (ioods we can show you. tindoubl
at nny price, from *?e per yard to the nicest got
dress at 10 cents per yard?\Vw()|, GOODS.
I A l \ I ?7<a i s A rno
jjauj rjo iii\ x o.?
pretty. nnd our price* arc guaranteed at low a
go without a new Hat, when she can bur one F
can suit Buy one. both in price and quality. 1
and if tlie prices of these arc more than you wi
wiil sltow you (inods which ire so cheap that 3
In this depot Intent you will tind two pleas
.Miss Cora Counts, who will welcome you and n
country coming to town ore requested to make
CLOTHING !
We have .just received a luge Slock of Sj
try to save yen notify In this lio".
shoes, si 10
Now, everybody knows that Shue* are SI'
Shoes such as you w;ll sellout so- 111 a t <wu
amine our Shoes. In f,ic slfr- I r La,li< s, w
I'",. I*. 1, 1. 1. 11 *\ COS. F IN F. SIIOlvi, glut lain I e
i>< >>1 1 :?srr?
llemetnher. wo are always headquarters j
bear in mind, that re are balers, in prices nn
l'olitc and courteous attention given to all,
Very Kcspcctfull
GltAilAi
Sept 14 d]
DO YOU"DRINK TEJS
IF SO. WK WISH TO CALL YOC
attention to
FHUKIIKIPS BLOSSOM CHOP J APA!
ivliich we are selling at t'>0 cents a poun
ind which is equal to any To cents or >
rea in the narsci.
TRY THK BLOSSOM CIIOT BLKN1?.
ilso celebrated for its purity, fragrance ac
strength.
Call on us for anyting in the Grocery lin
We have a choice lot of
FANCY GKOCEKIFS,
ind Canned Goods, such ns I'eaehcs, Tim
ipples and other fruits.
ALSO,
Canned Sainton. Lobster, and Totted llan
Tate tie foie gras. Baking Powders.Frensh
Yeast Cakes.
Condensed Milk. \c.
Lemons always on hand.
ALSO,
Fresh Baker's Bread, Cakes, Cracker
Tandies, &c.
(live us a call.
II. F. SCA1FE vt SON.
Feb 21 8 ly
uic Cdatc ol Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION,
lu ilie Court ?if Common l'lcis.
Mnrin A. Bayd. I'/iiiiiiiiV.
Columbus 15. Roberaoii. ami others, /'</< u<
mila.
IN obodiencc to an order made in tli
above stated case. by his Honor, Janu
h\ Irlar, Circuit Judge. I will sell before tli
.'ourt House door in the town of Unioi
nrithia the legal hours of sale, on the til"
Monday in August. IS'.Ml, the following de
scribed properly, to-wii :
040 ACRES.
All that tract of land containing tiiu
lumlred and forty acre*, situate and lyin
ibout seven miles below Union Court ll>>iis
n the eouuty of Union aforesaid, on but
lidesof Fair Forest Hirer, and bounded b
amis of M. M. Humphries. deceased. Mn
dates, J. T. Hill Co.. A. (5. li ce, Mr:
loung, and others.
TEH MS t?F SALE.
One third cash ; the balance on a credit i
>nc and two years in cqtt 1 installments, wit
lit crest from day of Sale, to be secured b
iond of the purchaser and a mortgage of tli
ircmises.
JAMES MUNKo.
Master for Uniou County.
Master's Office, Julv "?, IS!mi.
July 18 * L"J :ii.
The State of Soutli Caroliiiii
COL'XTV OF CM ox.
By J AS. M. <!KE, Es.,.. Probate Judge.
Will: HE AS, II. C. Miller. Ii.-i
mnde suit tome to gram liim lellei
?f Admiiiisiration on ihe estate nml vlfeci
if Dora C. Miller, deceased.
These are therefore, t > cite and adiuoiiis
ill and singular (lie kindred and creditor
>f the said Dora C. .Miller. deceased. tin
hey be ami appear before me in the Conn <
L'robalC, tobehebl at I iii.ni t'-unt Ibuisi
state aforesaid, on thc'.'.h day ol Vug. i
o shew cause, if any they have, why t)
.--kid ndniiii'Mratioii should imi bo giauiel.
jjClivcn under my )|.>n [ 1 seal. Hps lilt
fay of July, A. D. I.v.m. I
Published in Ihe Weekly Union Tuna u
5Sr.il!nay or July, IS'.ni.
July2"? ' .in l'i
BARBECUE AT UNION
r|AlIE undersigned will give one of tl
J_ best Barbecues ever given in th
lotinty,
AT TTKTTOM a TJ
TUESDAY, AUG. 5.
This will be the Iir-t nulling ??i" tli
bounty cstitpaiftn airl every candidal.! < >
ected to he there and j?o ?*< to the ]?co|d<
Wo intend to hive a No. 1 Itinner.
.loSKI'll (i.M.I.M \N.
l,ol" IS IIAUNION,
duly "Jo '!'? 'Jt
R M McDERMID.
MACHINE REPAIR WORKS,
UNION, S. C.
SPECL1L . J TTbl ^ 'TIOj
TO REPAIRING
ENGINES, BOILERS AN]
MACHINERY,
OF ALL KINDS,
GUNS, &C.
I LOWER PRICES
t liEL'OIMO.
IVLMEK tiUODfc
HIBITION.
n?l beat selected Spriiifi ,?cKj? of Mill'iici
that cau he found in upper South t'aroliu:
Groods and Millinery
edly, Ilio InrgeM selection ever in l.'nioi
?ils at S| We cm sell yon a heuutiki
In .Millinery (hauls i.nr .Stock is simpl
immense. The styles this sca?on are ver
s any in the State. Why slnmhl a Ltd
IIO.M US AS LttW \S rV.N CUNTS ? w
lemcmher, we carry some very tine good:
isli to pay. tall for cheaper g o Is. and \vi
i'on will think our 111:1 l?l?T.!l stele them
ant young Ladies, Mi-? Venic I'river air
lake you feel at home. Ladies front th
i our store their headquarters.
CLOTHING!
uing ('lolling f r men an I hoy-. We wil
ES, SHOES.
iiw\."* niii.ii> hi- will Mi' VV i Murk
l'H> > 7' <1! 1" (Hull. I',v. 1,1,1. y should < >
i" l i e Iimi'tl nj? Mn ?*. *"??, I In* celebrate
I I.. t? hi <1 to ii to 1.
CJ < * < > >1 >>?.
ii I mill"" irs. C.iiio mi I j r!<- <>i.r?, nn
id xiyleH.
, whether looker* on or pun In-cr*.
( & SPARKS'.
CHEAP CASH STORK.
if
r R E D I* (
;in PR j
<1
In order to re
1 SPRING and
Stock of Dry Goods, Shoe
c. from this date ofTer anyth
I3IM.ENS10
^ at about C
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOI
ELSEWHE
liospcctfully,
RODGER & 1
bcpt (? 3(>
SPRING 0
EVERY
10
? '
IC
. Our Now {Stock ol' Spring and Suiiuiu
1 and llats is now in. and we arc prepared
. PRICES, QUALITY.
e Special attention is called to our line
,l Laces, and (Jents Furnishin*'Hoods, of '
y ?
' MORE COMPLETE ST
BEFOB
h You are respectfully invited to call am
' FOSTER, WIL
Jnu 1 I
DOWN,
For the next .'?(> days we will offer speci
new and seasonable floods, such as \\ bite am
s India Silks, < 1 inrhams, Choose (Moth, Outin;
: II A T S , I
it In Straw and Felt we are ofl'oriug great 1
>t" now is the time, and McLure s is the place t
SHOES,!
h
In Shoes we arc the leaders, in both styles
u t\ nr*f r>ujijity ami mo prepared to suit one :
low <|uartcr Sliocs on our "Uargain Counter.
C L 0 T II
Don't you want a Seersucker or nu Alpaca
full line of these goods on haud, and at price
G I V E U S ,
ic W e sell all goods at the YliKY IjOWJ^S
e. ltospfictl'ully,
T. \V, AhVl
April 11 15
Specials, f"5
JUST V&i
V A I d
F . (i . T K E
.1 E W E L R V
The iihi-I complete Slink of l.e Mure .s Cclcni
Classes. Wnh the inteiiiiou of making i> ft .s|?-c!
_ lonst improve! spectacles.
Also on Iminl, n line Slock of Watches, I'i
ALL INVITED
Very respectfully
J .May * '
, PREPARE FOR
I.
If you arc in need of a C
" ER, CONDENSER, or COT
y and call on me before pur(
y
/ BIKKilKS
M AliA' lOSS
!
GENEn T. HARDWARE j
>?^'
\ ours, truly,
av. n.
LKA1)1N(J
l'cb 11 7
- T I 0 N
[_C E S.
iducc our
SUMMER
)s and Hats, we will
Ling in our
STOCK
JOST.
DK BFFORF PIIRnHASIMP.
RE.
PURCELL.
iy
PENI\TG
DAY.
Clothing, Shot's
t?> moot tin* Market in
41 STYLES.
I iMvss (moils, \\ Into (kiimIs,
which wo ? LAlKiEK :m<l
OCK THAN I1VER
LE.
1 see Miir line.
iKIIMS & CO
It
DOWN. .
al indueontonls t ? ('ash buyers, in
il Colored I.nvus. CluiMics, Sateens,
; Cloth, Calicoes and Worsted".
! A T S .
bargains. II you wish a straw hat
0 get it.
C< TT ft Ta Q
U Xl U ill O.
1 and prices. Wo havo just received
I T1 d Jill W t> Kara oomv ?*j., J/.j* ill
[ IN G.
t for this hot weather ? Wo havo a
3 that cannot bo beaten.
A. C A I li .
T price.--, for CASH.
jUK BO,
tf
^ RECEIVED
I' Z lb R ' S
STORE,
Kick (Vy-liii Hno ;iuc!?s aii'l bye
?.iy 1 hive obtaii 6<1 t ic very K'est ate!
an 1 .Jewelry.
TO CALL.
F G TREFZEK.
.i i.w ki.KI:
'Jin
A BIG CROP,
X)TTON GIN,
'TON PRESS, bo sure
chasing.
A XI)
IMIAETOXS.
r,
STOVES.
Line ol
. ..
\LWAYS ON HAND.
su:we j :v.
DKAEKU IN j; 11 AlU?\V AUK
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