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THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT. N. 0. LITTLEJOIIN, - Editoii A8BUKY. S. t\ A GRAND OCCASSIOH. The National Alliance meets in December at Oca'a, Florida, and 1 fee that the beautiful lit'le city of the "Land of Flowers" intends that our Alliance Brethren from the different States of the Union shall hare n ' uriijnu.t ra> i? tk. "MMUMUU State." Oeala proposes to throw open her doors to the members of the National Alliance free of chargc^ajid wi'h unbounded generosity invites them into ber orange orchards to help themse'ves of the "golden fru't," nn<l experience the wide difference in the orango plucked ripe and fresh from the trees and those that have to be polled immature for market ; then the railroads that traverse her beautiful country and the elegant steamers Hint glide npon her enchanting livers as ihliy wind in their serpentine courses to ocean and gulf, are to lie placed without cost at the disposal of the brethren, tha'. they may behold eoir.e of tlie beauties of that wonder-land. The fair grounds at Ocala arc to be fitted up anl made a grand Allianco exposition, filled with the implements, machinery, and products of our diversified agricultural ^ country. Then, as finishing touch, I see that at the last meeting of the hoard of directors tf the Alli-tuco exposition they have donated 1,000 boxes of oranges as a free gift to the delegates of the National Alliance, to hring home to their wives and children. My Alliance Brothers, don't we wish we had been of the favored few that were appointed by our Stale Alliance to go ? Wouldn't our precious sc'f sacrificing wives have looked lovingly and proudly on us as we would tell them of this Kl Dorado of the South ? Then how Qur little cotton-headed einui**en wnutu imve MiloteJ uieir eyes antl ulrrtehtd their mouths when we would Imve been able lo present them wi'h a wholr bo* of oranges ! But, my Brother, I must stop my pencil from following my imagination ; and will only beg you nnd yours to live eoberlv and righteously. that you may hare a aood umc in tne owcci ujrtf oj*> *? nTim oc ion nerd t> haro a poor time 111 this world and the next too. PROHIBITION. Not long since, in the city of tireenvillo I saw a candidate, emtio from one of the ^ "Devil Den," with waicli that city is ehaincfully cursed, with the distil'ol Devil that men call whiskey to buy votes. Then it roquircd no fanciful picture, but only reality to think of the hcarlneb?r, thewees, toe curses, the blows, tears, the orrows the strifes, the crimes, the deb's, the P* ns, the blasted hopes, the intense degradation and Miprcnic misery which would come from that single barrel of whiskey. Surely, no thinking man will vote for ruck a Candidate. If men with this vile prison fill olir inilo 0I1..-I.. ? ? f.wii.-inuiisua una asylums with 1 victims, what Inw is too severe to restrain ami chain this monster so merciless to mankind ? If it feeds our pcuitcutiurivs oud drunkard, and the Lord pity any man that advocates high license. llis plan to eavo the people from the curse of rum reminds me of this little poem : "A smiling young woman of Niger, Who went out to ride on a tiger, At the end of therile She came hack inside, With her smile 011 the face of the tiger." Nothing but rnoin iiitiox will please Hod, and free the people. ?#? . - ? I LAW AND EDUCATION. ' Divine law, seems to have been instituted J to restrain wrong and promote right. 1 Civil law, says lllackMone, minus "the ! rules of human action or conduct.*' Our laws arc only such rules ns our courts, supported by proper authority, will enforce. The law! of our republic rests, not on hayo- 1 nets, as iu Europe, but on the hearts, will, an I intelligence of a free people. Or, to adopt the words of Lincoln. "Ours ia a government of the poiple, for the people, end by the people," hence tho grand imcnco of our social and political society the grand necessity of generol intelligence and educn'ion. Since, in a couutry like ours, public opinion reigns supreme and our laws are dictated by and keep pace only witli this public opinion, how necessary that we cultivate and teach an intelligence that will oisn !?.?. I?' ' ' ? ? ?%? ia-ei. mws mruiir own gCtlCVAtion : and laws to Avliieh posterity in the centuries that now lie hid in the invisible depths of the future may look lack with praise and gratitude. I A Scrap or I'ai-pr Savks IIkh Lick.?It was just an ordinary rcri.p of wrapping i paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told hy physicians thnt she was incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds, (to a piece of wrnpi ing ' paper she rend of I>r. King's New Discovery and got a sumpio iimuii . >.v.r, ..... .il; bought a large bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, continue! its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 14<> pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. II. Cole, ltruggist. Fort Smith- Trial bottles of Ibis wonderful Discovery Free at H. F. IVney's Drug Store. ' Stickis<; to Kari.k.?Dr. .1. A, Mays, in I lie presence of several gentlemen at tlio | court bouse on Mom lay morning lied, pre- i ecntod on behalf of himself and I lie citizens of Salem a handsome hickory st'ck to our dist inguishc 1 citizen, Colonel Joseph II. F.arle. '1 lie nick is neatly finished, of native hickory ?a pr aluct of the soil lie lias loved and defended so well?nml was presented in ric gnition of Colonel Knrlc's signal services to the J- lint* in (he lest canvass. ? Swnlrr Watchntnu. Mr. William Whisonnnt, who lives near the mouth of King's Creek, in Y< rk County, hns sold his entire home trnct, of 400 ncres of land, to Mr. Hubert Kigmy, of llrooklyii, Noav York. The latter gentleman bought thc|r.?perty for mining purposes, and will proceed to work it very soon. - ? A I.awykk DistiAiiitrn.?llaliimore. Sept. JJO.?The supreme bcneli lo-dny unanimously signed an order disbnning Hon. John II. Handy, ex senator, and one of the most prominent attorneys of Ilie lord bar. for e induct unbecoming a lawyer in having apM propriated l> hia own use trn-t funds * amounting to many thousand dollars. t J f ? J i Tub Asti Lottery Bii.l Bfcomfs Law.? Woshing'on, Sept. lit.?The President signed tlie ant -lottery bill at Cresson to-day. Mr. K-trs O. llnthbone, Chief Inspector of the l'ostuflico Department, thinks that the anti lottery bill which has juet pasted will prove adsaili bVw t> the Louisiana Lottery Company. Said he to-day: "It will so cripple thetn that they will be unable to do business on anythiog like a 'arge enough scale to meet the expense which the running of the lo tcry enta'ls. To be: ? itli. Ik* lie ncwspapt-^^C an adYerlisin^^iVoXiimr f r no paper could afford to forfeit the r right to use the mails for the sake of the lottery adv. Hieing. Then the bill prevents the i oii>piny fn m using banks as its agents for tli ul ec imiof registered letters. Under this hill the in lividual who encloses $1 in a 1? tier through the mails for the purchase of buy .tig a 1 tli ry ticket is as liable to prosecution as an officer or agent of the company would bo for us ng the mails. I told the l'oslmnster (Seneral that this bill meant the iltfith nf tlip Inttorv ihiinimviv "Of course it w.-uld not tlo to violate the sancl ty of the mnil, nnd that will make it all the in' re d fbcult to detect the frauds on the mail if dr y were attempted. Tlie penalty of one yeir's iinprisouincnt will ilo more than mi) tiling else to prevent the lottery people from using the mails. We propose to give it the closest scrutiny and to prosecute to the utmost any violations of the law. A few convict:ons will deter any extensive use of the mails for this purpose. One very important feature of the new law is the clause thai provides that any pet son vl->1n,inj? its provisions may ho pro. ceeded against either in the district where the unlawful pub icition is mailed or to which it is carried l>y mail fur delivery, or at which it is caused to be delivered by mad to the person to whom it is addressed. "In Louisiana it was found that the decisions of the courts were uni'orinly favorable to the lottery, and convictions might not he secured. Under the new law the cases can be tried elsewhere. 1 think the effect of the new law will bo to wind up the lottery, and 1 know that the lottery magnates are of a similar opinion." As Empty Complimknt,?Yesterday morning, after the adjournment of the Republican Slnlc Convent ion. a Convention of the Fourth Congressional District met in this city. mere were only iwo ennumines ucioreuie Convention: Dr. J. F. Kn>or and F. A. Saxon. C. M. Wilde was not in the race at nil, linving announced several days ago that lie would not he a candidate, but still two eonudinientary vo'cs wrro cast rap him. l)r. J. K. Knsor received the nomination by a handsome majority, tluugh what he waiita with it, unless it he to make future political capital out of it, is hard to understand as the Fourth District is ovcrwhelming'y Democratic as to lewc any Republican candidate not even the gho-t of a chance for a seat in Congress. ? Cel. K'gi.-tcr. Mow Monky Travki.s Aiioiit.?Recently several gentlemen met in n hotel at Kinston, Out. One of them reeeivo.t ;;; change a ten cent piece en which was inscribed the mystic symbols, "11-78." "l$y Jove!" said he, "here's a ten center that some feller has marked to see if it will ever cotno hack." Let me see it," replied a gentleman of the party, "tii-iitlcroen," he s iid, "my name is II lv ..... usury uermomi. Twnlveycnrs ago, at Ilalif**t S., I marked twenty ten cent pieces as < Si is one is marked. This is the third eno that has turned tip." lie offered the owner of the $1 for it and got it.? 7*i>r<>nf<? ftloltr I'l.l'CKV PtfKKXS WoMKX.?Gates, S. (' , Sept. 17. ? Mrs. Kobcrt l>illnrd stttnib'cd tfff. r iw ratt'e snake thnt had a rabbit charmed near their house last Monday. It had also ten rattles aud bu't it. These are the only rattle snakes that were killed in this immediate neighborhood this year.? 7V/. to (ir'rnril/t A The New York ll*?/7</ and ?Y< ?<*.? nut I C>>uri>r n sale at II. F. SCA1FK & SUN'S. Al'mtMAJtKXT CuitK.?For years 1 was rouhlcd with the most mnlignnt type of I'hronic It'ood Trouble. After trying various other remedies, without getting any benefit, I was induced by Joe Scliell, a btrber, who has s nee moved to St. bonis, and who was cured by Swiff 's Specific of a Constitutional lllood Trouble, lo take S. S. S. A few bottles cuted me permattetrly. I al-o consiiler S. S- S. the lies! tonic 1 ever taw. While taking it toy weight increased and my health improved in every way. 1 have recommend S S- S. to several inenu', nnu in every case iney were satisfied with the results* S. A. Wnmiir, Midw iy. I'll .* The I'itiliidffp/uii Rrcord says: '-Whoever controls the school liooks of a nation controls *U? /..? ? tknu(fklo rif i?a ponplo. Tho ?*Vlier impressions upon you'hfnl minds can never he effaced. No matter what may he inculcated by subsequent teachings, the lessons learned from primary text-books are never forgotten. Therefore, it is wise to guard with solicitude the chnr.no s through which information may tlow to the young minds of scholars in the public school*." A Mo* or Soiik*.?I am so grateful for the beneficial results obtained from using S. S. S. that I want to add my testimony to that already published, for the public good. I was a mass of sores before using, but am now entirely cured. <\ McCarthy, St. l.oui*. Mo. Treatise on Blood and Skin IHseases inai'ed free. SB I FT SI'Kt'l Fit' CO., Atlanta. Ca. had es I,ace Handkerchiefs at lOcts. each it H M. COIIKS & JUKI'S ? IndlgcatlonrahcTS'foiTiacK'arsbMers, tuo llllrtWWS IRON ItlTTKIIII All dealers keep it. $1 per bottle. Genuine lins I trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrap|>cr. List of Letters lteiuaining in the Posloflieo at I'liiou, for lie week eliding Sept. lib, IKPO. Willie Eubnnk. | II Calfuev. Persons calling for the above letters wi\ [dense say il advertised, ami will be required !o pay one cent for their delivery. J. <\ HUNTI'.'lt, P. M. Three Buckeye Mowers KOlt SALE, At less than cost. Apply to .1. II. KolKiKH. or K. N. ItOHOKIt. Masonic Notice. Alt ! '.<. i^s .A I; t 'omniiinication of I'tilon-*' Lodge, No, 7">. A.1. F.\ >!. . wi 1 be ! held at Masonie Temple Ibis, Friday, evening. ?t b o'e'eek. All the brethren are urged to be present. W, 1>. AltTlll It. See'y. Admininistrator's Notice. \l,l. persons bo'ding elaims against the j ediUe of Wi'lie L. Scaife. will present tlicui. properly attested at onee to It. F. A It'l lII It. Admin si rotor. Sept o ? 3'i tf TAX NOTICE. rpilK Tox Hook? for Union Cmoty, S. CM X wi'l be opened at Union C. II., S. C., on tbc 1f?th day of October, 18tH), for the oolleciion of the tnxee for the fiscal year conitncncing November 1st, 188U, and will remain open until the 16th day of December, lK'JO, at which tfane they.." will" close and 16 per [law. For ?lie purpose of collecting "said laxes I will be nt the following places on the day and date named : I'nio/i C. //., October 16th to 23d. Wrtt S/>rin</*, Fii-lay forenoon, Oct. 24th. Cultraint, Friday afternoon, Oct. 24th. , Saturday forenoon, Oct. 26th. Cedar UliijT, Monday afternoon, Oct. 27th. Cror* AVyjr, Tuesday, O tober 28 li. M inter'? Store, Wednesday forenoon, Oct. 21Hb. Cot/ten //ill, Thursday forenoon, Oct. 30ih. Dam, Friday, October 31st. Suntur, Saturday until 3 1'. M., Not. 1st. Mt. Tabor, Monday, Nov. 3d. A'elt<>n, Tucslay, Nov. 4th, and Wedne-day forenoon, Nov. fit It. Oondet/tviUe, Thursday forenoon, Nov. tit It. Kendrick'e Store, Thursday afternoon, Nov. Gth. Wilkineville, Friday, Nov. 7, and Saturday*, forenoon, Nov. 8th. Drai/tonville, Monday, Nov. 1 OtIf. Timber Ridye, Tuesday forenoon, November 11th. Anbury, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 11th, and Weduedt lay forenoon, Nov. 12tb. JonesriUe, Thursday, Nov. 13th, and Friday forenoon, Nov. 14th. TAX LEVY AS FOLLOWS: For State purposes 5J Mills. For Ordinaay County purposes -U Mills. For School Constitutional tax 1 Mills. For l'ast Indebtedness 1J Mills. For Interest on Ilailrond llonds 3) Mills. For Retiring Railroad llonds 1 Mill. Total ITi Mills. All mile c'ltixens between the ages of twenty-one nnd fifty years, who ore physically able to earn a support, ire liable to pay a poll tax. l'cr-ons owning property in different townships will pleate so state when they conic to pay their tax. 1 will he at my nflice at Union C. II., on and after the Ifitli day of November, lH'.Kl, until the 15th tiny of htceabci, i8:?0. J. 1$. T. SCOTT, County Treasurer. Sept HI 38 U SHERIFF'S SALES FOR OI TOllFit, 1800. I) Y virtue of sundry excciui >ns to inc di) reeled, I will sell, before the Couit House door, in the town of Union, on Monday the sixth day of October next, during the legal hours of sa'ci, the fo'lowiug de1y?ng"nm?fPcfng ft" T,nioirTowT7ship, 'lJDt()n j County, containing two hundred nniPthirty acres, more or les-", btuiiulcd by lands of John McNeace, Phi ip Hunn, Samuel Bar1 ..1. r. n n-<t T f . . >?hu v.. vMi'iuukii, j.vimi cuncinir, lJr. L. E. Mendor, and others. Levied on nnil to be sold as the property of T. J. Harris at the suits of Thomas Vinson and others, plaintiff's, against T. J. Harris ami J. C. Harris, Defendants. 1I.SO, Hit) ACItKS. One tract of land belonging to the estate of Joseph M. Foot', deceased, eitnatc, lying and being in .lonesvillc township, I'nion County, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John Sartor, J. \V. Scott, C. It. Long and McWhirter tract, set off to the widow and chiMren of Joseph M. Scett, deceased, ns a Homestead exemption. Levied on and to be sold as the properly of Joseph M. Scott, deceased, at the suit of William .Mnnro, pla'titiff, against Joseph 0. Scott, as Administrator of the es'ntc of Joseph M. Scott, deceased. J. (b I.ONfi, Sheriff Union County. Sheriff's Office, Union Co , Sept. 1 "?, IH'.K). Sept lit 3t Pooi* House and Poor House Farm ! oikick ni coi'nty commission*!!*, ) Csion Coi'nty, Sept. '23, lX'.tO. | SEALED bids, addressed to tlie Clerk of this Hoard, will bo received until Monday the 13th day of October next, for Sujuriutendent of l'oor House and Kami; and bids for the necessary sewing, which will be two Pints escli for the l'nu]><rs unable to <lo their own work. For the farm the County will furnish the Stock for a two-horse farm, provender for saiil stock, and the necessary farm implements. 1H TIES OF SCPEHINTESDENT. The Superintendent will be required, when not otherwise employed on the premises, for'lie County, to make a hand on the farm and do the necessary hauling of supplies ami wood : to hire the additional labor and e.ujtivjitr Jbe farm under the directions of Any further information required will be pivoti hv I lie ('lorlr i?f ll?o l!,%av.l ?" B-- ^ ? i ? !'plication. By order of the Board. CIIAKI.KS BOLT, Clerk of Board. Sept lf"> d'.t ;tt Notice to Trespassers. Al.l, persons are hereby cnuth ned not to trespass on the plnnfn'ion known as the MeKiseiek Place, situated near Cross Keys P. ()., and now occupied Ly the undersigned. l?y riding, walking, hunting, cutting town trees or trespassing in any other way on said place, without my consent. If any one, without regard to race or color, is found violating the above notice they will he prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. EDWIN DAVIS. Cross Kc)!i, Sept :;T Ml For Sale or Lease. MY plantation in the fork of Pacolct and Broad Itiver, known an the Alexander piece, containing five hundred acres. A four or five horse farm can he cultivated. LIBKIIAL TKllMS. Kor particulars enquire of Mr. J. It. (hillmar, living near the place, or myself at Pacolct, S. C. h. f. McDowell. Sept. PJ dH lm. ATTENTION, C I am home again ?ty >j( the best and ** Stock of Ctoodi. :ifcarti I find that "wortcy t-iNtt" 4pPthero as ' * " "** ' *1 '' 1- - liittimAii UASn ?na mcroioro ypa ga oui iuw tomcrs the benefit. I bay cfyp nnd s? adage, tbat ''quick sale* and thort profit i > n o ] thin line in5 Stock idurper ntx la Ladies Proas Goods, niyKsortuton select, bofore the Stock has b<*n picked SH03?. SHO Our Stock of Hoots and Sloes is so 1 tbcoi. If jou wish nnythinf in this lin -A_I> Io this department nit I nsl is that y'o themselves. j ' O M> T J I hare some special lodgements io Clothing, from the <^h'? 'be 6ocst 4fe!*JJ?if I' k!? ^ what I say. ... ,.1 LABKES J I can sell you Ladies'ickcts at New io thcui. I bare some fauties. o it 001 Will sell you Crockerj'iO per cent, el Give me a call. llcspccti J. April 11 T . E . H . WIHir.Kt.VLE AND I' ALL KINDS FURNIT WINDOW SHADE8 CORNldE I CARPETS, RUGS SASH, D R S , LUMBER A N C LIM1S! IAI I HANDLE THESE GOODS HY TI1E t To HIVE INSIDE FiGUHKS ON ANYTH1N Sept '2C> WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, BANKERS, UNIOX.SC. A general banking business t. nnsnctcl. Deposi's received, subject to check. Exchange bought and foM. Collections made on all points. Safe deposit boxes to rent. % Accounts of indifidu<l**n.nd flrrosiirlic't d. j ,i i?i w.nier does ?"fT_ PBfenlx Insuranc) not ,,av j,js )UJ4,78l,25f Norwich Union Knot I,.r?0 *>;?$! Sejit o tin Notice of Application for Charter. NOTICE is hereby given that application will be made to the Uencal Assembly of the State of South Carolina, a1 its next Sc-sion, for the Chnrter of a llailroad Company to construct and opera'e a railroad from I'nion Court Houy>, S. C., or from seme point between I'nion Court House and Jonesville. on lli* 1iin? ?r ih,. Union and Columbia lUdroad, t > I ockhart Shoals, S. C., by such mute us nriy be deeiui'il most practicab'e. C. I>. FA I lit A It, V. K MoltKK, JOSEPH WALK Kit, A. II. FOSTKK. C. K. FLAMING. Sept 12 :t7 It The State of South jLnroVum. COUNTV nP Ity .IA.MKS M. UKK. K.?'U.. Prolmtc Judge. YTTHKHKAS, Melvin It. Kelly Ion made VY suit to me to g'tint him letters of Administration on the Iv-Ule of nri?l effects of Mary K. Kelly, deceased, Tlieso are, llicrcfere, to cilc and admonish all nnd singular tin* kindred and creditors of the said Mary K Krl y. deceased, that they be and appear, before inc, in the Court of Probate, to he h?!d ut Union C. II., South Carolina, on the tith day of Octobir, next, after publication lere? f. at II o'e'ock in the forenoon, to slow cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. (liven under my hand I hi-* Pith "lay of September, Anno loinini IStM). Jamksm. OKK, I SBAI. J Probate Judge. Published on lit! I'JtUd-y 0f September, 1H1JO, in. th? '?( " v' ^ \ CALL ON H. F. SCAIFS & SON, Dealers in all kinds o( Staple and Fancy Groceries, Confcdi inerirs an I Fruits. FINE CIGAHS AN I> T O 11 A CCO. CROCKERY. TINWARE, W OODENWARE. LA MI'S AN II CHIMNEYS. WICKS' ItrttVVltW l\ll k't'IUNt'\F (III. Tlic fines! Cream ' herso a I ways on I and, ami everything el-o in the Cirneery line. The Xrir* ttn<l Conner, Churl' 'Ion World. Greenville I huh/ .\V<>? and ilie New York World, always on sale. II. F. SC.*IFK SON. s W" ' drf , V A v^.^iabrerTrac ?i Laiitr FOB SALE. I OFFER for Mile 3( "? acre- of valuable land lying on ihe Glenn spring road, "J miles from t'nion II Tlcre i< a good farm house with I r. 1 oie oilier buildings on it, and a gor^ASIf'^'f wa'er. If not sohl privatelynl trot will sell |utb. licly on Salcsday in .J,'.;,* . ,1,'S. \ l'KMISON. fcici>t i> li^ It i e i j k&S BUYERS I W * ' f tbo Ndrthem Markets, where I bough well as it does "down here I tuy foi I THICKS. Of course I giro my cus II cheap, being a firm believer ia the old s" arc better than the old timo methods, O O 1> 5S . 1 better selected than ever before, t is simply superb. Come early ami over. ES, SHOES large that wo haven't room to place o now is your tiuie. rr> cai?s. u give tnc n look. Tbo gcods will sell HIJVG. "t t ? , this line, io both Men's and Youth's ? Iu Overcoats I found them no cheap Call and satisfy yourself that I moan rAOKETS. York prices, having gottcu a bargain i E U Y . hcaper than you can buy it elsewhere ully, W. McLURE, Agent. 15 tf \ 1 L E Y , tETAIL DKALKK IN URE AND BEDDING. ?OLiES AND PICTURE FRAMES AND MATTING. , AND BLINDS ) SHINGLES. MLE1 TAME! 'AIt LOAD AND AM ALWAYS lMtKl'MO'l (! IN MY LINK. I'.i :tm The State of South Oaroliim COVSTY OP 4W'/ON; In the Court of Common l'.cas. oummons for Uelief?Complaint not bciM'i Winter 0. Wivllnce, I'briiiHff, a;/ a hl*t Mary N. Parr, John W. 0, Smith. Pel Ivlwards ilmiiO!)ntnl Daniel I-.. I'.. Sunt /h/ciulan(*. To Ihf Dtftndunt*: E Bit' "WSWii Jli' your 'answer t> the snicl complaint I the hubooribor at hia offioc, No. Jl I. Pangc, at Union Court House, Foil C-troiina, within twenty days after the si Vice hereof, exclusive of the day of sir service; and if you fail to answer the coi plaint within the lime aforesaid, the plain! in this action will app'y to the Court for t! relief demanded in the complaint. J. C. WALLACK, Plaint ills Attorney. To the Dcfendan's, lte'ty IMwards ||>imi and Daniel K. K Smith ; Take notice, Tim the complaint in this action was tilol in tli otlico of tho Clerk of the Couit at Cniot in the County of Union and Stale of Soul Carolina, on the nth day of Sep'emhcr, iS'.n .I.C. W A U,At K. Piaiiit tl' s All- roey. Sfjt I "J :17 til The State of South Carolina. COI'NTV or UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Itc'icf-Cuiui lnint not Sorrel Winter C. Wi?1Ihc.?, /'to in tip', tli/lli/lff Jolin W. (!. Smith, Ihtty K<lwur<ls Unities Daniel K. I). Smith, .Mary N. Parr, Davit Smith, Jesse Smith, /Jrft ntlutit*. To thr Itrfrilifinit* : YOC arc hereby summoned an i require* to answer the eoin|daint in this action which is filed in the cilice of the Clerk o the Court of Common Pleas, for the sail County, and to serve a copy of your atiswei to the raid complaint on the subscriber a liis office. No. :| haw P.ange, at I'uion, S. C within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such service : and i you fail to answer the complaint niihin tin time aforesaid, the pUintitf in this netioi will apply to the Curt for the relief tie manded in the complaint. J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated Sept. lid. A. I>. iK'ttt. I r- - ) J. II. M< Ki.-suk, j skat. ^ Clerk. and Daniel K. K. Smith : Take notice, thai the complaint in this action was filed in tht office of the Clerk of the Court at Cnion in the County of Ciiioti and State of Soutl Carolina, on the 'J I day of September, ih'.ttt J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiffs Alterney. Sept 12 d7 'it VALUABLE PLANTATION TO SELL OR RENT. .*>(it) acres of choice cotton and grain lar.t in I'nion County, within a mile of (ioshei lli'i P. o. and the (I. C. \ N. It II., and 1J from the II C's. P. I!. 10<t ACRES It P.NT EASILY F< Ht 1 *> RALES OK COTTON. There i* a good dwelling hoii-c. kitchen smoke house, large gin house and screw and neeensary outbuildings on tht* place iinti ?i fiiin vtitiiirr rtrrlnii'il tiiul - ?? '~"v," i, -.ti.i ? 1 ?' The pl.'rtr i< very lienlthy mi l noted for iti fertility of soil. A|>|?lv to <\ IIPNTF.H. or JOS. II. Ill"N'l"KU. Prosperity, S. C. Auf; ' -"I if l.OOO IIumIicIk.?Native Ited Hiim Proof Set 11 OatH. for sa'c at FA Hit ^THOMSON'S, i Sept, 0 3?i If tlNEW GOOE NE1 f. A . . Our Buyer has just returned from tl 1 L'kx UUO"W * - ~ AK1COMPL We have also a, splendid a WKNT'Si CI FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND BA f,v? T ~.i:? 1VI VIVIIIO) iilldlt'd ZIEGLER'S HAND for Cents, in Congress ami Other reductions in REMEMBER THE D SEWING >: which we guarantee to be c<pial in e priced machines. Over 7?> now in u.se warranted for "? venrs. and have all ne The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, WIl Jnn 4 1 R E D U < IN PR In order to SPRING anc Stock of Dry Goods, Sh from this date oifer any UVIMENS1 at about . CALL AND EXAMINE OUR SI I ELSEWI Respectfully, < RODGER & Sepi 0 PREPARE FOI i.l If you are in need of II ER, CONDENSER, or C rand call on me before o n. ~ * BUGGIES HARNESS (W?tt \ -W? GENERAL HARDWARJ 1 Yours, truly, W. J LKADIiN j- Fob 1 I !' R M McDERMID, ; MACHINE REPAIR WORKS, f a U N I 0 X , S. C. SI*EC IA L A TTKJYTIOJ\ TO REPAIRING ENGINES, BOILERS AND G U N S , & C . WOULD HK 1'LKASKD TO FI'KNISH l'KICES TO THOSE NEEDING AXV KINO OK MACIIINEKV. It' your Kngine. Iloi'er, Thresher, (iin or Mill neeils repairing, now is tlio time to have it iIoik*. |)o not wail until you nccil the machine, or until others semi theirs, thus I crowding the shop mix I delaying your work, 1 hut semi at once ami avoid the untioyunce ! of living kept waiting. It takes time to repair a machine properly, so that if every , one wain until his machine is needed. ami all semi at once, some of yon will either he | kept waiting or I will have to lose your I work. Now is the time white tmsineua ia dull. Send in your work uu<l have it done promptly and well. Delay* arc dangerous. It .M. M(-I)KKMII). Way Hi . tf i MONEY TO LOAN. ON Improved Farm laodn, in eutnn of $ (00 and iipwnr I*. Loans repayable in small annual instal ments, through a period of six year*, thus enabling the borrower to I pay off his indebtedness without exhausting [ his crop in anv one year. Apply at one? to l>. A. TOWN3JEXD, Attorney, Union, S. C4 Aug 1'j id J% >S! W GOODS! lie Markets, nu<t our Stock of [CLES, AND NOTIONS IS ETE. ml well selected line of X>THING, GOODS, ETC. ly state shoes ami Children. -sewed shoes Laced?formerly $7. proportion. EMOREST $19 50 [ACHIINE, very respect to any of the higher in 1'iiion County. Thoy are fully eessa ry a 11 a eh men t s. LKINS & CO tr 3 T 10 N ICES. reduce our i SUMMER oes and Hats, we will thing in our C STOCK COST. "OCK BEFORE PURCHASING HERE. PURCELL. 30 ly I A BIG CROP. a COTTON GIN, FEEDOTTON PRESS, be sure urchasing. ft ANI) J?/. c' W\ PHAETONS. mz STOVES. 2iiLWAY? OT\T TT A TVJTA >. lUOWIJOV. r? DEALER IN HARDWARE 7 To the Gin Men. Wi: STILL SF.LL TIIK l< H.LOWl NH reliable nn?l well-testcil (Jins : WINSIIII'. HKOWN. II A Ia.. I'll ATT. ('nil ami see its before iiiirchising, as oni terms are nccniiunoilating FA Kit X THOMSON. An./ | M 'Ji-. * * * * ~A :' ~ NOTH'K is hereby given, I lint Uoks of subscript i a t? tlia ('a* ilal Si tick of "The Locklinrl Manufacturing Company ' will lie ojicne'l on the li'.ttli ilty of September, Isi?0, at the following places, to-wit : Office of I'elzer, Koilgers & Charleston. S. C. Loan nn<] Kxchnngc Hank, Columbia, S. C. Foster, Wilkins fi Co , Union, S. C. John L. Agers, Chester, S. C. National Hank of Newberiy, S. C. u. i?. Ko'My s, Rock Mill, }*.<'. Merchants & Farmers Rink, >'i?:?rlaiilnipg, S. Norwood"s Hunk, Greenville, S. O. Ollice oft'apt. V. B. Mcllee, Asheville. N. C. ('. D. FAHKAIt, Sec'y. ?ud Trcas. Sept 1!? W 'it WILLIAMS TON FEMALE COLLEGE. rev. s. lander, a. m., piiksmuint. Bkfohb deciding where to educate your daughter, send for n catalogue of the Williain-toii Fciusle College. Full session opens Sett. 10, \vi It lietter facilities for thorough instruction than ever bef' re. Rest advantages. Lowest rates. Adddres REV. S. LANDER. A. M. President, Williaiustuii, S. C. Aug 8 i}? bi