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Shell's PiUfal Plea An Addrt*? Full of Cln*? I'rtjudice 1?utd to thr Yoirr* oj the Fourth TtUtrict. Orrinviu.*, September 27.?The follow ing circular ia being distributed throughout this county by the fricnls of Capt. 0. W. Shell, candidate for Congcess from Iliie district: To the Voters of ihe 4th. Congressional 1>i?J^trict : The principles of the Farmers' Movement hpve been triumphantly vindicated in the nomination of 11. K. Til'mnn for Governor. In that contest we deinonstra'ed our power to nccomp'ish at the ba'kt box aoything that is just and right that we desire,. j Onr next ami more important aim-is to eleot from this, the 4ihv CJwngreswioriwl district, a true and tried representative of our views to Congress. The greatest evils we endure come from corrupt and wicktd Federal legis Intion. Shall we elect a man who is altogelh.r with us in sympathy and interest, I one wl^o knows and feels our watt's ? Then rote for Copt. U. W. Shell, who haa done so much to enrry the Farmers Movement to complete success. The halls of Congress are crowded with more than two hundred and fifty Inwyers. Will you add still another one who is now employed as attorney for a great railroad corporation? His friendship nnd allegiance ore due to those who employ him. His associations and preferences arc naturally with those who pay him and whose bread he eats. Congress is now full of lawyers employed, either directly or indirectly, in the interest of every class of plunderers of the people. If you elect C-ipt. <?. W. Shell no such temptation will allure liini away from his post of duly. The same hdter opposition to 11. K. Till in?n, your crndiilotc for Governor, is being ' marshalled against Capt. Shell. It i< essily within your power to elect Capt. Shell over 'i - ?>? he at of atl opposition if you will bestir yourselves ami turn out on Tuesday, the 7th of October, at the Second primary, and vote for Capt. Shell. Wil' you do it and maintain the vantage ground you have already won, or will you, forgetful of your li'ghcs*. public interest, stay away from the polls, (which will ensure his defea',) and gel for your reward the boastful jeers ofyouropposCrs and the Hirmml riilicolo nf i li? I:.?!?? - ii ?- "",v "6"* weight newspapers in tbo land who have opposed your every real effort for reform and Bclf-govcrnmcnt. let every friend of tlie Farmers' Movement, do his duty, and on Tuesday, the 7tU of October, roll up a majority of 3,000 for your candidate, t'npt. O. \V. Shell. w. w. r. - - ? Tiif. Wksr ami tiik Surra-'?There was a deal of good hard horse scuse in Congressman l'lllioan's speech to the '21 district Convention on Friday last on the occasion of liis rc-nomination to Congress. What he said in opposition to tlie nib-treasury bill was very much to the p int. and what lie said iti < regard to the propsoscd pol ticil alliance between the South and the West was particularly appropriate just nt this tiiac, when 4eople arc running after so many strange ntls. "The West is more bitter against (lie South than the North is," siid Mr. Tillman. They put a tax on Southern cotton seed oil so that it will be tit for nothing but manure. Where were your Western sub treasury 1 frieuJs when Congrssg taxed your cottou ' eecd oil ; when it added 300 per cent on I jour cottou ties ; when the infamous force bill was passod, and when the West refined to vote for free silver? It is sickening to it; Souiu uiik about forming a political alliance with the West," Mr. T'Tmau's hca-l is very level ou this point. The West, if possible, hates the South with an internet- haired than the I North and East, and has never lost an oppor- i (unity in politics mil legislation to show < its utter disregai-J of the rights aud interests I of this section of the country. Some of the bitterest po iticnl opponents of the Smi'li i Jiail from the West. The inn-t violent und I repressive iiuavures aimed at the South have found their lies -test support mining the Republican politicians and statesman <>f the West. To talk of the South making a political al iaiice with a section which has never rxiiimiiu meangiitis' cvmeiicc oi kindliness or fairness in its treatment of liio South is I to talk utter nonsense, and we nro g'ud tlint ( Mr. 'lillman litis place 1 our too responsive people onjiheir gui.nl against n tchriue whieh ' menus only further political degradation ' to the South. nn?i u further sacrifice of the spirit of iiHlcpentlence on the part of the South. The fact is. the South has precious few friends in this gitit American Union. Ail other sections ami all pat'ins will trade upon our inexperience ami ciodulity, hut it wouhl be supreme folly on our part to give more to any section than we get in return an I to .shut our cyei to the designs which all the outside statesman have upon our pockets -and our in lusiries. ?f 'lie West stands in jnee I of the South it will some to the South, 'but tho South should not brisk its neck to get to the West ft we arc going to trade in politics stall, we mils at least trade even, and it would be in keeping with the emu- ( lueroial spirit of the day if we should resjuire "something fi" bo'L"?Xeten and 1 <L'oiirirr. ^ The ' Nelly Illy" Velvet Caps for Ladies :nnd Misses, 35 cents, at II. M. COHEN & BHD'S. ' Trir: Huh 1st Stakk in tiik Wont.n.? secretary Lawrence has cotcp ied the figures reprrspntlng the vAlue of the Coney Island Futurity S akc in which Mr. Belmont's candidates, I'o'omac and Masher, rati first and | ^Afcond, and Mr. (J. H Morris's co't. Strath unealh, third. The total value is $77,700, of wlrch amount -130 is t> Potomac's credit, $4,">0O to Masher's, find J>2,'2*ill to Strnllimcrth's. As Mr. llelinmit won the Ip'd.btK) awardol to the breed of the first and second horses, lie will receive $7 ">, lot) as his share, thus making the stike to him the most valuable ever won by any horso owner mil breeder in the world.?A*. 1'. Time*. .? I'i.ki'THU' HtTTitn-.?This remedy is be? mini; ?o well known and so popu'ar sis to ineixfl f;o special mention. All who have used Klectirlc Hitters sing the same song i f praise. ? A piurer luedicino 'toes not cxi*t, and it is gunranteed to do all that is claimed. Flectric Hitters wi 1 eure all disease s of tho Liver and Kidneys, will rimovc l'imples, Boils, Salt Hhriiui ami ether nflVotions caused by impure b'ood ?Will drive Muln rifi from the system and prevent as well as cure all Ma'arinl fevers. ? I'or eure of Head-ache. Constipation and Indigestion try Klcc1rie Mi ters?tin'i-c sal is.'art ion guaranteed, or iii nicy refunded. ? I'rieo fiOc ,and $l.fki per bodie at l>. F l'ospy's I'rng S'ore. ' II km tut i i.t. to iik llfi'osin.? Clieder, Sep'. 2d.?The Heptilican Congressional Convention of the Fifth l)istriet met lice to-day under the call of Lew, ehairinsin of the executive c titmiCce. Levy was nominated for <' ii}?rc.-<s willi hut little ion -only two ?olcs being cast for IV. ('. Alexander of Keftdinw. CI ?rk of Lancaster, wlio has Wen most prominent)y mcntioneil ns the enmiug candidate, diil i o| receive n vole. I.evy rectus to i nve liml things hisown way. ? (' !. It'ii/iK/'r. Mr.KTiMi i>r Titrsir.K STOciioi.hr.ns.?Col. J. C. Coif, ofClieraw, | rcvilcnt of the l-'nr. mois' All anee F.xchnnge el' this State, Ion eal'eil a meeting of the triistrc stockholders of the exchange to he held in Columbia on the fonttli Tiies lay in Oct iher, the 'JHIi ' for the purpose of altering or modifying, the plan of I lie Stale I'.xchange in such iiiaiincr its they may think proper,'' ami for the A 4 ran taction of other Lu-iness. Ktlll UTRPKPMA, Indigestion. anil Stomach disorders, uso llltOWN'S I HON 11ITTKHH. All dealer* keep it. SI i>or Imttlo. (Sennine has Vradc-wark and trussed ltd lint* tu wrapper. Huron* ak? Jnrii Ustxn ?At om> i had'awfyl iVw mid I'.ropleeg^Tiiy and after using twolottles S. 1 eured, and inw have a nice smooth cotu| ion. Jamks L. Hoylk, Atlanta, My Lirr a Dibiux.?I was afflicted my infancy with Catarrh and with erupl on my face for 'en years. I was a'tei by the very best physicians, ami trii number of b'o.ul pur.tiers, without pc neut relief. 'J he mineral ingredients ee n my bones, ami caused Rheumatic troi !y life was a burden to me, and my was declared incurable, when I saw S. f advertised, Eight bottles cured me cn'i Wtr i twi mtsffiinw |?eiw????? ? Josi k Owkxs. Mont pel ier, < Tit tise tin Wool and Skin I>i*< niadetl t ce. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta, (' Look ofT rtm'CorxTERKKiTs.?Chief Ji Hrookaofthc rccret service at Wash in has issued a circular warning the pi 1u |<iu> Hill iui It lien unogtMOUS I'lllllllC two dollar certificate, which ia said to close imitation of the genuine. It cm distinguished from the latter because it no distributed fibre and noparcllel silk and also because the mustache in the por of General Uancork curls upward instet drooping. Many Persons arc brok. down from overwork or household cares, llrown's Iron Hitters Rebuilds ti system, aids digestion, removes excemofbU and curea malaria. Get tb<> genuine. Btrt klkm s A itsica Sai.vr.?The Best in the wor.tl for Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ul SnH lUicum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Clin] Mantis, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin K tions, and positively cures Piles, or no required. It is guaranteed to give pc satisfaction or money refunded. Priet cents per box. For sale by B. F. Posey. April 18-ly. MAHHIKD. MOSKLY?F(llVI,lilt. Married, on liTtli ult , by Tito'. .1. On*, T .)., Mr. b Moscly to Misa l'atsey M. Fowler; a Union Ca., S. C. List of Letters Bcmuining in tlie Postollicc at Union the week ending Oct. 11, lS'.io. Willie Avery. |Mntuly Bulges. Mry Mary Cliff*>rd. jJ S Gibbs. Miss Ireno Hargrove, jlleiieaiai King. MissNouic A .1 Mason.|Graut Worsham. Persons calling far the above letters please say if advert iscd, and will be rcqt to pay one cent for tho'v dcliviry. J. C. IIUNTKIt, p. ; Tin* "I. aCettl" ill Klifl 11 JUSTIN, J. W. Mi lil'Itr!, A] Oct :l. 10 Executor's Notice, ALL persons having claims against I. Mcador, deceased, will present the ine prtiperly attested, and all persons icbtcd to him will make payment to forthwith. JOHN A. FANT JR., Oct. 40 Last Notice ALL persons indebted to the late firr Bice & McLurc arc Leiohv not lint payment must bemade to (lie under* id before I lie first of November next, nit of our power to give longer imlulg'iici ihe affairs of tin* ceiiei'tn are lit rr-sji jt tigeiT to be closed up. Persons disreg nig this n? ticc must not be surprised to tlteir cliiims 111 the hands of our attori J. W. Mi l.l KK, for Rice .V Mcl.ur Oct > l<> J A Liberal Liscount. OWING to the fact tint ivc iiee?l money, anil are desirous of getting Hisiness in Iwfcr shape, we offer a lib liscount on all notes and accounts, 11 |>rior to .laiiuaiy 1st, lM'ti. We also extend a coi.iial invitation to old nnd new ciisloniers to call and exau ?ur elegant stoc< of goods, and test priei s. A I.MAN RROS., Jonesville. S. t Get n 10 MRS. L. M. FOUCHE, (NEE MUS. M. VINCENT.) HAS opened the targes', the liar.dsoii an 1 most Fashionable STOCK OF MILLINERS 'vi r brought to I'nion, aud asks her Viciuls and customers to call and feast tl lyes on them. "* I return sincere thanks for past lib an!ronngc[unil m'end to deserve n cont ance i f ihose favors by strict nticniior lie wishes of my patrons and studying t nterost in tlie ijitalilv of prices of good sell. M'IS. L. M. Fulfill Oct '! 10 MRS. JAS- GRANT'S FASHIONABLE MILLINE JUST OPKNKD. 1IIAVF, just opened an elegant aid c plete li tic of FA I.I. ANI> WINTER M I.INF.RY of the newest and choicest s v eonsis'iug of PATTERN HATS ND HON NETS, l'aiicy I callicrn. ItinN' Win Itilibons, VoIvoIn, (?iiiip<< niiel Ornament*. A LSO NURSING CORSETS 1 liankfu 1 for the very liberal nairoi heretofore bestowed, I invite llir i niliv I lio town nml I'otiniry to c<?ll and examine elegant new stock, assuring tlictii that prices shall be as low ami my work a< j ns any establishment in upper South (' lina. M US. J AS. <ilt \N' Oct :i Jo Notice to Creditors nmrK OK COI N I V COMM ISSIoNKH L'xion Col NTV, I N t v, S. C.. Oct. I, 1st I 4 I.I, persons having claims against jt\ County not examined ami approve the Hoard, will be required to present I to ilie ( lerk of the Hoard HEFoltI'. THE FIRST DAY OF NOV HER NEXT. l'eisoiis h I ting .ICHORS, WITNESS, rONSTAlll.ES CERTIFICATES i'sued I the Couits of ti nier.il Se-sions are inch in litis notice. It is AIISOI/I TEliY NECESSARY credito's flunbl heetl this notice, if I do not wish to Lave their claims passe the next ti - eat ye?r, thereby depriving tli selves id' the payment for twelve mo hence, ami preventing the Hoard I making a true and correct s'atement <d' iiidi lile Iness of the County up n which Tax bevy is bused. Hy oitler of llie Hoard. < IIAIII.ES IIObT, ( lerk of Hoar. Oct ii W I y ' \ l Unu, THE puzzle UNRAVELED. from m tions .... oded ,w not "<!eo * Puz* c to many people, fd a wh' 80 many ?f l'10 youog people of our rmrn- county have deeded, during the present ttled ycar' 10 "I"'1 li?iog a'onc, or in some other uhlc Person's house, niul hnve taken unto him ease or herself jusl one other person, and they . s. two hnve set up a house of their own ? )hio T?lu*l>lo household article* and beautiful rases ,0>'8 0D ,,i8 5 AND 10 CTS. COUNTERS and you can sre for yourself that many a imes young couple just huginuing life, can get igton from thse counters almost a complete outfit ublic 0f household and kitchen goods for just (rfeit 5 or 10 cents each, except the very heavy h? 11 articles, and a great many of these can be D he bought from him at a proportionately low has price. lines Resides his famous .} AND 10 CENTS trait COUNTERS, he carries in etock a full line of id of (ieneral Merchandise, such as GROCERIES?HEAVY AND FANCY, BOOTS AND SHOES?A DRIVE IN THESE, 1 ire STAPLE DRY HOODS, ** HARD AND HOLLOW WARE. TIN AND WOODENWAUE, < S.ilv JU(I AND JAHWAHE, AND FLOWER t lc??J DOTS, , Vup- CROCKERY AND ULASSWARK, P*y C1LS, l'AlNTS AND WINDOW CLASS, rfect CONFECTION ARIES, AC. 3 Sprcial nttentonis directed to my etock of 1 BOOTS AND SHOES, of which 1 have just received a big lot, ami have marked them down below ordinary the prices, notwithstanding the recent advance > on such goods. '1 of Also, I call special attention to my = CROCKERY and TINWARE. pur 1 have the large-1 and nio*t complete stock of Crockery and Tinware in town, and I am selling a groat deal of it because the people know 1 am not high on it. .Inst one word more for my 5 AND 10 CENTS COUNTERS : 1 am selling goods off of these counters nil over the country. ^ wil? Travelingdrummtrs freiptcnily buy several lired o.* these article to crrry home with them. They know they arc cheap. Some < f thein ^ M. arc 2*? cents articles. 1 have received orders * - from Culutubia and ctber places for these Itts goods. N.v.vr. you need not wonder that ihvre arc j?t. so inatiy couples uo'it'ing themselves together It. in wedlock, and fit ting up a house to them selves, when they can get all these tilings so cheap at the store ON Til ERA IL ROAD, OF K S M RICE, JR, E U 1 raid !' S. Also Agent for Duponl'a Ritle and . 1 Masting l'owder, and Dynamite. ,n' S. M- R., dr., E. U. ,l,c Oct :i 40 3nt SHEIlIx x d SALES f i lt'_i l'OIt OCTOHElt, 181>0. or CO n 'irtue of sundry exccuti ,ns to me di- co ificd !-> reeled, I will sell, before the Court iiirll- Mouse tloor. in the town nf t'ninn ,. > \t.? It is d?y ?t?e sixili iUy of October next, during J-N tlia lypil litmir of f-u'oi, lhe fo'lowing dc- uii irily scribed property, to-wit : ?l'd- 230 aciikn. tiii-1 -Ml 'lie rigid, title at d intcrc-t tlint T. J. ',n ney. Mams owns in one tract of land, ei'unto, tut lying and being in I'nion township, Union 0n p. County, containing two hundred and thirty i. aero* in^rc or |,s, bounded by lands of .lolin McNenuv, ih.i ? r nndoiv, John (5. (oi'lnian," Lydia Sinclair, Dr. L. K. Meador, mid others, the Levied on and to be sold as the properly our of T. d. Harris at the suits of Thomas \ i?cial sou and others, plaintiff's, against T. J. tade Harris and J. C. llarris. Defendants. a 11)0 acii ks. 2'.t our One tract of Dad belonging to the estate tine of Joseph M. Scot', dceen*cd, situate, lying our and bciog in Jonesvillo township, Union County, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John Sartor, J. W. Scott, C. K. Long and -t McWIiirtcr ttacl. set off to the widow aud children of Joseph M. Scot, deceased, as a 01 Homestead exemption. Levied on and to be sold as tlie property hi of Joseph M. Scott, deceased, at the suit of nest William Munro, pla-miff, against Joseph ^ O. Scott, as Administrator of the estate of ' Joseph M. Scott, deceased. r J. G. LONG, foi Sheriff Union County, old Sheriff's Office, Union Co., Sept. 1">, lH'.tO. Iieir Sept lit 3K "lit be oral Poor House and Poor House !m,o - Farm ''l'l tlrrtcK or Cot ntt CoM.MissioMKtts, ^ p, I Union Cot xtv, Sept. 23, 1HU0. j "f P KALKD bids, addressed to tlie Clerk of " k3 iliis Hoard, will 1)0 received until Monday the loth day of October next, for Superintendent of I'oor House and Farm; and j? py bids for the necessary sewing, which will he 1 two suits each for the Paupers unable to do their own work. For the farm the t'ounty will foni'sh the Stock for a two-horse farm, provender for n sa d stock, and the necessary farm itnple u- men's. HI.- DUTIES t?F Sl'l'KIlINTF.NDFNT. le? ; The Superintendent will bo rc<pi re I, when not otherwise employed on the premises, for'lie County, to make a hand on the farm and do the necessary hauling of supplies and ?ood : to hire the additional labor and C-1 * cultivate the farm under the directions of pi ' the Hoard. Any further information rcipihed will be given lry the Clerk of the Hoard, up >11 np - " plication. c' Hy order of the Hoard, CM.MIFFS HOl/l', n. n?}te Clerk of Hoar I. s ot Sept .'lit dt 111 WM7A. NICHOLSON & SON, ft O I tiro- 33 A. 3VJ K E !R, S , if I N I ON. S C. j, A general hanking business t.an-actel. S, i Hope si's received, subject t<> check. F.xcluiuge bought ami sold. N 0. Cdleclions made on all points. X the Safe depus't liases to rent. of 1 1?v Accounts <>i iiuim luvs ami firms folic tc<l. liem . ? _ ]>;i Wc represent lhe following Insurance '* KM- <'ompanics : 80 Aetna I nsnv.ilicc Co., Assets. $10,07 I ,olt> I'lictiix I nsuruncc Co., - . . V'1 Norwich I ni >n F. Ins Sccie'y, 1 rom Washington l.ife Insurance Co., 10.000,000 "leu Ki.e, I.iV and Tornado Insurance. Sent "> :'.f. f.tn that For Sale or Lease. I to ictn- \ I ^ plantation in the fork of I'acolct an I nth* Ai I ISronl Itivcr, known as the Alexander rom place, containing five liun?lre<l acres, die A four or five horse farm can he cultivated, the I.I ItKK A I. TKRMS. / For pat licular* enquire of Mr. .1, II (iallman, living near the p'aee. or myself at 'h I'acolet, 5s'. f. I. II F. M< HOWELL, it tfcyt. 1VI ds 1m, I am htftno again ofio^MMg at$ CASH and therefore you get ]tf)T to mora the bcoc6t. I buy cheap ci adage, that "quick *aks and short X> H Y In this line tny Stock is lnrr< la Ladies Dress (roods, tny assor select, before the Stock has boon pi SHOES. S Our Stock of Hoots ami Shoos it tbem. If you wish anything in th HATS A In this department nil I ask is tin themselves. O or. I have some special inducement.' Clothing, from tiie cheapest to (lie I hat I foar I have over-stocked myec That I say. LADIES senyira Tiatlies Virckcts at . u tbem. I have some beauties. O It o c Will sell you Crockery 20 per ccn Give mc a call. llcsp April 11 ~T7 E. B WHOLESALE AS ALL KINDS TURN] VINDOW SHADES. CORNICE CAHPETS, UIJG } A S H , DOORS LUMBER AN "LiSfE! I ^1 1 HANDLE THESE GOODS 11Y THE O GIVE INSIDE FIGURES ON ANYTII Sept !it> TAX NOTIGJS. iinr, lax Jtooka for I'niun County, S. ( L will be opened at Union ('. II., S. t i tbc l."?th day of Oclobcr, IS'JO, for t llcciioa of the tuxes for the fiscal ye inntcncing November 1st. ISSP, and w main open until the loth day of UccoiiiIk ^hOp-nt Which time they *? ill close 01 am all taxes not paid by that "late lo p nt. penalty will be added, according fr. For the purpose of collecting s:i tes I will be at the following plat the day and date named : I'nion //., October loth to 2dd. Cohrainr, PrWaT afteroooiy'jPk.^^Ufcf(lihb* , Saturday forentoii, Oct^zo h. t'nitir JJhif, Monday afternoon, Oct. 271 Cross Krys, Tuesday, O tobcr 2S h. Minfer t Slorr, Wednesday forenoon, O th. Hothen I/ill, Thursday forenoon, Oct. 80: Ftsfi Dam, Friday, October dlst. Santuc, Saturday until d P. M., Nor. 1 Ml. Tabor, Monday, Nov. dd. Krhon, Tuesday, Nov. lib, and Wedoe-d enoon, Nov. ?"?th. QouHrysvillr, Thursday forenoon, N< h. h'r nilrich's Slorr, Thursday afteruoe iv. Gtli. H'ilhinsvillr, Friday, Nov. 7, und Sulurlo renoon, Nov. 8th. Drai/tonvillr, Monday, Nov. 10th. Timber Ri'hjc, Tuesday forenoon, Novoi r11th. Asburs/, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. Ill id Wednesday forenoon, Nov. 12th. Joncnulle- Thurs'dnn, - Nqv, IdOi. ? iday forenoon, Nov. Htli. TAX LKVV AS FOLLOWS: For Stii<e purposes f>] Mills, For Onlinnay County purises IJ Mills, For School Constitutional tax 2 Mills, For Fast Iinlobteilne's 1J Mills, For Interest on Hailroail mils o.l Mills. For Retiring Railr ml Ron?'s I Mil'. Total 17} Mills All male citizens between the ages icnty-onc iiiiJ fifty yens, wh> ore pit> illy able to earn a supper', a e liable ly n poll tax. I'cr-ons owning properly in ilit!\n wnsbips will pleaic so Hate wlien tli line to pay their iax. I will ba at my nflicc at Union 0 II., id after I lie liiili ilay of November, lHI nil tlie lotli ilay of December. IXI >0. It T. SCOTT, County Trwnrir. Sept lit :ix 4| - e A 1* !. _ tutiut; ui Appiiua-tio for Charter. kT OTICK i* hereby git en tlint npplieali ^1 \v 11 lie mn<le In rli * Genet nl A-"Sfin*! tlicSliitc of South I'urolimi, ai iN r.e v.oioii, for the Charter of a Itailrovl Cm iliy lo coiifirnct ami njietA'e a milro niii t" it ion Court llniisf, S. C , or fr. me point bet wet n Ciiion Court llou>e ni nexville, on the line of the Sp:ut ttihtii it ion ami Cohtmb'a lUilroiol, to Ioekhti teal?, S. by v<mh. route ?>? may leinril most jtrnrfToub'e C. I). FA It IIA R, V. 1: .MrltKK, JOSF.I'II WAI.KKit, A. II. FOSTF.lt. C. K. Pi.K.M 1 N({. Sept l'J JIT It Admininistrator's Notice t l i-1 .eiMitu Imbling elaiios npuinst t \ e?late of Willie. L. S iiife, will jne? em, properlv attee>l at once to 11. F. AltTIII R. A<lmins'rator. '} *? ' G .1 "(SlfMi I .. 1 -y* : * ; Ir.V - 1 ; %... ^ iatb?^*rkclt? J*ber<3 * bought nd sell cheap, beiop a Gnu t>?)i?rar in tka nM profits" arc better thnD the old time methods. GOODS. ?r and better selected than ever before, tuient is simply superb. Come early and eked over. HOES, SHOES i so Urge that we haven't room to place is line now is your time. LND OAP?si. at you give tnc a look. The goods will soil r H I N G . i in (his line, in both Men's and Youth's incst. In Overcoats I found them so cheap If. Call and satisfy yourself that I mean JACKETS. New York prices, having gotten a bargain ! K E 11 Y , t. cheaper than you can buy it elsewhere jcctfully, J. W. McLURE, Agent. 15 tf A I LEY. D RKTAIL PKALKR IN [TURE AND BEDDING. 1 POLES AND PICTURE FRAMES S AND MATTING. v 5, AND BLINDS, J D SHINGLES . rMI3! GIMK! ; ('Alt LOAD AND AM ALWAYS l'ltKlWltKb INC, IN MY LINK. S'.t :im The State of South Carolina. ? COUNTY OF UNION. lu the Court of Common Picas, lie Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served. W i 111 or C. Wnllnnv FtiiTlil^JT. :r? tit/a in* t nd Maiy N. Porr, John W. O. Sinit. Petty cr Kdwards Haines and Daniel lv K. Smith, . Drftndant*. t j l T<> ihr Dr/riithlllf* .* 1 *\T()U arc licreRy Miimn.oiie I ail 1 ie<|uiitd <->ti .1. to answer tlie comp'aint in t'ds aciiri, < which is filed in ilie office of il?e I'ck of (lie Court of Coiumin Peas, for Ilie j x. a'jd County, nod to eerve a copy of Range, at Union House, South Ctrolina, witlii i twenty tdays after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such | service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the phiimitf in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demnnded in the complaint. J. C. WA I.LACK, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Defendants, Petty Ivlwards llames and Daniel K. K Smith ; Take notice, Tliat ?y the complaint iu this action was tiled ia the oflice of the Clerk of the Court at Cnioii, in the County of Union and State of South ,V- Carolina, on (lie ">tli day of September. IH'.MI. J. C. WARRACK, in, ''' a*>it fl"s Attorney. Se, t 12 <it The State of South Carolina. COUNTV OF UNION. tain the Couit of Common Pleas. 1 u ? Summon* for llc'icf ? Coiit| laint. not Served. I1(j Win'er C. Walluc?, I'laintiff, ' iit/niiml John W. (if Smith, Belt; Edwards Ilaines, Daniel E. E. Smith, Mary N. Parr, David Smith, Jesse Smith, Defendants. To the Defendant*: YOC are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of tlie Coiut of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber ?t his office. No. 3 Law Hangc, at I'nion. S. C , within twenty days a'tcr the ? rvice l?cre? f, exclusive of the day < f such service : an I if | you fail to answer ihe complaint ?i Inn the of lime aforesaid, the (Dintiir in this action Hj will apply to the (' url for the relief demanded m the coin; laint. J. C. WALLACE, I'lainlill's Attorney. lit Dated Sept. I'd, A D. JK'.Mt. ev f ~ ~ K's-ick, | ska i. | Clerk. in To Defendants, Betty Edwards llames , Ml, and Daniel E. E Smith : Take nnCce, that he cnmp'aiut in this action was filed in the olfice of the Cleik of the Court at I'nion, in the County of Cii'on and State of South Carolina, en the If I duv of September, lS'.Ht. J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiffs Atterncy. Sept 12 37 fit 11 VALUABLE PLANTATION TO SELL OR RENT. . .ii ily ")00 BCTCS of choice Cottoll fllldgriill land xt ii I'nion County, within a mile of (ioshcn in. Ili'l P. O. niul tin; (J. C. \ N. It. It., and 13 rout the .*> I' i. !'. It. lOn.ACHHS It I*: NT KAS1I.V Foil 13 BALKS , or COTTON. 1 rt Tlieic is a good dwelling hoit>c, kitchen, he smoke house, large gin house 11ml screw, and neccnsaiy outbuildings cn the ]dnce, mid a fine young orchard and garden. It is convenient to schools and churches. The place is very healthy and m ted for its fertility of soil. Apply to C. J. IICNTF.lt, ! or JOS. II. Ill N'TKIt, ' , Prosperity. S. C. Aug 1 :tl if he _ ( nt 1 l.OOO HiihIicIm. Native lied ltu>t ' Proof Held Oats. for sale :it FA It It \TIIOMSON'S. r Heft. 0 db If ~ STII.l, TO 1 FULL TO THE BRIM . We bate jutt reoeteed one of the largest d Millinery Good", &e., that we have ever had, SHOKS ! SIIOI I n Reepectfalljr, GRAHAM 8vp( 6 ________ '' NEW GOO? IV171 Ill JJJ. Our Buyer has just returned from tl dry goods, fancy art] compl: \V? have also a splendid ai GENT'S CI FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND BI for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HAND for Gents, in Congress and Other reductions in REMEMBER THE Dl SEWING 31 vhieh we guarantee to ho equal in e\ triced machines. Over 70 now in use warranted for ft years, and Imv* ?,li ???>, Jfhe "OLD liKLJUVlUiKi " " FOSTER, WI1 Jan 4 1 " R E I) U ( inpr: In order to r SPRING and Stock of Dry Goods, She from this date offer anyt CALL AND EXAMINE OUR ST< ELSEWH Respectfully, RODGER & Sept 6 31 PREPARE FOR Tf* vmi qto in nnorl nf n AA J V/ C4 UIL V/ XXX JLXWVi VI CI ER, CONDENSER, or CO BCnd call 011 me before pu BUGGIES HARNESS GENERAL HARDWARE Yours, truly, W. 1) LKADINt Feb I I 7 To the Gin Men. WK STILL SKLI. Til K FOLLOWING I reliable and well-tested Gins : WINrtllll'. IIKOWN. G II A \t... j I'KATT. Call and see ii? before purchasing, as our nuts are accommodating. C FA Kit & THOMSON. Aug I 81 I'm L Notice to Trespassers. ALL persons are hereby cantoned not to t res pa'? on the | Inula'ion known hi ihc McKissick Place, situated near Cross Keys P. <)., and now occupied by the under- q igned. I>y riding, walking, hunting, cutting j, h>wn trees or trespassing in any other way >n said place, without my consent. If any one, without regard to race or folor, is found violating the above notice hey will be prosecute I to the fullest extent if the law. KDW1N DAVIS, Cross Keys. Sept 12 U? St t HIS FRONT. s| A.ND RUNNING OVER%' ^ " i. locks of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes. lint-t. ad our priocs are as low ss the lowest. QS!? 8HOB8!!! for moo, women and children. You poei^ R\P CAS^I STOR5E. rt i? - 'J is! W GOODS! lie Markets, ami our Stock of [CLES, AND NOTIONS IS ETE. ml w ell selected line of .OTHING, GOODS, ETC. LY STATE SHOES ami Children. SfJWED SHOES Laced?&">, formerly $7. proportion. * EMOREST $19 50 [ACUINE, rery respect to any of the higher in Union County. They are fullv Ji moots. .KINS & CO ir 1 T I O N ICES. educe our . SUMMER i >es and Hats, we will hins in our ere PURCELL. 3 ly A BIG CROP. COTTON GIN, FEEDTTON PRESS, be sure rcliasing. ? ANI) PHAETONS. STOVES. ALWAYS ON HAND >. uewli:y. j DEALER IN HARDWARE CALL ON 1. F. SCAIFE & SON, l>calcr? in *11 kiinls of Staple aid Fancy mcerie*, Confectioneries an I Fruits. MN K C I(i ARW AN I> TO If A C ?J O . ROCKERY, TINWARE WOODENWARE. AMPS AM) CHIMNEYS, WICKS BURNERS, AN1) KEROSENE OIL The finest Crcnni < hcese nlwnya mi bawl, ml everything ehc in the Orocer.v line. The Xrirt nwl t'ourirr, C/nirltsInn Woihl roenville Ihnhj X< us anil the New York Vvrld, always en sale. II. F. SCAIFE k SON. Feb 21 X ly Three Buckeye Mowers FOR SALE, At 'ees t'l.ni co*t. Apply to J. II. KOlXiKR, or \r. N. UOOOER.