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I VST*1 in Addrtt foil of Cine* Bag/Ato hi the Voter* of the fourth ^HrJST^ " ^ i " Gmbxviul*, September 27.?The follow- * Ing circular is being distributed throughout ' this county by the trienls of Cept. 0. W. Shell, candidate for Congress from I hie dls- ' triet: - To the Voter* of the 4th. Congressional Div 1 '^trlct: The principles of the Farmers' Mo*c-< meat bsve been triumphantly vindicated in the nomination of B. K. Til'nan for Gover-, or. In that content we demonstra* ed our power to accomplish at the ballot box say* thing that is just and .right thai wc-.deiBL. J ' true and tried representative of our views to Congress. Tbn greatest evils we endure oeuie from corrupt and wioked Federal legislation. Shall we elect a man who is altogethir with ub in sympathy and iotereet, one who knows and feels our wants ? Then vote for Cant. G. W. Shell ?im ' much to carry the Farmers Movement to ( complete success. 1 The halls of Congress are crowded with more than two hundred and fifty lawyers. Will you add still another one who is now 1 employed as attorney for a great railroad > corporation T His friendship and i^lcaiance etc due to those who employ him. mi associations and preferences ait) naturally with thoao who pay him and whose bread he cats. Congress is now full of lawyeis employed, either direetly or indirectly, in the interest of every class of plunderers of the people. If you elect C ipt. G. W. Shell no such temptation will allure him away from his post of duty. The same bitter opposition to 11. 11. Tillmm, your osndidate for Governor, is being marshalled against Capt. Shell. It i* essily ?-v, within your power to elect Cnpt. Shell orer -vj! f >tm hra-t of all opposition If you will bestir jreursolvM and turn out on Tuesday, the 7th of October, st the Second primary, and vote for Capt. Shell. Will you do it and maintain the vantage ground you hnve already won, or will you, forgetful of your Irghes'. publio interest, stay away from the polls, (which will ensure his defeat,) and gei for your reward the boastful jeers ofyouropposers and the flippant ridicule of the little light weight newspapers in tbo land who have opposed your every real effort for reform and self-governmeot. Let every friend of tlu> Farmers' Movement do his duty, and on Tuesday, the 7lh nf ?aII ? , ?? , ? -v. wv/? v? | vi* u|/ m iin^xn" Ity of 8,000 for your candidate, Capt. 0. W. 8h*ll. w. w. r. j Tub Wot asd tub South-?There was 1 a deal of good hard korso sense in Congressman Tillman's speech to the 2J distriol Con- j mention on Friday last on the occasion of I hie re-nominntion to Congress. What ho said in opposition to the tub-treasury bill was i Very much to the p -iut, and what he said in regard to the propsosed pol tic.l alliance between the South nnd tho West, was particularly appropriate just at this timo, when people are running after so many strange *r4^|ods. "The West is more bitter against the South than the North is," siid Mr. Tillman. 4-They put a lax on Southern ootton seed oil *o that it will be fit for uotbing but manure. Where were your Western sub-treasury i frlenJs when Congrsse taxed your cotton * eed oil; when it added 300 per cent on 1 I our cotton ties ; when the infamous force ill was passed, and when the West refused lo vote for free silver ? It is sickening to hear the South talk about forming a political alliance with the West," Mr. Ti'lroau'a lica-l is very level on this point. Tho West, if possible, hates the South with an intenter haired than the t North and Eaat, and has never lost nn oppor- ? lanity in politics anl legislation to show < its utter disregard of the rights and interests t of this section of the country. Some of the < bitterest po'itical opponents of the South i tail from the West. The most vioioni and I reprrssive ntrasuros aimed at tho South have found their heaviest support among the Republican politicians and statesman of the West. To talk of the South ntakiug a political at 5rtV.ru? wills a aAirlin.t emits**!* K?> ' exhibited the slightest evidence of kindliness or fairness in its treatment of ilio South is I to talk utter nonsense, und we nro g'ad that | Mr. Tillman lias placed our too responsive people onjiheir gur.rd against a scheme which ' means otaly further political degradation to the South, end a further sacrifice of the spirit'of independence on the part of the JMflu . The fact is. the South has precious few friends in this greet American Union. AH other sections and all partislWm trade upon our inexperience and credulity, but it would, be supreme folly on our part to give more to * any section than we get in return and to :shut our eyes to the designs which all the outside statesman have upon our pockets and our industries. If 'lie West stands in ?ee I of the South, it will come to the South, 4>ut the 8->uth should not break its neok to get to the West- It we are going to trade an politics at all, we tnus at least trade even, and it would be in keeping with the com- 1 * n?iti-1 ajdjil nf |J^|| jInjrifTTr should require "something t<f Afara -?wh4 ? iCourier. - | Th? ' Nelly lily" Velvet Caps for Ladies and Misses, 86 oents, at > i H. M. COHEN & BRO'S. ? m i Tub Biohkkt Stakr in tub World.? Secretary Lawrence has comp:ied the figures representing lb? value of the Coney Island Futurity S uke in which Mr. Belmont's candidates, Po'ouiac and Masher, ran first and jaadond, and Mr. G. B. .Morris's co't. StrathWIMUh, third. The total value ia $77,700, of ^ wh'eh amount $69,480 is t> Potomac's|,? credit, $4,600 to Masher's, add $2,250 to St rath mert It's. As Mr. Belmont won the $2,600 award? I to the breed of the first and second horses, he will receive $75,460 as his share, thus making the stake to bim the most valuable ever won by any horse ownor an I breeder in the world.?N. Y. Timt*. Elbctric Bitters.?This remedy is l>e?to well known and so popu'ar as to meed DO special mention. All who bava used .Electric Bitters sing the same song cf praise. ?A purer mrdicino does not exi't, and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters wi'l cure all disease s of the Liver and Kidneys, will rtmove Pimples, Boils, Bait Rheum ood other affections -.casrc-J by impure b'cod. Will drive Mala wia from the system and prevent as well nc euro *11 Ma'nrial fevers.? For cure of Henri- I echo. Constipation and Indigestion trjr Klec- J trie itinera?Knil-e sntis.Hction guaranteed. I or m >ney refunded.?Price 60o ,and (r.9Mi per bottle at B. F. Poaey'a DrngS'ore. IIbmphilia to hk Oitosko.?Chctcr, Sep*. 20.?The Repulican Congressional Convention of the Fifth District met be*e to-day under the call of Levy, chairman of the seeutive c mmitlce. Levy was nominated for Congress with but little opposition?only two vetea being oast for W. C. Alexander of Keiebaw. Clark of Laocavter, who has been most prominently mentioned aa the coming candidate, did tot receive a vote. Levy seems to have had things bis own way.?Col. KtgitUr. ' Mieriso or Tnwwiea Stociioldmis.?Col. J. C Colt, ofCheraw, president of the Far-' eve' All ance Kxcliange of this 8tate, baa Oal'ed a meeting of tbo trustee stockholders Of the Exchange to be held in Columbia un the fomth Tuesday in October, tho 28th for the purpooo of attering or modifying, 1 the plan of the 8t*ie Excbaoge in suoh man- j nor as tboy may think proper," and for tho 1 ^ transaction of other business. ^ W Indigestion, uqA Stomach disorders, nae utLvmwmtmon imui. Ju Mm keep K, H per bottle. Oenntnehaa IWHit aodennwl rod Uues en wrapper. ^ ' ^ rr**i!gr I i-'o'es nlid I' mplesog^iy fn<5*s ftfPffwi' using two tottles w^Ws. 8. 1 *M TT koredfand now have a nice smooth oomplex- I ; ion- _ Jambs L. Boyle, Atlanta, Oa* ^ Mr Lirt a Bubobv.?I was afflicted from my infancy with Catarrh and with eruptions .. oo my face for ten years. I was attended . by the very best physicians, and tried a w J number of b'ood por.fiers, without perms- C0UI neat relief. ibe mineral ingredient* eaUlt-d n my bones, and caused Rheumatic trouble. P?" . Sy life was a burden to me, and say case ?r was declared inourabie, when I saw 8. 8. 8. ?. iferf ist'ii^w.^ia.^ - tr Josib Owbss. Montpelicr, Ohio. Ti? lise on Blood and Skin Diseases ?*' mailed f eo. t SWIFT 8PECIFIC CO. Atlanta, Ga. ? ? and Look out for Coustrrfkit*.?Chief James you Brooks of the rccret service at Washington fror has issued a circular warning the public ?f to look out for a new dangerous counterfeit 5 0, two dollar certificate, wbioh is said to be a arti close imitation of the genuine. It can be t,0u distinguished from the latter because it has prjc no distributed fibre and no pnrellel silk lines p and also bcc-iuso the mustache in the portrait COI of General JJnncork curls unwsrd instead ?f .. _ UCI1 drooping. Q Many Persons are broken j* down fTom overwork or honaehold care*. Til Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the 8 system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, . and cures malaria. Get the genuine. ^ Bucklkm s Arnica Sai.vk.?The Best Sal v J in the world for Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers py Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Krup- * tions, and positively cures Piles, or no ray C required^, Jt is guaranteed to give perfect C satisfaction or money refunded. Price 26 g cents per box. For Bale by B. F. Posey. April 18-ly. I MARRIED. ~~ ?f hav MOSELY?FOWLER. Married, on the pri. 27th uli., by Tho?. J. Orr, T. J.. Mr. S. J. on Moscly to Miss Potsey M. Fowler; all of / Union Ca., S. C. t=r- =p, 01 List of Letters Remaining in tho PostoRice at Union, for the jreek eftflfilff-'OBl. 8, 18'JO. iVnlie Avery. |Maudy Ridges. D* Mry Mary Clifford. IJ S Oibbs. j Miss Irene Hargrove. |Hencmaa King. (jgj MissNonie A J Mason.|(lrant Worsham. 0f \ Persons calling for tho above lettors will Tra please say if advertised, and will be required of i to pay one cent for thc?r delivery. The J. C. HUNTER, P. M. are i ? ? ? froi rho "latest" In Still Hats goo. .IlIftTIV ? "~J?w7 MrLURfi, Agt. for Oct 8. 40 It. in v Executor's Notice, I cliei ALL persons having claims against L. K. p Mcador, deceased, will present them lo ne properly attested, and all persons inlebted to htm will make payment to mo .. forthwith. _ JOHN A. FANT JU., Executor. Oct. 3 40 4t | Last Notice" ~ ? ALL persons indebted to tho late firm of O Rice & McLure are heteby notified i-J hat payment must be made to the undersign- Hon :d before the first of November next. It is >ut of our power to give longer indulgence, as fbe .he affairs of the concern are nfce*sanly scril ibligcd to be closed up. Persons disregardng this notice must not be surprised to find A1 heir claims in the hands of our attorney. Hir' J. W. MoLURB, lyini for Rico & McLure. Coui Oct 3 40 4t. *cre ???? __________ Johl A Liberal Liscount. n,d( Dr. OWING to the fact that wo need the L money, and are desirous of getting our of T business in b*t?er shape, wo offer a liberal son lifcount on all notes and accounts, made liar prior to Jununty 1st, 1800. We also extend a cordial invitation to our Oi old and new customers to call and examine of J our elegant stoo'< of goods, and test our and pnvo. COUI A I. MAN BK03^, acre JonoMilto^rcr Join 40L 2t McV MRS. L. M~ FOITCHE, h?1 (NEE MRS. M. VINCENT,) ofLj HAS opened the Urges', the hundsomest and roost Faabionable V' J 09C STOCK OP MILLINERY evtr brought to Unioo, and neks her old SI friends and customers to call and feaat their Si sluume thaoks for past liberal Po pafronagejaod in'end "to deserve a OTWTitti. aoce of those favors by strict altentioa M " Lite wishes of iny patrons and studying their interest in the quality of prices of goods I sell. MRS. L. M. FOCCHE. . Oct 3 40 tf y MRS7 JAS^QR ANT^S dy inte riAIIIAIIini W Mia a l m r nil Ki.ta rnomuNADLC miLLintni r*o JUST OPENED. ,hjj 0 Sloe p- .. sa:il I HAVE just opened an elegant aid c ni- men plote lino of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY of the newest ami choice?! s ylo?; Tl consis'iug of not PATTERN HATS /ND BONNET8, ^ Fancy Feather*, Bird*' Wing*, an!1 JRIbbona, Vclvela, Gimpa mid Omamenta. A ALSO 8j[e NURSING CORSETS P b Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, I inviie tbo i allien ot S< the town and country to e?Ji and eaamine my ? elegant new slock, assuring them that my Mil pricea shall be as low and my work an giol aa any establishment in upper South I'aroMRS. J AS. OR INT W Oct 3 40 tf Notice to Creditors- v OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, \ 1> Union Coitnty. f K Union, 8. C., Oct. 1, 1890. C ALL persons having claims ngainat the Ft County not examined and approved by A the Board, will be required to preaont them to the Clerk of the Board ^ BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF ttOVEM- Com BBRNEXT. Aeti l'he Peisons li-lding JURORS, WITNE8S, ani. Nor CON8TABLE8 CERTIFICATES i-sued from Was the Court* of Oaneral Sessions are included F in tbia notloe. g, It is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY that ? creditors thculd heed this notice, if they do not wish to' have their claims passed to the next fl-ca) ye>r, thereby depriving thetn- ~V/1 selves of the payment for twelve months i?J hence, and preventing the Board from pise making a true and correct s'atement of the A Indebtedness of the County upon which the TajsLevy U baaed*-. F? ^MLordor of lb# Board. m?n CHARLES BOLT, P?oc Ciefk of BosrJ/*^ ^ o?u 10 w a / jU> jJ S T V1 . THE P U ZZ^j E NRAVELED. ? ,, . . Im it not been a puss'e to many people, r so many of the yonng people of our nly have dec (led, during the present r, to quit living atone, or in some othei ion's house, and have taken unto him lerself just one other person, and they have set up a bouse of their own T i on his AND 10 CTS. COUNTERS you can see for yourself that many i ng couple just beginning life, can gel a thsc counters almost a complete outfii household and kitchen goods for jus 110 cents each, except the very heavy oles, and a great many of these can b< glit from bim at a proportionately lov ie. iesides his famous 5 AND 10 CENT* INTERS, he carries in etock a full line o teral Merchandise, such as ROCERIES?HEAVY AND FANCY, OOTS AND 8HOES?A DRIVE If ESE, TAFLE DRY GOODS, IARD AND HOLLO WAV ARE, IN AND WOODENWARE, UG AND JAIIWARE, AND FLOWEP rs, ROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, )U?, PAINTS AND WINDOW CLAS8, CONFECTION ARIES, AC. pecial atteuton is directed to my stock o IOOT8 AND SHOES, which I have just received a big lot, am e marked them down below ordinary ccs, notwithstanding the recent advance nuv.il gUUUD. llso, 1 cull special attention to my IOCKERY and TINWARE have the large-t and nio?t coniplet :k of Crookcry and Tinwaie in town, am in selling a groat deal of it because th pie know I am not high on it. ust one word more for my 5 AND K ST8 COUNTERS : 1 am selling goods ol heso counters nil over the country veliDg drummers frequently buy severa hese article to carry home with theiu y know they are cheap. Some i f then 25 cents article?. 1 have received order u Columbia and other places for thesi ils. low^you need not wonder that thvre an iinny cotfphw mililng thwiUgBlIM UJgllBB ecdlock, and fitting up a house to them es. when they can get all these things sc ip at tho store ON TUERAIL ROAD, 01 S M- RICE, JR, E U . S. Also Agent for Dupont'a Ritle and iting Powder, and Dynamite. 8. M- R., Jr., E. U. ct 3 40 3m SHERIFF S SALES FOB OCTOBER, 1800. IT virtueof sundry exccutiins to me direot?4pTtwill sell, before tho Court se door, in the town of Union, on Monthe sixth day of October next, during legal hours of sa'cs, the foilowiug deled properly, to-wil : 230 ACII KM. II the right, title m d intcre-t that T. J. ris owns in one tract of land, ai'iiato, ; and being in Union township, Union ity, containing two hundred and thirty "VieM*0 or lts?, bo^^sdhy lands of ire,"John Sinclair, L. E. Meodor, and others. ? svied on and to be sold as the property J. Harris at the suits of Thorny Vinond others, plaintiff's, against T. J. is mm ?i. ci. iinrris, ueieauaois. y also, 1i?0acbks. ne tract of lmvl belonging to tbo estate oseph M. Scot', deceived,situate, lying bciog in Joncsvillo township, Union nty, containing one hundred and sixty l mart or less, bounded by lands of tTSartor, J. W. Scott, C. H. Long and Vhirter tmct, set off to the widow and dren of Joseph M. Sottt, deceased, as a lestead exemption. evied on and 10 bo sold as the property oscph M. Scott, dccensod, at the suit of iatn Munro, plaintiff, against Joseph Scott, as Administrator of the estate of iph M. Scott, deceased. J. G. LONG, Sheriff Union County, heriff's Office, Union Co., Sept. 15, 1890. ppt 19 38 *at or House and Poor House Parjnl,_ * OrrtCK or County Commissioxkrs, 1 Union County, 8ept. 23, 1890. / SALEl) bids, addressed to the Clerk o! this Board, will be received until Mon the 13th day of October next, for Superodeot of Poor House and Farm; and foi the necessary sewing, whioh will bt suits each for the Paupers unable to d< r own work. IF lilt a.m it.a 1I.. ?Ill t 1-1. 1L. ?? ... v awa *u <<>v vuumjr mil JIIIJl'PIl IIKI k for a two-liorsc farm, prorendcr foi stock, and the necessary farm imple Is. DUTIES OF SUFF.H1 NTKNDKNT. le Superintendent will be requre 1, when otherwise employed on the premises he County, to make a hand on the farm do the necessary hauling of Mippliet wood ; to hire ihf additional labor and irate the farm under the directions oi Board. ny further information required will b< n by the Clerk of the Board, up >n ap ition. y order of the Board, CHARLES BOT.T, Clerk of Boar I. apt 2f> 80 8t H. A. NICHOLSON & SON B A 1ST It E ZFt S , UNION, S. C. goooral hanking business t< ansncte 1. eposits reeeired, subjeot to check. xchnngo bought and sold. Elections made on all points. ?fe deposit boxes to rent. ccounts of indiriiuals and firms colic'ted '? represent the fallowing Insurance ipnnies : ia Insurance Co., Assets, $10,071,61( nix Insurance Co., - - - 4,781,264 wich Union F. Ins Hccie'y, 1/(06,031 liington Life Insurance Co., 10,000,(NX ire. Life and Tornado Insurance, (pi 6 30 Om For Sale or Lease. r V plantation in the fork of Pacnlet and L Broad River, known as the Alexandei o, containing five hundred aores. four or Ave horse farm can be cultivated. LIBERAL TERMS. >r paiticulars enquire of Mr. J. il.Gall, living near the p'ace, or mjaelf at let, 8. C. h. f. Mcdowell. >pt. as i?, ? > jfl I am fcgfee again uTidj iL IIIWClwLsgri^^^^M j * I, . imlij CASH and theVefbro you get MUW1 tomera the benefit. I buy cheap^od ? adage, that "quick sales and abort pn ; DRY C t In this line my Slock is larper i In Ladiea Dreaa Goods, my assortm select, before the 8tock has boon piok< ; SHOES. SB Our 8tock of Hoots aud Shoes is a ) tbem. If you wish anything in this 1 HATS A: I In thia department all I ask is that themselves. CLOT I have some Bpcoial inducements i Clothing, from the cheapest to (ho fine 1 that I foar I have overstocked myself, whs* I say. LADIE8 " l'un sell yuu-Tiatties 5TtttkefS at Ita C in them. I have some beauties. C MOO Will sell you Crockery 20 per cent. , Qive me a call. Respcc J April 11 i T. E. B O WHOLESALE AMD 0 ALL KINDS FURNI1 T . WINDOW SHADES, CORNIOB , CARPETS, HUGS 1 SASH, DOORS LUMBER ANC ?r LIMK! IA? J, I HANDLE THESE GOODS liY THE ( TO GIVE INSIDE FIGURES ON ANYTHIN I Sept 26 TAX NOTICE. THE Tax Books for Union County, 8. C., will be opened at Union C. II., S. C., on tbe 15th day of October, 18V0, for the oolleciion of the taxes for the fiscal ye>r commencing November 1st, 188'.*, and wi 1 remain open until the 15th day of December, 1890, at which time they will close and upon all taxes not paid by thai dntc 15 per cent, penally will be added, according to law. For the purpose of collecting said taxes I will be at the following places on the day and date named : Union C. If., October 16tli to 23d. I ' ? -? I - "I,! ju.i. . Gibbs, Saturday forenoon, Ocf^BTu^ Cedar Bluff, Monday afternoon, Oct. 27ih. Croat Kryr, Tuesday, O tober 28 h. Mintert Store, Wednesday forenoon, Oct. 29tb. n^.k... ir.n tk.?-? ' " ' L wwrivrf A UVil a\*nj 1UI CHUOI1, Utl . ?JV/I II. PLth Dam, Friday, October 81?t. Santue, Saturday until !1 1'. M., Not. 1st. Ml. Tabor, Monday, Not. 3d. Kelton, Tuesday, Not. 4tli, and Wcducday forenoon, Not. Cth. Qoudeytville, Thursday forenoon, Not. Cth. Kendriek' * Store, Thursday aficrooon, , Not. Cth. Wilkintville, Friday, Not. 7, and Saturday, forenoon, Not. 8th. DraytonvilU, Monday, Nov. 10th. Timber Ridge, Tuesday forenoon, November 11th. Atbury, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 11th, and Wednesday forenoon, Not. 12th. JbHCtvill*, Thuffrifcr-rjfalt, l^Ui. and Friday forenoon, Nov. 14tftT^ m r TAX LEVY* AS FOLLOWS : For State purposes 6] Mills. For Ordinaay County pur1 poses 4} Mills. | For School Constitutional tax 2 Mills. For l'ast Indebtedness. ....... 1) Mills. s For Interest on Railroad r 11 >nds 8J Miils. For Retiring ltailr ad llonds 1 Mil'. i Total 17) Mills All male citizens between the ages ot j twenty-one and fifty years, win sre physically able to earn a support, a e liable to F pay a poll lax. Persons owning property in different ? townships will pleaic so Mate when they conic to pay ihehr tax. I will bs at my afficc at UnioD C II., on and after the ltJth day of November, IHltO, until the 16th day of December, lS'.K). J. 11. T. SCOTT, j County Trca?urtr. Sept 10 38 4t Notice of Application for Charter. \T OT1CK is hereby given that application i_N will be made to the Gcnctal Assembly of the Stale of South Carolina, at its next So'sion, for the Charter of a Itnilroad Company to construct and opera'e a railroad j from Union Court House, S, C-, or from some point between Union Court House and ) Jonesvillc, on the line of tho Spartanburg, Union and Columbia Railroad, to Lockhart I Shoals, 8. C., by louteas may be , deemed most prftctTcao'e 1 <\ B. FAKRAR, V. K. McDKK, JOSEPH WALKER, A. II. FOSTER, C. E. FLEMING. I Sept 12 87 4t Administrator's Notice. ALL persona holding claims against the . estate of Willie. L. Soaife, will picaent I them, properly attested at once to B. F. ARTHUR, Admin'st rator. Sept 6 86 If H ' ' y y. .. sfifs" are better than the old time mothodi j o o T) H . sod better selected than ever before. ?ot is simply superb. Come early and ed over. [OES, SHOES 10 Urge that wo haven't room to place line now is your tiuie. ND CAPS. yon give me a look. The geods will sell HING. in this line, in both Men's nod Youth's ist. In Overcoats 1 found them so cheap Call and satisfy yourself that I mean JACKET^ W York prlces/Iiaving gotten a bargain K E K Y . oheaper than you can buy it elsewhere, t fully, . W. McLURE, Agent. 15 tf A/ILET7 RETAIL DEALER IN URE AND BEDDING. POLES AND PICTURE FRAMES AND MATTINO. , AND BLINDS, > SHI NGLES, ilST T^IME! :ah load and am always prepared a in my LINE. 30 3m The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served. Winter C. Wallace, I 'lain! iff, against Miry N. Farr, John W. 0. Smith. Petty Edwards Hemes and Daniel K. K. Smith, Defendants. To the Defendants y YOU are hereby summonel nu I rcquirid to answer the comp'aint in this nc iin, which is filed iu he office of (he Cck of the Court of Cwiiini >n Peas, for the si id County, and to .serve a copy of sar, vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded io the complaint. J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiff"s Attorney. To the Defendant, lle'ty Edwards Hames and Daniel E. E. Smith : Take notice, That the complaint in this action was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court at Union, in the County of Union and Stale of South Carolina, on the 5th day of September, 181K). J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiff"u Attorney. Se, t 12 87 Ot The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Re'icf?Coni|laint not Served. Win'er C. Wallace, Plaintiff, \ ? i- againtl Joan XT. 0>-ftnulh. Hetty Edwards Ilames, Daniel E. E. Smith," Mary 1?. Vmrr, Dayid Smith, Jesse Smith, Defendant*. To the Defendant* : YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of tho Court of Common Picas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to tha aaid complaint on tho subscriber st his office. No. 3 Law Range, at Union, 8. C , within twenty days after the s-rvice licet f, exclusive of tho day t f such service ; and if you fail to answer ilie complaint ?i liin tlie ' time aforesaid, the |l?iutilf in this action will apply to the C. urt for the relief dcman Jed 111 the com; Joint. J. C. WALLACE, PhiintitTs Attorney. Dated Sept. 2d, A 1>. 18<K). { -?| J. II. McKi&tit'K, < skai. v C'lcrk. To Defendants, Hetty Edwards llnmes and Daniel E. E Smith: Take iiot:ce, that the complaint in this action was filed in the ?i.A ru-.u <i._ f -? 'r?* ? v? vmv v?vi?% ui ? no v vuri III U u1ui1, in the County of Un'on anil State of South Carolina, on tho 21 Jay of September, 18'.K). J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiff a Attorney. Sept 12 37 lit VALUABLE PLANTATION TO SELL OR RENT. 500 acrea of choice cotton and gr tin land n Union County, within a mile of Goshen Hiil P. 0. and the 0. C. & V. It. It., and 1} r ont the 8 O. It. It. iw /itiim nr,.vi usiiii miiuodALm OF COTTON. These is a good dwelling house, kitohen, smoke house, large gin house and screw, and necensaty outbuildings cn the place, nod a fine young orchard and garden. It is convenient to achools and churches. The place is very healthy and noted for its fertility of soil. Apply to C. J. 1IUNTF.R, or JOS. H. HUNTER, Prosperity, 8. C. Aug 1 31 tf 1,000 Iluahcla.?Native Red Rust Proof 8ecd0ats, for sale at FARR ^THOMSON'S. 8opt. G 3<j If - i k~'v ,' ' t/~ > ' * > ''1 f STILL TO T * FULL TO THE BRIM i W? bm jutt r?wit?d one of the largest it |!l MilUaary 0ood?, Ac., (bat we have erer bad, i fHOBS I SHOjE '.*J y>d jw>f 1 i ' tr- v ' 1 J|f j StTiWiwoof gntfftVwiwrtiiliwifiltf R?VW?W7. grXiiatm I 8epl 6 3i NEW GOOD UTT^l 1YE! Our Buyer has just returned from tV DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTI COMPL] We have also n splendid ai OENT'S CL FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND BA for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HANDfor Gents, in Congress and ] Other reductions in REMEMBER THE Dl SEWING >1 which we guarantee to bo c<pial in cv priced machines. Over 70 now in uso i warranted for 5 years, and kvp ?11 The "OLKL-KT iJLJ ft BMiii . n FOSTER, WII Jan 4 1 REDUC I N P R In order to r< SPRING and Stock of Dry Goods, Sho from this date offer anytl CALL AND EXAMINE OUtf STC ELSEWHI Respectfully, RODGER & Sept 6 36 PREPARE FOR If you are in need of a ER, CONDENSER, or CO' and call on me before pui BUGGIES HARNESS (j-W: GENERAL HARDWARE Yours, truly, W. II LEADIN( Feb 14 7 To the Gin Men. WK STILI. SKLL TIIK FOLLOWING I reliable and well-tested Gins : WINSHIIV 1IDAWV " HAD... T PRATT. Cell and nee us before purchasing, as our terms ere accommodating. O FARK & THOMSON. Aug 1 81 2k Notice to Trespassers. ALL persons are hereby cautii ned not to trespass on the jlanta'ion known as ai the McKisrick Place, situated near Cross Keys P. <)., and now occupied by the under* q signed, by ridiog, walking, hunting, cutting || down trees or trespassing in any other way on said place, without uiy consent. If any one, without regard to race or color, is found violating the above notice they will he prosecute! to the fullest extent of the law. KDW1N DAVIS, Cross Keys. Sept 12 37 3t I jfe dMi'*' ' " * V *' *"." T$l i r ' UK FRONT. | VND RUNNING OVER. '._ v ocka of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes. Huts, mil our prioes nro as low ns tho lowest. 2S! ! SHOES! ! ! T&"SPARKS', > CHEAP CASH STORE. t ly S! BP GOODS! ic Market.", and our Stock of CLES, AND NOTIONS IS ETE. id well selected line of OTHING, ' GOODS,ETC. lY state shoes and Children. sewed shoes Laced?&-r>, formerly $7. proportion. \ MOREST $19 50 AOHINE, cry respeet to any of the higher in Union County. They are fully ^g^^ssJuiien ts. jKINS & CO If JTTON" ICES. educe our SUMMER ! es and Hats, we will tiing in our PURCELL. I ly A BIG CROP. COTTON GIN, FEEDTTON PRESS, be sure rchasing. J AND PHAETONS. f STOVES. ALWAYS ON HAND BEWI^ICY. 3 DEALER IN HARDWARE CALL ON I. F. SCAIFE & SON, Dealers in all kinds of Staple and Fancy roceries, Confectioneries an I Fruits. i'lNE CIGAHM AND TOIIACCO. ROOKERY, TINWARE. WOODEN WARE. AMI'S AMI) CHIMNEYS, WICKS BURNERS, AN1) KEROSENE OIL. The finest Cream Cheese always on hand, id everything ehc in the (Srocery linn. 1 lio Anr* nii'l I (tuner, ( liarltxl'm llm iil reenvillc Daily AVir# ami the New York Torld, always en sale. II. F. 8CAIFK & SON. Feb 21 8 1 y Three Buckeye Mowers FOR SALE, At 'ess t'mn oosl. Apply to J. M. RODGER, or I. N. RODGER.