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IN MEMOBIAM. MRS. ALICE B. SMITH, (nee Browning) departed (bis life at lio home of her mo*her, Mrs. Marlba K- Browning, in Cross Keys Township, on tlie I'd day of Decern'c, 181K), in tho SGlh year of her age. The subject of this notice was one of nature's noble women ; quiet, gentle, cncrJte'ic, uncomplaining and true ; one whose ^peniinual oim was to do l>cr whole du'y in all the relations of life, as Daughter, bis'er. Wife, Mother, Teacher and Neighbor: ono ^^^Sfbe exemplified tbe qhrstian character b; ^^^*^BKM_'!9rder*l walk.and Godly coosrersationTalthful to the church of her choice, ( tl*j Sabbath school; not a "religious brgot," but a true Bible christian, who k>?cd and respected the people of God of whaisoevrr name or orderBut notwithstanding her goed qualities and Iter great usefulness t> the community, a disease which hatfled the skill of various eminent Physicians laid ho'd upon her, and for uf wards of six months site wr.s a great sufferer, nnd finally died without a struggle Da 'th had no sting for her, as she passed away as quietly as one going to sleep. Her pure spirit took i's flight from the dead body to ' the christian's home in glory." The writer has known Mrs. Smith from her childhood, but has never known anv ono to ill lor one word of complaint or unkindness against her. As an evidence of the esteem in which site was held, the day of her funeral, though cold and wet. witnessed the gathering of a vast multitude of neighbiro and friends assembled nt l'adgets Creek Church t> pay the last sad tribute of respect Hmi nppropr'nt<*wea loeTTng 0iSTTotli'sb."**ww\*,b well received. The casket with its contents was deposited in the ccineiery to await the general resurrection. G. - - LADIES Needing atonic, or children who want building up, should take BROWN'S IRON H1TTF.RR. It la pleasant to take, cures Mnlarln, Indigestion, Biliousness and Idver Complaints. CorNTsnratT Doli.aiis.?Pittsburg, Dec. 2fi.?A scheme to flood the United States with counterf< i< silver dollars lias been linear lied here. Nineteen persons arc already under arrest, and ?1,100 in spurious coin is in the hands of the police. The money was brought from a central depot in New York city to PittsKurg by a gmg of itilinns employed to pass it. It was all in silver dollars, and United States Detective McSweeny says it is the best counterfeit of the standard silver dollar that was ever made. Tho co n is perfectly formeJ in every detail, and its rinnr ij ?:?i- ?i 1 1>". "v.iuwi! "11ii 11111 gootl coin. Its only fault is that it is light in weight. Two of the Italians, nnnio 1 Kilo Darige and Nelson Maggerina, accompnnicd by their wives, attempted to puss the spurious money over the bar of the Blu-k I'ctir h- tel, but were detected by the proprietor nml arrested. At titst they refused to sty where they lived, bit the woman finally broke down and told I he police t hat they had been -ANng at 023 Lincoln avenue, Kast Kud. The Viouse was quietly siiirouuded and fifteen Italians arrested. Secreted under a bed in one of the rooms was found a pile of counterfe t.money amounting to $1,100. The detectives succeeded fina'ly in gaining the information that the money was made in New York. Sitniliar gangs were sent to other cities. Detective McSwccny says lie real head of the bind has not been uncovered. Coll and see our $2 hats f>-r nico. Vie have just received a solid case of them.? Now is the time to buy you a hat. GKAIIAM & SPARKS. Tub Pulpit ani? tiik Staok.?ll-v. F. M. Sliroul, Pastor lTnited Die hi en Church, Blue Mound, Kan., sav? : ' ! fcil it my duty badly'dsensed, and my parishioners thought. 1 coul'l live cnly a few weeks. 1 took five bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery and nm sound and wel', goining 21'tlbs. in weight.' Arthur Luc. Manager Live's Funny Folks Combination- wi it-s Atli'i- n Itn.v ougli trial ami convincing evidence. 1 win confident l)r. King's New Discoveiy for Cm um Uii-n, beats 'en n 1, and cures when everything cl-e fails The greatest kindness I can do my many thourand friends is urge thein to try it." Free trial bottles at 11- F. l'osey'a Drug Store. Regular sizes 6'lc. and $1.00. For the largest stock of Dry Good4. Millinery, Hoots, Shoes, and clothing, anil the lowest prices call on GRAHAM & Sl'ARRS Dkstboction' ok tiib Fifth Atkm k Tiikatiib.?New York. Jan. '!.?A careful estimate of the l>ig tire here last night p'aces the total loss at if507,000, more than half of which falls upon the insurance cninpauies. Never in tho history of the fire department " oTtirndfy were its memhers called upon to battle with such fierce tlames. S i far there is n i positive explanation g ven of the origin of the blaze- There is a supposition however, that a cigar thrown carelessly away while still burning was the cutsc. ? ?- # livery gcutlemon should see our lino of neckwarc. Call early as they are gong like hot cakes, GRAHAM k SHARKS' r-oit ?>s.sr?:*.:'siaf Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, mo DItOWN'S IRON ltlTTEKt". Yji dealers keep It, 81 per bottle. Genuine has vhcic-iuark and crossed red lines 011 wrapper. ?# English Spavin Liniment lemoves a Hard, Soft or Calloused l.nmj s and Blent irises Iron* horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Slitics Sprains, nil Swollen Ihro.Ts, Coughs, etc.? Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted ilia most wondrfiil Blemish ('lire ever known. Soil h J. M. GUIS Si SON,, Drugg ists, Union. Tun Last Cai.i. Witiioit Moiik Monky.? All parties indebted to ine by note or account must come in and >e tlen/ onrr, ir take the consequences. ? I mean ?/?". 1-tf W.'D. BEWLKY. ? ? Itch on human and horses and all animals cured in .10 minutes by Wooliord's Sanitary I.otion. This never fai's- Sold by .1. M. GIBBS & SON, Druggists Union S. C. Remember, that the season is advancing, and now is the lime to buy Millinery Goods cheap. We will sell you Ladies hats almost at your own price, as we have a largo stock on hand nnd they must be fold. GRAHAM & SHARKS. MARRIED. GRAY?SWINIv. Married, December 25, 1800, by Rev. 1). 1'. Boyd, at the residence of the bride's parent*, Mr. J. M. Gray, of lAurens to Miss Lula E. Swink, of this county. HANKY?BENTLEY. Mnriicd, December 80, 180O, by Rev. D. I*. Boyd, Mr..lames F. Ilaney to Miss I'ocnhontns Bent Icy, nil of Union uoumy, ? i List of Lettori Remaining in llic Postottice nl Union, for the week ending Jan. Ihli, Ift'.H. Mrs Millie Anderson | Master K 1, Je rr. Wesley Mitchell- -[Mr< II K Hirfrcrronr Mrs Kurnis West. jMiss Itnsi McKissick. Mrs Nellie Wright |J C White. Mi?s Hessic and Klnora (1 V. Young. Walker. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, 1\ M. Town Treasurer s Annual Keport Report of the Treasurer of the town of Union, S.C., commencing Jan. 1*/, 1890, to Jan. 1st, 1891. RECEIPTS. Ca?h on I and, $ 519 34 Fines 197 49 | Livery License 50 00 Delinquent Taxes 21 84 llnrroom T iccnec, 2,400 00 Hill ard License, 125 00 Iviij 'v Pnrreis sold 1 00 Ii M' mice Airi irs 70 00 1 tit?rani Sidesman 5 00 Show I.icrnse ^0 00 Guano License 00 00 Reef I.icm?o 15 00 Dr#y I.ironsc ,r> 00 Auction ?r> ^0 Tiapcxe License 12 CO Taxm 1.^7 72 To al 54.P21 50 DISIIURSEM KNTS. Charley .lo ;a.' account 00 J C Hunter & Son 5 50 T E llni'ey 217 23 Graveyard (Ynuuittee 100 00 R S Foster :t 00 Jacob llice 3 25 Robinson & Allen 35 70 llut'or Martin 7 50 J 1? Gage 2 50 I) A Townscnl, Aturncy 50 00 George Hardy 4 25 Extra Marshals 38 25 IV 11 Cooler 22 25 William EPer 3 75 John J Puicell, and otlur.s 19 50 Tinsley & Fust, r 4 00 James Hardy 7 72 Walker, Evans & Cogs*el' 31 50 G 1* Garrett G 75 T C Duncan 1 05 Mrs Vincent 25 James Shaw G 00 S M Rice, E U 40 Parties & Graham. 5 50 At ni. M n 1*1 i t? " "? D Ol V E Funt 13 10 Misses Mcllwainc... 37 28 Hands nt Cemetery 31 15 .1 C Wallace 2 50 Murrnh & Vnrsc lie 50 75 N P Dunltar 1 40 1' CWhisenant 1 50 Mrs L G Young 0 81 .1 W McLure 2 50 Telegrams 85 Express Co 25 James Schoppaul 1 40 Urn hum & Pool 18 00 <1 C Culp 5 00 11 W Tinsley, Clerk 50 00 account 241 70 W T Graham 2 80 Graham & Sparks 41 30 Street account 001 15 J II Rodger, Clerk, 188'.MI0 .... 75 00 K 0 Pool 73 J IV Posey anil llro 20 00 J H llotlger, 3 AO counts.. 206 00 G C May, Mft-slial 650 00 I L) Smith. Marshal "'.!(> 00 lil'innn Oisl, Lump Lighter, 1S2 CM) Joint Ho Igor "> 30 Oco Gcddes 2 I 12 Foster, Wilkins & Co HI 87 (J liolick !?4 OA W 1) llcwley 1 4A T A Mnrrnli 3 ! 'Jo .1 (i Long, Sheriff ](K) At) W .\l Gibhes 1 A 60 W A Nicholson & Son 1 AO II >1 Stokes -11 <M> K 1' McKissick 10 00 K Leo 200 00 Stoudnrd Oil Co A4 A1 (< C account 2 AO llFlWy 37 30 Treasurer's commissions 21A 37 Cash on lift ml 20A OS Total.. $4,821 AO JAMBS II. ROIKiKit, Town Treasurer. Union, S. C.. Jttn. 1st, 1801. Important Land Sale! III 1 and 2 Acre Lots ! NEAR TilR TOWN OF UNION, ON EASY TERMS. BY virtue of authority vested in lite by Arclre It. Siokcs, i will soil, <n Sa'eeduy, Monday, February 2, 1801, before the Court House door, at Union, during the usual hours of sale, the Real properly known as TUB FAIR 0ROUND?, situate about, half a mile from the c rp' rste limits of ihe town, at the intersection of the l)Sn/>btn>u nml VJnnlif/s Knail^i rnnlftiltifltf Kf? l i i \ rviivy I'aiiiiiv nww\?.--, % vm ^ acres, more or less. The said land lias hem laid oft" into CONVENIENT I aiul *? A<*rc Lotw. suitable for building Homes, with large pardens attached, and will be so!d on the f 1lowing accommodating TERMS OF SALE: One-lmlf ca?h, the balance on a credit of one year : the purchaser to give a mortgage of the premises and u bond to secure i!? balance of the purchase mcney, bearing 8 percent interest from the day of sale, and to pay for papers. WILLIAM MONRO, Attorney in fact, dsn 0 '2 O The Union Investment Company. Union, S. ('., January 8, 1891. NOTICE is hereby given that book-" of Subscription to the eapiinl stock of the Union Investment Company will be opened at the office of John L. Voting, in i he town < f Union, on .FridayJanuary- HiJi, 1801," a'l t\v*Tvc o'clock M. JOHN L. YOUNG. C. C. CUL1*. J. C. HUNTER. WILLIAM Ml'NKO. JAMES MUNRO. J. GIDEON LONG. Corp ritori. Jan 9 2 2l PROCLAMATION. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlX*rf,~~" Kxeovtivk Department. \' WHEREAS, information has boen received at tliis Department that on atrocious rauidir was committed in tho County of Uni'?n on or about the twentysecond day of November, A. D. 1800, upon the body of Avgivus Jeter, by one Da?c Flow, ntid that the said lhtvs Flow has fled from jtisticc : Now, therefore, I. U. 11. Tillman, flovcrnor of the Sln'e of South Carolina, in order that justice may be done on 1 the majesty of the law vindicsicd, do herohy oCcr a toward of Seventy-Five Doi.i.ars for the apprehension nnd del v?ry to th? Sheriff of Union County of the said l)avo Flow. The said Dave Flow is a dark mulatto, about five feet six inches high, square built, weighs about one hundred and sisty-f.vo pounds, stammers in tnlkiDg, talks but little, nlitu ? i _ t> on his face In testimony whereof. I have horcunto set my hand nnd cause 1 the Great Seal of the State to he nflixed, at (Vutnbio, this fiist day of January A. I> 1801, and in the one hundred and fifteenth yenr of the Independence of tlio United S'ntes of America. II. 11. TILLMAN | SEA!, jHy i he Governor : J. E. Tixn.vt.t., See'y. of State. Jan ?J 2 4t State of South Carolina, couxrr of rx/ox In the Court of Common 1'leas. Summons for Hehcf?Cutnp'a:nt not Served , Ilurrill lllnnlon, Sn nuel II. Ad tins, Brevard 1). Spring*. Jo n S. Moore and George M. WebW, Jr., partners doing business under the firm name of Jones, Iilmt'ii & Co., 1'laintifl'*, off u hut The MniHicbeltt and Southern Construction Company, DrfentldHt*. To tlie Defendants nhovc named : "\Z<)U are hereby summoned and required X to answer tiicc .mp'nint in this Hction. which is filed in the ollice of the Cl-rk of Common l'lens, for tlie said County, nnd to serve a copy of your answer to the said co nplaint on the subscriber at his ollice, N >. 2 Law llangc, Union, ,South Carolina, witlrn twenty days after tlie service hereof, exclusive of the d \y of such service; and if you fail lo answer the cnnphiint wtliin the time nmii-.Nnm, me i n-iniiih in urs net 1? II will apply to the (hurt fur the relief demanded | i in the cninplaiul. Dated i in 01, S. December 12, A. D. lb'JO. WILLIAM MUNllO, lMnintifl's' A' torney. TWIH li (III- ?V. -n.?-0 .J lr. - r? ... the ollice of thuCleik of ilie Court of Common l'lens for Union County, at Union, in the County of Union, in the S ate of South Caru ina, in the 12th day of Decemb- r, lS'.'O WILLIAM MUNRO, HuinliflV AM- rney. Un:on, Sr. Jan. 7, 181'1. Jan It 2 Ct Application for He mestead NOTICE i* hereby given, tint Mr*. Almira E. llodger, tvi L.w of John Rodger, deceased, Ins fi ed her jicti i >u before me to have a homes cad assigned ami >et otr fjr the benefit if herself, fioai the real and personal property of the sai l John Rodger. Notice is further given that the said petition will come up for hearing lie for? me on tlio Tilt d?v of February next, lb'Jl, nt 11 o'clock, a". m. 1 C. II. l?l ARE, Master f<>r Uni n County. Master's Oflic e, \ ? ., Ull. lklUI W fVli I'UI, I u I' I . Jhn. 0 2 4t. DiSSOlUtiuil ?f r?i>'tao??r<Uip rnilR firm of J. It. Minter & Co., orScdalia I S. eon-isliug of J. It. Nlinter, M. W. Bubo And W. I']. Kulclif id, Ins iliis day | bceu dissolved by tnu111 1 consent, Mr. W. K. , Hatclitord re'.iiing. The bus'ness fill be ' oonduc c J in future by J. IS. MinLir and M. W. B b , under ibe firm inline of Min er & Bob >. All pers us indebted to ilic old firm wi 1 please come tbrw.ir I at an ea ly ?iay and sett e their notes and accounts. M IN'l'KIt & BOIIO. Jan. 1st. IS'.tl. Jan.'J -J It. * | For Sale. LOT on North side of Main Street, in the town of Union, adjoining lot of John Uudgcr on the Weet. () i the Kist by ht formerly belonging to A. V. Thomson, and North by W. It AlcCormick, ?i h alley intervening.? Wi 1 be fold cheap for cash. Apply to J. W. QUATfLKBAUM, < Attorney at l.aw. annul B VII a. V J on 2 4 i 2PATENTSI A pnmplilct of Information and nb-/?P? ( VhMract of llio laws,flhowinn How to/xf* Obtain I'ntcnts, Caveats, Triulo/OB^w u3H^. Mark*, OnpyrlRbts, srtif 1 MUNN &. CO./Er** AAAAA ^ VCAItl I undertake to brief*. J9 H I 2 I 11?<-nrl? any fairly Intelligent p. rvonnfritln. tV H 9 11 11 '* " c*" *rl". wIn-. 11 I II I I laio r Inn ruction, will work liulualrioutlv , vWWV ?#|?.1V I., rani Throe Then a. a* Dalian. * War in lli- iron i( l.J;iliiiuml,frHi -rfW^JITfTTwill aluofumlvh l.ir iiuaiion or . niplny mrnt.at wliicli voir ran rani thai amount. N" f"r aiireraafiil aa above. Kavily ami i|iilrkly I. ario-il. I .1. ,ir?* lop o.ie n orki r Iroin each tllalrh I orrounly. I have already taught unrl |>i oviilcil with employment a large number, >. ho in.- making over fSlKIO a year each It r iSi 1;\V ml SOI.II*. I nil particular* Fit Kl^. Arbiter* ?t once, t' <*, A l.l.l'.k, Itox ISO, Auguatu, Alulnv, 1.0(10,000 BlllCK, for Mtle. J. II. RODOCR & CO. NofU 4G ff Executor's Sale AT THE RESIDENCE OF. llR^HgARy BY order of Probate Judge ^^Vuaion County, 1 will se 1 to tho high^^Bitdder, at the re-Henre of the late Mrs. Bgry ? Gist, oo Thursday, 15th day oIlHbiirr 1891, at public outcry, tho ofol'^^Hg p?f' ontl properly, boongiug tn^ier^^Hs; 2 90 gallon Hoi I era aud 2 pah^^H pound balanced. 1 40 gallon Uoileraud^L^flR^^^^U^ 1 Set Carpenter's Toole. 1 Pel lllacksinith Toole. \< 1 Cross-cut S*w. 1 Pnursge Mill. 1 Cider Mill. 1 Grinlsio'ir. 1 Milliard Table, of the best mnlce. 6 Wagons. 1 Set 4-horse Wngon Gears. 2 Sets 2-horsc Wagon Gears. Farmers I'm Is, 1'iows, Flow Stocks, Spades, Shovels. &c About 17 llcad of .Mules, Ilorees n?d Mares. One carriage. . One lot of meat, ready to ban? up and smoke. About 400 bushels Corn. About 40U0 bundles Fodder. One Cow and Calf. About 1000 bushels Coi'o'i Sec I. One Cotton Frame. j One lot Horn, and other tilings ioo itimorous to montian. / TERMS OF SALE. / CmU oil delivery of property, an/ if any person shall ntd oir aWA defwt^f terms of sale the property at risk of former | urchaser. ALSO, 1 will sell nt the same time and place, cue lot of land known as the Is<ac Murpky land containing 79,46-100, i cres. a'l in aiginal heavy timbered woods except 8 acres,and it c'rared and cultivated this year (1MH1).? Said land si'ita'c in Clous Keys tovnship, and bounded by lands of J. H. Mjntrr, Jno. W. Sanders, Dr. Lonff. aod lands Ltloiivimr to I). Giet. Tmi-Icc and Ira Lyi? llobo. TERMS OF SALE. Said land to be sold for on--linlf cash, and balance in one year from dn'f. Said bn'ance to be secured by bond of ike purchaser and mortgage of premises, with interest at 7 per cent, per nnnntn. 1'urchnaer to p>y for papers. II. V*. GIST, Ea r. of Mrs. M. E. Gist. Union, C. II.. S. C., Dec. 15, 1890. Dec 19 01 4^' < Notice oTttPr-JgB SCHOOL COMMISSMW^. L WOULD respectfully call u'tcnii'n of all those having school cairns, payable in 1890, that they shou'd prtscnt them at this ?flice for approval. The public ia very anxious to find out the financial s a-ding of the School fund, nnd it is impcs.-iblo to tell until after the claims nie gotten in for the present year. I hope this request will be promptly complied tv tli. 1 will also state that owing to the ncc s-i y of I cing among the vor ous schools ilioughout tbe County looking after ilieir interests, etc.. I will be at the office only on Fr day and Saturday of each week. Let c\cry one remember tlint af er the 1st day of January, 1891, the School Co nnns. sinner's office will be open o-ily <u Fiiday a ml Saturday. ( ociio-il Registers and Hlnuks of oil kinds promptly furitblied on appl cdi n. ? Communion'ions potnptly if sw- red nnd attended t >. J. 1.. WaLkBK Seh ml Comumsiontr U. G. jfr" VIL L. DOUGLAS O LI E? and o'lier apodal- ' S n B ties for Gentremeii, ranted, nnd^ stomped on tjottomJ^ddr^T W*f* ' W? L* DUtlwLAot 0ro kloDi Alass* Sold by s. M. KICK, JH? E. u., Agent. Jan 2 I !x 6m f 6000.00 n year li 1.. luyr mmlo I?y Jokn ft. k you may n??t make m iniuh, bul via cam Attach you ?|ui< My lioir to rum fi?>m f 6 to |$1U a liar nt il.c Hart, ami inure a* j-oii go I on. Dotn M-to, nil Rfff? In any part of Amrii< a, yu* < an mniinfitrf at lioni", prWVing an j our iluit,< r ft para momenta only to V tli? work. All Une*. (*rcat |?y HI'NK for urn worker. IVe ?tart you, fitrnUhlna evcrylliini:. KAfllI.V, M'EP.lilLY learned. , 1'Altl ICl LAKS IK1.K. Addreaa at onco, ^STINSUN A CO., lOKTLAAf), MA I.Mi. MRS. JAS. GRANT'S ! t CACUinUADI C MII I iucdv I rnoniunnukb iciibLiiikiii i JIJfWT OPENED, * 1 i IIIAVK iust or.cnod nn elegant anil cm. j.lcie line of FALL AND^IVlNTEIl Mil- < LINKKV of the newest nnd choiceH s'ylce; 1 onsis in? of l'ATTEHX HATS AND BONNETS, Fiinc) FcatlicrH, ItinU' H in^H, Etihhoim, Volvrlrt, G1ii>|>h and Or 11 a m en If. ALSO NURSING CORSETS. 'Ihankfitl for the very lihernl [aironsge lien tofore bestowed, 1 iu?i o llic i n?licn ot i lie town h ii I country to c*> 11 and eratuiue my elegant row stock, assuring them tb?t my l?rices shall he a* low and n-y w< rk ?s good ?s any establishment in upper South Carolina. MHS. JA8. UK ANT. Oct 3 -10 tf nit. (?:! /iirr ?!<*liifr naweJl. W|?y 7 W" Ytmlimlo the work and l y??u are. Rtm be/ y ginnrr* arc maHr/amlng trr*m !>?<? Z^m AH Wcahow yoo hnw Xi tlRL Hid ?i?rl jrou. I an work In irarc tlm# I l ff ill iho tlnir. Itlf money for work/ rr? Knlltirr unknown among tbrm. N K\V noil wonderful. Particular* free. II. Mulletc?t: Co.,Ilus Poriltind.MalBO We Ii ive some special largaitis t-? offer in Red Flannels, ca'l mid examine them, anil he convinced that we ?re not merely talking lut we will redly save yon some money. OKA HAM & 8PAKK3. I s i - \ ( J III I I I ' I'll-? ? ^he State of South Carotin: COUNTY OK UNION'. Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Relief?Complaint not Senr* II. Laurens Goss, Plaintiff, agtimrt Ana. E. Hill, Agne< w- Mchugli, John T .1. Morrow Hill Carlisle, Carlotli E^lil', Dtfendantt, I To the Defendants ~ Ann^TT. Hill, Agnes W 1 MoHugh, John T. Hill, J. Mobley Hill \ J. Morrow Hi 1, Elisabeth Carlisle, Car> lotto Hill and Annie E. Hill. '\TOU are hereby summonod and requlrod ' X >o answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common lMoa*, for the said County, and to s?rvc nc>py of your answer to the snid coniphiinst on the aubsctibcr at his office, No. 'J Law Range, Union, Smlli Carolina, within twinty days after the feevice hereof, exclusive of the day of such tervico ; and if you f<i! to answer the complaint within the lime nforcswid, the plaintiff in this action \vi I apt ly to the Court for the relief demanded in tlm I'umnl.i.it Witness, Jo?cph II. McKissick, Esq., Clerk of the Couit*of Common Pleas in nud for the County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, ihe 2d day of December, in the year of ouf Lord one th'Uisnnd eight hundred and eighty-nine, and ia the cue hundred and fourteenth year of the Sovereignty and Independence of the United Slates of America. 1 Jos km II. McKissick, skai. > Cletk. William munro, PI lintifTs Attorney. To the Defendiiits, Carlottn Hi 1 and Annie E. Hill : Tnkeuo'iee: That the summons in this action (of which the foregoing is a copy) was filed In the office < f the Clerk of the Court of Common Plea*, for the County of Uoion, at Union, in the County of Union, in the State of South Car- linn, on the (2 I) second day of December, A. D., 1880. WILLIAM MUNRO, Plaintiff's Attorney, No. 2 Law Range, Union, S. C. Dec. .1. 1880. Deo 14 50 tit Notice to Tax Payers ACCORDING to law the assc-smonl of personal | r? perty commences ou the 1st of January, 1801, and clones on the 20th of February 1801. For the convenience of the taxpayers I will attrnd the following places and time: ? ?:ii 1- * ~ i iv111 remain m my ornec at tlie IV mi House from the 1st Jniiu ry to the 8ih i f January. llrnf Sjtrings, Fiitlay forenoon, January Oth. Coleraine, Friday Afternoon, January 0th. Gihbs', Saturday, Jnnuny 10th. Cedar Bluff, Monday fircnnon, January 12th. Cross Keys, Monday nf'ernoon, Janunry 12th, and Tuesday, January 13th. Sedalia, Wednesday forenoon, January 14th. Goshen Hilt, Thutsdny forenoon, January loth. Fish Dam, Friday, .In is ry l.l.h. Santue, Fa'unlay, Janunry lilli. Jft. Tabor, Monday. January 10th, Krlton, Tuesday, 20th, and Wednesday to euooti, January 21st. . A. F. KrmlricFs. Wednesday afternoon. Goudei/srille, Thursd ?y, January 22d. j Wilkinseille, Fr d y, 2'd, and Saturday forenoon, January 24th. Draytonrille, Validity, Jnnu iry 2<*/lh. Timber Hidye, Tins-lay f. r? iux u, January 47'h. Asburi/, Tuesday afternoon, January IfTtli, ind Wednesday, January 2Stli. JoncsviUe, Thursday, 20th, and Friday orcnoon, Janiia-y SOtli. And in my ottic-r from the .'10th January o the 20th February, inclusive. All are lint do fir a poll tax from 21 years f age to f>0, except those exempt by law. TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE. All changes m .dc in real estate since last eturn inust be no'cd by individual unking eturn, whether bought or sold. N. 1$. MOIttiAN, A. U. C. Dec 6 4t? r.? HERE THEY ARE! ASSORTED NUTS. ALKXIS 1101)1 fcLAT MI AN I), SKVKN V A HI El IKS, Packed in three pound ra tons. The foods arc the very finest selected Nnls ol spnl^rnvicty, and arc guaranteed new, sound iK^^rsi-clsss in every particular. The assortment consis's of (irenoblc Wal)uts,|Tarrngma, l.angued-c and Paper shell Almonds, Brazil Nuis, Sicily Filberts aud I'ecans. The pnekage is the most attractive ;ver gotten up for litis purpose, mid the price, 7") cents per carton, is as low as is :onsistont with the fine <pidity of the goods. Bes des the above, we have every variety and can give you any qnuitiiy you want. Besides our regular St >ck of STAPLE GROCERIES, &C., we wish to call your nPention to the following line of Goods, which we arc selling as cheap as anyone : Self-raising Buck wheat. Self-raising Graham Flour. Shredded Dais, Cracked Wheat. Bex Wheal?a fine food for invalids and children. llonc'css Codfish, Mackerel. Mnple Syrup in fancy ipiait decanters, New Crop New Orleans Molasses and Syrups. Raisins, Prunes. Currants, Citron. Cheese and Crackers, l'ickles and Sauces iu variety. Fruit Cake in iiu boxes. Uokcr'a Chocola c nud Cocoa. We call special attention to our Canned Qoods, which ate ilie veiy best: Apricots, Peaches, Pears, Strawberries and Pine Apple, White Cherries, etc. We are a'so receiving a fine lot or Christmas Goods. French nr.d Stick Candle*. Licorice '''ablets an I Cough Droj s. Crysialized Fruits in A and I lb boxes. Ajr^lc*, .Oranges,.Bananas, Figs, Prunes, Lemons, Cocoanuts, Cranberries, Apple Butter, ec. Fire ('rackets, Pnp<r Cap Pi'to'p, Toy Cannon". T?ys and Chinawate. We also have a select stock of Pistols from 7f> cents up to genuine Smith & Wesson. Call and see us before perchas'ii? anything for Christmas. II. F. SCA1FE & SON. Feb 21 8 ljr " PREPARE FOR i If you are in need of a ER, CONDENSER, or CO . and call on me before pu ? ' BUGGIES ^ HARNESS nAATr GENERAL HARDWARE Yours, truly, W. 11 LEADINC Fib 14 7 NEW GOOD; NE\ Our Buyer lias just returned from tlic DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTI< COMPLY We have also a splendid am GENT'S CL FURVTRBTVft ZIEGLER'S AND BA for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HAND-J for Gents, in Congress and I Other reductions in REMEMBER THE DE SLOWING M which we guarantee to he equal in cyc priced machines. Over 70 now in uso ii warranted for ,r> years, and have all ncc< The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, WII Jun 4 1 FULL TO THE BRIM A.1 \\c Imve jud recti* c<l ? ne of the largest ftoi Millinery <loo<l-, \e., I lint we li<ive ever had. i i SHOK? ! SIlOi :: Re sure nml mt am- *| ccinl line of Shoes foi lively cannot beat taein in price or quality. MILLINERY In 1)1 in line wc have n very full stock ; any sly Call ami see our goods nml convince yourself il Respectfully, GRAIIAM J Sept 6 30 wanted r Vive thrusand men, women and children v in buy one dollar's worth of goods each, and that will ever be rcuieinber^d. (Jur flock is cmnpleto in every depart Clothing, Dress fiends, Hoots, Shoes, Hals, 'J Counterpanes. We arc making speci il prices ou .leans an any article bought from us. fairly with our customers, guaranteeing our , at a voiy small profit. To tho few who bavo not bought goods of and wo will convince youthat you can do bett in town. Respectfully, RODGER & Sept <i 31 WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, ~ b a. nxr k: e b, s , UNION, H. C. 1 A general banking business t.ansac ted. Deponim received, subject to check. cv Exchange bought and sold. fri Col'eel ions made ?n all points. cy t'afe deposit boxes to rent. Acc? unts of indivi'liia's and firms solicited, pa . an Wc reprercnl the fallowing Insurance !'* Companion : ,n] Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, (10,071,610 80 riicnix Insurance Co., - - - 4,781,256 Norwicli t'ni >n F. Ins. S?cic'y, 1,505,0:51 Washington Life InsuranceCo., 10,000,000 Fire, Life oinl Tornado Insurance. y Hept 5 80 6m ^ L R GAINES, - 3 U N I O N , S . O . |jj PRACTICAL PAINTER. DKCORA rise IS FRESCO AS!) SKIN WHITISH | A SPECIALTY. J WILL PAINT HOUSES ON T1IK SHORT- * EST NOTICE. b" *91 i Dec 10 01 >f ^ S. A BIG CROP. COTTON GIN, PBEDTTON PRESS, be sure rchasing. I AND ^ ^ PHAETONS. STOVES. PS 'Line of ALWAYS ON HAND >. BJEVVLEY. J DKALKU IN IIAKDWAKK S! N GOODS! j Markets, and our Stock of ' 3les, and notions is ;te. \ well selected line of GOODS, ETC. Y STATE SHOES and Children. SEWED SHOES jaccd?$ *>, formerly $7. proportion. MOREST $10 50 ACHINE, ry respect to any of the higlietr Union County. They arc fully issnry attachments-. .KINS & CO If D RUNNING OVER~ ks of Dry Goods, Clothing, Slues, Uutf, <1 our prices arc os low on the lowest. S ! ! SHOES ! ! ! men, women mul children. You p> GOODS. lc nod pricey ii wr.nt. nit v. c menu exactly ivl at wesnv. & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. iy WANTED! ranted at llODGKll & WjRCETXiF* to caih buyer we will pivo a bargain meat, and we arc headquarters fur ['runic*, Umbrellas, Blankets, Quiits d, in fact, you will pet a bar pa in on tho reason is siuiply this : We deal goods as represented, and sell them us yet, wo will say, give us a trial er with us than with any other houso rUKCELL. ? _ _ __ ly MRS. L. M. FOtJCHE, (NEE MRS. M. VINCENT,) IAS opened the huge*', (lie handsomest Mill 1110^t Fashionable STOCK OP MILLINERY er brought to Uuion, and asks her old ends and oust' mors Co call aod feast their es on them. I return sincere thanks for past libera", tronnge and intend 10 deeervc a continu tc oi tnose invors ty firici micmioa to e wishes of my patrons mid studying the r lerest in the quality of prices of golds I II. MKS L. M. FOUCHK. Oct 40 tf_ MONEY TO LOAN^flgl^^ )N Improved Farm laodn, $300 end upwards. Loans rcpayJPWF^^^^^?? mil annual lostal menl>, through tn^iod six years, thus enabling the borrower to ,y off his indebtedness without exhausting g crop in ar y one year, A pity at once to l>. A. TOWXSKND, Attorney, Vn'on, r*. C. Ang 1"? IW Ty I M 4% A | Wm^Mr%n at our KKW line of work, Illlftl (_ Wi .- l li. mill I rahhr. by tkoao of Ifll I III mm W #lilirr old..ltd ?u their VI II I V I I tm H Im llllrs.n lirreiff ihfjr lltrt. Any VI w I 1 Wtm I on# ran ?|o the stork. Kaiy to I earn. furnUh ?rrfjrihlnf. Wa n?ri *am. No rlak. Yutt cm drvoto itr i|Mf? itminfiiu, or all your lime to tli? work. TkU l? *r, tlfely ttrw lead.ami IiHiiks MOti'lnfltl Mirceu toerery worker ? inn era are ruing from 125 to C&O |?rr week and upward*, d mora aftar a llttla ainerlrnce. IVa ran fiirnlali you tha amaymcnt and toack you rllUK. No space to aiptola bar*, fall Mm*** nuuk xm v as a coU uwvu. mini.