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m ' I III MEKOBIAM. MRS. A LICK B. SMITH, (are Browning) departed this life at 1)10 home of her moiher, Mre. ^ Martha K. Browning, in Cross Keys Townihip, on the I'd day of Decern) or, 1WK), in tho H6th year of her age. The subject of this notice was one of nature's noble women ; quiet, gentle, oncrJtetic, uncomplaining and true; one whoso 4f?niinuel aim was to do her whole du'y io all tho relations of life, ae Daughter, bister, Wife, Mother, Teacher and Neighbor : one I ?^^^whsexemplifted the qhr slian character l>; ^PPell "ordered walk ..and Godly coneersa- 1 tionralthful to the church of her choice, te th j Sabbsth school; not a "religious b:got," hot a true Bible christian, who loud and respected tho people of God of whatsoevrr name or orderBut notwithstanding her goed qualities and Iter groat usefulness t> tho community, a disease which baffled the skill of various eminent Physicians laid bo'd upon her, and for upwards of six months she was a great suffcre!*, and finally died without a struggle. De>th had no sting for her, as she passed away as quietly as one fcoioz to sleep. Her pure spirit took i'a flight from the dead body lo'-tht christian's homo ii? glory." The writer has known Mrs. Smith from her childhood, but has never known any one to utter ono word of complaint or nnkindntu against her. As an ovidence ot tlio esteem in which she was held, thoday of her funeral, though cold and wet. witnessed the gathering of a vast multitude of neighbors and friends assembled ot l'adgets Creek Church t> psy the lost sad tribute of respect (a Hat.ninriaL remains. appropT'nT"-nru tt-eiing discourse,"*uwt> well received. The casket with its contents was deposited in the cemetery to nwait the general resurrection. G. 1. A DIBS Needing atonic, or children who want build ing up, should take BROWN'S IRON HITTERS. It le pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indigestion, Biliousness and Liver Complaints. e ConxTKRPsiT Doli.aits.?Pittsburg, Doc. 2(1.?A scheme to flood the United States with counterft i> silver dollars has been linear < bed hero. Nineteen persons are nlrendy under arrest, aud $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 Itilians cm ployed to pass it. It was all in silver dollars, and United States Detective McSweeoy says it is the best counterfeit of the standard . silver dollar tba* was ever made. Tiio co n is perfectly formed in every detail, nod its ring is . identical with tlie good coin. Its only fault is that it is light in weight. "" Two of the Italians, naniod Kilo Darige and Nelson Maggerinn, accompanied by their wives, attempted to pnss ihc spurious money ovor th? bar of ihe Blick I'car hotel, tint w*? 1 ? 4 * ?? ??* *> uviwiu'i i-jr mo proprietor and nvrested. Atfiist they refused 10 my where they lived, but the wotnan finally broke down and to'ul the polico thnl they hud been ? ^Kng at 023 Lineolo avenue, Hast Knd. The house was quietly sutrouudrd anil fifteen Italians arrested. Secreted under a bed in one of the rooms was found a pile of counterfeit.money amounting to $1,100. The detectives succeeded fina'ly in gaining the information that the money was made in New York. Similiar gangs were sent to other cities. Dctectivo McSwceny ays the real head of tho bind has not been Uncovered. Call and see our $2 bats fi>r men. We have just received a solid case of litem.? Now is the time to buy you a hat. GRAHAM & SPARKS. ?? Tna PUbl'tT ani) til k St.uik.?tt-.'v. F. M. Bhrout, l'aetor United Hie hi en Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says : "I feel it nty duty U&U ^h?t wojiders IDv King'a JI-u r' badly d:seiuie<l, and my yarishteners thoughtI could live inly a few weeks. I took five # bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery and am ^ sound and wel', goining 201 bs. in weight." Arthur Lao, Manager Love's Funny Folks Corabinntion, writes : 'Altera thorough trial and convincing evidence. I am nonfideot Dr. King's New Discovety for Cin um.ition, boats 'on a 1, and cures when everything el-c fails. The greatest kindness i . I can do my many thou rand friends is t ? urge thein to try it." Free trial bottles nt B- F. Posey's Drug Storo. Regular sizes 6'Je. and $1.00. For the largest stock of Dry Good", Milli- , ^ ;/ nery, Boots, Shoes, and clothing, and tbo lowest prices call on 1 GRAHAM & SPARKS ] ??? Destruction of tiik Ftrrii Atrnub Tub- ( atrb.?New York, Jan. 3.?A careful esti- ' mate of the big fire here Inst night p'aces < the total loss at $507,000, more than half of ] which falls upon the insurance ooninnuie? Sew in tlio liistory of the fire department 1 of this clly "were its members called upon to ' battle with such fierce flumes. Si far there is n ? positieo cxplmstion g ven of the origin Iof the blase- There ih a supposition however, that a cigar thrown carelessly away while still burning was the cause. livery gentlemen should see our line of neekware. Cull eerly as they ere gong like hot cakes, GRAHAM k SPARKS' *t?U OSSPKI'SIA, ' Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use BROWS'S IRON HITTF.H8. JUl dealers keep It, ft per bottle. Genuine has ^hde-mark ana crowed wd lines on wrapper. English Spavin Liniment 1 cmovs a Herd, Soft or Calloused Lumfsand lilcni iehes from horses, Illood Spavins, Curbs Holints. Swnenev. IHnir.hnn? Rtidoo i i Sprains, all 8woilen throa's, Coughs, ete.? * I Save $00by use of ono bottle. Warranted ' most wondrful Blemish Cure ever i I known. Soli b J. M. GIBS k SON,, Drugg lets, Union. k Th? Last Call Witiioi*t Morns Monky.? | K All parties indebted to do by note or acB| oount must come in and ?e Ileal once, cr take (he consequences.?I mean i/on. 1-tf W. D. BEWLHY. v Itch on human and horses audall animals \ cured in 80 minutes by Woelford's Sanitary ?1 Lotion. This never fails* 8old by J. M. GIBBS & BON, Druggists Union S. C. Remember, that the sesson is advanciug, fand now is ths time to buy Millinery Goods cheap. We will sell yuli Ladies hats almost at your own price, as we have a Urge stock on hand and they muet he oold. 1 . . GRAHAM & SIMRKS. MARUI ED, GRAY?SW1NK. Married, December 25, i 1800, by Rev. D. P. Boyd, at the rosidenee of the bride's parents, Mr. J. M. Gray, of j Laurens to Miss Luis ?. Srrink, of this I county, \ HA5BY?BENTLEY. Manied, Drcem- ' B ber 80, 1890, by Rev. U. P. Boyd, Mr. Jsmes & f, Haney to Miss Pocahontas Bentley, all of Union Ceuoty, 8* C* B. List of Letters U Remaining in the Postoftice at Union, for the week ending Jan. Oth, 1801. Mrs Millie Anderson | Master E L Je rr. K Wesley Mitchell (Mrs 11 K ltoborson. ^B Mrs Burnls West. I Miss Ros-* MoKissick. H Mrs Nellie Wright |J C White. H Mi?s Bessie and Kloors|G IV Young. H Walker. Persons calling for the nhore letters will |^B pi**8* say if advertised, and will bo required B| to pay ono oont for tbolr delisery. J. C. HUNTBR, P. M. Town Treasurer's Annual Report Report of the Treaturtr of the town of Union, S.C., commencing Jan. \tt, 1890, to Jan. 1*/, 1801. RECEIPTS. Cftsh on land, f 510 34 Pinti.. 107 49 Livery License 50 00 Delinquent Tnxcs 21 84 Barroom T iccnse, 2,400 00 Dill'aril License,.. 126 00 K?| ty Parrels sold 1 00 Ii H' once Ag< n*? 70 00 Itii.ivnnt Seles mini 6 00 ( Show License 40 00 ( Ounno License CO 00 Beef License 16 00 ( Dray Lironse 5 00 j Auction I.icens; 6 CO ^ Trapeze License 12 CO Taxis 1,207 72 ( To nl $4,821 60 ] DISBURSEMENTS. < Charley .lo'io,' account $48 00 J C Hunter & Son 3 60 T E Bni'ey 217 23 Graveyard Committee 100 00 11 S Foster 3 00 Jacob Rice 3 25 Robinson & Allen 36 70 Butler Martin 7 50 J I' Oi>R? 2 60 I) A Townscntl, Aturncy 60 00 C.eorgo Hardy 4 2o Extra Ma'shuts 38 26 W B Cooler 22 25 William EHer 3 75 John J Purcell, nnd otlurs 19 60 Tinaley & Fost< r 4 00 .Tunics Hardy 7 72 Wnlker, Evans & Cogswcl' 31 60 G 1* Garrett 6 76 TC Duncan 105 Mrs Vincent 26 .Inmaj SKaw O UU 8 M Rice, K U 40 Uni ties Si Grnham 6 00 Most Mnrtin 6 37 r E Fniit 13 10 Misses Mcllwninc 37 28 ' Hands nt Cemetery 31 15 J C Wall-ice 2 50 Murralt & Vnrso lie 50 75 N 1' Dunbar 1 40 P CWhiscnant 1 50 Mrs L G Young 0 81 q .7 W McLure 2 50 Telegrams 85 T Express Co 25 Jsmes Schoppaul 1 40 , Graham & Tool 18 09 ( 0 C Culp 5 00 S R W Tinsley, Clerk 50 00 j " ' account, 241 76 ( WT Graham 2 80 ? Graham & Sparks 41 30 ' Street account 001 15 * J II Rodger, Clerk, 1889-90 .... 75 00 J F C Pool. 75 J W Posey ?nd Pro 20 90 ' lULU4vJUtU.u 825 25 J H Rodger, 3 accounts}...'. 266 09 r GCMny, Ma-slial 650 00 * J D Smith, Marshal 390 00 ^ Til'.man Gist, Lamp Lighter, 182 00 ( John Rodger 3 30 C Goo Grddcs 24 12 Foster, Wilkins & Co 34 87 0 Rolick 94 05 W l> Rowley 1 45 ~ 1' A Mnrrah 31 25 ^ J G Long, Sheriff 100 50 W M Gibbes 15 50 ] VV A Nicholson & Son 1 50 d 11 M Stokes 41 00 t< RPMcKissiek 10 00 u E J.co 209 00 Standard Oil Co 54 51 ii [} C May, account 2 50 <>t II F Powy 57 30 * Treasurer's commissions 215 37 Sash on hand 295 98 Total... $4,821 50 JAMES 11. RODGER, Town Treasurer. UDion, S. C., J tin. 1st, 1891. . f Important Land Sale! b! In 1 and 2 Acre Lots I \ NEAR THE TOWN OF UNION, H P' ON EASY TERMS. m BY eirtuo of authority rested in ine by Areh<e R. Siok?s, 1 will soil, en Sa'ea doy, Monday, February 2, 1HV1, before the Court House door, at Union, during the usual hours of sale, the Real properly known 1 THE FAIR GROUNDS, i situate about half a mile from the crp'rate ' limits of the town, at the intersection of the ^ Pinckney and Santuo Roads, containing 8-r> * aores, more or less. The said land h?s l>em 1 l.wl Air in!.. CONVENIENT 1 and ?5 Aoro LoIm suitable for building Homes, with large gardens attached, and will be sold on the f 1lowing accommodating TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash, tbe balance on a credit of one year ; the purchaser to giee a mortgage of the preqaises nod a bond to secure lio balance of the purchase mcney, bearing 8 ' per cent interest from tbe day of sale, and to pay for papers. I WILLIAM MUNRO, 1 Attorney in fact. Jan 0 2 4t The Union Investment Company. Union, S. C., January 8, 1801. OTICE is hereby given that book** of a.i ourocripiion 10 me capnni etock or 1 tlie Union Inveatment Company will be opened ht III* office of Jolio L. Voung. in t ibe town < f Union, on Friday, January 1(1 li, * 1801, at twelve o'clock M. * JOHN L. YOUNG. i C. C. CUL1\ " J. C. HUNTEH. i WILLIAM MUNRO. JAMES MUNtlO. J. GIDEON LONG. Corp rvlorj. Jon 0 2 St PROCLAMATION. STATE OF SO UTIfoXROfTJTapf?"" Execitivr Department. J' WHEREAS, information has boen received nt this Department that an i'rocious mm di r was committed in tlio bounty of Union on or about the twentytecond day of November, A. D. 1800, upon Iho body of Argivus Jeter, by one Dave Flow, nnd that the slid Dave Flow lias fled from justice : Now, therefore, I, B. 11, Tillmnn, Governor ?f the Sta'e of South Carolina, in order that justice may be dono on I the mnjofty of the law vindicitcd, do hereby offer a toward of Sf.vkntt-Fivk Doi.i.ars for the npprehon. eion nnd del v< ry to tha Sheriff of Union County of the said Davo Flow. The said Davo Flow is a da\*k mulatto, about five feot six inches high, square built, weighs about ouo hundred nnd siityf.vo pounds, stammers in talking, talks but little, tlmnuUu.wk,...,.. ... ... ?marks on his face. In testimony whcivof. 1 have horeunto set my hand nnd caused the Great Seal of the State to lie aflixcd, at- (Vumbin, thisfiist day of January A. D. 1801, and in the one hundred nod fifteenth ycnr of the Independence of tho United States of America. B. It. TILLMAN J SEAT. ^ By the Governor: J. E. Tix i> a Li., Sec'y. of State. Jan 9 2 4t State of South Carolina, CO UXT Y OF CXI ON In the Court of Common Pica*. Summons for HeUcf-?C?mp'a:iit not Served . llurrill lilanton, Samuel It. Ad tins, BrevarJ I). Spring*. Jo n S. Mooro and George M. Webb, Jr., partners doing basinets under the firm name of Jones, Blintcn & Co., Plaintiffs, a gain ft L'lic MuiBichsettt and Southern Construction Company, Drfendant*. To the Defendants above named : \7OU are hereby summoned and required X to answer tlicomp'aint in this action, vhieh is filed in the ollice of the Clerk of Common l'leas, for the said County, and to if rvc a copy of your answer to the said co ndniut on the subscriber at his ottico, N >. 2 ,aw ltange, Union, ,South Carolina, witlrn wenty days after the service hereof, cxclu- i live of the d?y of such service; and if you ail to answer the complaint wiliin the time foresaid, the I'laiuiitF* in tlrs act'n n will i q ply to the Court for the relief demanded i n the complaint. Dated Union, S. C., December 12, A. D. rt'.nr. WILLIAM MUNllO, ' ' Plaintiffs' A'torney. totjoe,- thfch rtrr-^ 0~?p . - ... lie oflice of theCleik of the Court of Cotn[iou Pleas for Cnlou County, lit Union, in he County of Union, in theS nte of South Ri-u iua, ? n the 12th tiny of Decenib- r, 1S90 WILLIAM MUNKO, Plaintiffs' AM- rney. Un:on, S. C., Jin, 7, 1391. Joti 2 Gt Application for Hcmestead 0T1CE is hereby given, ill it Mr'. Alraira .1 E. Rodger, wi t?w of Jolin Hoilgc, cceased, h is ti ed her pcti i >u before tne i have a homes c-td assigned and ect off for le beucfit <f herself, fiotn the real and per>nal property of the slid John Rodger. Notice is further giren that tlia said petion will come up for hearing before tne ? the 7 li day of February next, 1891, nt 1 o'clock, A.M. 1 C. II. PI ARE, y. uster f?r Uni >n County. Master's OfBc o, Jan. 8th, )8<JI. , Jan. 9 2 4t. Dissolution of Pw?t?oi>okip IV!E firm of J. U. Minter & Co., ofSedalin . S. C., consisting of J. 11. Minter, At. r. Bobo and W. E. Kutchf. rd, 1ms this dny Ken dissolved by mutuil consent, Mr. W. E. atQhford re'.iriug. The bus'ness rill be induc ed in future by J. It. Minter and M. f. B b under the firm name of Minter & ob . t All persons indebted to the old firm wi 1 leaso conic forward at tin ea ly day and stt.e their notes and accounts. at I NITt'.R Si lUlltn Jan. 1st. 1891. Jan. 9 2 4i. * J For Sale. [" OT on Norlh side of Main Street, in the Li town of Union, adjoining lot of John .odger on tlie West. O i the Eist by 1? t trnmrly belonging to A. W. Thomson, and forth by W. K MeCorniick, ?i h alley inervening.?Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply to 1 J. W. QUATTLEllAUM, ? Attorney at Law, Anderson, 8. C. Jan 9 2 4l ] HI v A pamphlet of Information and ab-/^H* c struct of Ilia law*, till owing ljorr to/ff Obtain l*utcnts, CaTents, TradoA^^^ ^pB^darks, C.jjjrljtJHs, sent ?ree^fl^p J^^ao 1 ron ' % A A A A A TKAKI t andrrtakr to hrli f>, U Jll II 1I teach any lulrljr IntslHfr nt person of till*, # Tk "ft I I 11 I *'. vi ho can rsad and writs, and wh?, 'II IIIII llsflsr Inntmr lion,will work industrious!/, I'*' " W w l,ow to urn T tires Ttisiul tsllin a | sarin thrlr.iwn loraliiiss.n herersr Ihsy Uss.l will also fumlali IS situation or employ menl.at which /on ran rnni Iks I amount, o money for me milcas aiicressful as shors. Kaal Is and qnleklr anird. I rirslni but ono worker from sack dlatrii t or room r. I ara already taught and prorldod with amplo/msat a Ism nmlirr, who are makht* over flON a year earn. It'iNEW 5'l "OI.I JVuH twollculara FBFK. Sddre.a al one#, '' " Aliliti!*, IB ox 4BO, Aniuata, Matin*, 1,000,000 ] BRICK. for rale. ^ 1 J. II. RODdER & CO. | ITof 14 <6 ?f Executor's Safe AT TI1K RESIDENCE OF, URi^HfARY E. GIST. T> V order of Probale Judge Union JJ County, 1 will ee l to ttao higb^^Brfdder, it the re-i 'enrc of the late Mrs.^^Kry ?. Gist, on Thursday, 16th day of^^Hnaary, 1891, nt public ontcry, thn Jol'^^mg per. onal property, bo'onging iotlter^^Hs: 2 90 gallon Roilers uud 2 pound balances. H 40 gallon nud 1 Set Carpenf^s Toolr. 1 Set Blacksmith Tools. % V, 1 Cross-cut Siw. 1 Snu?ago Mill. 1 Cider Mill. 1 Grin Isione. I Milliard Table, of the best make. 6 Wagons. 1 Set 4-hor.<c Wagon Gears. 2 Sets 2-horsc Wagon Gears. Farmers Tools, 1'iows, l'low Slocks, Spades, Shovels, &c. About 17 Head of .Mules, Hordes and Marcs. One carriage. ? Ooe lot of meat, ready to ban 5 up and smoke. About 400 bushels Corn. I About 4000 bundles Fodder. / One Cow and Calf. / About 1000 bushels Co'ioa Sect. / One Colton Frame. / One lot Hofh. and oilier things too iuuior uus 10 mooii^n. / TERMS OF SALE. / Cash on delivery of pr.-peny, ttJ tf any I person shalT md 01T ritul * -^rnr4 i'y -?ith terms of sale tlie propciy resold at risk of former j urchaser. , ALSO, 1 will sell nt tlic same lime and place, one lot of land known nsilic Is>ac Murphy land containing 70,40-100, i ores, a'l in otiginal heavy limbered woods except Snores, and it e'eared and cultivated this year (1890).? Said land si'ua'c in Ciosa Keys township, and bounded by lands of J- H. Mjntrr, Jno. W. Sanders, Dr. Long, and lands belonging to D. 0. Gist. Tiu-tec and Ir* Lyles Uobo. TERMS OF SALE. Said land to be sold for one-half cash, and balance in one year from Ja'e. Said ba'ance to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of premises, wi'li intoreet at 7 per cent, per annum. Purchaser to p?y for papers. R. Vs GIST, Kx'r. of Mrs. M. E. Gist. Union, C. I!.. S. C., Dec. 15, 1890. Dec 19 01 4t? 7'., ( Notice oft SCHOOL COMMIS?HflK. 1 WOULD respectfully call a'toullm of all tboso having school c'aiais, payable in 1890,that they sliou'd prtsent litem at tbis itfice for npprovul. The public i? very nnxious to finil out the finnnoiat s**->ding i f the School fund, and it is impossible to tell until after the claims ate gotten in for the present year. 1 hope this request will be promptly complied w tli. 1 will slso state thai owing to the ncc s-i y of I cing among the var ous school* ih otighnilt Iko OV.....*.. 1 ?-l . . - wuuij luuKing iiiu'r ineir intercut*, etc.. I will be at the office only on Fr city ?tn?l Sntimlny of eaoli week. Lei every one remember thai of er the 1st day of Jntmary, 181)1, the School Co-nniisburner's office will be open 0")y cn Fiiday unci Sit unlay. Scho >1 Registers nnd Blanks of I'll kinds proinjtly fuiiiirlietl on appl'C (!-n. Cor.iiimnicuMons |iompily a-bw-ml fand attended t>. J.JL. \\ ALK HIV, Sclnol Commiraiencr U. C, / r~ W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE ??S ! ranted, and so stamped on bottom. Address W.L. UOUQLACUrsckt?n,lUss. Holdby 8. M. BICE, JK., E. V., Agent. Jaa 2 I A ).y. .* f Cm tr. Qf6000.00 a ymr It briny ine.le by Job" ? \<Joodwlti,Troy,N.V.,iil work fi r u?. ttredrr, k you niny mil meke lumb. but weeea Itmch rnui|iiii'U) lioir loreru nM VIU Vyio m Um mri, snri you go Ion. Ilni'h sesre, *11 IM In say port uf Blnirn. i. you eminence ?l hum", |UVliic Sll your llnm.or ?|mro moMtroUonlyte Vilie work. All It nrw. I.reel |<ay HI KK fu* every worker. We ?t?rt joo; fumlthlnj viriTiumc. r.nnii.i,arAKl>ll.l irariiril. /Mfl lAIUKLLAIttt FURS. Ad4nM at one*. (L sti.xso* * to., ranuTn, mains MRS. J AS. GRANT'S ! I FASHIONABLE MILLINERY JUST OPENED, 1 i I HAVE just opened i?n ctas?jlK>Dtl complete line of PALL AND**'l-NTER Mil. , LiINHHV of the newest and choicest s'ylcs; ' !onsi8 ing of -? PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, Fancy Feat tiers. Birds' Viiigs, Ribbons, Velvets, Gimps and Ornament*. ALSO %innoT%r^ AAWV a u noin w V/UftB?IS< Thankful for Hie very l.lwvnl jnlronege lcrrtofore bestowed, I iu'io tlic I ?dios of he town *n I country to c.>H ami examine my Urgent new slock, us* tiring tlicm th?t my >rieds shall bo a* low ami n.y w. rk as good is any establishment in upr?r Smith Caxoina. MJW. J AS. GRANT. Oct 3 40 tf .... I'fgTTV, Sftnc muSraa ^IIMInnlEk. W'trk AUWTJW. Austin, am HfeT< "??flE<i i.i. it..".., irW?, (M. BPayKHM"" ?" on. *?,,.i.4?v ??!? WV J ^ bSMKi>4 jlivitt.tn I 7 , HRW??nii<. Tm <ihH* iiMw?ia **4 IN* ( A V ^,HI^B" Wn.^li't <' r )ro? in. Xm b?. / V.7 >r> tontine SroMtSt* Lt " g fln?itay.ail?:*?. *r??fcow jr??k?.w Tl'. tCv *n4 ?t?rt yon. < ?n wort in ?! ? Hnan f* or all ihr llett. >'? nonij for wortf ^1 frilnrr i.otnonrn .moor Ibrni. K HW a ltd wmdrrftit ronlrnlan ft*?. H.iHiutiAO^.noK sroiVrttiyid.llala* i v~ I We It ive some rpoclal bargains to offer in Red Flannels, cn'l ami examine thorn, and 1)0 convinced that wa^ro notSntrcly talking but we will re illy sav\ioa some money. i 0HAU Ail MFAR1M. I ML 1 vk J 1 *. \ ? ' - ? " ^he State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION*. Court of Common Fleas. Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served H. Laurens Guns, Plaintiff, againtt AniwE. Hill. Ague. W. Mctlugh, John T. |^^^L^ihi. Carlo! la I DtftndanU. To tho Defendants?-Aiit^E. Hill, Agnes W. | MoHagh, John T. Hill, J. Mobley Hill, \ J. Morrow 111 1, Elisabeth Carlisle, Car( lotta Hill and Annie E. Ilill. YOU are hereby pumraonod and requlrod lo answer the complaint in this actiou, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plena, for !ho said County, and !o H?rre a c >py of your answer | to the said complainst on the subsetiber nt I his office, No. 2 Law Range, Union, Suilh Carolina, within twinty days after the eervicc hereof, exclusive of ilte day of such eervicc ; and if you f-il to answer the complaint within the time nforcs-rid. the plain, iiff in this action wi 1 ? pj 1 y to the Court for tho rebef demanded in the Complaint. Witness, Jo-'cph II. McKissick, Esq., Clerk of the CoiiitK>f Common Pleas in and for the County aforesaid, at the place nforesaid, the 2d day of December, in the year of our Lord one t)i?usntul eight hundred and eighty-nine, and io tho cue hundred and fourteenth year of ihc Sovereignty and Independence of the United States of America. ~f , 1 Joski'h II. McKissick, I skai. > Cleik. William munro, PI lintifTs Attorney. To the Defendants, Ciirlotta Hi 1 and Annie E. Hill: Takeuo'ice: That the summons in this action (of which the foregoing is a copy) was filed In the office ?-f the Clerk of tho Court of Common lMea?, for tho County of Union, at Union, in the County of Union, in the State of South Car -linn, on the (21) second day of December, A. D , 1889. WILLIAM MUNRO, Plnintitf's Attorney, No. 2 Law Range, Union, S. C. Dec. 8. 1889. Dec 14 50 tit NotiCH t.O Tnv Parroeo ? ?? .a. ?*J v*o According to i?w the nsscstront of personal | n petty commences ou the 1st of January, 1801, ami clones on the 20th of February 1801. For the convenience of the taxpayers I will attend the following places and time: I will remain in my oflico at the C< urt House from the 1st Jsmu ry to the 8ih i-f January. II est Springs, Fiiday forenoon, January Oth. Coleraine, Frid?y afternoon, January Oth. Gihbs , Saturday, Janua y 10th. Cedar Bluff, Monday firennon, January 12th. Cross Kegs, Monday aOcrnoon, January 12th, and Tuesday, January l*tli. Sedalia, Wednesday forenoon, January 14th. Goshen Hill, Thursday forenoon, January loth. Fish Dam, Friday, Ja u ry l.l.h. Santuc, Sa'urday, January 17th. Ml. Tabor, Monday, January l'.lth, Kelton, Tuesday, 20ih, and Wednesday fo oiinon. J?nu?ry 2!st. A. F, h'e.udrick' Wednesday aAtrnotin. Gotcdei/sville, Thursd ?y, January 22d. Wilkinst'illr, Fr dy, 2;,d, and Saturday forenoon, January 24th. Draytonrillr, Ynudny, Jnnu ?ry 2Glh. Timber Ridge, Tuesday f-rniocu, January 5>7ih. Asburg, Tuesday afternoon. January 27th, and Wednesday, January 28th. vuncsnue, 1 uursuay, ZtJlli, ar.<l Friday orcooon, Jauun-y Slltli. And in my oftics from the :10th January to the 20ih February, inclusive. All are liable fir a poll tax from til years of age to 60, cxccpl those exempt by law, TA KK SPECIA1, NOTICE. All changes tn.de in real estate since last return inust be no<ed by individual making return, whether bought or sold. n. 1$. morgan, a. u. c. Dec 6 4Q Ct HERE THEY ARE! ASSORTED NUTS. ALKXIS UODILLAT Git. lilt AN I), J SEVEN VAK1E1 IKS, Packed in three pound en* tons. The ' goods are the very finest selected Nuts ol ' Bach variety, and arc guaranteed new, sound and first-class in every particular. s The assortment eonsis s of Grenoble Walnuts, |Tarragann, l.angued- c and Paper shell , Almonds, Brazil Nuis, Sieily Filberts and Pecans. The package is the most nltiactivc a ever gotten up for this purpose, and the price, 75 cents per carton, is as low as is a consistont with the fine quality of the goods, j Bes dos the above, we have every variety and can give you any quantity you want. Besides our regular ?t>o.k of STAPLE GROCERIES, &C., . we wish to call your ubenlion to the following line of Goods, which we arc selling as cheap as unyone : ' Self-raising Buckwheat. Self-raising Graham Flour. Shredded Dais, Cracked Wheat. Bex Wheat?a fine food for invalids aDd children. Bone'ess Codfish, Mackerel. Maple Syrup in fancy quait decanters, New Crop No* Orleans Molasses and Syrups. Raisins, Prunes. Currants, Citron. Cheese and Crackers, Pickles and Sauces in variety. Fruit Cake in tin boxes. i>0Ker? cnocoine ana Cocoa. We call special attention to our Canned Goods, which me lie veiy beet: Apricots, Peaches, l'ears, Strawberries and Tine Apple, White Cherries, etc. We are also receiving a tine lot of Christmas Goods. Trench and S'ick Candle-*. Licorice Tablets and Cough l>ro| s. Cryat aliased Fruits in 4 and 1 lb boxes. Ap, lo?, Oranges, Uansnas, Figs, Prunes, Lemons, Cocoanuts, Cranberries, Apple Butter, e'c. Fire Craekets, Paper Cap PMo's, Toy Cannon*. Toys and Cbinawate. We also have a select stock of Pistols from 76 cents up to genuine Smith A Wesson. Call and see us before perchaa;n * anything for Christmas. H. F. SCA1FE & SON. Fab 21 8 ly PREPARE FOR If you are in need of a ER, CONDENSER, or CO*] and call on me before pur BUGGIES HARNESS nr\ mr iV: |V^ . " ' GENERAL HARDWARE j Yours, truly, W. 1>. LEADING Feb 14 7 NEW GOOD!: NE? Our Buyer lias just returned from the DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTIC: C0MPLE1 We have also a splendid and GENT'{^ CL.1 FURNISHING C ZIEGLER'S AND BA1 for Gents, Ladies a ZIEGLER'S HAND-S for Gouts, in Congress nnd L: Otlier reductions in p REMEMBER THE DEA 81CWING M. which we guarantee to be equal in ever priced machines. Over 70 now in use in warranted for ft years, and have all ncccs: The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, WIL inn 4 1 FULL TO THE BRIM AN Wc have just received ? ne of the largest flock Millinery Quods, fic., ilia' we have ever ha J, i i d SHOES! SHOE?! lie sure ami ?ee aur si ccial line of Shoes for lively cannot beat tnem in price or quality. MILLINERY In this line we have a very full slock ; any style Call and sec our goods nnd convince yourself thn Respectfully, GRAHAM i Sept 5 30 WANTED I A Five thousand men, vrouien and children wn n buy one dollar's worth of i/cods each and t< hat will ever be remembered. Our stock is complete in every deparlm Clothing, Dress Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Tt Counterpanes. We arc making speciil prices ou Jeans and, iny article bought from us. Our business is increasing every day and th airly with our customers, guaranteeing our gt t a veiy small profit. To the few who have not bought goods of 1 nd wo will convince youthat you can do better o town. Respectfully, ROTUHvP A. 1 JLA.V/ X7 VAA^JLJL \X J Sept <? 30 WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, BANKERS, UNION, S . C H g A general banking business t.nnsnctcd. Deposits received, subject lo check. over Exchange bought and fold. frier Col'ccturns made on all points. eyes Safe deposit boxes to rent. 1 Accounts of individuals and firms solicited, pntri - ao?e We represent the fallowing Insurance !',c x Companies: '"li"1 Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, $10,071 ,510 80 j Phenix InsurnneeCo., - - - 4,781,250 Norwich Uni >n P. Ins. Si cic'y, 1,505,001 Washington Life IusuronceCo., 10,000,000 Fire, Life and Tornado Insurance. y-vSept 6 80 0m v_/ I. R GAINES, rf'ii! UNION, 8. O. PRACTICAL PAINTER. DKCORA TING IN FRESCO AND SIGN A WRITING II A SPECIALTY. |f| WILL PAINT HOUSES ON T1IK SHORT- ynnr EST NOTICE. mjr. l)cc 10 01 ?f ?gi v" . . "V.-. - A BIG CROP. COTTON GIN, FEEDTTON PRESS, be sure chasing. i and ^ jj^ PI-IAETONS. sf7- STOVF.S J Line of ALWAYS ON HAND BJLVYI.EY. DKALIOII IN FIAUDWAKK 3! V GOODS! Markets, and our Stock o" LES, AND NOTIONS IS ?E. well selected line of rOODS, ETC. I STATE SHOES nd Children. EWED SHOES iced?# ">, formerly ?7. roportion. FOREST $19 50 4.CHINE, y respect to any of the higher Union County. They are fully snry attachment?. KINS & CO ir [D RUNNING OVER s of Dry Goods, Clothing, Slues, Hal?, our prices are os low on tl;e lowett. * ! ! ^HOESS ! ! ! men, women r.nd children. You p GOODS. nod price v u went, t v.c mean exactly wi at wefoy. & QDADT/CO vjo hi niuvo , CHKAl' CASH STORK I y VAN TED! nto.l at RODGER & WIRC'EiSt* " o e??.h buyer we will give a buruiiu cut, and we arc headquarters f.-r unks. Umbrellas, Blankets, Quiits , in fact, you will yet a baryaiu on 10 reason is simply tliis : We deal >ods as represented, and sell them U9 yet, wo will say, give us a trial with us than with any other house 3URCELL. Jy MRS. L. M. FOUCHE (NF.E MRS. M. VINCENT,) AS opened the largest, the handsomest and most Fashionable TOOK OF MILLINERY brought to I'uion, and asks her ohl ids nnd oust' titers to call and feast their on tliem. return sincere thanks for past libera", linage and intend to deserve a enntinu of those favors ly strict Httcn'ion to vislies of tny patrons and studying the r vsl in the quality of prices of golds I M lt8. L. M. POUCH K. :t 40 If MONEY TO LOflN.^j S' Improved Farm lundn, $IUH> ami upward?. Loans repayable iri""^ il annual instal men!?, through a period x year?, thus enahling the borrower to off his indebtedness without exhausting jrop in aiy one jear. A pi ly at once to It. A. TOWXSKSD, Attorney, 'Jn on, S. C. ng i*? ?o Jy I A I l>e enrned t *. nurKKM line of work, All mm .i.| I \ m ml luii'.r.tlilr, l?y tlioa* of I 1 I 111 P W ' r Ift, tiMtitf Of *?l?l, ami III their I ft 13 I 1 I I ?WN Itx olllKNiUnrrvver iWy llro. Any I W I I k I one ran do ilir untk. K??y to learn. tirnUh rerrildnir. We atari toil. No ri?k. You can devote |inr? momenta, or all your time to llie work. 'I Ida la ar. rly new lead,an?l Ining* wotuhifnl Mirrf*? toerery worker, itiera are taming front f .'j to #&0 |?er wea k and upwards, nora after a little experience. We ran furnish you the amn?*nt and teach you rMKK. No apace to explain tie re. full auw num. vavaacoHiumkiiiu.