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^ lo*o rvvuri rmoTSsr. An Indian Chief t LetUr TTAtrA /V^gUy TM$ Muck Truth. k Bochkstkk, N. Y., Jan. 13 ?The Democrat pr.nls I number of letter* from Indians at Retebul Agency to Col. L. F. Spencer, formerly Indian agent. Among them is "thin straight forwent sn?l notable letter from ene of the chief*. It may be necessary to explain that* when he icfers tr Orey Fox, __ Long Pumpkin means General George Crook. ?*g~i m lii'j^TM'i'mmri "** co" Col. L. F. Spencer. P>v- My FiieuJ: I want to te'l you something. f- r the Dakota* have had many troubles since you left them and we hare mourned -eery much. Our ration* have . grown email and our beef day has goae a long way off. You gave us a l>ecf every twelve sleeps. This was good ; but now one beef gov* for eighteen sleeps for tbirty pfoplt and our children starve. You told us it woul t he good medicine for our children if we sold our land lo ihe Great Father. We had ears for jour works and touched the pen for it, but have not seen any payment. Ily friend, where aro the schools, ploughs, wagons and oxen? We have not se^n them, as the Great Father's council promised we should, in payment, and while men now ray they owu the land. When we so!d Ihe Back Hrls Grey Fox told us we could get schools, oxen, cows, sheep, pig and chickens in pnyment, but the oxen aud cows grew o'd and died brfore we saw them the pigs ran awsy, the sheep got lost the e'oickens flew away, and it was ten Summers before we stw a tcho?d for our children. Will it be that way ngnii\M Wc lose some of our ritims o.ery yey. and last summer with no rain was vary%?rd for us. T- 1 i *i 1 'r f~ 'h~ nrnin'l have our children live. "Thsso are my thoughts. But how can ?vi do this wheu our reservation grows small and wc get uo payment. Wlieere the Great Father's liuuso is my people once held c>uncil, but it is not so now. You are the agent we adopted, and we expect you will counsel the Great Father u?? iv inrow lu.i red children away. His wbi'e children l.ve anil ere like the grsss, while tlie Indians, like the antelopci g<ow few. We keep the Great Father's wonls in our ears, but he seems to forget his payments to us after we touched the pen as you toll as to do. Short Hull, Two Strike, Crow jJog, High Hawk and Gray Eagle Tn 1 are foolish and a few of our young men ha?e listened to them. They joined the ghost dances and est holy cheese and wear holy shirts. 1 talked lo thuui, but they hid no eats for my words and called me /i fool and would not listen. When the buffalo soldiers came they ran away to the bad hinds. You told me to keep my children in school and 1 do not forget it. My Mend, this W all 1 have lo soy. 1 shake j our hand wi'li a good heart. Your friend, Lo.no Pumpkin. Rosebud Agency, Dec. 27, 18'JO. Itch ou human and horses and all animals cured in 30 minutes by Wooliord's Sanitary ^Loiion. This never fai's* So'd by J. M. & SON, Druggists Union S. 0. To Cocstv Commissionmts.?Columbia, January 16, 1801.?Doubt having been created by the action of the recent Genet a' Assembly, utTeuling the Constitution bearing upon the otlice of county c uumiiMo icrs, the following ijursiioa h is t een subiuit'c 1 to us, and by us referio 1 to the Attorney General, vix: ' Should coutuy treasurers continue to pay out money ou the checks of county commissioners?" The Attorney General says: 'That (in his opinion) it is proper and legal to continue such payments." County treasurers will thorcfoie. continue such payments under the law us heretofore. W. 11. Eli.euuk, Comptroller General. The shortage in the accounts of cx-Adju??>??. ...I . i ?? ??? ? greatly to be deplon d. l(y his genial inuuuirsnnd gvl ant bcariug, Gen. Bonbuin bad greaily endeared himself to the citzen soldiery of tho Stutc, wb? ?ill generally sjnip^lh'fce wuii him iu I .?.... While there can be no excuse for General llonlinui's want of fidelity to his trust, he lias numerous friends who li ve conli lenee that his many manly quel tics will usrci t tlu-insclvo* and insure for him an honorable catet r in the future.? Laurens Ailrtrlitrr. llcmcmbcr, that the season is advancing, nud now is the time to buy Millinery Goods cheap. We will sell you Ladies lints almost at your own price, us wo have a large stock on hand and they inu>t he rohl. GHAHAM & SPARKS. !{ ? 1)j.'.Tit P.r.ruai.ki! in a Dukam.? Mr. A S. Wallace, wh> lives a few miles from .? v-.i?iiup the tragic death of h s son by a Mr. Latimer of Yorkvi lo. When the mournful news vas conveyed to h:in he expressed n > surprise, for he sa:d that he had been hourly expecting such intelligence, liavinjdreamed a few nights before?about the time Capta'ii Wallace was k<l'cd?tint his s?n had been murdered by tbe Itid'aus.?Lancaster Review Rend 1101)0till & PUUCKLL'S Advertise meut in this pa? cr an 1 "govern yourselves ace irdingly.'' ? TlIK jf.ws Fl.ockinu to J kim's vi.em.? Charlotte, N.C., Jan. 11).?Dr. A. W. Miller, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of ^ his city, has receive I a letter from Dr. Ron in charge of a mission established in Jerusalem by Dr. Miller lor the cinversion of Jens, which says 8'.),000 .lews list I rinched (here fioin Russia s nee Dec. 1. The leitcr says Russia had oven adempte I to annoy the Jews in Jerusalem. Children's Wool Hose at 20 cts. a pair ; Ladies at Ho cts, at. 11. M. CUIIKN & ltKO'S. "?" . Charleston's On. IIkhnert.?The organic illoti of iho Chnrlcsloa oil refinery was completed on the loth. Geo. W. Williams is | resident, J. P. P. Thornhiil, superintendent; G. W. Williams, II. M. Gibson, Mike Drown, B. It. Mclver, 8. A. Gregg, W. A. Nioholson, A. It. Hacker, 11. Zimmerman Cates and .J. C. Watson, directors. The twenty-four sms'lcr independent mills will take the stock, Death or Mas. McTykiuk.?Mis. McTyeire, wife of (lie late llishop McTyoire, died at her residence on the campus, in Nashville, l'can., on Wednesday morning. 8he was related to Commodore Vandcrhilt, ami it was through her that the donation was male to the Vnndeibilt Univcrri y. ? Has tiik Qualification.?'I lie chief cook of loo Kimball Mouse, Atlanta, ui., is preparing for electi* 11 to Congress, or s nie c tlier high place. A few days ng<> lie cut another cook's thro it, killing him instantly. If he will come over to this St itc lie will stand a grand chance for an office.?Sjxirttni. English Spavin Liniment icinovcs n Hard, Soft or ('a'l??t*v3'V I.uin|s ami 151 cm irdics fr<ni liWjvA*3 llloitil Spav 11s, CurbB Splinls^^co^.nev. l'.ing-toiic, Slides t^ll'tfllllf HU'l!l'^lV"-<Tiri*"rvrr known. Sold h J. M. GUIS & SON',, Drngg ists, Union. Our "ft'l wool and a yard wide'' Men's Congrcn Shoe reduced from $2.75 to $2.25 ^ for 15 days only at II. M. COHEN & liUO'S. A WORTHY TRIBUTE CO A WORTHY MEMBER. Cj?rr. THOMAS COMES. UOWOKTS VILLI ALLIAKCB, NO. 210, ) Jasiart 17, 181*1. / The Alliinc] uiet m the AcAdemy at 6 o'clock, P. M. Aft-r prayer by the Chaplain, J. A. Maine*, anil the usual opening ceremonies, business of importance was disputed of. t?.? i>?? :r|V;u,(u a committee of th-ee. c 'osiuiog of brothers J. N. Qreer, w. L.' WWawJHwi WW' B. 11 draft suitable resolutions upon the death of our wor uy brother, Cept. Thos. Cesser. The comeuttee submitted the foilewieg re?<'u :ons which were unanimously adopted : W'/i e?*, It h is pleased an All-wise Providence to remove, by detili, from our miJs', our belived and worthy brother, Capt. Thos. Comer. Rttolrtd, 1. That while we. the members of Gowdcysviiie Farmers' Alliance, bow in hu ible submission to our heavenly Father's will, we feel that we have sustained a grest loss to our Ordrr ; the county lias lost a pure and efficient officer, ami the State a noble pat io*. A though a greit sufferer front wounds rec ived in battling f r his beloved State and Couutiy, he was always ready to help the poor and needy, lie will be sadly missed by us. lie was aa affectionate busband, a k nd and iudulgent father. Retolvtd, 'Ihat we deeply .sympathize with his bereaved family ; lint a page of our Minutes be do licatrd to his memory, and that a copy <f these resolutions !>e sent his famdy, anil bv published in the Union Times an 1 our official organ, the Cotton riant. After prajer by the Chaplain, J. A. llamo and the usual clos ug ceremonies, ihc Alliui ? wh?4p?>"i. Src. Pres't. Attend ihc clearance sale of Winter Goods at GRAHAM & SPARKS. It will be a Bonania for buyers with the cn?U. The Ai.manok Conhkmns tiik Traffic is Intoxicating Liquors -On Fri lay J. B. Sander?, Esq., Sccietary of the Oconee County | Farmers' Alliance, linn ted us the following i preamble and le-olut out with the request for their pullicui n. We tako pleasure iu giving them space in our columns. They arn as follows : "The County Alliance of Oeonco County met at Seneca. S. January 2d, 1891, and among other resolutions ?<1 quel the following : "Whereas, the foundation principles of our orJor aic the upbuilding of our people, socially, financially and moral y ; and whereas, the illegal traffic in whiskey is he great stumbling block in tlit way of our brotherhood and of the young manhood of the country ; therefore, be it "llfxulved, That we pledge ourselves to do all in our puwer to s'op the illegal traffic of whiskey in this county, and earnestly request all others to join us in our ofToits, rspecial y the officials of the different towns In our county ; and that the different county papers lo requested io publish the above. "The next meeting of ihe Oconeo County Alliance will be held nt Sa rin. ".I. B. Saniikrs, Secetary." Bivki.i.n s Ahnica Sai.vb.?The BestSalv >ii tlie world for Cuts, Bruises Sores. Ulcers Salt Hhcum, Fever Sores, Telle, Chapped Ilamin, Chilblains, Corns, ami all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to .give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2"> cents per box. For sale by B. F. Pos? v. Apr.l 18th 18110. harried' GRKGORV?AUSTIN. Married, on the loth inst , at the residence of T J. Hughes, bv W. Von Icrford, Notary Public, Mr. W. 11. Gregory, of Union, to Mi-sSusui Am-tin, of Fa rfield. List Of Lottira Remaining in the Postoflice at Union, for the week ending Jan. 23rd, lX'.H. Mr. Joseph Foster, IMhs Ho a Heater, * Jack Giles, I Mrs Corediah Jones, " 11. 1). Porter, |Mr. John Pear on, | col. Persons calling for the above letters will please say ifadvertiscd. ami will be require' to pay one cent for thc:r delivery. J. C. HUNTKll, P. M. FOR TOWN TltKASl'ltlHl. V-e are authorized to announce JOHN P. GAGIo a cindidate for T >wu Treasurer, at the ensuing election. When at Home I respectfully inform my f:iendi and c'ients thai 1 shall be in my office at non M.uuilAy and remain unt 1 Tuesday no^n or cwiwhk mnu imnmi mn<><r J 1). A. TOWNSEND, Jan 23 4 tf For Sale. LOT on North side of Main Street, in the town of Union, adjoining lot of John llodger on the West. 0*i ihe Kast by lit formerly belonging to A. W. TIh iiisoii. anil North by W. 11 McCormick, wi li alley intervening.?Will be fold cheap for cadi. a .... w, in J. W. QUATl'LKHAl'M, Alt' rnoy nt Law, Anderson, S. C. .1:111 'J 2 41 Town Bonds for Sole. rjTIIK Honda i?siie.l by tlie loivn of Union' JL lo (ho Amount of $7,0(H) for tlie purpose of entering school buildings in sahi Town, arc hereby oft?red f-r sale- The Ho* di are in den munitions of $100 each, bearing in. tercst at 7 per cent, payable annually from May 1st, of each year untd reformed. J. W. Mcl.URK, Ch'm'n Hoard Tiuslces, Public Sclioo's. Jan. 22nd,1801. Jan. 2d 4 it. Change of Meeting of Poinsett Chapter. tvtiitm'!.; hereby given, that the meeting of l'oinsclt Chapter, No. l(J,is changed from tho first Monday night in each month to the second Tuesday night, beginning with the month of Februnvy. Next meeting will tie he'd nt T.dO 1'. M., i Tuesday, February l<t:h, ISO I. "Take <lue notice and govtrn youree'ves accordingly." ISy otiJer of High l'riest, L. (1. YOUNG, Secretary. .Ian 1<? 1 in Administrator's Sale. BY an oilier of the Probate Judge for l iron County, I will sell before the Court House door on Salesdny next, Feb. 2. lH'.il, dining the legal hours of sa'e, the following jic'sotial properly belonging to i thcrsintcof Frances Si. Mclntyrc, deceased : 1 Tailor's Sewing Machine. 2 Tailor's Irons t'lio .n-prrmr "rrtric,- i n,,] rs w, Stock in Series No. 2 of the Union liuilding and Loan Association, belonging to said chta'o. TEH MS OF SALE?CASH. S. S. STOK ES, Administrator. Jttu 2d 4 2i . State of South Carolina, CO USTY OF UJTION In the Court of t\ in men Plw. Sannoai for Relief?Compla:nt not Served' Burrill Wanton, Samuel R. A dame, Brevard D. Spring*. JoKn S. Moore and George M. Web*. Jr., partner* doing business tender tiautc oi Jones, Ulanton ft Co., Tbe^VeeeeeliMlti an I Soothem Cooslruc-' iion Company, To the Defendants above named : YOU are hereby summoned aod required to answer theomp'aint io this action, which is filed io the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy ofyonr answer to the atid oomC* dot on the subscriber at his office, No. 2 w Range, Union, ; South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the d*y of such service; aud if you fail to answer the complaint wihin the lime aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in th's act it n will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. l>alcd Union, 8. C., Pecember 12, A. D. 1800. WILLIAM MUNRO, Plaintiffs' Attorney. T.? tt,o .:?< -w?- 1. i'- -- ? , ,.V ovu?c inuivu . I?iO not'ce, that the summons in th's action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in ihc office of theCleik of tlie Coort of Common Fleas for t'nion County, at Union, in the County of Union, in tbeS atc of South Caro ioa, on the 12th day of December, 18'JO. WILLIAM MUNHO, Plaintiffs' Attorney. , Bin. ft ft. Important Land Sale! In 1 and 2 Acre Lots ! NEAR THE TOWN OF UNION, ON EASY TERMS. BV eirtuoof nulhority rested in me by Arch c R. Stokes, 1 will sod, cii Sa'esdny, Monday, February 2, 18'Jl, before the Court House door, a' Union, duting the usual hours of sa'e, the Rc-tl property known as THE FAIR ('.ROUNDS, situate about half a mile from the carp- rate limits of the town, at the intcrsect on of the Pinckncy and Santuc Roads, containing 8"i acres, more or less. The snid land 1ms been lai-l off inti CONVENIENT 1 unci Aore Lot* suitable fur building Homes, with large gardens attached, and will be sold on tlie following ncc inmodating TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash, the balance on a credit of ono year ; the purrhns, r to giee a mortgage of I lie premises ami a bond t ? secure lie balance of the purchase nicncy, hearing 8 percent interest from the day of sale, and to pay for papers. WILLIAM MUX 110, At'oraey in fact. Jan It 2 4t THE GREAT BARGAIN SALE FOR ONLY 20 DAYS, OOMMBNOIN3 JAW. 10, 1891. X prioes. Now is tlie'iiuic to supply j-our: s If with A hand?<-nic Dinnor ? r Tan Set . A large st?ck of Crockery, Gin-sware, t hiiin, Fancy Cups mtvl Suucc'ii, Vases, Baskets, e c. A large sl? ck ?f Phot-graj h Albums, W,?ik Boxes, Wiit n j D>-sks, Dressing Cases, Fancy Dux Paper, Go d Pons and Pen 8t:,fls. Oil Paintings, Kngraeings, ("ignr Stands, Nut Sets. Whisp Brooms and Holders, &c. A large stock ef Fireworks going ?t 10 I or cent, less than co-t. Haisins at 15 cents per pound, AssoiteJ Nuts at 18 cents p r pound. llest French Candy at 25 cents per pound. Standard Poems, -P.) cents each. A large assortment of Hooks, 28 csnts each. Do not allow this opportunity to slip.? VnYlus aD<* l'"r?tka3e anything you need Yours, truly, (i. P. GAKHKTT. .Ian 10 2 1 m Municipal Election at saniuc. OFFICII COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,) UNION COUNTY. ( Umon, S C., Junuaiy 22, 1891. NOTICE is lic:el?v pivtn that on the 5tu DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. 1) , 1891, nn e'ection for one lntonduit and four Wardens for the TOWN OF SANTUC, S. C., will be lieM in the said town of Santuc, nt such place ?s iho managers may select. The Polls to be opened at 7 o'cl ck A. M. anil closed nt f> o'clock P. M., when the Managers shall oount the rotes and proclaim the election and give notice thereof to the persons elected. MANAGERS OF ELECTION : R. C. Crocker, It. C. Farr and John P. Tlmm**, Sr., nrc hereby nppomnu to C0T1? duct raid election. ( a T. N. KELLY, J si:ai. [ W. M. GALLMAN, ( J. A. CHAMBERS. Co. Commisfioners Union County. CiiaUI.KS Boi.t, Clerk of Board. Jnn 23 4 2t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By JAMES M. GEE, ESQ , Prof ale Judge I \\7 1iKHKAS, J. H. McKissick, rs Cork ' VV ol' Court. has made suit to <ne to ! grant him Letters of Adninisfrution on tlio estate and effects of J. II Coleman, deconscd 'these ore, therefore, to e tc Hid almonish nil and singu'ar the kindred and crcddoiv of thesni I J. II. Co'ctnan, deceased, thnt they he nod appear, I cforc me, in the Court of Probate, to)> > held at Union Court House, South Carolina, on the "oh day of March, next, after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Adniinis'ra'nn shou'd vmr^r mnree-iry imnn ;nm snrr Tiif* zzd day of .1 unary, Anno D.uivni, JAMES M. GKK, Pro*ate Judge. 1'uMolied on ilie 2<1d day of January, 18'dl, in the Weekly Cnion Timkh and a copy paste I on Court House door. Jan 23 4 Gt f Biofl COMMENCjp -Jjawuj We we have placed on oar counter* oar oati ' them for just what thnj cost at in Ne? Under no eireuaHtaaoea will goods b< a striotlj 0- O. D. Sale, which will be Kcspectfull RODGER & Sept 6 PROOI^lMATION \\T I RKAS^nfWnM^SS^CSft^nt Vv ceivcd at this Depar^HHt that an atrocious murder was coramfntd in the Countj of Ubiou ou or *tx ul 1% t-fbiitysecond day of November, A. 1). 1^0, upon the body of Argivus Jeter, by me Dave Flow, nnd that the siiJ Dave Floaliss fled from justice: Now, therefore, I, B. K. 1 iBnr.nn, Governor of the State of Svuth Carolina, in order that justice may bo done an I the najoMy of the law vindicated, do hereby offer i reward of Skvknty-Fivk Doi.i.ars for the apprchen< siott and delivery to the Miciiff ot I'nion 1 County of the said D?ve Flow. The said Dave Flow is a dark mulatto, about fire feet six inches Aigh, square luiltr weighs about one hundred and nity-five I ounds, stammers in talking, talks kit little, has n down-cast look, and has several marks on his face. t In testimony whereof. 1 have hcritbto set my hand and caused the Great feel of the State to be affixed, at day of Janunry A. D. 1891, and in th one hundred and fifteenth year qf the Independence of the United States of America. 11. It. TILLMAN | sk a i. jHy the Governor: J. E. Tinoam., Sec'y. of Stnte. Jan 9 '2 4t The State of South Carolina. COUNTV OF UNION. Court of Common lMctis. ^\ Sutiinions for Itelicf?Complaint Sfcrved. cw it. Smith. The Ma?rncTrretre-w4??-j tion Coutp-tny, Defendant, i To the Defendant above named : YOlJ ave hereby summoned and rcqu rod to fticsc the complaint in thi? act on. of which a copy is herewith sctvtd upon yi u, and to serve a copy f jour annaer to the said complaint on the substribcr at li s offica, 2 Law !ta"ge, Union, South Carolina, within twetry days after the service hereof, exclusive ot the day of such tervice: and if you fail to answer *ho comp'nint within the time aforesaid, the plaint.ft iu this action wi 1 apply to tho Court f >r the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated, Union, S C., Deo. 2:1, A. D., 1890. WILLIAM MUM'.O, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the defendant above tunned : Take notice, that the stinimt ns in this action, of wlticlt the foregoing is a c >py, was filed in the office of the Clctk of the Court of Common l'lcss for Union County, at l*ni*n, for ?^T'ri' wVitr. .yfrigun"' Caro ina, on the 2!>d day ot IiMwUUPP,^^lu.i WILLIAM MUNRO, Plaint fTs Attorney. Union, S.C., Jan."22, lS'.tlJan 28 4 Gt The State of South Carolina, COUNTV OF UNION; jjy JAMES M. GEE, ESQ , Protate Judge. WHEREAS, John R. Jeter has made suit to me to grunt him Lcter* of Administration on the E-tite if and (fleets of Warren Worthy, deceased. These ate, tlicrc'orc, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Warren Worthy, deceased, that they be and appear 1 eforc me, in the Court of l'tobaic, to be hell at Union C. II.. South Carolina, on the 2d day of February, next, aft-r } uhlicatiou hereof, at 11 o'clock in tbs forenoon, tisbow oatt-e, if any they ha?e, why the said AiJinini;tra'iun shoul 1 not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this Htb dry of January, Anno Domino, 1891. JAMESJLGKE, rtnmgmtnm tiitrnnn nt^Fof i 1M?1, in the Weekly Union Times, J aii 1G 3 21. K ctice. rniJE Sub Trustee Sti ckholders are hereby _L requested to meet me at t'n on, at A. Cole Lylc a oflicc, by 11 o'c'oek on Monday tlie2Gtli, instead of on (lie 27th as heretofore appointed. The Sub-lrustcfs will a'd p'easc attend, oven if they have not collectc I the amount of their stock subscribed to t'ic S ate Exchange, as I hero are other ira tcri to bring before them. 1). P. DUNCAN. County Trustee Utecklrddcr. Jan 10 3 2t Application for Hcmestead NOTICE is hertjiy gijen, that Nh-'. Almir.i E. Kodger, \\\W\\ of John Itodger, deceased, has fi ed bet peti'ion bcf .rc me to have n homes cad assignul and set off for the benefit of '''? ri'^ V*' 11 o'clock, A <\ It Pi ARE. Master f ,r Union County. Master s Oflice, Jan. 8th, 18'Jl. 1 Jan.O 2 j 4t. 4 |fc- .1 I. IHW. T. 5ALE, ^ WEDNESDAY. MI. money. Now, in order to get uionoj irettook of Winter Goods, and will sell r YWk. i dofvcred until pi id for, m thU will be carted ont to tho letter. 1/PURCELL. >> ij_ I HERE THEY ARE ! ASSORTED NUTS. ALEXIS UOIULLAT UR UK AND. SF.VKS VAMK11K3, rucked in tine* pound ca'tons. The goods are the very finest selected Nuts ol each variety, and nrc guaranteed now, sound and ftrst-class in every particular. The assortment consia's of Qrenoble Walnuts,|Tarrn?>na, tangucdoc aud Taper shell Almonds, Uraiii Nuts, Sicily Filbert* and J>???" I ? ? ''? '?? *U? ? ?. | var gotten up for this purpose, and the price, 75 cents per carton, is as low av is consistent with the fine quality of the goode. Bea:dos the above, we have every variety and can give you any qtnnti'y you want, besides our regular Stock of STAPLE GROCERIES, &0., we wish to call your vttcution to the following line of Goods, which wc mo selling as cheap as anyone : Self-raising Uucknhoit. Self-raising Graham Flour. Shredded Dais, ("racked Wheat, lies Wheat? a fine f.-oI for invalids and children. I llonc'o.N Piiilfl.l, \l.i/.i....?i Map'e Syrup in fsncy ?|un?t decanters, New Crop New Orleans Molasses and Syrups. Raisins, Prunes, Currants, Citron. Clioese and Crackers, Pickles and Sauces in variety. Fruit Cnkc in tin boxc?. . linker's Cliocola'e and Cocoa. We call special attention to our Canned Goods, which arc the very best : Apricots, l'eaches, Pears, Strawberries and Pino App'o, >#thlte Cherries, etc. We aroalso receiving a tlno lot of Christmas Goods. Franch and Stick Candie*. Licorice Tablots nnd Cough Profs. Crystalircd Fruits in .J and 1 lb boxos. Ap.dc*, Orauges, llnnsnns, Figs, Prunes, Lemons, Coconnuts, Cranberries, Apple Iluttcr, etc. Fire Crackers, Paper Cap Piste's, Toy Cannons. Toys and Chinsware. We a'so have a select stock of Pistols from 7<r? coots up to genuine Smith & Wesson. Call and sec tis before perch as ng anything for ChriMinas II. F. SCAII'T. & SON. rib 2i b ly W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE S?Es , ranted, and so stamped ou iioitoiii. Address W. L. i)OliniiA?i UrotlitsB, 'uniii, bold by > S. M. RICK, JR., H. U., Agent. , Jan 2 l <?m MRS. JAS, GRANT'S ~ *A*UWMABLE M1ULNIRY JUST OPENED, [1IAVK just opened nn elegant and complete line of CALL \M> WJNTKIt MILLINERY of (lie newest uml choicest styles; consis ing of PATTEKN HATS AN if iiuNNliTS, Fancy Fen tliorH, Itirtlh' M'Iiikn, 1 VolVOtH, and OrsiaiacnlN. A LSO I NURSING CORSETS. i Thankful for the \ery liberal patn nage i heretofore hestowed, I invite the ladies ol i the town and country to cull and examine my elegant new stock, assuring them that my . prices shall be as low and my work as good as any establishment in upper South Carolina. MUS. JAS. (5RANT. Oct 3 40 tf Notice of the COMMISSIONER. _ I WOULD respectfully call attention of all those having school c'aims, payable in IQIlA . I...1 . I.,... ..1 .1 -1 Iki. i i/i'vj iiiiii uitj eimiu vt |'i lotut iiicui u i kuio office for approval. puUiu Is very anxious to find out (lie financial ntaudiii^ of the School fund, and it is impossible to tell < until after the claims at c gotten in for the present yea-. 1 hope I hi ? rupiest will he promptly coaipli-d w th. 1 will s'so state thai owing to the neecssd'y of t cing among the various schools throughout the County looking after their interests, etc.. I will be at the ollicc only on Friday and Saturday of each week. Let every one letneniher that afier the 1st day of January, Ifilll, the School Cointnis- I sioncr's office will bo open only on Friday ind Saturday. ?,*? School Kegist-rs and Itlnnks of oil kinds I jroinjtly furnished on npjd'Cntion. Communion ions promptly answered and attended t . J. h. INALKI'.lt, School Commissi incr U. C. Dec II) 51 2in lltlHMMidfi list I - I ' I.is.lc hjr John It. ( tM)i|uiiil'lroNlN \ .,.it Ntnik for ui. I>?i1rrv may not ihHku lit luiii It, Irut w# ML \ UiBtrArliyoutjuii kly bow to rant ftem II to a tlif llio tiarf^andBKd^illflfli^ "?LK5'VaBILV. Ht EtlUl.Y teamen! 2SSL. Ttbo.otio BRICK, for"U. H ,M|UC0> No?u ^ * 4# A. "2- ^ * jfr V . - ? l^TTENDTHECLE. DRY GOODS, RGOJ BARGAINS FOR OA! Wo will offer our lock of lUd FUoa?tU i"" *?' ??w uHmw, nt mspij nave too maa money. There is a Rood many of the above at cost, and others at a small per cent. above c Be sure and attend the sale. Kemetnber, first that oonie will get the piok of tho stock. Respectfully, GRAHAM t 8ept 6 .10 PREPARE FOR 1 If you are in need of a G( ER, CONDENSER, or OOTT and call on me before pure] " HUGGIES HARNESS GENERAL HARDWARE A Yours, truly, w. j>. ; LEADING r Feb 14 7 NEW GOODS - NEW Our Buyer lias just returned from the M DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLE COMPLETE *NVe lmve also a splendid and w CLO " !ZlEc?Lfi?f tr^rrD Tbrt-? for dents, Ladies and ZIEGLER'S HAND-SE for Gents, in Congress and Lace Other reductions in pro] REMEMBER THE DEMC SEWING MA ivhich we guarantee to he equal in every iriccd machines. Over 70 now in use in I tv a mm ted for 5 years, and have all ncccssa The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, WILI * l MRS. L. M. FOUCHE, " I (NKK MUS. M. VINCENT,) I HAS opened (lie largest, the handsomest 1 and most Fashionable {STOCK OF MILLINERY ev? r btvught t<? I*nion, nml a?-ks her old lj|j| friends hn I enst- liters lu cull and least their ryes on I licni. HHr I return sincere thanks for past libera*. V patronage and intend in deserve a coiitinu iiriec of those favors by strict niicmion to [lie wishes of my patrons and studying the r mtrrest in the <|umIiij of prices ef goids I J tell. MIIS. L. M. FOUCHH. i/f Oct -to if WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, ? B A. 3ST K E IR. S , UMON.SC. PR A general hanking business t.ansnctcl. Deposits received, suhject to check. r^fllig?gftsSW?lVtffi"^.^lii.s. Fafo dcpoM t b?xes to rcni. Aecounts of individuals mid firms solicited. Wild. We represent the fallowing Insurance uc(. Companies: ____ Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, $10,071,610 I'liciiix Insuraiice Co., - - - 4,781,260 JOB Norwich Cnnui I'. In* S cic'y, 1,005,081 flK Washington Life I nominee Co., 10,tH)O,0<K) Fire, Life stid Tornado Insurnnee. Sept. ;> 36 Cm f , Dissolution of Partnership. 1^3 rilllK film of J. It. Minter & Co., ofSedalia "*"tt JL S. I'., consisting of J. It. Minter, M. W. Boho and W. K. Katchfi id, has this day been dissolved l>y uiutnd consent, Mr. W. E. ltalcliford re'.iiing. The bus ness rill be conduc ed in future by J. It. MiDter and M. 5 W. Bob under the firm name of Min'cr & small i Hob*. of nix All persons indebted to the old firm will pay ofl please come forward at an ca>ly nay and his cr( settle their notes and accounts. li T?" . 0* m m _ m mm f on l?# earned J MnWCY^w^v^ W IVI I I IH I I own loc?litn?,w lifrrr?r llicjr llrr. Any Tot fin ||| %# |? Lb I on* * ? ?lo III* wMh. K?l? '"J" ' ilif W? funiUh ???r/ililnf. Wb ! >" NorUk. VoB N" mot o? *n n.? work i Ji,tir?iT II*v I'*'I,?|||' " IOC" won.Ulful tUftf ! < ?'?}"?<"* | *1 SfisraiTsis ? esssruiit'?fes?3U??iS?iia: [ > good* which wo will toll actually it only la?ta 30 daya, and thai the '.>H^CTa \*9 & SPARKS', l| JHEAP CASH STORE. _iy I BIG CROP. j f 3 DTTON GIN, FEEDC*ON PRESS, be sure L basing. AND f c) PHAETONS. ^ 1 STOVES. p jfc Line ofLWAYS ON HAND HIOWIiEY. W* >KALicit IN 1IAHDWAHE ! r GOODS! L nrkets, niul our Stock of 3S> AND NOTIONS 13 ell selected lino of THING, 1 Children. Wi WED SHOES ' ! d?$f>, formerly $7. portion. )REST $19 50 .ciiirMO, * respect to ANY of the hi^hei rnion County. They arc fully ry Attachments. QNS & CO ! ir A pamphlet of Information and nb tatract of lliu laws,allowing llow to/Sf \ Obtain Tnlunta, CnTonts, TradoAjBtlv |fc. Marks, Oonvrliflite, #?it frcc./MKf J^^3CU II ?1 & L. R. GAINES, UNION, ?> . O . ACT ICA L PA INTER. HI A 77-Vf/ IX ft lift SCO A XJ> SI(IX 7C svv!iflS\'l,T I ?*TAINT IIOtJSKM ON TUT KlfO.'lT K8T NOTICK. 1!? r, | If *''' Other*iir?*iluinfr n* well. \/liy ^Klm^M are emlly earning from fu to r fjBHBf rH'ft day. All flffO. We aliow you hn?v ft 7J5tfjL *'"* f*rl .v""?4 *" W??fk In Miwrr tints ^P-^?Uf ?'f ?H Hf lime. Itlg money for woik-^ FT^T era r..|1ur? unknown among th* in. * ICW nn l wonderful. I'nrti< ul?t? free. llfCl.l- .* '<> I*?.i t laittl, .11 uiuu MONEY TO LOAN. Improved Farm Inoda, in nuns of 300 Mini upward?. Loans repayable in annual inalaliincnt?, through i^^riod year*, thus enaMing the torr^Bfcto r his indebtedness w ithout < xlioW^ng > >p in any one year. A pi?ly at once to gja 11 k Ttilll' | (A M A A TI'.AK I 1 nnil?tOik*?ol.i,.?v r Kill IIl??fu??yOlflylul*lll?rMpcremofvilli t | I 3 P Him. ?Iio can rc?rt ??rile. ? ! v.lm, B B I C B i?arr liiiinirilon.wlll work Indatlrionily, W U I I., rum Three lt...n.?nd Ucllara r Ihrlrown lo. ?ilile?,?lierererthey llee.l wlllalvifiirnl-Ii ?i|.mor ?I. .?< " ' "".T,'ire for Ml- Iiulrii III" -? '?' ' K*?ay *n<l quickly i i|,-<irr li"t mi a *.orker from caeli tlliirificrfiiiiiy. I r. a Iv fntijcl'l ? |?r?vWc<1 with mplofinrnt wiirj r. .,h o ?rc toekliiif urrr fSMO a IWNch. lie A K *? lll.il*. lull t.rrliclll?r? PKKE. Ad.lrrM ?l oil. e. , Al.l.lo\, klvx ???? Aumtiii ' - -1 pu