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r7 For the Time A Good 8ermon Mr. Editor:?Allow me to repent < Bupplemoot a few remarks from a most e: ce'icnt sermon prenohed by the Rer. A. / James, at Jonesville, Sunday aflernoon < Feb. 8ih. His text was Gen. 13:11 **Thr * Lot chrso him all the plain of Jordan an pi'ched bis tonl toward Sodom." Bro. James' sermon wnssfcciully for th young; urging them to choose a useful an lofty plane in lifo. He warned the boy and young men from y'o'ditig to the tempti lions of strong drink, which was ?o commo * and.popular, but so destructive to life an happiness. Then he warned the gitls to b< wart of ever pitching their tenia towar Sodom, and whenever they should evei carry on a correspondence concealed frot their pnrents that their garments would b singed by the fires of a Sodom. That titer was only safety in tho God-erected casll of "honest living" which was backed by th t towers of Sabbath observing and bible r?atl itg. Hint the Devil dared not enter I hi castle, but would rtnnd outside of its pal and entice many unsuspecting girls w.th tb so-called "innooent amusements," and tha -one of Irs moat favorite bni's, was the dance die admitted that tho danoe, per sr. was a harmless as the school boys drill on the green but that the intermingling of tho sexes ii the ball room had a damnable tendency That the only chnrms in the dance was it this minglii g of thesexes. That when a pro fessiog christian stooped so low as t > engagi in the dance, that his or ho- usefulness ti the church was destroyed, and like a spiko* oanuon on the battle field, they were only i ^tag^tygbHug M ,;k'( o others. Ti ntlhc eliurcl that lift wos never H Ji^miTing been educated above ^Bi^^And now gentle rc? ler, I will assert, hi way of peroration, that there has been un told evil geDerate-1 bj the ballroom. Am although some young men do delight to rove in the giddy dance with the thoughtless silit girl, yet if he is sensible nnd thoughtful w hoi he wants a virtuous nnd prudent wife; cm against whom no doubter jealousy will eve arise, he will bo euro to seek her outs dt the devotees of the ballroom. What sensibh young man wou'd wnnt a wife wlioei waist has been encircled by tlio arms o some ef the men that frequent a ballroore and engage in a German? Jonksvilli. A Editor Dead.?Wi'miogton, N. C., Feb 7.?J. A. Bonitx, editor an-l proprietor o the Wilmington Meaatnger, died this morning Rav. Sam Jones and the Mayor.?O course there was no excuse for the as^attl *" committed by the tnnyor of Palestine, Texas qp the Rev. Sam Jones. It would be for gotten,however, that, as is usually the esse blame lies on both sides. No clergyman hai the right to tokc advantage of the safety se , jWJured for him by his sacred office and posi ^^Tlon as human icprercniativc of theSuprcnu Being to insult any other man, or any peo pie. Mr. Jones lias time and again am in many places said things which no mat eould say outside the pulpit without inviting prompt vengeance. In this case, following his ordinary methods of speech, lie in-u'tci a man who allowed his wrath to n aster hisense of decency and nspeot tor public sentiment and the generally received do mands of civilization. Nobody hostile rijht to assault a minister of the Gospel for wools spoken in his officio capacity. Nominator of tho Gospel ha: t^ie right to tako advantage of his position Wk. to ridicule, insult or abuse his fellow mon HHK? Driving Gloves, a big Drive at '26 eti ti u ?. tn. V.UIlCit1 K Ultu a. B IIoosikiis.?Win. Timmon", PostH^Rgf Iiaville, Iud., "E'.eitrU H Bh lias done more for me tlinn all o'hri HH^HEBHHnos combined* for that bacl feeliof from Kidncj^id Liver trouble," John Le-lie, farmer and Ftookmnn, of eami piece Fays: "Find Klcctrio liiitcrs to b< tU-i host Kid my nit Li*or medicine, made me f<"' "" . new man." J. W. Gardner lin ^ rture merchnnt, same town, says : Elec trie Bitters is just the thing for a man wh< ie all run down and don't rare wheihcr hi . lives or dies ; he found new strength, goo> appetite and felt just iiko he had n net lease on life- Only 60c. a Lottie, at B. F. INis-y's Drugstore. ?? Go to the Timbs office for your Bill Head: Nolo Ilrad', Envelopes &c. DieAPPKAitANcr. of Wonkn.?The mys'c lious disappearance of women and the suh sequent discovory of their bod es in river and streams seem* to be tho prevailing crimi nal epidemic. Of course human brutes ar primarily responsible for these aod the 1 k OU'rages, but the lux adimuistrnton of th law and the de'nys thrown in the way c justice are as certainly accessory before th fact. Such horrors will cen'inue to uiuUipl; as long as the machinery of the law i wrested to the protection of dangerous ia tend of innocent lives. ? Baltimore llrralc Get your Job Printing done at the Tine office?Cheap, for cash. . Small Pox in Tkxa 8.?Dallas, Tex., Fct ? Sma'l Pox Is raging in the town of Itus C and surrounding territory. Schools an< * ohurcties have heen closed, and a ligi quarantine established. A fine of $100 wil loo imposed on every parson who refuses t be vaccinate I. At Overton 13 new cases nr reported. The ounty Judge of Siuitl co ?nty offers $10 iv day for nurses to tak cbai "10 Pal'en,?* ?????? gfta&W. aiiii11, '*D ,s Spabtanbubo.?Dcput HfiiMttflEnf K.i recc'vo<^ notice a few da> BWV;\ ne w. C. Hanes ofOreensbort ? i sputy marshal, bad ekippe BR^n' *** ' 5rTo\ 'J9 v belonging to the govern rxrUuSS; w'ir;;?\"z f TlOrwl ij 1,1,1,1 ?bll., lodged in jail. He retui ? ?, i , . . ., ithout the necet b* Carol;na otbeor last night ? * . . ton papers. iry of recourse to . requist. ' v Herald, 1th. Bvoklkn s Arnica Salvk.?The . In tho world for Cuts, llruiscs Sores, oalt Kheum, Fever bores, Tetter, Gli. Mv IInml?, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skinb. tions, and positively cures Piles, or no p. n required. It is guaranteed to give perfec. at.sfnction. or money refunded. Price 2f> ' cents per box. For solo by 11. F. Posey. April 18th 181)0. English Spavin Liniment removes ? Herd, Soft or Calloused Lumps and lllrni lshos'from horses, blood Spavins, Curbs Splints, 8weeney, King-bone, Stifles 1P*~""Tlpuhui w?t Hw?tUn throat*. Coughs, etc.? Save $60by use of one bottle. Warranted the m-st wondrful Blemish Cure evei known. Soil b J. M. U1BS k SON,, Druggists, Union. A correspondent writing from Yorkvillt ays : The farmers of this county have quilt a quantity of cotton yet to sell. In fnct it it believed the balk of the crop of 181)0 is still > in their hands. This t-peaks well for then financial eonditlon, end is the frait of tin ,go-d work of the Alliance. ' fou nt?pat*?uf Indigestion,'and Stomach disorders, uso HUOWX't IROX H ITT Ki!S. v -a All dealers keep it, tl per bottle Genuine has trademark and crossed rod lloea on wrapper. k 9> Remark.voi.i. Hkscvk.?Mis. Michael Cur tain, Plaiofield, 111., makes the statctuin that she caught co'd, which settled on lie ,r lungs ; she was treated for a month by lie t- family pbys'cian, but grew worse. II< toh her eho whs a hopclr** victim of consumptioi and that no me licine could cure her. lie n druggist suggeste<l Dr. King's New Discovert '' for Con?uni| tion , elie bought a bottle an< to her delight found herself benefitted fron c first dose. She continued its use and aftei '' taking ten bottles, f? und herself sound am 9 well; now does litr own housework and is si t- w< 11 as she ev>r was.?Free trial bottle n of this Grriif Discovery at B. F. Posey'i d Drug Store, large bot'les 50c. and $1.00. t- ? d K t t i n in a Phizk Fioiit. ?Seattle, Wash 11 Feb. 7 ? I.vt night John Shaffer and Wi. D liani 1* g'c fought a seven round contest ir 8 the thai tie. Shaffer was knocked oui in th< 8 seventh r> und nn I never regained conscious 8 ners. He died to-day. Dog'o escpod bui 8 the proprict r of the theatre was arrested 9 Ladies Wool Hose reduced to 2.r>c. Cbil 8 drens to 10c. a* 8 ' II- M. COHEN & BRO S, t _ Liat of Letters * Remaining in the Postoflice at Union, fol ^ the week ending Feb. 13th, IS'.ll. Mr A U Coleman, Bailey & Thomson, j Mr E J Bishop, David Flow. u Miss Bcsey Far, Mr. Willis Gray, 9 Mr. Sam II -ward, |Mr. II T Scott, 0 Persons calling for the above letters wil 1 please any ifadvcrtiscd. and will be required a to pay one cent for the r delivery. i J. C. HUNTER, P. M. '. 1 Aa Attract! we Combined POC1CKT ALMAHAO and MEMORAND1IM BOOK advertising BROWN'S IKON BITTBJRB 7 the beat Tonic, Riven away at Drug and J general stores. Apply at onco. I FOB THE LEOISLA JVIIE. I f J. W. GREGORY. I At the urgent anlicilnlinn of r-: ? O v. II IVIJU^I I hereby announce myself a Candida'c to fill the unexpired term of the lumcntel Dr. 11. Little, the House of Represeu at ves, J. W. (5REGOKY. * f For Superrlsor of Registration. T. JEFF. H SMITH. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate in the approach ng Primary Election for the offico of Supervis r of Registration for f Union County, to fid oat the unexpired term of Cnpt. Thomas Comer, deceased. * T. JEFF. II. SMITH. [ Change of Meeting of Poin sett Chapter. . "VT OTICE is hereby given, tliat the meeting ' J. * of Poinsett Chapter, No. 10, is changed fr< m the first Monday night in each month to the second Tuesday night, beginning with 5 the month of Fsbruary. Next meeting will be lic'd at 7.00 1'. M., I Tuesday, February 10th, 1891. ? "Tnke duo notice and govern yourselves 5 accordingly." ; By order of High Priest, I L. G. YOUNG, Secretary. ' Jan 1G 8 lin Sheriff's Sales 1 FORMARCIT,1?l)l. BY virtue of a warrant to me directed, 1 will eell at the rovidenco of J. II. Parr, in Union Cotin'y, on Monday the sco^nd day of March t:cxi, during tho le^al boars ol sales, the following described property to 1 wit: About cvrnty-five bushels of corn, aboot " -one hundred rimiy ku.k.la of cni'on seed and about throe hundred bundles of fodder, , seized under warrant an 1 to be sold ?s the . crop of J. A. Parr, at the suit of S J. Smith . J O LONG, 1 8. U.C. onerinsumce, union, S. U., Feb.li. 1891 Feb. 13 7 3t Notice ! Real Estate Mortgage Sale. BY virtue of power nn l authority conferred by and under a certain M rtgigo d* cd made, executed anl delircrc i by Then; hi.us Einonto J. Anderson Brown, bearing dnt* ilie 27th day of October 188(1, and recorded in lb ok J. 9, page 18, of Mortgages for Union s County,South t^wrolina, and which Mortgage deed was on the 4th day of November 1888, duly assigned to me by the said .1. Andersen . Brown, I will sell before the Court House i. door at Union, S. C., on ealesdiy in Marcli s next, at 11 o'clock A. M., the following rea - estate, tv wit : e "All th it lot of land in the town of Union, o County of Union, State aforesiil, on South e side of Academy street wi-h dwelling liou?t if thereon, bounded on the East by 1 >t ol o Thomas McNully, deceased, West by lot o: y John L. Young and South by lot of II. L s Gobs, being the same lot this day conveyed i- to mt by J. Anderson Browu." f. TERMS OF SALE,?CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. 8 P.M.COHEN, Assign to of J. Anderson Brown. Fcb'y 6th, 1891, Feb. 13. 7 31. >. ^ Notice of Primarw Elfir.t.inn J TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF 0 UNION COUNTY: 8 li nnilhRE will be held in each vitng pre e JL cinct, on Tucsdiy the 10tl? day o March, 1891, a primary e'eci -n for the pur pose of nominating a candidate to serve on! the unexpired term of the Hon. Kobei y Little, deceased, in the Legislature. 1 Also, on the same day, an election for thi ' purposo of nominating a candidate foi " Supervisor of Regisiraiion, to serve out tin '* unexpired term of Capt. Thomas Corner !9 dccc&sod. 9 The el ction will be governed by ihe sa.ni ,l rules and regulations that govcruod the J" e'.cc iou lic'd in 1890. ~ All gentlemen with political nspirstion1 are cordially invited to forward their an nouncomeuts to the Editor of th-s I'imks a y once, backed by a (5 bill; also forward t< 8 the County Chairman a $5 bill to defray tin (1 expense of the canvass and to pnv for lick j. eta. A. C. LYLES, v County Chairman. p-u n r. .it j * ? V, The Stntc of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. k Br JA,%IJM M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge Wuj *RKA8, Jofliah F. Aimnii lias road eui ' to ,n0 fo grant him Letters o ' Adminirflra on Estate of aod effect 1 of James T. Alman, deeoeead. These are, . 'k?*e'orot to cite aud admonisl all and ringnlar ' 'Be kindred and creditor f the said Jsnic Alroan, deceased, thu they be and appea r Before me, In tbo Cour , of Probate, to be li ^''1 at Union C. II., Soutl i Carolina, on the 2? ^ of .March, next , eft?r publication here ? H o'clock in th> I forenoon, to show cam?. if any they have why the said Administi *?'ion should not hi , granted. Given under my hand *nd real this lit) day of Fobruary, Anno Dotnine, 1891. JAM Eft M. GEE. Probata Judge. Published on the 13th dav of Fchruury 181*1, in the Weekly Union Time*. Eeb 18 7 2t. State of South Carolina. t r County of union, r 1 In the Court of Common Pleai. r r Summon* for Relief?Comp'aint Scived. . Joeiah Foster, Plaintiff, , againtl r Spencer M. Rice, 3r.. Alex. O. ltice, Robl. i L. Coleman, Victoria S. Coleman, William a Munro, it. F. Bawle, A. Elhart, C. 0. ? Joyner and J. I). Chamberlain, pamera, a trading under the firm name of Klhart, Joyner k Co , A Rr-fntati and M. Brafmi'n", partner*, traling an A. lirafmnn k k Son. W. W. Draper, W. A. Moore, E. 1 W. Mart>li, Sr , and R. S. Barry, partner', i trading as Draper, Moore, & Co., O. F. ? Day, F. W. Day and (leorge F. Foetcr, (Iinuvia, Iinuing 09 u. r. liny, aon S I'o., I Ocoige I). Wi t, Ocorgc I*. Wntkins and John A. Wilt, partners, trading as Wilt & Wntkins, R. S. Og'esby, Charles O, Craddock, J. B. Tutwiler, W. T. Berney, J. H. Adaois, W. D. Adams and R. II. F. Adams, psrtncrs, trnding as Oglesby, Tutwiler k Co., E. T. Tefft, W. E. Tefft, F. G. ToITt, Theodore Mcntz, G. C. Clark and J. . N. Roach, partners, trading as Tefft, Willers k Co., I. L. Knlk and Georgo W. Falk, partners, trading ns I. I>. Falk & Co., Thomas 13. MacGahan, Andrew S. Brown and Robert 1*. Evans, partners, trading as MacGahan, Br-wn & Evans, W. A. Mo-re, F. W. Marsh, J. A. Smith, 1 J. Kingberry, W. J. Ashford and M. B. I Marsb, partners, trading as Moore, Marsh k Co.. M. C. Riser, J. F. Riser, W. S. Evo et, W. G. Rag in, C. F. MaV>ne an I hi partners, trading ns M. C. and J. F. Ki-cr k Co , John L. Brown, J. O. Wcddington and Peter M. Brown, partners, trading ns Brown, Wedding-on & Co., William 13. Marcy, Georgo L. Blake and Ellory Brunliaiin, partners, trading as Ma-cy Bros. & Co., A. S. J. Perry, II. R. Sitnonds, Jr., R. A. Pringto, partners, trading as Johnston,{Crews & Co., Wade II. Macfic, as Adtn'r. of Agnes S. Mngfie, dec<awed, J. A. Far'cy, J. G. Long, R. C. Oliver, J. H. McKissick anjl "Tito Exposition Cot'on Mills Company, Defendant*. TO the defefcnilatits ahovo named: You are hereby siitnm ncd and required to answer the complaint in this action ; a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the sub-cribcr at his office at Union, S. C , within twenty days after the service hereof; an 1 if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this notion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. January 14, 1801. To the Defendants : Take notice, that the Summons of which the ahovo is a copy, an t the complaint were filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pl<-n? for Union County aforcsa d, hi 15th of January, 1801. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. Feb 13 7 Ot MASTER'S SALES The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. Co* l.arine McKstrck, I'laintif, O'jainit Wilism Stniih, av Adniin'sintor of Asa I Smith, deceased, Car'diii" Smith, E'.iphus Smith, Frai.on E. Gihhs, Svni Sumner Smith, Ana Sin lit. Henry Su??tl>. J"11- u Smith and James F. MnUli, Defendant!!. I N obedience to an order ?f hit h n r J. Judge I. D. Withcrapoon, ma le in tlio i above stated case, I will sell on Salesday, 2d of Mar oh, 1801, at Union Court H<use, during the legal hours of sale, the following described tract of land known, as the Home tract of land of Ana Smith, deceased, containing about two hundred acres, situate in Botransville Townshin. Union (innntv Slula aforesaid, adjoining lands of Juiift Smith, James Smith, Henry Smith, and others. The abovo described land will be sold in one or moro parcels. TERMS OF 8ALK: , Ouc-lhird of the purchase money io c?sb, , and the balance on a cTedit of one and two , years from day of sale, the credit portion , to be secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgago of tho premises. C. H. PEAKK, ( Master f>r Union County. Master's Office, Feb. 7, 1891. , Feb 7 7 8t I " The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. r Court of Common Pleas, r . C. P. Brown and E. A. Brown, as Adminis1 trators of estate of J. J. Brown, deceased, Plaintiff*, egaintt A 1.' t a n L- ttmlll, n U or,.t a v " ? ?""? ?" < ?? ? ""S"? " Wood, Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated case, by IIi? Honor A. P. Aldricb, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court House door in the town of Union, in the County of Union, Ftnte nf>ros?id, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in March 1891, tho fo'lowing described property to wit: 144 ACRES. All that tract or parcel of land, contain. " iog ono hundred and forty-four (144) acios, f moro or less, lying in State and County aforesaid, near Smith's Ford, on RroAtl River, 1 bounded on the North by land known as the 1 Kennedy dower land ; on the Fast by Bread Rivor ; on the South by Love's land, and on 9 the Wrat by land of Gadberry Wright, raid r land being known as the It. It. Darwin land. 9 TERMS OF SALE-CASH. C. H. PEAKE, Master for Union County. 9 Master's Office Fob. 7th, 1891. 1 Feb. 13 7 3t. h t 9 e NEW GARDEN SEED AND CHOICE Seed Potatoes, 0 f AT i. H. F. SCAIFE & SON'S. s t ? 1 9 When at Home* I respectfully inform my friends end' c irnts tlint I shall be in my office e Union on Monday and remain until Tuesdaj , noon of eaoli wcsk until further notice. D. A. TOWN8KND, Jan 23 4 tf * , K ^ I BIO ? commenn|nc^ We want help, and that hrlp niUBt we have placed oa our counters.our )utir them for just what thojr oo?? us in New Under 110 circumstances will goads be a strictly 0. O. D. Sale, which will bo c Respectfully, RODGER & Sopt 6 : 60 TO THE PRINTING OIFICE f o it i V ' J?S PRiNtl*0 I i bill heads, note iieaus, en v elopes, ci rcu lau5, blank notes, blank receipts. cotton bills, dodgers, ball tickets. programmes. WVttltlM/l iwvit imiAvo If lil/i/AHU iil t llAill/llO, Executed promptly, in best etyl?, nnd at pi ices an low ns in any other establishment ia the State. , I SUPPORT HOME ENTERPRISE. ? r. TERMS. C.:0. D. i'.- - < ? I I am compelled to p?y spot cosh for all the at' ck and labor I employ in Job Work, and as I have to conipc'e in price with the largest establishments in the gtve, and sometimes in the North?all (toman-ling cash on delivery of the \v rk?my [ rofits are whittled down to a very small margin, consequently I cannot paycash for the lab r and St ick used and give long crodit on ttie work. It is not unu-ml for uie to -ec>i e ord> r* for Job Work, from partitn who send their cash work to other places, hoi prr- nixe me . when they want credit, and <xp?ct me to "tridc it out." Under thntsystem 1 find my credit cu-t tuers keep me drained of the luc s ary .s*-i tionaiy and c?<sh. too, f?rihe profit; t oxecu.liou of couh work. _ if llcreaft'-r. a bill will arc-> It^l,y every Job, and collectanea fir .1"K VVaflt v>jil be made monthly. KS. N The State of South Carolina. COUSTY OF UXIOX. In the Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Ro'ief?Corap'a'nt not S< wedSpencer M. Itico, Jr., K. U., Plaintiff, against Reps Jones, Dr/cmlant. To tlie Defendant : YOU arc hereby Munitioned and requited to answer tho c unD'nint ill this a ti >n of which ft copy is hnowith sorvtl up n you ami to servo a copy of your answer 10 the said c unplaint nw ilio siib-crilier nl his oihco ftt Union, S. C., witliiu twenty days of;cr the service hereof, cic'usive of Hie d?y of such service; ond if you ful to answer the complaint within the timo aforesaid, tlic plaintiff in this nc'hirt will sip'y# to the Court for I lie i?lief deSnuhdwJ iu the complaint. 1>. A. TOAVNSEXD, Pla'titifTs Atto-ney. Dated Feb. 5, 1801. To the Defendant: Take notice, that the Summons of which the at'ovo is a copy, nntl the complaint were filed in the office of the Clctk of Comtof Common Pl?-as for Union County aforesaid on the 5tli of February, 1891. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff s Atiorncy. Feb 13 t> ' Ct TA DAAn At/CDQtrnc i \j nunu uvt.ngi.c.nQ. OrriCR op County Commission*!** 1 Union County, Feb. fith, 1891. j fllHE Road Overseers throughouttho County J. are hereby notified that thoy must cill out the hands liib'c to Road duty in their section, ond put the put lie roads in order, according to the requirements of the law. We hereby war*. all oueri^cny^iiirt we mean business in this ca'l, aafflmaU Htfrd them Responsible for any derelecliin or noglect of duty, for infer or road ro It, or f>r ceglccting to repoi t any hand that neglects to perforin liis duiy tho full twelve days required by the law. The law requires the load to be '20 feet wide in every case where it is potsib'o ; the road to be well diichod, the centre to he higher and slope! to the ditch, oa both sides. This is the kind of work we shall demand of nil Overseers, and wherever we find it is not done wc shall certainly try what virtue thero is in the law. There must be no p'ny or shirking of work, while the prejetn comiu ssipner* are in offioe. The roods MUST 1?E WORKED, ami all persons who tail (o do their full duty shall be punii-hed ?cc r!i;?g to 'aw. T. N. KELLY, J. A. jCIl AMDEK8, W. M.QALLMAN. COME AN1> GET YOUR PAY. All parties liaviiiR fil-d their Jut us, Witness and Const D-les Pay ("oft wit|i tha Clerk of the Hoard, p ioe i?'f*ov. 1st. last, are neofiel touaMupo< ?V- unijffl^ned at the offiee of Foster, Wi kins & 0t>., for their checks. t CH v.sJt^LT, Cicj c B. C, C. F#H. fl fi tit. Seeoeo.oe a y??r t? twin* ?ita t?y j..h* a, aoo4nla,Truy..vY.,*t ?<J , Iiradar, yon way nut nuk, ? ,k, bal na ran taarh yoiiquhkly kr.nr I, ftem f i to 10 day al It,a a(J aa yon fo on. Boih aaira. alt arrf |r ,tt |)#r, ?f Amrrlra.yoa ran annm,**, hot,,-. ?l?In* all your lint*/ r mm* ... mania onlr lo tha work. All la now. tiW,, kt Na for Ttyy workar. ?,??%?!, fetntahlo* ararrlhln*. hASIl.T,Ci SklHI.T ltaraa.1. I'AUTICLLAIIS VHIifl ArMraaa at anaa. vrtisos a to., P%nXnTiUj7r k> iv >ALE, WEDNESDAY, 121S.T. , < be money. Now, in order to get money 0 utock of Wiuter G -ode, and will sell York. delivetod un'il pi id for, as this will be arried out to the letter. PURCELL. 36 ly The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common l'lcns. Summons for Relief?Complaint Serve!. Cecil II. Snath, Plaintiff, ?. ajain.it The Mastnchsetts and Southern Conslructioo Company. Defendant. To ihe Defendant above named : YOU Bre hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this nction. of which a c q y is herewith served upon you, nnd to serve a copy ? f your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office, No. 2 Law Kongo, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days aficr the service hereof, exclusive ol the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the comp'ai t within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action wi'l apply t > the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated, Union, S. < ., l)cc. 2d. A. D., 1890. WILLIAM MUNKO, l'laintifl's Attorney. To the defendant above named: Take notice, that the sumim ns in this nction, ol which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'lcas for Union County, at Unim, for ihe County of Union, in the State of South Carolina, on the 2Hd day ot' December, 18'JO. WILLIAM MUNKO, I'laint ITs Attorney. Union, S. C., dan. 22. 1891* Jag. 28 4 ct State of South Carolina, couxty or vxion In the Court of Common l'lcas. Summons for Relief?Compl.vnt not Served* Kurrill Klanton, Samuel It. Ad tins, Krcvard I). Springs. John S. Moore and tjeorge M. lVfbh, Jr., partners doing business un lor the fwin name of Jones, Kluitn & Co., Plaintiff*, again.it The Mrtfsachsetti an t Southern Construction Coiiip-'iiy, Defendant*. To the Defendant ahovo named : \7 OV are hereby stuim- ned and required 1 t > answer tlicc nip'uiiit in this action, which is filed in the ollice of the CI rk of C minon l'ieas, for the said !' uniy, and to s rvo a copy of your ?*iisw e* t** t e s i1 cm plaint on tho subscriber nt hi oiV.ce, N . "2 t aw UattfEc, Union, mil t'nitd ns, w\ b n ' twenty days after the set vice hereof, exou m*?* of the day of sucfi rervicc; ai d f yon (nil t<> aiistver the* <f nip'aiiit tvihin (lie t me I aforesaid, the Plnhililfa in th s neti- n wid apply 11 the Court for the it lief demanded a the complaint. Dated Union, S. C., December 12, A. D. 1800. WILLIAM MUNItO, Plaintiffs' Attorney. To tho defendants ak >vc n ttned : Take not<ce, that the summons in th s action, of which the foregoing -s a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of ilie Court of Common l'lcas for Union County, nt Union, in the County of Union, in the Suite of South Carolina, on the 12th day of Decemli r, 1890. WILLIAM MUNKO, Plaintiffs' Alt- rncy. Union, S. C., Jan. 7, 1891. Jan 9 2 Ct THE GRE AT BARGAIN SALE FOR ONLY 20 DAYS, COMMENCING JAN. 16, 1891. {offer my entire stock at greatly rrduceJ price. Now is the lime to supply jour8 1: with A handsome Dinner or Tea Set. A large stock of Crockery, Gla-sware, China, Fancy Cups and Saucers, Vases, Ba?kets, etc. A large stock < f Phot- graj h Albums, Work Boxc?, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Fancy Box Papor, Clo'd Pens nod Pen Staffs. Oil Paintings, Kngrneings, Cigar Stands, Nut Sets. Wliisp Brooms and Hol lers, &c. A large stock of Fireworks going at 10 per cent, less than cost. Raisins at 15 con's p r p*und, Assorted Nuts at 18 cents p- r pound. Best French Candy at 25 cents per pound. Standard Poems, -10 cents each. A large afesrrtiuent of Books, 28 cents each. Do not allow this opportunity to slip.? Call at once and purchase anything you need in this line. Yours, trnly, G. P. GAB BEIT. Jan lft 3 1 in iMsi $^% 1 1 and other special? * P* m. M P* tie* for (Jenlfemen, Ma J.ndles,etc..arowarranted, and ao atamiM-d on l>ottom. Address W> L. UOUULASt lirockian, IHasi. Sold by H. M. IU< K, JR., F. U., Agent. Jan 2 I Cm I,AT?F.3 tfcedinj? atonic, or children who want bulla | lnjr up. should lake BROWN'S lltO.N IIITTF.nS. It la pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indigestion, UtUousuoaa aud Liver Complaint*. ' r ATTEND TIE J DRY GOODS, BOi BARGAINS FOR < We will offer our stock of Red Fl Goods', Crssimercs, Hlaukets, Ladies' Wi Shoes, and a great many other good* at p We moan business. We simply baro to< money. There is a good many of the a at coat, and others at a small per cent. ab< Re sure and attend the sale, llemcui first that come will get the pick of tho et Respectful ly, GRAI1AH Sept 6 8 NEW GOOE NE' Our Buyer has just returned from I DRY GOODS. FANCY ART COMPI We have also a splendid ti G ENT'S OX FURNISHING ZIEGLEK'S AND B. for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HANE f.r Gents, in Congress nnd Other reductions ii REMEMBER THE C SEWTNfr 1 which we guarantee to be equal in c priced machines. Over 70 now in use warranted for 5 voars. and have .all m The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, WI LIE'-'. L. M. lOUCIXE, (NKK MUS. M. VINCENT,) HAS opened ilie 'nrffs', t'.io handsomest vnl most I'nKhian&hlc STOCK OF MILLINERY ov?v r-ug't I r..i.:i?, and at-ks licr old trh nds 1'ivl ciki titers to cull feast tlte.r eyes on t\ie*?. 1 return ?ince< c thanks for past libera', patronage n d in oil-! lo desorvo a continu .Mice of tlt^se fnror, \y strict attention to (lie wishes of my jatrjns and studying the r interest iu the quality of prices of goods I sell. MllS. L. M. FOUCHE. Oct 40 tf WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, BANKERS, U X I 0 5 , JS . ('. ?__ A general hanking business t.nnsacted. Deposits received, subjeit to check. Exchange bought and bold. Collections nnuieon al! points. Safe deposit b-xes to rent. Ac:ount? of iudividu i's and firms solicited. We represent fie f Howing Insurance Companies: Aetna lnsur.mce Co., Assets, $10,071,510 I'hcnix Insurance Co., - - 4,781,250 Norwich L'ni >n P. Ins. ,S. eicy, 1,505,1131 Washington Life Insurance Co., 10,000,(XX) I'ire, Lire and T?riintl<? Insurance. Sept 5 4G Cnt Town Bonds for Sale. rPHK Bonds i-suo l by the'lowu of Union X to the amount of $7,000 for the purpose of crec ing school buildings in said Town, arc hereby ofh re 1 f r fide- The HomI* are in dcnoroiifit ons of $100 each, bearing interest at 7 per cent, payable annually from Muy let, ot cacli year unt 1 re teemed. J. W. MoI.UHK, Ch'm'n Board Trustees, Public Schools. Jan. 22nd,1801. Jan. 2H 4 4t. Notice of the SCHOOL C0MMIS3I0NEB. 1 WOULD respectfully call attention of all those having school c aims, payable in 1S00,1 lint they show d present them at this t tlice for approv d. J lie public is very anxious to find out tbe financial standing of the School fund, and it is impossible to tell until after the cldnis atc gotten in for the present year. 1 hope this request will be promptly complied w tb. I will s'so stale that owing lo the nccessi'y of being among the various scliotds tlnoughout the County looking after their interest?, etc.. I will he at tnc office only on Friday and fc'aturd <y of each week. Let every una icmcntbcr that nf or the 1st day of .bum try, lHill, the School Commissioner's office will b.1 open only on Friday and 8 iturday. School Kog st rs and Blanks of all kinds promt tly furnished on appl*citi?n. Communications 11om|>i ly answered and att-nded t . J. L. WALK Kit, Sell >nl Commissi uttr U. C. Dec 10 ul ?ni Fro'iii"Vrii' 1 ithe pa t y ?' comes the verdict that VICK'S SEEDS never disappoint. Why waste time, money and patience on others, when you can buy the BEST a? *am* price? Make no mistake this year; send to cents for Vlck'S Floral Cnifle, deduct the to cents from first order, and it costs nothing. It is better than ever; too large pages, colomd plates, grand novelties worthy of cultivation. Cash prires fitooo and itoo. JAMES VICK, SEEDSMAN, ROCb?lUr, N. Y. 1 \ \ LEARANCE SALE I" JTS, SHOES, &C. OASH BUYERS. hdihIp, Canton Flannels, Flannel Dress raps, Gents' Clothing, Overcoats, Boots, rices that will toll for tho next 30 days. ) many Winter Goods on hand and need ibove goods which we nill hell actually ove cost. ber, it only lasts 30 d?y?, and that the ock. 1 & SPAKKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. ft ly . >S! W GOODS! the Markets, and our Stock of 'ICLES AND NOTIONS IS ,ETE. ind well selected line of .OTHmO, GOODS,ETC. A.Y STATE SHOES i and Children. i-SEWED SHOES Laced??">, formerly $7. n proportion. )EMOREST $19 50 T-A- <rj>JLJL -M JMU9 very respect to any of the higher 5 in Union County. They are fully icessary attachments. LKINS & CO i if A pamphlet of Information nndnb-/(y? jB\atract of the lawa, showing llow to/SM *!TvV.OhUHn l'ntcnta, Caveat*. TrmleZflm^ Cojjr\R\VL?,^rrvt J^^Ul^Urondnnj^^^ L. R. GAINES, UNION, S . C . PHACTICALPAINTER. it: an 4'rrvtv /\*r?re/i/? * \-?? c?y ?-* ? V? J -*? .4 *?. 4i*J ?- C -1 ?? OH/ . ? H7f/7YA77 A SPECIALTY.; WILL HAIN'T HOUSES ON THE SHOUTEST NOTICE. I>c* 19 61 li' / 7 ^sW^^Sr (rinner* i?rr -.n-lly e?n linjr from ifr t? t'> ' Y / uPrffi f i'Utlny. All ni:"?. >\ f ?how you hf>w #n<l Mart you. I en vrcrk in *|?nr?i timt V* /fflutet'' ? r all il.e tunc. l".ip money for v. oik ^ ^ NI\V ruri Nvnniierful. Particular* ftrce. HJInlleUd: Co.,I!nx tt-?0 lVrtiauc^Main* ifi n M r u t n t n # n IViUf'.LY (U L If M ft. ON Improve I Farm lands, in nurs of $300 and upwnr Is. Loans repayable in small anuiinl ir s r.l ni nts, through a period of six year", ilms t". n' liiii the borrower to payoff his indebtedness without exhausting liis crop in any one rcir. Apt ly nt once to 1). A. TOWN8END, Attorney, Ctron, S. C. A i"; 15 33 ly The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By JAM US M. (IKK, K?y . I'rid-ate Judge. WliUlUltS, .1. II. McKissick, is Clerk of Court, lias made s tit t? me to grant him Letters of Adminis i\iti?n on the estate and effects of J. 11 Coleman, d sceased. These arc, therefore, io cite aid admonish all and singu'ar ilie kindred and cred tors of the said J. II. (Veinan, deceased, that llioy fc and appear, I eh.re me, in the Court."" " isia of Probate, to he held at Union Court Mouse, South Carolina, on the 5th day of March, next, after publication here*!' a> 11 o'clock in the form on, t > show cause, if anv ihev hate, why iLc said A hniti's'ration should not be gram od. Given tituler my hand and seal tliia *22d day of J nunry, Anno l)om ni, 1891. JAMKS .V. tiI'd', l'rotnte Judge. Published on tlie 23d day of January, 1891, in the \\ eekly Union Timns and a copy jioste 1 on (.'ourI II >use door. Jon 23 4 It MRS. JAS. GRANT'S FASHIONABLE MILLINERY .JUST OPKNED. [J1AVK jusUopcned an cle/nnt and complete line of FAU. AN I> WI NTHII M1LLINERY of the newest and choicest s'ylcs; oonslsiing of KtbbonM, Velvets, CI imp? and Oruiutu-iitH. ALSO NURSING CORSETS Thankful for the very 1 ber.d |ft r.?i gj heretofore bestowe 1, 1 inr.'C the Ladies <>t the town and country to cdl mid examine my elegant new stock, ass iri' g them that my prices shall be as low cu t my w< i*k as sr <? I as any establishment in tipper South Uarolina. v US. JAS. GRANT. 9^1 W If