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^ Monopoly Menaced.?The lazy and shift leas habits of the Autercan hen of the present age hero brought a logical 'result mf&h'' ' and the control of iho American egg market * Will eoou pass out of the hands of the fea'hery tribe. This hanpy stats of affairs, which Is so confidently piom so 1 the country will be due to Kansas inventive genius, and the man who proposes to deliver an imposed-on notion from the whims of the erratic fcira'o fowl resides in the enterprising town of Paraous. Mr, James Story, the inventor of the IISI rymmwcpn. ?ma uniat ana popular article r *f food oan be producod by machinery, and " ro perf-etly that it will be impossible to distinguish the differoiiee hot ween it and ftye old-fashioned product of the protected American ten. m addition to this Mr. 8tory ays the eggs produced by his system do not deteriorate, but, on the contrary, and like goo I liquor, improvo with age. As to the rost, he figures that with a plant costing less than $600 he can produce one carload of eggs per day, at a cost of threo cents per dosoo, thus dealing a stinging blow at the proteoltd hen monopoly. There will be but | few people to sympathize with the Atner can hen in th'e the hour of licr adversity. She has too long treated the American people wiih haughty scorn and invariably held up prices when money w?*? oloso. She hns no one to blame but her plu tocrat'c self. All hell to; Kansas, the home of the true antimonopolist, the State that has given us tbo sock less statesman and the. chickcnless egg. ? Woth\nglon Pott. Ladies Wool Jerseys at cos*. No j?l:o,nt HARRY M. COHEN & DUO'S. Ik ?1 JittUTOTtR tJUBi Wff UoxsumPTtojf.?-Ber* tin, Feb. 22.?Professor Llebiroh, director of the Royal Pha-mncological institute of Berlin, claims to have discovered a remedy for consumption. In an interview he said ; "It Is not an improvement on Kooh'a lymph; it is entirely a different remedy, based on my researohes fur years. Tuberculino and my remedy will not work well together. The only similarity between them is that my remedy is aleo injected subcutaneously." "" "Within a few days I shall publish a full description of my process, so that every physician can propnre his own matter. I shall not keep it a secret, nor let any one man have a monopoly of the manufacture. It is harmless, but will cure tuberculosis of the larynx, Of that my experiments have convinced me. I have injected patients nfflioted with tuberculosis of the larynx, and have positively cured them. Some of them were sufferers to such an extent that they bad become aphonic. Under my treat raent they have recovered their voice and are now completely burcd. Prof. Prankel, at the Royal clinic, for diseases of the larynx, and Dr. lleymann, at his private olinic, have jntl with slmi'ar success." ^ Don't fail to attend tho Clearance sale o Winter goods at ORAUAM & SPARKS* Thty will savo you money. Tna Last Cam. Witdout Moan Monky.? All parties indebted to me by note or account mutt come in and so'tie at once, or lake the consequences.?I mean you. 1-tf W. D. BEWLEY. Pkcumar Condition or thr Commercial Bank.?Columbia, Feb. 10.?Some complications have nrison in regard to the c-uduot of lite i)Uiin*.a nf llm ? * _ --- ...? uuiuiuciciiii uailli. III this city, and thore is a pro?p?-ct of som? law nits. The bank was first 01 eratod by G. J. Iredell, manager T r Levi Meetio, and afterwards incorporated with Contain Iiy-lell as president. 'A number of depositors holding certificates signed by Mr. Iredell as manager % bate drawn checks but. refuse 1 psynn-nt, the present bonk denying liability f.-r them. Strange to ray, the businees affairs of.tho ol I bank wore uever closed up but remained mmmm Mu'AtA am ?unt "to~$ 4?,0007 which the new T bank claims Levi Mcotzo, who happens to be a man of means, is responsible for. Mr. Meetse holds no stock in the new bank and is not a depositor therein. Ho is now engage! with Attorney J. 8. Verner and an expert accountant in looking over tho books. Scrint 40 inches wide, 10 cts. yard, at II. M. COHKN & BRO'S. A Unique Valkntine.?On last Saturday Col. T. B. Dcmarco, the temperance lecturer, received a unique ^rnlentinc. It was enclosed in an envelope postmarked Sumter, S. C., and was nothing less than a check for a liberal amount. There was not a line to indicate the sender, and Colonrl Dcraarce hss not the slightest surmise as to who may hate sent it. If tho work of the two gentleman, Messrs. Beauchamp and Dcmsrco, was as effective in Sumter as it seems to bo fci YorkviUe, it is not improbahle that tho &ieok is simply a silent expression of grati. tuds on the part of some father or wife who has beefi incalculably benefited through their ?- , efforts.? Yorkville Enquirer. # Call and see the Big Bargains offered at OAHRETT'S. My entire stack of Fancy goods, China and Crockery Ware, is going at sight. Low prices will soil. List of Lattara Remaining in the Postoffics at Union, for th* week endinv Feb 47t.li IBOI Miss Nannie Brandon, Mrs. Hattie RobinMr M J Gi'w, son Miss M J Galmore, Miss Carrie Rcod . Marion lfughes, Mr II CSparks, j*L Miss Elisabeth Joanes Mr Prince Thomson > MrELJrter, MV Sherman VanRobert Pat> orson, lev, Mess. Holloman & Eley. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will bo required to pay one eent for Ibolr delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. Notice Not to Hire. A LL persons are varued not to hire Ben XAt-Dogan, colored, as its is onder sontrbct with me for six months. I will prosecute to the extent of (he law aM persons disregarding this notice. J. F. BKLUE. Feb. 27. 9 2t. A Word to tho Wise. ALL persons indebted to me by note or account, must settlo the same by March 1st. I have heavy demands coming against me, and I will bo obliged to meet them. M|v Respoctfully, V T. E. BAILEY. \ Feb. HO 8 2L_ Notice of Primary Election TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF UNION COUNTY: TIIEUE will be beld in each voting preoioct, on Tuesdvy the 10th day of u._i. ioni _i --! n.IVU, iuu>, jpiiiuih jr ? eci n iot me purpose of nominating a Candida*e to sorve out the unexpired term of the Hon. Jtobert LlUle, deceased, In the Legislature. Al<<o, on the some day, an eleotitn for the .. j. purpose of nominating a candidate for 8u, ervisor of Registration, to servo out the unexpired term of Capt. Thomas Corner, ..*? deceased. The el -etion will be governed by the same roles aod regula'ioi.s that governed the eleo'ion he'd in 1800. /All gentlemen with political aspirations , are cordially invited to forward their anI nouueamsnts to the Editor of the Tins* at cnee, hacked by a fO bill; also forward to T, Cotin'y Chairman a 95 hilt to defray the expense of the canvass and to pay for tlokits. A. C. LYLE8, County Chaitinan. Feb 8ft 4t Managers and Committees OF PRIMARY ELECTION, MARCH . 10TII, 1891. THE following are tbe managers and com- / mittees of iho primary o'ooiion to b? ' he'd on the' lOtb. of March, 1891. The managers will send to the county chairmen for the ballot boios and tickets to be used : UNION TOWNSHIP, UNION BOX. 1 t KTKIiVr" S 9 Howell. R W Harris. Gilmer C Greer. GO*v]5EY8VILLE TOWN8HIP, WILK1N8V1LLK BOX. Tbos J Patrick. 18 F Erto?. G W McKown. P 8 Webber. E P Macomson. SAIIR AIT'S OLD STORE BOX. Jonathau Buice. AASarratt. W L Goudolcck. A F Kendrick. John Hamcs. GOSHEN HILL TOWNSHIP. 8 M Rice. Jr. IGeo. 0. Ilughey. W M English. IDrJ H Hamilton. J. B. Richards. | FISH DAM TOWNSHIP. J A Hancock. W T Joler. John W K?*liy. M C Dearer. J W MoGowan. JONESVILLE TOWNSHIP. C T Becknell IN C Ro'lins John Whitlock, Jr IA O Sprouse J W S< ott. ] hAyTIIP- mnnirininn G H Jeter * ID B Fant W T Stokes " UGH Jeter J C Sartor | BOGAN8VILLETOWNSHIP, G1BBES BOX H II Robinson M B Loo J B Lancaster E F Smith F L Stanford COLERAINE BOX Charles Lawson {Giles Kirby Daniel McLaughlin Jr .John Wnldrip. Dr B F Walker CROSS KEYS TOWNSHIP Y S Bobo R J Bet sill John W Sanders Robert Stewart J A Betsill PINOKNEY TOWNSIITP kpitov unv T M Wood W H Gault II S PorUr W Q V,' Going J T Garner HUGHES' BOX Z R Bailey IF M Adams W A Moorhead W R Uriggs F O Briggs DRAYTONVILLE TOWNSHIP, TIMBER RIDGE BOX J Riley Blantou D R MoPherson G W Webster 3 R Tliaxton Wm JcfTerios DRAYTONVILLE BOX W D Alexander R F Svrvico C A Spencer John Bnrnhiil L A Little OLANDYBUUG BOX John W E'son Wm Nance John Pridatoro A J Gilmon T J Orr The firat named in each board of managers will net as chairman. It i? ordered that ench candida'c psy to (lie Secretary and treasurer $ , or his name will not appear on tho tickets. Tlio managers nnd commit'eemen are particularly ami respoctfully refcrrol to the fol:?-wing rules nnd govern themselves accordingly. The Exocuuve Committee will mcot at the office of the County Chat num. Saturday after the Primary F.Iectioni: _| - T?^DjyERN fVlTl "EI.ECTTONT : Tho rules governing the la>t general Pritn?ry Election will govom the next. Ws ' extract < lie following rules for the in forma- ' tion of manages and candidates .* < XVI. If any person shnll receive a ma- ^ jority of all tho votes for tho office for < which he is a candidate lie shnll tc dec'arcd > the nominee of tho Democratic party for < euch office. XVII. If for any office it be found that < no candidate hss received n majority of f all the voles cast at the primary elccti- n ' f..r euch office, the county executive com- 1 mittco shall forthwith order a second primary ' election to be held under the sumo rugula- ( tions as the first. t XVIII. At such second primary electi-n only the two candidates receiving tbo highest number of votes at tho former election shall he voted for. XIX. At such sceond primary election tho two or mora candidates thus announced shall be voted for, all votes for other patties beioK considered as senttju-in^ -n.i ... counted. The returns of this eTection rlioll to made in thaum* ! ?> ? - ? *4lg^4u 1 "ti '-T- s XX. Should there be no choice at the j second election the County Executive Com- t mittce shall order a third election to be hold j at such time as they may designate under the same regulations as the first. By order of the Executive Committe, I J. W. Grkuort, A. C. LYLES, Sec. and Tress. Co. Ch'm'n. Feb 27 0 2t FOR JUST 25 CENTS, j I WILL GIVE YOTJ * 0 An Adze-Eye Hammer, a Uotchot, Hand- a saw, Carpenters Square, Spirit Level, Vise, a Monkey Wrench, long handle ltake, line, Smoothing Iron, 14 qt. Dish l'au, 10 qt. Tin Buoket, 6qt. Coffee Pot, 1 gal. Measure, Brass Hoop Cedar Bucket, Solid Bra*s Waiter, large high-footed Glass Lamp, la'go 11 G'avs Pitcher, 1 set of Tuinblors, 1 set of 1 Goblets,'large Glass Rose Bowl, Glass Coster, P a big assortment of China Plales, Cups and * Saucers, ohi^aasortuiont of Yellowwaro, TiTbsrt Table tovors, Cnilds Zephyr Caps, Men'a Wool Capo, Men's and Boys Wool Hats, a nice assortment of Jewelry, Combs and Brushes, Duitiog and Cleaning Brush t and Trays', Saddle Blankets, Iron Stone ? Granite Flat Dish, n on -break able Lamp Chimney, Dinner Bell, and hundreds of nioe and large pieces of Wooden, Tin, Gl*n>, Crookery and Hardware, many .^f which | were formerly aoki Tor 00 and To cen's. j 1 am also constantly adding to my <r> ami ( 10 cent counters ; they are now exceedingly ^ attractive. Cuatomers for llicne counters frequently como from cthor counties In fool, I often aoll ibese goods to traveling gentlemen from all parts of the country.? Those gentlemen who see a great deal, and 'L know all about prices, know tlieso BARGAIN I goods are c/ieap. Here is the place to get your full moneys worth. Don't Forget that I Keep Also a Foil Line of n 8TAPLB and FANCY" GROCERIES, 0 CROCKERY and QUEENSWARK, 0 TIN and IIOLLOWWARB, ' WOODEN and HARDWARE, JUG and JARWAUEand FIAIWER POTS, OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW GLASS, ? LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS, J. BOOTS and SHOES, and In foot, a mod generous line of Geaeral C Merchandise, whioh I am selling as cheap, and perhaps cheaper than the cheapest. 8. M. RICE, JR., E. U. Feb 71 0 If Asa Attnwttra *' Oaiktail POCKST AUUVAO f< rnad MBNORAHOOM BOOK I advertising BROWm IRON BITTKHS Um beet Tonlo, given away at Drag and w . goner*! store* Apply at onee, ^ J} % jTbTpoeter^ nA8 MOVED U13 fffOCfc OF ^ 3R0CERIES AND FANCY I GOODS FROM TUB LITTLE (J HE EN FRONT INTO THE HANDSOME STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY MR. JOHN RODGER, NEXT ADOVI T. K. BAU.KY'S FURNITURE KTORR, ^ here he will be ptoiacl to moet and HOPVa 1.5a aM etiiafAn.AMA mUL We want help/nh^ (but help must we have placed ou our counters our outii tbetn for just what thnj cosi us iu New Under no cirouui-it.inoes will goods bo a strictly C. O. D. 4>ale, which will n t Koepectfuly, RODGER & Sept 6 State of South Carolina.! CvUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common Pleas. I Summons for Rc'.icf?Comp'aint Seivcy Josiah Fortor, Plaintiff, J a gain* I I * Spencer M. Rice, Jr., Alex. O. Rio/^Robt. L. Coleman, Victoria S. Colomajr U illiam Mnam. .it.. J- -RawJaXl,, Jlttrt, P. O. Joyoer and J. D. Ch?niUt>a*1ii, pnriRors, trading under the firm fiufae of El hart, Joyner & Co , A. Ur fmanfand M. llrafm?n, partners, tra-dog ?r A. Urafni<in & A Son, W. W. Draper, %f. A. Mooro, K. W. Marsh, Sr., and B. S.Barry, partners, trading as Draper, Mo?ie, & Co., 0. F. Day, F. W. Dey and Qrgrge F. Foster, partners, trading as O. F. l)ny, Son A Co., George D. Wi t, George P. Wetkins and. John A. Witt, partners, trading ns Witt PLAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CRACKERS AND CHEESE, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES. FRUITS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDSThankful to the people of Union County, for their past kindnesses and liberal patronage, I invite thein to call upon me in my larger and more convenient quarten, where im ito ?I1 ia?aiy?pn?? ' their future patronage. J. B. PORTER. Fob 20 8 8m MASTER'S SALES The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Picas. Catharine McKbsick, Plaintiff, against Wilinm Smith, as Administrator of Asa Smith, deceased, Caroline Smith, Eliphus Smith, Frauccs E. Gibbs, Sam Sumner Smith, Asa Smith, Henry Smith, Julia P, Smith and James F. Smith, Defendants. IN obedience to an order of his honor Judge 1. D. Withcrgpoon, made in tbo above stated case, I will sell on Salesday, 2d of March, 1891, at Union Court Ilouae, during the legal hours of sale, the following described tract of land known, as the Home tract of land of A*a Smith, deceased, con. taining nlraul two hundred acres, situate in Bogansvillc Township, Ur'on County, Slate aforesaid, adjoining lands of Julia Smith, James Smith, Henry Smith, and others. The above described lnnd will bo sold in ono or more parcols. TERMS OF SALE: J One-third of the purchnse money in c?sh, and the balance rn a CTcdit of ono and two years from day of sale, the credit portion to le secured by bond of purchaser nud a mortgage of the prourses. C. II. l'EAKE. .unsicr iit L'nion county. Master's Oflicc, Feb. 7, 18'.M. Feb 7 7 8t Notice! Real Estate Mortgage Sale. "j >Y virtue of power and nu'lmrityconftrred I_> by an<l under a certain Mortgage deed "<1'1 an'* deliver? t by Tbeoihtius 27th day fcPu? th? B?ok 0. pnge 18, of Mortgage for Union Uounty, South < ?rolitin, and whielt Mortgage ileod was ou the 1th day of November 188(5, luly assigned to nie l>y tlie said .1. Andersen llrown, 1 will sell before tlio Court House loor nt Union, S. C., on ralcsday in March rext, at 11 o'clock A. M., the following real tetatc, ti wit: ' All that lot of land in the town of Union, .'ounty of Union, State aforesaid, on South ddc of Academy street wi'h dwelling house hereon, bounded on the East by lot of Thomas MoNnlly. deceased, West by lot of lohn L. Young nnd South by lot of II. L. loss, being the Home lot this day conveyed o nie by J. Anderson Brown." TERMS OF SALE.?CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. P.M.COHEN, Assignco of J. Anderson Brown. Feb'y 6th, 1891. Feb. 18. 7 FOB THE LKGISLA1 IJItE. At the urgent solicitation of many friends, hereby announce myself a candidate to All he unexpired term of the laments 1 Dr. H. Attic, in the House of Representatives, J. W. GREGORY. * For Supervisor of Registrationd. it. Mcpherson. The friends of that old Democr.uio warlorse, D. It. McPHKRSGN, knowing him o be competent to All the position, we place iia namo before the people of Union for the fAco of Supervisor of RpgUtruti"n at the pproaching Primary Election. * MANY FRIENDS. M. L LEMASTER. The friends of Mr. M. L Lemaster, know, ng him to be thoroughly competent to All he position, places his name Itefore the per. >le for the othce of Supervisor of Registrar ion, in tho approaching Ptimnry Election. Mast Fiur.ndS. * ?. (V. WEBSTER. I hereby announce myself a candidate to fill he unexpired term of C'npt. Thomas Comer is Supervisor of Registration. 0. W. WEBSTER. * 1). ii. EKE E. I hereby announce myself a candidate for he ofiice of Supervisor of Hcg:slr<ition, to 'ill the unexpired term of the late Thomas Corner. T>. B. FREE. * f. gist. BRiaas. I hereby announce myself n candidate for he ofiioe of Supervisor of Registration or tlio unexpired term of Ca-1. Thomas 'oraer. F. til ST BUIQQS. * T. JEFF. OREER. By the solieitation of my friomla I aniouiico uiyseif as a candidate for Supervisor f Registration, to fill the unexpired term f (.'apt. Thos. Comer, deceased. * T. J. GREER. A. G. BEN'TLEY. The friends of A. G. Bcnllcy respectfully nnounco him as a candidate in the aproarhing Primary election, for the ofiice of lupervisor of RepMralii n, f..r Union It unty, to fill out the unexpired term of lapt. Tbos. Comer, decoated. * MANY FRIENDS. - r?? ~~i23aiHKfi! T. JEFF. H. SMITH. I respectfully announce niysofr'RS a canhlsie in Iho approaching Primaiy Elecll< n ?r the office of Supervisor of Beginiration for Inion County, to fill out the uncxp r. d i?rm f Capt. Thomas Comer, d-ce&sod. * T. JEFF. ii. SMI III. , I akMfctTT' 1 v- ^EvWasao. & Watkins, R. 8. Og'csby, Charles O. Craddock, J. B. Tuiwiler, W. T. Bcrocy, I J. H. Adams, W. D. Adams and it. II. F. Adams, partner*, trading as Oglesby, Tufcwilcr k Co., E. T. Tclft, W. K. Tcfft, F. O. Tefft, Tlicodoro Meutx, 0. 0. Clark mul .F. N. Boacb, partners, trading as Teffi, WilIcrs k Co., I. L. Folk nnd Georgo V?r. Falk, partcers, trading as I. L. Folk & \ Co., Thomas B. MacGalin1', Andrew S. Brown and Robert l\"*Evans, partners, trading as MaoGahan, Br-wii k Evans, W. A. Mooro, K. W. Mami, J. A. Smith, J. Kingberry, W. J. Ask ford and M. 11. Marsh, partners, tradipg as Moore, Mnr?h & Co.. M. C. w- H" I Evetet, W. G. Mg?n, c.\ f. mnl no and L. E. Barnwell, partners, trading ns M. C. and J. F. Kieer & Co *J*hn L. Brown, J. O. Weddington and Uygr M. Brown, partners, trading as B^Sp', Wcdding'on \ Co., William 11. All^y. George I.. Blnko and Ellory Brnntmim, paitneis, trading as Marcy Bro?. & Co.. A. S. .1. 1'erry, II. It. Simonds, Jr., R. A. Pringln, partners, tradiogas Johnston, Crews & Co., Wade H. Macfie, as Adm'r. of Agnes si. Mngfie, deceased, J. A. F?r'cy, J. 'J. Long, R. C. Oliver, J. II. McKissick nr.d "The Exposition Cotton Mills Company, Defendants. mo the dofefeudants abova.jpvincd : You JL ere boreby summoned and r< q<drcd t ? answer the complnnt in this ait ion, whio'.i is filrd in the office of the Clerk of the tVurt of Common Pleas for Union coit'i'y afo'cai t, and to serve a copy of your nnp*cr to the sa d complaint on the sub-cr.b|rat h?s office at. Union, S. C , within twonftr ?'nyn after the so'vice hereof; cxclus tw.f the day ?<f service, enl If yon f?'. to mwor Jhfl_gotfli'lhJU.wilkiflJho 'lA ef -r ji'ti'l. th^. Court for tbo relief (lemaniMPritRoc-rnD. A. 1WKSKKD, I'lauitWs Attorney. Fib uar.r 14. 1891 J To the Defendants : Take nosicc, tl*at the Summons in the above cut tic I NCtioti, of , wliielt the above is a copy, nndihe compla<nt therein were filed in the oftic-* of the ( Clerk of Court of Common l'l* as f->r Union County nforcsa d, on 2oth of February, 1891. 1>. A. tOWNSENl), PlaintitFs Attorney. Feb 14 7 , i.t ? /. The State of Soutlij Carolina. COUNTY OF U.yON. Court of CommtfmTlcas. C. P. Brown and E. A AJminisrratoryf estate of J. deceased, w?od ?WL,S.r IN obedience loan order mada in tho above stated ease, by Hi* II- nor A. P. A Id rich. Circuii Judge, I will sc'l before the Court House door in the town of-Union, in the County of Union, fc'tuto of res*id, within iho legal hours of sale, on ilie first Monday in March 1891, the following described property to wit: 144 ACRES. All that tract or parcel of land, containing one hundred and forty-four (144) acres, more or leas, lying in State and County aforesaid, near Smith's Ford, on Broad River, bounded on the North by land known as tho Kennedy dower land ; on the F??t by Broad River ; ou the South by I.ove's lan i, and on the West by lend of Gadberry Wright, raid land being known as the H. K-Dnrwin laud. TERMS OF SALE-OASII. C. Hi PEAKK, Master for Uiion County. Master's Office Feb. 7?h, IHO. Feb. 18 7 V 8t. Sheriff's Sales FOR 1 BY virtue of a warrant to me directed, I will eell at the residence of J. 11. Purr, in Union County, on Monday the second doy of March next, during the legal hours o( sales, the following described property to wit : " About soTctily-five bushels of corn, about one hundred and rixty tushrlsof coi'on seed and about three hundred bundles of fodder, seized under warrant an 1 to l>o sold as the crop of J. A. l'arr, at the suit of 8 J. Smith. J. O LONG, 8. U.C. Sheriffs Office, Union, B.C., Feb. 9:h, 1891. Feb. 18 7 8t_ and il com* nothing. Tt 100 Urge Tt ?' When at Home Irespoctfiiliy inform my, f.Sct.d* and oHenta ilint 1 ?l a l b.- in n y flicc ?< Union on Monday Mid remain t ni I Tu.ad.iy noon of each weak until fu tiicr noti v. 1) A. IOW.SSBND, Jan 23 4 tf i' . A -T'"r i'ii ' " lAhE^r WEDNESDAY', Y 21ST. G s be niooej. Now, in order to pet uioooy ' o stock of Winter Goods, and will soli n York. a delivered until pi id for, as this will be serried out to the letter. G ; PURCELL.I 36 ly 1 GO TO THE TIMES PRINTING OFFICE FOR YOUR BILL HEADS, INOTE HEADS, ENVELOPES, I CIRCULARS, BLANK NOTES, BLANK RECEIPTS. COTTON BILLS. DODGERS, BALL TICKETS. PROGRAMMES, WEDDING INVITATIONS, Executed promptly, in bed tdylc. and nt pi ices as low as in any other establishment in the State. ? ? SUPPORT HOME ENTERPRISE. TERMS, O. O. D. I atn compelled to piy spot rasli for all the atock nud labor 1 employ in Job Work, and as I bare compete in price with the 1'irgest estatdishincotH in the Sta'c. and sometimes in tlu North?all demana ing cash on delivery of the w?rk?my j ro.nts are whittled down to a very small marg n. consequently I cannot pay cash tor the lat v and Stock used and give long err Jit on doc work. It is o t unusual f.?r roe to *eci ire .rrdci? for Job Work, from parlies who icnd thru , ctia.'i tcork to other places, hut patri-ni/c n*c >vli"n t.iey want cr dit, and ixtnct me '<? "! .oul?- ii out." line er that system I find my c"' dit cu do tier'. keep mo diai-ird of the n?e a nry s V tiwiu y and cash, too, for the i t?.m i e*ee-..> lio-i *?f rash wo'k Ho/eater, a bill will acco-pny rver? I nw?TjnllvriiOTw rvr .inn iTm-'i V y\ \ V m#W mouthfv. 11. M. STOKES. Tito State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF L'XIOX. In tlie Court c-f Common Pleas. Summons for He icf?Complamt not S< rv< J. ' Spencer M. Rice, Jr., E. U., I'laiattf, against Tlono Tnno? i ..X |/.> wvuro, x/r'rnutf/l(* I To the Defendant: \ YOU arc hereby summoned and rcquit ed t to answer tlie c unpiaint in this ncti? ?u ' of which a copy is herewith served upt U 1 you and to servo n copy of your answer t ? * the said crmplaint on <he subscriber at lita office at Uuion, S. C., within twenty days afier the service hereof, exe'usive of ttio 1 day of sucli service; and if you f ?*1 to nn- I swer the complaint within the time afore- I J .an Jhtu nnliAit iri 1J t| t.rv'.V " complaint. . D. A. TOWNSEND. i Plaintiff*a Attorney. J Dated Feb. 5, 1891. To the Defendant: Take notice, that tlr<? Summons of which the ahovo is a copy, and the complaint were tiled in the office of tho? at Cleik of Court of Common Picas for Union fr County aforesaid on the 5tli of February, ej 1891. D. A. TOWNSEND, pt Plain'iffs Attorney. ar Feb 13 <> Ct th in so TO ROAD OVERSEERS. ^ Officii or County Commission*!;*. 1 Union County, Fe*>. 5th, 1891. J TIIE Road Overseers throughout the County ftro hereby n-itificd that tticy must cill out the hands liib'e to lload duty in their section, and put the publio roa<ls in order, according to the requirements of the law. We hereby warn all overseers that wo mrnn business iu this call, and shall hold them Responsible for any dcrelectinn or neglectof duty, for inferior rond work, or for neglecting to report any hand that neglects to perform his duiy the fu'l twclvo days required by the law. The law roqntres the roud to be '20 feet wide in every case where it is porsib'c ; the rond to be well ditched, the centre to bs Co higher and sloped to tlie ditch, on both sides. Ae this is the kind of work we shall demand of pp ill Overseers, and wherever we find it is No tot done we shall certainly try what viitue VVi there is in the law. There must be no nlnv or ?t.!?t/!~? , , ? """"inR ''' i *ork, while tho present comnvasioners are ? 10 office. Tho ronds MUST BE WURREU, ?ntl all persons win fail to do th'-ir full duty (hull be punished ucor.ling to law. 4 T.N. KKLLY, 7 J. A. CHAMBERS, $ W. M.UALLMAN. ? COMK AND GET iOUR PAY. All partios having Alt d their Jurirs, Wit- J diss atid ComtaMes Pay Certiflot's with * the Clerk of the Hoard, p.lor to Notr. let A last, are notifiel tooaUtipo-i the un lrrngned a* the office of Foster, Wi km & Co, for i (hair ohecbs. ' ('HAS. BOLT, G Clerk B. C. C. Feh. 6 fi Gt. < SeWK>!>.eo y??r l? l-.inf V. Oo(Miwln,,lr(7,N.V.,Hi work I. r ?? . I.radar, you mar n<?t luiVe at ittw. !i, l.<ul a# ran \ ImcH f'tn f|i'l<Kly I jif? ( rrru ' float f a fill a day at the* art, ami unf a? y.m *o M on. IMIi rf?t?,t?.l fcf**. lo any )>art of ^1 Amrriea, yoa-ran i luti.aura at Uffi', fir. f| liif all your tlimv r ipara momenta only to m tba work. A11 la nth (.real j ay HI UK for U vary worker. atait yon. ftimiahiug ?r?rrthlnr KASI'.T, BfKVlULT tramp." PAHTICV' AK8 KIUVK. A.kjraaa at M>c?, misoi a w., roanaio, auia mmL :^ ? - - ATTEND THE GL DRY GOODS, BOO BARGAINS FOR C We v'1*1 off?r our ?*ock of Red Flan !ooJ.?, Cf 88iu..*rt^? IMauVete, Ladies' Wr? ihoc?, and n j,rc:u lu,>"y other good* at pri Ve mean bueinetw. simply hato too i ioney. There is a gooiT *oat)y of tho ab< t coat, aod othcra at a small per cent, abov Be sure and attend 'be pule. Kemombt rat that couio will pet tho pick of tbo eto< Respectfully, GRAHAM 8ept 6 *6 NEW GOOD NF.1 Our Buyer lias just returned from tl dry goods, fancy art] compl: We have also a splendid ai G-ENT^. CI FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND B/ for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HAND .for Gents, in Congress and Other reductions ir IREMEMBER THE D DEWING > which we gnu van toe he equal in e priced machines. Over 70 now in use warranted for ? years. imrI have all nc The "OLD RELIABLE:" foster, wi The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION*. Court oT Common Pleas. Summons for Jleliof?Cont|i!ainl Served. Cecil TL Sn itli, I'i'a.'ntiJJf, I'lt/tin-il The Mssrn c!iectt' !i",l Southern Construe-I tion C nnpoity, Drf+ndanST<? tlt? Dd'enlar.t ?u*cve named: ~\T OU m c h? rcl y r. immoned and required jL to ftnawor t??-, complaint in this_jiotiou, at which n c ?ry is herewith served upon yymu, and rvuf^opy of your answer toil-'uo raid c<>n>i,ini )i ou tlic subscriber at his ' 'dibec, No. 2 l,aw linage, Union, South Caroitina, wil.liin twen'y days after the service ilicieif, exclusive oi the day of such service; Mid if yoa Jail to answer tho complaint within :t?to time aforesaid, the plaintiff in ,tni? action will epplv to the Court far the e?tief dema-ije 1 in i ho complaint. Dated, Uniui. 3- ( Dec. 28, A. D., 189?. WILLIAM MUNRO, | l'laintiff's Attorney, i To the dcfvndhrtf. ."hove limned: Take loticc, that the sunim .'iu t'1'3 action, ?f which the foregoing is n was filed in he oHise of the Clerk of t he ^'ourt of O'ornnon I'lens lor Union Cout.lv a." Uni*n> J'?r lie Couniv of Unino ;n n.A',.. * of Souih , ... tag o??K lX'dO ,'aro'im, c-ii the 23d day of Deoeinb. WILLIAM MU.VK ' Plnint'tTs Attornt. Union, 8 C., Jan. 22. 18'JI* Jan 23 4 Ct ' . TftnswjE ' j a AS opened the largest, the handsomest and most Fashionable STOCK OP MILLINERY ( rtr brought to Union, an I asks her old an tends and customers to call and feast their of res on them. p? I return sincere thanks for past liberal hi itronngc nud intend to deserve a continu J ice of those favors ly strict attention to ; e wishes of my patrons and studying tite r tercst in the <iuality of prices of goods I II. MRS. L. M. FOUCHE. Oct 40 _ tr m. A. NICHOLSON & SON , n< BANKERS, A UNION, s c. ' w isl A general hanking business tiansaclci. op Doposiis received, subject to check. Exchange bought and fold. Collections mntleon nil points. Safe dopost boxes to rent. Accounts of individuals nnd firms solic:tcd. ! in m ha no We represent the following Insurance , mpnnics: 1 iina Insurance Co., Assets, $10,071,510 icnix Insurance Co., - - - 4,781,256 rwich Union F. Ins. Society, 1,505,6:11 1R( ishington Life Insurance Co., 10,000,000 ( Fire, Life and Tornado Insurance. *>?l Sept 6 80 Om _ 1 >3 SHOE SiSE? j'/J nted, and ao atamped on bottom. Address V 5 L, UOUUKAhTBreektn, Hsm. Bold by is 8. M. RICB? JR., K. U., Agent; Un tg2 * M EABANCE SALE " 1 F ITS, SHOES, &C. 1 ASH BUYERS. u.U C?utoo li'Uunas FUnnrl Urem ,m pp, Oenti Clot'im/, Overcoat*, Jinol. ees ihat will tell for the next 3(f days. uany Winter Go >d?t on hand and nce<l . ot? good* which wc will sell actually 'e c*?t. ;r, it only lasts 30 days, and that the 5k. & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. ly sT" iff GOODS! io Markets, mid our Stock of [CLES, AND NOTIONS J,fi ETE. id well selected line of OTHIISG, GOODS,ETC. LY STATE SHOES and Children. -SEWED SHOES Laced?So, formerly ST. i proportion. EMOREST $19 50 IACHINE. very respect to any of the hij^li i i in "Union County. They are iVily iccs8ary nt^^imeats. LKINS & CO I pamphlet of Information nnd ab-,4 ; ' (tract of the laws. Showing IIow to/i.' Obtain Patents, Caveats, Trudo/g'.-v Wajm. Marks. Copyrights, sent Jrct./girr / sfillNN A CO./^-Bro*4w?r^/{ L. R. GAINES, UNION, S. O. PR ACTICALPAINTE11 . JjJX'ORA TING IN FRESCO A N/> WRITING A SPECIALTY. WILL TAlvr UUL'SES ON THE Silo.. est KoxrcE. Pec 10 61 | home, win r- v?*r yon arc. I. / ^ ^nnrr* lire r^mlnR fros>: x */ y SH>a ilny. AH cjr? . \v?* ?ho\v y ^ ifK> 4? jfll ?he time. I'-if monr> i? i ? ? ||U.iiur* unknown imfiQgtV ~io^v .*? I.0M, _ "\N Impro*fl?l *"* ?V, <6 J $300 mil itp\vm*'ib. '-onus repnjj, mil annual it\sinl m-r.U,' ",rough a j. act year*, thus eu&Miii? . 10 ' oiyov.- . i- j, ijr off his indebtedness *rit(ioi? * < xIiaii>-(!i ,w ? ornj) in at.y one Tetr. Apply rt onoo to 1). A. TOWNSE\'L>. Attorney, Vn'nP, 5?. A"s> 51 33 * ly The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, y JAMES M. OEE, E?'(J , IVota'o Jo ! . VHKRKAH, J. II. MoKissiok, is ( of Court. bas innilc suit t> me i > ant bitn Letters of Adminis* ration on liutate and effects of J. II Coleman, decern e l. Tbcse are, tberefoic. io do and adanni all and singu'ar tbc kindred nud crcu i *~ot the said J. H. Co um?n, diwn'trt, tfcn.t ey he and npponr, to'V-ro me, in tlie Court Probate, to be held a! Union Court House, uth Car< liua. on lite 6'h day of M m i,, xt, after publication bereof it' 11 o\! < ! . the forenoon, t > sl.o-.v cause, if any ?It _> *e, why ibe said Administration slu>; i t be granted. Given under my band and seal tills 2 2d y of J nunrv, Anno Donrni, lb'.tl. J AMHS V. ti KM, Probate Judge. Published on the 28d day of January, 81, in tbc M eekly Union Timks and a c py lied on Court House door. Tan 23 4 fit MRS. JAS. GRANT'S 1SHI0KABLE MILLIRERV JUST OPE3NED. HAVE just opened an elegant and cviupleie Hue of FALL AN1> WINTERiJJLLc ?.??>? in-r-x&i VERY of tbe aewost and choice* ifT * ^ stating of PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, ?ncy Feathers, lllrd*' WImrm, ltlbbon*, Velvet*, Gimi?H and On* amenta. ALSO NURSING'CORSETS llinnkfnl for tlio \e;y 1 btrul fo!r>n?j.? Mofore bosiowo I, 1 invi-i* Il-c i ailiea 1/ ?owr. 1 n I co .lit'y to > 11 a'i'i c>ami.. ' my *"iit i-civ mock, totanijs fivni i"l to oi*? h'o i.i ti* Lw >< ' ? y w rk na a. 1 ?uj cflibiishmetil i- ?:p ir ii.o.10 ;?io Jet,<* i L