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I _ Ex-Gov Chamberlain Arrotimu>. Char. Inton, 8. C., Feb- 25.?UoiUd 8tatea CirAlt Judg* Bood, District Judge Slinonton csoiurriog, to-night appointed Daniel H. Chamberlain Receiver of the Three C'a ' 4|falro*d. Id making the order a high #<>taplimeot ii paid temporary "Receiver Lord. The court sayf (hat white heMrould ? aaturaHy be prefecred/'.We Poimer conneoft lion aa couomI aiflfi'tbecoBipTainania, under 1 I ho pihetlee hitherto puraued by the courl L in thia oirooit. debars his appointment, .u . PL*-?' aNf 'wuii cotrntrtiee: "While if U ?ar: \ ? lefl4e.ua to do ae eur' inclination-Tvoull " Tvadnirf ; wlwou'a continue ..Mr.Lord ?i receiver, yet We think that, as he ie ceuneel * for the eempiaioanta, and we ean eee from what * a'reedy dltcloatd in the eenae that there are bitter confloine internets *11 pat t:#> will have a sense of 7birne?s in tb< conduct oflhe receivership if apart/ entirely disinterested be appoin'ed. We are surt that tbis will be seen at onoe bj Mr. Lord it ho was recommended to tbo o?urt by at the complainants, some of whom now objeci to his appointment as permanent receiver. Fr?m the report filed by the temporarj receiver it ia apparent that iho railroad o the defendant oompany is in a most wretchet eondition. It appears to be positively dan grrous to run it. To put it in anything lik< the eondition It ought to be to Iranspor Kaaengars will oost mora than $100,000 e receiver has no funda for tliet purpoet von if it was the duty of this court ttrepair mortgaged railroads, and he is do likely to have, rok the running expenses ex eeed largely the receipts. "One justification a court has in runnini witlrant a sale after the esse 1i matured, Is the hope "hot life uneacuret oredl'ora may poeeibly get some return fo their labor or property. Here there is n< cheerful ray ef hope. The recoivoraht] must be a short ouo. There must be i speedy sale, and they who are secured b; mortgage, which ia by these proceeding ^ sought to be foreclosed, must take thai security after payment of prior liens, i Pr there be any euob, and do the best they cat with it. P ' "Under the circumstances we have though it best to seleot the third person named - I us as receiver, Mr. D. II. Chamberlain, not the Heoeiver of the South Carolina Knilwa; with wbioh the Charleston, Cincinnati am Chicago Railroad oonoects, and an orde will be passed aocordingly." . Mr. Chamberlain held a leveo at th Charleston Hotel to night and reeeiv^Lth coogratulatioaa of many prominanHSee He leaves for New York to-morrow, and o hla return will go over tho Three C,e roe r end learn tho exact situation of affairs. Tua QsaxiiviLiK Alliamcb Warshocs Bushrd.?Greenville, S. C.. March 2.?Th Farmers* Alliance warehouse in this cit ^ wa* destroyed by flro si llvb'clock to-nigh * wk together with 144 bales of cotton, fifty ton of guamo and other things. Tho building wns three storiea high, an had been finished and taken charge of b the Alliance about two in>nths ago. The fire was discovered in the eecen story, where I he cotton was stored, and i thought to have been incendiary, althoug it is strange how any ene could have gotie inside to start it. The streets of the oity are in a terribl condition,- and tho Lee steamer stuck io tli mud on the way to the fire The efforts < the firemen were directed to saving the ad Joining building, and the spoed of the fir waseheoked by alight min. The loss is ab u? $ 10,000, and is ful' covered hy insmanco. Every bole of cotto] is insured for about 'f -rfy dollars. Th building was insured for $4,t>00, about i'sVu value. The only things saved were a Tailor Mans Clotiiixo, at wholei prices. A bcautifhl line of samples from cheapest to the finest; ail of the latest stj and patterns ; fit guaranteed. Samples on 'h bition at THE CITY CASH STORK*, Feb. 20. 8 Onk Third Less Cotton.?The fol'ow rrslutioos weie adopted by tbe Reedy F Alliance No. 392 on February 20ih, 1891 1st. That we, the members of Reeiiy F A'liatce, will plent one-third less col il.:? '--j " ? miio ;c?i ?nu mice iiurc Duppiiev. 2nd. That we petition our State presid to reoommend the above resolution to e* Alliance in the S<ate. * 8rd. That we petition Hon. MT L. E a'deen, member of the national colt n c it'ee Arum this State, to confer with other members of raid cotton commit request and urge all Alliance men in cotton Siates to plant one-third less cot this year and more food crops. 4tb. That farmers cannot afford to r cotton at ths present .price and buy tl provisions. 6th. That a copy of these reso'utioos sent to our State president and to Hon, "lL. Dooatdeon, and that atl newspap friendly to the cause of agriculture in South, bo requested to publish them. W. a. Pepper, Pie-ideu P. F. Cox, Sec Pro Tern. Personal Propkiity Must Br Rktur at Proper Value.?Columbia, Feb. 2< The instructions of the comptroller gen to auditor*, in regard to the listing of b stocks at their true mouey value, nil ;M? followed ia a few days by a circular o*l r upon auditors to tee tbat live stock other personal property is returued at I roper value. The circular will also po'nt out the in regard to brokers, and o'lms who de money tr paper, and who ' shave" els etc. The statute requires that their stoo trade shall bo returned at the true mi value, and puts the pena'ty of violatio *100. Comptroller-General EUetbe stater he hat mapped out bis ideas in reger taxation, and that the banks are not only ones that will receive a shaking up Tmb Fumm.ic CoLLtua Commission.?I ernor Tillman appointed to-night the fo log commiesieners: Miss M. L. Ye Leesviile; Miss Hannah Hemphill, Abbei Prof. E. 8. Joynes, Columbia. These m'esioners were provided for in a concu resolution of the last General Assembly they have been appoioUd to carry ou fer suggestions of Governor Tillman's inau B on the subject of an institution for the ? tnal and industrial education of women. inaugural euggeots that the eommissU ' certain and report on the oost of an io lion for that purpose, with the probabl Dual cost cf its maimenanco. It Wo*m Wondkrs.?The tonic alterative properties of 8. 8. 8. are widely known, end it enjoys wonderful larlty m a spring medloine. It Is ai feet'y adopted to the delicate system little child as it ie to that of the adol works wondera on those who use it as i Mfe: as en alterative, and as a blood pu / It ftTes health, rtrrnth and heartiness sick and tbe feeble. It Is adapted l very young and the very old. It rt renews sod builds up the feeble o brokeo-down saytem. > ? Pi sh ma thb Darks. ?A circular to tore isftoed yesterday by the oomp general Inetruote them to assess the st all banks, seeording lo the general st Kt "its true money value," on pain of cution for malfeasance in office. Bill H?jJs, Note Heads, Envelope) eulart, Dodgers, Ac., printed n*4fekP . ly and chosp at tbe TiMW offloeJ^P ^ ' Tmb BQgkticoiiAM Diamond Rodbrr. Birmingham. Ala., March 1. A o an named b O. W. Martin, eliaa Tam Long, wra arrested toelay. charged with being imp'iasted in the Rosenthal <H?ti|ond robbery. He offered to Moure theJHooea for e reward, and asserted the' be liad ovcrh/ard the p'ot to rqtb^Ue *? arreend and told conflicting It (frits. Persons who taw tho robber assert that ' Martin resemb'es him in appraranoe. AH the lo?se stones hafjs been reoovered ; bet mias[ KELLY.?SARTOR. Married, on the SC. ti Kb. 1801, at the residence of the | briii* s fntlior, Mr.C. C. 8artor, by Rer. J. C. hillg-re. Her. M. B. Kelly to Miss Adella Sattor; *11 of Union County. MILLER?CAIN. Married, on Feb'/ 2oth at the ro*idenoe of the bride's father, j Mr. Pickens Cn;n, Mr. Heury Miller to Mtss ! Dora Cain ; Hcv. Chas.K. Willeford officiating all of this County. r LYNCH ?HENNKTT. Married, by Rev. f C. McSml'li, at the home of the bride'a I raothe*, i*> Union County, Mr. John H. Lynch, of Laurens County, and Miss Artem'ssr Bennett, of Union County. J M1LL8TKR? PALMER. Married, on tb? 22d of February, at tho tc-idence of the ' bride's step-father, Mr 0. C. May, by Rev. B. C. Lntni'ley, Mr. James Millster, of Spart tanburg, to Miss Pat Ua Palmer, of this town. NELSON?DAVIS. Married on tho 4th T of March, by L. B. Jeter, Nolnry Publio, Mr. j John W. NrWon to Mim Ann Dt*U, all of. i Union County. o List of Lettsra *> P Romaining in the Postoffice at Union, fer a the weolc ending Feb 27th, 1891. ' Sieve Bates, col. Miss Nanniq Bronon, 8 Mrs. Luis Eiquer, Mi*s Barbey Harden ^ Miss Uetsie Ison, Jordan Mitchell, Persons calling for the above letters will please aay if advertised, and will be required < te pay one eent for their delivery. 0 J. C. HUNTER, P. M. If ~ ----- . . _ ? . y The State of South Carolina. J COUNTY OF UNION. Bt JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Pr^bato Judge ? VX7IIEREAS, F. M. Farr has made suit to ' VV me to grant him Letters of Adminisn (ration on the Estate of and effects of Miss 4 Nora McNally, deceased. Tlieso are, therefore, to ci*c and admonish all and singular tba kindred and creditors of the said Norn McNally, deccaso 1, that tbey bo and appear bofore me, in tho Court of y Probate, to be held nt Union C. IT., South d Carolina, on the 21st d?y of March, next, after publication hereof, st 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they Lave, a why the said Administration should not be 7 graotcl. Given undor my lmnd an 1 real this 4th d day of March, Anno Don ini, 1891. JAMES M GEK. h Priba'e Judge, a Published on the Gth day of March 1891, in the Week'y Union Times ? March 6 10 2t. >f Stato of Soutli Carolina, |* COUNTY OF l/N/ON * Br JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Jud^e 7 YI7HEREAS, F. M. Fsrr ha* male W auii to mo lo grant htm Letters ol ? Administration on the K?tato of and effects H of Miss Catharine MoNally, deceased. n These are, therefore, t < o'to and admonish all and singular tho knidred and credit- rs of 0 tho sai I Catharine McNally, deceased, that l?a np(l gDDOuf hpfiti'w luft. \ii IIia CoU?J after pnb'tcktw^ttrwf, at 11 u'flock Is r tnlw forenoon, to show cause, if any they has the why the said Administra'i in should not ^e8 granted. ex* Given under my hand and seal this 4t day of March, Ann-) Domini, 1891. 4t JAMES M. GEE, Probate Judge. ng Published on tho tith dny of March 18C ork in tlie Weekly Union Times. : March G 10 21. ton The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Br JAMES M. GEE, ESQ.. Probate .ludt WHEREAS, John P. 1 homas has nin< suit to me to grant hitn Letters ? ~ Administration on tho Estate if and efFr< . e of Titus G. Farv, deceased. These ate, therefore, to cite nml ndmoni, 10 all anil singular the kindred and end to on ef the said Tims G. Purr, deceased, tli they be and appear before ine, in the t'ou a,*# of Probate, to be held at Union C. If.. Sou ie r Carolina, on the 21st day of March, nci . after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in t forenoon, to show cause, if any they ha' ' why tbe.suid Aduiijustra'lon shoul 1 not granted. Given uniise "*"a rcwftniS "4 day of March, Anno Donrino, 1891. ? JAMES M.GKE, Probate Judge. Published on the 6th day of Mar J**? 1891, in the Weekly Union Times. J ~ March 6 10 2t. oral : 'be The State of South Carolina. lio? COUNTY OF UNION, ana Dy JAMES M. GEE, ESQ , Prolate Juil| jaw YA7HEREAS, John P. Thomss bus inn il iq * * BU'1 t0 m* 10 Brant him Lett }ms of Ailmlnistr itl>n on the estate of and < in frets of Nancy Gordon, deceased, oney These nre, therefore, io cite and a im* n ftj, ish nil nind singular the kindred and crei ors of the said Nancy Gordon, deocoerd, t that '^ey *>0 ?Qd appear, before me, in the Co j t3 of Probate, to be held at Union Court llou tj10 South Carolina, on the 21 si day of Mar next, after publication hcreef at 11 o'ch in the forenoon, to shew pause, if aov tl rj0T> bate, why the said Administration Bhoi ii- * not be granted. . * Given under my band and seal this day of March, Anno Domini, 1891. JAMES M. GEE, com~ Probata Judgt r"n. Published on the 6th day of Ma ! .u- 1891, in the Weekly Union Times. in5 M'roh 9 : 2 , Th? Treasury Department atitU- ?,,1CB C0MPT?01I.I? 0* Till Ct-RBK! 0 hq. Wa?hikotoh, Feb'y 25tb 180 WHEREAS, by eatiafaotory evidenoa ooted to the uoderaigned, it lias I and made to appear that "Tha Merobante ? aow Plantara Rational Bank of Union,""in 1 pop- Town of Union, in tha County of Union i por- State of South Carolina, haa complied ' i of a all the prorisionaof the Act of Congrra i. It enable Rational Banking Araooiatlona tc k tonio tend their corporate eijateoee and for o rider, purpoaea," approvad July 12tb, 1882. to tha Now, iharefor^JL Rward 8. Laeay, Cc to the irol'et of ihej|BMl?ey, do hereby oa nrlvea, that "The tfe^sbfrrna and Planlera Nati r the Bank ef Uulen, in the Tewn of Unla the Coanty of tJeion and 8tate of 8 Carolina, li authoriaed to < here aucoai ,_J| f?r the neriod anoeifled io its amended troller ?f oclatlon, namely until close of >ck of n*?* 0I> August 81st 101V. ttutes, ( ) I* testimony whsreof, witnea press- 1 At [ hand and sc?l of ofBss this I ^-v-' ) day of February, 1801. K. 8- LACEY i, Cir- Comptroller of ths Corrsney. rompt- No- 5KXW. Feb. 0 Managers and Committees OF PRIMARY ELECTION, MARCH 10TH, 1891. THE following ore the managers and committees of 1)10 nritrary e'ection to be ho'd on the 10th. of March, 189L The managers * ill send to the county chairman for the ballot boxes and tickets to be used : ; UNION TOWNSHIP, UNION BOX. TTOWAOKItS. OOMMITTRK. T K Foster. I E Tinsley. 8 O Howell. R." W Harris. Gilmer C Greor. GOWDEY8V1LLE TOWNSHIP, WILKIN8VILLE BOX. , Thos J Patrick. 18 F Erie*. G W McKown. P 8 Webber. K P Maenmsnn. SARRATT'S OLD STORE BOX. Jonathan Buicc. lAASarratt. W L Goudelock. |A F Kendrick. John Hames. | GOSHEN HILL TOWNSHIP. 8 M Rice. Jr. IGeo. O. Hughey. W \l English. |Dr J II Hamilton. J. B. Richards. | FISH DAM TOWNSHIP. J A Hancock. IW T Jeior. John W Kelly. |.M C Dearer. J W McGowan. JONESVILLE TOWNSHIP. C T Bcckncll IN C Ro'lms John WblUock, Jr IA O Sproute J Tf Broff | " SANTUC TOWNSHIP. G H Je'cr ID B Fant W T Siokea |R G II Jeter J C Sartor | BOGANSVILLETOWNSHIP, GIBBES BOX II II Robinson M B Lee J B Lancaster E F Smith F L Stanford COLEItAlNE BOX Charles Lowsmi jGilos Kirby Daniel McLaughlin Jr .John Waldrip. Dr B F Walker CROSS KEYS TOWNSHIP Y S Ilobo R J Bclsill John W Sanders Robert Stewart * J A Bclsill riNCKNEY TOWNSHIP, KELTON BOX. T M Wood W H Gau't H 8 Porter W G W Going J T Garocr HUGHES' BOX Z R Bailey IF M Adams W A Moorhcal W R BHggs F G Briggs DRATIONVILLE TOWNSHIP, TIMBER RIDGE BOX J Riley B'anton D R McPhersou G W Webster S R Thsxtnn Wm Jcflferiei DRAYTONVILLE BOX W D Alexander R F Sertica C A Spencer John Barnhill L A Little a GLANDYBURG BOX John W E son |Wm Nance John Pridmorc A J Giltiion T J Orr 1 he first named in cnch b >.?rd of managers u ;n ou i. . - i 1 .L . nvo ?*o viium iiiiim. iv i'* ? ruea-u mai | each omdUa o p?y 10 tlie secretary nnd i treasurer $ , or his name will not ' appcir on the ticket". The managers nnd commit'ecmcn nrc particularly and res'pccifully rcfcrrcl to ihc following rules snd govern themrclvcs accordingly. rhc Kxecu'ive Committee will meet a< the offico of the County Chairman, 8<turday RV1 Tli3'ru'cs gt>t*iriiJng[ (tie la-?t genera e, Pritnsry Election will govern the nex?. W be extract the folwiug >ulcs for ihc informs tion of manages nnd' candidate .*. h. XVI. If any person shall receive a mr jority of all the vo'es for the office fo which ho is a candidate he shall be declare the nominee of the Democratic party fo 11, such office XVII. If for any office it be found tba no candidate lus received a majority c all the votes cast at the primary electm for such nftic", the county executive eoui tniticc shall forthwith order a second primar, election 10 be he'd under the same rugu'r ^c' lions as the first. 1? XVIII. At such second primary ilccti-c 0f only the two candidates receiving thdMHj :j8 est number of votes at the former ereMG sbnll he voted lor. ah XIX. At such second primary electio r8 the two or more candidates thus nonouncr int 'hull be voted for, all voles for other | ai tie irt b*iog considered as scattering and n< th counted. The returns of this election ehal be made in the same m-inuer as prescribe he f< r the first. ,f( XX Should th're be no clroice at th he second election the County Excoutiva Com mittco shall order a third election t^ha jhti ipi n suvp rune as inry m?j uMftpiIIe untie the same regulations as tho first. By order of the Executive Comrnittc, J. W. Qreooht, A. C. LYLKS, ci. Sec. and Tress. Co. Ch'm'n. Feb 27 0 2t FOR JUST 25 CENTS I WILL GIVE YOU _e An Adze-Eye Hammer, a Hatchet, Ham saw, Carpenters Square, Spirit Level, Vis ole a Monkey Wrench, long handle llnke, lle rrs Smoothing Iron, 14 qt. Dish Pan, 10 q cf- Tin Bucket, Gqt. Coffee Pot, 1 gal. Measur Brass Hoop Cedar Bucket, Solid Bra in- Wniter, large high-footed Glass Lamp, Inrj I t- Glass I'itoher, 1 set of Tumblers, 1 set hat Goblets, large Glass Rose Bowl, Glass Caste urt a big assortmeut of China Plates, Cups ar ise, Saucers, a big assortment of Yellowwar ch, Lioen Table Covers, Childs Zepliyr Cap >ck Men's Wool Caps, Men's and Boys Wo 1M H ?I iiMnrtnwrt At, U*u>Ult Ovr": ulu and Brushes, Dusting aod Cleaning Brui and Trays, Saddle Blankets, Iron Stoi 4th Granite Flat Dish, non-breakable Lan Chimuey, Dinner Bell, and hundreds nice an<l large pieces of Wooden, Tin, Glai - . _ ii-_.i -r _i>; ' I tTOCkerj ?UU liurumur, r/? urty *i n ^ch were formerly aohl for 60 and 76 cents. I am also constantly adding (o my 5. a t 10 cent counters ; tbry are now exceeding attractive. Customers for these count* frequently come from other counties, fact, I often sell these goeda to travel! " 'T gentlemen from all parts of the eouatry. I. These gentlemen who seen great deal, ft pre. know all about prices, know these BARGA teen g??ds are cheap. Here is the place to | and y?ur tnoneys worth. th# Don't Forget that I Keep Also a Ft ?J Line of to STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, ? ?- CROCKERY and QUEENSWARE, th#r TIN and HOLLQW WARE, (Blp. WOODEN and HARDWARE, rttfy JUG nod JARWAREand FLOWER PO OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW OLA J [J LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS, laion B00T8 and SHOES, arti- and in fact, ft most genereus line of Gea< bn?i? Merchandise, which I am telling as eb* and perhaps cheaper than the eheapeet. amy S. M. RICE, JR., K. I 26>h Feb *1 9 I LAOini Needing a tonte,?^hlldron who sranthull* lug ^Abonld take Bnows-sYhos bitters. j . It is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, 1H o. grrttrm. fmlffnTirsni md Mftr Bids COMMENCING ^ ~ ? /r Pjj . > f;a Wo want help, aud thnt help must b are have placed on r?ur counter* our onttro ihem for just what they oosl ua in New 1 Under no ciroutnitnnooa will goods be d a strieily 0. O. D. Sale, which will bo ca Respectfully, RODGER & Sept f> J. B. PORTER HAS MOVED HIS STOCK OF GROCERIES AND FANCY GOODS., FROM THE IATSUH^Mj^pcVXr INTO THE * HANDSOME STORE FORMEFDY OCCUPIED BY MR. JOHN RODGER, NKXT ACOVK T. K. BAIL**'* FURXITURK STORK. Where he will bo ple-.so 1 to meet r. ?d eorte his old customers with PLAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CRACKERS AND CHEESE, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES. FRUITS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDS ft Watkins, R. S. Og'csby, Chat let ( Cradduck, J. B. Tutwiler, W. T. Berne Adams, ? wiler ft Co., E. T. Teffi, W. E. Tefft, F. Tcfft, Theodore Mentz, G. C. Clark and N. Bench, partners, rating as Tcff', \V iers ft Co., I. L. Falk and George \ ^ Falk, partners, trading as 1. L. Falk ^ Co., Thomas B. MncGahan, Andrew e Brown and Robert I*. Evana, partnci trading as MacGahan, Br. wn ft Evai * 1T. A. Mo-re, F. W. Marsh, J. A. Smit J. Kingberry, W. Ashford and M Marsh, partners, (ridingas Moore, Mar ft Co., M. C. Kisvr, .1. F. Kiser, W. Everet, W. G. Ragnn, C. F. Mal-ne a L. E. Barnwell, partners, trading as r. C. and J. F. Ki-er ft Co , John L. Brow 11 J. O. Widdington an i Peter M. Brow j- partners, trading ns Brown, Weddingi ft Co., William B. .Marcy, George r>. Blake and Kllory Brunhniin, pnttne * trading as Matey Bros. & Co., A. S. Perry, II. R. Simonds, Jr., R. A. i'ring 1 partners, trading as Johnston, Crews ft C Wade II. Mncfie, ns Adtn'r. of Agnes 11 Mngfle, deceased, J. A. F?r'ey, J. cr Long, It. C. Oliver, J. II. McKissick s iyV}WmKliiy?*'tion Cotton Mills Coin nil TO the defefendants above named : Y are hereby summ netl and required answer the eomplant in this action, whicl #r filed in the office of the Clerk of the Co fo of Common Pleas for Union county aforcsv asi and to serve a copy f your answer to the s ? complaint on the sub criber at Irs office __ Union, 8. C within twenty c'ayo after service hereof; cxclus vc of the day service, and if you fa'l to nnsi or the eompla nt within the time aforesaid, i on plaintiff in this action will app'y to 8 Court for the relief demanded in the cc * plaint. ~ D. A. TOWNSKND, Plaintiff's Attornej Fab uaryT4, 18'dl.J in" To the Defendants: T> -notice, that ,<>r Summons in the abovi/ 'led action, rm which the above is andtlie c * plaint therein were filed inrW office of 1 Clerk of Court of Common PWa'for Ui County aforesa <1, cn 2oth of February, 1: D. A. TOWNSKND, ,. Plaintiff's Attorne, Fob 14 7 i i0?n "When at Home of T respeetftiUy inform my ftiends * L c'ients that I shall be in my offict i. Union on Monday and remain unt 1 Tue ? noon of each week until fuithcr notice. D. A. TOWNSEN Jan 23 4 an for POCKCT AbMAHAt rm . - " ' and utmonAKDDM bo * advertising WWWH1 IRON BITT1 i best Tonic, given away at f>rug ai ' La RVWR JkpjO/ at OUOO, h<$ ; ' - Thankful to the people of Union Count/, for tbeir past kta<tae<ftea And libcrnl patronage, I invite them to coll upon me in my larger and more convenient quartets, where I intend te do all in my power to deserve their future^atronage. J. B. PORTER. Feb IN) 8 3m The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. 'In Ihe Conrjrf Common Plena. Summons fur Relief?ConipVnrnoTserVwL. Spencer M. Rice, Jr , E. U., PlairAiff, ogainti Reps Jones, Dcftndant. To the Defendant: i** ., YOU are hereby summoned ifnd requited to answer the C'Miip'nint iu this rv ti>ui or which a copy ia lino* jib seVvi d up u you nml to serve a copjanf ynnr^ answer in the said c tmplaitijf t>n igpjhaTii/|i i nt lis swrr the 0 said, the plaintiff InlpSSUHpwiU npp'; L" to ihe Court for the rajuS^Smndcd In ft: complaint. -a* k* D. A* TOWN 8 END, T l'la'^HTa A Co ney. lI Dated Feb. 6, 1891A r To the Defendant: Take notice, that th Summons of which the above i? n copy, am ^ the complaint were filed m t ic office of tli Cletk of Court of Common P.< a? for Uuioi u C'-unty nforcs aid on the 6th , of February - 1891. >' I). A. TOWNSEND, l" -* Plain iff s Atfo'ney. Feb l:s 0 Ml Vt ^ ' FOR THE LEOlSL i ; CUE. !) J. W. GREGORY. " At the urgent solicitation of innny friend? U I hereby announce myself a Candida* e to fi (j the unexpired term of the Inniente I Dr. 11 Little, in the llousa of Reprrscu nt ves, e J. W. G REPORT. a r For Snpcrtlsor or Registrationd. r. Mcpherson. The friends of that old Democratic wai J^oise, D. K. Mcl'HEHStN, knowing hit to be comi etent to fill the position, we pine his name before the people of Union fur th office of Supervisor of Urgi'trati n at tli 1 approaching Primary Election. * " MANY FRIENDS. j. M. L LEMASTER. p' The friends of Mr. M. L. Lemn?te% know ing him to be thoroughly competent ?o fi ' the position, places his name before the pei pie for the office o'Supervisor of Registri tion, in the approaching Primnry Elect io MaXY FniRNDS. ,d G. if. WE1HTER. ? I hereby announce myself a candidate lo < l8' the unexpired term of Cant, j Thomas Com ?l Supervisor of R#?' sh jg M D. B. FREB.' up 1 hereby announce myself a candidate f ch the offioe of Supervisor of Registration, fill the unexpired term of the late Thorn d Comer. I). B. FREE. ;/g F. GIST. BR1GGS. I hereby announce myself a candidate f ?8 the office ?f Supervisor of Registratii ? for ihe unexpired term of Ca* t. Thorn nd comer. F. gist BRIGGS. IN M WB !#l T. JEFF. GREER. nil By the solicitation <f my ftiends I i nounce myse'f as a candidate fur Supervii of Registration, to All the unexpired te of (.'apt. Thoa. Comer, deoctvod. T. J. GREEK. A. O. BENTLKY. jy The frieods of A. G. Bcntley respectfu ' announce him aa a^aemUtialc in the i ' proaching IVimary etociwn,. fur the oflice Supervisor of R?pisiV*tt(n, fur Un Conoty, to fill out the ui>e?|'iied term rat Capt. Thoa. Comer, deceered. V* MANY FRIENDS *P. ? J? ], T. JEFF. H. SMITH. I respectfully announce myself as a c didale in the approarh ng I'timaty Kleci ^ for the office of Supervla r f Regi-tr <ti n Union Cnon<y, to 6 1 o< t the un^xp r d i I, of C?pt. Thuttdki 'Ji.n.cr, dacfMed. T.'nB, SMI Hi t m 4 . ' I r . ? IALE, WEDNESDA Y, r 21ST. <rf e money. Now, in order to get money ?took of Wiu'er Goods, and trill sell fork. lelivered until ph id for, aa this will be irried out to the letter. PURCELl. 36 ly rtrk mr\ mTrn s * uu xv xnii PRINTING OFFICE FOR YOUR J?* BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS, ENVELOPES, CIRCULARS, BLANK NOTES, BLANK RECEIPTS. COTTON BILLS, DODGERS, BALL TICKETS. PROGRAMMES, WEDDING INVITATIONS, Executed promptly, in best etyle, aud nt prices as low as in any other establishment in the State. SUPPORT HOME ENTERPRISE* TERMS, O. O. D a I am compelled to p <y spot cash for nil the stock and labor I employ in Job Work, and as I have to compete in price with the largest establishments in the Stve, and sometimes in the North?all dctnun ling cash on delivery of the w rk ? my | rofits are whittled down to a very small margin, consequently I cannot pay cash for tee lab r "aWr^&tC&k used an-l give long credit on t' c work. It is not untPtNifor 0,c lo 'cci-i?c ot d-rs for Job Work. fiomvfJPt'??? who rend tli-ir cosh icork to other ; luce^-^"| pair- nixc me wi-cn they want cr dit, aruPr^i^ ,nc lo trade ii out." ^ "w. Under that system I find n y c - (lit custonP ers keep me dmi ;?d of tlie i c s nry st'i* ti-mn'y and cash, too, f r the | i out> t execution of cnsli wo k ^Hereafter. a bill will accmpuy ?very ^jfaaHy^^Bections for Job Work will t e o ' COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common Picas, e Summons for Re'ief?Comp'nint Se:vcd. 0 Jnsiali Foster, Plaintiff, 1 <igainst , Spencer M. Rice, :r., Alex. O. Rice, Rot L. Coleman, VictO'ia S. Coleman, Williu Munro, U. F. Bawls, A. Eltiait, C. ( Joyner and J. D. Chamberlain, par no' trading under the firm name of Elhai Joyner & Co , A. I'r.-fman and M. Brt man, partners, tra ting as A. Brafnnn A Son. W. W. Draper, W. A. Moore, 1 W. Marsh, Sr , ai d B. S. Barry, (artnet trading as Draper, Moore, & Co., 0. Day, F. W. Day and G--orge F. Fostc if far:nets, trading as (). F. Day, Son & C< 1 George D. Wi t, Georgo P. Wntkius ai John A. Witt, pnrtnets, trading as Wi J. X IHJ Hiw I VIJU'IVB IIIUIUIIll I u uv fcV 1CV lCi wide in every cn*e where it is poesib'o ; Hi ,J#i road to be well ditched, the centre to b g_ higher and slo[ cd to tlie ditch, on both side; Q, This is the kind of work we shall demand i n(j nil Overseers, nnd wherever w e find it i JV_ not done we shall certainly try what viitu ou There ninst he no play or shirking < l0 work, while the prosen' commissioners ar , js in office. The ronds MUST BE WORK El uri and all pcrs ns who fail to do their full du' ,i,l shall he | mushed eccrding to law. a.(j T. N. KKLLV, ftt J. A. CHAMBERS, tl(C W. M.GALLMAN. of COME AMI GET VOUR PAY. the , 0,c All parties having filed their Jurors, Wi im. ness and Constat les Pay Certificates wil the Clerk of the Board, p ior to Nor. 1? last, arc notified to call upon the undersigni K at tho office of Foster, Wilkins k Co., f their checks. ,he CHAS. BOLT, 0f Clerk B. C. C. om- Feb. 6 6 Gt. the Jq" Notice Not to Hire, ALL peisons are warned not to hire B Began, colored, aa ho is under cu lit tract jvitn mc for at* tnor.ths. I wi 1 I rosecut'e to the extent of the It all | crsons disiegarding this notice, and J- F BELUE. , at Feb. 27. 0 2f sday tAOOO.OO a rear I* l.rinjf mute by John Uootlnin,lr^,N.Y.,ai work for l(ea? if you limy not make it nun h. but *? iBtMth you<|ulrkljr how to ram ftcM - $10 i tlajr at Ilia atari, and mora a* yni ^HB|Hon. Iloth In a. jrca ran commence at lio??% | I Wk all your tline,*r a|?ara momenta onl W ilia work. All la naw. Ureal i-ar b! RK JUs m ???rjf wnrtrr. IVa tlart you, Airnlal UW k JJJm e*r?Vllilna. I.A8II.Y, Hl kklUl.T Iran ud >UmWV 1'A Kill t LA Its riiliv. A<Mr*M?i? j C. uHHuflk. WIStOH * IV. % I-OKTLM0, EM' J ' '*V >v "V. ' v ATTEND THE CL DRY GOODS, BOC BARGAINS FOR C Vfe will offer our etock of' R?4 Flat Goods, Craaimercs, Blankets, Ladies' Wrn Shoes, sod a j,re it many other goods at pri We mean business. We siuiply haso too money. There ia a good many of tho al at coat, and others at a rmall per ceot. abo Be sure aod attend the sale, Re me nib first that come will get the pick of the eta Respectfully, GRAIIA1V Sept 6 St NEW GOOD NK ftttfcv Buy or has just returned frsm t DRY GOODS, FANCY ART COMPL Ws haye also a splendid a ci FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND B. for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HANE for Gouts, in Congress and Other reductions ii REMEMBER THE C SEWING 3 which we guarantee to be equal in < priced machines. Over 70 now in usi warranted for 5 vears. and have all n< The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, WI MRS. L. M FOUOHE" (NEE MRS. M. VINCENT,) HAS opened I lie largos', Ilia handsomest an-1 most l'asl humble STOCK OF MILLINERY ?vi r Irougll t > Union, and asks her old frit nus and cum uiers 10 call uud fcual iltcir S?^yes on them. ^return sincec H anks for past liberal pud onll^i? ft' 'I '"'en ' 'o deserve a con I i.u ii.m . f iW11 'nvi.ri ly strict alien ioa to (lie w she* o^ltWt lu?r?ns ?nd "ludy.i g tlier W. L. DOUGLAS lit A.O B?i W and other special[i Ji.1 m. M ^ ties for Gentlemen, _?!,, h 7t . ^T_ Ladlea,etc.,arewarv, rnntert, and M stamped on bottom. Address & W. 1j. l?Ol)OJUA8,Ilrockio?it fllasa. sold by q" J*a 2 mil "to road overseers!" V. & OmCP. OF Cot'XTT COMMISSIONKItS. 1 S. Union Coi xtv, Fch. 5tb, 1891. / rs, ls milERoail Overseers throughout tha Count, j,' _l arc hereby u -ti'ietl that they must c?l jj' out the hands li ib c to Road duty in the! section, and put the public roads in ordet g nceording to the requirements of the law. nj IVc hereby warn all overseers that wi %j. mean business in th:s call, nnd shall ho! ,n them Responsible for any derelection o rn' neglect of <luty, for inferior road w ork, o otj f..r neglecting to rcpoit any hand that nej L lects to ptrf rni his duiy the full twelv r!1 days required by the law. Ti.? i .1 1 i. I.. OA EARANCE SALE ITS, SHOES, &C. jash buyers. iucIp, Canton Flannel*, Flannel Drpss pp, UeDta' Clothing, Overcoats, Boots, ices that will tell for (he next 30 days, ninny Winter Good* on hand and need lore cooda which we will aell actually ve co?t. er, it only laMa 30 days, and that the ck. I & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. * ly _ W GOODS! lie Markets, and our Stock of ICLES, AND NOTIONS IS ETE. nd well selected line of jOTHING, goods,etc. \.Y state shoes 1 r%\.! i i i aim v^uuurcn. i-SEWED SHOES Laced?$">, formerly ?7. n proportion. )EMOREST $19 50 1ACHINK, ^ very respect to any of the higher 3 in Union County. They arc fully cccssary attachments. LKINS & CO i ?r A pamphlet of Information Vaatractuf the laws,allowing How to/V Obtain Patents, Cay cats, Trnilo/fl?V ^^ ^Marka, Cor^rUthte.^rn^ ' L. R . GAINES, UNION, S. C. PR ACTICALPAIIVTER. fLCORA TING IX FRKSCO A M> SIG.\ WRITING A SPECIALTY. WILL PAINT HOUSES ON THE SHOUT. EST NOTICE. Pe? 111 f,l if M*,V.' bi.iI wnndfrfiil ririini'i-> fii-.v II.llitllcu?i' ro.,Z!o\ t*H<) I*ortlilud,^3 uiuo ON Improved Farm lsodii, in suns of $.100 hiuI upwar.lp. Loans repayable in small annunl instul incuts, through a period of six years, thus enabling the borrower lo pay of) his indebtedness without exhausting his cron in any one year. Apply #t once to f ' 1>. A. TOWNSEND, Attorney, Vn'on, *?. C. r Aug 15 to ly MRS. JAS. GRANT'S ! FASHIONABLE MILLINERY I JUST OPENED. I HAVE just opened an elegant and complete line of FALL AND WINTER MIL. c] LINBRY of the newest and choicest styles ' consisting of ?f PATTERN HATS AND BONNETF, s Fancy Font Iters, Hi rd*' Winxs, >* niitl Ornaments. e | ALSO y NURSING CORSETS Thankful fur (lie very liberal jntr<n?ge heretofore bostowe 1, 1 invito the J adies ot ihe town en 1 country to cnll 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 Cato, lina. MHS. J AS. OR ANT h 0ct8 - -40 * 11WM. A. NICH0L80N & SON, or S -A. 1ST IE EES, UNION, ? C. ? ? A general banking business t.ar.tacted. ?n hepoeiisreoeieed, subject to chgek. n- Kxchango bought and sold. Collections made on all points. ?w Kafe deposit boxes to rent. a * I ? 1 Abmw aAl.Atia,! ACCOUIll? Ul JllulYi*Jiiti? mm nnur> cvuuiivu. i?. We repiesent the following Insurance Cotnf nnics : Aetna Inrurince Co., Afcsets, $10,071,610 <"f lMienix insurance Co., - - - 4.7ft',2o<I Norwich Unfon F. Ins.Soeie'y, 1,606,081 J* WtHliing">ii Life Insurance Co., lO.OOO.fMM) ' t<f Fire, LiTe and Tornado Insurance. "C Sept 6 3G tyft ,,Jt 'M r *) M