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?t1-* . ! -' 7** Closing Ths Cot saw Cajb.?Columbia, Mirth 10.?By resolution of tbe board of ph iphiti commissioners Governor Tillman wuM authorised to reply lo the letter of Mr. } Hmrt Adger, whore letter on behalf of the . Coo saw Company was published to-day in the JKtiti and Couritr. Governor Tillman , wrote this nitre n'timatum to-night, of wltioh the following ie a oo? y : ' Colombia, 8. C., March 10. 18S1. To Mr. Kobert Adger. Chief Manager of ' the Cooraw Mining Company, Charlrs*on, ! C.: Dear Sir: Your letter of Maroh 17 earn . dnly to hand and was submitted to the board . of phosphate commissioners yesterday. We also boM a conference with Mr S.ythe, '] your representative, in whioh the que-tions ' nt issue wove ftilly snd freely discussed. t here ere in this case two main objects to j whioh ths phosphate commission must direct its attcailon in order to guard ths State's rights sad interests. The l-sne is not whether the Coosaw ComI any shall have a continuing right to exolu- 1 lively occupy the territory in Coosaw Rivtr, as you ssy, but first, whether the State has new, or shall evsr have, power to inise the royal'y on phosphate rock. Second. Whether the monopoly whish would that practically be given to tbe 1 Coesaw Company shall be continued? !f the Coosaw Company has "a contract" with the Stats sf Ssnth Carolina lo perpetu llv nlll Ottf rlohral at CI t? r -- ... .? ??, ?? >B | Ml* to think of increasing the royalty as t gainst miners outside of that river. And if the monopoly hitherto possessed by tb* Coosaw Company, by means of which it has practically absorbed (he Sea Island Chemical Company and the Oak P int Mints Company, shall te allowed to continue, it is i nly a question of lims when the other throe I companies will ha farted in. ? ?? a-operaee. BI wr nasSlllUMOfbel. | The main qtl's i n is as to the right to ioereast the royalty, for oar observation of 1 the mining around Beaufort has led us to the State's inieresto and that it would be ( beat for the State and the minors wore a'l the mining dona by ono company. ] I would eall your attention to the fact that your offer to allow us the uso of one of yonr dredges with whioh to test and malcc < examination sf the territory hitherto occua ptsd by you oould not be accepted, brcause i the o ffer involved the payment by the State ^ of the mining expenses and promised so little practical knowledge that we did not feci authorised to make such expenditure. Whether there is much or little rook in Coosaw River is not at present a matter for our eoosideration. Whether there is a variation in grade whioh requires peculiar skill, possessed by your superintendent alone, to mine profitably is not the issue. The ruinous lawsuit wbioh your company has inaugurated, and the tenacity with 1 which it fights for tills territory, will rather 1 Influence men's opinions as to its value. It ] was our earnest dest*e and hope to have saved the company from snch loss and the State a decrease of revenue. But the question by your act has to be dreided by 1 the Courts, and neither the dignity n?r wel- j fare sf }he State could be maintained, as wo see it, bad ws agreed to the proposal yen made. 5 Realising how heavy must be the loss to your company in the deterioration of the * plaat and d'sorgamsation of labor, we would I..' It .. A - ihihisi ouggvsw iuii, penning me lawsuit, joa tako a license to mint outside ef the disputed territory along with iho other three companies which ba*c brcn dtiren out of Cooraw by the injunction of tbc United States Court, as it is posribie }ou insy thus sake running expenses. This is not a disinterested suggestion, but it is made in good fiaitb. Yours respectfully, B. R. Tillman, Gevernor and *Chairman Board Phosphate Commissioners. ATTENTION GENTS.?One pair Cuflfr, j oat Linen ColUr, one scarf, all three artioles . ftfiWl. at II. M. COHEN 4 BRO'fr. ' 1 1 A CoaoNxa's JunT Find* a Querr Vkbdict 1 ?A Savannah man who returned last week ] from a trip op the Charleston and 8a*aonah read to look after ecme ninth rs of business * fbr hit firm tel's a prrtty good rtory of the 1 verdict of a coroner's jury in a trial that 1 toek place a short while ago in one of the j coast conn<ice cf South Caroline, where the black population is at leatt five to one in proportion to the whites. A man found dead in the road with a bu'let hohPft yough his head, and his mule aUndlng in itie road near by. Evidently a murder had been committed. A pistol was found in one of the dead man's pockets, but noas of the chambers had been discharged, o it could not have been suicide. The oroner was notified, and proceeded to impanel a jury of the negroes who gathered te me appi. a run investigation was made, without throwing an/ light on the ceimo, however, and the ease was given to the jury far Us decision. Katurally a verdict tint the deceased * came to his death by a pistol shot at the hands of unknown parties was expected. The jnry telired .o a neighboring fence corner end after long and serious deliberations returned with a verdict whiek the foreman handed to the coronor. It read: "We the jury, Bud the deceased guilty of ferrying concealed weapons."?Savannah New. ' i -Alliance Stobr ix a Rccxivsa's Hands. ?The el'isnco store et Guffuej has a receiver 1 ff, C. Lipscomb, the former manager. In 1 December it was reported that, owing to ] Blow sales, the store wee M ing behind in . the payment af maturing bills. It waa known ^however, that the corporations was good 1 ^for all debts and the creditors were rasy. ] Matters went on quietly until two weeks ] ago. Several effort* were made to adjust . matters by psying off the e:eims and continuing the business. The s'otk holders and ^ ^ directors ouM not agree They held meet- ] ings on several days end diseussed the situs- ] tion. Every plan proresed fh<led to meet . -r- the eppeneet of the Stock holders. As n Brat 1 trod a rcoeiver whs arke-1 for and appoint- 5 W. Ho is now in charge of the store snd 5 will realise as moeb money as possible out j of the geoda and npply the seras to the pay- , meal of tin debts.?Spartan. f Ladles, see our lino of White Goods?the J largest end cheapest ever brought to Union. < OIIAHAM A SPARKS. J Poisons in Cosmetic?It seems to be the fashion for young indies with pimples and ^ blotches on their fneas to make experiments with various ooemoties. Madame Piffypaffv i advertises her for?iarn-nam?H rnmiu.nnl I eempoeed of a combination of poisonoua mineral eubstsncea that deaden and burden the delicate aobatanoo of the akin. There ore bo complexions like thoae that natoro (Ire. The tonic, atrengtheaing and healthglring effects of Swift's Speoifio (8 8. 8.) ! pet nit nature to work her will in thie re; apect, so thousands of ladies, both young z&Q: and old, haee discovered. The cheapest anfcj *\ nest betuitifhl complexion depend on health I and vigor. It is the office of Bwlft's Sg&s-i.'ii&zgwtesi as. &*?*** * In give lustre to the ?ye and rosea to the \ cheeks. ^ ^ , Dbatu won Paxtiaiat Coo*so IIam.? ' Ga'eaa, ill,, March ilO.?At tha neighboring 1 village of Cvntre*ille, Wie., four criiloel . rases of triehlaesis, eauaed by eating raw r |r partially oookeJ ham, eii?t. The aiek are oodftned to two fh-ni iee, but it la etpeet- i ed that ethers will be affected, ae the dis-'il eased meat was partaken of generally. KaamiBed under the microscope, it was ' fonnd to be fairly awarding with the deadly ftpeclat drives in Men's fc't Hals for one dollar, at ib* CITY CA8H STORK. It 1 OBITUAR\. C WILL \RD.?Miss Farnh Ann Willnrl departed tliii life nt tha residence of her ' rot her, Mr. H. T. Willard, en the 16th inat. n her 64th year,., and was buried by i|a* vritir in the fnra<ly cemetery on the 16th.? ~ Miss Wizard aas a o nsisteot and liigh'y sateemod member of the Hebron Baptist Church nt ti e time of ber drath. By her C >rde*ly wa'k and Godly conversation she txerted a strong influence for good. The church ha* lest a consecrated member; the 'amiiy a true and christian companion, and he e'-mmunity a power for good and the l>rU>t?s InttamM* fwatrtaHm tltt. Bba iiath exchanged the trial*, troubles and sor- 1 r era f this life, for a life of peaoe and happinryo. May we nil be enabled to say, "Thy ail , oh, do I, be done*" . CUAS. B. WlLLKFOSO. :? C-ll and ??e our 26c. btraw Hats for men C ind boys?tlrry will surprise you. . (JRAHAM k. 8PARKS. List of Letters 1 Remaining in ths Fostoflic# nt Union, for tlio week ending Match 27th, 1801. Miss Maud Garland J W Read Dr J F Hill Miss Adia Thomas , Mr J J R. land W E Whitaridcs 1 Persona enlling for ths above letters will lease sny if advertised, and will be required o pay out cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE 1 Treasurer of Union County. 9?liU llt nsr, the Presiding Judge af the ] nevenm judicial uireult, the following report is re?p?ct fully submitted for the flsoal C Fear commencing Not. 1st, 1880 end ending Set. 81 at, 1800 : DISBURSEMENT OF TI1E SCHOOL FUND. 1 district mo. 9. 31 aim No. 1 Watson & Adams, Mara $ 75 00 > 2 E R Banks ! 16 00 SOW McDowell 16 00 4 E R Banks 16 00 6 Alieo S Bice.. 25 00 6 " ? 26 00 7 " " 26 00 8 ?? 25 00 0 J II Sims 68 75 0 Q W McDowell 16 00 LI ER Banks 16 00 ;1 J H Thomas 16 00 _ 8 O W McDowell 16 00 10W McDowell..;... ........... 16 00 5 J II Thomas 15 00 6 J II Thomas 16 00 T 4 J if Thomson 16 00 9 E R Bnnka 16 00 To'al $418 76 ^ district no. 10. 2 M T Davis c 25 00 8 Miss Ida H Davie 25 00 4 Aunie Oossctt 25 00 6 Annie GosstU 25 00 1 J C Young 25 00 x 7 J C Young 25 00 8 C B Bobs ... 25 00 9 8 A 0 Williams 20 00 p 0 Miss Ida II Davis .". 25 00 1 M T Davis 26 00 c 2 W E WilUoms - 10 60 3 8 A O Williams 20 04 I 4 W E Willi*mi 16 60 6 Miss Inez Edwards 25 00 T 6 Miss Inez Edwards 25 00 ,7 Mrs Alice B Smith 66 25 ACDBobo 25 00 t C B Bobo 25 00 ft 3 Miss Helen Greer 20 00 Total 1474 25 ^ DISTRICT, NO. 11. 1 C A Sims $ 20 00 1 C H Jones 80 00 2 C II Jones 80 00 2 M C Long 10 00 C 3 Miss Minnie C Gist 26 00 4 J P Maozy 100 00 T 4 C II Jones 80 00 5 C A Sims 20 00 6 Mrs N M Limler 20 00 6 6 C II Jones 80 00 1 7 M C Long...... 20 00 7 C A Sims 20 00 8 C II Jones 80 00 I 8 J P Mauzy 120 00 9 C H Jones 80 00 0 Mrs R A Rolfs 37 50 I 0 Mrs R A R?lfc 37 50 I 10 M C Long 20 00 11 Lawrence Rolfe 76 00 1JP Mauzy 140 00 .2 Miss Minnie C Gist "6 00 1 2 Lawrence Rolfe 76 00 1 8 Miss Minnie G Gist 25 00 14 J P Mauzy : 120 00 T 6 C II Jones 80 00 T 16 M C Long - 20 00 17 Miss Minnie C Gist 25 00 T 8 Mrs N M Under- 20 00 * 0 " ? ? - 20 00 10 ? " 20 00 T !1 C H Jones 20 00 18 J P Mauzy 120 00 !4 TE Bailey, Work on Academy 11 65 ^ !5 Miss Minnie O Gist 25 00 !9 MnNU Under 20 00 1 !7 J P Mauzy - 100 00 0 Lawrence Rolfe 75 00 ' Total $1,600 06 l iMOUNT PAID OUT ENTIRE SCHOOL FUND. 1 ffn McGovran, Soliool Com'r. $ 64 16 2 ffm McQownn, " " CO 00 8 Wm MeOownn, " 20 00 j I ffm McGowan, '* " 145 00 6 Wm McOowan, ?? 4 44 120 00 0 Wen MtGowno, " " 75 00 g 7 Wm MoQowao, " ? 24 00 8 Wm McOowan, " " 46 00 I Wm McGowan, " " 40 86 12 16 C'MTord, Board Rita ... 00 8 J K Young, ? 6 00 J 4 J K Youog, ? 6 00 o ? Total 1818 00 it P Rtxapitulatitfn / Tax at Isviad, CMIttltd and n and Paid. out /or thi Fitcal Ytar Ending Oetobtr Oht, 1800. . P STATE. ? rota) r mount cltargol oa Tax P Dap.lcaU for Slat* f 16,484 88 i*al<i Biata Tm?> 116,116 80 'o Treasurer's Cor* P?id by State... 2GC G6 'ax refunded by Ccmp. General on Abatements 10 00 bill* Dona Tai for State 83 10 'ash en hand f r 8tate 60 06 916,434 18 TfBDlNAftY COtfTITY. / ? 'otal eraouet charge I en Tax Duplicate for Ordinary County 910,671 34 'aid County Com. $10,450 00 Jouaty Treasurer's Com. paid by Ordinary Co. funds 177 78 'ax refunded b y Comp. Gen- on Ordinary County funds 11 82 fulla Bonn Tax on Ordinary County funds 22 04 $10,671 84 PAST INDEBTEDNESS. 'otal amount charged on Tax Duplicate fur Past Indebtedness $1,886 47. *eid Co. Coiutaiaeionorn Orders $1,856 2*2 Jo. Treasurer's Cum. paid by Pa*t Indebtedness fund 25 80 'ax refunded by Comp. Gen. en l'nst Indebtedness 1 C2 Julia Itooa Tax Past Indebtedness .3 24 $1,885 47 INTEREST ON RAILROAD BONDS. 'otal amount charged on Tax Duplicate for Interest on Railroad Bonds $10,630 80 'aid Co. Commissioners orders... $10,327 G5 !o. Treasurer's cemmissions paid by Intereat on Railroad Bonds 177 78 'ax refunded 1 y C>mp. Gen. on Interest on Railroad Bonds 11 32 Julia Bona Tax Interest on Railroad Bonds 2*2 04 $10,580 89 RETIRING RAILROAD BONDS, otal amount charged on Tax Duplicato for Retiring Railroad Bonds $2,760 77 'aid on Co. Commiss:oncrs orders $2,540 00 o. Treasurer's commissions paid by Retiiing Railroad Bonds....a 60 79 ax refunded by Comp. Gen. on Retiring Rail road Bonds _. 3 23 iulU Bona Tax Retiring Railroa d Bond* 6 47 tali en liand for Retiring Railroad Bonds.. 160 28 *2,600 49 (INSTITUTION A L 2 MILLS 8CHOOL FUND. otal amount charged on Tax Duplicate Constitutional 2 miwtw.~.t. ** ohool Claim* pa d *9,803 51 'rtasurer's C<-mnii?. sions paid by Soh'l Fund- 101 69 'ax refunded b y Comp. General on School Fund 236 80 'oils not Collected... 258 80 lulla Bona Tax for School Fund 12 94 *10,410 64 'otnl for State purposes $16,484 83 'otal for Ordinary County Purposes 10,671 34 otal for Past Indebtedness... 1,385 47 otal Int?-ro?t ?n Ka'lroa 1 Bonds 10,5 9 89 otal Retiring Railroad Bonds 2,760 77 otal for School Purposes corns. 2 Mil's Tax.. 6.898 98 otal for School Purposes L-cal 2 Mills Tax in the Town of Union 1,403 86 otal amount for Polls 8,107 80 oUl amount charged oa T?x Duplicate $51,262 46 otal amount paid Stale $15,434 18 'otal for Ordinary County 10,671 34 otal amount paid " Speoial Past Indebtedness and KaKroad Bonds 14,625 35 otal paid for Sch'l Claims 10,410 64 $51,041 61 lalance Cash on hand 210 68 Reippctfully submitted, J. B. T. SCOTT, iiMuurtr i?r voi<-n W??t; . Notice of Final Discharge. By permission of Hon. Je?m M. q?o, rrobot* Judge for Union County, I will, n the 18th day of April. 1891, make ray ul return a* Administratrix of'the on. ite of ThMiiH MeNelly, deoeoeed, and op. iy for flnnl discharge u o*ld AdministroAll person* indebted to mid eetote will make oyment to me on orbefor* sold dote, end II | ergons homing claim* agait.at mid eolotc, riil present litem before Mid dote, properly robated, or (bey will be forerer barred. Catharine monally, Adm:nistroliix. March 27 18 .. 4t, #4>,'v _ j^^bBIQHhBUDBHHHRBwu DRf GOODS Wiy wre ?ow our Springe Stock and tha^tt^ydTajT^oda the beef. Politeness end cmittcs} Will be extended will find Misses Vsnie Driver end Cora Co .novaliiaa,*nd try to eult }en iu a llat er Do Cell and e?e tie. Respectfully, GRAIIA Sept 5 For Sale. A Second-hand Dow'aw Cotton Plnnte in perfect order and a pntcni Feed Cut ter. Apply to 6. S. STOKFS. Tuirs Ottice. March 27 18 2t. To School TeachersTHE Slate Sup't of EUuoili n, H->n. W D. Msj field, c rdlally invites tk Teachers of Union County to Attend a meet lug of the Stxte Do^rd ?f Examiners, to b heldjn Columbia, oat^'f?> the 8d if A| rll hlatteTaefmdflfiflWevt will be ilis cussed. .Jpaapcclfury. . J L. WALKED, S. C m. U. Co. March 27. 13 2t. Application for Homestead NOTICE is hereby given, that Mrs. Mami Sims, widow ?f Ssinusl W. Sims, de censed, has filed Iter pet i*ion before me t< have a homestead assigned and eet off fo the heoefit of herself, from the real am personal property of the rail Samuel W Sim#. Notice is further given that the sai l prti tien will come up for hearing before me or the 18th day of April, 1891, at 11 o'c'ock A.M. C H. 1'KAKE, Master for Uni?n Couuty. March 12 4t. Notice of Final Discharge BY permission of Hon. Jurors M. Gee, Probate Judge for Union Countv. 1 will, on the 18th day of Ap- il, 1891, n akt my fi??l ntutB"i8 JWfB'MWlralo^of the w ta'e of R. C. 8ondlcy, nuY a^ ply for a final discharge as aaid Adroinistra'or. All pcsoos indebted tail est-de will make payment to nie bcfre raid date, and all persons having claims against sai l e-ta r, will present them bcfora sail dute, jr-p' orly probated, or they will bo fonver barrad R. V. GIST, Adm'r. R. C. Sondley. March *27 18 4'* Not.icft to Bridge Builders. w orrica or ) COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. J Umo.v Coitrtt.. J Uxtox, 8. C , Mnrch 17th, 1891. WILL be lot to the lowest r'sponsib't bidder, on TIIUR80AY, THE SKC OND DAY OF APRIL NJ5XT, tho binding af the HARRIS BUIDGK, ACROSS FAIR FQP??T. , Terms and specification 4.4*1 be publish'd on the day of the letting It the Bridge site By order of tho Board ?f County Commissi ners for Uaion County. CHARLES BOLT, ' Clrik of Uo*H. March '20 1'2W 2t Tho State of SoutujCarolinn. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Oommon Pleas. Summons for Relief?Compiniat S.rvcd. The British & America Morfgngo Company (Limited.) Plaintiff, n gainst A. Frank Smith, Lawrence Garduer, F. M, Schrll E. P. Macomsin and A. N. Wiod, Defendants. To the Defenkrne*: arc hereby auiumflneil and required ^J^to answer the complTi^uPTli is action, of which a copy is hetcwith cerrod upon you, and to serre a copy rf your answer tt the slid complaint on tho subscriber ftt hi: office at Union, 8. C., wi l?in twenty dayt after the tarries lcre<-f. oxe'usive of the day of such Arricc ; and if you fad to an swer the complaint wi hin the timo aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply ti the Court for the relief demaudol in tin eomplaint. Da'ed March 18. A. D. 1801. I). A. TOWNSEND, Phi- tlfFa All- rncy. To Lawrence Gardner: Take notice, thai the summons herein, of which the avorc it a copy and the complaint were filed in the >ffise ?f the CI- rk ef Cunt of Common Tleas for said Ceuntr on 13th Mn*ch, 1801. D. A. TOWNSEND, l'hipttfl's Aforrcy. March 18th, 1891. March 27 18 fit HAS MOVED UW WOCK OF GROCERIES AND FANCY GOODS FKua^THE L&ULE URfcEfi FRONT INTO THE HANDSOME STORE FORMERLY OOOUPIBD BY MR. JOHN RGDOER. XBXTABOTIT. * BAILBY'S VrBXIIVRE STOBB Where ho will bo plotted to meet and orte Lis old customers with PLAIN AND FANCY GJIOCERIES, CANNED GOOfcS OP ALL KINDS, CRACKERS ANii CHEESE, CIGAR8 AND TOIlACOp,.,^ FRENCH AND tmfl(i?rCltJllKS, FRUITS AND NUTS OP AIL KINDSThankful to .the people of Vgjjlfi County, for tkeir post kindne*set (K^kcroUttronage, I invite thtm to me in 01/ target and mora oon??nl#ni MmMi a, t hero f intend to do nil in my powprto dr?orte their ftruro patron ago. OOHO IB Xjdrtv WMO]HuoiT?t pno *tua 1? tosw aoAjJjnHRit*?<i e?n nraxxia mwa n.NA?i^Bto?iVt*AP* G* G 0 0 D 8 THE \ EMPORIUM. of Dry Goods, Dress Good*, GinghMCs, MiRi- { the lar|Mt w? U?te ???r bod. prleeavbavs.|?lways teen m low as the lowest, to oil. Is our Millinery department the Indies un's. who are ever ready to show you the anet, ot the very lowest priee. M & SPARKS', i CHEAP CASH STORE. S? lr < State of South Carolina. r County of union, In the Court of Common riens. Summons for Re ief?Comp'nint Sci red. Josiali Foster, Plmintiff, ogaintl ^ . Spencer M. ltice, or., Alex. G. Rice, Robl. c I<. Coleman, Victoiia S. Coleman, William o Munro, R. F. Rnwls, A. Elhort, C. G. Joyner and J. D. Chambcrloin, par ncis, e trading under the firin name of Klhnrt, , Joyner & Co , A. l)r?froan and M. Brafmsn, partners, tracing as A. Hrafmsn & It Son. W. W. Draper, W. A. Moore, K. W. Mnrth, Sr , and 1). S. Barry, partner*, trading as Draper, Moore, & Co., O. F. Day, F. W. D*y and G'orge F. Foster, farmers, trading as O. F. Day, Son & Co., George D. Wi t, George I'. Watkins and > John A. Witt, pnrlncts, trading as Wilt B & Watkins, It. S. Og'csby, Charier G. Craddock, J. B. Tulwiler, W. T. Derney, j J. II. Adams, W. D. Adams and It. II. F. r Adams, partners, trading as Oglcsby, Tutj wiler fi Co., E. T. Tvffi, W. E. Tcfft, F. G. Tcfft, Theodore Mcntz, G. C. Clark and J. "1 N. Beach, partners, trading as Tcff', Willers & Co., I. L. Folk and George W. -J ( Falk, partners, trading ns I. I,. Falk A Co., Thomas B. MscGahnn, Andrew S. ' Brown and Robert 1'. Evans, partners, trading as MacGahnn, Brown & Evnns, W. A. Moore, F. W. Marsh, J. A. Smith, J. Kingberry, W. J. Avhford and M. B. Marsb, partners, trading as Moore, Marsh & Co., M. C. Kisrr, J. F. Riser, W. S. Evoret, W. 0 ltngan, C. F. Mai ne and c' L. E. Barnwell, purines, trading as M. [ C. and J. F. Ki?cr & Co , John L. Brown, I J. O. Wcddington aivi I'.tw M. Brown, partners, trading ns Biown, Wedding on I & Co., William B. Mmvy, George I,. Blake and Ellory Brunhaim, paMnera, I trading as Ma*cy Bros. A Co., A. S. J. I I'erry, H. 11. Sunonds, Jr., It. A. l'ring'e, partners, tradiniras Jnlmsfriii rro\??X-?' ? e< Wade II. Macfie, as Adm'r. of Agnes S. Mngfie, deceased, J. A. Farcy, J. 0. 1 Long, R. C. Oliver, J. II. McKissick and I "The Exposition CoHon Mills Company, J Drfendants. TO the dcfcfeudaols above named: You ore hereby summoned and required to "T answer the complaint in this action, which is I filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court J > f Common Pleas for Union county aforesaid, ?nd to serve a copy of your answer to the sa;d complaint on the aub-cr'.ber at IBs office a' ! Union, S. C , within twenty t'ayo after tltc fcivice hereof; exclusive of the day of service, and if you fs 1 to rn?wcr the coutpla:nt within the time af- r said, the plaintiff in this action will m p'y to the Court for the rePof demanded i? the c m> plaint. D. A.TOWSSENU, l'laint il's Attorney. * Feb; nary 14. 1801 To the Defendants: Take notice, thnt the Summons in the above enPCel action, of wliich the above is a copy, andthe cornplaint therein were filed in the offic* of the Clerk of Court of Common PI-as fur Union County nforcsn-d, on 26th of February. 181*1. D. A. TOWNfEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. Feb 27 9 Ct FOR JUST 25 CENTS I WILL GIVE YOU An Adze-Eye Hammer, a Hatchet, Hnnd' aaw, Carpenters Square, Spirit Level, Vise, i a Monkey Wrench, long handle llnko, Heo, Smoothing Iron, 14 qt. Dish Pan, 10 qt. Tin Ducket, Cqt. C?ffeo Pot, 1 gu'. Mta'tiro, , Bross Hoop Cedar Ducket, Solid Brass Wail or, '"-gf Ktgh. Glass Lamp, la'ge 1 Glass Pitcher, 1 art of Tumblers, 1 set of 1 Goblets, large Glass Hose Bawl, Glass Caster, Ti * a big assortment of China Plates, Cups and p 1 Saucers, a big assortment of Yellowwnre, * 1 Linen Table Covers, Chi ids Zephyr Caps, ' Men's Wool Cvjs, Men's an 1 Boys Wool Hats, a nice assortment of Jewelry, Ci mbs and Brushes, Dusting acd Cleaning Rtush and Trays, Saddle Blankets, Iron Stone ' Granite Flat Dish, non-breakab!e Lamp Chimney, Dinner Bell, and hundreds of nice and large pieces of Wooden, Tin, Glass, Crockery and Hardware, nutuy of wheh were formerly sohl f ir 60 and 76 cen's. ' 1 am also constantly r.d ling to my 6 at d ^ 1 10cent counters ; th'y arc n wexccclinglj 1 attractive. CuMomeia for thrse coun t ra y ' frequently come ftom t thcr cuinlic'. In fact, 1 often sell these gmds to traveling m gentlemen from all parts of the country.? p Those gentlemen who seen great denl, and Ti know all about prices, know these BAUGAIN ft goeds are chtap. Here is tlie place to get ?] jour full mooeys worth. et Do*H Forgot that I Keep Also a Full lc Line of p' STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, lr CROCKERY end QUEENS WARE, V. TIN ?nd HOLLOWWAHB, t'j WOODEN and HARDWARE, q JUG aod JARWARE nnd FLOWER POTS, ft ? OlLSauJ TAINTS, end WINDOW GLASS, c' LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS, BOOTS and SHOES, J | and in fact, a mo>t generous line of General ( Merchandise, which I am selling as cheap, and perhaps cheaper than the cheapest. S. M. RICE, JR., E. U. Feb 27 9 tf Application for Homestead. NOTICE is hereby given tlint Matilda Rochelie, widow of Jerry Itochellc, J deooased, has filed her pititiou before me d to have a homestead assigned and set #ff f?r . the benefit of herself and her minor obit- j drcn, Thomas Rochelie, Corrie KoobeUe, and Ellison Rochell* from the real and personal i property of Jlio said Jcrrr Roche Is. Notice is fuither girm thai tin said pe- ^ tition will come up f >r hearing before me <! on th? 4th day of April nest, at 11 o'clock, < A. XI. C. ll.TKAKE, Master for Unioa County. ( Master'a Office, March 10, 1801. March 18 11 4t? ' When at Home- 1 Iteapectftilly inform my friends and M c'ienta that I shall be in my otlice at ^ Union on Monday and remain until Tuesday ra noon of etch week until further notice. D. A. TOWNSEND, Jen 23 4 tf i fe ktjtl iiL . f&i \ I89l" SPRING GREETING 1891^ < AT THE CITY CASH 8T0BE. _ i . 't jim \V? kre dow ready to display cue of the largest, best selected and mort compete assortment of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Shoes sod lists ever brought >_m, .0 Union. . ^ MILLINERY, Oar Stock of Millinery is simply grand, an 1 cannot he equaled "by anything in that line. Wo have secured the retv c.n of Miss KATK PEAltSON, if Baltimore, who will be glad to have the ladies call You will hear of her arge display of Millinery later. Hear in mind that we pay Cash for our Goods, in the best markets t'-ic country affords. We do not buy from simples, consequently we get the LAXEST STY LE8 A1NI> LOWEST PRICES. iVe propose to give our customers tho benefit of this. Our object v.ill be to xccl in sailing the bo>t goods for tho least money. All Goods sold for CASH. Hgspeet fully, CITY CA.^11 STORE. . ???^ J W MC LURE, Ao'r., Pnoi>'it. March 20 12 lj "HEADQUARTERS FOR THIS PART OF THE STATE. Don't you bo Hie last person in the State to 6n I on*, where the best goads arc sold >c*PA great rumpus among shrewd buyers.is the nnlur.il reru't <f our unususlU ?T idiicetnent* for ibis gfiyon'a trs?t*. * J"" - 1 1 Oome in nn3 Sec our c inplete assortaient i t SI*RIX<* 1\|) MVHINEIt isp'sv in Staple and Fumy l>ry Goods, Notions nod ('lolliiog. A grr.nd display, a great stock, and ju?t wlist you want. We mark them low lorell tliein quick. All pries at tlio luw-wnter mark. No question ah ut your lieing highly pleased witlyth?se go nit aid price*. For the best of cveryiliing in lite way of Dry Go d*, Not ons. Slu es, Ha s and Clothing, RODGER & PURCELL. Sapt li 36 \j SEW GOODS! NEW GOODS i Our Buyer has just returned frem the Markets, and our Stock of * )RY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, AND NOTIONS IS COMPLETE. We have also a splendid and well selected line of ?- * /-vnn-rw-rm-r x. ^JL' MlAl^l t FURNISHING GOODS,ETC. ZIEGLER'S AND BAY STATE SHOES for Gents, Ladies and Children. ZIEGLER'S HAND-SEWED SHOES for Gents, in Congress and Laced?$">, formerly #7. Other reductions in proportion. REMEMBER THE DEMOREST $19 50 SEWING MACIIIMC, diich tre guarantee to be equal in ercrv respect to ANY of the higher riced machines. Orer 70 now in use in Union County. They are fully warranted far 5 years, and hava all necessary attachments. The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, WILKINS & CO I .f iricB or PoMiTRoi-LrR or tiir Ci'RRBKuy. ^ Washington, Feb'y 25tli 1801. ' V\T II EUBAS, bj satisfactory evidcnca pre- . ^ aocwr*/ VV tented to lie undcrsigncJ, ii lias be?p. lanters N :*? 1 Bank of Union," ll?e I B| BH I awn cf Union, lie C unty of ^E|HB IIB^L nte of South t'tnvlina, 1ms complied w lit ., . j . ., "~m\ A pamphlet of Information imdab-/J^? 1 I the pi o?:aions i f i .o Act < f (.ontrrrss t? ? r ? ^_xau?uiui lliu IUWS, UOWlIlK How to/|B 1 lable National Bunking A-s> editions to ox- ^^ ^Obtatn Patents, Caveats, Trado/^^^ I nd their roiporn to exi-loico nnil for other munii aTcOs^jP^w ' urpoees," A| proved July 12th, 1882. Brandwnj.^^f . ..._, Now, therefore 1, Hwatd S. Lacry, Co opol cs i f tlie Currency, dt hereby cert fy i?t "The Meichr.u a ami Planters Na iotinl '8nk of Uwan," in the T?ttn of I'uioti in 10 County tf Uui* n and Mate of South iro'ina, is authorized to have succession _ ?,. . r.,.,_f ..,inrsllrfnmnt-ai r the period specified in its amended arti- T"~f " . ' ? :p"* f^'^Vo let of ssaooiath n. nan ely until cloee of busi- in- .'?.i(. wh"? sat on August 81et 1912. I W WmXk'*-!!*'. 1""'? ^?1 In testimony whereof, witness my *p-ia?jff-' ?arr.:v?ry<?i?r?. r.v?n t>?sisi. > hau I and so?l of effiee tkis 25th c/V iffilr in"'>1".Wii'**w,'r,J'"nh..w . j day of February, 1801. > > r^M,1 "i?Wn,on!-" V."", vorT B. S LACEV, ^m. 1.pur- iinKin'Wt! nniona itM-in. Comptroller tf the Currency. n.iiaiicttA<,o..it?>v%Vos'w'tiMm:l,niuiw? No. 2060. 10 *?_ MONEV TO LOAN. /^\N Improsed Farm laodn, in ruwn of L fill. i Vy $300 and upwards. Loans repayable in t U $5 Cn small annual instal incuts, through a period P. of six years, thus ana* ling tha torrowerte All ;? .jflkftJ'U pay off his indebtedness without rxlmusting ] ahis orop in at y one year. Aprly ?t oticets }ADIES !> A. TOWNSEN 1),T % ML. M ?7Aa /ttonoy, 'Jaion, g. C.^?g?^ fl A"g Af I O From million* of atttomem. during the pant y fw La a come* the v< r Ikt that VICK'S REEDS never "jj j3 SHOE forhOrn^mrn; nth??%-hen vo/am buy the'BEST??^ Ladlea,etc.,arawar- M*' e no mi*t^l<e thi* year : tend to cents for Pfa|fc?0 nted, and bo tamped on bottom. Aridreaa FIort*l (itliilr, deduct the 10 cents from ItmoMfe. Li UOllULAn. Krocklfli HaM< Hold by and it met* nothing. It it better than ever; S.M,8ICE,JK.. B. II.,A?-n,. HEito.' ("nil pn?i <if*o and fioo. J??2 ?? ^ T UTTTH TT inmtlMfllT. 1 Hill 111, W."B. M