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Cinwjauiim of Ik) Union TUa.
Inn (Mi Iwtlihwlit
Etta Jam, April 9.?Nearly everybody ia
(Nflaiaiai wth ??M?. The "groat'* ii
board w 111 aiJas. With aomo people it ii
k?(Va| bat a ba*lt. They a-e never well
ad attha ...? aura a good
ateal'a vietua'a when they can get it. Tbeei
eaaeo ought to be treaed with a'terativt
doaee of "hickory oil." ?
If people eaa carry out their *ish?s a
3 good deal of corn will be p'aoted this we* " .
i ^ Much of the land will fail to get ite u: u . i
aaount of preparation before planting. Oi t
people will pleat as early. aa they poeeiMy
?aa i afoiolfr naloatl ooea.
bar FemeiV AVUaoe, by a anaaiaieai
vote, raaolrad te red oca the aereage of theii
rettou crop of year, at lea at 30 rer eant.
b?U? that tf laat year, and increase their
(nra erep, ui they hop* their brethren
throughoutthe Foutbern State* will adopt
the some resolution and carry it out ia leto.
The high price of o?>r? and the low price o(
c?<tl> a at th a particular season is no doubt
a "b!e**iug ia disguise."
Rev. J. 1). Bailey prraehed at Abiagdon
Creek yesterday fotn the text, "Ye must
be born again." The speaker showed conclusively
that the racralt-t'a position is unte
nab!* and impracticable. The plan of redemption
has no snhet tuto. Qei himself
waa its architect and our duty in the premleva
is both simple and easy to obey His will
as it ia revested to us by the Gospel is all we
have to do. lie assured Irs bearers that no
one over went te church as earnestly as did
Nioedemus and went away dieapp >int?-l.
Our Sunday Scho>l reo-ganixed yes'erday
by re-electing its form r nlic ' a. Wo | repoa*
te form a Ic chera' class, the oslensib'e
object of which is to have them study and
reo te the lessons together, and gi?e their
pupils the adven'age of llwir ospnrtence,
and as far as praciicnble, rem ?vc the difficullics
so often met with by the scholars in
learning their lessons. A missionary comnitiH
will wisit and in*iie all (hose (young
and old) who are not attending to come into
and lake part in the exercise.* of the school.
Miss Dora Wh tlock, of Juncsville, and
Mr. W?llie S. Wofford, of Wilkins*ille, hare
answered our grntnma'ieal question in
parsiog "it." Here it i?: "/*" is a simple
personal pronoun, singular number, neuter
gender, subject of the verb "rains." Ills
used indefinitely without reference to any
particular nntecdcnt.
In answer to our question of a few weeks
ago: the oldest city in the world now standing
is "Darrareus" It is mentioned in
Genesis XIV chapter, 15th verse J eephus
says it was founded by Uz, a grandson of
8hem.
Kelton Wheel; Why didn't you let your
question stand ns it was, even if it was a
misprint ? We intended to answer it by
sawing the p'ank open edgewiso. As yru
work for almost
any schoolboy or girl, *,0 knows nnjlhiog
about mathemvic*, to au^er |t>
A mad d<>g pns?ed thrc.^ j^is floCtion
W"k' 11 funded by one
of Mr. P. A. Oob rihs boys bnl ni?do lti
escanc. Mr W a i?--i-.. -
af'arwarde "kille'lhim]Tu{s * S,kul1 Sbo?'?.
We are glad to kniw that 8f? \
8 s,nkf lias been nt a ma '
port the Sunday Schools in (8.clcc,? ' ?o 10'h?
purposos c f the 11th r,,s for
C&opt the different undav t?nsus' R,"i
will do tho.r <\tU duty j? af-. 00' office, e
format on reqirrel. ^n? him the inI'he.c
will be a genoiA .
next Sunday at Wdaor? g Hi coking''
Missionary cause. * 8 Chapel for the
Soma oases of wh.
Parted in >ha upper ?.9oP"'g rough are reMrs.
Otho Sohult/11"' ,bis county.
* f3 Vox thf' ,of Springwood, Va.,
fMliioned Virgiuf.^ thej haro ba I an oldouslyon
the grourf w.!nt:i*-, Suuw conunu-s
limea it bas benny. sl"?o rhristrans. Snrn*
Mr. Edi'or, jBl}r5s foot deep,
our country hj^PiIc Hie patriotic ladies of
1
glad to kuow that they have not forgotten
that illustrious soldier, Geo. A P. Hill,
whose dust now lies in Hollywood cemetery,
at Riciuo- nd, Vo., without even a rude
' no te mark his last res'ing \ 1-iee. There
are thousands of orphans in our e wintry today
who would be glad to contribute something
to perpetuate the memory of General
Aminos# P. Hill. yox
White Embroidercl Cbildroo's Caps 25 ntd
*Octs. at H. M. COHEN & BllO.
Murderers and Koudkhs.?New Orleans,
April 2.?Judge Marr, the presiding niagis
-?a 1U. |
:roic QTrr i>nr acwuuu ui v??v5 vihukipi vuuiv i
in which the grand jury is now serving,
yesterday expressed the private opinion that
nothing woull ever be dene to the lynchers
who caused the killing of the Italians. A
clcse examina'ion of the record of the eleven
alleged nssa?*ins discloses the fact that all
but four of the eleven slain were registered
voters, either by b;rth cr naturalization.?
The four others, whom Cctnul Cone claims
as entitled te the pro'cction rf the Italian
Government, are Irahina, livguetto. Mon?s.
torio and Combs. Th4 first name I is found
v.. . 11 have been a voter in the parish of St.
Charles. Dagnetio is proved to have been
a fugitive murderer from 1'aletmo. and a
member of the Ksnosito band of highwaymen.
Marchesi was a ve'eran of Gatibaldi's
army, but tlod from ralarmo while charged
with murdering a female. Irnbina was also
a robbsr in Sici'y. * Of Comitz, nobody
seems to know anything. Ii? and Monasterio
were buried in the potter's fieldConsul
Corte is doing all lie can to reach
' the fasts of the affair, and ho has received
that coiptesy at the hands of Governors'
ichslls and Mayor Shakespeare that
h s i^iition watrants. The grand jury is
holding daily ecssions.
JuRY-Ktxr.ns iNUK'Tr.n.
New Orleans, April '2.?The grand juryhas
found tlirct indict men's in blank ?twu
against Scligman and lloricn for brihorj
and threo against 0'Molly for conspiracy tc
bribe.?The Stale.
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Shopping or School Hag a lO, lo nn<l UOo?i
. each. st If. M. COHEN & BKO.
?
Thk Gittr.?Chicago, March 27.?Tin
dta< its reported from p-ieutnonia and kin
. dred ailments f.tr the week will be abou
00?probably the la'g*st number ever rc
corded in the cry. I)r. J. L>. Ilammom
said to-day : "The ipidcmic of grip is a
had as a season of cholera, so far as tli
number of people affee ed is concerned.Tel
(o the Stale.
. xTiv Mr 1
jRitch IN YonKvti.i.R.?Evangelii
I ^^itoh has just closed a acrits of mceiiiip
"^Tt (bis pluoo. more u oinsuterao c nuici
enci of opinion manifesto! a* (o whether hi
i presence here hss bo*n pro I uct:Te of nine
good or not. Some of his uttei auco? in It
pulpM have been characterised by som
at eery rough and calculated to dcaaora
the ennctuury. Othei*applaud and approi
? of this language, and say that :t is the oil
^ way to reaoh ths hardened sinner.?T,
p a ffivi?'?1 Z,XT mil!
!tl! thw.l.o r.t.o '
i? Z1! ' Hf HHH Mil*. fUt MHI
; IHB iW ?t hbHdthii lijutttUto ???.>.
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HARBIED.
SMITH?1IASCOCR. Marriod. . n tha
, 19.1a MareS. 18V1. by Bar. D. P. I.oyd, Mr.
i John Smith and Mias Fa^aia Haaaoak.
W * Ri? 'lycnSi. MMriru, mm the
I '25ih March, 1891. a? Naw llopa CbOrah. by
> Bar. D. P. Iloyd. Mr. Moaraa Ward, ta
i llba A I 11? Pincher; all of Uaioa.
1 A I t of Boots and Shoaa at coal, at
8. M. RICE, JB , ?. 0.
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l 'Fflftttdl 4 AiW? ?b U ~
, ...w ? cvj, 1iibmi u>m? i. c.
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uom
Needing a ton Jr. or children who
tag up, should ttkt
BROWN'S IRON BITTBIU.
It Is plcamnt to take, cares Mtlids, hxHgostion.
niUouvaess and Liver Compute ?e.
List sf Lstters
Remaining in tha Postoffica at Unian, far
tha week ending Match 10th, 1891.
Mr Fcrc-t Clonrr, |Miss Et*a Cleveland.
II ss June Engroum, iMrTJ Janoas, (col.)
" AdoEpp-, I" FW Wbitlock,
Persons sailing for tha above letters will
please say if advertised, and will be required
ta pay one esnt fir the r delivery.
J. C. HUNTER, P. II.
-i-i?i-m i-i-i iiewi.?M?i
Eggs for Sale.
WYANDOTTE AND BROWN LEGHORN
Eggs for s?le App'y to
BEN J. ALLSTON.
10 SUB-ALLIANCES
1 wi 1 bo in my ?Wise at Union, Monday,
Tuesday and tYeduesdty of sash week, until
further not se.
A. COLE LYLEfl.
April 10 14 St.
For Sale.
A Second-hard patent Feed Cut'er, in
good order.
Apply to
S. S. STOKES,
Tints Offie*.
Match 27 13 2l.
DR. S. F. BLAKELY,
PII r SI CI A X A X I) S CR c, E O X ,
nrricK ovkk poset's tunc stork,
iu^.I.. fn *
vji'ioiiv uu v nil*vii near r.tnseopal
Church.
Ten years experience in gcneinl practice.
April 3 14 41*
Administrator's Notice.
fpiIK undersigned has qualified aa Ad.
A. ministrator of the c-t-tc of James T
A (man, deceased. All persona hiring claims
against Ihc estate will phase present the
atmc, propcily proven, and tho-e indebtoi
will please make prompt payment.
J. F. AI.MAN,
Administrator.
Ajril .1 14 4t*
SEE HERE!
HAVE YOU 1IEARH THE NEWS I
F. G.TREFZER,
THE JEWELER,
IS 8RI.LINU hVKRTTBIKO AT COST.
For tbo next 60 d?va he will c'osa out
i'ne Cologne, Vase and Stationery.
Now the tints if you aceii anything in
his line.
April 0 15 lm
T3ttWfiian'G HEftl AriSclittirg ?.
NOTICE is heieby given, that by permis
siou of Hon, J. M. Gee, Probata
Judge for Union County, I will, in the 9?h
day of May, 1891, mako my final return
and apply f>r Letters Dismisaory as Guardian
of Nathaniel Gist.
All persous having oloinis against the said
Nathaniel (list during, his minority, a-e
hereby notified to present them to me, on or
before the day above named, or they will be
forever barre 1.
REUBEN T. (IRE.
Guardian Na'hnntel Gist.
April 10 15 4t
Notice of Survivor of Partnership
rpilE jartnsrship of James T. Alman and
X Jo?ish F. Alman, doing busine-s at
Jonesville, S. C., undar the firm name of
Alma-i Brothers, having been dissolved bj
the death of raid Jamea T. Alnmn, the
onlcrsignol ai survivor of raid partnership
hereby glrss notice that all persona having
oUto>? a^ioet m'lt trm win plan present
the eame, and those indebted will please
make prompt payment to the undesigned.
J. F. ALMAN,
Survivor of Alman Mr or.
A..-it ;t 11
Notice of Final Discharge.
BY permission of Hon. James M. Gee,
l'rohale Judge for Union County, I will,
on tho 18ihdsy of April, 1801, make mj
final return as Administratrix of the estate
of Thomas McNnlly, deceased, an I ap1>1/
for a final discharge as said Administratrix.
AM persons indebted to said eeta'e wi 1 make
payment to nie on or before said date, and
nil persons ha?ing claims agn-nst said ett'a'e,
will present ilieni before said date, properly
probate*, or they will be foreser barred.
CATHaIUKE MoNALLY,
' Adinnirtratrix.
March 27 12 4?.
>
Notice of Final Discharge
8 f~)Y permission of Hon. Jamis M. One,
1_J l'ro^ate Judge for Union County, 1
t will, on the 18th day of April, 1891, n>ako
- my final return as Administrator of the es1
late of 11. C. Sondley, and apply for a final
s discharge a? said Administra'or.
All t'orsons indebted to sail estate will
niftke payment to ine before raid date, and
u'l persons having claims against said erta'e,
will prerent tliciu before said dste, pr-'p,i
crly probated, or they will l?c forerer barred.
,, H. V. GIST,
r Adm'r. K. ('. Sondley.
i, March 27 18 4.*
* Take Notice, Teachers !
le flMlK einmiDaiion of applicants for cerr0
X titicates le tcacli <n the free public
J schools < f Union conaty, will le heN on
b* Friday, the '2ilh day of April, 18'Jl. Al
i, II elot II.. ihen.y p Hollos ,
j?o ?? It J n ji
' 4|| ap|llll,?i|t? III.loo ti 0 |i| f It j ||
le P'Hjiie.
?4 4?AI|I<H mii III.i| l|y
' wf 'il!!'''n1
' ' e. flip... ?t || ,,
Mi'0li?. im.Im nunia I ,o j
deie
! ' i ?vt isi it
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. of I'laUtlllPM
1 * 14 .1l
AM ORDINANCE.
TO RAISE SUl'Pi.IB3 FOR TI1R FISCA1
YR\R. COMMENCI>0 8RPT. 10, 1890.
iltllll, 1
Uxtox, 8. C? Apr>l 9, 1891. [
BEIT OROAINEUby ih. To*. c??*d
or U?io?. in the Stk't of South Ovt
lioo, bow met an<i *t?tiag, Bad by tho Bfl
thoritjr of the smie:
8ac 1. That a tax of two (1) oih mpm
M unlet | al ganraurti of aU Uva fcr ah
iMtl year eommeneing Sap L 10,1800.
Sec. 2. 1 hot the sum of oao dollar mm
fifty coals be fixed as a crtamuuti- n fu
street and roed duty, and tbs Mid sum i<
hereby required t-> I e j ai l by each and ererj
able bodied ntnle ptrsi n between the ages el
eighteen and fi ty-fhe tear#, who ie-id<
within the incorporate liaii's of s*id town
8sc. 8. Ti at the Town Treasurer do procrel
at once, to collect the fates herein
levied, and that he shall keep his b oks open
from the l?t dnv of May until the l?t day ol
June next, (181*1), after which time hesha'l
proceed, by distress or otherwise, as prescribed
by la**, to collect such a? reman unpaid,
wi h a peraty of twenty per cent.
Sxr. 4. That the bisis of values for f ixation
of Kra> Estate, Personal (roperty and
Slock in trade, shall be taken frein the hooks
of the County Auditor for the year 1890, as
far as it re'ates to the town of Un'on.
Sac. 6. I. eensc fc?*s shall be as fol'owa :
j For each dealer in ferti iters fro n 8
to 26 t na $6 00
I For each deaW-Ftw tWnlMeere fTewe
! 2ft to 75 teiiV....." 16 00
For each Ag? nt of Sewing Machines 6 00
Fur each Agent of Fire Insurance
Comi anies - 10 00
For each Agent of Life Insurance
Companies 10 00
For each Liver}- and Sale St title... 2) 00
For eacn Car. i ?pe, Buggy or Homo
kept for hire, outs'.ds of Livey
Stable 10 00
For each two-hor.-e dray per
annum 10 00
For each one-hotse dray j cr
annum 6 00
For etch II 11 ard Itorni on .Mniu
Street 26 (X)
Fir each Milliard R-<om cn back or
Side Strett 16 00
For rach Tcn-rtn A l?y 60 0 '
For each Circus per day 76 00
For eaoh Side Show lit 00
For each Lecture, Musical Entertainment,
Play or Show, for reward
or gain, per day 5 00
For each Auctioneer per day 6 00
Done and ratified un<i? * the 0??pw??te-Bewt-of
said t?wn of Union on the 9th d>y of
April, 1891,
R. W. Tisst-av, W. T. ORAllAM,
Clerk. * lntendnnt.
April 10 15 3t
IffllM
FOR SALK I?Y
S. M. RICE, JR., E. U.
April 10 15
J. B. PORTER |
HAS MOVED HIS STOClC OF
groobribs smr TOLT
GOODS
FROM THE LITTLE (1REEN FROST
INTO THE
HAM DSOME STORE
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BT
MR. JOHN RODGER,
iut1hotit. x. ham.it's rPllSlTltlil itorf.
Where lie will bo ple-tse I to meet and
serve Lis old customers with
PLAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES,
CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
CRACKERS AND CIIKBSK,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
FRKKCII IWt? CI i\? llllV I'i vm??
FHUITS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDSThankful
to the people of Union County,
foe their pr.?t lisdno'iits and liberal patronage,
1 iiifite them to e>?ll upon me in mj
larger ?au more ctimiiiru ????
1 intend to do *11 in m>j power to deservi
tli?ir fu ur? patronage.
J. B. PORTER.
Feb '20 ? ;bn
Executors Notice.
VT OT1CE if hereby given thnt nil per
XN son* having claims again*! ?lie estan
of Mrs E. R. Hamilton, defeased, nius
present tliein to the undersigned, properlj
probated; nnd all persona indeb'ad to th
said Mr* E. R. Ilamiltm must make pay
ment ta ua proini tly.
J. C. SARTOR,
A. W. OILMOhE,
Ex'rs E*t of Mrs, E. H. llaini'tot
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I in imiII, .,i. (.f.u,|?nirp?. ,||,rh?|l (bp n.?r vmk
j VICK'S SEEPS '-<r
M r- N t\ ilutr, in.MifN ;in<l|MVirtii < ?>
\\ *, . in |?ti% lite FIRST " vinif pri.e
< " Vlck'i
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*" ' 1 ' 1 " '" 'N li '? lw(l.-i it, in r\ct . Ijrci
I***. .1 |?ir%tr? fir.rut novrltics wortbr ?>
t". .'-11 1 ?% ' v ?thi > bv
#AMK* VIOV 9HKD9MAH, Rociteatar, N. Y.
SfTO
' We kato abe a epteeri*
t ., eBNrr>Ko
; FTJBNIBHING
I ZDBGLKB'S AN^M
I V. for GenU,
ZIEOLER'S HAN
fer Gents, in Congress an
Other reductions
REMEMBER THE
NKWIIVG :
which we fuarafcj:ee to be equal io
priced ?*cLiu??M"
Tht'-'-OLbV^^Llf''" *" '
FOSTER, W1
SPRING
A T
DRY GOODS
We are now rrc? iring our Siring S < ck o(
nery, Shoes, Hat-*, Clothing. At., which is thi
Our auoioniers will btar in mind that'tir p
and the quality af our (tods the bet*.
Politenses and eouitssy will be exten lad to
wilt And Misses Venis Driver -and C?n Coin
novelties,*ad try to suit jou in a Hat ->r Dona
, c?ll>ud sea us^- ' ^ " '
* Resprctfully,
GRAIlAli
apt 6 I
FOR JUST 25 CENTS
I WILL GIVE YOU
An Adit>Eji Hammer, a Hatchet, Kantian*.
Carpenters Squat e, Sfirtc Level, Vine,
n Monkey Wrench, long hunt]'* lUkc. iUe,
Smo)thiug Iron, 14 qt. Dish Pan, 10 qt.
Tin Bucket, G qt. Coffee Pol, 1 g*t. Mra-ure,
Brass Hoop Cedar Bucket, Solid Iira-s
niter, largo liigh-footeJ G'aea Lamp, la>g?
G a?s l'itcht-r, 1 set of Tumblers, 1 set of
Goblets, large Glees Rr... n.;-?t Coaer,
h big assortment of China Plates, Cups and
Saucers, a big assortment of Yellow ware.
Linen Table Covers, Childs Zephyr Cape,
Men's Wool Caps, Man!. r,.| .?..ri
ai?i"^?ys7^?ddle WtAWS^wffW Ptone
Granite Flat Dish, noo-brcaVable Lamp
Chimney, Dinner Bell, and hundreds af
nice end large pieees of Wioden, Tin, Glass,
Crockery and Hardware, many ef whitli
were formerly sold for GO and 75 cents.
1 am also constantly adding to my h a?d
10 cent counters ; they me now exceedingly
attractive. Customers for . these coun'are
frequently come ftotn other countic*. In
fact, 1 often sell these goods to traveling
gentlemen frani all pnrta of the country.?
These gentlemen who see a great deal, and
know allabout prices, know these BARGAIN
goods are cheap. Hero is the place to I?1
your full moneys worth.
Don't Forget that I Keep Also a Full
Line of
STAPLE and FANCY GROCER IKS,
CROCKERY and QUEENSWARK,
TIN and IIOLLOWIVARK,
WOODEN ?nd HARDWARE,
JUG aod JARWAREond FLOWER TOTS,
OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW GLA8S,
. Tin anna nm?? ?^
BOOTS aod SHOE5,
and in fact, a ino*t generous line of General
Merchandise, which I am relling as cheap,
and perhopa aheapcr than the cheapest.
S M HIPR ll? 5. U.
Feb 9.7 9 if
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OK UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Rel of?Complaint Scrwd.
The Britiali & Anic-ica Mortgage Company,
(Limited.) Plaintif,
ngtinrt
A. Frank Smith, Lawrence Gardner, F. M.
Schell E. 1*. Maeoiusin and A. N. Wood,
JJffendants.
To th? Drfenkrnca:
\TAir... ~ "ft T-.l ' *
1 to answer the complaint in this action,
of which a c>py is herewith served upon
you, aLd to serve a copy ef your answer to
the said complaint on the subscriber his
office at Union. S. C., wi hin twenty daya
after the perviea 1 creuf. esc'usive of the
1 day of such service ; and if you fad to an'
swerthe complaint wi hin the time aforesaid,
(he Ptainiiff in this action will apply
t? the Court for die relief dctunndel in the
eoniplaint.
Deed .March 14. A I). 1891.
I). A. TOWNSKND.
1*1 iutiff's Atti rney.
Te Lawrence Gardner: Take notice, that
the summons herein, 01 winch ins anove n
' a copy and the coinp1a:ut ware file! in the
^ offire of the Clerk af Ouit of Common
e l'leas f?r raid Caanty on 13th March, 1891.
I). A. T01TN8EMD,
riiint'fi'* Atom 7
Marrli 13th, l.?Wl.
Marsh 27 It (It
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Iiiwp i ii |i Mr ifiMSE
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CW GOODS I
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MnjjghgiwBtw* of
HREBt A*!) NOTIONS IS
MIR.
i tad mil lie. of
LOTHING,
i GOODS, ETC.
BAT STATE SHOES
and Children.
D-SEWED SHOES
id Laced?$o, fornicrlj $7.
in proportion.
DEMOREST $10 50
MACHINE,
every respect to any of tha hsiV~
m i?i HiHan UUUUiy. Tfley are fullj
laceaaaiy attachments.
OLKIIVS & CO
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"G 0 01) s
THE
EMPORIUM.
' Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ginghan h, Mil i
largest we hire erer had.
triors bars always baen as l?w as the lowest,
a'l. la ear Millin-ry deportment the Indies
i?. who I'l e?er ready I ? rho*v you the
the very loweei prlee.
1 & SPARKS',
CHEAP CASH STORE.
? iy
RICHMOND & DAN Vll.I.F. RAILROAD CO.
CoLl'MIIIA ANI) QRRKNVII.LK DIVISION.
Condensed schedule in effect March 8t'i,
180). Triius run on 75th M r d An tini*.
NORTH BOtTND.
No. 18.
Lv Cbarlen'on 7 00 n in
Lv Columbia 11 00 a in
Lv AIriab .. 12 13 p m
Lv Union. 2 02 p in
*r nT'lTllllf Ti77
Lv lVendereonville ' 07 m
Lt Aeheville 8 00 p in
Ar Hot Springs s' P m
Lv Pomsria P ,B
Lv Prosperity ^ '''J P m
Lv Newberry J J* P ,n
Lt Nioety-Six ? P m
I.T Greenwood " P ,n
Ar Abbeville ; ' > p m
Ar Greenville ' P ni
Ar Aodereon [t P *?
Lv Seneca... 7 P TO
Ar Wa'halla A0".1'"I
Ar Atlanta n8'
soi'Tii no inn.
No. 14.
Lt Wnlhalln 8 30 u m
Lt Seneca 9 00 am
Lt Anderson 10 15 am
Lt GreeoTille 0 80 a m
Lt (Irecnwo id 12 88 p nr.
Ar Ninety Sis 1 0"> P ni
Ar Newberry 3 10 p n?
Ar Prosper ty 3*34 p m
Ar Hot Springs - 8 82 a m
Hit Maeii:...!!..."-- i" ts i z
Ar Flat Rock 11 18 am
Ar Saluda 11 43 am
Ar Try on 12 31 a in
Ar Spartanburg 1 40 p n?
Ar Union 2 12 p r.;
Ar Al?tin 4 25 pm
Ar Columbia 5 30 p m
Ar Charleston 9 43 p in
I). CARDWEI.L,
D. P. A., Columbia, S. C.
Jas. L. Taylor, O. P. A., Washington,
D. C. Sol. Hans, T. M., Richmond, Va.
W. L. DOUGLAS
gf* *% A B B g" and other *nerlat2|
WW II tie* for (ientfrmen,
wBB^Wfcw i^adle*. etc., are warranted,
and ao atamped on bottom. Artdren*
W, L. UOUQLAH, Umktai, Maaa Bold by
S. M. RICK, JR., K. U., Agent,
t J a-1 2 Cm
i
? i fAiJ K. *i?m* II* Ir f. .time* hi** i"*n made at
iBUHHVh. vr..*W f .r l.r Anita l>ge, Auaiiw.
ami Jim, 'I ola<1?, Ohit#.
Mltara ar* wall Why
V" you? fbin* rarn o*?l IIOI.OO a
| 75^ ^HK^^^Bninntli. Ton rinilu the work and
I homa, art. t?*a h*/
Vhl V nB^^Vrinner* ir* *i?iU rarnlnf from 01 to
fj /> vl('a daj. All agea. Wr ahow jombow
and atari yon. Can work lit ?nart lima
V y or all iti*"tlma. Hlf monr* for workart.
I'alinrr unknown among tfctm.
N KIT and wnndarful I'grvlrgtgre Itra.
U.IUIIallA ?*?a?I?o* i*KOPuPil?nd,llaiM
'When at Home
[raapecl fully inform mr fiend# and
e ianta tliai I aha'l be ii ny ?iflioe at
union on Aioniav ?nd tetnain out I Tuemlaj
no'<n nf e*ch weak unl I fu tlicr noti e.
U. A. TtlWNaBND.
Jan 21 4 It
K?>ii orspicmiA.
Indigestion, and S'omaoh disorder*, use
IIHOXVX't IR(?I IIITTKi.S.
All dealer* keep It. 81 per bottle. Genuine ha*
trad ere ark and c/oreed red line* on wrapper.
T*TTT"TT7
, i\ihUY
RA-6*
i
In asking the patronage <
surrounding country, we wish U
ges wc propose to offer you.
We do business on the cash 1
8ell for cash. Our business will
credit gnngreen, (that Abomim
ruptmg our land.)
By paying spot cash for our
bottom prices, and our New Y
alert for bargains. Wlwrnwrr
<j?d mil llllli him, casn in hand,
of the bargains at half their v
merchants who buy goods in the
our prices.
We have only one price for
everything marked in plain fign
are not paying more than you
child can buy them just as clieu
in the country.
By selling for spot cash we mill
no credit valuation on our good:
six, nine and twelve montns tii
who sells for spot cash ? Of cou
to make some bad accounts, no
l>e, and when he marks his goo
enough to cover such losses. No
your nei^Jdjor's goods, do you ?
that, buy from the man wVm> ?*?\\
uc propose in a few days to
and cheapest stocks of Dry Good
ever brought to Union. Mere ar
Paper of Needles, lc.
Paper 1 ins, le.
Ball of Thread, lc.
Box Blacking, lc. | .Ti
lt?v nf 1-.
Jiiurin^^ iv ,
2,000 yards of nice Dross pi
Lawns, 3e. per yard.
And hundreds of things too nuinc
you want anything in the world
I look's best interest and come to
I&TT iSPKIJN'IT U1
AT THE CITY v
Wo are now ready to display ono of th<
pleto assortment of Dry tiooda, Notions, CM
to Union.
MILL1R
Onr Stock of Millinery is simply grai
thin? in llist lins. We have secured tho o
of Baltimore, who will lie pi ad to have the
larjs display of Millinery later.
Bear in mind thai we pay Cash for o
country afford*. We do not buy from limp
-r k rn n rn r
L A 1 Yj b 1 t
_A.rVI> T^OWEf!
He propose to ji?e our customers the ben
excel in Milium the be?t uoodn for the least
aU (looda nold for CASH.
Kespeetfnllj,
CITY CA!
J
March 20 i:
HEADQIL
FOR T.
FAK1 OF T1
1) 'tyou |?e lic !ait peiaon in the State t
cheep.
A (reel rmapii* among elite wd bujera i? the
inducement' fur ihi' season's trade.
Co*ie in 111 are oir complete n?sorlaieii
display in S'aplo and Fancy Dry Onuda, Notion
A grand diapl ty, a great atock, and .jutt lift
We mirk litem Ion in roll litem quick All |
No question ah nil your heiitg highly plaeaed
Fi r the heal of everything ia the way of Dry
RODGER &
Sapt l?
Application for Homestead.
OTI K i* here' y given, ihet M ir. Mamie
Nuts, widow if Samu.l \V. Sine, dcI
o*ased, I'H- tile I her peli'ion l??fore me 10 I
1 have a bomerty t;l t.Sdigne J ami rei an for
' the benefit of hri'?i|i, front the real and
personal ptojeny of lite rail Snniucl W.
Sim*.
Na ice ia further g ran thai >lic .??i I p-iili*n
wi 1 route tip f r hearing before me < n
lite 1 Hih diy of April, 181)1, *' II o'cork,
A. M
0. II. I'KAKH,
M .slur for Union t'ouuiy
March 20. 12 4t.
-
- ?^ .
, V
:, fe
<*m
of the people of Uoiou and
-
^ j-uuf some 01 tno ndvantal>ani?;;
buy for spot cush and j|
bo clear of every taint of
ible system which is hank^rr'ady
"i (> "OH
aluo. So yen will see that
old way cannot compete with
our goods. You will find
res. You can see that you
r neighbor. A five-year-old
.p as the shrewdest shopper
\e no bad accounts, and have
s. Can a man who sells on
ne sell as cheap as the njpui
rse he can't. lie is certain
matter how careful he may
d.s lie must mark them high
w you don't want to pay for
l b tell yoe V ajtmA-?? *?
h far BPTrT"IPAoTl.
thow you one of the largest
s. Notions, Shoes, Hats. &o.,
o some of our prices :
Fine Challics, 4 ic. per yd.
Good Calicoes, oc. per\d.
2,000 yards of good J'ant
'Jills, /, |(?. r111<| | .)( j>c*r yd.
(iood Victoria L.-avus, V?o.
r y. I'd.
Silk Ribbon, :>c. per yard.
(roils to niMiiti-m ; so wlion
I, first consult your pocket ?
V "; l^ ''
: \SH STORE.
3 largest, best aeledeJ ami mo.> t c.mroihing,
Shoos and Ifats over brought
I ERY,
rj#1, and cannot bo equaled l?v any
siv i!.3 of Miss KATU I'liAllSON
> Indies call. You will haar of bo
ur Good*. in tho market* tbo
lea, eonsi q ltntly \rc got iho
VTYtF/8???T
efit of this. Our object will bo to
money.
SIX STOHK,
W MG'LURE. AJJ't., JWK.
1RTERS
HIS
III. STATlfr
-> find on*, whero the host goods nro sold
natural result of our unusually genoroti*
t of iSPRI.VU A\l> SliMAlKli
s aaJ Clothing,
t you want.
trices at llio low-water mark,
with these goods and prices.
Goods, Not.ons, Shoes, Ha s and Clothing,
PURCELL.
36 ly
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON lmpro*ed Farm lands, in rums f
$300 *nd tipwar if. I <mtn repnjahla i*
srna'l annual u s'al in-nts, through ? pereil
dl m yi ar?, ihi.s 'a* line ill" or ?>wev :
pay on li a im'ehf di cs? V irh.nii xl.nistiig
his crop in ai r one ??<r. .* p It m mice 10
, U. A. TOWNSKND.
AUu|-ii#t, a on, 0.
lag 1> 31 * lj
An Attractive ..
t'vmblnnt POCKICT Af<MAlt A?
undMK.HOUAItUIIM WKIK
advertising BKOWN't IRON HITTKR8
liie neat Toulc, glvon away atl>ru*aua
geuwti atorea. Apply
? 4' vj