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last Mr*. Dr. Liillajohn baa been a
viait to Uaha. Mias Oar< ia 8eutharJ aa
^Blfr. Bojd L. Hamas are at tba Mt!? an
School of Gaflhey. Mias Ana
|a at Salam, N. MuJyio
Brittoa'a School at Rack;
. BR hare an exhibition the loth ie?l
Bps Fow'ar died last Salutdaj
consumption and was bcned *
8 Fnl> Suorfaj. Ha
tha nick Bam a of MlWPV
will %? atitplS^k Mm
fnatb i bat day*7^
tth.re ia a pet scheme, a model
new bonnet or anything
P*aa h?s and wants it pi omul.
B lyjWpboPC notify the Telephone
let
^ TlUFRtjiV
T'nlnn Ti un.
Happenings at Santuej^jfmsc,
May 4.?Tli# high winJs of last
.'fwk caused the ground t? hecomo very
'* *, ? dry and hard, whore not broken up; so
hard ihat plowing in sxne places yind lo be
stepped A creat many farmers are not
threurh planting eofon, to say nothing
about corn.
Some co ton is up, and is now, or soon
will bo, ready for the hoes.
A larger amount of corn was plantod in a
"make shift" way, or, I o >11 it, a "sneaking"
way, this year than for many years past,
hut it is locking sere w?!?, and if the
weather it so that it caa be worVe I as s ma
, desire t> work it, it vill very likely turn
out cons'dorable "hominy" to enable the
p'antere to have mare "hog." The mode of
planting was not satisfactory to the farmers,
generally, but the weather had be n so bad
i^^^^111 1 to rct-ort to nn^??t -? <Vl'
are
farming
tii^rcr
bietnt our
I^PBi^^^mcrriHTanil I will venture to give iny opinio^
t
1st. Lost cot tin and more f??o4 crops for
home consumption, and soma to spare.?
That is, all the necessaries of life If you
raise corn enough, you will Irke'y hava
shucks and fodd*r enough for the at >ok, if
you can and will save it, but you must a"t
turn deaf, dumb and blind to a choice spot
of grass, either crab or swamp, f.ir if you
do not neoJ .it. yourself our neighbors in
town might buy it, if it is properly eured ;
and perhaps next year would not be so
fruitful when it would eorne in nioe on the
farm.
2d. Less land cultivated; the ohoicest
taken, workoi better, and tho energy to improve.
and to rnnllnm In ?S?U
m W K*v t ",%u
th* ltill rides and olhor lands that are almost
\ a dead weight to the farmer, convoned into
I . sheep pastures." .
It U a well known f<ct that it takes a
little more work to keep down grass on
strong land than on ihin, but when the
rapid growth of the crop aod the increase
of yield over the thin is taken into consideration,
tho coet is away down, comparatively
l*ss, the profits groa'or, and consequently,
life more enjoyable.
The land that is now of very little account
for cultivation, if put into pasture-1,
either foreheep or ca'tle, would be a source
But horo is the trouble: Most
j eoc\o*? Farmers will say they ars not able. But
4 by working leas land, say ton acres to the
mule, and making that produce as much ae
twenty under tho preseut system, with the
money saved by raising our bacon, corn and
sopuhum, on ihe farm, one oruld buy wire,
fen<Je'>,i/.p'77lim,at a time, and grow iuto
catfo and shcop busLnrai as a child
grows to maturity. rineu lErnly T^unr?pr?opinion,
indepondoney would smile
sweetly on the striving tiller.
3d. A more varied supply and better
farm implements, better and larger work
stock and a'so finer grades of all our stock.
Large and able work stock can do more
and better work and keep in bettor condition
on less fo>d, comraro'ively, that small and
inferior ones. Then, in hogs there is the
most difference imaginable. It is an old
saying that "the corn crib makes the bog,"
bat I say it tnkes almost twice as much corn
to make a good hog out of a lard pike, as it
will be neoessary for one of fino b'ood. We
have tried it.
I liepe to heir something belter on this
subject, from abler pens, and will try to
profit there! y.
Mr. Editor, I believe you are right in
saying that you do not think your correspondents
are gudty of wilfully omitting
to speak of matters of interest ia their
Igcalities from personal prejudice. Of
course we forget somet'-mes, ond somctlmos
we do not g?.t information of some things
. ipp*ij ii-^rTa.'v ?1 this
trouble, and have been mjirnvTreprove I for
k. mv apparent neglect, it. isumjL ni- JnLur.
4V weteo* a 11 y VU1U? ru.^v. - Tt ?r
you for y.?ur defense.
Ti,a ~:i s.. 1 :_ ti..
jluv iunu \,uuuuu is* uitviii^ uic svicv.v
con*iderably improved, but it will lake
rome time to get them in a No. 1 condition.
Rev 0 It. Widcford lias accepted a ca 1
to preach every fuutth Sunday evening at
Brthesda (oil Black Rock) Church, neat
Cold Well.
''It was with inncli sadness'ho people ol
^ this place received the news of Mr. Jack
r Rates' death last Saturday, as lie had manj
V* friends hero,
Mr. Graham Hill, of Pish Dun, the efficient
and accommodating depot agent of th<
R k D. R. R. at that p'acc, met with a serious
accident Saturday evening. Me was
walking on t >p of the cars when the}
pulled at art nu?l he misled his footing and
fell hack on the truok. He was able to gel
out of the way of theenre. He was bruised
but uoboucs were broken.
A very nica little ra>n fell in portions ol
this section yesterday afternoon that ivi
bpnefit oats ?nii make farm work mor<
pleasant.
Mrs. C. II. Willoford will go to Lauren:
County to rpend the time with her moiho
whj|e Rev. Mr. \Vi |eford Js aMcnding tip
Southern Haptist Con vent ion.
Dr. Caniiisa Coleman, of Lou siana, i
vishing relatives and friends in and aroum
Fantuc.
Tho flower yards in this vicinity aro al
aglow with beautiful tlowers, and lliey ar
getting into the lmhit of going out on oc
casious and freely clmngii g hands. Wouh
that some tlowers would change hands
E W. J.
? Baooino,
Ranks and FanTiuzans.?Th
State Farmers' Alliance met at the Rote
Jennie this morning. The question of bag
ging wo? rery thoroughly discubsel. Sam
u'es of ft firo proof paper bagging, roaou
by the King company of Goorgi
Tho
ThematteroffnVMun^naent of a bank All pert
hayis discussed, but action Was postponed J. Munro
^fttil the next mceing in September. minority,
commi'tec consisting of Messrs. A. them to r
^Hgh, W. 0. Cain, 0. I\ Riley and 111. L. naineJ, or
^^Knldson were appointed to Arrange a
|HTih{or formula.
^ ft was decide 1 to lndd tlie next meeting Mny
^LSpirlnnburg.
'immumm ?All It qu'et on the Coosaw. AAA/
The icseipte from phosphate royalty is les- w? J||j
Spelling, the price of phosphate nek line gone J |J |
p fl:ty cents a ton an t the lawyers are busy T??rinib^r?
tguriog up fee bills ' f -r scrricos rendered.''
And the farmers?well they are holding 1'"
their oolton and paying over n dollar a bushel number, who t
iw ??r^'
I
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StATS PSSSS ASSOCIATION Qeor.'S OT
?* C-i April 90.?Tb* State Pmi At?oci
d ti?a <o d*jr, afer ths discu-e oa of a nun
oiqmtati?a of intereet to the wrofce?ioK
IM following ASMN :
Wallaos, Xewbarr
MmMt.
' I ff?5?HHK^,den''A Koiock'cher*
t i Seerwsry. l' H. Prince, Flore... yw,
Tratwrtr, Fiui Me'cher*. DeuUek Zeitum
ChAolain, Kee. 8idi H. Browne, CkrUtio.
I Xtighbor.
M B. Mcoweeney. J. A. Hoytaod J.A C
He iphill wore elected delegate* 'to the 8t
i Pan! iireling of iho F l't ' Imf*
cia io .. .t*"*neVhitc4.
"j Anderson w?s a-lected ae the place of next
year's meeting.
The banquet tendered the association tonight
Id the Board of Trade in the U'inyeh
Ind go Society hall was a mod elaborate
spretd. Over one hundred guests were
present and wore presided over by Senator
Richard Itoxic*. l'lte associa'i >n adjourned
sine die af er Toting thanks to the hosts of
to-nigh1.?Sjifcml to The Stole.
Havk Tiiky rtf.t Hi* tuts Tims.?Jersey
City.N. J., Apr I 29 ?At nnn to-day the
ponce or tin* cite Arrest d a man supposed to
he ati A'geriau n;io' ntnl took him to police
lira I quarters. Chief of Po'ice Murphy said
that ih?re was 110 ilotib tl-a' the man is the
one wanted by inspector Ilyrucs, of New
York, for the murder of Cnnio Krown at
the Ets' Ri?er Hotel
Inspect or Byrnea was not lie 1 of the arrest
and wjs rcqut aed t > senl ifficers to
Jersey City to identify the prisonrr. The
man nrre-tsd is known us "French" ? "
iu ? i?--- ? i" uu?er on tramp cattle
Eni(s, and wan arre*tcd in Lt.n ion, England,
and imprisoned several weeks whi-e the
authorities there were hunting to identify
him as "Jack the Ripper." Ho is a cousin
of the man arrested in New York and knowa
as "Ft enchy No 1."
Eautiiquake in New IlAMrstllHE?Manchester,
N. H., May 1.?An earthquake
shock las^iug five seconds visited this place
at 7:10 to-night. Thesh 'ok wits very seveio
and the entiie city wus shaken. Topple
ru-dicd from th>ir houses in slarm. No
damage has yet been reported.
Concord, N. II., May 1.?An earthquake
shoc'.i wis felt iu this city at 7:07 t t-night
The fhock was distinctly fc't for about
twenty-seconds. A number of bnilings wcro
shaken.
Melrose, Mass , May 1?A's'ight earthquake
shock was felt lit ro to-night. No
damage was done.
Kecne, N. II., May 1.? At 8:10 o'clock tonight
a heavy enrthqusko shock occurred
here
Pianos, Organs, and all kinds of musical
instruments sold by S. >1. RICE, JR., K. U.
List of Lottcrs
Remaining in the PostoHioc at Union, far
the week ending May 8th., 1801.
ti m . *?_ r- < -
uioisi vino, iur i yrus rosier,
Mi^sSallie Garnctl, Mr J K Giles,
Miss Minnie llubanks, Key t? ? Johnson,
Miss Sarah llico, Mr Julio Salted,
Mr Frank T imson, Mrs Cnnd >s ThompM
is Sallio Wbitlock.J ton,
Mr Sara Wood.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say if advertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for tbeir delivery.
J. C. HUNTER, P. M.
Piano for Sale, Cheap.
T*rx50pinwnpirifi^?aaT5^inrir;
jlV and pronounce 1 to be a very sweet
toned instrument, admirably mi led te
musical students for practice, is offered for
sale very cheap. Apply at the Times office.
May 8 19 3t
To Those Indebted
HAVING left the State, I respectfully
no ify all persons indebted to me, fot
Millinery, Ac., that I have placed their nccoon's
in the hands of Msj. 1). A. Tuwnscnd
fur ooilcction.
MRS. L. M. POUCHE.
April 21 17 4t
Masons and Teams Wanted
GOOD Brick aud Stone Masons can find
cmpluyinent on the Union Gradot
School building.
Tcaius to baul sand and briok also wanted
Apply to
JAMES GRaNT.
i May 1st. 18 3t. *
J vntvw W VXCUlkCrS*
ALL persons having ontiins against. in
estate of Kobert Beaty, Sr., will pre
, sent them to inc properly attested ; mid thus
indebted to the said estate, will plivise set
1 tie the same with mo.
W. J. BKATV,
Kxccutor.
April g* 17 It.
Notice to Creditors.
A|.l. per3?i|S having nlairns nga net th
estate of John Mays, doccaseil, wit
i present them to tnc properly attested ; aa<
those indebted to the said estate will picas
i settle the sonic with me.
r J. W. SCOTT,
[ Adm'r of John May*.
L April 24 - 17 4t.
^ Notice to Trespassers
1 \\7 K hereby forbid all persons trespasi
s VV ing in any way, npon our premisi t
known as follows : Th? Gnllls Gist p't?c<
s ihe Lockhart Shoe's place, and the Herndo
r place.
r> .1 f I? 1 It It A If
c. i). farkap'
? 8. S. FA lilt A K.
J Mi;8 19 *t?
> Notice to Sub Alliances
- r?HOM n?w on * will bo in niy office ?
J Union on Mondays, Tuesdays and Sa
nrdtys. All Alliances nyw having businci
with nie, will please ocnic on loose days.
A. C. LYl.ES.
e B. A., U. C. F. A.
I May 8. 19
I- Guardian's Final Discharge
a .
e "VTOTICE is hereby given that by pcrmi
1 \ aion of Hon. James M. Gee, Probe
8*
ions li(ivio^laTm^g!nmi^^^ffl^P
l.swson, contraoled daring his ceased,
are hereby notified to present April 2
ne, en or beforo (he date above May 1
they will be forever barred. ?
D. P. DUNCAN.
Guar 'iuq J. M. Larson.
19 4t J
HA
{% l\ A TEA R t Taadarfakal.. hrlrfl, SPRI
[ | Bleach any (alrlr intalllgant prr.o iof ml,,,
II |g"> oho ran raad and wrlta, and who.
IB U|?0'r Inltructlon, will wolk Indualrl. utlr .
Whowio rant Thraa Thaaaaad Oollare '?
"" loraMilaa.whrraTar lhajr lira I will alao furnl.h
r anil>l,.jn>a?t>at which you ran aam that amount
nia unlraa aucraaafulaa abora. Kaallyaml qnlrkly ail'J ! ? DC
r? tor ona workrr from aaeh dlatrirt or county. I
might and prorldrd with aniploymrnt a lata*
ira making orar tlOOO a raaraach 11 IS K *V Voiil 1
j>. Kull particular, FMKK. Addraaa at onca, I ' 1
U??, fee*
;.J SOMETHING "
; Finer aid Handsomer
THAN 11* ANT OTHKli
TOWN ABOVE CO%
JLUMBXA.
r. r?>oveduV ulnen n^flMneasJ
n the two s'orjr building l?l*ly rtbaiH Jf.
b?adra*ly Sited up, jut cpp^
-PoKuffiw, I Invite mj, pi U ^ *
I '"utr in11111 nfflwr"T barroom
ABOVE CHARLESTON,
WHERE YOU CAN GET
The ebo'ect Wints nnd Lquors of ell kinde
end the KancifB' Drinke. f
I am sde n*ent in Ibis town for the
purest CORN WHISKEY made io North
Caro'ita.
I always keep itie | urest and best Liquors
that ciiK be bought for mclicinal and family
use.
Attentive and cdit^jous waiters always
ready is "ret'em up'p in the most gen>lem?n'y
style. J?i-t come and try us.
Returning rincei e thanks f. r < he liberal |
patronage I liars heictofore received, 1
promise to deserve a continuance of public c
favor, by extra efforts to please my
mtolrttn Art]
x. . J. L.8WINK. ?
May 8 iy tl J
pSpTi
4A NEW \ a ff
T "
Results the above Sewing Machine I ee l
the "Davis," "Danostic," "New Home"
and other good Machine'.
Second-hand Machines, in good repair,
sold CHEAP.
Repairing Maohincs done on short notice. ~
S. M. RICE, JR., E. IT. ]
May 8 19 3m
""J, D. TUJMJWLl
HAS MOVED HIS STOCK OF *
GROCERIES AND FANCY I
GOODS )
FROM TUB LITTLE UREEN FRONT (
INTO THE ''
it a wiTvctrms-Tt omrvnn I
I o i uhjcj ,
FORMEBLY OCCUPIED BY J
MR. JOHN RODGER, \
^ NKXT ABOVK T. K. BAItKV'S FCHNllURK HTORE <
| Where lie will be please 1 to meet nnd (
! serve his old cuetoincrs with y
. I*LAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES, ;
CAN&RO < i y i? jLimhfl, IJ
. I CIIACKERS.^NdVIHKKSK,
I CIGARS AND TOHACCO,
1 FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES,
* FRUITS AND NUl'S OF ALL KINDSThankful
to the people of Union County,
for their past Kindnesses and liberal patronage,
I invite tliein to call upon me in iny
larger and more c< uvenicat quartos, where
I intend to do all iu my power to deserve
their future patronageJ.
IJ. PORTER,
j Feb 20 8 dm
J
0 Administrator's Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
10tl? day of May next, at the hour cf ,
II o'clock A. M., at the late residence of
James T. Almun. deceased, the personal
properly of said decedent, poqsisting of
household goods and chattels, farming implenjeuts,
mules and other propeity, will bo
,, sold at public sale.
.. TERMS OF SALE. 1
^ Purchases of nvo dollars and loss to be
paid in cash ; for more than that amount on
a cred t of aix in mOts. tho purchaser giving
note with appiovcd security.
J. F. ALMAN,
Administrator of estate of Jumca T.
Alman, deceased.
April 24, 1801.
May 1 18 3l
Is Notice of Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that on tho 18th
day of May next, at 11 o'ch>bk A. M.,
at Jonesvtlle, I'pioq Cpunty, S. C., the
General St"ck of Merchandise of Alman
" I ll,n. lAA.ll... ..It. It.. .tA..
>. will bo sold at public Halo.
TKKMS OF SALE.
?- l'urcbaser lo pay for the same, one-half
(e in sir months, the tal inco in twelve months
h from day of hbIo, giving nctes with approved
?. ??> ,, ? fiAoiis
? - IsK 4
MRS. GRANT >' fOfr}
8 JUST RECEIVED IIKR BSIffi
NQ AND SUMMER
MILLIIV i :11
to ix'X e]0.Rnt u
siock to her ciislomcr^^ 6 CBH1HHI
yr
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" ( WILL SE
^H4
30 yds of good Fi^u d Lawns for $1.
30 yards of good CaJ o for $1.
14 yard* of good 01 ihatnsfor $1.
25 yards of good Chi lie* for 51.
In Dross Goods e havo reduood
rotn $ 1 to 75c per yai I ; 75o to 50o per
Also our Boo Drs DcAltna reduced
\jut ni-wooi j ric*a marked down t
Our all-wool A ibaroaa marked dowi
Our all-wool Chalnp marked down fi
Embroidered Droiea, 50 iuchea wi
Beautiful Lice Cultniniog reduced
Serim for Wiuduw\'ortains, beautif
See our IJulaundritd Sdirts, only 3
Qeuta full Uuderxiils for only 08o.
lleary Turkiah llai^ Towels 50 iuo
Wo aro headquarters for Clithinn.
2 50 " ' 1 i ^
o.u
ach up to
Tine, Needl^VJ Bullous g vcu a
ruw aooveiPrices are.
Everybody kuows ilie crnvh has c
if t-? like the above, if you call ou
RODGER &
Sept 0
COiViPLEl
XIV J:
QE EJJi rJ
GOODS R
PRICES TH
FOSTER, W]
Jan ii
?OR JUST 25 CENTS
T auu "-*rr
An Adze-Eye Hammer, a nWhet, Hand,
aw, Carpenters Sqnate, Spirit Letcl, Vise,
, Monkey Wrench, long linnd'c lUkc, Hro,
Smoothing Iron, 14 qt. Dish l'an, 10 qt.
'in Bucket, Oqt. Coffee Pot, 1 gaL Measure,
truss Hoop Cedar Bucket, Solid Brass
Vniter, large high-footeJ Glass Lamp, la?g-s
}ia>-8 Pitcher, 1 set of Tumbleis, 1 set of
loblets, large Glass llose It >wl, Glass Caster,
i big assortment of China Plates, ('tips and
lancers, a big assortment of Ycllowware,
aaen Table Covers, Cliilds Zephyr Caps,
dcu's Wool Caps, Men's and ibys Wuql
lats, a nice assortment of Jewelry, Combs
md Brushes, Dusting and Cleaning Btush
md Trays, Saddle Blankets, Irou Stone
Irnnite Fiat Dish, non-brenkabte Lamp
'liimoey, Dinner Bell, not hundreds
lice and large pieces of Wocqcn^ Ti^, Glass,
^rockepy qnd Hardware, iiudii/ of which
vcrc formerly sold for 60 and 76 cents.
I am also constantly adding to my 6 and
10 cent counters ; they arc now exceedingly
wiwiiW) Jaunmw Jm&x.j2Pufi;
Tact, 1 often sell these good* Jo Traveling
gentlemen from all parts of the country.?
loose gentlemen wuo seen grent deal. at>d
know nil About prices, know those HAR8A1N
goods are cheap. Here is the place t# gei
your full moneys worth.
Don't Forgot Hint I Keep Also a Full
Fine of
STAPLE nnd FANC\ GROCERIES,
CROCKERY and QUEENSWARE,
TIN nnd HOLLOW WARE,
WOODEN and HARDWARE,
JUG nod JAHWAREnnd FLOWER POTS,
OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW GLASS,
LEATHER nnd SHOE FINDINGS,
ROOTS nnd SHOES,
nnd in fact, a generous line of General
Merchandise, which I am selling as cheap,
and pchnps cheaper tlinn the cheapestS.
M. RICE. JR., E. U.
Feb 27 U ?f
j'H
tUOJj
?ij|JH^^nMjjR^R> o..)
w. L. douc^s
$3 SHOE fK^v-'?.
I^^^^LKICE, JII., K. U.,Ag?t;
Cm
TvernB^^^^^H
c ?op?r '*'|!p;,jJ
*31
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< m
*
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OTLATED SU(Ul
$100
^^2^rceU\
\
ILL YOU
Prait of the Loooi Meachiog full yard
wide for ooly Sic per yard.
9-4 Sheeting heat quality ooly 21c.
10-4 Sheeting beat quality only 23c.
our all-wool Silk Finlehed Henriettas
1 yard ; 45o to 30o per yard.
I from $1 to 75c por yard,
rom 50c to 35c
d from 35 o to 21 o.
rom 25o to 18o.
de, ooly 38c per yard,
from 20o to 13o per yard,
ul patterns, only Tie per yard.
8c each.
hes long, ouly 15o each.
way.
positively SPOT CASH.
omo, and you can't be deceived in plain
: PURCELL.
3G ly
m"STOCK""
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X^ W x iw W W
E LOWEST.
LKINS & CO
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State of South Carolina, i
i??J|
Summons for Belief?Compla'nt not Srrvcd.
Wuli-tm Monro. Benjamin F. Iltwl* and
Mary C. Gist, Plaintiff*,
n>jain*t
Spencer M. Hice, Sr., Alexander G. IUre,
Victoria 8. Coleman, Itobeit L. (.'ulfintn,
It. C. Oliver, Thonins K McGalinu, Andrew
P. Bronw, liobert 1'. Fvans, Isaac I.. Fulk,
George W. F^'k, E. T. 'I'efT*, W. K. Toff',
F. G. TefTt, Theodore Wettx, G 1*. (lark,
J. N. Beach, It. 8. Oglmhy, CharDs G.
Craddcck, J. B. Tulwilcr, W. T. l\orvy, J.
II. Adams, W. 1). Adams, 11, II, T. Adams.
George D. Wii^, George I*. Watkine, John
8. Wnt, Oliver F. Bay, Franklin W. Day,
G??rgc F. FVs'er, W. W. Draper, W. A.
Moore, E. W. Marsh, Sr., B. S. Burry, A.
Brafman, W. Brrfmam, A. Blliart, C. G.
Joyncr, .1. 1). Chamberlain, A. S.J. Perry,
II. K. Simonds, K A. Priugle, Jr., J. A.
Far'ey, William 1*. Marcy, George, I,.
?"."o.
pot it'on Cotton Mills, M. C. Kiecr, J. F.
KDcr, W, 8. Everett, W. E. It agon, 0. F.
Malone, L. E. Barne'l, W. A. Moore, E.
W. Marsh, J. A. Smith, J. Kingaberry,
IV. J. Aslif-ird, M. B. Marsh, j. <i <tc>n
Long, as Sheriff, an I Wade II. M
Administrator of ihe ?>od* awl chattels
of Agnes J. Macfie, dtwaxeJ, Dtfrnilault.
To Defendants:
YOU src hereby smnmonetl in I required
to answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office of the Clerk of
Court of Common I'lcae, f<r the said County,
and to serve a copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the bithsci iber at his office,
No. 2 Law llauge, Union, 8. 0., within
twenty days after the servioo hereof, exclusive
of (he dny of such service ; and if you
fail to answer the complaint within the lime
aforesaid, the p'nlntiffs in this action will
apply to the Court for the rclirf demanded
in the c mplaint.
JAMES MUNRO,
. IMaintiffs Attorney ,*
yated, Union, S. C., 14th of February,
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^^TTTITBB & SON, Druggists Union 8. C.
LADIR8
Needing atonic, or children who want bolld
inp up. should take
BROWN'S IRON HITTERS,
It la plcaaant to take, cures Malaria, Indl
(eaUoo. Biliouaneaa and Liver Complaints.
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IV jY I
Is still loading and away
ahead in the race for low
prices.
cheaper, away down below
other merchants.
We master our business
when we buy, and keep the
mastery when wo soil. Uuy
cheap and soil cheap, coupled
with FAIR and SQUARE
dealing is the only law that
governs the
NEW YORK
RACKET.
Almost cvei^_dftv nnr n-l
Turk bdyeV" sends us goods
bought at about half their
value, and judging from the
great quantities of every imaginable
kind of goods he is
sending us, he must expect us
to scoop in every cash dollar
H/tTi
April 10
:=FESr
THE CITY CASII STOH
their immense Stock of Dry Gc
lints and
M i L 1
beginning with this week.
When we say that we arc
will prove the fact to any one
iiity.
Good Ginghams, 7i con
4k a
3-4 Shirting, 3i cents.
Printed Lawns, 3 cent.'
Dress Goods, 5 cents.
Suit of man's clothing,
Remember that the above
particular. We do not handle
CITY OA
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March 20
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PP ^^^MnibeCounty paper, but if we wer
try ineert all that one or two of our correft]
M. denta send us, ihey would tear? no room
anything or anybody eUe. We esn't ad
tie? ad (he stores, the schools and other hi
ness out of which men make money, in
County '-free gratis," for nothing, and k
up the paper.
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Union and surrounding
covered up with Hat*, Pants, 1
Shoes, Clothing, Dress Goods, 1
Wo have just oponed a solid I
case of T>0e Pants. Come nncl 1
get ft pair before they are all I
Another big line of sample ^
Ilats at and less than Jobbers I
Ladies trimmed and untriinmed
Hats cheaper than you 1
ever bought them before. I
Mens Hats from J?o up. I
l.OUt) yds good Pa/ ? Jeans i
A inco
ciiKAr. |
And hundreds of- other -?J
tilings that we havn't the
space to mention.
It is no trouble to snow our
goods, so come on and look i
through our stock.
tRY & BELK.
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tfr h* ts special low prices on m -i
>od.% Notions, Clothing, Shoes,
NERY,
selling cheap, we mean it, and
who will give us an opportu- . %
ts.
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?1 50 and upwards,
goods are first-class in every
3 shoddy auction goods.
lHH STORE, J
r. W MC'LURE. Ao'r., Pitnp 'h.
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CRASH
PRICE
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Xq *110on in '*|?|9ftU(I ||? Xq Plot?MI
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~ in connection with the Hotel and Dinner! I
card Hoaae. Mr*. John Rodger will be in charge. VI
e lo The South Union Sunday School Coneen- |
pon- lion met at Sardio last week. Is toil I
for Mr. William Jtffereies, of Home P. 0., was The
in town this week. 500 thagfl H
uai- Miss Rose F. Keecb, of Daliimore, who .
the Inn been Tailing Kev. W. I. Herbert and wetj{[Jil I
eep family, has gone to Qreenville to spood .a l<mgthat^^^|
while with friends there.
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