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Iwut or a Srimmio Emiriur.? Spartanburg. 8. C., Ao(; I.?Th? few far era around this ?:r_ L;".m hi wiaks ago to undertake patches of *?f+tables for the canning factory in addition to their regular crops arc delighted w th \ the experiment. The only irouble is that Jfl not enough went into the business to supply ~ the fartory half the tiaie. One plan'od several acne of toaaatoes and rehlixed ?n " K&'jFjs&Ufm,rir, boahela per day and thinks jhtriWh-. go Any The cannery used sbont $700 erorth of black be rriea. Being the drat fruit canned, the hands were inexperienced. But for tbie fact they would have used some more than tnii. One negro boy averaged SlJtO per day during the entire blackberry seaem. President Qreenleaf is de'ighted with the work so far and thinks it wilt prove of groat advantage lo farmers in the neighborhood wbo raise fruits and vegetables for the local market, using up their surplus. This fall be hopes to add a broom fed or v to onerate when the cannery closes. For the present the broom oora will be imported, but as Jit grows well here the farmers will soon add this to their productions.?Cor Greenville New. What a C awn ma Mill Costs.?Mr. C. 8. Nettles, of Darlington, who read one of the most important papers at the Orangeburg meeting of the State Agricultural and - _ M?SnrirWw nn lha i-.innin. V^'tlTTi was in the city yesterday, in answer io rne Reporter's question ?s t> The New and Courier' r Inquiry regarding the cost of a plan for the eauning of vegetables be said : "I know that a plant cannot he erec'oi for the money whieh it his been c aimed it can be done for. I am firm'y convinced that the 5500 canning factory with a capacty of 10,000 cans a day is a myth. It cannot be done. The Champion Canning Company of Darlington with which I am conuccted has a oapsci y of 10,000 cans a day, and I know our plsnt did not cost le<s than $3,o00, and we bare as cboap machinery as can be used, yet it is cheapest to havo it good. "We turn out every day about 10,000 cans of vegetables Ai present we are canning beans and okra an 1 okra and tomatoes, and tomatoes separately." Mr. Nettles siid that the factory found ready sile fo.'a'l of its eoods in Now York and Boston There nrj about fifteen factories in the State many of them small ones, now in succossful operation. Mdz2c.ro Mourns.?The alliance is a peculiar institution in some respects. We learn from the Pickens Sentinel what wo did not know before, tbat tbe constitution of the order forbids a member from speaking in public against any measures or proposition endorsed by the order. This makes a pretty complrte system. ^^Members are bound by the action of tbo majority in their action and if they have protests to make against any such action must make them to tlio very people against whom they complain and rest their ca?cs there. Mc\jor Bradley, of the Pickens Sentinel, is a member of the alliance and wanted to make a speech against the sub-treasury at the alliance pic nic at Easley. Ho was forbidden from doing so under the clause of tbe eons'ituiion aboro refcrre I to, and narrates the faots in h.s paper, This explnins, perhaps, why tho T.l'mauTerrell debate w is not in public, why Tillman will probably not take tbe stump against the sub-treasury, and why tbe alliance ' discussions" of tbat measuro at alliance gatherings are entirely onesided. Alliance speakers are muzzled. No matter how strongly they oppose the sub-treasury, mm*-?. II |1 If m\ initli lij mil faror it or keep their mouths shut.?Ureet?-. ? ; yille Newt. "f r\ju\ o r\? 4 s -i ? v*,v/v*v? iiatTAHii.?uu? /luivriunii cneuiisis ^re renowned, not only for their cuterpiise, but for their vigilaucc, They are prompt to exj ose frauds wherevor they find them. 7hus far, howeyer, they have uot earned the yeward uf one ilions iul ($1,000) doll ire offered by the p opiio ors of Swifts Specific (S. S. S.) for the discovery, by tlio analysis, of a panicle cf mercery, iodide ? f potrrsti, or any prisonous substance, iu their fhiu >us medicine. The reason the reward has not been picked up is bocuuse there are no mineral or poironous substances in Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) It is a vegetable com pound, which has beon before the public for half a century, and ita history is marked by a wonderful set its of successes. Tobacco CuLTuar, in this 11ki.t.?The in. t^'lig-nt I'ao correspondent of the Ajwe and Courier, i us gives a very interesting and Inpefnl report of a i experiment in tl>? cultivation of Tobacco near I'aeulot: A prop >s of tin subjeot of tobacco culture iu'this Sta'e, which it just now receiving considerable attonti >n from our progrossivo agriculturists, Mr. J. W. We'ls (recently of Virariuii) is evr"??*!mcr.{iug with tne euiture of the weed near this place. Ho has an acre of as fino Tobacco as can probib'y be found iu North Carolina or Virg nia, and, while th's experiment i< conducted on a small scale, it conclusively shows that the soil of this section is admirably adapted to the culture of the plant, l(e is u tobocdo p'untor of praciioal experience, and knows _ whereof he speaks. A Duel to thf. Death.?Memphis, Aug. 10,?A desperate duel took place Saturday evening at Norfolk Landing, Miss., twentyeight miles below here. The principals were I). L). Wal', a mm employed as manager of K. II. Shaw's plantation, and a ncgr) named ReOfl. wlin It 111 hftriH WA A?? ? I* .? Wall and Hee l hada di-putoabout lbs length of liaio the negro 1ml wo koJ, nn I Am ing to rtgfcc, Heed left the store, cTrying n shotgun. Wall secured a revolver and started aft.-r the negro, but a4 lie emerged from tlie Bt-'re the negro shot him in the right side, mortally him. Waii. Uowovcr. I emptied hi-i revolver at the negro, then re- I loidei on I was preparing to tiro agiin, when he fell dead, one of the ball?: from Wall's fcisiol passing through his body! Wall's wound is considered fatal. To Raise Shetland Ponies.?Dr. Jno 0. Black, of Blacksburg, has just ventured on a new bit-iness in a small tvay that will very likely prove profitable. Hopriposo* to try to raise Shetland p nics f. r the market, lie received three last weok?a stallion and two brood mares. Tho stallion is about forty inc'.icj in height, and the marcs are not quite s > tall. Speaking about the mat. ter, the d'Ctor says: "Why, of curse it will pay. It is n >t much inore trouble to ra|satlnm than it is to raise sheep, and jiisi lot me sec 'you buy one anywhere f >r less than u hundred and fifty or two hundred dollars, wil1 you ?"?Yorkrillr Enquirer. . White Soon km act i.s Mississit'ri,?Tho new constitution ot Mis isrippi insures, for years '.a cemo, a' least, win o supremacy in that Siute in matters po'itiral. The consitution provides two prerequisites for voting? the payment of a poll tax and an educational qualification. The practical oprra'ion of these piuvisi >ns, as shown by ilis lepxts already received from a number of counties, wilf be to gjyo the whites the major ty of frota 10.(XX) to yO.OOO vo'es. C'omporntive'y ,few of the negroes have pni I tlie r poll tax, W and many others will be doba-red from voting by the eduoa(ional test. ? ?| To clore out our remaining stock of Para bois we will rell them positively at cost, for Cash ii. M. COHEN & BRO. I 8alb or Aujance Stores. ?liltott. Or-, I July Cb'- P*-h *\VL o caangs, goa* *> New Tork to-morrow to par- t feet arrangements for the transfer of Ike 1< business of the Exchange to the Alliance > I'cmpuj. C It scams the Allitnce store keepers ore under the new arrangement to take stoek in t the new company in return for their store ? property, and are to receive a percentage of t the grewi teesttngc hmnh wit. Oswald Wilson is at the -head of the soheme. i The opponents of the proposition to transfer the l mine's e'aies it means simply tha Arming out to Now Yorkers of the trade of the far.n?r?. This is deniad, hut such secrecy previii1* that it is impossible to get at ths 1 exact i ra-g men'.?Aujiuta Chronielt. _ Electric Bitters.?This remedy isbccomiog so well known and so popular as to need j no speed uiention. All, who hare used | Eleoirio Bitters sing the song of praise ? A purer mrdic-ne does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed- Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, 8alt Klieum and other affections caused by impure blood ?Will drive Malsria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers. Far euro of Headache, Constipaiiou and Indigestion try Eleetric Bitters?Entire sttisfaciion guaranteed, or money refunded.?Price ">Octs. and $1.00 r?pr htilfo At H K Ptn^v'* Driicr ^turo Alliance Demands.?Pro-tdent Polk, of tb? Farmers' Alliance' siys: "neither the - Tr^fLrjur.r,", 8>od. The entire financial system of the OYernmeat iuuj be changed bifore anything e'se that may be doue c.i i onrreot existing evils." Tha* ii the Rulnt of the whole alliance outfit. lusteid <>f l*ylng their ban is lo the w ?rk which is possib'e of achievement and gr tJually loading up to the attainment of their objects by doing one thing at a time, tney hire sot out to overturn at one fell swoop the entire commercial and political fah-'c, or in Joi'i Bi lings would say, "to rc?o'ui.iouize the hull darned universe."?Kansas City Star. To Bon the titfiaimty.?Wash'ngion, August G.?The Secretary of the Treasury has beeu advise i that a bold auemnt will bo made during tbo present inn ith 'o rib the Treasury by a st-ong and detorumioi band of mco organized for that pirpos >. Tho p'ao is to start fire3 in various pa- ts of the city for the purpo3e of diverting the nttention of the police aud then to overpower the Treasury watchmen an I loot the vaults. The iuformation wis givon in a letter signed by a "King of tin Tramps," who explained his knowledge of tho plot by the 8ta'emcnl that he was the leader of tho band. The le.ter was rcferrcd to tho oupta'a of the wutcli with instruction to give v'shors proper reception. Now is tho llmo to paint your House. Tho Best and Cheapest Beady Mixed Pa:nls, Linseed Oil and Paint Brushes always on hand. FOSTER, W ILK INS & CO. July Gl-dt Fixku fou Fighting.?CiltunSia, S. C., Aug 4. ? Messrs. Gonzales Tighc an 1 W. H. Gibbcs, jr., were arraigned bet >rc the mayor this morning charged with disorderly con duct on the street. Mr. C mz.i'es plead guilty, stallog tint Mr. Tiglic bal wi'Ucn bim an insulting letter for which ho struck him. He was lined for y dollars. Mr. Tiglic was d:sniissed. Mr. Gibbes, who i accompanied Mr. Gonzales wlie i he wont aft'-r Mr. Tighe. was fined firiy doliars uud L eutcrcdau appeal to the city coiucil. A Wondkr Workeu.?Mr. Frank Huffman, a joung man of Burlington, Ohio, states thai Jifl had boo t under the carc of two promiproa mpec I li;s case to bg Consuinpi in and , incurub'e. He w'n peiaauded to try Dr. King s New Discovery f ir Coneuinption, Ouugis an 1 Colds and-at that ti.ne wns not able to w >lk acr iss the street wi h nit pest, ing. lie found betoro he had u-c 1 It df of a d dhir b tile, that he w is much hc:ic; ho cnipitiueJ to use it and is to-day enjoying g?od hoa'th If you hive any Throat, Lung or Chest TreuM? try ii. We guu'iinteo sa isfsctj ?n. Trial b>ltlo free nt 1). I1. IVscy's Drug St ore. Kii.lkd i?v a Katti.ksnakk.?N ishviMo, Aug. 10.?The bidy of Miss Lulu Bowling | was f uud Saturday morning In the woods near D:alyvillc. The young woman hud ! been bltiea in a dozen places by a r title* ' I snal'li f? < U',11 ^'inivn 1,11 n a m<, nu ,llun.,l ......I places on her body, wh cl? was bal'y swollen. Co led up bcsi le the b ?dy was the reptile wlrch had cussed the young woman's de>th, It wiys killed. It lneisured five feet and ha I eighteen rattles a id a button, an I ayas one >f the largest rat'lesnakes ever soo t in the j county, Si.'iciux or Pot'b Crouoh,? Vuguva, Aug. j 6..?Mr. Pope Crouch, of Johnst ?n vt ?' > v.'ke Jiav?iii?r nuedman A Co.. of Pad icah, ( Ky., eadeu Irs own lirc lsst night ;n his room at the Planters' hotel bv tsk'ig an overdose of morphine. In a letter to his vile he said gambling had cause I him to end h's e\i9 c ice: that he had lo-t ?;?00 in ihe gambl ng houses of Aogus'a, an l death was ihe o 'y thing tha1 cou'd en I h's .rouble lYotn his losses. M.l is Mot t. Aua ns,'Fak.mkus. ?Chnti inooga Toon., Aug. 6.?The tn:l e s of this plne?. iiivo firinot a league to purchase wheat I'rom the West. They say this is done i s 3c..'-dc"e ice f.gi'nst the farmers of mid Me j ''e nessec, who, hacked bv t'.'c al'iance, nro hold'ng their wheat tor a higher price, with i the result that it has risen in the prst week front 82] to 'JO cents. ! 'istTeanc.-.sec grain will run the mills for a time mull a woro'a , supply can be p 'oonrol.?Duly iV;no. Vbhy Qck.i.v Lynchkd.?(La'es. S. C., Aug. f>.? Vour c ^respondent w is info med la"t night by a party who knows, that the weak ngo will never u.oro Lothc. a.,y tno agfjn. 1|q would not twll me'anvtlrng mo e opl'y "Pickens county wears the p-aiso."?. Cor. Daily A Yes, Dtt Wuoorow Klkcied Pr.Ksin::\T.?Columbia, S. C., Aug. 0.?Tho trusees of the South Caro'iua College to-day uunu'mou-'y elected Dr. James Wood row p-c-ideut if g that insi'tii'iou. His nunc wis presented to iheb,>ai-d bv the committee on nomina- p lions, and no other was propose I f<- that oihee. I)r. Woodrow wa? a'so elecio ' p ? p f ssor of biologv, gco'ogy aud minera o/y.? Social (j l.'ie Daily News. tl , * ? * Ilr.rmr.iTo lUrrrAcr.?New be- 'v,\. g. 4. ?At toe tnov'ing of (lie county JAll'nnco I he'd Ju'y 17, a resolution was a-Jnp'c I requesting the IJbe y Ifa'l liarce (o rescind 11,e r?,.;1utioi,s iwl"[.!od by thK Alimco at Ms moo tug? on dio 4th of July. The Liberty Halt A' iaoco at its hist mooting refused t rescind the resolutions.?Spatial to the World, Ooitr.d to l?r.itii ny Tkx vsCat t,r..?Arkansas L'dy, X >: >., Aug. I?A report rei ehod hero from the Chorokej country ilptt neqr (be Ncqsho r v?,t fotr pjijdo were gored t> dor.|l? by Texas e.t tie A woman and two 1 l'? i?s gi Is wero fir t a t icked an 1 literally] torn topiecis. A etwboy, who st'ompcl to rtseue tlietn, was thrown from It s horso and I ins.antly killed. The best Men's Shoe in the mtrWet enn bo found tt F0KTKI1. Wll KINS .A s July 3l--4t tu is the ptkdmoet.?on???"u ?Mr. ueo. H. Vkayia te-d?y mdwd f?om k? botanM prJm. Waahia^a, a kuft at of too plant* propagate-i frmm aaad flaa (ortk Cbiaa. Ho aot plants today as his "rwcent Hideo faros. Mr. Chap!* states that tha oUoaoto har* la kt same as North China, and bolioros taa laa bo raised sooooovfblty. Ho boa msm experiment, and if bo saoooo is toa may ako thoptaoooTooMoa to tbo Platmat koU n tbls Stato. IdaSOf Letters ' ' Remaining in the PostoSee at Union, for Hie week ending August, 14th., 1891. Mr John Coleaau IMr J. 8. Miller Mr Lem Murfmo |Miss Ida 8artor Persons calling for the above letters wit please say if advert ised. and will bo required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER. P. M. Two Gins For Sale. TWO Sixty saw Brown Qina.?Nearly now, for s?le. Have been used very litt'e. Apply to R. M. McDERMlD. Aug 14. 33 ?t. Sale of Unclaimed Freight. Kiciimo.ni> & Danville, R. R. Co., 1 Office of Aoext, > Union, S. C., August, 1891. J BY direction of the General Fie:ght Agent of the Richm<nd A Danvillo Railroad Company, I will sell at public Auction, for '* 1 | 1 ' " ? * 1. peny, in the city of Union, at II, A. M., on Saturday, 12th day of Septcmbor, 1891, the following unclaimed or refuaed freight which hare been In the possession of the eonpeny for more tlx *n six months, to wit : namk aeticlbs fkkiuiit charges. S. R. Adams. 1 lot Contractors tools, $28 80 II. C. Layze, 1 case Almanacs. H. C. Layze, 1 c?se signs, paid N. 11 Osboruc, 1 Dox Hardware 70 W. I). WILKIN'S, Agent. Aug 14 ?3 4t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. BY JAMES M. GEE, UiQ , l'robnte Judge. WHEREAS, John W. Kelly has made suit to me to grant him letters of Administration on the Estate and effects of Wi'lism II. Kelly, deceased. These arc therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the sai l William II. Kel'y, decoised, that they be and appexr before me, in the Court of I'robnte, to be held at Union C. H., South Carolina, on the 3Isi day of August, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'olook in the forenoon, t> show cause, if any they hare, why the stud Administration should not be grauted. Given under my bind nnd seal this 12th day of August, Anno Domini 1891. J AMES M. GEE, -J skal > Judge Probate. Published on the 14th day of August, 1891, in ihe Weekly Union Times. Aug 14 33 24. mi. - a ...l /a i: jLIIU OlilLU Ul OUllLIl VjUrUllUU. COUNTY OF UNION In tho Court of Common Picas. Summons for ltelicf? Coinpln'nt not servoJ. Clem V. Thomson, William K. Thomson, Joseph C. Thomson and Sillie E. West, Plaintiffs, ajainst Li lie O. Thomson, Kitie E. Kylor and Daisy E Hicks, Defendant*. To Li lie O. Tli uison, Katie E. Kyler and Daisy E. Hick*, Defendants \n fnis action: \70U nro hereby summ-mol and required iim m mi'1'" Clerk of tlie Court of Comin >n Pleas for qiiw County, and to s rre a copy of your answer to the said comp'n nf on il.o su^scr-ber at hisoftjeu, at l/nion, in sni 1 County and S'atc, within twenty diys arter the service hereof exclusive of tho day of such service ; and if y u fail to answer the c mplaixt within the lime aforesaid, the l'liv utiti' in th;s action will apply to t'-.o Court for the rcl of dein in* lq 1 in the complaint. * Wdnrss, J. II. McKissick Esq., Clerk of the Court of Cimmo i Pleas, in and for the ' ,,, ? ..f .1-.I ..# il... ~i~? -e ?* ? .. . j ... ivi-im, ... i..v ni'jrv"nil, [lie wcnlieth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand e:ght hundred and ninety one, and in the one hundred, an i fifcenlli year of the So>creignty nn ] Inilo/cnlencc of the Uni'e I St ?t s of America. ( <- - ) I. O. MoKIS8{CK, } i,. s. IMnintitfV Attorney. J. 11. MoHHSICK, C. 0. 0. P. l.illio O. Thomson, Kat e E. Kylor and Daisy E Hicks: TaUo notico tha?. the summons in th:? k"tl-n, of which the firegoin is a copy. was Sled in thcoffie? thti'lcik %>" m??d Couri in he county of Union, ia tho State of South Carolina, on the 21?-td.?v <~f July, 1891. 1. G. MrKISSICK, Piatritiffs' AttorDey. ' Uui6o, 8. C. July Sis', UtfU. July 21 80, til. To Bridge Builders. )FFICE OF COUNT V COMMISSIONERS, \ UNION COUNTY. / August 1, 1891. I1HE Kepaiis of ihe Gi>t Bridge, on Tyg r . Hirer, will lie lot to the lowo-t bidder on 'riday, 21st. inst., at 12 o'clock, M. PI ins and specifications, with It. mt ot. the citing, will t>e e? li l?i;od i\n<t 'iVu'tonnced on l.o d,ay and at th> place of the le tia<. 'Tho successful Iwd ler most bo prepared > give bind and sulUcient seourity, with a hree years' guaranty, for the work. The Boird reserves tho r glit to roject ftn? ml all bids, By Order of the Board, \Y M GALLMAB, . . ? . ...? a 4i ti > ii uiiua * ? . Un Kfl. r, CJerk, 1?. C (>. Aug 7 82 2t. FURMAN UNIVERSITY. GREENVILIjE, S. C. REV. C. M INLY, I) President The next sess on will begin on the 30lh of leptember. The Collegiate Department includes the nil college curriculum. There is a'so a Preparatory Department horoughly organized Several I'rotc-sjurs hboon added i? llic i^3nl y, and the Me-sing fac lilies have been id ?rg"d. For further information, apply to the 'residout, of l'KOF. II. I. COOK. Aug 7 32 31* THE EXERCISES > >, O? Til K IONESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. Vi'ISl i?3 Bosi|ilp>d So|?t 14th, ISinrRoirl from to SID p*r month. Young LaJi.-s p-epaed for the Senior ibiss in C Heg*. FACULTY. N 0. I.i i'ejohn, loa dicr of Latin and ligher .M'iIhcm lies .Mrs M I). Itrit'on, to-icher in Academic tcpnrlnien'. Mi?s Ai l,', r. linuics, Assistant, and Iniii u' Ire s ih Music. Aug 7 32 3t. BIG Jp8IN< SUMMWi . '' l? * r*^' * * &!* and in onlir In do this, are mi GASH ONLY, for tha uext 60 d Dress Goods, formerly 25c. " ? ? 15c. ? i ? cc Straw Hats " 50c t % PARASOLS, FANS, and, in MER GOODS, at great reducti best selections. FOSTER, W1 N ? ?Onl^ fow pairs lef ^ ? DOI>TF RE JUST GLA.NO: 40 yards of good uiusliu for SI. 30 yards of good Calio> for $1. 30 yards of good C.hallio for 81. Ladies fine button Shoos for 81. A. IS MEN'S CI WELL, VSSr^WlLL JU THEM AT YOU: The above prices will only come early before they are all i RODGER & Sept 6 JH M - /"Ml t *y'* > Q * ^CSEmi Fianos, Organs, and all kinds of I Music and Hewing s. 1 May 22 The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION, Summons fov I^oMof^unplnint not Sorved. -n u u rII o i li n (j ^ w o ? t n Hn I An,/ Ao lungs worth, Defendants. fpO Henry C. Mil'er, James 1'. HolingsJL and Andrew Hollingsworh, Defendant? ill this action : Yon ??n annun .nml aod required t> uurnrer the c 'inp'ft'nt iu this action, a copy of which i-i tiled in flic office of the Cl< rk of toe Cou t of Con.m m l'leas for said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said compl ii.it ou toe suhscri- ' bcr at his Offioe. at Union in s?id County ' and Stale within twenty tat t? a tor ihe scr- j vioe hereof, exclusive of tho <lny nt such service ;ani if yotl full * ? nu?wer the complaint within the t me af .re-aid, the plain iff 1 in this action will apply to the <'o in for the relief demanded in the ounpldir. WITNESS, I. H. McKnsick K<<, , Clerk of the Court of Common I'leis, in an I for the County |f.rc-*aul, ihe Win flay t'Juiy in the year of our Lorlo-i* tho>saul eijfht hnndre 1 and ninety-o ie and u t e -ue litindied and ftftceoth year of the S i-cfykmy 1 nd "Vn&speodenee of the U tit* I rt uip of A<n>r^^SSiCK, C. C. I*. issi/an.,..? Jet s Ti^ffi^^^end ?nt Viiiruw itol in/-wo th : Take notice that tee mi nm-tns in t a action, of which tin f-rcgdng "s a o p", w * filed in the office jf tl\a CI- r* ot mi! I Court for said Coymty uf Union in ihe State of I South Carotin i, en lh-: 2- 1 d?y of July 18111. I J}. Uc'tlMICK. ^'ia'titiffs Attorney. July 221, 1801. Unoon S. C. | July *24 VS <H. J L 4ft } OUT SALE! Fall Goods, we MUST close jre stock of 3THIN0, ifATS AND SHOES, iking BIO REDUCTIONS for lays. Read the prices : now 15c. " 10c. " 5c. u ipl.uv, Iiww -w ?u WW. fact, all other lines of SUMon. Come early and secure LKINS & CO t of those Men's Iland-Sewed r. -r? ? 1?' IAD THIS. E OVER IT. Ladios Fiuo Luce Sliogs for SI. Moo's 75o Straw Mats for 25c. Men's Pants for 25o. r i> .OTHING, ST LET ^YOU^ TAKEhold good FOR 10 DAYS, sc sold. ; PURCELL. 36 3 SrwrtaM i^ftl wSSSSSf^ffS^ A ft ft ft nTa^t^lgy^SWWWBM^^E|^H vmm ? gaui ^ lEaiM 71 r?i " ?; MKiHHnH > *^v 1 ibq?|B0B5E ) aBa?^t^^B|P9H223A j.^/ Musical Instrument* lit the Union Machine House. \il. rice, jr., e. u. 21 3m The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the (' ni't of Common l'ie?n. Ruins A. Wh-tl-iok?Plaintiff: against lonopli II. McKi sick, as A IminUtritor of it. 1/UiertMni' i, 1 i smbo* > tntu/#?, DeaJeuiona A. Mnhry, I. Thomas Coleman, Amanda S. Snenc -r, Itob-rt R. Coleman, John II. Coleman, Reuben C dtman Niclvin Coleman, and Roil C I-miih'i, Defendants. To the Difen Isnts a >?e n rncd: YOU are hereby euminon <1 and required to answer the eom li n< in thin act-on, which is filed ?u the n'lice of the Clerk of r? ...i ri ? ' " i/.iKt ?m vuui iiii^ ncis, he I'm sun county in<l to serve ? c i|iy ?>fy n>-answer to tbo said coinp'aiut on the mr .'C 'ilnrftt his office, 2, Law Itango. Uni >n .Souh (niro in?, within twenty flays after the so vi e hereof, cxslulive of tho 'lay o su li service ; a wl if you faii lo Miiswe t ie c >.nolaint w.lhi i the time aforcsai l, t ie 1'la miff in this scion will apply to Mil I'ouri f r (hi re'ief demand -d i>i the cmipl-iii. Dale I June H, IH'.il. WILLlAMJtlUNKl. I'..i Mil j ~ To tbo Itcf.'ii.laiit, aid ii i* S.iencer : Taks ii ti"u urn' tli i smn.ii >iis in thin a'tiin, of wM Ii ilio fore^oi i-i h copy, wsh fi'eil in tli* <> lici of I "? ? l? k of t ?e court of Comm ?? picas f <r uai >u Con ty. at Union in the Con .t/ of U imn, in the Sta'o of 1 C?r?iinn, 01 fie .to d*y of June. july 2'.?, ia;>?. william m U n uo, Atto ncy lt im intilt. 2, Law Uainte, Union, >. 0. july 31 -1 r,t__ 3 s st0kb8, tm'/vr. ja^rtos UN on. s. I Scro ll att.miou pail lo Collecti-n| ijsice on law itauge. - ' y ^ MtJ- >3.-' " NEW RAC] In order to close out our Sti SUMMER GOODS, we have ma move them. Come and get y don't need it now it will pay y PRICES and put it by for ne$ Don't wait now > until the;y como early and get the choice < We have also some' Ladies Ties that must go, to make room will be coming in soon. Don't buy your shoes witho stock, or you may regret it. every pair you buy. Nice Summer Coats, 48c, w bought them cheap, and as in the advantage of the bargain. Wo have received another Shirts at 33 cents, sold e'veryw AnvMnnnr vmi wnilf in T inwn J O J? - " " cheaper than you can get thorn ?It 19 T10 iruuuio mi uu w through our stock. HAE April 10 FIVE THOUSA (. . iom? In order lit ruse money in llio next few wc< will oiler bar#'in* yui uiilienrd of in Union. 1st. We wi I oiler y? mohio big bargains I [ iliis line you can ii'iiumI make your own priuei biiilly overstocked on litem. 2ml. In Ladies Halt wo linve a lot of odd si I lie basket full lo be elosrd out from 10c to 2 7">j. all I $1.00 encll. these i w I... I.U.o.i , - - ~ "? H !lr<l. We have a IVw mon's and ladies' nlippe will close oui away he.nw coal to g?t iliem out i 4th. We wi I offer yr.u some of '.he id out woiuJ lire, Calicoes, <2 oghams, Clinllies, Summer ni iny of these goods fur this seism and will of (Item. full. Now we wdl idle the y<<ung men son largo rt ok of these geada a u wo are goit Now don I rca t lliis advert sement and cini else come and secure ilieartunl HAltUAINS I and see for yourself, and if you don't find buy a nickle's worth from us. We will not q'ti take all the price* quote I by nil of our coiup with y?uto us, and will meet them and go one is to raise uiorn-y, and that wo will not charge ?t oncce at\ 1 dou'i wsit uii' l some o-ie els) hi lisiiig gu'ds we did n ?t have. GRAIIA Kept <> t ADVKK TO SELL AT A 1 w ONE r. SELLING AT 1 1 w \ TVOr We Propose Our stock of Dry Goo Is, ] Hats and Shoes is too large. It sure means is to put all goods be duplicated. This is what w this week. In Ladies Dress Goods and and we of fur special induceinen We are sole agents for Frank Every pair warranted to give t fair trial of these goods. In men's and Boys Clothii cheapest and most complete in t On this line, we are prepare other house can compete with. Our hat department, in stra\ plete. We carry a large and well sel< Goods, Shirts, Drawers, half he TERMS CITY CA. J 1 March ZU d YORK I il >J H aw Hat?, and other strictly rked them at prices that will on a Straw Hat; even if you rou to buy one at our CUT have been picked over, but^jgjgj of the lot. t ' Opera Slippers and Oxford W' for our FALL GOODS, which ut lirst looking through our We can save you money on orth froui 03c to $1, but wo everything wo buy, you got lot of those beautiful Darnct rhorc at 30 cents. .re, Glassware, Crockery, etc., elsewhere. / 7 IKY & BELK. 15 !y .ND DOLLARS > iriTim Trnrni ^^^^1 MUM" I'A It! :ks, an I ti get rid of our Summer Goods, w" in MEN'S AND BOY'S IIATS. in , pay your luoin-y and tnko them, as we ate liapos and off stylos I list we have put off by !oo. ench. H one of these goods sctuatly cost ;uins on re;ir<l. irn, and n 'ot of odd sizes i i shoes tint we >f our way, and of oouise to get the money, lerful bargains you have ever rea I of In MutDress Goods, etc , ns wo have entirely t o be forced to sacrifice some things to get rid ic barr-lw? Wow. V?e nave * very ig to close tbem out lider it a regular blow off and let some one that we ne going <o offer, but cotno yourself goods ju?t us we advert se them don't vou eliiors and bundle thciu up and bring them more. Now please remetnbtr that this s>.le goods to any one ut the nbove p* ires, fi'tns iys the go els snd then u.-uiso us of adverVerv ttespooifoilv. M & SPAKKS' CHKAI' UAsll S'j'OKJE. >3 lj TISING l LOW PRICE ruiiva, L LOW PRICE n # Notions, Millinery, Clothing must be reduced. Our only down to pricoH that cannot o have done, beginning with Millinery, our atock is large, ts to bargain hunters. and Pray's Ladies fine Shoes, satisfaction. All we ask is a lg onr stock is the largest, Jie town. d to offer bargains that 110 vs, wools and Felts, is comacted line oTflTnf's Jb'urnUmms j isc, Su pm leis and Cravats. GASH. SSIi STORE, . W MC'LURE. Ao't.. riop'R. 2 x7