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' B.\n Marksmanship.?Newberry, May 22. ?The e'cnpa l convict MoMunus an I two other nai(i004 wlu> robbed ilie Alliance sor. at Sliglt's were pwrsued by A. A. league toward Silvor etrect yesterday. Teague t'ickied thetn single-banded from Lho top of a rsitri ad cut, aad tire) at them four times willi a pistol, but without liiitiug either of them. They returned lho tiro fivo limes, roissiug him cich time. Teague gave up l! c chase, and they escaped into ? swnuip. Sheriff Riser and a party went out this morning lo tne swamp, but did not ca'.cli a'ght of the negroes. Ueckcr Willis, colored, was taken from the jail nt Lebanon, Ky., yesterday niornlug by parties from Adair countv and lynched for n criminal assault ou a white girl. List of Letters Remaining in the Postofbce at Union, for the week ending Juno 3d, 181)2. Mr J II Funt |Pleasant Greene, col Persons calling for the ahovo letters will please say if advertised, and will hwr?milr?il to pay one cent for Ihoir dclieery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. The Candidates Quarters, j Wl?c?i you goo a man's name in these quar'crs j ou may feci sure that Five Dollars has been paid for tbo pritrileg) of appearing in such good company. j FOR CLERK OF COURT. JOSEPH II- AicKlSSlCK. j 1 respectfully announoo myself as a cm- 1 didale for re-c cction to the office of Cl>rk of Court of Comm-n PL as and General Sessions for Union County; subject to the decision of the democratio voters at the ensuing primary election. I JOSEPH.11. McKISSICK. * a FOB SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. < J.L. WALKER. I hereby announce myself as a candiJale for re-election to the office of School Commissioner, rospectfill y ab ding by decision of the primary election J. L. WALKER. * FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER^" I R. S. THOMAS, JR. The many friencs of tt. S. Thomas, Jr., ^ respectfully announce him ns a ctndidate c for the office of County Commissioner ; subject to tho decision of the primary election. " Manv Friknds. * ? I. M. MOBLEY. < S I respectfully announce myself a candi- j date fir the office of County Commissioner; j subject to the decision of the primary i election. , ? _ I. M. UlUUliKI . * J. A. CHAMBERS. I hereby announce myaelf a candidate for re-election to the ottico of County Comrais- . sioner; subject to the decisirn of the primary election. t While I feel that 1 have done my duty faithfully the past two years, my experience in the office has ma Ic me familiar with the financUl affairs of the County, and I think will enable me to till the position more to the profit of the County hereafter, than I cou'd without that experience. 1 J. A. CHAMBERS. d " THOMAS J, KSTKS. " I respectfully unnounco myself a? n can- c didnte t'jr County Commissioner of Union County, subject to the decision of the dcuioemtio voters of the primary election. THOMAS J. KSTKS. [ FOR tpcjlbumb?? ? J. B. T. SCOTT. 1 respectfully announce niysolf as a candidate for the othce of County Tieasurer for union county, suhjoct to '.lio decision of the primly elect.ou. II J. B. T. SCOTT. J JAMES D. GOlNtT j I hereby announce utysolf as a candidate n f >r the office of County Treasurer for Union j, County, subject to the decision of tho people at the primary election. I solicit the sup- r port of the Deuucratip party. t JAMES D. GIOING. * 0 JOHN 1*7THOMAS I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Union County. JOHN P. THOMAS. * W. T. JETER. The friends of William T. Jeter, having f full confidence in his ability and integrity, hereby announco liiiu as a candidate for the ? offies of Treasurer of Union County ; subject P to the decision of the people at the primary d election. Fbikniis. * ( FOR SHERIFF. A. COLETYLES. J At tho rolicitatiun of friends, I announce t myself as n candidate for Sheriff of Union a County ; subject to the decision of the f primary ehction. ' A. COLE LYLES. * ? J. GIDEON LONG. ? l respe ttfully announce myself as a can- ? ^Ipfidate for re elfection to the 'officio of Sheriff", t cf Onion Cbunty. Subject to the decision of the democratic voters at the ensuing primary election. J. U. LONG. * ~ JAMES H. BARTLES. - I respectfully announce myself a candidate I'pr the Sheriff's Office, sulyeet to the decision I of the primary election. I ' ' 'J. II. BARTLES, * I' ? - PFOR AUDITOR. J. C. OtTEL I hereby annouoca myself a candidate for Auditor of Union County, subject to (he endorsement of the Primary Kleolion. J. C. OTTS. j. p~bmlky I respectfully announce myseif as u candidate for Auditor of Union Couoty; subject to the dec slon of tlie democratic Yoters of L the primary election. 1^^ J. F. BAILEY. * MP NATT B. MORGAN. ' I respeotfully announoe myself as a canHjg* did.te fir the office of Auditor for the t , bounty or union, surycei 10 tne iter sion or i "? the primary eleotioh . NATT D. MORGAN. ? VJ PEYTON B. LOVE. , I hereby p'aco myself before the people of I UulonCouuiy as ucinilido'e fur (he office of < - Auditor j subject to the decision of the < ?_ y t re at the piimary election. l'KYTON B. LOVE. ? 1 FOR THE LEGISLATURE f GODFREY B. FOWLER, j | respectfully announce to the voters of , ' Uuiwn fiqunty that I qui Ciyudidut<? for the , Legislature; subject to the decision of the ' ptiiu-try election. GODFREY B. FOWLER. i <" G WALTON WHITMAN. I ; Allow me, through the oolurans of your k V ' 'f opor, to announoe myself a candidate for a seal in the House of Representatives, subBf ject to endorsement by the dem jcratic voters H n t the nest Primary Election. G. WALTON WHITMAN. I . \ A Council that will Close the Barrooms on Sunday, IOK 1\1EN1>ENT. JAS. II. RODGER. FOIi WAHDEN8. DR. M. T. SMITH. JAS. GRANT. ' CllAS. BOLT. W. T. BEATY. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. I OK IKTENDENT, T. MUNRO. rOK WAKDEKS. JOHN K. YOUNG. W. n. SARTOR. T. B. BUTLER. JAS. E. HUNTER. LOST. Un murn mrroi, ounuay afternoon, ft gold Scarf Pin emoalt iu center of gold icnot and miniature lienrt above knot. A ' i bora I reward v?i:l he paid, if returned to E. C. FANT. June 3 23 2t. Registration on North Pacolet. IN ro*p?n?e to many urgent requests an I for the co"vrn:ence of tho?o fcrsons livng in the viciu lies of the fol owing points, L shall be At S&rralt's, Tutftday, June 7th. " Wilkins*illo, Wednesday, June 8th. ' Draytonville, Thursday, 9th. " 1 imbt-r Ilidge, Friday, 10th. "or the purpose of Registering nil male pcrions who have become of age since tho last (enerareleotion, and to r.new registration :er;ificates that have been lost. T.J. II. SMITH. , Supervisor of Registration. , June 3 23 It. , The State of South Carolina. 1 COUNTY OF UNION. j 3y JAMES M QBE, Esq., Probate Judge. 1 WHEREAS. J. D. Orr has male suit to me to grant him Litters of Administration on the csi.nte of and effects if Thomas J. Orr, deccifcd. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ' 11 and singular the kindicl nnl creditors T the said Thomas J. Orr, deceased, that hey be and annear. before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 17 day of June, 802, nfler publication hereof, at 11 o'clock n the forenoon, to show cnu'c, if any they lave, why the Administrati n should ' lot bo granted. * Given under my hand and seal this 22d lay of May, Anno Domini, 1802. ' JAMES. M. GEE, 1 seai, V Judge Probate. l^.-J ? Published on tho 3d day of June. 1892, in ho Weekly Union Times. ' June 3 23 2t Notice of Final Discharge. ] N OTICE is hereby given that by permission of Hon. Jauic* M. Gee, Probate udge for Union County, I will, on tho 27th lay of June, 1802, make my linal return, nil apply fuxXct pre Dismissory. as Adiuinisrator of the est'ite of Katie MoN al'y, ^deci^d ^ ^ Notice of Final Discharge. Vf OTICE is hereby given that l.y pcrmisL v sirn of lion. James M. Gee, Probate udeo for UnionX'ounty, I will on the 27th. ay of June, 1892, make mjr final return and pply for Letters Dismissory, as adminislraor of ihe estate of Nora McNally, deceased, Ail persons having demands against sa:d ] state must present them to me on or before j hat dite, and all persons indebted must j nake payment. , F. M. FARR, Adm' rest. Nora McNally. May 27 22 4t Public School Meeting. 11 HE undersigned School Trustees, hereby . call a public meeting of the voters of School District No. 11, who return real and lersonal property of the value of one hunIred dollars for taxation, to be held at Uniou Courthouse, on Friday, the 3d day of June, 892, at 12 M. Said meeting when assembled, will have lower to elect a chairman and Secre'ary, to diourn from timo In iim??In l??o <? -? ? -v " "fvv'"' ax not exceeding two mill*, and to approprite tho same to such purposes ns a majority tresent shall see fit, ns provided by an ael of \ he General Assembly of this State, entitled ' 'An act to provide for tlie establishment of ' leparate School Districts in the several ' ities, towns and villages ih this' State,'to ' aithori/e the leiry and 'collection of special 1 aies, etc. Approved Deo 24, 1888. 1 Jxd. W. MCLurk, I R. T. Gbk. v Tructees. 1 P. M. Fakr, ) May 27 22 2t. 1 SHERIFF S S^LES. ) FORJVNE, 1892. BY virtue of sundry executions to me directed, I will sell before the Courttouse door, in the town of Union, on Monday, he sixth day of Judo next, during the legal tours of Sheritrs sales, the following deoribed properly to wit: Qo# tract, of. lfmd belonging to James Pliomau, Jr., situate, lying and being in Fish Data township, Union County, containing t >ue hundred and fifty acres, more or less, mounded on the North by lands of R. 8. Thomas, Bast by lands of A. O. Lyles, 8?uth jy waters of Tyger rieer, West by lands of It. 8. Thomas. Leeied on, and to be sold as .ho proporty of James Thomas, Jr., at the mil of l)avid Johnson, Jr., Plaintiff, against lames Thomas, Jr., and Susannah Thomas, Defendants. A I .WO One tract of land belonging to L. V. Gaffaey, situate, lying and being in GoudeysviPe ownsbip, Union County, containing two hnnIred and eighty acrrs, more or less, bmnded >n the North by lands of James 8erYis, and Thomas ^ervls. East by lands of G. W. MoKown, and Mrs. A V. Hhelton, South by lands of C. P. Muggins and Mrs. A. V. Fhtllon, West by lands of W. D. Alexander and [Mies Thomson, Levied on and to be sold ss 11.? 1 - * If ' ' > <> in 14. *. vianncj, ni tne suns af Kgbrrt Q Jr., (I if, lUsio tiffs, 'g'iiisi i4. V- Gi^ffney, llefondant. J. 0. LONG, 8. U. C. Sheriff's Offioe, May 14. 180?, May 20 21 8L When at Home. HEREAFTER 1 shall be in my office at Union, the first days of etch week. D. A. TOWNSBND. May 18 20 If. H. K. SMITH & CO.. (Sl'CCKS80R8 TO J. M. GI n Its & Son.) Respectfully inform the peoplo of Union (lint they are receiving a complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS f ? ANl> ? I All Kinds of Fancy Articlesc Usually kept in a completely equipped and well conducted Drug Store, such as TOILKT SOAPS, TOOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES, j roWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, ANI? ALL OTIIKR ART1CLK9 FOR TUB TOI LKT. (] c Prescriptions Compounded Care- ^ fully by an experienced Physician. I t We intend to keep a complete stock of fresh goods in each department, and invito the public to try the quality of our goods and our prices. H. K. SMITH & CO. Y .fan 29 r. .? ll V II ___ A NEW PLOW, FOR CHEAP TERRAOINGK I AM now conjp'c ing a plow for terracing, and will bo glad lo receive orders frotn -? any one wishing terracing done. I guarantee \ satisfaction. My price for terracing is -L reasonable. Having made survoying a special study, I will be glad to do any w?rk in that line. All orders left at Messrs. Graham & Sparks' store will receive immediate altcn- D tion. k 1NS U It A NCE AG ENT. w I am also agent f r (he Equitable Life jt Insurance Company, at this place, and solict a liberal share of the patronage in ' hat line of business. I4 C. C. WHITESIDE. G Aptil 29 18 4in* Election Notice. AN ELECTION for Intendmt and Wnrdens of the town of Union will be held >n Tuesday, 7th day of June, 1892. Polls ,v >pen fiom 9 A. M., to 5 P. M. Managers of o'cction and registration,?W. 8' \. Smith, W. C. Wallace, and Conway S. fa k'oung. Hooks for Registration of voters will be -y >pen on May 28, 21, and 30, 31, and June * 1st from 11 A. M., to 1 P. M. L. a. Youxu, w. t. graham, Clerk. Inlendant. 11 May 20 21 8t. ii RICHMOND k DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. ' o' !jpW iiir Ir w JlML y Columbia anu Ubp.gnvii.lk Division. v Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 31, ,15 1332. Trains run by 75th .Meridian Time. } 2 00 " *!:**.*Un'ionC!**.*i'.'V ?? ^0 < 2 83 " " Pacdct ?? 2*62. '? 3 05 p ra|Ar Spartanburg Lv | 2 20pm , Between Columbia Seneca and Walhalla. Daily. I I Daily. No. 11 | STATIONS. | No. 12. 11 20am Lv Columb'a Ar. 0 05pm 12 05piu " Als on " 5 15 " ti i2 24 " " Pomaria " 4 52 " .2 43 " ' Prosperity.... " 4 32 1 00 " ' Newberry " 4 15 " 1 05 " 44 Helena " 4 10 " 1 40 " ChnppeU'8.... " 3 31 ? 2 25 " 44 Nioely-8ix... " S 09 ?? a* 2 50 " " Greenwood... " 2 50 44 ai 3 10 " " .Hodges " 2 29' " .3 27 " " . ....Donalds 2 11 " 3 88 44 " Honca Path.. ' 1 58 " 3 55 " Ar Belton Lv 1 40 " g< 4 05 " Lv Beltou Ar 1 85 " 4 85 " " Anderson.... 44 1 16 44 II 5 18 " " Pend eton ... " 12 45 " U 6 00 " Ar Seneca Lv 12 10pm f\ 7 20 " Lv Seneci Ar 11 55am 8 00 pm Ar WalltaMa Lv 11 15am A 5 20 p m Ar Greenville.Lv 12 OOn'n Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Dimon, Northbound, 3.54 a. m., 4.30 p. m., '.04 p. m. (Vestibuled Limited); Southtound, 8.23 a. m., 4 28 p. m., 11.43 a. m.r Vestibuled Liraiied);"Westbound, W. N. C. Division, 3.10 and 7.10 p. m., for llenterlohville, Asheville, Hot Springs, and Knoxrille. Trains lcavo Greenville, S C., A. & C. ^ Division, Northbound, 2.44 a. m., 2.11 p. m. [ 1.08 p. in. (Vestibuled Limited); South- * x>und 6.10 a. m., 5 35 p. ro., 12.8); p. m. (Vestibuled Limited). Trains leave Seneca, A & C. Division, Northbound 1.17 a. m., 12.15 p. m.; Southbound 7.58 a. m., 7.17 p. m. PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 9. 10. 11, and 12, 87 and 88 on A. & C. Dirision. Pullman Parlor Cars ou Trains Nos. 13 and 14, between Columbia and Spapt^uburg. n I, A'. DODSON, W. A. TURK, Superintendent. Ass't Gen'l Pass Agt. Coli'miiia, S. C. CiiARLorrr., N. C. IV. II. GREEN, JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Mg'r, Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. 80L HAAS, Traffic Mgr. Atlanta, Ga. ^ W# Frtxk?Yra Praellea. la air.Kftli rail, It4 atari M in la b??*a?M. Sat which you can V MMd''will* If ~ you plHH,lMcll ol I* tort, an] mora aa you |f On. Hoik ooioo. all airaa^ ^lo aujr you ma com' ma^co at kwna^ g "o'l'l nrrrE What wa MMk ow a?4 li jm boon r'?T*( ?** an J 0*0 **otn,|h*l pron T] pay U a*;. fa ga^?y r^M bYllaliofi JMOMSibt# I A* Anally only no*, aaoory for auro, lor** aocaaaa. Wo at art yoafj barntoklo* a?wytbln* Vwa la ooo of iko (rial atiMoo forward I WM, lanaUro piafiaai, Ibot anrtchaa all work on. It to orokobly Iko *T?atool opporlunlly loborln* poopla koo* oooa mown. Now la iho lima, Ilaloy maont Inao. Full oortlaulara 4 T <r O A IS IT BIG ST SPRING 1HEAPER THAB IOME AND SJEOjfcotfl Ladies fcee oiir lfftc of Dre OUR NEW Our notion stock is DRY GOODS In staple and fancy dry go lutings, Pcrcals, Lawns, and >ur prices are guaranteed aga ina who carries first class gc [N SHOES r jmon, notwithstanding the h hem so the prices are right d millinery! Our stock of Hats, Bonnets ines. We can suit any face i A full line of BnfcUrjokn pa Graham Jan 22 Te W s p r i 0?r new goods have arrived and t est selection in the town, and at now that money is scarce, and here the best goods and LOWE! eadquarters. Our lino of ladies I ig of Henriettas, Bedford Cords, oulmas, Blaok Lawns. White L ringhams, Chevorons, Ohallies, Co MILLI MISS KATE rEARSON, tin ith us again. She is prepared to s lades in Ribbons, and hr^prct^ev-cr ,il to inspect this department. We Our stock of Clothing, Shoes oung men get one of our Black St LISTEN AT 1 lack Silk Mits, only lOcta. 500 yds fancy Challies for 3Jets. 200 " Standard Prints for 5cts. 00 u Colored Lnwns fr?r ft ef? 300 " Good Plaids, for 4?cts. 000 Extra Heavy Plaids, 7L rhite Lawn, plain, 5cts. 1 hite Lavrn^^stxi oouVV'SBliing soap, 2cbK B6 hieing, 1 cent. Bj "it Mch>20 iREYT) HAVE YOU HEi [. M. GHIMBALL HAS SOLI DRY C ; o In r? V*a1 "M?? V - i* uiovv/uui') Ut'lUW new J urK id these gs-xls must be disposed of We propose to sell at and j^Uttle r you and ourselves. If you do r >od bargains ore being picked up Nolens anT re.not going to be carried over to coke on it for awhile.) French Ginghi\n\'s 10 cents. Checked Nuinsopk o,nd Cross-bart Satin Ribbop, 8 inches wide, 15 ci Velvet Ribbon, 2 inches wide, 15 Surrah Silk, 25 to 50 cents. Hamburg Embroidery, I \0 ee m UNEN AT A PR WITH 0 Ladies Shoes at 92.00, others as few sizes left.) Passamcntrie, all shades, BT? to 2t( Best Spool Silk, 5 conts, Buttop hc^e Twist, 1 cent. QofTs Skirt nraid 5 oonts, ENTLEMEN AND LAD1E1 TUAll ALIO Irtnnrn ' mni* nmi JUDDtn tVI 10u NEEDLES 1 O] WE ALSO CAR "rockery an AND A C0MPL1 Itaple and Fa Best California Reaches, 25 cents. French Sardines 2 .00 per dozen, Green Peas 12 cents. Pickles, Olives^ Oikaud athc V<UR, COFFEE, HAJfSjflftCl l. Allfl, Al At Prioes ? YOU WANT A GOOD LI( "THE FINEST 1 NO G00D81WIL Call and sec the Yo? Meh 4 I iiCYEBS, 'ock of . GOODS. EVER BEFORE. ISELF AND BE CONVINCED. iss Goods and Trimmings, also MILLINERY. complete in all lines. AND SHOES. >ods, such as Ginghams, Prints, Domestics, we are headquarters, dnst any house in South Caro>ods. we can show you one of the largest stocks ever brought to ard times, and we have bought own to hard pan. MILLINERY! and Trimmings are full in all ind size, up to any pocket book, tterns just received. l & Sparks. N G G 0 0 1) S. ire pronounced by every one to be the prices that defy competition. We that those who have it will snend it I ST prices arc to be found. We are )rcss Goods is simply grand, consistAlbatros, Nuns Veilings, Suara Silk, awns, White and Black Flouncing, lored Lawns and Prints. NERY ? popular Milliner of Baltimore, is bow you all the latest shapes in Hats, ything in^AtfVlillincry line. Do not do not sjpgljshowing goods, and Hats, is fillled to ovcrflonwig. raws for"Easter. THESE PRICES: Starch, Sets. Spool Cotton, 200 yds, 2 cts. Needles, 1 cent. , 1 Gross Buttons, 3 cents. Pins, 1 cent. $ ^ , Swpl Silk, 5 cents. ^3 UttU l'MJIi JN?WS. ^1 J US HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF j O O D S. cost. Money is scarce, times tough, in the next sixty days, below Jobbers cost, and make money lot come quiok you will be sorry, for every day. Ladies Goods, flc.\t year, (put that in your pipe and ed Muslin, 5 to 8 cents. enta. cents. Uta. ICE THAT WILL DO AWAY 1L. CLOTH.. k #a.ou to fo^r same shoe; (only \ cents. 3 HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER R OFFERED ANYWHERE. ENT A PAPER RY A STOCK OF d Glassware. STE LINE OF nil? (1 rnp.P.riP.c ? V j UiUUUAiUM. r shelf goods, at similar low prices. 3, MOLASSES, GRISTS, FLOUR, ifB BACON, to suit you. HIT, BUY THE RED '"C." OIL, [N THE WORLD." L BE CHARGED! bargains wc offer. m? & Hunter. 10 st READ AND P In those hard times, what in become of you if it won NEW YORK J ST0R1 You certainly know full well HIGH prices DOWN, and that DOWN. Our success has re a the beliefs of everybody, an ness grows bigger a&d I secret of it all lies in the fact that to sell everything cheap?one 1 body. We wish this week to call spc LADIES WHITE DDI We have just opened up the and cheapest line of Embroid Linens, Stripe and Plaid Organd Swiss Embroideries, Val. Laces, < ever beheld. It will do you good to take a lo Shoes, Ilats, Hardware, Trui h thousands ol'other useful things > Polite and attentive salesmen w showing you through. ItESP] HARR1 April 10 15 OUR NEW SPR1 ARE * NO W A R*** RIVIN tic AND ^ ... ^ CAN S1IOW YOU TIIE Ti0ttLg^A42^k. ^ _g\m \L vfrmlTE AN EA J FOSTER, WILK] Jan '2 1 Wm, A. Niciolst 13 A ]>' K E : HAVE ADDED TO THEIR GE: A Savings De EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD, COLLECTl WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, BE IT LARUE 01 YOU FAIR AND COURTEOUS Ti CALL AND EXAMINE OH In 22 4 Goods mi j If yon want I Boots, Slioes, Clothing' cheap, 1 as we are going % our Business. nATX/l-mn ft -r XXKJUUtHitt, CH 1 Sep 4 (8t> >ONDER. the world would i not lor the JACKET 7.? 11 lilt we have put we IIOLD them cited away beyond d yet our busitigger, and the we have the nerve ow price to everycial attention to IZ GOODS. ) largest, prettiest ered Robes, India ies, Hamburg and 3te., that your eyes ok at our Clothing, ;s. Umbrellas, and ,ve cannot mention. ill take pleasure in ECTFULLY, " & BELK. . ly NG GOODS VE lA:^T< HSI ,RL? CALL. tNS & CO if on & Son* R ? . S'EUAL BANKING partment. ONS MADE, INSURANCE. I SMALL. AND WILL PROMISE REAT.MFNT. R BANK SAFES. Cm. ST GO." >ry Goods, Hats, and pa.ll rvn n? wwv^-dh " wkrw to change ?UBCBLIi. ?7