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Intkr asriso to Bbpubmcinj.?Chicago, Juuu 9.? V special dispstch from OiiiiIir says w th reference lo ilio gavel presentect to i lie Minnoipolis Con von I ion : Da?iovl < Freeman, owner of homestead nmnhor one, 1 enlry number one, Unit rice, published a card last night, in which he says: "1 wish lo state to people of the oountry that I absolutely refused to give L. ! '. Walker any timber tor the purpose of making a gavel or f?r any other purpose when rrquested by liiin J to do so. If the gavel is genuine it w is j , obtained without my knowledge or content, , end Is, therefore, stolen property." , ^^<>^2iLuiSi*??l|^|9W!TT5^tT^'ou^?ce(^nur Warning. Tite s gunl perhaps of the sure upproacti of thai more torrible disease. Consumption. Ask youi-selves if you can afford for the sikc of s wing 60c, lo run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from ex- ' perience tlint Shiloh's Cure will cure your Cough. It uevcr fai s. This explains why more than a .Mil'imt hotilev were sold the past year. It relieves croup and whooping Coililb lit Olice. Moilier# iln nnl U ?ill>??? it. For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Piaster. Sold by II. K. Smith & Co. MM" ? A Qkrmax Exuei.i.kd ruoM Russia.? Rorlio, Fuuo 12.?Poultney Bigulow, a schoolmate of Kmp?r*r William, h?s been 1 expelled from Russia. Mr. Uigc'.ow and 1 Frederick Remington, an artislist had ' planned to make a cauoe voynge from St. Petersburg io Rorlin, to seouro material fur magazine articles.- Their boats, which had been sent to the Russian capital, hare "been seized, and cannot be recovcrc I w titout much red Inpo and do.ay * The cause of the expulsion,of the two men is supposed to ) be the oriiism of Russian Administration in s , Ay b' it.'?tici-jrvrwr" TTU-'" i liam and his Ras'ern neighbors. J Siiii.ou's Consumption Cunt:.?This is beyond question tlio niott successful Cough Medicine we hare eversild. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, 1 Croup uud ltronohit's, vrhi'c its wonderful 1 *V_v success iu the cure of Consumption is with- ' out a para'lel in the history of medicine. Since itstirst discovery it has been s >ld on a guarantee, a test which no other ineJicine can aland. If you late a cough wo earnestly sale you to try it Price lttc 60c and ] $1. If your lungs arc sore, chest, or back i lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by | H. K. Smith & Co. No Safk Deposit Vaults Needed.?There 1 is no trouble about liring in tho polar rc- 1 gions except lack of f?o?l supply. No danger exists that the provisious once placed j would he disturbed. Among the people vtho dwell in iliose lroxen legions a cache issacred. Nothing shori of starvation will compel a native to interfere with one, and even iu such a caso ho leaves payment behind for what ho takes. Snow shoes and i extra clothing are hung up in tho opou air ( ' in summer and are as safe ns the accourt- < ments which city porsous "hsng up" at their unclo's during the warm season. ?- ? Disastrous Ci.oui>buiut in Kentucky.? Hopkinsvillc, K/., June 'J.?A most disas Irons c'oudburst occurred nt Kelly station yesterday afternoon, causing great destvue- * (ion to tobacco and grain. It is impossible to c stimato the loss. t List of Latters Remaining in the Postoflice at Union, for the week ending June 17th, 1892. James McIIardy. I Persons calling for the above letters will { please say if advertised, and will be roquired to pav one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER. P. M. ' ^SHEKIFFS SALES. If FOR JULY. 1892. J BV viituo of oxccution to me directed, I trill sell hefovo the Court House door, in tho (own of Union, on Tuesday, the fifth day of July next, dur.np the legal hours of 'Slier.flTs sales, the following described prop- f eriy to wit: All the right, title nnd inercst that Samuel J. Miys, deceased, owns in two tracts of ( laud situite, lying and being in Uogansvilic t.isrnship. Union Coumy, cue tract cont lining one hundred and forty acres more or l loss, bounded liy lauds of J. R. Little. D. 11. L Miller, William Munro and other*. c also. - t Ono other tract containing two hundred < and sixty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of F. M. Farr, estate of J. ltico ltodgor, deceased, L>. C. Gist, J. F. Norman and others. Levied on. an I to be sold as the property of Samuel J. Mays, deceased, at the suit of John A. Blac'x, ft al, Plaintiffs, against 1 Samuel J. Mays, Defendant. ' J. O. LONG, I S. U. C. Sheriff's Office, July 11th, 1802. June 17 '25 3t. ' TifE UNION DRUG COMPANY. ; ? ? H. K. SMITH & CO.: Ro'poctfully inform (he people of Union that they are receiving a complete ( STOCK OF NEW D$OGS 1 All Kinds of Fancy Articles Ununlly kept in n, completely equip(cd nnd 1 well conducted Drug Store, auch as TO! LKT SOAl'3, TOOTII AND HAIR BRUSHES, POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, ANU AM. OTIIKR ARTICLES ?0* *?|K TOII.RT. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOUR3. We intend to keep a complete elock of fresh goods in each depr,v',n;enl, and invito the public to try the quality of our goods and our prices. H. K. SMITH & CO. Jan 20 6 # tf When at Home. i HKKKAFTKR I shall be in my office at 1 Union, the fint days of each week. J ?. A. TOWNSBND. 1 Majr 13 20 tf. The Candidates Quarters. When von ecc a man's numo in ilmae ipru-'era you may tec5 sure that Five Doll am lias been f r the prieilegs of appearing ill such good company. FOlt COKONEH. JASPER AYCOCK. 1 respectfully announoo myself a candi'1 v?e lor Jlie ofhcc of Coroner for Union ' fiintjr, subject t > the decision of the Print 4ry election / /' JASPER AYCOCK. FOR GL&VK OF COURT. . OSKl'IJ If' itluKlSSlCK. 1 rcspcct;ully antoWv-Q myself as n c?ndidatc for rc-oiection io the oftico of Clerk of Court of Cotuumui Pleas and Qeneral Setsious for Union Uountjr i subject to th decision of ilie domoerntic voteri at the ensuing primary election. JOSEPH II. McKISSLCK. * FOIt SCI1 OOL COMMISSIONER J. L. WALKER. I hereby aniioaace myself as a candidate for re-election t-? the office of School Cnm uiissioner, rcpcctduly nb ding by decision sf the. primary ci action J. L. WALKER. ? FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. R. S. THOMAS, JR. The many Iridic.* of R. S. Thomas, Jr., respectfully annouuce him as n candidate vr ctmuiy Ooma|g)i?ner ; eubject to the decision of the penary election. I. M. MOBLKY. 1 respectfully nnuonucc myself a candidate fjrtheoflicc of County Commissioner; subject to tiie deci-ion of tin primary election. I. M. MOBLKY. * J. A. CHAMBERS. I hereby announce tnyself a candidate for re-election to the ollicc ot' County Commissioner; subject to the dccisim oi the primary election. While I feel that 1 have dine my duty I'liihfully the past two yeais, my experience in the ottico has ma Ic inc familiar with the financi-il affairs of the County, and I tliiak will enable me to till the position more to the (jrotit of the County licrraficr, than I could without tint cxpericuce. J. A. CHAMBERS. THOMAS J. ESTKS. 1 respectfully announce myself as a can1 idi te for County Coinuiisaioner of Union Tounty, subject to the decision of tho demoiratio voters of the primary election. THOMAS J. ESTKS. FOR TREASURER. SAN FORD WILBURN. At tlie earnest solicitation of friouds 1 tnnounce myself a candidate (or the oihee if Treasurer of Union County ; subject to no <1001.1:011 01 in? primary election. SANFOKD W1LBUUN. * J. D. T. SCOTT. I respectfully announce myself as a canJidate for the ofiice of County Ti oasurer for Union Couuiy, subject to ;hc decision of the iriuiary elect ion. J. It. T. SCOOT*. JAMES D. GOING. 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate iir tbt ufllct of Cunnljr Tr?.ur*r for Uaioii Aiuuly. subject to the decisioneof tho people t the primary election. I solicit the supiort of the Democratic party. JAMES D. GOING. * JOHN r. THOMAS. 1 hereby annouuee myself a candidate or the office of Treasurer of Union Couuty. JOHN T. THOMAS. * W. T. JETER. The fricods of (N'illtam T. Jotor, having till confidence in his ability aud iotegiiiy, lereby nnnounco him as a candidute for the iffice of Treasurer of Union County ; subject o the decision of the people at the primary (lection. Friends. * FOR SHERIFF. A. COLE LYLKS. At tbe eolicitation of friends, I announce nyself as a candidate for Sheriff of Union bounty; subject lo (be decision of the niranry election. A. COLE LYLE3. * J. GIDEON LONG. 1 respectfully announce uiyself os a cunlidate for re election to tbe ofhoe of Sheriff, >f Union County. Subject to the decislou of be democratio voters at tbe en?alug prim'Vy ilection. J. G. LOSG. * JAMES if. BAUTLE8. I rcspeolfully announce myself a candidate for the Sheriff1 sOflico, subject to the decision >f (lie primary election. J. II. BARTLES, * FOR AUDITOR. D. INMAR* 1 hereby announce myself a candidate Tor the oftipe of Auditor for Union County ; lubject to tbe decision of the primary election. DANIEL INMAN. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Auditor of Union County, subject to the indorsement of the Primary E'ection. j. c. oTrs. J. F. BAILEY." I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for Auditor of Union County; subject lo the drc sion of the democratic voters of ihe primary election. J. F. BAILEY. * NATT B. MORGAN. I respoclfully announce myself ns a can uiutie ior me ottioe of Auditor for ike bounty of Union, subject to the decision of the primary election NATT B. MORGAN. * PEYTONB LO V K. I hereby p'ace myself before the people of Union Gouuty as Aosndidate for the office of Audita* ; subject to the deoision of the tol#r.j st the primary eleclioff. PEYTON B. LOVE. * ' FOB THE LEOI8LATUBB. ~ GODFREY B. FOWLER. f respectfully announce to the rotors of Union County that I am a Candidate for the Legislature; subject to the de^ion ef the primary election. GODFREY B. FOWLER. G. WALTON WHITMAN. Allow me, through the columns of your paper, to announoe myself a candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives, subJeetto endorsement by the democratic voters it the next Primary Election. 0. WALTON WHITMAN. 'A A NEW PLOW, FOR CHEAP TERRACING-. I AM now coiiip'e'iug a plow for terracing, anil will bo glad to receive orders from any one wishing terracing clone. 1 guarantee satisfaction. My price for terracing is rtasonable. Having maclo surveying a special study, 1 will be glad to do any wc-rk in that line. AH orders left at Messrs. Graham & Sparks' store will receive immediate attcn lion ? INSURANCE AGENT. I am also age:.t f r the Equitnblo Lift losurnncc Couipauy, at this place, anci solicit a liberal share of the patronage it that lino of business. 0. C. WHITESIDE. Apiil 29 18 4in* Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that ly perrais sion of Hon. James M. Gee, l'robati Judge forX'oioiCCouuty, I will on the 27tl day of June,-1892, make my finnl return ant apply for Letters-Diemissory, as adminisira tor of the estate of Nora McN'ully, deceased Ail persons having demands against s?!< r 'ate must present tliem to mo <n or befori that aud nil portotis indebted inus F..M.FAKU. Aden' rest. Nora MoNally. May 27 " Notice of .Fjnal Discharge NOTICE whereby gi*ve?? *]**? h3 Pev",5? eiam of llsn. Ja.ne* Oee, Robert t/nton Conuly, I will, ,n.' , day of June, 1892, make my finai rt..ur,r and apply for Let ers Dismiss try, as Adn.. Ul< trstor of the oHnto of Katie McNally, <k ccnavu. All persona having demand* against said estate must present tliem to mo on or before that dale, and all persons indebted must make payment. V. M. FAIIR, Adin' rest. Kstie McNally. May 27 22 4t. RICHMOND k DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. Columbia and Giieksvillk Division. Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 81. 1892. Trains run by 7ulli Meridian Ttmclletwoen Columbia, Allston and Spartanburg. Daily I j Dally No. 13. | STATIONS. I No. 14. 11 20 a in j Lv .Columbia Arl 0 OOp nr 12 10 p in J Allston "I f> 10 " I 18 " j " Carlisle " I 4 10 '* 1 28 " j '? Santuc "I 4 00 " 2 00 ? I "... . Union ?? j 3 40 ?? 2 33 | " I'acdct | 2 02 3 OO pniJAr Spartanburg Lv j 2 20pm Det ween Columbia Seneca and Wallialla. Daily. I j Daily No. II I STATIONS. | No. 12'.. 11 20am Lv Columbia Ar. 0 Ofpmi 12 05 p in " Alston " 0 15>4to 12 24 " " Do mil ria '* 4 .rf2 * 12 43 " " Prosperity.... " 4 32 1 00 " " Newberry " 4 15 " I 00 " ' Helena " 4 lO ** 1 40 " I " Chapped'*.... ' S. 31 '* 2 25 " I " Ninety-Six... ? 8. 09 ?? 2 50 " I " ?.i ? r./? _ - ^ ...... v. WHO V'MI . . . | M liU " 3 10 ?? ? Ilodgcs "12 29 ? 3 ill " " I a 11 " TJ 88 " " tloiu'ii Pntli.. ' | 1 58 " 3 55 " Ar Helton Lv 1 40 *' 4 05 " Lv Helton Ar 1 35 4 35 " " Anderson.... " 1 15> 44 5 18 44 44 Pendleton-... 44 1 2 4i> 44 6 00 44 Ar Seneca I.v 12 10pm 7 20 44 Lv Seneca Ar 11 55aui 8 00 pm Ar Wnlhnlla Lv 11 15am 5 20 p io At* Greenville... Lv 12 OOn'n Trains leave Spartanburg, A. &. C, Division, Northbound, 3.51 a. ro., 4.50 p. m., 7.04 p. in. (Vestibuled Limited); Southbound, 3.23 a. ni., 4 28 p. in., 11.43 a. in. (Vestibuled Limited); Westbound, W. X. C. Division. 3.10 and 710 p. in., for llenlersonville, Ashevillo, Hot Springs, ond Knoxville. Trains leave Greenville, S C., A. & C. Division, Northbound, 2.44 a. m., 2.11 p. m. 6.08 p. in. (Vestibuled Limited); South-, bound 6.10 a. in.. 5 85 p. m., 12.36 px vd. (Vestibuled Limited). Trains leave Seneca, A. & C. 'Division, Northbound 1.17 a. m., 12.15, yu Southbound 7.58 a. m., 7.17 p. PULLMAN CAIVSKRVICE. Pulhnau Palp.bc Sleeping Car on Trains 9, 10, 11, and 12, 37 and 38 on A. & C. Division. Pullman Parlor Cars on Trains Nos. and 14, between Columbia and Spartanburg. J. A. DODSON, W. A. TURK, Superintendent. Ass't Gen'I Pass Agt. Columbia, S. C. CIIARLOTTK, N. C. W. II. GRKKN, JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Mg'r, Gon'l Pass. Ag't. AtI.AWA <2 A A'VS * wn? AT-. ^ 11 A I IA( V* A. SOL HAAS, Trafiic Mgr. Atlanta, Qa. Wt Frtllk?Th Fraatlaa. |a otbar word#, wa will pleach 7## joa la bualaaaa, al which you can lapldlj ratbar la t lb# dollar#. W# \ can and will. If | 70a plaaae,teach( r'al%h#?auri~aa2 mor# a# rod (4 n. Both aoiaa, all C(aa, la aajl pari ol Amartca, f.a can com. aroea at bona, - Wing all 70at tuna, at apara momenta 001 r. la aha work. What wa offer la aw and H hat been prarat oeer and oeai ajrmln. that jreai par la aura fa aeanr worhaa Bear to leean No apaetal aJMtV. It required, Keaeonahla la. dnetry oaly Bra* eeearjr for aura, far*# aaecaaa Wa atari paw, nraliblaiar. ??JggKMBKjP~*^lj Q"? of ik* fxt* Inimfol, InTOtiUv* fcrofron, thai onrlchoo I*'no?k0f??n|tta tk# ffNlMI opportunity ttborinf pooplt karo ovot know. How to Iko ttaio. Daily moan, Iom. full particular* *?2?i. Jit'iv J*2'* kj one*. AiMroao, OEltHUE TlStON A Co., Hot 4ttd, Portland, Mali*, SoleotJfo Aairieu AQwwy for M .MPUiltts 14 UN *<iV 1 H??<nx>ok writ, to . Oidnif hi,o.... 'A ,l61 OUoaowat; Mbw YORK sgtMsssegsfigjm MID-SUMJ I We ate 'offering all Summer g* Wbite nmiyUtfick Lawn, Clmllics, < ards, Frint^^jingbnms, etc i Men's Suufmcr Nothing, Black A 1 ford Tics, at a great sacrifice. Men Tliesc goods must go, as wc P A L I j ! : ) | oltr trade continues good, thus profits is apprcei I N M I L We arc beating the town, both as g ' ?? _< ' 7LBS SODA I For *he ne $711 close out our stock of < greatly reduce ; 311) Can Boston Bat i i / Hotted c ' Ham and 1 I LOBSTERS, Corned Bee -J Baki AND TO Graham am regardless ol ONE OR TWO OF OU] GOOD TRADES BY : DRY I - * * "WHICH WYIRE BOUGHT ABE SOLD 0 BUY RED C. 1)1 IF YOU "KANT A PE , OBTAINED( You Mch 4 T O C H BLG ST RT>~IVTN g CHEAPER THAN COMMAND SEE FOlt YOU] Ladies see our line of Drc OUR NEW Our .notion stock is TY D XT nrvT\n |l^L\l UUUUO ! In stuple and fancy dry go Outings, Pcrcals, Lawns, and Our prices arc guaranteed aga lina who carries first class gc IN SHOES Onion, notwithstanding*the hi them so the prices are right di MILLINERY! Our stock of Hats, Bonnets lines. We can suit any face c A full line of Buttericks Pal Graham Jmi 22 i)' ? .-V ' ' * 1ER SALE. >ods at a great reduction, including Jhiononis, Bedford Curds, Silk Foul lpacos, Seersuckers ete. Ladies Ox 'a straw Hats at your own prices. 5 need the money to lay in oui STOCK. illustrating that good goods for slior ated by our patrons. L I N E 11 Y i to styles and prices. f. W. McLURE, Ag't. 12 Ijr m 25 CENTS xt 30 days w< the balance o canned sroods a 0 " d prices. ei Jte, 15tts. m cas Tripe, 15ct: md Devillec rongue. SARDINES fT ing Powder* 3IA.TOES, i Rye Flour f former prices. It F.RIENDS ARE MISSIN' NOT INSPECTING OUH 3 0 0 D S , AT A BIG DISCOUNT, AN' N SAME BASIS L GO'S. RED OIL, KFECT LIGHT. TO BE )NLY FROM m & Hunter. ~ ~ ~ " 10 if HUYER 'OOK OF GOODS. EVER BEFORE ISELF AND BE CONVINCED ;ss Goods and Trimmings, als( MILLINERY. complcto in all linos. A Nil Siwmrw XI. X 1 k_/ J. J_ \J J_J kj ods, such as Ginghams, Prints Domestics, we are headquarters ,inst any house in South Caro >ods. we can show you one of the largest stocks ever brought tc &rd times, and we have bought awn to hard pan. MILLINERY! and Trimmings are full in all ind size, up to any pocket book, tterns just received. l & Sparks. 6 If ft.. 6 READ AND I In these hard times, what i become of you if it we 9 ; NEW YORK STOR You certainly know full wel t IllGU prices DONT, and thai DOWN. Our success has re the beliefs of everybody, s ness grows bigger and secret of it all lies in the fact th to sell everything cheap?oiv body. We wish this week to call s - LADIES ffHITE Dl ' We have just opened up t and cheapest line of Einbrc T : Ci.: I r?i_:.i t\ uuii'iis, oui|)u mm j. uiiu v/rgu Swiss Embroideries, Val. Lace* 3 ever beheld. * It will do you good to take a J Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Tru t thousands of other useful thing Polite and attentive salesmen showing you through. RE! HARK April 10 Jo *OURNEW SPE J. j ARE ji X O W A RIVING, AN1 CAN S1I0W YOU T < IN DRESS GOODS AT I >, LOW PRICES. IN GENTS I1ATS WE CAN PLEASE TJ ' WE HAVE ADDED TO 01 OF LADIES AND MISSES 5 AND" UCTE'IMMED, SUIT T11E TIMEJ&* IS: "NOT CUE A BUT GOOD ( ' CHEAP, ': WE ITITE AS 1 ? FOSTER, WIL1 Jan 2 1 Wm. i'~." Nichol _<v N liia 1) HAVE ADDE.U TO TIIEIR^ A Savings C DEPOSITS exchanges bought and sold, COLLE< WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, BE IT LABOE VOU FAIR AND COURTEOUS CALL AND EXAMINE 01 0 Jii 11 4 Goods mu If you want ] i "RnA+a ? ix^v/uuo, I011U6S5. b Clothing* cheap, as we are g*oing our Business. RODGER &" SepJG 80 a . m - PONDER. _____ ri the world would re not lor the RACKET 1 E? 1 1 that wc have put t wc HOLD them ached away beyond ind vet our busi* Bigger, and the at we have the nerve c low price to every* pecial attention to BESS GOODS. I lie largest, prettiest >idcred Robes, India ndies, Hamburg and >, etc., that your eyes look at our Clothing, r ks, Umbrellas, and ;s we cannot mention, will take pleasure in 3PECTFULLV, ^7 i> DT?T Jr . X oc idjcjJUIY. }y 1NG GOODS * % i : It) AV E HE LATEST LSTONIS1IINGLY AND BOYS STRAW [IE MOST FASTIDIOUS LTR STOCK A LINE JIATS, TRIMMED - * AT PRICE TO V OUR MOTTO * V GOODS, iOODS ?> EARLY CALL. kins & co if ri AM fr C am DUU 00 DUIV s ja s* . GENERAL. L A NK1NG department. 7T10N8 MADE, INSURANCE. Oil SMALL, AND WILL PROMISE TREATMENT. JR BANK SAFES. ST GO. \ Dry Goods, Hats, and call on us to change PURCELL. wmm