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South Carolina Tk*ch??s.?Frof. D. It. Johnson. superintendent of the C'lumbu graded schools, ?hi i* in charge of (lie tmn;cntnli f>r the trip of ?? - S?.,?u Carolina me me ting of the _ 3-mibera E lacs' on ?l Am >c at ou at A'lant i, jester 1 jr inaii the following circular, Ov which he repjeits theeouuj pipirt of the / Sta e t? eop.r . ' "I'tirrc will ha a greit tne tin* of South Wru toacheri ii AtUuta, Oi, Julj g to S. U Kducaii n i que ti >ns of sp#:ia' intsre*t t > Honthorn achools will he J seussed by the letders of eluui'iona' thought in the South. Every lea ;her iu South Ciroliaa who can poj?iVy Jo so should attend this important gatheii ig of Southern educators. The railroad rates have been reduced to one fare for tlie round trip from a-1 p.iois Ln the State. The meiuherahip fee of will be col-oct d for the association by >he rai roads. 'I a n in iking up a par y to leave Columbia f i* At'aetn by through ir?in on July 4 at 11 a. m. Tlie round trip ticket from Co'uiuVn will omt 5>7.45. the association ineinbct' k j> fee will make the total co"t 511.45 A ier<ponsib!o representative of the Southern Educational Association in Atlanta has writ'eu to nie that free entertainment will be provided f r the lalies of my party. Pleasant excursions to p'aces of interest around Atlanta have beiti arranged Those (etchers des ring to join the party a'Coluuib a are requested to no'ify me at once in oider that complete urrungemm's may be made fur the trip." "l> It. J' HNSOM, Manager of S. 11. A. for South Carolina." ? OttUANTBKD ClIRK FUR I?\< i R* ITr.? Ho DUtllOtizC MIV adveltSjd diuggist to sc'l you Dr. King's New Discovery fur Consumption, Coughs and C Ms, upon this coii'lition. * If you are Afflicted w?th ! afirippe n:ul will nso this remedy accotding to directions, giving it a l'nir tr'a', nut experience no benefit, you r.ny return the bottle nut have your money refunded. We make this offer, because of the w. nd- rlul success of Dr. King's Now Pi covcry during last season's epidemic. Have hcard of no case in which it fai'ed. Try it. Tri ?l hot les free at it P. Posey's Drug Store. Large size 50c-and B^fl.00. Don't Run, Govkrnob.?Govcracr Tillman showed pctuluuce and bad judgment in leaving tlio stand at King-tree, S. C., when Col. Youmans started t o speak. The lender of a cunpaign that is moving forward triumphantly to vicory, ho can afford to sit through any spc ch the opposition could ranke aga n-t him. If he desired to show his contempt for Col. Youmans' attack upon him ho B select.d the wo-st possib'o way iu which to do it. To have sat ctluily and smilingly B through th? speech against him, and passe t it by without a word of interruption, comB raent or rcp'y, would have been a contemptut ous course, but to tly from it, never. ? To letve the platform in that way and then V 1 ?l... o. -.- r? > rnic iiiv om? iut icn 'lays, i< to icivo Himself open to merited unfriendly criticism nod t'?^jjf**d his enemies no opportunity they K willntit be slow to improve. It'is a course which Governor Tillman B oaunot pursue to the end of the campaign. He must sooner or later face all Col. Youft mans lias to say. Manifestly, then, it would I havo.becu wiser to have heard him through at first, a id laughed at the charges of the spanker, if he could not answer them. Nobody likes t? sec n pub io officer dodgo an attack, under any s >rt ofpretoxt. Governor Tillman will he a good deal moro "tired" of his course than he was when he left tho p'a form. He has made a political faux pas.? Aujusla Chronicle. Chairman Ujhisi.is is C'tt bek rut/?Columhia, S. C. June 'J). ?Chairman Dibble, of the Conservative Executive committee, pasted through here to day on iiis way to attend the conference of the oinservatives of several counties to he held in tho southeastern p rt of the State to-inorrew. He spent most rf to-day at State headquarters here and went ever nil the reports that have just cone in from each county as to the condition of things political. These reports show substantial gains throughout, end in many instances they are remarkable. He slates that tho conservatives are abundantly satisfied with the progress of the campaign thus far. Heports received from representatives nt tach mooting show general gains. He said the conservatives expect to otrry the Stale in the primary and are much more hopeful now than tliey have ever been before. Th s npppears lobe no idle bos6t, as Mr. Dibble is a man who works, not tolks. ? Greenville News. Sin toil's Coxsumi'Tiox Ciau;.?This is beyond question tlie moi-t successful Cough Medicine wc have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, ' Croup and Itronchitis, while it< wonderful success in (lie cure of Consumption is without a para'lel in the history of medicine. Since itstirst discovery it has been sold on a gua'antee, a test which no othev medicine can stand. If you have a cough wc earnestly ask you to try it l'rice 10c 50c nud r $1. ifyour lungs arc sore, chest, or back lame, use Shilohs l'orous Plaster. Sold by II. K Smitli & Co. k List of Letters Remaining in the Postoflice at Union, for iiio week ending Juno 24th, 1802. | Mr. James Miller, Mr Sunnie It idgers, I Mr .Siropsui Pate, jMr Jin.t Wa-ts, 1 calling for t'.ie above letters will 1 please sTy if advertised, and will be required ft ,0 pay one cent for their delivery, li. J. C. HUNTEIl, 1\ M. P CHEAP MONEY. I OBJltl-SENriNa oao of the largest Cornf' XX panics in the Untied States, I offer tu ' luuii money to the people of Union County, < _ a' 2 per cent, discount, lobe paid in ten Ifi years, and in easy installments. For full ft particulars, cn'l on P.M. COHEN, I Union, S. C. Juno 24 20 2m Notice to Jurors and Wit nesses rilllK firM Monday in July being r lega' JL holiday, (ili? 4th) oil Jurors ami witnesses who have been, or umy hereafter l>r ftiumnonod, to attend Court in Monday, the 4t)g^k|J not ait etui until Tuesday, the 5th, us^^PI will be no Court on Monday. l?y older of j residing .fudge Jas. A Id rich J. II. McKISSICK. C. C. C. I*. & O. S. June 24 2U *2t Meeting of the County Alliance. f N accordance with a resolution at the las JLCounly Alliance, authorizing mo to (is tin time forthenc.it meeting. I hereby ami on net lli it it will tin held .Silni'iliv .Inlv ilfli nl IUni :n C. II., ai 10 o c'oek, A. M. 1.01 mo urge upon tlio sub-Alliauces (lit importance of being fully represented at om 1 nest meeting, as there will be agroit deal o work before lho AMimce, and we alto expee to havs with us our I>ist. Lecturer, brother J-rhn 11. Krist er. J. W UllKOOHV, County Lecturer. ^ Juno21 20 it. A~When at Home. HKIiKAKI'Kil I shall be in my otlice h . Union, tho fust tiays of erch week. 1> A. TOWNSEND. May 13 20 tf. 1* The Candidafes Quarters. When toa i uiaii a name in tl?e*e 4i?\r*crs jou nny fee' su:e that Fivt Dollars ha* hen r-*"' f r tSe ptif.l?gi of appeirin* in such good com;>-tnj. FOK < OKOXER JASTKR AYCOCK. I resp?c:ful r aniiiince mjiaelf a caodi 1 * for tin ofliee of Coroner for Uniou t'-it ty, subject t the decision of tin Priui ry election. JASTER AYCOCK. FOK CLFKK OF COURT. WOI.I II If 1 respectfully ruioiinoo myeclf as a oudidate for r<.-c* I'ctiua id the otlicc of Cl*rk of Couri of ?'oj.m n I'bas and Uemral Se-siotis for Union Couo.y ; subject lo ill decision of I lie democratic voter? at I lie ensuing primarv cleciiou. * JOSEPH II. McKISSll'K. * l'OU SI H 001, COMMISSIONER. J. L. WALKER. I hereby jiiiti -unce myself as a candidate for re-c cct'on i ? the oitice of School Uouiinis-ioner, rcpeelful y ab ding by decisiou of the prim.rv e vc ion J. L. WALKER. * FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. It. S. THOMAS, JR. The many iVL;:cs of It. S. Thonns, Jr.. respectfully announce hun ns ti ciudiuate for the ofticc of Cowry (.'oriiniis-ioner ; subject to ilio decision of the print iry election. MANY Ehiknos. * I. M. MORLKV. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate 1' rthe office of County C iinuiissi iner; sulijcct to the decision of 11*^ primary eleciu n. 1 M. MOBLEY. * A. CHAMBERS. 1 licicby annouuee myself a candidate for re-election to the ollice of County Commissioner: subject to the decisi ?ii ot the primary election. Wh le I feel that 1 have d me my duty faithfully the past two ycirs my experience in the oltice has ma Ic me familiar with the fiuauciil attaint of the County, aud 1 think w:llenable ine to fill the position more to the profit of ihc County hereafter, than 1 could without th it expenuuee. J. A. CHAM REUS. THOMAS J. EST US. 1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate for County Commissioner of Union County, subject to tiie decision of the democratic voters of the primary election. THOMAS J. KSTKS. FOR TREASURER. SANFOKU WILliUKN. At die earnest solicitation of friends 1 a inounoo myself a candidato for the ollice ol' Treasurer of Uuion County ; subject to tSic dceis on of the primary olec ion. SAN FOUL) WILBURS. * J. b. T. SCOTT. 1 rc-pectfully announce myself as a candidate for the olhce of County Tieasurer l'or Union Couuty, subject to the decision of the primary elect on. J. I?. I. JM.U1 I. JAMKS D. GOhNG. I hereby announce myself as a candidate fjr the ollice of County Treasurer lor Union County, (subject (o the decision of tho people ut the primary election. 1 solicit the support of (he Democratic party. JAMKS D. GOING. * JOHN 1'. THOMAS. I heroby announce myself a candidate for the tdhce of Treasurer of Uui-ui County. JOHN I'. THOMAS. * W. T. JETER. The friends of U'illiaiu T. Jvtor, having full confidence m his abi:ity and integii?y, hereby announce him as a candidate for the ollico of Treasurer of Union County ; subject to the derision of the people at the primary election. Frienus. * FOB SHERIFF. A. COLE LYLES. At tlie solicitation of friends, I announce myself as a candidate for Sheriff of Union County; subject to the decision of the primary election. A. COLE LYLES. * J. GIDEON LONG. i respeuiuiiy anuounec inyseit as a can- I didate for re-election lo the office of Sheriff, | of Union County. Subject to the decision of the democratic voters at the eusaiug primary election. J. U. L(>.\<?. * JAMES II. UABTLIW. 1 respoot fully anuouuee myself a candidate for the Sheriff"sOllice, subject lo the decision of the primary election. J. II UAKTLES, * FOR AUDITOR. D. INMAN1 hetehy announce myself a candidate for the othce of Auditor for Union County : subject lo the decision of the ptiinary election. DANIEL INMAN. J t/ OT 18. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Auditor of Union County, subject to tho endorsement of the Primary E'ection. J. C. OTIS. J. F. BAILEY. I respectfully nnnounce myself as a caiidi' date f >r Auditor of Union County ; subject to the drc siou of the democratic voters of ' the primary election. .1. F. BAILEY. * NATT B. MORGAN. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for the ollice of Auditor for the County of Uuion. subject to the dec'eioii of <l.? 1IIV I'l IHIOI J villi IV'II NATT H. MORGAN. ; PEYTON 15. LOV\). I hereby p'ncc my?elf before llic people "f t Cnion Couuly as a candidate for the ollice of , A mi it ;r ; subject to the decision of the s voter* at tlie primary election. PEYTON 15. LOVE. * FOUTHE LEGISLATEKi: ' GODFREY 15. FOWLER. t I respectfully announce to the voters of liiiion County that 1 am m Candidate for the Logisl iture: subject to tlie decision of the primary election. GODFREY 15. FOWLED. (J. WALTON WHITMAN. Allow me, through the columns of your (aper, to announce myself a candidate for a , scat in the House of Representative*, subject to endorsement by the democratic voters at the next Primary Election U. WALTON WHITMAN. THE iNiOX IIKKi COMPANY. - ? THE UNION DRUG COMPANY * Respectfully infrm the people of Union thai they are receiving a complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS .. \ X D _ All Kinds of Fmicv Articles' U?uil'y kcj?t in a completely equipfed aul well couductcd Drug Store, such is TO I !,KT SOAl'S. TOOTH AM) IIA III BRUSHES, roWDKUS OF Till: BKSTVIUALITIKS, AXt? AM. OTIIKK AUTU'I.KS FOB TitK TOI1.KT. PRRSCRI 1TIONS C.tRKFl Ll.V COMROUN'DKi) AT A I.I. HOURS. We intend to keep a couipl.te stock of fresh goods in each department, till 1 invite the public to t>y lh? quality of c ur goods and our prices. Union Drug Company. Jan 'JO 6 tr | SHERIFFS SALES. FOR JULY, US'. I J. 1)Y virtue of execution to mo directed, 1 13 will sell before the Court House door, in wic iowh 01 i iii in, on mesouy. inc nun day of .July noxt, ilur n? (lie legal hours of Slier ft's sules, t!ie following described prop- | erty to wit: All the right, title an 1 in crest that Sum- i ucl J. Mays, deceased, owns in two tracts of land situate, lying and being in Bogansvilio township, Union County, one tract containing one hundred and forty acres more or leas, bounded by land*of .1 It. Li't'o, t). II. Miller, William Monro aud others. I ALSO. One other tract containing two hundred ( and sixty acros, more or less, bounded by lands of F. M. Farr, csta'cof .1. llicc llodger, deceased, I). C. Cist. F. Norman and others. Levied on. and to be sold as the property of Samuel .1. Mays, deceased, at the suit of John A. Black, it at, l'laintitfs, against Samuel J. Mays, Defendant. J. G. LONG, S. U. C. Sheriff'sOilice, July 11th, 1802. Juno 17 2"i lit. A NEW PLOW, FOR CHEAP TERRACING. 1AM now completing a plow for terracing, and will be glad to receive orders from any one wishing terracing done. I guarantee | satisfaction. My price for terracing is reasonable. ilaving made surveying a . pccial study, 1 will be glad to do any w??rk in that line. All orders left at Messrs. Graham & Sparks' slore will receive immediate attention INSURANCE AGENT. lam also agent f r the Equitable Life Insurance Company, at this place, and i solic.t a liberal share of the patronage in I that line of business. C. C. WHITESIDE. Aptil'29 18 4m* RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. Col.I'M lit A AND Gil RENVILLE DIVISION. Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 31, 1892. Trains run by 7?ith Meridian Time. Between Columbia, Allston and Spartanburg. Daily | Daily No. Id. | STATIONS. No. 14. 1 I 2< a in Lv Columbia Ar 0":p a. 12 10 p mj Aliston " | 5 10 " 1 Id " j " Carlisle " j 4 10 1 2d " " . ...Santuc " | 4 00 " 2 00 ' ! " ... . Union " - 3 40 " 2 33 I " l'ac dot " \ 2 f>2 " .1 OA p nijAr Spartanburg I.v [ 2 20pm Between Columbia Genera ami Wallidla. Daily. Daily. No. 11 | STATIONS. No. 12. 11 20a niiLv Columbia Ar. | 0 OApin 12 OAp nJ ' Als'on " ! 15 " 12 24 ' ' 1'oinnria ' j 1 52 " 12 4:5 ' " Prosperity.... i 4 .52 " 1 (10 ' ' Newberry " j -1 !."> ' ! I OA " " Helena " 4 10 " 1 40 " I " Ctinppcll's ... j 3 31 ' 2 25 " Ninety-Six... ' ; .'5 O'.i " 2 AO " " Gioen wod... ' | 2 AO " 51 10 " ' Hodges " , 2 29 " 3 27 " " Donalds "211" 3 38 "| " Ilonea l'ath.. " ; I A8 " 3 AA " Ar Helton I>v 1 40 " 4 OA " | by Helton Ar 1 8A " 4 3A " I " Anderson.... " j 1 1A " t 5 18 "| " l'cnd eton ... " jl2 4A " ! 0 Oo " Ar Seneca Lv 12 10pm J 7 20 " Lv Seneca Ar il AAntn K (Hi pin \r W.ilha'la Lvjll loam / A 20 p m|Ar Greenville... Lv j 12 OOn'n ' Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C. Division. Northbound, 8.At a. ni., 4.AO p. m., 7.04 p. in. (Vestibuled Limited); Southbound, 3.28 a. in., 4 23 p. in., 11.48 n. in. (Vestibuled Limitod); Westbound, W. N. (J. Division, 3.10 and 7.lop. m., for llenlcrsonvillc, Asheville, Hot Springs, and Knox- ville. Tra'ns leave Greenville. S C., A. & C, Division. Northbound, 2.44 a. rn., 2.11 p. m. ( <5.08 p. m. (Vestibuled Limited): South- < bound C.10 a. in.. A 8A p. m., 12.30 p ni. '(Vesiibulcd Limited). Trains leave Senoca Si C. Division, Northbound 1.17 a. in., 12,15 p. in.: Southbound 7.Ah a. in., 7-17 p. m. I PULLMAN CAR Sr.RYICR. 1 Pullman Palace Sltepuig Car on Trains 0. 10, II, nn<l 1'J, ??V ami on A. & C. Ih ision. 1'iillinan I'nrlor Cars on Trains Nos. Iand 1 1, between Columbia and Spartan* burg. J. A. HUDSON, W. A. TURK. .Suj'erii.ten Rnt Ass', Oen i Pass Agt. com miha, S. C. Ciiarlottr. N. C. W. II CSRKKX. .IAS. L. TA^ I.OR. (Jen I Mg'r, Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Atlanta, Ua. Atlanta, Ua. SOL HAAS, Traflic Mgr. Atlanta, Ua. ARE YOU "LAYING ISY" "VICTOR The most practical invention fo clean and level. Sites, 14 to 20 The heat of Summer is upon us, Ligftt W We have them from 50c. to $4.? Straw Hats at 50 per ecnt off! We have a few sizes in Ziegk men, which we will sell you at of vour inspection. GAUZE U1 In extra sizes, for fat men, is sor Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams, Pii DRESS will he sohl at reduced prices talking to the ladies now. FOR A SIL You can paint your buggy, and Paint reaily prepared. Apply it 1 Now is the time to paint your this line at the lowest prices. P. S. Wo have buggy uu FOSTER, W Jan *2 7T/RS ROD A 1 v ixr rw w a a d FOR THE NEXT CLOSE OUT THE BA OF CANNED GOOI DUCED PRICES. 31b Can Boston Bab Potted i Ham and-' LOBSTERS, Corned Bee mK AA I) T<1 Gfraham an regardless o ONE OR TWO OF OU GOOD TRADES EY DRY WHICH WERE BOUGHT ARE SOLD ( MY RED C. 0 IF YOU WANT A V OBTAINED Yoi Mch 4 TO CA^U BIG Sr SPRING SHEAPER THAI jOME AND SEE FOR YOU Ladies see our line of Di OUR NEV Our notion stock i n u v pjuvik v it i u v/v; i/u In staple and fancy dry <> Outings, Porcals, Lawns, and Our prices nic guaranteed as lina wlio carries lirst class ? IN 8HOJE8 Union, notwithstanding tlie them so the prices are right MILLINERY! Our stock of Iiats, Bonnet* Lues. We can suit any face A full line of Ihittericks P Grahan Jvi 22 ' YOUR COTTON AND COR: ITII A sweep/ r shallow plowing. Leaves your ro\ inches wide. Try one. and you feel like doning a eomfortab eight Coat, <0. They must go ! We need the spac< r liros., hand sewed low cut shoes, f LOW CUT prices. These are wort! NDERWE Alt, nothing hard to find, but we have i ne Apple Tissues, in fact all Sutmni GOODS FOR CAS11, to close out. We a LER DOLLAR make it look as well as a new on :o-day ami drive out to-morrow, house. We can supply your wants tbrellas for the candidates. ILKINS & CO 1 If FOR 25 CENTS 30 DAYS WE WIL: LANCE OF OUR STOC] )S AT GREATLY R1 ;ed Bean, lBcts. 311) can Tripe, lBctr and Devillec Tongue. SARDINES if, ing Powders MATOES. d Rye Flour f former prices. It FRIENDS ARE MISSIN* NOT INSPECTING OUR GOODS, AT A DIG DISCOUNT, AN1 )N SAME BASIS IL CO S. RED OIL, EllFECT LIGHT. TO BE ONLY FBOM ing & Hunter. 10 If riiw jo i?w, rooi< ok GOODS. ! EVER BEFORE RSELF AND BE CONVINCEL rcss Goods and I'rimmings, als V MILLINERY. s complete in all lines. AND SHOES ;oods, such as Ginghams, Print* I [lomnclinc w/i u lmn/l/nini'L?r. I L/V/IIIVMVIVn^ II V III Vy llVIHll | Ulll I ? ;ainst any house in South Care roods. we can show you one of tli largest stocks ever brought t hard times, and we have hougli down to hard pan. MILLINERY! * and Trimmings are full in a and size, up to any pocket bool atterns just received, i & Sparks. 5 ?f T NEW"1 ? ? IT 1 K AU, 5? i)r \y We are offering this weel Straw Ilats, Men and Ladii pers, etc. Men's Straw Ha all of them in one pile, an t> lot at 50c. worth from S7e. that we have determined t ^ regardless of what they e the best one's have all bee re ladies Oxfords going the sai for new goods, and must h The good trade we are li t chants'are complaining of lC* us that our customers appn j have given them, andenooii Our Shoe stock has nev every department as it is i than ever. Can sell you a 7oe. Then our prices ran hand made shoe for $1.50. I Ladies slippers at 18, t very fine ones. Nice Lawn for '21c. Calico, 1 cents. jj iobacco, JmiuIi, ooap, ^ tilings cheaper than you ev< Come and let us show you HAR April 10 , MID SUMM #a 1 Wc arc offering all Summer good White and Black Lawn, Challies, Clr ards, Prints, Ginghams, etc Men's Summer clothing, Black Alp; I ford Tics, at a great sacrifice. Men's These goods must go, as we i FALL S ?M D Our trade continues good, thus i11 n profits is appreciate" I N M 1 L L We are heating the town, both as to G J* Moh 20 Win. A. Nich< : ; rv jet HAVE ADDED TO TIIEII A Savings I li J'W All DS taken. # EXCHANGES UOUGI1T AND SOLD CO WK SOLICIT \ ot'U lil'SINKSS, UK IT LAI , YOU FA 1R AND COURT >. CALL AND EXAMINE (j Jan 22 ' /^i z liOODS M ' ? If you wan1 0 Boots, Shoes. 1 Clothing1 chea; as we are g*oii < ourjBusmess. RODG-BB 6 1 3?p (i ,8?i i'ORK KET. A especial inducements in es Oxfords. Ladies Slipts worth from IS to S7c, d go at doc. Another to $1.25. These nve lots :o close out, so they go ost. Come early before n sold. Some men and :no way. We need room avo it. taring while other mcr"luird times," proves to jciate tlie low prices we i rage lis tog re a t e r e ftbr ts. or hoen so complete in low, and prices are lower Man's high cut shoe for i i . _ go ligui nil up it) a nut; >8, 7o, 8-7, anil oil up to and hundreds of other ikr bought theni. through our stock. *: jd RESPECTFULLY, ' RY&BELK. 15 1, -if ER SALE. Is ;it a groat; redaction, including rorons, l>edl'ord Cords, Silk Foulncas, Seersuckers etc. Ladies Oxstraw Hats at your own prices, iced the money to lay in our TOOK. sirating that good goods for short I l?;k our natrons. , I N E R Y styles and prices. W. McLTJRE, Ag't. 12 1 y )lson & Son, JtLi i t w . i GENERAL RANKING Department. I ELECTIONS MADE, INSURANCE. HUE Olt SMALL. AND WILL PROMISE EOUS TREATMENT. OUR BANK SAFES. I Gm* 1ST GO. L T\ u ury uruuuo ^ ? wV*. , : , Hats, and ? p, call on us ig to change fc PURCELL. i r.