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| 8otrrn Carolina Tbachbhs.?Prof. D. 15. ' Johnson. superintendent of the C'lumbit ijj. grade! schools, wh? ij in charge of Iho fc arrange ne:its f >r t'io (rip of fbo South 1 Carolina teichrrs to the meting of the E Southern E lucat ou >1 Am >o at ou at Atlant <, y ester 1 y issued the following circular, f - S: which lie re pic its the con uy papers of tho Sta e t? copy : 5 / .? "I'licrc will <>o a greit tno tin$ of South Wtf '? toachcrs i i Ailauin, On., July G to H. / U Kducati ii qucli ins of speua' interest t> Southern school-* will bo d sonssed by the leuleiM of o !ti'a'iounl thought in tho South. Every tea:herin South Carolina who can poj?io'y Uo so Rhouia attend thin importnnl k gathering of Southern educators. The rail^ road rules have been reduced to one fare for the round trip from ad p.iais ui the pf. St tie. The membership fee of $2 will he ooi'cct.d fjr tlie association by the rai roads. ' " "I a-u making up a party to leave Columbia f r At'nets by through train on July 4 nt II a. m. The round trip ticket from Co'umha est $7.45. The association member.'!* p fro will make the total co?t $9.45 A lesponsiblo representative of tlie Southern Kducntional Association in Atlanta has written to me that free entertainment will be provided f-r the ladies of my party. I'lenennt excursions to p'aces of interest around Atlanta have bet ti arranged ' Those letchers desring to join the parly at Colunjb a are requested to no'ify mo at once in otdcr tlint complete arrangements may be tnatle for the trip." "L) II. JOHKSOM, Manager of S. K. A. for South Carolina." Quakartbhd Curb for LAflnrrrt:.? Wo Eutlioiixc our adveitsed druggist to so'l you I'r. King's New Discovery for Con?umplion, Coughs and C l is, upon this condition. v If you arc afHictcd wtli I nQrippo n:id will IjP use this remedy accenting to directions, giving it a fair ir;a\ an 1 experience no benefit, you miy return the hotile and have your money refunded. Wo make this offer, because of ilio wonderful .?r King's New Di-covcry daring lii-t season's epidemic. Have heard of no case in which Iii fai'ed. Try it. Trial hot les free at 11 F. Porcy's Drug Store. Large size iiOc.ond ^^$1.00. Dos't Run, Oovkrnob.?Governor Tillman showed petalanco and bad judgment in leaving tho stand nt King-tree, S. C., when Col. Youmans started to sprak. The lender of a cimpatgn that is moving forward triumphantly to vic'ory, ho can afford to sit through any ape eh the opposition could make aga ntt him. If he desired to show his contempt for Col. Youmans' attack upon him he elected tbe wo>st possib'o wsy iu which to do it. To have eat calmly and smilingly through the speech against him, and passed it by without a word of interruption, comment or rcp'y, would have been a contemptuous course, but to Hy from it, never. To loove the platform in that way and then have the State for ten days, is to love himael( open to merited unfriendly criticism and tojyFird his enemies an opportunity they WilTnot be slow to improve. It is a course which Governor Tillman oaunot pursue to the end of the campaign, lie must sooner or later face all Col. Youtf mans has to say. Manifestly, then, it would haro.btcu wiser to have heard him through '// at first, and laughed at the charges of the ; , speaker, if he could not answer them. Nobody likes to tec a pul> io officer dodgo an attack, under any s .-rt of pretoxt. Governor Tillman will be a good deal moro "tired" of hiscoursa than he was when lie left tho p'a form. He lias made a political faux pas.? Aujutta Chronicle. ? ???? Chairman Uihiii.b is Ciiebrkoi/?Columbia, S. C. June 20. ?Chairman Dibble, of the Conservative Executive committee, passed through here to day on his way to attend the conference of iho onservativea of several counties to he held in the southeastern p rt of the State to-morrow, lie l. spent most rf to-day at State headquarters here and went ever oil 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 rrpreaenta'ivos at tuch meeting ehow general gain*. He said the conservatives expect to oirry the State iu tho primary and are much more hopeful now than they have ever been before. Th a npppeors to be no idle boast, na Mr. Dibble is a man who works, not talks. ? Greenville News. -> Suiloh's Consumption Curb.?This is , " beyond question the most successful Cough - Medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, " Croup nod Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is with m out a pnra'lel in tho history of mcdiciDC. B Since ila first discovery it hns been sold on a guarantco, a test which no other niodicine can stand. If you have n cough we earH nestly ask you to try it l'rice 10c 60c aud A1. If your lungs are sore, chest, or bajtm lame, u>e (shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold^F H. K. Smith & Co. w H List of Letters K Remaining in the Postofiice at Union, for Han the week ending June 24th, 1802. r Mr. Jumes Miller, IMrSunnie Ridgers, ^B Mr S>mps >ji l'utc, jMr Jina Wawa, ^H Pcra^s falling for t'.ie above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required H to pay one cent for their delivery. |kL J. 0. HUNTER, P. M. > ^ CHEAP MONEY. "D EL'RhSENI'ING one of the largest Com* H . X\ paniev in the United States, 1 offer to tuuu money to the peoplo of Union County, at 2 per cent, discount, to be paid iu ten Si years, and in easy installments, For full I I particulars, cad on HI P.M.COHEN, B H Union, S. C. BLi June 24 2C 2m Notice to Jurors and Wit nesses fllHE firrt Monday in July being a legal H9 X holiday, (the 4th) all Jurors and wit- , nessee who have been, or may hereafter be B summoned, to attend Court on Monday, the flH not atteud until Tuesday, the 6th, aswill he no Court on Monday. i>y cider of j residing Judgo Jss. Aldrich. I J. H. MoKISSICK, H n n r p t. n a I Juno 24 '20 2t Meeting of the County Alliance. T N accordance with a reiolulion nt the last XCounty AllUnco, authorizing me to fix the time for the next meeting, I hereby announce thit it will be held Saturday, July 'Jtb, nt Union C. If,, at 10 o'olock, A. M. Let me urge upou the sub-AUiaooea the importance of being fully represented at our next meeting, as there will be a great deal of work before the Allitnce, and we also expect to hare with us our Dist. Lecturer, brother, John II. KeisDor. tj. W GREGORY, County Lecturer. *Juno24 20 It. ^Vhon at Home. TTBREAFl'KR I shall be in my office at Xl Uaion, the first days of asch week. D. A. TOWNSEND. Maj J8 20 tf. The Candidates Quarters. When voa ecc a man's name in these qmr'crfl jon may fee1 su:e that Fire Dollars lias heen r-i"l f r the pii?.l?gsof appeiring in such good conip-iny. I OK COHOXEK JASPER AYCOCK. I res pi ct fill'y announce myself a caodiil e for the office of Coroner for Uniou t ' u ty, subject t > the decision of tin Pri111-ry election. JASPER AYCOCK. rait CLERK OF COURT OSEPII II- MrKISSlCK. 1 respectfully :mnounco myself as a ciudidate for r?.-e ectiou to the ollicc of Cl*rk of Court of t'ouiin n Pl?as and Ueiural Sessions for Utiiou Couo.y ; subject to th decision of the democratic voters at the ensuiug primary elect iou. JOSEPH 11. McKlSSlCK. * FOR StH OOL COMMISSIONFR J. L. WALKElt. 1 hereby atiuu'ice myself a? n candidal e for rc-c'cci'oi\ in lite ollicc of School Coinmis-ioncr, respectful y ab ding by decision of the print try e rcioit J. L. WALKElt. * l'OK COUNTY COMMISSION UK. It. S. THOMAS, .Jit. The many frLncs of It. S. Thonns, Jr.. respectfully announce him as a ctndidato for the oftico of C'ouiry Comniis-ioner ; subject to the decision of the prim try election. Many I'r.tKNns. * I. M. MOULBY. I respectfully nnuouncc tuyself a candidate f.rtheoflicc of Couuty Commissioner; subject to the deci-ion of (hi prininry electk u. 1. M. MOB LEY. * J. A. CHAMBERS. 1 hoteby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the ollice of County Coiuiuiesioner; subject to the decision ot the primary election. Wit le I feel that 1 hare dine my duty I faithfully the past two \ctrs mv cmnimM I in the office has ma te n.e familiar with the fiunitciil affairs of the County, and 1 think will enable tne to fill the poMition more to the profit of the County hereafter, than 1 could without tint expertcuce. J. A. CHAM HENS. THOMAS J. KSTKS. 1 respectfully Hnnounce myself ai a candidate l'->r County Commissioner of Union County, subject to the decision of the democratic voters of the primary election. THOMAS J. KSTKS. FOR TREASURER. SANFOKl) WILBUBN. At the earnest solicitation of friends l announce myself a candidsto for the ollicc of Treasurer of Uuiou County ; subject to the dceis on of the primary oleo.iou. SANFOHD WILUUHN. * J. D. T. SCOTT. I ,?.n..ir..ll~ .? i>?t,uuiij announce inysett as a candidate for the utlice of County Ti e.isurer for Unioa Couuty, subject to the decision of the primary elect on. J. 15. T. SCOTT. JAMES D. UOFNG. I horcby anuounce myself as a candidate fur the oftioe of County Treasurer for Union County. subject to the decision of Iho people at the primary election. 1 solicit the support of the Democratic party. JAMES D. GOING. * JOHN 1?. THOMAS. I heroby announce myself a candidate for the ilhce of Treasurer of Uuim County. JOHN P. THOMAS. * W. T. JETER. The friouds of William T. Jeter, having full confidence in his ability and integtity, hereby uunounce him as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Union County; subject to the decision of the people at the primary election. Friends. * L'no ulicnivn A V1V CVIIJUIVICI ' A. COLE LYLBS. At the solicitation of friends, I announce myself as a candidate for Sheriff of Union County; subject to the decision of the primary election. A. COLE LYLE3. * J. GIDEON LONG. I respcitfuily announce myself us a candidate for re election to the office of Sheriff, of Union County. Subject to the decision of the democratic voters at the ensaing primary election. J. G. LONG. * JAMES II. UAUTLKS. I reapoot fully announce myself a candidate for the Sheriffs Otlico, subject to the decision ot the primary election. J. II BARTLKS, * roll arin roi: D. INMANI hereby nnnounco myself a candidate for the othco of Auditor for Union County ; subject to the decision of the primary election. DANIEL INMAN. J. C. OTTS. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for Auditor of Union County, subject to tho endorsement of the Primary Election. J. C. 01TS. j.~fTbailky. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for Auditor of Union County; subject to the dec aiou of the democratic voters of the primary election. J. F. BAILEY. * NATT B. MORGAN. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for the office of Auditor for the County of Union, subject to the decision of the primary election NATI' B. MORGAN. * PEYTON B. LOVE. ~ 1 hereby p'neo myself before the people of Union Couutv as a Cindidaln tnr lliA nflTiAa At Auditor ; subject to the decision of the voters At the primary election. PEYTON B. LOVE. * FOH THE LEGISLATURE GODFREY B. FOWLER. I respectfully Announce to the voters of Union County that I tin a Candidate for the Legist iture; subject to the decision of the primary election. GODFREY B. FOWLER. G. WALTON WHITMAN. Allow me, through the columns of vour f aper, to Announce myself a candidate for a sfAt in the Houso of Representatives, subject to endorsement by the democratic voters at tho next Primary Election. G. WALTON WHITMAN. THE UNION DRUG COMPANY. i TIIE UNION DHUG COMPANY < Rc?pcotfully inform l!ic people of Union tlint tlicy are receiving n complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS , ? A N 1) ? J All Kinds of Fancy Articles ' I UsuaFy kcj>t in a completely equipped aud i well conducted Drug Store, such as TO I LF.T SO AIM, TOOTH AND IIAIll BRUSHKS, roWUKRS OF TIIK BKST QUAL1T1KS, ^ ANt> ALL UTIIKU ARTICI.KS FOR TIIK TOII.KT. ( PRKSCRIPTIONS CaUKFULLY COMPOUNDKD AT ALL HOURS. ] We intend to keep a coinpLtc stock of ^ fresh floods in cneli department, mil invite the public to try ih? quality of our goods end our prices. Union Drug Company. Jan 119 f? tf | SHERIFFS SALES. FOR JULY, 1892. BY virtue of execution to mo directed, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, on Tuesday, the fifth day of July noxt, duv iijt the legal hours of Slier ff'e sales, the following described prop- | erty to wit: All the right, title and in ercst that Sam- | ucl J. Mays, deceased, owns in two tracts of land situate, lying and being in liogansville 1 township, Union County, one tract containing one hundred and forty acres more or leas, bounded by lands of J. it. Li't'o, D. II. Miller, William Munio and others, 1 also. One other tract containing two hundred I and Bixly ncros, more or less, bounded by lands of F. M. Farr, esta'c of J. ltice Rodger, deceased, I). C. Cist, J. F. Norman and others. Levied on. and to be sold as the property of Samuol J. Mays, deceased, at the suit of John A Rlack, el al, Plaintiffs, against Samuel J. Mays, Defendant. J. 0. LONG, S. V. C. Sheriff'sOflico, July 11th, 1802. Juno 17 23 St. A NEW PLOW, FOR CHEAP TERRACING. FAM dow compacting a plow for terracing, an,l ;u Ka a- : ' * ..ill Jlfl't IU ICUCi'lv UrUCl'B 110 HI any one wishing terracing dono. 1 guarantee | satisfaction. My price for terracing is " reasonatilc. . ilaviug made surveying a special study, 1 will be glad to do any work in that line. All orders left at Messrs. Graham & Sparks' store will receive itnmedinto attention INSURANCE AGENT. 1 am also agent f r the Equitable Life Insurance Company, at this place, and 4 folic.t a liberal share of tho patronage in H that line of business. C. C. WHITESIDE. A pi il 29 18 4m* RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. UOI.LMtSlA AND URKBNVII.LK DIVISION. Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 31, 18'J2. Trains run 83' 75th Meridian Time. Between Columbia, Allston and Spartanburg. Daily I ; Baity , No. 13. I STATIONS. I No. 14^ ' 11 20ainil<v Columbia Ari (J 05p nc 12 lOpnij" Allston "| 5 10 " 1 13 " j ? Carlisle ? | 4 10 ? 1 23 " I " . ...Santuc ' | 4 00 ?' 2 00 " I " ... . Union ? j 3 40 " 2 83 | l'ao del I 2 52 " 3 05 p ro|Ar Spartanburg J,v ] 2 20pm Between Columbia Seneca and Walhalla. Daity. I : Daily. No. 11 I STATIONS. | No. 12. 11 20a m Lv Columbia Ar. | 0 05pin 12 05 p 111 " Als'on " 5 15 " 12 24 " " l'omnria " 4 52 " 12 43 " l'rosperity.... " 4 82 " 1 00 ' " Newberry " 4 15 " 1 05 '* " Helena " 4 10 ' 1 40 " j " Chnppcll's ... " 3 31 ' J. zo 44 ' Ninety-Six... 44 I 3 09 " 2 50 " " Greenwood... 44 | 2 60 44 3 10 44 44 Hodges 44 I 2 29 44 3 27 44 44 . .... Donalds 44 I 2 11 44 3 88 44 44 llonea Path.. 44 j 1 68 44 3 66 44 Ar Helton Lv t 40 44 4 06 44 Lv Helton Ar 1 36 44 4 35 44 44 Anderson.... 44 1 15 44 f 5 18 44 44 l'end eton ... 44 12 45 44 I 6 00 44 |Ar Seneca ........ Lv 1210pm I 7 20 44 Ly Seneca Ar 11 55am * 8 00 pm Ar WalhaUa Lv 11 15nm f 6 20 pm Ar Greenville... Lv 12 00n'n ^ Trains leave Spartanburg, A. ft C, Division, Northbound, 3.64 a. tn., 4.60 p. m., 7.04 p. m. (Vestibuled Limited); Southbound, 3.23 a. m., 4 28 p. in., 11.43 a. m. (Vestibuled Limited); Westbound, W. N. C. -i Division, 3.10 and 7.10 p. m., for llenlcrsonville, Ashevtlle, Hot Springs, and Knox- -1 ville. Tra'ns leave Greenville, S C., A. & C. Division, Northbound, 2.44 a. m., 2.11 p. m. ( /I i\Q ? 1, 1 t !?!i - It ? u.vo ji. in. (t I'suoiiitu ijinuieu;; oouiu- r bound 6.10 a. m., 6 35 p. m., 12.86 p. tu. * '(Vestiboled Limited). Trdios leave Seneca, A, ft 0. Division, Northbound 1.1? a. m., 12,15 p. in,; South* bound 7.58 a. m.p 7.17 p. in. PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. I t Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 0, 10, 11, and 12, 87 and 88 on A. & C. Division. Pullman Parlor Cars on Trains Nos. 13 and 14, between Columbia and Spnrlanburg. J. A. DODSON, W. A. TURK, i Superintendent, Ass't Gen'l Pass Agt. Columbia, S. C. CiiAnLO-rrr, N. C. W. If. GREEN. JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Mg'r, Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. SOL HAAS, Traffic Mgr. Atlanta, Ga. A.RE YOU ' LAYING BY'* 1 WIT "VICTOR The most practical invention for s jlean and level. Sizes, 14 to 20 ii The heat of Summer is upon us, ai Ligftt W IV c have them from 50c. to ?4.50. Straw Hats at 50 per cent of!'! ' Wc have a few sizes in Zicglcr lien, which we will sell you at L( )f your inspection. GAUZE UN In extra sizes, for fat men, is some! Lawns. Muslins. ( 2 innrlmma DRESS ivill bo sold at reduced prices F( ;alking to the ladies now. FOR~ A SIIA' You can paint your buggy, and in Paint ready prepared. Apply it to-< Now is the time to paint your hoi his line at the lowest prices. P. S. We have buggy uinhi FOSTER, WI Jan 2 7LBS SODA F FOR THE NEXT : JJ-iUSHi UUT \L'?ilii JUAIj OF CANNED GOODS DUCED PRICES. 1 Can Boston Bab Potted a Ham and T LOBSTERS, Cornfid Rfifif Baki: A^ I) TOI jraham and regardless of ONE OR TWO OF OUR GOOD TRADES BY N DRY G VHIOII WERE BOUGHT A ARE SOLD ON 1)ITv i) iJn n ah I)U I IIBIJ I. Ill I IF YOU WANT A PEL OBTAINED OI Youi Moh 4 TO O AS II BIG ST( SPRING 1HEAPER THAN I0ME AND SEE FOlt YOUR! Ladies see our line of Dres OUR NEW I i\..? ?:? ?i- . V^VH IIUMUll BUJUIV ITJ ? DRY GOODS In staple and fancy dry goo )utings, Percals, Lawns, and E )ur prices are guaranteed agai ina who carries first class goc [JN SHOES Jnion, notwithstanding the ha hem bo the prices are right do MILLINERY! Our stock of Hats, Bonnets a mes. We can suit any face ai A full line of.Butterilks Patl Graham Jim 22 ITOUR COTTON AND CORN SWEEP," ihallow plowing. Leaves your rows iches wide. Try one. id you feel like cloning a comfortable ^ight Coat, They must go ! We need the space ! Bros., hand sewed low cut shoes, for )W CUT prices. These are worthy DERWEAR, ;hing lianl to find, but we have it. Apple T issues, in fact all Summer GOODS )li CASH, to close out. We arc ER DOLLAR, nkc it look as well as a new one. ;lay and drive out to-morrow. use. We can supply your wants in cllas for the candidates. LKINS & CO 1 if OR 25 CENTS. 30 DAYS WE WILL ANCE OF OUR STOCK ! AT GREATLY REA Bean, 1 Bets. 311) caa Tripe, lSets. nd Devilled 'ongue. SARDINES, > n-g Powders VIATOES. Rye Flour, former prices. FRIENDS ARE MISSING OT INSPECTING OUR r 0 0 D S , .T A BIG DISCOUNT, AND r SAME BASIS , CO S. RED OIL, tFECT LIGHT. TO BK MLY FROM ag & Hunter. 10 tf "15 uy er?T JOK OF conns EVES "BEFORE. SELF AND BE CONVINCED. s Goods and Trimmings, also MILLINERY. complete in all linos. AND SHOES. ds, such as Ginghams, Prints, omestics, we arc headquarters, nst any house in South Caro)ds. we can show you one of the largest stocks over l?rniitrht in W - - " O""" " rd times, and we have bought wn to hard pan. MILLINERY! md Trimmings are full in all iid size, up to any pocket book, terns just received, & Sparks. 6 if ' "NEW 1 RAC1 We arc offering this week Straw Ilats, Men and Ludie pers, etc. Men's Straw Hat all of thorn in one pile, anc lot at 50c. worth from 87e. t that we have determined ti regardless of what they e< the best one's have all beer ladies Oxfords going the san for new goods, and must h; The good trade we are h; chants*are complaining of' us that our customers appre have given them, and encou Our Shoe stock has nev< every department as it is n< than ever. Can sell you a j 75c. Then our prices ran? hand made shoe for ?1.50. Ladies slippers at -18, G very fine ones. Nice Lawn for 21c. Calico, 4 cents. Tobacco, Snuff, Soap, ; things cheaper than you eve Come and let us show you I HAR April 10 MIL-SUMMl Wc arc offering all Summer goods White and Black Lawn, Cliallics, CUv< ards, Prints, Ginghams, etc Men's Summer clothing, Black Alpa< ford Ties, at a great sacrifice. Men's si These goods must go, as we n< FALL S ' X-rOur trade continues good, thus ilitis profits is appreciated T AT A r T T T i in M i L L We arc beating the town, both as to s J. i Mch 'jo i; Wm, A. Nicho M A. IV TC HAVE ADDED TO TIIEIR A Savings E of $i 1 an1> l' l'wau l)s EXCHANGES DOUUIIT AND SOLD, eoi WE SOLICIT VOUft BUSINESS, UK IT EAR YOU FAIR AND COURTE CALL AND EXAMINE Jan '2*2 1 Goods m If you want Boots, Shoes, Clothing- chea] as we are goir our|Business. RODGKER <S > S*p 6 80 itlRK KET. i special inducements in s Oxfonls, Ladies Slips worth from 48 to 87c, 1 *\ - ? i go at Hoc. Anotlier 0 $1.25. These are lots ) close out, so tlicy go >st. Conic early before 1 sold. Some men and le way. We need room ive it. iving while other mcr'liard times," proves to ciate t!ie low prices we rage us to greater efforts. ?r been so complete in ow, and prices are lower Man's high cut shoe for ?C right on up to a line 8, 73, 8b, and on up to ind hundreds of other r bought them, through our stock. tESPECTFU LLY, RY & BELK. 15 lv ? J ER SALE. at a great reduction, including orons, liedi'ord Cords, Silk Foulcas, Seersuckers etc. Ladies Oxtraw Hats at your own prices, ceil tlie money to lay in our T"0 0 K. T ^li' [jft ifl JTi "* irating iliat good goods for short our patrons, INERY tvlcs and prices. N. McLURE, Ag't. ' ly ilson & Son, JE3 rc S? . GENERAL RANKING department. .LECTIONS MADE, INSURANCE. (*E Oil SMALL. AND WILL PROMISE UUS TREATMENT. OUR BANK SAFES. Gmi i st ?;(). i Dry Goods, Hats, and p, call on ns Lg to change c PURCELL. if.