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Tue Fabwsks Fallisu isto Like Fob Fhetpab'd ako Orb. ?Mr 8. It. Lutnkin. soliciting agent of the Charleston, Cincinnati ah 1 Cbica?j road, and a man who is thoroughly fr.miliar with matter* agricultural and | olit cal in thp ?iuuuga LIvli ins line runs, is stopping for a f?w days av tue Charleston Hotel. Speaking to a reporter Mr. Lumpkin gave some interesting political facts coucermug the coua'ies of York, Lancaster and Kcrsh*w. He said thAt the good Conservative farmers of those an 1 other counties in the up-country were no longer the blind followers of Tillman which they were in 1890. The farmers througout the country were doing their own thinking and they were becoming disgusted wiih the bitterors* which Tillman has dragged into thii campaigo. iu .?ir. uuniKta's opinion Governor Till* t man hid not mads a speech since the campaign opened which hod not materia'ljr in- ' jure I hitu with the best class of farmers. ' These uien. lie thought/ had been led into an endorsement of the unreasoning warfare which Tiilunn waged ugainn corporations and capital two years ago without at heart believing that either was inimical to their interest. They wcro now reasoning the inat'er out for themselves, and, iiko the sturdy, houcst men that they are, were beginuing to abandon a cause which could not fail to be detrimental to themselves. The farmers, sa'd Mr. Luuikin. are awak- 1 ing to the fact that they have gut hold ef the wrong ntan to lead them, and tliey will * soon make a public acknowledgment at the polls of that conviction. The change which was in progress was a rapid oue. The speaker said that he called to mind just then one out of many clubs in the up-country. Tlio club he referred to was in York county. It was a club composed exclusively of farmers, and in IS'.IO its solid vote had been cist for Tillman. This year 'J'idnian would not get a vote in the club, and this was not an isolated case. Mr. Luuikin spoke at sotno length on this subject, and said that the chauge taking place in the political sentiment in his sec- 1 lion was rapi<i and far reaching.?Xrus ami !l Courier. ? Answer This Question.?Why do so many < ' people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by indigestion, Constipation, Dirzints1. Loss of Appetite, Coming up of the foul. Vol low .Skin, when ^ for 76 cents we will soil them Shiloh's Vila- n Pr li/.er, guaranteed to euro them. Sold by | II. K. Smith & Co. I1LTS1LL?El SON. Married, ou the 11th inst., by Itev. it. G. Clifford, Mr. William f It. Itetsill to Miss Julia C. Hison. List of Letters | Remaining in the Postotficc at Union, for the week ending August 12th, 18D2. Miss Ida Coley. , Mr Thorn Mcarph jj Mis Dinah Gregory, |Miss Deilcas Tieas Mr. James Miller, j Persons cnlling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will berc<juired to pay one cent for their delivery. i J. C. HUNT lilt, P. M. > The Financial Condition of the County. i OtitcK or County Commissioners, \ Union County, s. C , Arausr Sin, 1892. j lit order to correct erroneous reports circulating through the County, Ij the great injury of the existing Hoard of County Commissioners, the board take pleasure to make the following report : Indebtedness of County, tiscal A year 1887-88 $ 13,094 85 Unfinished Contracts 5,700 00 'lVtil Indobtedness, 1887-88 18,794 45 p RESOURCES FISCAL YEAR, 1891-92. Cash on hand and with Co. Treas... $ 3,000 00 I'll si inaeoteuness. Levy 1891-92, est. 3,000 00 Ordinary County " 13,000 00 $ 10,000 00 'j LIABILITIES, 1891?92 a Bui. Past Indebtedness J 1,000 71 ' Bal. Ordinary County 920 70 Current Indebtedness Fiscal year to date 8,507 03 Current Indebtedness bal fiscal I, year to Oct. 31 '92 5,000 00 i, For disbursements Fisc il year 1802-3 3,505 14 $ 10,000 00 The estimates are taken front former levies and from the last quarter, ending tlscil year 1890?91, and may be relied upon as being tl nearly correst. Respectfully submitted. I W. M. OALLMAN, ) p .). A. CHAMBERS, ^ C. Come. 1. M. MOBLEY, j Attest : CtiARi.v.a Boi.r. "I Clerk of Board,j JL5~A iI 15 1?S <J U li: J! : AT GIBBS' TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. fllllK undersigned will give a FIRST I CLASS BARBECUE uu the day of THE CAMPAIGN .M EETINtJ, ?AT (ilUHS/ AU(i. ltLWe have snune line fat careaso, and intend , to have a splendid dinner. Everybody and the candieates are cov- u dinlly invited. W. It. GILLIAM, W. S. LA WSt.t.N , ,?ug . -I. r BARBECUE AT JONESVILLE. 8 A? U&\J ST 30, 1892. rnilKI'iimnry Micction will be lielil on _L Tuesday, August UOtli, and the suhse'H>;r will i n iiini iiay, jrivc the BEST BARBECUE DINNER ever gotten uj? in thiscounty, on Mr. \V. J. Crawford's land, at Jmcsvitle, an t invites t lie jiiiliiie in general and the candidates in jnirtiviiliir ti jartakc. .). li. SI'llul'SK. !l July ::i ;it; 1 Barbecue at Union, r ,-.T Till. < "IMA CAM 1' A KIN .M lili I INC. ^ AUGUST Tdl li sub-wri'not - wi 1 give a No. 1 barbecue at I ni >n t'. II.. on ' Tin'Stla.v, Aii? uwi I 1 the day of ti e County citnpiign inciting. *1*1*0 Iicsi of nic.-ii- and tho be.-: of en >l?? have boon cngigc I, J. II. i'Allli, r J. Ci. tJAI.LMAN. J July-J'.' Sit. j WlNI'IIUOl' STATE NORMAL COLl.l'Xifl, Columbia, S. C. Thorough Training nil 1 practice in best mot Inn's ol to telling. Faculty rompo-ed of instructorof extensive :t:t t sncccs-ful experience in teaching te tehcr*. open to wlti'e girls over ( 17. Session begins Septeuivor tiradu- < ft.es secure good positions. Eicli county i given 11\o scholarship- one worth .7-1 >(t n se -i 'ii and one of free tuition. Competitive examination Augu?l "> at Coiirtlioiisc of each county. Address : l?. IS. JOHNSON, I'r.sidcnl. Ml t 'oluiuhlil, S ( > ' WOFFORO COLLEGE. SPARTANBURG. S C.. J AS ll r x it i ,C!.E, LL.u., 1 resident. FOUNDED 1851. WOFFOKD Col'ege offers to students in the four college classes two parallel courses of study, each leading to the degree i>* Rachel >r of Arts, in ooe of which Modern Languages are substituted for Greek. EXPENSES, lizard, tuition, matriculation, washing, light--, iuel, bioke and stationery, the necessary ?Me _'e expenses for the year, can be met w; h ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. The advantages offered by IVightmau and Aluuini Halls enable stu jems 10 meet their coiloge expenses with bis very soi ill amount. The next session begins the 3rd day of Uctober. IS'.1!'. J. A. GAMEWELL, Secretary of Faculty. IVOFFOP.D COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL. Sf AKTANIIl KU, S. C. The Sixth Session begins October 3rd. 1892. Hoys pi et ared for UVbego. Expenses :overed l?y Sl"?0 u year. Supervision o<U'wrul and constant. A. G. HEM BERT, A. M. Head Master. Notice to Creditors. State of South arolinu. COUNTY OF UNION. Isaac M. Phillips, r! ??/, I'/ahiti/fa Ritfus Phillips, it nl /teleiiilunti. LfNUEK an order in the above stated case, J by Hou. T. 15. Eraser. Circuit Judge, he creditorsol Zachartah Phillips, deceased, ire required to present an.l establish their Iniuis against the e-tate of raid Zachoriah Miillips before me. on or before the 10th lay of September, 1892. C. II. PEAKE. Master for Union County. July 13 29 Ut. m UNION DRUG COMPANY. ? . ? niE UNION DRUG COMPANY lespcctfully inform the people of Uuion that they are receiving a complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS -AND Ill Kinds of Fanrv Ailiclcs i IsttaPy kept in !i completely equipped and well conducted Drug Store, such as I<>| U;T SOAPS. TOOTH AND IIA1H KKUSIIKS. POWDHKS OF Till: UKSTOUAMTIUS, Nl) A LI. (IT 11 Kit AllTI'LKS KOIt TIIK TOII.KT. UESriMPTlONS carefully pompounded AT ALL IIOUHS. We intend to keep a complete slock of csh goods iu each dcpartmeiit, and invite lie public to try the ({Utility of our goods ml our prices. Jnion Drug Company. Jan lib 6 tf The Candidates Quarters. When you sec a man's name in these uaricrs you may feel sure that Five Dollars as been paid for the privilege of appearing i such good company. SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION. T. j H. SMITH. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for lie ollice of Supervisor of Kcgisiration for Inion County, subject to the decision of the rimary election. T- J. II. SMITH. I-'OK THE LEGISLATURE. THUS. C. DUNCAN. We are authorized to announce Col: Thos. Duucan a candidate for the Legislature, abject to tlie decision of the primary dooou. * THUS. 11. COKE. Subject to the decision of tho democratic rnnary election, 1 atu a candidate for tho jgislaturo. THUS. II. GO UK. * JOHN W. McCltAVV. We are authorized to announce J<>h 11 W. IcL'ravy a candidate for a seat in the Legiturc, subject to the decision of the primary lection. ' JOILN W. McCltAVV. * J. It. J EF F Ell IKS. I hereby announce myself a candidate to epresenl the people of Union Cstinty in lio Legislature : subiect to the decision of he primary election. JOHN It. JKITKUIKS. It. W. IIA Kit IS. I hereby anu ounce snyself a candidate to j epresenl the pciple of Union County in lie Legislature ; subject to the decision of . lie ptimary election. It. \V. 11AIIR1 s. J c. r>. ittiiio. At the earnest solicitation of friends, I j II tlllll 111'.. IIIVvoll IV |.-linli;l*ll.. I.. I "V > ... -VIII lie people ul" Cuioti County in I lie Stule .Cgislulute : subject to (lie deci'nn of the iritnary election C 15. lltHH). 15. FOWLKK. I respcclfully announce to the voters ol ni'Ui County that 1 am a Cfttnliihite for the j .cgisl'tture: subject to I he decision of the j iritiiny election. CttHIKKY 15. Ft?\VLKI!. <1. WAI.TON WHITMAN. Allow me, through the columns of your apor, to announce myself a candidate lor a lent in the House of Kepresentativos. subect to endorsement by the democratic \oters it the next 1'iimnry Election. (i. W.VLTUN WHITMAN. I OH ( OKOMIK 15. F. UHEUOIIY. I respectfully atinoiiiicc myself a cmnliliilc tor re-cUction to the ofliec of Coroner : uhject to the decisiou of the primary clccioit 15. I'. <il!K(i()R\. .1 ASl'Ell A VCOCK. I respectfully num.mice myself a candiIttC for tiie ollice of Coroner lor Cuioti County, snbipct to th decision of the I'riiMttry e'eetion. l.vSl'iili A\thycK, "? - " V ? Candidates. FOR SHFinVK A. OOLK LYLB8. 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 LYLKS. * J. Q11)EON liONQ. 1 respeatfully announce myself as a,- >x?didate for re-election to the office of Slits., of Union County. Subject to the decision o. ( the democratio yoters at the ensnin.it primary election. J. O. LONU. * JAMES 11. UAKTLES. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for tlie Sheriff"suffice. subject to the decision of the primary election. J. II. 11ARTLES, * FOR CLERK OF COURT JOSEPH 11 McKlSSICK. I respcotfully annouueo myself as a candidate for re-clection to the office of Clerk of Court of Common Pleas and (ietieral Sossious for Uniou Couu?y. : subject to th tlorwinn i?f tl?? - ??v. v. ..... ivivi9 .ii uic ensuing primary election. JOSEPH II. McKlSSlCK. * FOKSCH 001. COMMISSIONER NEW TON G. L1TTLEJ0I1N. Tin many friends of Newton G. Littlejo'uti respectfully auuouuce hint as a candidate worthy of the otUcc of School Cointuissioner for Union County : subject to the decision of the democratic primary election. "Many Fiuknds." I M. L. LEMASTEIi 1 berehy respectfully announce myself a candidate for the otllce of School Coniwissiouer for Union County: subject to the decision of the people at the Primary election. M. L. LEMASTEK. * J. L. WALKEK. 1 hereby nunouuee myself as a candidate for re-election to the otlicc of School Commissioner, respectfully abiding by decision of the primary election L. WALKER. * FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER W. M. QALLMAX. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the otlicc of County Commissioner, subject to the decision of the people at the Primary election. W. M. UALLMAN. * J. W. NANCE. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner. Subject to the decision of ilie voters of the primary election. .1 W. NANCE. It. S. THOMAS, .lit. The many fiicues of It. S. Thomas, Jr.. respectfully announce him as a candidate for the otlicc of County Commissioner : sub- / jeet to the decision of the primary election. { Many Friknus. * 1. M. MuHUKY. I respectfully announce myself a caudi- J| date for the office of t'ouiity Commissioner; I subject to lite decision of the primary election. 1. M. MOBI.KY. J. A. CHAM HERS. 1 hereby anuouuee myself a candidate for re-election to the office of t'ounty t'ontmissioncr; subject to the decision of the primary election. While I feel that 1 have done my duty faithfully tli? piutl two yoarn, my oiparitnct in the office has made nie familiar with the financial affairs of the County, and 1 think will enable me to till the position more to the / profit of the County hereafter, than 1 could without that experience. J. A. CHAMBERS. - 4 THOMAS J. EST US. 1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate for County Commissioner of Union County, subject to the decision of the democratic voters of the primary election. i THOMAS J. ESTKS. CJ FOR TREASURER. SANFORD W1 Lit URN. At the earnest .solicitation of fricuds 1 announce myself a candidate for the otlico V of Treasurer of Union County ; subject to the decision of the primary election. SANFORL) W1LUURN. * U J. B. T. SCOTT. Ol 1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer for Union County, subject to the decision of the primary election. J. 11. T. SCOTT. li J AMliS 1>. GOING. 1 hereby announce myself us a candidate "1 for the oflice of Couuty Treasurer for Union J t'mmty. subject iu the decision of tho people at llie primary election. 1 solicit the support of the Democratic party. J A M IIS I). GOING. * tti JOHN 1*. THOMAS. 1 1 hereby announce myself a candidate I for the ollicc of Treasurer of Union County. JOHN 1>. THOMAS. * \Y. T. JET BR. The friends of William T. Jeter, having full confidence in his ttbilily and integrity, tl h- cby announce liiin as a candidate for the oflice of Treasurer of Union County : subject to the decision of the people at the primary election. Fiiiknus. * FOR AUDITOR J. II. 111.ANTON, 1 hereby onuouncc myself a candidate for theollicc of Auditor of t nion <'ounty, subject to the decision of tho primary oloolion. | j. i>. lii./wro.N. e< 1>. INMA.V I hereby announce myself a candidate A for die otticc of Audito" 1 * Union County; ubj'.ct to tlic uccisioii ol die jniinary clec- A turn. itAMIil. IN MAN. A .). C. 01 IS. l; 1 licreliy announce myself a candidate for Auditor of Union County, subject to tlie endorsement of the I'ritm'.ry U'cctioii. I J. C. OTl'?. K' J. K. 15A1LKY. v I respectfully announce myself uj u candidate for Auditor of Union County; subject to the decision of dip democratio voters of j die primary election. .1. F. J1AILKY. * NA'IT It. MORtJAN. I respectfully announce myself ns a candidate for the office ot Auditor f?>r the County "f Union, subject to the decision of . the primary election , NATT it. MORGAN. s] I'BYTuX U. LOVK. 1 hereby place myself before the people of r Union County as a candidate for the office of 1' Auditor subject to the decision of the voter- the piimnvy election I'UVfON 15 LOVK. * NO roi ?^? > k* STRICTLY HERE ARE FIGURE BO YARDS HANDKERCHI CR.OSS-BARR] 6 to 6 1-4 -<T*- . For the nei )ffer the ab( priced, to close V1X?At LRU YOU "LAYING BY'' WI'J 'VICTOR The most practical invention for s lean and level. Sizes, 14 to 20 ii The heat of Summer is upon us, ai Light W ife have them from 50c. to $4.50. Straw Ilats at 50 per cent oft*! ' We have a few sizes in Zicglcr ten, which we will sell you at L(J f your inspection. GAUZE UN it extra sizes, for fat men, is somct Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams, l'ine DRESS ill he sold at reduced prices Fh tlking to the ladies now. FOR A SILV You can paint your huggy, and m aint ready prepared. Apply it to-'. Now ix t.lio timn to rminf vom. 1>^>. - J ...... J tiyjt lis line at the lowest prices. !' S. We liavo buggy umbi FOSTER, WI Jfva County Campaign Meetings. Mill! programme arrnnged for I lie County L campaign by the Democratic Kxecutive immittce, is us fellows: Helton. Pinckney Township, August Dili. Wilkinsville, (lo wdeysvilla Township, ugust lOih. Timber Uidge, Drnytonville, Township, wgust I I th. Mubry's Mill. Draytonvillc Towi ship, ngust ll'tli. .loncsville. JoDcsville Township, August ilh. moo* nogansvine, Township, August 1 t>tIt. t\oss Keys, Cross Keys Township. August rtli. FUck Hock, Goshen Jiill Township, Auiisl 18th. Fish Dflni, Fish l)am Township. August Jth. Ssntuc, Hantuc Township, August 20ili. Union, Union Towusbip, August 28d. . W. GnKcoRY, . A. COLliJ^'Lite, oecty. Cou JyT.no ir man. July 81 41. TO R6AD OVERSEERS! TAKE NOTICE, THAT ALL SUCTIONS )i roads .MUST e worked n;,d ooropletcd, ready for in[iCtiiun, no later than August 80th next. The Overseers will please notify ',hj ounty Commissioners at this office, or their omcs, if more convenient, when roads nre eady f?>r Inspection. Ily orl()'| the 'oan'- (,jj ^ j-ades display '.ing the reaouf* Jnly ''ournninent J. B. S burlottc. won first pri l Confederate vetei?nc Or fcW?? ' r Trnr/^n BUSINESS LOW PRICES. 2D LAAVI> FOR $1.00 EFS 50C. DOZ. 3D MUSLIN, ets. yard. [t ten days we )ve goods as them out. RESPECTFULLY, ng & Hunter. __ 10 tf AOUll COTTON ANI) CORP LT1 A sweep; (hallow plowing. Leaves your row lclics wide. Try one. nd you feel like doniug a eonifortabl Aght Coal, Tlicy must go ! We need the space llros., hand sewed low cut shoes, fo >W CUT prices. These are worthy RE 11 WEAR, hing hard to Hud, but we Have tt Apple Tissues, in fact all Suunuci O O O D S >R CASI1, to close out. We ar< ERDOLLAR akc '.t look as well as a new one lay and drive out to-morrow. use. We can supply your wants i 'cllas for the candidates. LKINS & CO i if A MFVA7 PI niA/ , . Ki.ff L.V vv , FOR CHEAP TERRACING. I AM now completing a plow for terracinj ami will l)u glad in receive orders froi any one.wishing terracing done. I guurantt satisfaction. My price for terraciug i reasonable. Having made surveying a special study, will be glud to do any work in that line. All orders left at Messrs. (Sruham Sparks' store will receive immediate attet lion. INSURANCE AGENT. I am also agent for the Equitable Li Insurance Company, at this place, ar solicit a liberal share of the patronage that line of business. C. C. WHITESIDE. Aptil 2'J 18 4.u* CHEAP MONEY. Representing one of the !attest Cot panics in the United States, 1 offer loan money to the people of Union Count at 2 per tviil. discount, lobe paid i" l< years, an 1 in ea*y installments. For l'u particulars, call on I'. M. COHEN. Union. S. June 24 2b 2tn When at Home. Hereafter i shall bo in my otiice Union, the first days of each week. I? A. TOWN SEND. ^ May Li lit) tf. A ? I ?' " NEW" RACI ' SLAu Everything in Summer the next fifteen or twenty them at prices that will m to carry a broken stock to i \Vl? fill* " - ? ~ l" *^v ing, Straw Huts, Ladies Dr Lawns, Challios, Kmbroh and Striped Organdies Lawns, Calico, Giughams We haven't the space to < will just give you a SAMP Good Calico, -5c, a yar 9 Good Figured Lawn, 25 Good Glial lies, 25c. a yi Good Challies, worth 10 Coat and Vest^ worth fn Coat and Vest, worth $1 Straw llats, worth from We have the largest, el stock of shoes in the State, lor ?1.00, sells everywhere of Men's ami Ladies Oxfoi cleared out. Call and examine them. HAI April 10 ' MID-SUMM i Wo are offering all Summer got White ami Black Lawn, (Jhallies, C arils, Prints, (linghams, oto Men s Summer clothing, Black A1 fonl Ties, at a great sacrifice. Men's These goods must go, as we FALL i Our trade continues good, thus il ^ profits is apprccia I N M I L I s We are heating the town, hotli as t J. Mch JO ! BI(V ST( SPRING nHF.APF.fi THAN vr JLJL. XJA1 JL JU 11 X XX XI XI . CUMK AND OB 13 TOJ> YOUR Ladies see our iinc of Dree > OUR .NEW Our notion stock is i DRY GOODS In staple and fancy dry got > Outings, IVreals, Lawns, and L !. Our prices are guaranteed agai lina who carries lirst class goi " IN SHOES Union, notwithstanding the hs them so the prices are right d< MILLINERY! Our stock of Hats, I Ion nets a lines. We can suit any face a A lu'l line of Ihittericks Pat 5 Graham I Jau 22 ? noons iv fc 1(1 in If you wai Boots. Shoei n- ! s Clothing* che? as we are g*o: our Business. RODGER fc'ep^G ! MMnilMMHMaMHMMNMMi YORK 1 CET'S Ece ??aEE. Goods to be closed out ill days, and we have marked ove them. Cannot, afford iext season. In some lines i one-half. Summer Clothess Goods, such as Figured lercd Robes, Rlnck Plaid White Plaid and Striped etc., all to go at a price, piote prices on much) but LK of what we have done. d. c. a yard, ird. e. at tie. a yard. )in $1.00 to $5.00, for $1.50. .50, for 50e. 50 to 08e. for 25c. Iieapest and best assorted Nice men's Sunday shoe i for $1.25 to $1.50, A lot d's and Slippers must he No trouble to show goods. RESPECTFULLY, *RY & BELK. 15 1 y fF.P R A T.F LUJLt KJ J.JL iJ JJ )ds at a groat reduction, including hvorons, lied ford Cords, Silk Foulpacas, Seersuckers etc. Ladies Oxi straw llats at your own prices, need the money to lay in our < t o q k Iusfrating that good goods for short ted l>y our patrons, i I N E 11 Y o stylos and prices. W. McLTJRE, Ag't. 12 ly JL* TJ \ dK I t S . J(JIV Oh' GOODS. EVER BEFORE. W AND BE CONVINCED. IS Goods and' Ml ULINERV: M)' complete in all lilies. AND SHOES. ><Is, such as Ginghams, Prints, )omcstics, we are headquarters. 11st any house in South Caro:sls. we can show you one ot the largest stocks ever brought to Lr<l times, ami we have bought iwn to hard pan. MILLINERY! uid Trimmings are lull in all nd size, up to any pocket book terns just received. Q v?\niolr o OC ?vo. ft If 1UST GO. it Dry Goods, 3, Hats, and ip, call on us mg to change & PURCELL. -j JO " I^|