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On, What a Coroii.?Will you heed tlio warning. The signal j erhips of Ilia sure Approach of that moro terrible diseaso, Con* Sumption. Ask yourselves if you oan sff^ril foi>4pe soke of saving 50c, to run the risk amAnnothing for it. We know from experi^Vb that Shlloh's Cure will cure your Cough. It never fal's. This explains why moro than n Million bottles were sold the pest yeer. It relieves croup and whooping Cough at once. Mothers do not be without it. For lauio back, side or Chest uso Shiloh's Porous Plostor. Sold by II. K. Smith & Co. A No Politics is Errma Cas*.?Officers R. 9- , ' & Q. Ward of the South Carolina Railway and John H. Montgomery of the Paoolet Manufacturing Company have respectively crushed out Tillmanite slanders that men in their employ have been discharged for political reasons. Mr. Ward's section Master was removed for gross neglect ef duty and Mr. Montgomery's ^hand for dishonesty. Tillman's martyrs do* no oredit to him.? rne Matt. GAFFNEYCITl Male and Female Seminary. TUB next annual session will open on WEDNESDAY, THE 7TII OF SEPT. 1892. Board, Tuition and Books male reasonable to suit the times. Fob catalogues or further particulars, address, W. F. McARTHUR, \ v-int.innU 11. O. SAMS, | Principals. Aug 19 34 2in. CHEAP TICKETS EAST. Q. A. It.. Washington, D. C., and Naval Rbview, Baltimore : On these occasions the Richmond & Dsnvillo R. 11., will sell from all its coupon ticket offioos Excursion Tioksta at ona ONE LOWEST FIRST-CLASS fARE F011THE ROUND TRIP. On sale September 18th to 20th , inclusive; valid returning until October 10th, 1892. This great System has made extraordinary preparations to h audio this immense husiness better th's year than for any previous Encampment. Full information obtainable from any agent of the Richmond A Danrillt R. R. Aug ^9 34 2t. ^ DUB WEST FEM ALE COLLEGE. I . DUE WEST, S. C. THIRTY-THIHD YEAR BEGINS OCTOBER 3D, 1892. e As a BOARDING SCHOOL, offers SPECIAL ADVANTAGESio Literaturo, French, German, Art and Music, Teachers Thorough and Progressive. MORAL INFLUENCES, UNUSUAL. LOCATION HEALTHFUL, RATES REASONABLE: ^ Enrolled ft'.t pupils last session. Inquire about the scbool and ssnd for Catalogue. MRS. L. M. BONNER, Principal. II. E. BONNER, Vico Principal. Aug 19 31 lm.* SHERIFF S SALES. FOR SEPTEMBER, 1892. BY virtue of sundry executions to me directed, I will reii before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, on Monday, the fifth day of September next, during the ligal hours of Sheriff"* Sales, the following desoribed property to wit: Thr?e tracts ol land belonging to John C, Sinclair, situate, lying and being in Union (ownabip, Unjon County, as follow*. . m?. i. Containing (wenty-six and ona ha'f aoras, - more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. P. Dawkins, A. II. Poster, William Munro, and otlior lands of John C. Sinclair. TRACT NO. 2. Containing one hundred and fifty-six acres, more or ltss, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. P. Dawkins, E. Hawkins, William Munro, and other lands of John C. Sinclair. TRACT NQ. 3. Containing thirty-six aores, more or less, bounded by lands of N. B. Morgao, the estate of L. E. Meador, deceased, and other lands of John C. Sinclair. Levied on and to be sold as the property of JobnC. Sinclair, at tho suits of The Merchants & Planters' National Bank, of Union, S. 0., and William Munro, Plaintiffs agaiost John C. Sinolair, Defendant. Jf, 0, LONG. S. U. C. Aug 10 84 St. Delinquent Tax Sales; Tho following ltoal and Personal proparty will ba sold for taxes before the Courthouse door at Union, on Saleeday in September, 1892. Heal ENtqte. 1. One traot of land belonging to the estate of Isabella Dunn, in Qowdeysville township, containing 125 acres. _2. One tract of land belonging to M. M. Darnott, in Union township, containing 140 acrso. 3. One lot of land bolougitig to W. E. Johnson, in Fish Darn township. 4. One lot of land belonging to L. W. .loaning, in Fish Dam township. / i. One tract of lund bo'ODging to Mrs. R. C. Kobuck, in Fish Dam township, containing 80 acres. 0. Que lo), of land belonging tp J. W. Wofd. in Fish t>arp township. 7. One lot of land belonging to Victor Qago, in Union School Distriot. 8. One tract of land belonging to F. M. Hoball, in Oowdejovillo township, containing 9. Ono tract of laul belonging to Mrs. M. P. Dawkina, ia Union School Distriot, contain ing 244 scros. 10. Ons tract of land belonging to Mrs. M. P. Dawkios, in Drajtonvillo township, containing 020 acres. U. Ono tract of land belonging to Mro. M. P Dawkins, in JouesTillo township, containing aerpf. S . i IX, Uno tragi or land bolongtng lo H. P. Bogap, in Bogansri le township, containing 44 acres: Personal Property. 13. One Mosely safe, and one beating store bolongiog to 11. 11. Gibbes. 14. One sulky plough and twe-horse wagon belonging to G. W. I'sike. 16. Two BadUeads, Two Feather beds, one aafs, one trunk, three chai??, and one pb$st belonging to Harriet Kiee.' 16. Qne bureau, two pots, one tea kettle %n4 two qreqs belonging to Anderson Sartor. The abort described real estate and personal properly wi 1 be sold for taxes et the suit of the State agtinsi the persons named 1 , abort. J. 0. LONG, S. U. C. ' Sheriff's Ofiics, Aug. 13th, 1892. Tn ttnan nuFRftFFna f I "W if ^mvvwmiiv f I TAltK NOTICE, THAT ALL SECTIONS of roade MUST bo worked and completed, ready for inepoction, no later than Auguit 80th next. The Orerieora will plcaao notify the County Commins oners at (hie office, or tbejr fiftaQbv, if raofe convenient when roads are ready for inspection. Ily order of ihe Board. CHARLES 110LT, Clerk of Board. | Jnly 29 81 6t. Managers of Primary Election. THE following lute beon appointed managers to conduct the primary election to be held August 80, 1892, at their respective precincts : Fiih Dam.?W. H. Jeter, P. II. Jeter, J. W. Jeter. Santuc.?D. B. Fant, A. W. Gilmore, J. M. Bewley. Hughes.?J. J. Ilughrs, J. H. Savage, Smith Ivy. ; Aelton.?H. 8. Porter, J. M. Gault, J. H. Sprouse. Sarratl'*.?W. L. Goudelook, Q. Andrew Byars, Jonaih&a Buioe. >1 ilkinwille.? Sylvanus F. Estes, G. W; McKown. Alfred W. Davis. Dragt-nviUe.?Tbos. Spencer, Columbus Spencer, Pinknoy Phillips. Timber Ridge?Dr. H. B. Tate, Jobn E. JefTcries, G. W. Webster. Glandgtburg Mill.?C. T. Mabry, Jts. Jones, Jas Byars. Oibbs'.?II. C. Lawson, Sr., Gordan Williams, E. A. Pruitt. Coleraint.?Dr. B. F. Walker, T. J. L. Linder, Giles Kirby. Jonesuille ?J. W. Cunningham, F. P. Osliields, J. B. Free. Crott Keg*.?J. B. Davis, J. M. Bennett, B. G. Wilburn. Goshen Hill.?Q. O. Hughey, It. M. Aughtry, J. M. Henderson. Union.?C. C. Sartor, L. N. Rodger. T. K. PntUw J. W. Ghkooky, A. C? LYLES, Sect'y. Co. Chairman. Aug 19 34 2t. Mortgage Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION BY request of J. W. Scott, Administrator of tha state of John Mayes, deceased, and by virtu* of a power of sale contained in a mortgage given to D. T. Black, 3d February, 1886, and recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in Book 6, No. 7. page 71, I will sell at publio sals, before the Courthouse door, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday in September, 1892, all his right title and interest in and to a certain tract of land in JonesviBe township, in Union County, in the State aforrsaid, containing one hundred and ninety-sevon (197)^ acres, bounded by lands of Jesse llishop, Mary MoDaniel, estate of Wro. Long nnd others. Terms of sale?CAS1I. Purohaser to pay for papers. Wm. A NICHOLSON, Assignee. Aug 19 34 3t. WOFFORD COLLEGET" SPARTANBURG, S. C., JAS. II. CARLISLE, LL.D., Pblsidkkt. JL' 1>1. WOFFORD College offers to students in the four college classes two parallel courses of study, each lending to the degree of Bachelor of Arts, in one of which Modern Languages are substituted for Greek. EXPENSES. Board, tuition, matriculation, washing, lights, fuel, books and stationery, the necessary College expenses for the year, can be met with ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. The advantages offered by Wightman and Alumni Halls enable students to meet their college expenses with this very small amount. The next session begins ^be 9rd day of October, 1892. J. A. GAMEWELL, Secretary of Faculty. WOFFOP.D COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL. S??ART.\nul-RO, 8. C. The Sixth Session begins October 8rJ, 1892. Boys prepared for College. Expenses covered by $160 a year. Supervision careful and constant, A. 0. REMBKRT, A. M. Mead Master. The Candidates Quarters. When you see a man's uame in these i quarters you may feel sure that Five Dollars ( has boen paid for thn nrivili??* nf ?nnn?vi in suoit good ocmpany. Delegates to the State Convention RBlOhM. I CONSERVATIVE. J W Gregory, |J C Richards, T K Palmar, |Wm. Jefferirs, M B Lea, |Wm. Betsill, < J 0 Tata, iJaa- Garner, < J M Greer, |D H Miller, I B F Botiq, ij I) Sartor, J S Welob, ll' L llames, W II Gault. 11 M Liitlajohn. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. , "THUS. C. DUNCAN. We are authorised to announce Col. Thos, C. Duncan a oandiJate for the Legislature, subject to the decision of the primary elec* lion. .. .. *l THQ8. II. GORE. j Subject to the deo'sion of the democratic ( firiuiary election, 1 am a candidate for the ] egislature. i'linu ii /iaiid ? Xiivo. Ui VIUUTi. w JOHN W McCBAVY. W? are authorized to announce John W. j McCraty a candidate for a seat in the Legiature, subject to the decision of the primary election. JOHN W. McCH.\V.Y" * J. H, .) i.n i:ui i;s. j 1 hereby auuounce myself a candid ite to I represent the people of Union Caunty iu < the Legislature; subject to the decision of ( the primary election, < JOHN K. JFFFJJRIBrt.* K. W. HAltH 18. I hereby announce myself a candidate to represent the people of Union County in the Legislature ; subject to the decision of j the primary election. K. W. IlAnnis. bqjkj.. At tlpj tat neat solicitation of friends, I nnnonnoe myself a candidate to reprosent the people of Union County in tho State 1 Legislature ; subject to tho decision of the * primary election. t C B. BOB0. GODFRK.v n mwr i'o I respectfully aunounoe to the voters of Union C'cunty that 1 f\m * Candidate for the ' Legislature;' subject to the decision of the 1 primary election. GODFREY D. FOWUW. U WALTON WHITMAN. ~ Allow me, through the columns of your ( roper, to announce myself a candidate for a , sent in the House of Representatives, sub- , jectto endorsement by the democratic voters at the next Primary Election, WALJON WHITMAN. FOB CORONER B. F. GREGORY. j I respectfully annonnce myself a candi- < date for re-elrction to the office of Coroner ; < subject to tbe decision of the primary election ft. F. QRHQOBY. JASPER AYCOCK. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the offioo of Coroner for Union County, subjeot to the deoision of the Pri- 1 mary electioa. JASPER AYCOCK. Candidates, FOR SHERIFF. A. COLE LYLES. At the solicitation of friends, I announce myself as a candidate fur Shoriff of Union County; subject to the decision of the primary election. A. COLE LYLES. * J. GIDEON LONQ. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for re-election to ,the offioe of Sheriff, of Union County. Subject to the decision of the democratic voters at the ensaing primary election. J. G. LONG. * JAMES II. BARTLE8. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the Sheriff's Office, subject to the decision of the primary election. J. II. BARTLES, * FOR CLERK OF COURT. JOSEPH H- MoKISSICK. I respectfully announco myself as a candidate for re-election to tho office of Clerk of Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions for Union Couuiy ; subject to th decision of the democratic voters at the ensuing primary election. "JOSEPH II. McKISSICK. * FOR SUM OOL COMMISSIONER NEWTON 0. LITTLEJOIIN. The many friends of Newton G. LittlejoLn respectfully announce him ss a candidate worthy of the office of School Commissioner for Union County ; subject to the dec'sion of the demccratio primary election. ".Mani Fbiknds." M. L. LEMASTER I hereby respectfully announce myself n candidate for the office of School Commissioner for Union County; subject to the decision of the people at the Primary election. Al. L. LEMASTElt. * J. L. WALKER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of School Commissioner, rcspcctful'y abiding by decision of the primary election. J. L1 WALKER. * FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. W. M. GALL MAN. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, subject to the decision of the people at the Primary election. W. Al. UALLMAN. * J. W. NANCE. I hereby announce myself acandidato for the office of County Commissioner. Subject to the decision of the voters of the primary election. * J. W.NANCE. R. S. THOMAS, JR. The mauy frienes of U. S. Thomas, Jr., respectfully announce hiiu ns a candidate for the office of County Commissioner ; subject to the decision of the primary election. Many Friends. * I. M. MOBLEY. I respectfully auuouuce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner; subject to the decision of the primary election. I. M. MOBLEY. * J. A. CHAMBERS. I koreby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of County Commissioner; subject to the decision of the primary election. While I feel that I have done my duty faithfully lite post two years, my experience in the office has made me familiar with the financial affair* nf ?'' 1 will enable me to fill the position more to the profit of the County hereafter, ttiuu 1 could without that experience. J. A. CHAM HERS. THOMAS J. ESTES. I respectfully announce myself as a frant dictate for County Commissioner of Union bounty, subject'to the decision of the democratic voters of the primary election. THOMAS J. ESTES. FOR TREASURER. 3ANFORD WILBURN. At the earnest solicitation of friends X innounce myself a candidate far the office of Treasurer Union Couuty ; subject to Iho decision of the primary election. SAN FORD WILBURN. * J. 1C SCOT'I\ i respectfully announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer for Union County, subject to the decision of the primary election. J. ?. T. SCOTT. JAMES 1?. DOING. 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for the othoe of County Troasurer for Union bounty, subject to the decision of tho people a the primary election. 1 solicit the support of the Democratic party. JAMES D. GOING. * JOHN P. THOMAS. i neret>y announce myself a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Union County; P.-TM<)MAVi. * W, T. JBTBR. The friends of William T. Jeter, having full confidence in his ability and integrity, hereby announce him its a candidate for the iffice of Treasurer of Union County ; subject :q the decision of the poople at the primary deotion. Fuiknds. * F0R AUUIT0R J. H. BLANTON. I hereby announce myself a oindidate for lie office of Auditor of Union County, subject o the decision of the primary floetion- ' 1 . . V *' J, H. BLANTON, 1 D. INMANI hereby announce myself a candidate 'or the office of Auditor for Union County ; lubjcct to the decision of the primary electon. DANIEL INMAN. J. U, 0T*t8. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Auditor of Union County, subject to the indorsement of the Primary Election. J. C. OTT8. J. F. BAILEY. I respectfully announce myself as a candilate for Auditor of Union County; snbject o the deolsion of the democratio voters pf he primary election. Ji. F. DAILKY. NATT D. MORGAN. I respootfully announoe myself as a cnniidate for the office of Auditor for the bounty of Union, subject to the decision ?( ihe primary election it ATT B. MORGAN. ? SUPEfiYWOlToF RKUlsf RATIO#. T. J. H. SMITH. I hereby announoe myself a candidate for Lhe office of Supervisor of Registration for Union County, subject to the deci?ion of the primary election. I* J. H. SMITH. * TroFo: 'M STRICTLY HEBE ABE FIGURI 30 YARDS TT A ATTVT7 1711^/^TTI xiAiNi.'JvrjLiVjnj CROSS-BARR] B to 61-4 For the ne: offer the ab< priced, to close _.You Mcli 4 ARE YOU "LAYING BY" WI' ^ ^ TTT m /A -r-v yhjtuk The most practical invention for clean and level. Sizes, 14 to 20 i The heat of Summer is upon us, a Light W( We have them from 50c. to $4.f>0, Straw Ilats at 50 por cent of*'! We have a few sizes fticglcr men, which we will ?eH *you at L< of your inspection. GAUZE UN In oxtra sizos, for fat men, is some Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams, Pine DRESS will be sold at reduced prices F< talking to the ladies now, FOK~A SUA You can paint your bu^gy, and n Paint ready prepared. Apply it toNow is the timo to paint your ho this line at the lowest prices. P. S. We Iiuyo fyuggy umb FOSTER, W] J&Q 2 Notice to Creditors. State of South arolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Isaac M. Phillips, et al. againet Rufus Phillips, et al Defendant*. UNDER an order in the above stated case, by Hon. T. B. Fraser, Circuit Judge, the creditors of Zaohariah Phillips, deceased, arc required to present and establish theii olaims against the estate of said Zachariah Phillips before me, on or before the 10th day of Fepte.nber, 1892. C, H. PEA KB. Master for Union County. July 15 29 V' Ot. ?? WINTIIROP STATE NORMAL COU f DA* i - as /i v t I'ttvvn, lyOiuniQin, n, v. TDorongr Training and prt\ouce in beet methods o teaching. Vacuity composed of instructor! of extensive and successful experience ir (eaohing teachers. Open lo white girls ovet 17. Session begins Heptemver 28. Uradu alee secure good positions. Each count] given two scholarships?one worth $150 i session and one of free tuition. Competi live examination August 5 fit Courthouse o each oounty. Address : D. B. JOH^SQtf, VrssWent, Columbia, S. C. Au*<a $2 ! ?* LITICS, BUSINESS, LOW PRICES. GO LAWN FOR $100. :EFS 50C.DOZ. ED MUSLIN, ets. yard, tt ten days we rtVP. frnnds ac v v v ^ V VMM tUU i them out. RESPECTFULLY, ng & Hunter. 10 tf YOUR COTTON AND CORN Til A SWEEP," shallow plowing. Leaves your rows nehes wide. Try one. nd you feel like cloning a comfortable sight Coat, They must go ! We need the space! Bros., hand sewed low cut shoes, for )W CUT prices. Those are worthy DERWEAR, thing hard to find, but we have it. Apple Tissues, in fact all Snmnicr n r\ o v_^ w J?/ O j _)H GASU, ?u close out. We aro rER DOLLAR, aako it look as well as a new one. day and drive out to-morrow. use. We can supply your wants in rcllas for the candidates. [LKINS & CO i if A NEW PLOW, FOR CHEAP TERRACING. I AM now completing a plow Tor terracing, and will be glad to receive orders from any one,wishing terracing done. 1 guarantee KUtiafintinn Mu ' : * ~ |'i ivc iui ivrruciilg 13 reasonable. Having made surveying a npccinl study, 1 will be glad to do any work in that line. All orders left at Messrs. Graham & Sparks' store will receive immediate attention. INSURANCE AGENT. , I am also agent fur the Equitable Life > Insurance Company, at this place, and i solicit a liberal share of the patronage in t that line of business. C. C. WHITESIDE. A pi il 29 18 4ia? CHEAP MONEY. REPRESENTING one of the largest Companies in the United States, 1 offer to , loan money to the people of Union County, r at '2 per cent, discount, to be naid in ten , years, and in easy installment". For full j particulars, ca'l on f P. M. COI1KN. Union, 8. C. f June 21 2<i 2m When at Home. TTKREAFrEil I blull bo in my office al JlL Union, the first days of eicli week. I>. A. TOWN'SEND. May U 20 if, NEW \ RACK slaughte: Everything in Summer Goc the next fifteen or twenty day them at prices that will move to carry a broken stock to next we have reduced the price on ing, Straw Hats, Ladies Dress 1 Lawns, Challies, Embroidere and Striped Organdies ,Whi Lawns, Calico, Ginghams etc We haven't the space to rpiot will just give you a SAMPLE < Good Calico, 25 c. a yard. Good Figured Lawn, 25c. a uood UlialUes, Uic. a yard. Good Challics, worth 10c. a Coat and Vest worth from < Coat and Vest, worth $1.50. Straw llats, worth from 50 We have the largest, cheaj stock of shoes in the State. I* for $1.00, sells everywhere for of Men's and Ladies Oxford's cleared out. Call and examine them. Nc 111 HAR1 April 10 li MID-SUMME Wc arc offering all Summer goods White and Black Lawn, Challies, Clivor ards, Prints, Ginghams, etc Men's Summer clothing, Black Alpaca ford Tics, at a great sacrifice. Men's str: These goods must go, as wc lice FALL S Our trade continues good, thus illusii profits is appreciated L IN MILL] Wc are heating the town, hoth as tost\ C3 / W J. TS Moh 20 12 TO CASH I BIG STOC SPRING CHEAPER THAN ] COME AND SHE FOR YOITRSF.I Ladies see our line of Dress C OUR NEW MIL Our notion stock is coir. DRY GOODS I In staple and fancy dry goods, Outings, Percals, Lawns, anil Doni Our prices arc guaranteed against lina who carries first class goods. IN SHOES E Union, notwithstanding the hard them so the prices are right down MILLINERY! It Our stock of Hats, Bonnets and lines. We can suit any face and i A full line of Buttericks Patterr Graham < Jan 22 5 Goods mi If you want Boots, Shoes, I Clothing- cheaj as we are goin our Business. RODGER & Sep.O 86 ORK 1 ET'S R SALE. " >ds to be closed out in s, and we have marked them. Cannot afford season. In some lilies e-lialf. Summer ClothGoods, sucli as Figured d Robes, Rlack Plaid te Plaid and Striped all to go at a price, e prices on much, but of what we yard. t Oc. a yard. fc-LOO to $5.00, lor $1.50. , for 50c. to 98c. for 25c. icst and best assorted lice men's Sunday shoe $1.25 to $1.50, A lot and Slippers must be ) trouble to show goods. 7?l>T?nrPT?TTT T V -iPs^JL JUVJLX KJ UU 1 y IY & BELK. >_ !y 1R SALE. at a great reduction, including ons, Bedford Cords, Silk Fouls, Seersuckers etc. Ladies < >.\aw Hats at your own prices, d the money to lay in our TOOK. ating that good goods for short >y our patrons, [ N E .R Y lcs slid prices. r. McLURE, Ag't. ly Hjye ii sT !k of GOODS. 5VER BEFORE. jF and be convincedSoods and Trimmings, also LINFRY iplete in all lines. IND SHOES. sucli as Ginghams, Prints, Lestics, we are headquarters, any house in South Carocan show you one of the ^est stocks ever brought to times, and we have bought to hard pan. HLLINERY! Trimmings are lull in all lin tnnnv nnrlrot is just received. St Sparks. f JST GO. Dry Goods, TTq+.C! orirl JkXVU KJKJj bUXXVL ), call on us g to change \ ; RURCELL.