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' v Fatal Fiuht Bktwssx T&alx Hasps.? isptr'anburg, Augu-t 22.? riii? afternoon la difficulty between tmin b?-d? on the Richmond & Danville roal near Cowpeus, Oil! Chapmsa shot Joe Cunningham with a pistol, ths ba'l entering w?s orougbt here and ex- L arained by l>r. Dean, who pronounced his 1 wound fatal. The men were fighting, and it it is thought Chapman drew his pistol in order to frighten Cunniogham, and it ccci- ' dentally discharged. Both parties are colored. y It's All ix the Familt. ?Washington August 21.?Mr. Hugh L. Bond, Jr., lias^' been appoiuted general counsel of the receivers of the ll:cbmond and Danville rail- I road company with office at 1300 l'eoasyl- ( vania Atcnue, Washington D. C. Notice to Sub-Alliances. mil ERE will be a call meeting of the t JL County A1 iatce on Sept. 8tli. All Al- ' linoce n:eu are respectfully invited to at- t teod. The meeting will he addressed by Hon. M. L. Donaldson, President State Alliance, 1 and Col. I>. P, Duncan, President Exchange. Be sure and come as matter of great im- / portance to tbe order will be discussed. A. C, LY1.ES, h Sec y C'ouDty Alliance. Aig, 26 SO 21 V BARBECUE A T K E JL, T O N ON THE DAY OF Second Primary Election. TilE undersigned will giro a first c'ass Barbecue at Keltou on the day of the second primary election. V.'. L. FA KB, J. G. FAUCETT, 1>. N. FOWLKK. Aug. 26 85 td.* GAFFN12V CITY Male and Female Seminary. TIIE next aunual session will open on WEDNESDAY, THE 7TII OF SEPT. 1S92. Board, Tuition ami Hooks oiaJe reasonable to suit the times. . For catalogues or Anther particulars, ' address, W. F. MeARTlllilt, 1 ? . , It. O. SAMS. jPrincipals. Aug 19 81 2m. Jonesville Graded School. PROF. E. It. AYCO'JK, Principal. MltS. M. E. Blll'i rON, Ass't. Principal. rnilE Pr:-ic:pals and Trustees of (his school I hav# decided to p'ace it upou a higher grade fo\" efficiency and educational advantages than it has ever before attained, and at the lowest cost. We invite the public to examine the following course of study adopted iu the different grades. Our intention is to give thorough educaX tiou from the first grade to the 6th, when the pupil will be propared to enter any col- 1 lene : FIRST GRADE. Chart and First Reader, forming figuves and letters, 2nd Reader, lVmary Arithmetic and Orthography. SECOND GRADE Second aud Third Fender, Intermediate Aiithmetic, Geography, History, Writing, Orthography, Sentence building, etc. THIRD GRADE. Fourth Reader, Arithmetic, Intermediate Geography. History of S. Physiology, writing, Language Lessons and Orthography. FOURTH GRADE, i'ii.ii Reader, History, Physiology, Arithmetic, Familiar Science, Grammar, Higher Political Geography, Reads Word Lessons, Writing. FIFTH GRADE. Arithmetic, Algebra. History, Grammar, Higher Physiology, Physical Geography, Lit: 1 Book?Beginner!:, Physics, Civil Government Dictnt'on. SIXTH GRADE. Jones' Exercises, Ctnsar, General History, \ Fin'sh Robinson's Algebra, Finish Went- 1 worth's Arithmetic, Finish 1 books Wcntwarth's Geometry, Ancient Geography, English Literature, Greek, G, Goodwin, White's Dictation Lessous. < BEST BOARD CAN BE HAD AT $8 A MONTH. Aug 2<i 85 tf. SHERIFF S SALES. '. Oil SEPTEMBER. 1*'.?2. p i virtue of suud ry executions to mo diJD roctcd, 1 will fell before the Courthouse door, in the towu ol' Union, on Monday, the fifth tiny of September next, during the legal hours of Sheriffs Sules, the following desoiibcd property to wit: . Three trac'.s oi land belonging to John C. Sinclair, situate, lying and being in Union township, Union County, as follows. TRACT NO 1. j Coiit lining twei.ty six and one Ln't acros, | luopi or less, bouuded by lands of Mrs. M. P. Hawkins, A. 11. Foster, William Munro, aud other lands of John C. ?incl;p;\ Levied ou and ti be j,oM >.? the properly j ot John I.'. Sinclair, at tin suits ot The .Merchants o?. IMaulers' National Hank, of Union, 8. C., nud William Munio, l'liintitls against John U. Sinclair, Uefcndaut. J, 0. LO.VU. 8. U. C. Aug 10 31 Ut. V Delinquent Tax Sales. The following Uo.il and Personal j?ro|>ony will be sold lor luxe* l< lure tlie Courthouse door at Union, on Silecday in Seplomb r, 1802. Itcul INInlc. 1. (oue tract . ? land belonging to the estate of Isabella I'litm, in (.lowdoysviHc township, oonlainiug 12o acre?. 2. Oneiric! of laul be'.onging to M. M. Durum, in Union I vruJiip, containing i t'.' acres. d. One lot of land belonging to W. E. Johnson. in l'isli Ibnn township. I. One lot ( f laud belonmjg iu L. W. Jeuuing, in Fish Daui township. o. One tract of land be onging to Mrs. 11. C. Kobuclc, in Fish I'ain township, containing 80 acres, 0. Dae lot of land holonging to J. W. W<>vd, iu Fish l>ain township. 7, On; lo of laud bed niging to Victor liage, in Union .School Oiitr.ct. 8. U)nc tract of land belonging to F, M. Sc'icll, iu How 1 ysville township, containing J 11 a ores. Otic tract of laul bvdoiiging to Mrs. M. 1*. Dawkins, iu Union .School District, containing 2 11 acres. 10. One tract ot lan I belonging to Mrs. M. 1'. D.iwkins, in Ltraytotivide townslii p. Containing 020 acres. II. One tract of land belonging to Mrs M. 1*. iJawkins, in Jonesvilic township. fintaiiii"g acres. 12. One tract of land belonging to It. I'. i>ogii!i, in uogansvme t wnsiiijs comniunig i II acres. Orsoinil I't'opci'ly. i One M;icly -nfe, and one healing i stove belonging to 15. II. liibbes. 14 Ono suUy plough mil Iwo-hoi'Se w gin bulctig ng to il. 1>. I'euke. 10. One bureau, two pots. one tea kettle and two ovens belonging to Anderson Sartor. Thettlo.e describe'I real estate and personal jnoporiy wi ! be sold for luxes ?t the still of (lie State against the persons named above. J. (5. LONU, 8. I;. C. fcavriU'l OfliCO, Aug. ldtb, Managers of Primary Election. TilH following have been . Appointed managers to onduct the p'imary a'ection to bo held Anv?*' i"0"', ii iheir .aspect:ve precincts : ' FahDim ?W. H. Jeter. P. H. Jeter, J. VP. Jeter. Santue.?D. B. Faut, A. W. Gil more, J. Me Bewley. * Hugh**.?J. J. Hughes, J. II. Savage, Smith Ivy. f fCfUon.?B. 8. Porter, J. M. Gault, J. H. "Fprouse. ^Sarrati'W. L. GouJe'ock, G. Andrew Byu.s, Jonathan Buice. s^jJkituvUU.? SyNanus F. Kstee, O. W. UnflComi, Alfred W. Davit. ' Dm.f cilU.?Thos. Spencer, Columbus Spencer, Tinkuey Phillips. s Timbtr Hidyt?Dr. II. B. Tate, John E. Jefferies, G. \V. Webster. /Qlundytburg Mill.?C. T. Mabry, Jas. Jones. Jas Bvars. f Hibb* _ii <' i?? ... W Munovu, w*-. VIU1 UttU *' i" Hurts, E. A. Pruitt. Y Cbltraint. ? Dr. 1$. F. Walker, T. J. L. Under, Giles Kirby. ' Jontsville ?J. W. Cunningham, F. P. Oshiel Is, J. B. Free. ' Cross Kri/r.?J. B. Davis, J. M. Bennett, U. G. Wilburn Goshen Hill.?G. O. Hughcy, 11. M. Aught ry, J. M. Henderson. Union.?C. C. Sartor, L. X. Kodger. T. K. Foster. J. W. Gbkuory, A. C. LYLES, Soot'v. Co. Chairman. Aug 19 So *2t. Mortgage Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION BY request of J. W. Scott, Administrator of the estate of John Mayes, deceased, and t y virtue of n power of sale contained in a mortgage given t? L>. T. Black, 3d February, 1880, utul recorded in the office of the Kcgistcr of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, iu Book 0, No 7. page 71, I will sell at public sale, before the Courthouse door, tluring the legal hours of sale, on ealesday in September, 1892, all his right title and interest in aud to a certain tract of laud in Jonesville township, iu Union County, in tho State aforesaid, containing one hundred and uiuoty-se?cn (197) acres, bounded by lands of Je*>c Bishop. Mary McDauiel, estate of Wm. Long and others. Terms of sale?CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. t>M. A NICHOLSON, Assignee. Aug l'J 34 3t. DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE. DUE WEST, S. C. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR BEGINS OCTOBER 31>, 1892. As a HOARDING SCHOOL, offers SPECIAL ADVANTAGES in Literature, French, German, Art and Music. Teachers Thorough and Progressive. MORAL INFLUENCES, UNUSUAL. LOCATION HEALTHFUL, RATES REASONABLE: Enrolled ISO pupils last session. Inquire about the school and send for Catalogue. MRS. L M. BONNER, Principal. 11. E. BONNER, Vice Principal. Aug 1?.? 34 lui.* The Candidates Quarters. Whoa ycu sr<, * man's name in these ipiar'eis you niuy feel sure that Five Dollars lias been paid for the privilege of appearing iu such good company, Delegates to the 8tate Convention KF.t'UH.M. I CONSERVATIVE. J W Gregory, jj C Richards, I K l'aliucr, |Wm. Jetl'eries, M 1> Lee. | Win. Bctsil), J O Tate, |Jas. Garner, J M Greer, ^D 11 Miller, B F Bote, iJ 0 Sartor,' J S We1,oh, jl' L Haines, W 11 Gault. 11' M Littlejohn. FOR THE LEGISLATURE Til OS. C. DUNCAN. We aro authoii/.ed t> announce Col. Thus. C. Duncun a candidate lor the Legislature, buhject to the decision of the primary election, * Taos. II. UoUL. Subject to the decision of the detnocra'ic primary electiou, 1 am a candidate lor, the legislature. THUS. II. GORE. * JOHN W. McCKAVY. We are authorized to announce John W. MoCrnvy a candidate for a seat in the Legiaturc, subject to the decision of the primary o eetiou. JOHN W. MoCRAVY. * J. 11. JEFFER1ES. 1 hereby uuuouncc myself a candidate to represent the people of Union Csunty in tlie Legislature; subject to the decision of the primary election. JOHN 11. JKFFEKIES* it W. It AH HIS. I hereby announce myself a candidate to represent the people of Union County in tho Legislature ; subject to the decision of the primary election. it. \Y. Hakims. c. B. BOBO. At the earnest solicitation of friends, 1 announce myself a candidate to represent the people of Union County in the State Legislature: subject to the decision of the primary election. ' 0. 11. 110110. GODFREY B. FOWLER. 1 respectfully announce to the voters of Union County iliat 1 am a Candidate for the Legislature: subject to the decision of the primary election. GODFREY 11. FOWLER. G. WALTON WHITMAN. Allow ine, through the columns of your paper, to nnnouuee myself a candidate tor a seat in the House of Representatives, sub: I., .....i i L? . i.~ .l*... A:^ JlWl iu IIIUUISC'UII'UI UJf IIIC UUIU Jtl ill IV Wlt'19 ut ilic uexl Primary Election. G. WALTON WHITMAN. fOR COROmEB," 15. F. GREGORY. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Coroner ; subject to the decision of 1 lie primary election H. K. GREGORY . JAM PL II AYCO K I respectfully announco myself a candidate for lite office of Coroner for Union County, subject to tlie decision of tho Primary election. JASPER AYOOCK. Candidates, ? VA * - FOR SHERIFF. A. COLE LYLKSL At the solicitation of friends, I anuounoe myself as a candidate for Sheriff of Union County; subject to the decision of the primary election. A. COLE LYLES. J. GIDEON LONO1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of Sheriff, of Union County. Sul^ecl to the decision of the democratio voters at the ensuing primary election. J. O. LONG. * JAMES 11. BAUTLE5. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the SheritTs Otlice. subject to the decision ot the primary clecticu. J. 11 lJ.iRTLES, * roiT CLERK OF COURT. JOSEPH II. McKlSSlCK. I respectfully announco myself as a candidaie for re-electiou to the office of Clerk cf Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions for Union County ; subject to th uvvuiuu vt tut ucuiwntiii; luivr.' HI 1116 ensuing primary election. JOSEPH II. McKISSlCK. * FOB SCHOOL CO M MISSI0NER NEWTON 0. LITTLEJOHN. The many friends of Newton 0. LittlejoLn rcspcctfulty announce liitn as a candidate worthy of the office of School Commissioner for Union County ; subject to the decision of the democratic primary election. '.\1A>V Fbikmds." M. L. LEM ASTER. I hereby respectfully announce myself a candidate f?r the office of School Commissioner for Union County; subject to the decision of the people at the Primary election. M. L LESIASTER. * J. L. WALTER I hereby announce myself ns a candidate for re-election to the office of School Commissioner. respectfully ab.ding by decision of the primary election. J. L. WALK 11 it. * FOR C0UN1 V COMMISSIONERS. W. M. OALI.MAN. i hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, eubject to the decision of the people at the Primary flection. W. M. GALLMAN. * J. W. NANCE. 1 hereby announce myself n candidate for the office of County Commissioner. Subject to the decision, of the voters of the primary election. * J. W. NANCE. R. 8. THOMAS, JR. The many fricnes of H. S. Thomas, Jr., respectfully announce him as u candidate for the office of County Commissioner ; subject to the decision of the primary election. Many Friends. * KM. MOBLEY. I respectfully announce myself a candidate fortheollice of County Commissioner; subject to tue dceisiou of the piimary election. 1. M. MOBLEY. * J. A. CHAMBERS. I hereby 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 the post two years., my experience in tho office has mule me familiar with the financial a flairs of the County, and I thiok will enable me to fill the position more to the profit of the County hereafter, than I could without that experience. J. A. CHAMBERS. THOMAS J. ESTES. 1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate for County Commissioner of Union County, subject to the decision of the democratic voters of th.e primary election. 1HOMAS J. L'STES. FOR TREASURER. " SANFORD WI l.'.' L l'N. At the earnest solicitation of friends I onrinnn on muonlf' n ..?i..vuuvv Ufjovit ? IUI IUV u 1 Li Lv of Treasurer of lluiou County; subject to the decision of the primary election. SAN FORD WlLli URN. * J. B. T. SCOTT, 1 rcpecifully nmtoimee myself us a candidate for U>o office of County Treasurer for Union County, subject to the decision of tlio primary election. J. 1$. T. SCUTT. J AMDS D. GOING. 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer for Union County, subject to the decision of tho people at the primary election. 1 solicit the support of tho Democratic party. JAMES 1). GOING. * JOI1N 1\ THOMAS. 1 lterchy announce myself a candidate for tlic olhce of Treasurer of Union Couuty. JOHN 1\ THOMAS. * W. T. JETER. Tltefriends of William T. Jeter, hating full confidence in his ability and integrity, hereby announce hi in as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Untou County ; subject to the decision of the people at the pi'";.".,ry elect ion. Friends. * .oR AlL'lI'Ott. J. 15. BLANTON. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollico of Auditor of Union Couuty, subject to tho decision of the primary election. J. K. BLANTON, 1). IN.MAN. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Auditor for Union County; . i/i tlio iliwcvimi t\f tlm tit iinurv itiyvvi .V. I..V X.V,V,W.~.. ..... , ..v.. lion. 1J.\M EL IN MAN. J. C. Ui lS. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Auditor of Uuiou County, subject to the endorsement of the Primary L cctiou. J. C. UTTS. J. P. BAILEY. 1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate for Auditor of Union Couoty ; snbjcet to ihe decision of the democratic voters of the primary election. J. F. liAILEY. * NATT If MORGAN, i . c pcclfuliy announce myself as a candidate for the oflice of Auditor for the County of Union subject to the decision of the primary election NATT 15. MORGAN. * ^Titekvisor of registration. tTjTii. smith! 1 hereby announce rnyse'.f a candidate for the oflice of Supervisor of Rcgis'ration for Union County, subject to the decision of the primary election. T* J. II. SMITH. * 1W ' MS I ^ uStest Style We are naw ^HMbg .our LADIES DR: AND ARE READY TO SHOW FUR NOVELTIES, JAOQUARD C ILLUMUS CHEVRON BEIGES,VBBDFORD WITH A FULL LINE OF ' We bought the^e goods choicest selections, hnd that made up in ample tiiqp. WE HAVE THE PRETTIEST S"HC For Men, Ladies, Misses and in Union. CALL EARLY, BEFORE Til FOSTER, WII Jan '2 NOTOI STRICTLY **. HERE ARE ] I A FIGURE 7W . ?vW"' 30 YiSRDS HANPKERCHIJ J ? C^)SS-BARRE S to 61-4 For the nex offer the abo priced, to close Your Mch 1 Notice to Creditors. St&tc of South arolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Isaac M. Phillips, et al. Plaintiffs against Kufus Phillips, et al Defendants. UNDEIt an order in the above stated case, by Hon. T. li. Fraser, Circuit Judge, the creditors of Zachariah Phillips, deceased, arc required to present fend establish their claims against the estate of said Zach iriah Phillips before me, on or before the 10th day of Peptomber, 1802. C. II. PEAKE. Master for Union County. Juiy 15 29 9t. Winthrop statu Formal college, Columbia, o. C. Thorough Training and practice in best met hods of teaching. Faculty composed of instructors of extensive and successful experience in teaching teachers. Open to white girls over 17. Session begins Septemver 28. Graduates secure good positions. Each county given two scholarships?one worth $150 a session and one of free tuition. Competitive examination August 6 at Courthouse of each co'dnty. Address: \D. B.JOHNSON, President. Jfc Columbia, S. C. Augw?. 32 * V / i iQODS i ^ s!! > str Prices!!! H 1 ' Fall and Winter stock of ESS GOODS, THE LATEST EFFECTS IN JREPONS, rATED DIAGONAL^ CORDS, HENRIETTAS, ETC., rRIMMINGS TO MATCH, early, in order to get the the Ladies may get thein AND CHEAPEST LINE OK ) E S Children, ever shown before E STOCKS ARE BROKEN. LKINS & CO itics BUSINESS, LOW PRICES. I> 1.AWN FOR $1.00. EFS 50C. DOZ. ID MUSLIN, ets. yard. t ten days we ve goods as them out. RESPECTFULLY, Lg & Hunter. 10 If A NEW PLOW7 FOR flTTRAP TRRRAfJINO. I AM now completing a plow for terracing, and will be glad to receive orders from any one wishing terracing done. 1 guarantee satisfaction. My price for terracing is reasonable. Having 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 immediate attention. INSURANCE AGENT. 1 am also agent for the Equitable Life Insurance Company, at this place, and solicit a liberal share of the patronage in that line of business. C. C. WHITESIDE. A pi il 21# IS 4m* TO ROAD OVERSEERS!TAKE NOTICE, THAT ALL SECTIONS of roads MUST be worked and completed, ready for inspection, no later than August 30th next. The Overseers wilt please notify the County Commissioners at thisoOicc, or thtir homes, if more convenient, when roads arc ready for inspection. ISy order of the Hoard. CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Board. Jnlv 2'J 31 ?>t. When at Home. HEREAFTER I shall be in my otlice at Union, the first days of each week. DA. TOWNSEND. I ??.!ay 18 -<> tf. X ? - V - ?W. ' - . " ' I CLEAR. SAI % > . ^ J rnTTT^ WTW1-?1 rUK i n H. 1\LA we will ofl'er sonic of ever seen on the market. All closed out to make room foi WINTER STOCK, whic soon. We do not carry good another, would rather close tl $1.00. Then we have no brc FRESH J at the beginning of every seas Here are some of the good White Embroidered Kobes, Stripe Organdies, Embroiden Oxford and Opera Slippers^ L Men's Oxford Slippers, Straw ing, Neckwear, and a liundre we haven't the space to month ure in showing you. Don't think of buying anytl getting our prices. Attcntiv you through. Always bear i trouble for us to show goods. RE HARE April 10 15 MID-SUMME Wo arc offering all Summer goods a White and lllack Lawn, Chullios, Chvort ards, Prints, Ginghams, etc Men's Summer clothing, lllack Alpacas ford Ties, at a great sacrifice. Men's stra Theso goods must go, as wo ncc< FALL S' Our trade continues good, thus illustr; profits is appreciated b IN MIL L I We arc heating the town, both as to sty] J. W M<H 20 12 T <> C WSH JJ BIG STOC: SPRING CHEAPER THAN I COME AND SKB FOR YOURSEL Ladies see our lino or ltcsb <a OUR NEW MIL Our notion stock is com] DRY GOODS A 111 staple and fancy dry goods, Outings, Percals, Lawns, and Dome Our prices are guaranteed against lina who carries first, class goods. IN SHOES Z, union, notwithstanding the hard 1 them so the prices are right down MILLINERY! I Our stock of Hats, Bonnets and lines. Wc can suit any face and n A lull line of Buttericks Pattern Graham 6 J an 2'2 6 Goods mi If you want Boots, Shoes, Clothing* cheap as we are gom our Business. RODGER & i Sep^G 86 MCE 'w . ? > ? <V3b TT jIj. X T TEX DAYS the greatest bargains 1 summer goods to bo r our FALL AND ih will be coming in s from one season to lein out at 50c. on the ken lines, but a nice STOCK on. s that must be sold : White, Cheeked and ?d Laces, etc. Ladies' adics' Summer Vests, Hats, Summer Clothd other articles which mi, but will take pleasling in any line before e salesmen to show n mind that it is no ISPECTFULLY, IY & BELK. R SALE it a great reduction, including >ns, Bedford Cords. Silk Foul i, Seersuckers etc. Ladies Oxw Ilats at your own prices. 1 tho money to lay in our rocK. tiling tliat good goods for short y our patrons, - ? . ? N E E Y les and prices. . McLURE, Ag't. iy :UYK J K OF GOODS. ;yeb before. IF AND BE CONVINCED. T?n ?vi t *inlon LINERY. plcte in all lines. NI) SHOES. such as Ginghams, Prints, istics, we are headquarters, any house in South Carocan show you one of the est stocks ever brought to times, and we have bought LKJ licit U 11 <11 1 [ILLINERY! Trimmings are full in all iize, up to any pocket book s just received. k Sparks. tr STGO. Drv Goods v J Hats, and >, call on us g to change ; PUROELL. *r.