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Fatal Fiqiit Bktwkbx T&auh Hasps.? Spartanburg, August 22.? This afteino>n In ? a difficulty between train bauds on tlie Richmond & Danville road near Cowpens, JBill Chapman. shot Joe Cunningham with a 'pistol, the bail entering Cunningham's stomach, lie was brought here and ex-J mined by Dr. Dean, who pronounoed his wound fatal. Ybe men were fighting, and! it Is thought Chapman drew his ajstol in order to frighten Cunningham, ni^r it accidentally discharged. Both pfrtiea are oolored. v It's All is tuk Familt. ?Washington August 21.?.Mr. Hugh L. Bond, Jr., liasl been appoiuted general counsel of the receivers of the Richmond and Danville railroad company with office at 1300 Pennsyl-j vania Avenue, Washington D. C. Notice to Sub-Alliances. ridHKilRwill be a call meeting of the J. County ATiauce on Sept. 8tli. All Alliance men are respectfully invited to at-1 tend. The meeting will be addressod by Hod. M. L. Donaldson, Prvsident State Alliance, and Col. D. P, Duncan, President Excbaoge. Be sure finil mr>? ?? ' ? i.. mn ui (rum un- I portance to tbe order will be ditcrssed. X. C. LYLKS, l Scc'y County Alliance. At g, '26 36 2t \ BARBECUE j ATKELTON ON THE DAY OF Second Primary Election. TIIE underaigued will give a first cla?s Barbecue at KeKou on the day of tbo at corn! primary election. W. L. FARR, J. 0. FAUCETT, 1). N. FOWLER. Aug. 26 85 td.* G A. FF NJEYCITY Male and Female Seminary. THE next aunual session will open on WEDNESDAY, THE 7TII OF SEPT. 1892. Board, Tuition and Books made reasonable to suit the tiuics. L For catalogues or ?'urtlior particulars, P address, W. F. MpARTIUTR 1 It. O. SAMS. }Prinoipftli. Aug 10 34 2m. Jonesville Graded Sohool. PROF. E. It. AYCOJK, Principal. MRS. M. E. BRITTON, Abs't. Principal. THE Priic'-p.ls andTrustoes of (his school _havs decided to plaoo it upon a higher grade for efficiency and educational advantages than it has ever before attained, and at the lowest cost. Wo invite the publio to examine the following course of study adopted iu the different grades. Our intention is to give thorough educa4L tiou from the first grade to the tith, when the pupil will be prepared to enter any college : FIRST GRADE. Chart and First Reader, forming figures and letters, 2nd Reader, Pr:mary Arithmetic and Orthography. SKCOND GRADE Second and Third Reader, Intermediate Aiithmetio, Geography, History, \V riling, Orthography, Sentence buitdiug, etc. THIRD GRADE. Fourth Header, Arithmetio, Intermediate Geography, History of S. C., Physiology, writing, Language Lessons aud Orthography. FOURTH GRADE. Vii.h Header, Hietory, PLyeiology, Arithmetio, Familiar Science, Grammar, Higher Political Geography, Head a Word Lessons, Writing. FIFTH GRADE. Arithmetio, Algebra, History, Grammar, Higher Physiology, Physical Geography, Latfi Book?Beginners, Physics, Civil Government Dictation. SIXTH GRADE. Jones' Exercises, Crnstr, General History, Finish Robinson's Aigobru, Finish Wentwerth's Arithmetio, Finish 4 books Wentworth's Geometry, Anoient Geography, English Literature, Greek, G. Goodwin, White's Dictation Lessons. BEST BOARD CAN BE HAD AT *8 A MONTH. Aug 26 35 tf. SHERIFF'S SALES. Fp,R SEPTEMBER, 1892. * BV virtue of eund ry executions to me directed. I will Felt before the fin?irllinii?? door, in tho town of Union, on Monday, the fifth d?y of September next, during the legal hours of Sheriff's Saloe, the following desoiibrd property to wit: Three tracts ol laud belonging to John C. Sinclair, situate, lying and being in Union towusbip, Union County, as follows. TRACT NO. 1. Containing twenty six and one half acres, piop'A or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. J', Dawkins, A. 11. Foster, William Munro, aud other lands of John C. Sincl}VT< Levied qn aqd to be sold as the properly of John C, Sinclair, at tho suits of The Merohants A Planters' National Rank, of Union, 8. C., aud William Munro, Plaintiffs against John C. Sinclair, Defendant, J, C. LONG. S. U. U. Aug 19 84 3t, Delinquent Tax Sales. The following KqjI and 1'oraonal properly will be Hold for luxe* before tbe Courtbouse door nt Union, on S-ileeday in September, 1802. lical ?Mla(e. 1, One tract of land belonging to tbo estate of Isabella Dunn, iu Gowdoysnlle township, oontaining 125 acre*. 2. One tr iot of laud belonging to M. M. Harnett, in Union township, containing HO aores. 8. One lot of land belonging to W. ?. Johneon, in Fish Dam township. 4. One lot of land belonging t0 t. W. Jenning, in Fish Dam township. i. One tract of land belonging to Mrs. R. C. Robuolc, in F iah Dam township, containing 80 acres, 0. Ono lot. of land belonging to J. W. Word, la Fish Dam township. 7. Ons lot of laud belonging to Victor Gage, in Union Hohool District. | 8. One tract of land belonging to F. M. U>k.1l U l?_?ol JWUWM, iu lunuomj/, vuuioiuiu| 444 acres. 0. ()n? tract of land belonging to Mrs. M. P. Dawkins, in Union Sohool District, containing 241 acres. 10. One tract of land belonging to Mrsi M. P. Dawkins, in Druytonviile townshi p, containing 020 seres. 11. One tract of land belongiog to Mrs, M. P. Dawkins, in Jonesville township, con* tuining 2^0 acres. 12. One tract of land belonging to R. P. Rogan, in llogansvillo tjwnship, containing 44 sores; Personal Property. 18, Ono Mosely safe, and one heating fe 8? store bolongiog to R. II. Gibbes. 14. Ono sulky plough and two-horse v?; g>n belorg ng to G, W. Peake. 18. One bureau, two pots, one tea kettle and two ovens belonging to Anderson Sartor. The above described roal estate and personal property wi'l be sold for taxes at the suit of the Stale against the persons named above. J. G. LONG, S. U. C. Sheriff's Office, Aug. 18th, 1892. Managers of Primary Election. THE following have bcon. Appointed managers to o induct the primary e'ection to be held August 80, 1892, At their respective precincts : r Fjah Dam.?W. H. Jeter,H. Jeter, J. yK Jeter. Santuc.?B. B. Font, A. W. Qilmore, J. M^Bevrley. ^ Hughe*.?J. J. Hughes, J. II. Savage, Smith Ivy. f h'elton.?H. 8. Porter, J. M. Gault, J. II. 'Eprouse. rraU's.-~-\V. L. Goudelock, G. Aodrew Byuvs, Jonathan Buice. >Jsfl<lkiiL*ville.?Sylvanus F. Eslea, 0. W. HeKown, Alfred W. Davis. ^ Dray* iville.?Thos. Spencer, Columbus 8pencer, t'inkney Phillips. / Timber Ridge.?I)r. H. B. Tate, John E. JeJFeries, G. W, Webster. yr Qlandynburg Mill.?C. T. Mabry, Jas. Jtfaes, Jas Byars. / Oibbs'.?11. C. I.awson, Sr., Gordnn Williyris, E. A. Pruilt. y CAlerainc.?Dr. B. F. Walker, T. J. L. Lmder, Giles Kirby. / Jonesville ?J. W. Cunningham, F. P. Oehields, J. B. Free. / Cross Kegs.?J. B. Davis, J. M. Bennett, G. Wilburn / (JoBhcn Hill.?G. O. Ilughey, U. M. Aughtry, J. M. Henderson. Union.?C. C. Sartor, L. N. Rodger. T. K. Foster. J. W. Gnkooky, A. C. LYLES, Soot'y. Co. Chairman. Altar 19 ^ w W ill Mortgage Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY. OF UNION BY request of J. W. Scott, Administrator of tlia estatoofJohn Mayes, deceased, and ly virtue of a power of sale contained in a mortgage given ti D. T. Black, 3d February, 1880, aud recorded in the olficc of the Register of Mesue Conveyance for Union County, in Dook 0, No. 7. page 71, I will sell at public sale, before the Courthouse door, during the legal hours of sale, on ealesday in September, 1892, all bis right title and interest in and to a certain tract of laud in Jonesvil'e township, in Union County, in tho State aforesaid, containing one hundred and ninety-seven (197) acres, bounded by lands of Jesse liishop, Mary McUauiel, estate of Win. Loog and others. Terms of sale?CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. Wm. A NICHOLSON, Assignoe. Aug 19 34 3t. DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE. DUE WEST, S. C. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR BEGINS OCTOBER 3D, 1892. As a BOARDING SCHOOL, offers SPECIAL ADVANTAGES iu Literature, French, German, Art end Music. Teachers Thorough and Pmor?a. sive. MORAL INFLUENCES, UNUSUAL. LOCATION H KA LTH FUL, RATES REASONABLE: Enrolled 180 pupils last session. Inquire about the school and send for Calaloguo. MRS. L. M. BONNER, Principal. H. E. BONNER, Vice Principal. Aug 10 34 lm* The Candidates Quarters. When ycu sett i* man's name in tlieso q iar'evs you may feel sure that Five Dollars has been paid for the privilege of appearing in such good company. Delegates to the State ConventionRBFOUM. I CONSERVATIVE. ' J W Gregory, c, |J C Richards, T K l'almer, l\Vm. JelTeries, M B Lee, |Wm. Botsill, J O Tate. I.lft? finrnoi J M Greer, [1> H MilliV,'' B F Bctq, tJ 0 Sartor,' J S Weloh, I T L Hemes, \Y H Uault. 11' M Littlejohu. _ FOR THE LEGISLATURE. Til OS. C. DUNCAN. We aro authorized to announce Col. Thus. C. Duncan a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the decision of the primary election, * Trtoy. H. Go,RE. Subject to the decision of the democrat^ primary electioo, I am a candidate fo<^ the legislature. TllOS. II. GORE. * JOHN Wi MeCRAVY. ' We are authorized to announce John W. McCravy a candidate for a seat in the Legiature, subject to the decision of the primary e'eotiou. JOHN W. McCUAVY. * J. It. JEFFKR1ES. I hereby aunounoe myself n candidate to represent the people of Union Csunty in the Legislature; subject to the deoision of the primary electiou. , JOHN K. JEFFERIES* | H. W. iiAKRIS. I I hereby announce myself a candidate to represent the people of Union County In tho legislature ; subject to the decision of tho primary election. ~ *R. W. Harris. C. It. BOBO, At tho earnest solicitation of friends, L annuuuco myself a candidate to represelNI tlie peoplo of Union County in the State Legislature; subject to the decision of the primary election. # C. It. BOBO. GODFREY B. FOWLER. I respectfully announce to tho voters of Uoion County that I am a Candidate for tho legislature, BUUJWI iv uif ucusiun Ul I lie primary election. GODFREY D. FOWLER. 0. WALTON WHITMAN. Allow me, through the columns of your paper, to announce myself a candidate tor a seat in the House of Representatives, subject to endorsement-by the democratic voters at the uext Primary Election. 0. WALTON WHITMAN. lOR CORONER, B. F. GREGORY. 1 respectfully annonnoe myself a candidate for re-election to tho office of Coroner ; subject to the decision of the primary election B. F. GREGORY. JASPER AYCOCK. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Coroner for Union Couoty, subject to the decision of the Primary election. JASTER AYWCK. J 1 t..wsF^. p latest Style We are now ^HMng ou] T, antics nR Candidates, FOR SHE III F F ~ A. COLE LYLEST At tho solicitation of friends, I announco myself as a candidate for Sheriff of Union County ; subject to the decision of the primary election. A. COLE LYLES. * J. GIDEON LONG. I respeatfully announce myself as a candidate for re-electibn to tho office of Sheriff, of Union County. Suljcct to the decision of tho democrntio voters at the ensuing primary election. J. O. LONG. * JAMES II. BAP.TLE3. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the Sheriff's Otlice, subject to the decision of the primary election. J. If. BARTLES, * FPU CLEHK oT COURTJOSEPH II. McKISSICK. I respectfully nnnounco myself as a candidate for re-election to the ofKco of Clerk of Court of Common Pleas and General Sossions for Union Coun?y ; subject to th decision of the democratic voters at the ensuing primary election. JOSEPH H. McKISSICK. * FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER^ NEWTON G. LITTLEJOHN. The many friends of Newton G. LittlejoLn respectfully announce him as a candidate worthy of tho office of School Commissioner for Union County; subject to the decision of the democratic primary election. "Masy Fuiekds." M. L. LEMASTER. I hereby respectfully announce myself a candidate for the ottlce of School Commissioner for Union County; subject to the decision of the people at the Primary election. M. L. LEMASTER. * J. L. WALTER I hereby announce tuyself as a candidate for re-election to the office of School Commissioner, respectfully abiding by decision of the primary election. J. L. WALKER. ? . FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. W. M. GALLMAN. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, subject to the decision of tho people at the Primary election. W. M. GALLMAN. * J. W. NANCE. I hereby announce myself acandidato for the office of County Commissioner. Subject iu wie uecisioc. ji die voters ot the primary election. * J. W. NANCE. ( R. S. THOMAS, JR. , The many friencs of R. S. Thomas, Jr., respectfully announce him as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner ; subject to the decision of the primary election. Many Friends. * 1. M. MOBLEY. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner; subject to the decisiou of the piimary election. I. 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 tho primary election. Whilo I feel that I have done uiy duty faithfully the past two yo*rs, my experience in the office ht^s inula me familiar with the finanoinl affairs of the County, and I think will enable me to fill the position more to the profit of the County hereafter, than I could without that expcrionce. J. A. CHAMBERS. THOMAS J. ESTES. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for County Commissioner of Union County, subject to the decision of the democratio voters of ll'.e primary election. THOMAS J. ESTES. ""for treasurer SAN FORI) WILUURN" At the earnest solicitation of friends I announce myself a candidate for tho office of Treasurer of Union County; subject to the decisiou of the primary election. SANFORD W1LBURN. * J. B. T. SCO'iX 1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate for tho office of County Treasurer for U^tion Couuiy, subject to the decision of the primary electiou. J. B. T. SCOTT. JA..M&3 u. uuiau. I hereby announce myself us a candidate for the office of County Treasurer for Union County, subject to the decision of tho people I it the primary election. 1 solicit the sup- " port of tho Democratic party. JAMES D. GOING. * JOIIN 1'. THOMAS. 1 1 hereby announce myself a candidate J for the office of Treasurer of Union County. JOHN 1*. THOMAS. * W. T. JETER. The friends of William T. Jeter, hating full confidence in his ability and integrity, hereby announce him us a candidate for the office sf Treasurer of Union County ; subject to the decision of the people at the pri'^~ ry election. Friknks. * TuK AUDITOR. J. tt. BLANTON. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tkeoffico of Auditor of Union County, subject to the decision of the primary election. J. H. ELANTON, D. 1NMAN. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Auditor for Union County ; subject to the decision of the primary electiou. DANIEL 1NMAN. j. c. ons. I hereby unnounco myself a candidate for Auditor of Union County, subject to the , endorsement of the Primary Election. . J. C. OTTS. J J. F. BAILEY. ] I respectfully unuounce myself as a candidate for Auditor of Union County snbject to the decision of the democratic voters of the primary election. J. P. BAILEY. * NATT B. MORGAN. I respectfully announce myself as a can- [ didate for the office of Auditor for the I County of Union, subject to the deoision of < the primary election t NATT B. MORGAN. * ] SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION. ' T. J. H. SMITH. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for i the office of Supervisor of Registration for Union County, subject to the decision of the primary altolion. T-J. H. SMITH. * A M X/ Alk AND ARE READY ''.TO SIIOY PUB NOVELTIES, JAOQ.UABD ? MiLUMIl CHEVRON BEIGES,; BEDFORD WITH A FULL )LINfe OF We bought these goods choicest selections, ancj that made up in ample tirpi;. WE HAVE THE PROTHS1 s;i ( For Men, Ladies, Misses and in Union. CALL EARLY, BEFORE TI FOSTER, WI Jan 2 NO POl ^ / STRICTLY Hfc HERE ARE i 4 FIGURE >??* 30 YMiDS A HANpKERCHI CipSS-BARRI B to 61-4 For the nex )ffer the abo priced, to close Youi Moh 4 . I Notice to Creditors. St&to of South arolina. COUNTY OP UNION. Isaac M. Phillips, et al. Plaintiff* afaintt UufuB Phillips, et al Defendant*. T TNDER an order in the above stated case, U by lion. T. li. Fraser, Circuit Judge, he creditors of Zaohariah Phillip*, deceased, ire required to present and establish their riaima against the estate of said Zochtriah Phillips heforo me, on or before the 10th lay or September, 1802. C. H. PEAKE. Master for Union County. July 15 20 ?t. . * *1^': if* i WINTHHOP 8tAT*<^ORMAL COLLEGE, Columbia, 8. C. Thorough haloing and praotioe in best methods of teaohlog. Faculty composed of instructors >f extensive and successful experience in teaohing teachers. Open to vrhite girls over 17. Session begins Septetsver 28. QrsduItea eeonre good position^. Each county given two scholarships?ene worth $160 a session aod one of free tuition. Gompetllive flMalnation August 6 at Courthouse ofMoh COWiy. Address: %D. B. JOHNSON, President. % Columbia, 8. C. Aug A. 82 1*,? \ / s k 300DS! T T \ 5S I! sst Prices !!! r Fall and Winter stock of ESS GOODS, V THE LATEST EFFECTS IN DREPONS, *ATED DIAGONALS, CORDS, HENRIETTAS, ETC, TRIMMINGS TO MATCH, early, in order to get the the Ladies may get them r AND CHEAPEST LINE OF ) E S Children, ever shown before IE STOCKS ARE BROKEN. LKINS & CO LITICS BUSINESS, LOW PRICES. O LAW3N FOR $1.00. EFS 50C. DOZ. SD MUSLIN, ets. yard. t ten days w? ive goods as them out. RESPECTFULLY, lg & Hunter. 10 tf A NEW PLOW, ~ FOR CHEAP TERRAOINQ. I AM now completing a plow for terracing, anil will he glad lo receive ordcra from any one wishing terracing done. I guarantee satisfaction. My price for terracing is reasonable. Having made surveying a special s'udy, 1 will be glad to do any work in that lino. All orders left at Messrs. Graham & I Sparks' store will receive immediate attenj tion. INSURANCE AGENT. I am also agent for the Equitablo Life Insurance Company, at this place, and solicit a liberal share of the patronage in that line of business. C. C. WHITESIDE. A pill 29 18 4m* TO ROAD OVERSEERS! TAKK NOTICE, THAT ALL SECTIONS of roads MUST bo worked and completod, ready for Inspection, no later tban August 30th next. The Overseers will please notify the County Commissioners at this office, or their homes, if more convenient, when roads are ready for inspection. By order of the Board. CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Board. Jnly 29 31 fit. When at Home. T TKjUMrrrr.K I shall be in my office at jLXevBion, the first days of each week, jr D. A. TOWNSEND. Lgftlay U 20 if. ' - ' "V-vTW'-.v-. . ^ r >* <0* ('LEAK sa: nor the ni fl wo will offer some ever seen 011 the market. closed out to make room WINTER STOCK, v soon. We do not carry g another, would rather close $1.00. Then we have no FRESH at the beginning of every s Here are some of the g( White Embroidered Robei Stripe Organdies, Embroic Oxford and Opera Slippers Men's Oxford Slippers, Strj ing, Neckwear, and a liun< we haven't the space to mci ure in showing you. Don't think of buying an getting our prices. Attcn you through. Always bea trouble for us to show good HAS April 10 MID-SUMM Wc arc offering all Summer good White and Black Lawn, Challics, Clr ards, Prints, Ginghams, etc Men's Summer clothing, Black Alpi ford Tics, at a great sacrifice. Men's i These goods must go, as we 1 FALL S Our trade continues good, thus illn profits is appreciate IN MILL Wc arc beating the town, both as to J. Mcb 20 1 T O CASSli BIG STO SPRING fl TT T1 1 Tin Tl rn TT I IT UHMrttt THAU HOME AND SEE FOR YOURS Ladies see our line 01 uress OUR NEW IV Our notion stock is ct DRY GOODS In staple and fancy dry good Outings, Percals, Lawns, and Dc Our prices are guaranteed again Una who carries first class gooi IN SHOES I Union, notwithstanding the liar them so the prices are right do\ MILLINERY! O'r stock of Hats, Bonnets ar lines. We can suit any face an A full line of Buttericks Patt< Graham Jan 22 ? Goods m If yon wan Boots, Shoes Clothing' chea as we are g*oi our Business. RODGER < Sep^6 8( ' fANCE LE. JXT TEX DAYS of tlic greatest bargains All summer goods to be for our FALL AND diicli will be coming in oods from one season to s them out at 50c. on the broken lines, but a nice STOCK ieason. jods that must be sold : 3, White, Checked and lered Laces, etc. Ladies' } Ladies' Summer Vests, iw Hats, Summer Clotli[Ired other articles which Lition, but will take pleaslything in any line before tive salesmen to show r in mind that it is no s. RESPECTFULLY, 'RY & BELK. 15 ly ER SALE s at a great reduction, including morons, Bedford Cords, Silk Foulicas, Seersuckers etc. Ladies Oxstraw Hats at your own prices, need tlic money to lay in our ITOCK. istrating that good goods for short d by our patrons, , . , , 1 N E R Y stylos and prices. W. McLURE, Ag't. 12 ? 1, BUYElts", ~ OK OF GOODS. EVER BEFORE. ELF AND BE CONVINCED. OvwIm *v?? ?1 nlil A IILLINERY. unplete in all linos. AND SHOES. Is, such as Ginghams, Prints, nnestics, wc are headquarters, st any house in South Carols. re can show you one of the argest stocks ever brought to (1 times, and we have bought vn to hard pan. MILLINERY! id Trimmings are full in all d size, up to any pocket book 3rns just received. & Sparks. tr I!ST <;(). t Dry Goods, i, Hats, and ,p, call on us ng* to change & PURCELL.