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til Columbus CiiiTtu Assies at Hamftos Roam.?Portmi Monro*, April 21.?The three Columbus etrtreli arrived here w half-past 10 e'eloek this tautatug. ia * tewsfthno 8paa;sh war ships, sad wee received with a great (bunder of salutes sad display ef flags i f the oeoatriee represented Wy the fleet, aad dropped anchor at ?a? uae 01 T**sels. The day could ant bare teea mere beautiful or the scene mere impressive as they came in the Reads, decorated ft em jil.boem v? te taffrail. with the flags of Castile aad Aragon and Que*a Isabella staadiog out aad fluitciing la tho gentle hreese. The lit*le flee were tumbled about off the Virginia coast yesterday in n lively fashion by iha northwest wind that blew a:l day, but they nanared te make the ?**1? "???? ing, and after taking pilots aboard proceeded in At Ibe bead of the fleet was the unprotected eruistr Infanta Isabel, tewing the sffagtbip Sects Marin, which displaced the > ? ! of an admiral. Behind and a mile astern came the torpedo vessel Neuva Kvpa a, with tbe Nina as ber charge, and in the loiter'* wake was the big b'ack protected raiser lieida Regente, wrh the Piota They were towed by at least a quarter of a nil* el hawser, and looked like so many * ducks sitting on lha water with the feathers f tbeir tails plucked. Whan off the fort, the Start and Stripes . ware broken out and saluted by the leader. the fart quiekly responding. Before the Santa Maria was abreast of the Philadelphia, tha Butch frigate Van Spcyk ran up the Spanish colors and saluted them with thirteen rounds. Then the Hussivt ship General Adziiral commenced to *u ute, and later every flngsltioin the harber honored lbe?e curieus lookil^crafis and the country they come from. v Almost a. Ltscimno.?Denmark, Barnwell Co., S. C., April 21. ? Henry Williams, the suspected negro rapiat. has been spared. The excitement baa abated, and tho bloodthirsty crowd that have thronged the streets during the past two day* are gone. Last night an attempt was made to lynoh him. The nob broke open the guard house and ^ started him in the direction of the place A where the eutraga wis committed, but were dissuaded from carrying out their purpose by cooler heads. While Miss Baxter was satisfied that he was the man, he s>id he could prove his innocence, and he was spared until today to give, him an opportunity to do so. lie said he had werke l for Mr. Alexander Sally, of Orangeburg county, on Thursday, and fcr a Mr. Ganti of the same county, eu Friday morning. Men were dispatched last night to bring these men here and they arrived today about noou. They were examined, and testified pos.lively that Henry Williams, the prisoner, had vrerked for them on the days slated by him. Thie proved that he did not commit the deed, and that he w <s not even in this county i hat morning. He was g veil an impartial trial before Judge Lynch and his jury and ucquitted. But notwithstanding that fact, numbers of th# crowd still believe tbat he is guilty, and * had it net been for the advice and counsel of eoolcr and wiser heads, he would in all probability have been ushered into eternity before tbl%. There is now no danger of his being lynched. Rock Hill Gets tiik Colleqe.?A spc cial from Spartanburg to the State., d>ited April lil,aays: The Industrial School Commiss:on, after a long meeting and much discussion, awarded the college to Hock Hill. Much disappointment is expressed by the citizens of Spartanburg, as they felt sure thay w juld get the school. The vote stood 8 to 2. The board adjourned to meet at llock Hill cn May 31. A motion to postnone the election was adopted, but was aftei wards reconsidered. The 1 egalify of fhe bmds was lengthily discussed. (]reat tirJOICIXO in uock hill, ia Rook Hill, April 22.?There i* great rejoicing in Rock Hill over our victory 111 winning the Industrial College. Amid the 6r;ng of anvils and fcreainnig of factory whistles end ringing of bells and the shouts of a iIiou*hii4 enthusiastic and rejoicing men, the town is wild with excitement. IVc esteem this as the greatest day in the history of our young city. A procession with a baud of mus c in the lead is now (1:80 a. m.) making a circuit of tho eity. No such enthusiasm wns ever before known here. We bad a hard struggle, but are now happy people. Mrs. Tiliuan, who is still in our midst, was serenaded this morning in grateful recoRnitfon of her frioiidliness and thai _ oP the Governor. rt ' _ _ _ cjo tub Whole Hon I?If the State is going tn for revenue only, why stop halfway? (be gpod people of .South Carolina arc ~ willing thi}!. their State should sell whiskey (e decrease taxes, why not go a little further on th's line, pay all the government expenses, wipe out the public debt, build schools and roads? Submit an offer to the Louie ana Lottery Company, aud allow a syndicate to make the capital city of South Carolina the Monte Carlo of America. A peo^ir, ihmi the "RUto net devised sojte .tic)' flk wholesale imjiey-ewkicg estates. Where is i-U? business sense-of sapfftMBtt State's Voitor for ooljr b6OO,0Q^~dfc-ghaj?)d be auctfene I ctf for ?Ii it- ?$ fctch^Tfe 5/d/?. ton, 1>. (J , April 24.?'Tbe nuthoVetive stAterneut of Sir. Clevlleftd yesterday, in which he announced ttjy'presVet and future policy ? of the administratibn efcafef . the gold reserve, has talcefl thoeadge off the excitement that followed-the aot of the Seo^ retarjt. Of the Treasury Slipping inby^Ahe %r a financial flurry thai dattcer sp^sit bolf te have parsed. Under the interpret?i?#it?ef Cle?(dand'.s stutemeu., the reserve-ls treated simply as 00 much eseh IHUM sr.:! vrhchrr :? aggreg-Mo iims. oS^SMR few mill a dny becomes a concern. Consequently very Utile ioTJVtdy * was manifested today at the department in retard to the financial eituntioft. Hutu*: offers or gold were received frotn and accopted^and TreaMiVeir Jerri *nvp?jNy5 York, it it reported, had alft. rec&TOH* e>ns'deinble amount of geld' oertifleetca, lip to noon the t rer.su ry was not a'i?ie?d a? (o'the extant qf the go'd shipments turner^' pw- ' ? ' r'4.j' ! . r . Vffcjv Safe Rouiixrt and mlkokr.-i-mobilt?, ; Al?,, April 21?On NYedeeedyy night tt ib late hour Joseph Cook, n clerk >u tAfMR&F of J. 1'. CI ?yton, m,j^oejnMtf >nsi\ Vvaa assaulted and lie safe robbtd of 91.100. - "**>.* Ho clue was gisci except h w*g >n track, but cilizfens fol owed Ihut up with the remit that Cotk's bo ly was found near I'icke 's Lane. He was uncloscioes, with three bullet boles in his bidy. A dccior was summoned and succcidod in bringing him Mfl' ta consciousness. f Itefore he died he stated ilut he was murder* I and ribbed by James T Smith, (). Itid'i and Chariot Taggurt. ' Citizens scouiel the country for the guilty parties and they weie arrested while taking i'je trsin f.?r MoM's. The muuuy was found upon their person*. 'J'he arrest was tnvle hy Deputy Sheriff Moore and posse, and he has the jad guardod u preveut the outraged pupulacj from lynching the perpetrators. The guilty parties are conucc'.ol with some of the best families in Mobile. Tus Auiitci Gaixixo Sreeeore.?Mr. John R. Jeffi'ie*, lb* able iadefat?fat>l? Sta's Lecturer ?f the Ftram Allinac*, paid as a p!es?leat visit Saturday night. Ha brought wry encouraging t dioga concerning tha nob e order of which ba i* aa Important officer. Tha All'??: *n ,wIr C.?ie s- a-owing as it nerar grew bafara. Id preseat growth is as toliii aa tha oak, bat mora rapid than tha growth af that monarch of tha words. Whan tha AU'ance first ordered this State, many joined it because it eat something new. Men are joining it now from a proper appreciation of its dignity and pewrr, its aims and purpeses, its roc rl of pest accomplishments and its h*pe? of future success along the lines it has li-i i i| vi for its wo'k. The c Jers are emphasising the fact that the Alliance has nething to do with polities, in the seose of participtiioa.? Col. Register. Ah Atuvti Woman OvsnBo\nn.?New York, April 21.?A well dressed women jumped troni the Roosevelt street ferry beat "Anions" yeetenlsy. Mortimer Fisher jumped afl< r ber to ressua bar. She triad ta pull hitu down with her. They were both rescued after going under water for tha second time. Tbo woman was uncsnscious when pulled on the boat. She was carried to the hospital where she recovered sufficiently Is say her name was Mrs. OeorgieUa Schimidt. Thi police learned that the woaaan'a husband ia John Schmidt, living in rha West End, At i\uta, Qa. La GRtrra.?Dining the prevalence af the Qrippe the past s?ason it was a noticeable fact that th se who depended upon Dr. King's New Discover/, nnt only had a speedy recovery, tut escaped all of the troublesome alter etTecu if the malady. This remedy seems to have n peculiar power in effecting rapid cures iot ouly in c*sea or La Qrippe, but in all Diseases of Tkroatf Chest nnd Lungs, aud has cured cases ef Asthma nnd liny Fever of long standing. Try it nnd be convinced. It won't disappoint. Froe trial bottles at B. F. Fosey. Strknoth and Health.?If you art not feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "La Qrippe" lias left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy sets directly on Lirer, Stomach and Kidneys, gently a>d rg those organs to per[ form their functions. If you nre Afflicted I with sick Headache, you will fin I speedy and permanent relief by taking Electric ! Bitters. One Irial will convince yau that this is the remeby you need. Large battles only 50c. at B. F. Posey's Drug Stare. Traueut at SJcCoinick.?McCormick, April 21. ? Mr. D. A. Wardlaw, a prominent aifd highly respected young man of thia place, was shot (probably fatally) by Jack Frier, a shiftless character. Price is at large, but a posse of men are scouring the country in search of him. Frico is twenty-one years old, five feet high, blaok hair, knock-knecd ; dressed in a black cbcviot suit. Wardlaw and Price bad a disnilte about somo tri?ir?l iri?li?r IIAnn on tiik Other Feli.ow.?Gaffney City, April 8.?W. J. Shelton, traveling representative of the Columbia Rtgitter, is hustling to get the pestmastership at. tliia place. He is now in Washington, to push his claims. The oitizons of the town are circulating a peiition, in which they say they prefer the pie enl incumbent, a Republican negro,to Sholton. The most, prominent citizens are signing this pelitiuu.? The State. -a # e Ami:ndki) the Verdict.?8aiins, Kan., April 21.?Ray Stout, the Uuion Pacific agent here, was seriously, perhaps fatally, cut by a negro natncil Don Adams yesterday. Adams was arrested, found guilty of minislaughter and sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary. Stout's fricuds were not satisfied witli tne sentence un 1 took the negro fiom the officers and lynched him. Ducki.rn's Arnica Salve.?The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sorts, Ulcers, Sa't Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, | Chapped Hands, Chilolains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed le give pet feet satisfaction, or tnoncy refund| ed. Price 20 cents per box. For sale by B. F. Posey. List of Letters. | Remaining in the Poaloflice at Union, for Jic week ending April 28th, 18'Ji>. Miss P L Dawkins Mrs Einma Palmer Mr Edwaid Edwards Miss llattie Richard Miss Mary K Harris Lula Worthy Mr Bill Wallace. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, IN MOBITUARY. PRAT1IER.?Died, at. the residence of her husband, T. J. Prettier, iq Cross Keys township, en Saturday, 8th inst., Mrs. Dora .Kn..l 'IU k ,1 1-J I 1 J * ? ?*?; i wuunv *.U? Xfc. UCVUIVU UUOUiQt fttul six small children are left to tnouru the lots of n luting christian wife and mother. 'Laundry Polish. T V-> J?u Wftnt Jour Cat'*? ' _ | | ,M-?-' * ? ??. Cuffs and .a.xs'to took as well as if lnundried at a Laundry? Vou can make them. Icv.w squally as weii and at highly polished by using ('CHINESE LAUNDRY POLI8II." Sample package, sufficient for one quart el raw sttrcli, will be ^ent, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of 10 cents in stamps ot Mter. Address P. V. BF.AIID, care "Seuthern Progress," Atlanta, On. A Fine Spanish Jack. V7\NE of tho largest, purest bred and finest V firmed Spanish Jacks ever brought into Ihis State will stand regularly at tira'ha? U Ray's livery and sale stables, al rplIK itndrr-igucd Hobtai^'rusteeH ftfr-0>j -|_Cllll^4-J* Wffcjf of tho Tutors 0 No. tfl,frho re' urn real ant ^ fWttTl property for taxation. to be h'eid a Union C?.?irthouse on Monday the tirteentl day of Moy. 1893, at iu. Sa'yl meeting when assembled will hin prwer to elect a Chairman and Sec re ary to adjourn from time to time, to lcry i special tax not exceeding tliree mills, nn> to appropriate the ftme for school purposes as provided by an act of the tiei\er*l Asscm bly of this Siato, entitled an Act to E?Ub lis i the Union School District, to uuthorizi the Ks'abl'.shincnt of Free (iraded School: iliei eiii, nuil to provide the means for thi ellicieot i. anagement of the same, Approvei December V-ltli, 189V II. M. 0111.MB ALL, 11 HUB F.N T. OKK, W. K THOMSON, L. O. VOUNO, JNO. A FA NT, Jr-, J A MLS II. ROUKK. Union, S. C., April 27th, 1803. A pi 127-17-? 'v SHERIFFS SALES FOR MAT, 1893. BY TirtM of H?<I7 ??cnii?? M rested, 1 will Mil befer. C? 'a??f ??VT. 10 mo Iowa of Uli?l, 0O Vl( day ikt fint day of May itxl, during I legal Inn of Slier ITs hIm, (ho fallow) described property, to-wlt: Seven mules, named Bil?, l'etrr, Di Milks. Jim. black KU end red Kit. (hi heed of nettle, t we brood sews, one thru ing machine, one (en. one lot of farm! utensils, levied en end to bo sold no I property of A. Q. Means, at the su'ts J. A. Leo ft Son and other*, Plaioti against A. Q. Meant, DofvaJaot. J. U. LONG, S. U. C SherifTs Office April 15, 1893. April 2M0-2t. MASTERS SALES. FOR MAY, 1893. The State of Sonth Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pitas. C. H. Ptakr, as Master, m. Wade Davis. [N obedience t> an order male in tl above staled ease, by hit IIoner, J. Norton, Circuit Judge, dated March 1 1893, 1 will sell before the Courthouse Union, 8. C., within the legal hours of sal on Monday, the 1st day of May, 1893, t following described lauds, te-wit: All that certain lot of land lying, bei and situate at Carlisle, (late Fish Dai Union county. State aforesaid, koown as C< tage Lot No. '1, and hath such sh\pe, mark buttings and boundaries as a plat male I J. Lv Young, surveyor, Oc'ober 1890, mo fully represents. Termt of ssle, Cash, purchaser to pay f< papers. C. H. PEA KB. . Master. Master's Office, April 7, 1893. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Commcn Pleas. C. H. Teake, as Master, rt. Wade Davis IN obedience to an order made ia tl above stated case, by his Honor, J. Norton, Circuit Judge, dated March 1 1893, I will se'l before the Courthouse Union, S. C., within the legal hours of sal on Monday, the 1st day of May. 1893, t] following described lands, to-wit: All that certain lot of land lying, beit and situate at Carlisle, (late Fish Dan Uoion county, State aforesiid, known i Cottage lot No. G, and bath such shap marks, buttings and boundaries at a pi made by J. L. Young, surveyor, Oclobi low, more fully represents. Terms of sale, Cash, purchaser to pay fi papers. C. H. PEAKE, Master. Master's Office. A| ril 7, 1893. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Comnta Pleas. C. II. I'eakt, as Master, vt. W. M. Gordo IN obedience to an order made in tl above stated esse, by his Honor, J. Norton, Circuit Judge, date 1 March 1 1893, 1 will sell before the Courthouse Union, 8. 0., within the legal hours of sal on Monday, the 1st day of May, 1893, tl following drsciibtd lands, lo-wil : All that certain lot of land lying, heit and situate at Carlisle, (late Fish Dsn Union county, State aforesaid, known i Cottage lot No. ?, nnd hath such shap marks, buttings and boundaries as a pi mode by J. L. Young, surveyor, Ottob 1800, more fully represents. Terms of sale, Cash, purchaser to pay f< pacers. . C. II. PEA KB, Master. Master's Office. April 7, 1893. The State of South Carolina. county <\i. u^iaa. 0'iurt of Common Picas. C. II. Peske, as Mastc, iv?. 8abrey Hi] IN obedience to an order male in tl above stated esse, by his Honor, J. Norton. Circuit Judgo, d^'ed March 1 1893, 1 will sail bciope the Courthouse Unien, S. C., within the legal hours of sal on Monday, the 1st day of May, 1893, t following described lands, iu?wit; All that certain lot pf land lying, heit and situate at Carlisle, (late Fish Dae Union county, State aforesaid, known Cottage lot No. 14, and hath such shap murks, butting* ami bmod^ria* as a pi mad* by J. ?. Young, surveyor, Ootob 1890 more fully represented. Terms of rale, Cash, purchaser io pay I papers. " C."H. Master's Office, April 7, 1898. > rr-, <?&?<? The ^ n-r* A % r ^ oUutti Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Com t of t'etaman. Plcss. C. II. Peake, as Master, vs. Joseph L. Fa IN obedience to an order made in t abore slated case, by his lienor, J. Norton, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before I Courthouse at Uni>n, S. C., within the lej hours of sale, on Monday, the 1st day May, 1893, the following described lam te-wit: ' ' ? All that certain lot of land lyiog, beii aud situate in Union county, containing c and threc-Sfth acres, bounded on North I Public Road, Fast by F.aiy 'Qr^tinds, Sou by S. U. Si C. It. R., West by lands for erly owned by S. M. Rice, Sr., and knot as Tract No. 17, in the main division the lands of Spencer M. Rice. Sr. 0. Terms of Sile, Cash, purchaser (? pe% | papers. C. 11. PBAKE. Master's Offiee, April 7, 1893. . < The State of South Carolina. I COUNTY OF UNION. b . - ^eurt of Coram ju I'lco^j. 4Wv British ftpvi Amer?tan Mortgage Co rS**y (limited,) Plaintiff, ' Kandrick, ). > ^wnwwimd W. C: Carpenter, (partners ' ' ,;Oafr?ll & Carpenter,) llcstic Hros. ' Wright, (Individual names not know ' tV. II. Wallace, A. L. Howell. Nancy ' Caldwell and Jno. L. Rates, l)rfrndaiil* I Summons for Relief.?Complaint Server " To (he. Defendants above named, and erpeein to the Defendant* A. A. llo"-elI and d< 1 A. Dates : I "\ZOC are hereby summoned and retjuir 1 X to aaswer the complaint in this uctit . which, on the it 1 st dap of May 1802, v u tiled iu the oflicc of the Cterk of raid Con , and to serve a copy of your answer to I t said complaint ou the subscriber at his otl I iu Yorkvrtie, Sooth Caroline, within iwet days after the service hereof, exclusive of I day of such service: and if you fail answer the complaint within the time afo said, the l'.aintifT in this action will ap| to the Court for the relief demanded iu I complaint. C. E. SPENCER, Plaintiff's Attorney Dated Yorkville, S. C'., May 511. A. D. 18' Mar 31-13-61 SPRING I^JMEW < r?# * & The Largest Stock Our buyer lias just retuml fr now opening up one of the largcs over nau, aim priced ma low R8 vol Ladies, See ( We can show you all the novel and wash goods, and our line of w Millinery I It it useless for us to say that w known that our stock of Millin j? cheapest. We have some special ii 17j season. ? A Gift for ng On Monday next, 27th, wo wi n ) a large painting in frames and rc Jt" will bo given away at the end < will o.\plain itself. The pictures re are to get. Call early, as only a Remember, prices asl ow, and, jr can buy them elsewhere. Wo foolishness, but we simply mcai received for every dollar spent wit ? Respectfully, GRAHAM Jan 22-5-tf HOW ARflllT Yfll WWW I ? ft# V W I V ^ I. . V* SPRING e. h# ^ There arc lots of places selling ?? well as economy to get yours at th at lar goes tho farthest? We are offering the Prettiest r ?r Goods, Ginghams, Prints and Whi the new styles and colors for trimi anywhere for the spot cash. Ladies* Ready We havinjfiBMpy added a nice i consistin??|H?rdresses, skirts, ?a arc scllinj&ijjSfts usually paid f ir J7- Our S^^KEtepartme If you d^^^Hpl able to buy n and see howdHj^Be charge for tr >s We will hailHmething to say 1 at Straw Ilats, Shirts, etc. We invite ^^^Lreful attention - WlLUAiS^BSril % at M le. -^K^; ?ge ?fcr^ m to The Union '.' Has a full line of the host SHK^Aidp ra; and EYE-GLASSES that Scion?'W1 |rt ab'e to produce, and aro PreP^NHRg9 ihc any condition of the eye. 'he HOUSE AND LOT FOTJJE to I OFFER, the house and lut on T$tnni re" L street knowp as the HlX II JyDB, Pv sa'c. W contains two acres. Terinfeei lhe Apply to O. 1\ OARItffrr! Spartanburg, 8. C ; or THOS. D. lUITLBRi. Vl- L'nioiu 8, ( , Jan 13-2-tf. I OPENIN< AW GOODSU . The Lowest Price om the Northern markets, anil we t and best selected stocks that we h i will find in South Carolina. )ur Dress Goods. ties of the season, both in woolen go hite goods are the prettiest in town. Millinery 11 0 can suit you in a hat, as it is gonen cry goods aro always tho largest i aduoements to offor you in Millinery I Cash Buyers. 11 issue tickets to cash buyers, calling ady for hanging in your parlor, wl jf ."10 days. Call and get a ticket wh are now here, so you can see what limited number aro to bo given away, in a great many goods lower, than. ( mean business?no humbuggery? 1 to get your trade, and givo you va ;h us. & SPARKS, Cash Store. TR NEW ." 7 . uat AMn noroo I nm mivu unndo ' ? " ? them, but don't you think it's wisdom c right place?the place where your ( ind Cheapest line of Millinery, Dr ite Goods, Embroideries ami Laces in ming, Hosiery, etc., that can be bou, -made Underwear. stock of Ladies' Ready-made Underwc chemises, corset covers, etc., which jr the material not made up. nt is Complete, and mu fully appreciated. i new hat, just bring along your old imming it over. ater to the men and boys about Clothi i and consideration. OSTER & CO. || Ordinance to Raise Suppli '* T)K it ordained by the Town Couno J3 Union, in (lie Slate of South Carol now mot and sitting^ and by aulhorit the fame?? 8#o. 1. That k (ax of two (2) mills vi every dollar of the value of nil real esl personal property and stock in trade hereby levied, to meet the ordinary expe of tho Municipal Uoverument of the tovn, for the fiscal year commencing dny of May, 18'J3. See. 2. That the sum of one dollar and cents be fixed as a commutation for strei road daty.AQd lb* said sum to be paid by i and every able bodied male per.-on bet v llieaopfM of AiffliitAii (1W\ and fiftw i TJ\\ ?? 0 ?? v-/ ~ ?v \w7 J% who reside or labor within the incorpo limits of said tewo. I Sec. 3. That the Town Treasurer do I ceed at once it collect the taxes herein f >cd| JjqJ (|lut he sh ?J1 keep his books v from the first day of Mp,_y ucxt, until first day of alter which i he shall proceed.' t>y di??r??? cr other nisi prescribed by low, to collect such us ret unpaid, with n penally of twenty per < and costs of collectian added. Sec. 4. That the baa;: values for taxation of void estate, personal prop and styick in trade shall bo taken I the assessment as levied bythe County j itor in February, 18'J3. Sec, u. License fers shall be foy \ho fiscal year: :rc For each Sewing Marine Agent, $ ' 44 Life Insurance Company, ncy " " Fire ' " ? " Lirery and Sale Stable, 1 ' 44 Carriage, Buggy or Plow lDC* Horse kept for hire outside livery stable, ' 44 Two-horse Dray, 1 , 44 ? Oue- 44 44 41 44 Meat Market, 44 4 4 Billiard room on Main St, i 44 44 44 44 back siieet, 1 4 4 44 Tenpin Alley, i )tr. 44 " Circus, pey day. i ntc " " Side-show, per day, 1 4 4 44 Lecture, Musical Knterlainurn inent, l'lny or Show for i#r. reward, per day, 44 44 Itinerant Salesman, per day, the " " Auctioneer, per day, ; of Bone and ratified under thac> porate ins, of s?id Town of Union on the 12th da; Apt 11, T. MUNRO, L. G. YOUNG, 1 iiienrlm Clerk and Trias. - A pi 14-15-iJt The State of South Carolina UNION COUNTY. 8 By JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., I'robats J v ITII KitHAS, J. II. McKissick, as t V VV of the Court of General Sessiont l Common Pleas, has made suit to me to g |8f bitn Letters of Administration on the K fT* ?nd effects of B. F. Eison. deceased f These are, therefore, to cite and adrnc all and singular the kiodred and cred of the said B. F. Eison, deceased, they be and appear, before ute, in thtf ( i of Probate, to l?e haM ?? Uniea C. !! , ? ?1 Carolina, on the 26th day of May, i --ri after puh'icauau hefeoF, at 11 e'clock ii W* -foreneem, to ahow oatfss, I# any tT??y j tain why the said Administration should iro for granted. isy. Giren under my hand seal.UtisVlnli of April, Aono Domini, T8?8? " JAMES M QBE, Jadge Pfebi Published on the 14th d*Y ot A J. 18'J3, in the Wkkklt Union, ft mm. " April 14-16-Ot. 3| ""Ttttt* TVT^ JLllJQi i\?|j RAC1 IS. are avc THE immense stock of Sprii opened up and placed on all to be tho largest, best asso shown in Union. All bought foi so we h ave no losses and can afTc Jly OUR DRES ?nd this are equal in quality to in any than you will find anywhere. E a nice nima feilk, at ZOo p< Imported Brocaded Satin, 51 for Fine changeable Surahs, 75c rich Beautiful line of Plaid Sura icl1 new and popular shades, only 2h y?u In Cotton Goods, such as you e^c , our 8*ock 19 dimply immense nor Ten thousand imported sai ,luo than half price. Pant Goods from 6 cents a yi 10 cents. STRAW Big line of men's and boy ? Broad brim Malagas only 10c; ot the same goods. CLOTF iolWc are headquarters for C ?2.48 to fine English Worsted. 0H^ cents. Big lot of 50c Jean Pant all "" SHOES and : ar We have Shoes and Slipperi W(! high cut^Shocs for 75c; Ladies' t dies' Slippers, 50c. Come in and let us show yoi St you want to buy anything or no! Polite and attentive HnV?m( Respectfully, HAR April 10-15-ly Oh, How Beautiful I IIow lovely ! Put this Dress aside I Hat for me! Such as those arc the ex< 68. they are shown our magnificent display of Our stock this hcusou is larger and iua, White Goods, White and Colored Mul y of broidcrcd Uobes, Puculs, India Zcphyri Venetian Muslins, Woolen Dress Goo< K fabrics. The ladies have shown their i t, is Goods, making it necessary for us to ha rises MILLINERY, MILLI1S hrst > In this line we were fortunate enoug ,t 0\. trimmers that A. C. k Co., of Baltimo each Baltimore. We defy all competition i reen lovely stock, prettier and larger than u SHOES, SHO] We have all the latest novelties in tl >pcn fords, in red, tan and black. Ladies' l,,e onlv $3.00; others ask you $3.f?0. In Clothing and Hats, both in men's n'uin want, and at prices lower than ever. Although Domestics have advanced, prices ' erty 1,000 yards Suiting Dress G from 1,000 Zephyr Ginghams ^Ul1" 1,000 " Shirting Prints, a Iaid 1,000 " Teazle Cloth, lov< 1,000 " Best Print, indigt 1,000 " Piedmont Shirtin sioo i)000 " Best Plaids, at Jo.oo Ladies Black Sill Misses and Childi - qq 00 doz. 200 yds. O.oo The above is only a few of the many jj-JJj Respectfully, ?:S W. L. DOUGLAS 000 83 SHOE oENm.N. < And other specialties for 0 0.O0 Gentlemen, Ladles, Boy? and " 0.00 Misses are the H J 0 HtaMn Best in the Wor,d* " *eRI 8e? descriptive advertise- j, Y of 1 meat which will appear In ^ Take no Substitute, bat I n?I * t on having W. I., i DOUG I. AH* HIIOKM,with , HBlV name and price stamped oo ?? BHSMHH bottom. Sold bf w. T. JiUATi, Union, 8. C. ,, and H. 8. LIPSCOMB, Oaffney, 8. C. J Feb 17-7-Gm 0 3 Union Drug Co,: KF.AI.KItH IN? .ran t state DRUGS, Patent Medicines. Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tootli miih Brushes,' Tooth Powders, itors Fare Powders, that A full line rf Pxiuts. Oils, Fully, Stains, 'ourt Paint Brushes, .Whitewash Brsshsr. ioutii tobacco, Hnuff, Cigars, Fresh (R^lnu^teeds, J a the^ kept in a first-class Drug 1 i/y York KET. '"|1 lg and Summer Goods just our shelves is pronounced by rted and cheapest goods ever cash and sold the same way, >rd to sell at very close prices. >S GOODS x the State, and prices lower iig line of Silks, sr yard. Oc per yard, per pard. hi, Whip Chords in all the cents. Lawns, Ginghams, Challics, tuple Handkerchiefs at less ard np. Nice Cottonado for HATS. 's Straw Hats just opened, hers ask you 15 and 20c for IING. ^ lathing. Men's Suits from Boy's suits at 50 and 75 s just in. SLIPPERS. i to suit every body : Men's ine button Shoes, 75c; La i through our stock, whether k in to show you through. RY&BELK. _ How Exquisite! for mc ! Wrap up tliis lovely Laco tarnations of our lady friends, ns of Spring Goods. prettier than usual, consisting of lis, Dotted Swiss, Children's Eni3, Japanese Silks, French Tissues, Is in patterns, latest shades and appreciation of our stock of Dress ,yc to duplicate our first shipment. f?RY, MILLINERY. h to bo able to got one of the best re, send out?Miss Buruotto, of n this line. Come and see our sual. 3S, SHOES. lis line, consisting of Ladies' Oxguarunteed hand-sewed Shoes for and boy's, we have got what you wo are still letting the:;, go ut uiu oods, at . . .05c }, ui . . . .10c t ... .05c jly styles, at . . .10c s blues, ut . . .07Ac g, at . . . .One 07 Ac c Mitts, only . . .10c ren's llosc, only . .05c spool cotton, only . .0-c bargains wc can offer you. W. McLURE, Ag't. A Fine Mill Site. 3NE of the finest litcs fur n cotton mil lies on t>otli sides of ihu corporate line f the giowin^ town of J. ncsvillc, U miles boee IJuioo 0. 11, .South Canlin*, on the . U. & C. rond, and at the Jotiosvillc lei alius of t|je Locklinii Hi.d Joneeville railroad. Vhiie ii hss not u ' wutcr-p . wer" on if, it s a potcrr of water, suttic.cnt for crery urpoee needtd by a l'.ctory run by steam. In it are H2 springs of splendid cold water. rbile four creeks head on it pin t of the land u the corporate limits of fie town. It bus he best kind of clay for brick, with plenty f wood to burn the brick. Two large queries of fine granite rook a-ijoiu this land. L'bere is also a large bed of the finest pottery ilny on tbe land. Capitalists in torch of a good location for i factory in the South would do well by addressing John L). Lox(l, Jonesvillf, ti. C, or R. M. Stokiw, Editor Union Times, ? > '<"f ' Onion, 8. C. Dissolution of Partnershlp. ICTOTICE is hereby gieeu that tbe partnar!?> l.iluerio existing between t 8miih ?y mot u etwnsc u' . v .