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OBDEKS FOE UNITED r? MrLuEaaiai VETERANS Gknkiiau Ordkr No. 8. IlKAlHtL'ARTKRS, s C., dlv. Umtkd Confkdkhatk Vetkraks, Ukkknvillk, S. C., Mar. 25, 1801. 1 The General commanding th s division announce* I lint the fourih annual reunion of tho United Confederate Veterans will be held at die city of Birminghnn., Ala., on the 2"nU and 20th of April proximo. 2- All camps throughout this division a>e urged to elect accredited delegate* to this grand reunion, lvich camp is entitled to one delegate f. r every twenty members mi'i uijv ?<iuiiiuum tor any irncuon over twenty. Attention is dircc'cd t? I lie regulation requiting that (lie initiation fee of $2 for each can p, nntl 10 rents per annum for each member shall bo pa d before representation, i* allowed at any convotiti'iti of United Confedeiatc Veterans. 4 All ex-Confederates throughout this division not bctongiug to tiie United Confederate Veterans are requested to take steps immed'R'oJy te fornt en in pa and provide for representations at tlie grand gathering of our old comrades M ltirmingham. Details of the interesting program to be observed, nnd iho reduced rates of fare obtained froiuiho railroads will lie furnished the camps in due time. f?. Newspapers throughout the State arc respectfu'ly requested to publish the above orders. 15y order o f S. S. ClllTTKNUEN, Mnj. Gen. S. C. Div. U. C. V. Jam as G. IIawthobnb, Adjutant Gcuer>1. Teachers Examination. rnilH Public Free School xauiinntion will I be held at Union on the 3rd Friday in April. That will be the 110th <(?;/ <>f A/>ril next. J. L. WALK Kit, ) ., n . L.W.DICK, I to. Board of S. M. KICK .1 It I i'xa,nin,? March 30-13-31. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OK UNION. l$y JAMES M. GEE, ESt*., Probate Judge. \\7 llKKKAS, W. T. P>caiy lias made mil VV l? me id grant liiin Leders nf Administration en the liilalc of an 1 effects of C. C. deceased These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the said 0. C. I'ulp, deceased, that they lie and appear, before me in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 14tli duy of April, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'c'ock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they hare, why the said Adm:nistra'ion should not be granted. litven under my hand and seal this 'Jtith day of March, Anno Uomiui, 18U1. JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate. Pub'ished on the 80 h day of March, l,s'.?4, in the Wkf.ki.t Union Tim re and copy rusted mi doer of (Annihouse. March 80-13 21. Wagons. Buggies and Harness -A.T HUBIN8UN_&^ ALLcN o. I J E have on hand u number of homei\ made Boggle*, ami Wagonb from the most reliable factories, ami Harness of the boil make ami innti rial, which we offer ai llic my lowest living prices. REPAIRING. We a e prepared lo do nil kind* of repairing in wood worlt and lllarksmiihing on short notice. HORSE SHOKIXG A SPECIALTY. We nnpl'-y none 1ml (he best inon lo shoe horses and inulrs. Buggies and carr ages painted and Trimmed in the best style uiid en the shortest notice. MKT A LIC A XI) WOOD COFFINS. V r n'ways have on hand a stock of Metalic ami Wootl Caskets ami Collins of all sizvs, with Holies for burial purposes for (jeut'emrn nn I I n lies. We guarantee to sell Cofl'iis. Holies, e'e , as cheap as any tirm in Uni-it. ROBINSON & ALLEN. Mtirch dO-ld-tf. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE com rany of pi e w york RICHARD A. McCURDY, President For tho yctvr ending Docomber 31, 1303 Income llrrrlrrd fur Premiums - $33,301,337 i'S From nil oilier sourer* - - ?,Hll7 70 ~$7i,033,1 l."? i s Disbursements To Policy-liolilers - - $20,8*3,172 -t'l For nil oilier accounts - - 0,1sI,*>07 17 $:tb,37b,03i>~s7 Assets I nil oil States p.omls iiikI oilier Securities ... $72,030,32:! II First lieu J.onus on Poiuil ami JlortK?po .... 70.720.03S 03 I, on lis on Storks and P.omls 7,107,2110 ("I Ileal KM at ft .... l.s,0MI,9IS <.:> ( a.sli in l':inks anil Trust t'nmjianles .... I ft,S l l,fi91 72 Arrrueil Interest, Deferred I'relliiiinis, Ac. .... fl.Oftft,lifts 311 $ I si?,707,081) 1 I Deserve for PoIIrles and oilier l.ialiilit ies - - 1 ftS. 733,07123 Surplus- ... 7,032,lifts III Insurance anil Annuities assumed and renewed $ 70S,002,332 40 Notb?Insurance merely written is discarded from this ovui'mcm as wnnuy misuMiunp, ai:a na.y lasar&iuo auaanj issued and paid for in cash is includrJ. 1 have carefully examined ll?c fore^niu,; Statenicnl and find the same to he correct. f ':.Aia.i s A. 1'ri li.i k, Audio r Emm lite Surplus a dividend ?ill lie apportioned as usual. ROBERT A. QRANNISS, Vicr-ritrRioruT Wai.tkr U. Gili.ktti: General Manager 1'\ac ! '. I.l.ovr? ad Viee-I'resident EnriilRlc Cko.MWKLI. Treasurer Emory McCuntook ll.o. F.i.a. Actuary F. H. HYATT, Gcn'l Agent, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. <Jolimil>iii, H. C. Reformers' Mass Meeting. rnilKUK will lie a meeting of the Itef rin I Democrnir of I'nlot countj ,ii Union C. II., lint first .Monday in April for (lie pir I one of taking into coti-plcralion the iplvisn'?i ily of electing n delegate lo iv mot-ling l<> li lig'il in fnliniitnti April 11ii. in nco minuet: with lite Colleton plan. We lite ii ii 'I pi*.- i r ii c<l llefnfiners rai'tietdly IP.niftsI I aa-il iivAint l.iu'iiwliin tin f.illir iinnrii. ? ' ? j r v i" ' hci.I c I : .1. w. <iit r.<;oi:\. c it. r.ouo, .1. S. \\ r.l.si!, w,T. J I'.i i.l?, W. II. (i M i l'. I. (\ OTTH, A. roi.K LYI.KS. T. K. I'AI.MBIt. li W WIIITM \N, II. <*. I.AWSOS, I)R. A. B. KANT. jc. II. I'BAKB, Wii SMITH, T. RBCKNKI.I., r. iiRBBU. B. r. IIOW/.B, .1. M. (SKRBIt, i.l. W. .IAMBS, J. B. IIA11. BY, i.lKSSB MX. I. S\VINK, Dr. IXU'lJI,AS, J It. HI,ANTON. 11). It. KANT, G. II. JKTKlt. MarcU 10-U-at. A IEN J ? X SPRING Will: "I 4 111.1 11 4 II \T 4 Mil huh 11 i\i\i'j j/aUjI Attn YOKK?ALL BOUGH WE KNOW competiti at these prices, bu We have captured the cream j our customers HERE'S Ol Standard Dress Hing! 5c, Big value m Outings, American Indigo Pri Gi cents, our price 5c Fancy Stripe White 18 cents, our price 10c, Crinkled Figured Li price lOc. Silk Striped French our price 12 ic. unecked Nainsook, w Linen Table Damask our price 25c. Red Table Damask, ( 50 cents, our price 35c. Fancy Percales, DG ii price lOc. Double Width Dress 25 cents, our price 20c? Men's Unlaundried price 35c, Best Goods! Lowest "THE OLD A. H. FOS' J .*,!!. 1 -1 y LOOK OUT FOR T nrT-Jtri=} cT'o JL X IJ-jI L1_J IN C/ THE first shot was fired on the 1st Hardware Store of SCOTT l'?l leading the charge and are fighting < ever on all classes of goods sold h with a two edged sword "givi'iir <ui<lr body to come to our rescue, for "in goods we sell the cheaper wc can an all ye seekers of low prices awake t< the RED FRONT BATTERY oh ways save money by buying your I' ments, Cutlery, etc. Times are liar scared ; we know just how to get do1 share our part of the hard times am customers. We have a very large BEST STE of all shapes and si/.es, steel and w vliniK liMtitnc ti'oi'n nlmiiio I10<<I I0111< stocks, the light running 1 >ixio I breech ings, buggy harness, etc., wo goods. It'von will listen we will te NO. 8 COOK STOVE, Wl (iood substantial one-horse Wagoi We are also selling A FIRST CLAi AT AND BELOW and we solicit all Alliances to get o y.ers. Come and give us a trial and all we say. c Feb* (Mi-Oni NEW G _c S T C ? , ___ . H' A V IN(i just opened a new store formerly occupied by < the public to test the low prices whi HFAVY ANn" n I U.f I V I Ml 1U If WILL ALWAYS MO K KPT Nil ALSO A FULL LINK 01 Soliciting ;i share of your putronn you. I'i HARRY (iOODS DELIVER!*!) FRI i'eb. 2-6-iim, # STRIKE rv _ GOODS, HYING FRESH FROM NEW T FOR READY CASH. o: on stands dismayed as it stares t that's its business, not ours, ind are going to share it with LJR HAND: hams, worth 8 cents, our price worth 10 cents, our price 8aC. nts. (Guaranteed Fast) worth Lawns, (very sheer) worth awns, worth 10 5 cents^ our Ginghams, worth 25 cents, orth Si cents, our price, 5c. , 52 in. wide, worth 40 cents, Fast Color) 51 in. wide, worth i. wide, worth 12? cents, our 3 Goods, sold everywhere at Shirts, wortli 50 cents, our I'l'im!! CASH!! RELIABLE" TER & CO. HE WAR OF 1894. TROUBLE VMPS. t- b , nf .January, at the Red Front and it is still waging. We arc old time high prices more fiercely than v us. We are cutting and slashing <>niiitand we earnestly request everyI'nion there is strength." The more 1 *11 11 . mi <i win sou '<> our eiisiomcrs. men ? your interest and make a charge foi SCOTT UROS., where you can. allantation Hardware, Farming Iinplod and money scarce, but don't get ivn to hard pan and we are willing to I divide profits with our friends and stock of the EL PLOWS, ire nails in abundance, horse and mule Is. shovels, spades, rakes, hoes, plow I Joy Turn Plow, hand-made bridles, rth twice a* much as machine made II vou a secret. We arc selling a large Til 32 PIECES, F0I1 $12,110 i for $i24.0t?. Two-horse for $*14.00 vS FERTILIZER ALLIANCE PRICES. I ur prices before ordering their fertili- | I _ ...Ml I i we win convince you that we mean Respectfully, ICOTT BROS. ROCERY 5 R E.^ ami fresh stock <>f (Jioeeries in the ireene Hros., 1 invite the attention of* eli will always prevail with me. I. 1 IN E O ! ' IMIY GROCERIES 1 N ST<)(1K, AT TI r 10 I/)\VrEST ICES, ? PLANTATION HARDWARE. i?<\ il will lie inv aim always to pirate I'sju'ctfiilly, M. COHEN. SE WITHIN TOWN LIMITS. \ I " ? 1 _ BAILEY & 1 InThe_ ANOTHER w of Furniture just rc< January 1st. when we besnn busin raents. A dollar spent at BAILEY & M purchaser than when spent anywhere else anybody's bricks. Of course w e beat a What's the Use of Siti when you can get the strongest and best ( phy for 45 cents or 32.00 for six WHAT'S THE USE OF EATING or a Hour barrel when you can got a nice I <fc Murphy for 31-50 to 32.50 if WHAT'S THE USE OF SUEEI when Bailey & Murphy will sell you a 3L25 ? {Not Poplar cither.) You pay I WHY NOT REST C and sleep well when you can buy a nice 4: & Murphy for 32.00 V Why Not Furnish Yo when Bailey & Murphy will give you a B The like was never know before. We 1 from $1.00 to $80.00 ever seen in Union. A 11EAUTIUUL 1 BABY CJAI CHEAPER T! Li A lovely lot of llattan Chairs ami lioi get first choice. The above arc CASII P R ZVTTT^Y <vr x^JLllUU JL IX Jan. 20-4-if. SPRING ML stock of MILLINERY Ft./" GOODS, v#Embracing UNION. OUR SPECIAL "THE i THE INST 11UCI 1VI AI) AM I] I. A A DESIGNER EUOM PARIS. A PARED T<> GIVE High Art Without 1 YOURS FOR MILLINERY . A. H. FOS' A GRAND DI! SPRING ( Consisting of Dress Goods in all tin* 1; comes earlier than usual and we are now new outfit. Our line of pattern goods fo attractive. Come in early and get the cli We also have a complete line of Gin; and Colored Lawns, Challies, Dimities, Si riettas, Chamclions. Millinerv f Millinprw iv< J 1 miiiiiivi J i MISS JJKTTIK F-l'MMKY, of Ualsiu incut. She lias brought on a beautiful Laces, Veilings, Kihbons, Silks, etc. recommended as lining far beyond the onl lady. Wo envite your insjicction in this ] f \ j i IT I1 OR I ML, (jrL We are prepared to show yon one of the l Clothing, Ilats, Shirts and Neckwear in t are headquarters for this line. Ilcspecl J. w. Jan. l-ljr 4URPHY Lead. ;eivcd. Tliis is tlic third since ess, besides lots of fill in sliip[URPIIY'S brings more to the We arc prepared to meet nything in Union. Now listen: tinff on the Floor o Jhair made from Bailey & MurOFF OF A SOAP. BOX urge Dining Table from Bailey PINC ON THE FLOOR good hard wood Bedstead for ?l..r>0 for them elsewhere. OMFORTABLY - pound Mattress from Bailey ur House Nicely cdrootn Suit from $d.00 to $7~>. lave the prettiest line of Beds L.INE OF IMAGES VN EVER. L'kcrs cheap. Come early and RICES. MURPHY. r T THTT7ir?Tr LJLllYihlA. I . Miss Hati Wetzel, who is in ment, has Jj?y New York where she spent severJT & a1 weeks in AR6EST BBjffgt T11 m in *n z \twBbEs~*: ' rooms in the AMARANTH." city undcr 'ION OF B E o >x i :, Nl) IS THEREFOKE PREYOU THE the High Price. YT I.I VINO PRICES, TER & CO. 3 PLAY OF SOODS, itcst styles and effects. Easter prepared to furnish you with a v the Indies is neat, stylish and nicest novelties. ^hams, Purcales, Prints, White ntines. Outings. Cheviotts. lien O - - 7 ' !! Millinery!!! lore, is in el large of tliis ilepartaiitl artistic stock of I'onnets, She comes atnong vou highly inai*y as a trimmer anil a salesline specially. NTLEMEN. uriirst :uk1 best selected stocks of lie town. You all know that we tfullv, . McLURE, AG'T. T H NEW "5 RACj EVERYBODY KNOWS tbi PRICES, and sell more goods Now listen to the secret of < our goods for cash, put on one tor if we did get them at lu everything in plain figures, n hody. We have no time losses to tomers. The hue and cry of nil over this great country < contain little else, and you hc;i the country?in lact every wh would think trade is hound with rJ?I--Il? H ACK ing more goods than we ever < the year, simply because the t book the more particular he This is why you lind TH E R A crowded with buyers while oui nothing. Good Plaids, :)i cents. Good yard wide Shirting IJ Best Calico. 0 cents. Women's G. G. But. or Lace Men's heavv Iligh Cut Sho< v C Good Jeans Pants, ">() cents. The largest and cheapest 1 in liOI biuiiimg,, nais, onoc IN THIS PART OF ' N ice Fresh IJarilen Seed 0 No trouble to show goods even if you arc not ready to b YOUR CIIE HARR1 LEAE THIS SPACE IS R: m i w i ^ANI spa SPRING A W E E LARGEST ST LOWES Feb. l-\y. Tho IScwt SlifM-H for lAf if em-. \ ? fcX \^^3.50 !" Tui^ I^ TUt^S^^F-snsr^ DEALERS who push the sale of W. L, which helps to increase the sales on tin #?roi<l to ?? !! Hi it lean profit, itn?l w<< ltelievo to* niotwrar of the dealer advert laed below. Catalog FOR SALE W. Ta BEi Jan. VJ-li-Sm. 1 E ~~ ['ORK ( ET. it we lead in LOW than the whole tr-tvn. our success V*'e buy close profit?no matilf their value. Mark nd one price to everyinakc up 011 cash cus"hard times" is heard of ours. Newspapers ir it on the streets, in ere you go, and you to ho dull. Not so Wo are selllid at this season of ighter a man's pocket is where he trades. CKET competitors are doing cents shoe, To cents. 3, DO cents. e of s, Trunks, etc., HIE STATE. NE CENT a paper. unci give you prices, ?yAP FRIENDS, & BELK, IEKS IN LOW PRICES. ESERVED FORT LI D NEXT :k. OCK, T PRICES. L. DOUGLAS ? KJ GENUINE OlIVC WELT. otlom Waterproof, Itest Shoe *ol<l at the price. and $3.60 Dress Shoe. al < ustoin work, roMui? Irom $o to 1 Police Shoe, 3 8oles. Itest Walking Shoe ever mane. 2.50, and $2 Shoes, UnequalIcil at the price. Boys $2 St $1.76 School Shoes Arc liu? llcsi lor Service. IL. A MBPA. LAUIKO' fit $3, $2.50 $?} $!.75 vm ?*?uonfol#, Htyllah. v?rf?w Titling ana Mr?lcc*bU.B?it X^M^ 1? the world. All Style*. lnsiitiiponh?Tin(W.I.. DourUi Shoe*. Nam* price stamped on *'hsL_~ . Douglas Shoes gain customers, cir full line of goods. They can i onvi mrr monoy ojhnjing nil your Uf frr? upon application. J1Y it y.