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Di ? Lut of Letters. Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for the week ending August 10, 1894. Mrs. Sophie Shelton ofo Lewis Drown Prof J E Kellejr Mr A B Josey Mr William Ilraines Mr Will Wichott Miss Maris B Sharp Mra J Wofford Wait . Miss Lottie Elson Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay owe-cent for their delivery. - R. W. HARRIS, P. M. Barbecue, EXTRA Barbecue at Hughes on day of Camp&'gu meeting, August 20. BARBECUE. WE will give a FIRST CLA8S Barbecue at Fair Forest on Tuesday the 14th day of August. J. II. PARR. U. K. PRU1TT. WK (he undersigned will furnish n first class bnrbecuc at Union, S. C., on the day of the county campaign meeting, August 25. C. M. SCALES, U. 0. GALLMAN. Aug. 10-32-21. Mortgage Sale. BY virtue of a certain mortgage deed execute 1 by Winnie Johnson to me, dated February 0, 1804, and recorded in the office of the Register Me?ne Conveyance for Union County, in Rook M. 12, page 302, I will sell before the Court House door at Union, for Cash, on the first Monday in September next, within the legal hours of SheriiT Sales, all that lot of land in the Town of Union, bounded by Main Street on the north, by lands formerly of A. W. Thomson, deceased, on the south and on the west by J. W. McLurc; being the same lot formerly owned by A. D. Spears and J. E. Colton. J. C. HUNTER, Mortgagee. Aug. 9, 1894. Aug. 10-32-41. U..1 *?_? munyaye oaie. BY virtue of n certain mortgage deed executed by James L. lleluo to II. L. Goss and William Monro, dated Not. 18, 18U2, and recorded in the office of the Regieter of Mesne Conveyance for Union county, in llook of Mortnges M. 12. pag1' 241, I vriil eeii by public auction to the highest bidder, for cosh, on tho first Monday in September next, within the legal hours of Sheriff soles, at Union Court House, the lands embraced in said mortgage, to-wit : Three hundred and twenty (320) acres, more or less, situate about four or five miles to the Northward of Uuion Court House, and bounded by lands of Feb Miller. II. II. llclue, Giles Smith, Newell Smith, Sartor, Daniel Robinson, T. J. II. Smith and the homestead tract of Mrs. llclue, and being all that j art of the lands formerly of John 'J\ llclue, deceased, known as the Forbes tract and the Howard tract not included in said homestead. WILLIAM MUNUO. AugtftKs, 1801. Aug. 10-32-lt. Campaign Meetings. As arranged by the Democratic Executive Committee. Itogansville, Rice's Bridge, August 14. Cross Keys, August 1">. Goshen Hill, ltlack Rock, August Ifi. Fish l)ani. C*rlisl?> Au?nat 1 *. Suntuc, August 18. Pinckncy. Hughes, August 20. Pinckney, Helton. August 21. Gov*deysvillc, Owen's Foril, August 22. Praytonvllle, Timber IU<lgc, August 23. .loncsvillo, August 21. Union, August 2>. Managers of Election. CoUrain.?Giles Kirby, J. 11. Sumner, J. F. Spiders. Hibbe* Jt?r.?M. 15. Lcc, Sam Lawson, Henry Crow. Crons ?U. J. Betsill, C. 15. Bobo. K. 11. Kay. tloshtn Hill.?G 0. Huglicy, S. 15. Sims, G. J. I.ce Ftih Dnm.?Jno. McGowan, W. II. Jeter, P. II. Jeter. Santue.?J. W. James, C. W. Austell, A. W. Gilmore. "? Union.?S. S. Stokes, T. K. Foster. Gilmore Greer. Krlton.?II. S. Porter, K. N. Gnllman, J. W. Smith. Iluylien' /tor.?I. 8. Ivcy, Aslimore VnnderforJ, It. Bailey. Wilklntvillt.?Sylvnnus Ksles, Alfred Dnvls, G. Wash McKown. Sarrat'n Hot.?W. L. Gomlclock, G. A. llyars, Calvin Brown. DraytonviHr.?Drayton Painter, Hufus Spencer. Fehlcr Phillips. Timber Hi'/yr.?Henry Tate, Sr., Manassas Tate, Klxn Tale. (Handybury J.'////?.?C. T. Mnbry, John Priilmorc. W. E. M. Kirny. JonttvilltAtlolphus White, Ike Guilt, I> IVVihi.l.l. J. W. Gn?:?ioitv, C. II. PKaKK, Hcc'y. I'o. C'h'n. Aug. 10-.T2-2t. aC9 H8V9 1139Und 3H1 MOU SlllJOyO O.U1 DM SUIU?IUq Ot[) DOS putt KpooS .mo )oodsttj 'o.tojs ano jisia o) pojiAiit iC([tt|p.tOD o.iv. XjpuouoS o;i -qnd otp putt spuoi.tj alio jo pit og ojojb spooof) jC.tff sstqo ^s.ttj tt ui ploq st )1!l[) Suup.C.ioao )DttJ tit putt 'SOS|pt ^ 'BqttlMJ, 'spt]J 'sooqg 'sjoo?[ 'suoi)o\j 'spoof) jC.i([ JO BpUtM III! 10 M30JS OSUOUIUlf lit! 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I respectfully announce myself ns a can- d didate for the State Senate: subject to the U decision of the Primary election. J. L. Walk Bit. * tl Appreciating the importance of being re- J' presented in the State Seuate by a successful and truly representative Farmer; one who is not only in full sympathy with us in d all our demands for the betterment of our (] condition, but whose nbility and hitch char- v ncter will confer honor upon our calling'and exercise potent influense for our benefit in the legislature of our Stnte, we hereby nominate Capt. Jos. T. Douglass as our candi- c date to represent us in the Senate : subject *"! to the decision of the primary election. ' Farm Kits. * HOUSE OF KEI'KES ENT ATI VES- " J< 1 hereby annouuee myself as a candidate o ? ik. i> -?; ?v.? <? OVII1 IU HIV 1IUII3V Ul 1IV|HI'SVUI|I111V9 ; subject to the decision of the primary election. (JuDKKKY 15. FOWLKU. * (] The many friends of N. (.5. Littlejohn C recognize in him one well suited to represent p Union county in the Legislature. He is a man of firm convictions of vight and duty, Aud a true and tried friend of reform in the 0 broadest sense. We therefore nominate liim as a candidate for the House of llcprcsenta- * lives, subject to the decision of the primary election. Kbformkrs. * I hereby announce myself as a candidate '( for a seat in the House of Representatives from Union County; subject to the decision ' of the approaching primary election. JAMES S. WELCH. s! CI 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for a seat in tlie Legislature, subject to the decision of the primary election. J. W. Gkkoory. * To the voters of Union County :?I am a candidate for the Legislature. Subject to L' the primary election. J. C. Otts. * 111 1 am a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the primary. C M. 11. Macomson. * oi I hereby announce myself a candidate for a seat in the next Legislature; subject to j the decision of the primary election. pj J. M. Carter. * p The friends of .Mr. James T. Moor head, knowing him worthy and competent, respectfully announce him as a candidate tor the House of Representatives from Union Coun- .w ty, in the next Legislature, subject to the " decision of the approaching primary. *' Voters. * ' ol FOR l'KOHATIl JIIIm/kT I am a candidate for the office of Judge of Probate, will abide by the result of tlio primary election. JAMKS M. (.ILK I respectfully announce myself aeandidate for the office of Probate Judge of Union Couuty ; subject |o the decision of tho ^ primary c'ection. C. C. Sartoii. V I am a candidate for Probate Judge. Will abide by the result of the primary tl election. Respectfully, U J NO. P. OA OK. * tli 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of l'robatc Judge of Union n( County ; subject to the decision of the j,( Primary Election. J. M. GREER. - p< ti FOIf TIM'AM KI K. si Cfl I hereby announce myself si candidate for the office of Treasurer of Union Couniy ; subject to the decision of the primnry elec- '< lion. J. C. KnwAitns. * I hereby announce myself si candidate for hj the office of Treasurer of Union county ?f oubjeol to the decision of the I'rimnry ,n election. ?1 W. T. JKTKIt. * I hereby respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Union county, subject to the decision of the people at the primary election. J. I). (iOING. * fi At the solicitation of many citizens J throughout the couuty, I have decided to fo become a candidate for the office of Tresis- II ??r?r of Urion County, subject to the decis- hi ion Of I tie primary election. J- 11. UARTLtS. * _____ )DS =H : the way. Their ng its close and be entertained. . DEPARTMENTS. ? t< n n a T\rt a T\Tn L SAittiAiim e of prices in Dry hing, Millinery, etc. and it will not be not benefitted O (ERY JUST OPENED. AJRE, AcxT LSON & SON, :ers. ilJSINESS TRANSACTED. ange bought an^??>ld. m. interest paid* leposits B8ENT I 3 IE iic- COMPANIES OVER $30,000,000. FOR IFOIJ^R. I hereby announce myself a candidate for lie otlice of County Auditor : subject to the ecision of the voters at the primary eleoion. II. il. ROBINSON. * 1 hereby announco myself a candidate for lie oRice of Auditor of (Juion County ; subjet to the decision of the primaiy election. W. W. WHITE. * 1 respectfully announce myself a candiate for the otlicc of Auditor of Union lounty: subject to the decision of the oters at the primary election. J. F. Uaii.ry. w 1 respectfully announco my name as a amlidate for the otficc of County Auditor; ubject to the decision of the primary elecion. NAT 11. MORGAN. * 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for lie otlice of Auditor of Union County ; sublet to the decision of the I'rimary clcctiou. J NO. G. FA Hit. * FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. I hereby nnuounce myself a candidate for lie otlice of School Commissioner of Union ounty; subject to the decision of the rimftrv plnrtinn M. L. LEMASTER. * I announce myself a candidate for the dice of School Commissioner of Union cotinf, subject to the decision of the primary lection. 1>. 11. F.\nt. * The friends of J. A. Chambers apprcciatig his satisfactory services as a County ommissioner, and knowing his titness for lie oflice, hereby announce him a candidate >r School Commissioner of Union Couuty, abject to the decision of the Primary lection. Fit i en ns. * COUNTY SUPERVISOR 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for ie otlice of County Supervisor for Union ouuty ; subject to the decision of the priinry elcctiou. W. M. UALLMAX. * I hereby announce myself a candidate for ounty Supervisor; subject to the decision f the primary election. T. J. Estks. * I respectfully announce myself a oaudiate for the oflice of County Supervisor for ulull UUIIU1I ; SUIIJOCI 10 IDC UCCISIOn Ot tllC rimary election. T. J. llRTKNUAVatt. * The undersigned, recognizing I lie true orth ami faithful services of I. M. Moblev i ilie otticc of County Commissioners, dere to present his name as ft candidate for upervisor of Hoads : subject to the decision f the primary election. Many Votrru. * I hereby announce myself as a candidate ir the othcc of County Supervisor, for nion County : subject to the voters of said miuy at the next primary election. Respectfully, J. B. T. Scott. * UI'KIlYlSOIt OF RKOISTK ATIOX I hereby announce myself a candidate for ic office of Supervisor of Registration for nion County. Subject to the decision of le primary election. J. 15. Laxcastrr. * Notwithstanding my term of office will at expire until March lS'.id, as a new apaintment will have to be made by the overnor |o be elected at the general elecuu of this year, I think it proper that I ictild thus early aunounec myself as ^ft indidate for re-election to tlie office of a/ # IT-I-- . . >i-vi <>nvi >?^pn<iiu>? iur ?. 111 >n oouniy. inject to I lie decision of the primary elecDii. T. J. II. Smith. * At tlio solicitation of many friends I herer Himotincc myself a candidate for the !icc of f.upci visor of iiegisiration ; subject the decision of the ensuing primary sot Ion. J. o. TAT?. FURMAN UNIVERSITY, GREENVILLE, S. C. Mil K next session will begin September L -t>, 1*01. For ci>(tal.,gue? or for inrinatiou about the courses of study. Mess alls, l'rivate boarding, or other details, >ply to the President. 0. MANIA, It. l?. July 27-dO-di* T v / i howT \ jiL con \rt y y r.s It is for consumers to I ment of styles and pric just the articles they <' is to know that what ; \ * 1 Rock Boi >??-1 and tlie best i With the coming Fall your wants in almost steady growth of our 1 buying for cash, we ha our facilities for doing Millinery Parlor, Ciotii Glassware lloor. KEEP YOUR E r " IT WiLL - \ "THE OLD A. H. F05 "Giverg of M5H MSB THE RALROA FltlU RATES pilt THERE HAS/NEVE THE DOM AR C O?;^oul] ?GH A \ *r-~Knowing this, wo have u h.avc purchased Furnitur we never dreamed of before. We propose to he We mean to meet anybody 's pi one better, hence we have arrang A FRE \ handsome $ Lifb size Crnyo cash purchasers of $-0.00 worth and see specimens of the work. Now Listen, Here A Chairs from 45 cents to $25. QC Sofas from $1.00 10 $25.00. Tables at any price wanted. Bedsteads from $1.00 and up. Bureaus and Wardrobes all kin Bed Boom Suits (0 picees and Parlor Suits, the latest and lov Safes and Cupboards at your o' 4-muvvil.^.^ VlllllVnV (HIM ?/ <| | lil | |f> astonish you. Hammocks and Mosejuito Nets, IN UNDE We arc headquarters?Wo h??v< M(italic) at all prioo*, from the eh st\it i>U -ises, for ladies and gentle Come and see us, we guarantee BAILEJf s " .A ' ' V : ' *'v 11 1 1 pja* iNlENT find at one store an assortes from which they can select lesire, and how gratifying it you buy of us is always at ttom Prices, iraluc to be obtained, season we propose to supply every line. Owing to the jusiness, the result of close ve been compelled to iucrease business, by adding a new ling room and Crockery and YE ON OUR "AD." ? PA^TOU. RELIABLE" 5TER & CO. Good "Values." p? 7 oAYED I S r Mstyr DS ARE AT WAR. NEVER AS LOW AS NOW. R BEEN A TIME V^ltEN OUNTED FOR MORE O BE USED TO DVANTAGE. ikcn advantage of the opportunity, and c and other goods in our line at prices In th hqp u/hn holn nc I 1V11 vsvjvy IT l IV/ IIUI|J UOi rices 011 any article wc sell, and then go ;cd to make E GIFT. 11 Portrait of any relative or friend, to of Furniture from us. Call at our store V ire Some Special Drives: k each. ' I ds. more) from $8.25 to $7 ">.00. elicst designs, from $-10.00 to $85.00 \\n prices. e in lovely patterns, at prices that will with attachments, clieancr than ever. IRTAKING. 5 Collins and Caskets (Cloth covered and eapest to the finest, also llurial Kobes to 1 unen. i to save you money. . Truly, ' ' ?, MURPHY^ % % new york rack: DRY ROODS AHD ! Cheapest Store THE great financial depression tl the past year, leaving disash track, in which many a merchant p wall while many others were forced lice in order to keep from sinking, c Utilities for the RACKET'S hard By sticking to our iro UNDERBUY, UNDER we have built up a trade which we It has long been an cpen secret tl not touch our prices with a forty fo As we have no one else to unders ny thing of Und ?rsol 1 i n cr Trices cut in two in the middle a 12 boxes of good Matches for 5 Best Soda, 4 cents a pound. Men's good Domet Shirts 15 ce Sateens worth 20 cents, for Si New Cotton Moire, worth 18 c Good Checks, 3 cents. CLOTHING TO FIT The biggest and cheapest stock o Great slaughter in Summer Good if you want the bargain of your lib HARRY lead: BE SURE AN] IHt blU CLUSINO A T GRAHAM & WHICH WILL OPEMt WE will placo on our bargain counters som gooda of every description, which will cost to CASH BUYERS. Theso goods wi room and wc need the uiouey. Among thom only short lengths and sample lots, but good re wish, consisting of Dress Goods, Wr.sh Goods, Laecs, Embroicdries, Shoes, Clothing, Ilats, et Millinftry ! Mil Wc will also close out our entiro stock of M A great uiany Data, Plumes, etc , at less than ing and we don't propose to carry over, so com for should ycu wait until the goods aro picked i you would be disappointed when you find out t nW REMEMBER THE DATE, I NO TROUBLE TO SHOW YOU C YOU BUY OR Rospcctfulty OllAIIAM Ac Spectacles and Eye-Glasses. uuu FROM 25 CTS- UP. ,*? I It A V\* ?-? our pc dioaei CARRIAGE PAINTS 50 CTS. A CAN. Jolj *- sou A. FULL LINE OF STATIONERY. - Sc" IVi'fumery, Fancy Toilet Soap, SSU^ )RUGS AND DRUG SUNDRIES of TZ TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES. 10 ftr UNION DRUG CO. Ire9id July VO-'J'J-ly. . July'J A ET. ! M mm jimmi . JLlULi 1IUUUU . 5 on Earth! >at has held full sway for er and bankruptcy in its rince was pressed to the to sell at a great sacraly opens greater oppor- , i cash to do double duty. A n clad rule, SELL, CASH ! I are justly proud of. liat our competitors could ,^j^k ot pole. M sell we are doing the fun-- N \ Ourselves. nd sot on fire at both ends. ? cents. snts, worth 30 cents, cents. ents, for 10 cents. EVERYBODY. f Shoes in upper Caroliugi. A s# Conic and coinc quicK r & BELK, ' 1 ERS IN LOW PRICES. * D ATTEND I OUT SALE 1 SPARKS, I INDAY, JDLY 16., f 0 wonderful b;irgaius in Summer M bo closed out almost regardless of JB \ust and will be sold, we need tbe will be some choico goods, not liable goods in any quantity you White Goods, Lawns, Muslins, linery ! 1 < illinery goods at a big bargain. A balf price, as the ucusoq is advam- A e ut odcc and inako your selection over ADd not find what you wanr. MA vbat your neighbors bought theui 10NDAY lltMliTII, Jl ?UR STOCK, WHETHER NOT. , ) ; SPARKS. IBECUE AT JONESVTLLE. E undersigned subscribers give notice . A tLat tbey will give a A SPLENDID BARBECUE Jk AT J0NB8VILLE, < I ON TIIE DAY OF DIE ^ NTY CAMPAIGN MEETING 1 candidates will be there to address < oplv, ami we will do everything in , iwer to give you an old time Barbecue i r, and make you all happy. j CRAWFORD & AYCOCK. r G-27-td*. 1 TH CAROLINA COLLEGE, 1 COLUMBIA. S. C. | ion begins Sept. 2thli. Nine regular irses, with Diplomas. Special Courses, 'crtificHtes. Requirements for a<1inisnoditied. Board $8 a month. Total ary expenses for the year (exclusive 'eling, clothing, and books) from $112 2. Send for Announcement. further information address the A cnt. A O-HMI. JAUES w????OW. , I H