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( COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE, COLUMBIA, 8. C. Fall 8kssion Opkns 8ki*temukk 27, 1804. Twelve departments of instruction. Able faculty and distinguished corps of lecturers. Work thorough. Spirit progressive. Elective courses. Heading rooms, libraries, fine telescope, new chemical and physical apparatus. All rooms carpeted, well furnished, and lighted with gas. Open fireplaces. Hot and cold baths. Health unsurpassed. Thorough course in instrument*! ?n,l For catalogue and further particulars, ? address KEV. J NO. A. KICK, D. D., President. August 1:1, 1894. Aug. 17-33-'2t. IF YOU WANTON -ENGIXEYOU <VANT THE llEST, THEN BUY A ? T O Z E Ft , ? And you will have the bcxl engine built. 1 manufacture three styles, PORTABLE, 8EM1POKTABLE AND STATIONERY. The TO/EIl has stood the test for years and never failed to give satisfaction. They uao about J the fuel and water of umer iniiaca. oieuin 13 cuauy raised iu ironi 20 to 30 minutes. Full line always io stock. Writ# for prices. ? REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY EXECUTE!) ? J NO A. WILLIS, Columbia, S. C. Aug. 17 83 Dec. 1. '00 H8V9 1130Und 3H1 'Apnpoodso.l )SO]^ *A\OU Suijojjo O.IU OAV sum8.a?q Otp OOS pun ppoo8 .mo loodsui 'oaois .mo iibia oi poijAut A[pqp.ioo o.iu A(pj.iouoS oq -qnd Dip pun spuouj .mo jo pu og 0J01B SpOOOf) A.IQ 6811(0 is.uj u ut )doq si imp SuupA.ioAO louj ui pun 'sosqn 'squtuj, 's}u[{ 'sooqg 'sjooj[ 'suoposT 'spoof) A.xq jo spuiq pu jo qoois 0SII01UUII UI! 8u|?nq qio^\ avon^ ui avou si '.io)oud -Oid Oip 'H0D.U1, [ ?? 'SI!l{3 MJ^ 11101(1 SujAOUl jo 0{qnoji pun osuodxo oip oaus oi \LSOO NHOA AV3K 'IVilXOV spoo" ano jo \[v. [ps Iji.w oa\ uoqt ipun Atou iuojj puy 1681 'Idas do AVfl ISHId oip no ottii squn.ij, puu sjnjj 's301[^ s|ooj[ 'spooit) x.iq jo >(00}s ano oaoiu n|.\v putt oo<) upj Xq poidnooo avou uioo.iojojs juo.q.[ Avoip\ oui ^ oqi pojtioa OAttq o \{ -T'SAOW OX ONIOO 3HY am Campaign Meetings. As arranged by the Democratic Executive Committee. llogansville, Rico's Bridge, August 14. Cross Keys, August lf>. Goshen Kill, liluck Hick, August 1C. Fish Dam, Carlisle, Augirsl 17. Hantuc, August 18. Pinckncy, Hughes, August 20. Pinpkney, Helton, August 21. Uowdeysville, Owen's Fonl, August 22. Draytonville, Timber Ridge, August 28. Joncsvillc, August 21. Union, August 2>. Managers of Elootion. Coif rain.?Giles Kirby, J. H. Sumner, J. F. Spiders. (Hbbcs Uux.?M. 1$. Lee, Sam Luwson, Henry Crow. Cross Kf'/s.?R. J. llctsill, C. 1$. Ilobo, K. II. Ray. (/ashen //ill.?G O. Hughcy, 8. 11. Sims, G. J. Lee. Fish Dam.?J no. McGowun, W. II. Jeter, 1'. 11. Jeter. Sanlnc.?J. W. James, W. Austell, A. IV. Gilmore. it..;-.. u o i i' ' ' * ?o. o. cmuhcs, i. i\. rosier, uii* more Greer. KtUun.?II. S. l'orter, H. N. Oallmao, J. W. Smith. Jlti'/fits' Hot.?I. S. lvey, Aslnnoro Vanderfurd, '/. It. Bailey. WillinaviUc.?Sylvanits Kstcs, Alfred Da* vis, 0. Wash McKown. SarrnCs llox.?W. L. Qoudclock, 0. A. llyars, Calvin Brown. JJrityluHvillr.?Drayton l'ainter, Itufus Spencer. Feldcr Phillips. Timber Ifi'b/c.? Henry Tate, Sr., Manassas Tale, Kl/a Tato. {ihinifybur;/ Mills.?(1. T. Mabry, John pridmorc, W. K M. Kirny. Jomsviltc.?Adolphus White, Ike Guilt, F. 1'. O'Shields. J. W. (liitaioiiv, 0. ||. I'EaKE, Sco'y. Co. Ch'n. Aug. I0-.$2-2t. Mortgage Sale. RV virtue of a certain mortgage deed executod by James b. lielue to II. L. uoss and William Monro, dated Nov. 18, 18'J2, and recorded in the ollice of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union county, in Book of Mori ages M. 12, page 211, I will sell by public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, on the first Monday in September next, within the legal hours of Sheriff sales, at Union Court ID use, the Ian Is embraced in said mortgage, to-wit : Three hundred and I went y (i'JO) acres, {pore or less, sjtunte about four oi tiv?: miles o Ihe Northwarl of Union Court Mouse, and bounded by hinds of Feb Miller, II. II. Heine, Giles Srniih, Newell Smith, ? Sartor, Daniel Robinson, T. J. II. Smith and the homestead tract of Mrs. Heine, and being all that f art of the lands fjrincrly of John T. Heine, deceased, known ns the Forbes tract and the Howard tract not included in said homestead. WILLIAM M UN 110. August 8. lM'.ij. Aug. 10d2-it. if * > ' ' 1 SUM SGO( Must get out ol season is approachi they cannot longer BIG COTS IN ALI ? ?> I 4- ? ? UNPRECEDEN1 ?"J General massacr Goods, Notions, Cot! Call and see us our fault if you are -> I ? A NEW LOT OF CROC T W VoTKKS. * ] I FOR PROBATE JUDGE, 1 am a candidate for the oflice of Judge of Probate, will abide by the result of the primary election. JAMES M. GEE * i I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the ollice of Probate Judge of Union ( County ; 'subject to the decision of the primary election. C. C. Sartor. * 1 am a candidate for Probate Judge. Will abide hv the result of the primary 1 election. Kespectfully, J NO. 1'. GAGE. * 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the oflice of Probate Judge of Union County ; subject to the decision of the Primary Election. J. M. CHEEK. * TOR TilKASl ltr.lt. I hereby announce myself a candidate for i the oflloe o( Treasurer of Union County; < subject to the decision of the primary elec- ( lion. J. C. EbWAiins. * < 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for ' the ollice of Treasurer of Union county. ' Subject to the decision of the Primary olrcti?m. I W. T. JETKR. * , I hereby respectfully announce myself a i candidate for the ollice of Treasurer of t Union county, subject to the decision of the people at the primary election. J. D. GOING. * At the solicitation of many citizens throughout the county, 1 have decided to become a candidate lor the ollice of Treas- I urer of Ui.ion County, subject to the decision of the primary election. J. 11. DA RILES. * M E R ) I) S " F the way. Their ng its colse and i i U? JLIL IHL'I Jim. i-iy Wm. a. nicho ^suBanP A REGULAR BANKING 1 Deposits received. Exch Savings Departmei /n*-* mz? - UJU X 1111U t WE KKPR FIRE *INSURANC WITH RESOURCES OF CANDIDATES. ^ FOUTHESLXATE. i I respectfully announce myself as a can- ( didate for the State Senate; subject to the ( decision of the Primary election. J. L. Walkkr. * t Appreciating the importance of being re- ; presented in the State Senate by a successful and truly representative Farmer; one who is not only in full sympathy with us in all our demands for the betterment of our 1 condition, but whose ability and huh char- ' acter will confer honor upon our calling'and exercise potent influense for our benefit in the legislature of our State, we hereby nominate Capt. Jas. T. Douglass as our candi- < date to represent us in the Senate : subject ? to the decision of the primary election. I Farm nits. * HOUSE OF REPRESSXTATI V Eg. , 1 hereby aunounce myself as a candidate ' for a seat in the House of Representatives ; subject to the decisiou of the primary election. Godfrey 1$. Fowler. * The many friends of N. G. Littlcjohn ( recognize in him one well suited to represent , Union county in the Legislature. lie is a man of firm convictions of right and duty, and a true and tried friend of reform in (lie broadest sense. We therefore nominate him as a candidate for the House of Keprcsenta- < lives, subject to the decisiou of the primary i election. Reformers. * ( I hereby announce myself as a candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives j from Union County ; subject to the decision , of the approaching primary election. JAMES S. WELCH. , 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for < a seat in the Legislature, subject to the do- < cision of the primary election. J. W. Qreoory. * To tho voters of Union County :?I am a candidate for the Legislature. Subject to the primary election. J. C. Orrs. * 1 1 am a candidate for tho Legislature, sub- ' ject to the primary. ' M. K. Macomson. * 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for I a seat in the next Legislature; subject to < the decision of the primary election. J. M. Carter. * The friends of Mr. James T. Moorhead, 1 knowing him worthy and competent, respectfully announce him as n candidate for the House of Representatives from Union County, in the next Legislature, subject to the decision of the annroachintr nrimarv. oe entertained. . DEPARTMENTS. *?? I <-? r BARGAINS. e of prices in Dry ling, Millinery, etc. and it will not be ! not benefitted. KERY JUST OPENED. AIRE, Agt LSON & SON, lers.jt^ BUSINESS TRANSACTED, ange bought and sold, it. Interest paid ieposits ESENT 3 E *- COMPANIES OVER $30,000,000. FOB AUDITOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate for he otlice of County Auditor: subject to the lecision of the voters at the primary eleoion. II. H. ROBINSON. * I hereby announce myself a candidate for lie office of AuJitor of Union County; subcct to the decision of the primaiy election. W. W. WHITE. * I respectfully announce myself a candiJate for the ollicc of Auditor of Union bounty subject to the decision of the roters at the primary election. J. F. Bailey. * I respectfully announce my name as a candidate for the office of County Auditor; subject to tho decision of the primary election. NAT B. MORGAN. * 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for Ihe office of Auditor of Union County ; subject to the decision of the Primary election. J NO. G. FA Kit. * rOK SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself a candidate for llio office of School Commissioner of Uuion County; subject to the decision of the primary electiou. M. L. LEMASTER. * I announce myself a candidate for the >flice of School Commissioner of Union couny, subject to the decisiou of the primary dcctiou. D. R. Fast. * lite friends ol J. A. Chambers approciatng his satisfactory services as a County Commissioner, and knowing his fitness for ihe office, hereby aunounce him a candidate for School Commissioner of Union County, subject to the decisiou of the Primary eleotion. Fhiksos. * COUNTY SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candidate for [lie office of County Supervisor for Uuion bounty; subject to the decision of the primary election. W. M. GALLMAN. * I hereby announce myself a candidate for Lounty Supervisor; subject to the decision af the primary election. T. J. Estks. * 1 respectfully announce myself a candilate for the office of County Supervisor for Uuioti Couoty ; subjoct to the decision of tho primary election. T. J. Bkteniiai'uu. * The undersigned, recognizing the true worth and faithful services of I. M. Moblev in uie omce or county Commissioners, desire to present his name as a caudidate for Supervisor of Roads ; subject to the decision of the primary election. Many Voters. * 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate 1'or the othce of County Supervisor, for Union County ; subject io the voters of said county at the next primary election. Respectfully, J. B, T. Scott. * SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION! I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollicc of Supervisor of Registration for Union County. Subject to the decision of the primary election. J. R. Lancaster. * Notwithstanding my term of oftloe will not expire until March, lH'.ltj, as a new appointment will have to be made by the tjovcrnor to be elected at the general election of this year, i think it proper that 1 dictild thus early announce myself as 'a candidate for re-election to the otlice of Supervisor of Registration for Union county. Subject to the decision of the primary election. T. J. II. Smith. * At the golicilntiQn of many friends I heroby announce myself a candidate for tho ofticc of Supervisor of Registration ; subject lo tho dcei-?ioii of the ensuing primary election. J. <). TATE. * 1 {iirbeeuc, WE tho uu<lersignc<l will furnish a first cla<s barbecue at Union, S, on iho dny of the county campaign meeting, August l?f>. U. M. SCAI.EH, 1). 0. UALLMAN. Aug. 10-32- 2t. ,r ' . % Elain ? T CASH B W e wanl We are going Q-OOD GOOI PRICES will "In time of pes paring f So to speak; by already FAjuI^ ?toc ? c; p? n t1 during the dull Summe 40 PERCENT. CUT IN cd. Pear this in mind, f money to you. "THE OLD A. H. F0S' "Givers of G TILLMAN 01 > THAT'S NOT 1 THE QUESTION IS, WHER FURNITURE WIT1I MY BAILEY & OF CC YOY pay strict attoDtioa to this Unitod States Senate. A. d( MURPHY'S. Everybody in Union niture cheaper than any house in Uniof lina. Come and sec us and we will coi for BAILEY & MURPHY, and you I Do yoi want a Hammock? Notl Mosquitoes sing Psalms to you at night heart's best blood ? Buy one of our M< A BEAUTIFUL LINE NESE AND A LOVELY LINE O! s: PY THE WAY SEE OURS AND (} WILL CERTAI Call and see our new Pod Room sui arrived. Do you want a uicc wardrobe Dies, any Kinu, nave a nne ot inese in Sideboard, we have thorn. IJ^q you nee< have ono that beats tho world for 50c. have one, in faot we have everything v< Mouldings just arrived, can frame yo in Ladies Walnut Rockers, get one befc Rocker, you should have one by all inea clso. Remember we have finPFTWS A1 all prices. Also 1'urial Robes for l/uli< We gitarantco to ploasc you, so come 1 Don't forget that wo give a hand-tom rolativo.or friend KRKK, to every CAS k 0 Talk' o ? UYERS. 0 5 your trade, f to have it if )S and LOW I bring* it. ' ice we are preor war." ] r laying in a part ot our J All bought with the CASH = : r months, and while the FREIGHT RATES existor it means a saving of RELIABLE" TER & CO. rood Values." I BUTLER !!! ?HE QUESTION. E CAN I BUY THE MOST r HARD EARNED CASH? I A.T 1 MURPHY'S YITOQIi! / W X?WJJ, I I ( 1 ] i fact and it matters not who goes to the ollar goes a long way at BAILEY & County knows this. That w ) sell Furi, and as for that matter in South Carolvince you aud start you out hurrahing i ihant be arrested, cither. i bing nicer theso warm evenings. Do f ? aud thoa when asleep probo for your j jsquito Nets, thoy arc suro preventatives, n OF MATTINGS, CHI- ' JAPANESE. ] F TOILET CHAMBER ETS. ET PRICKS BEFORE YOU BUY IT J NLY PAY YOU. ts, they aro boautics, thoso have just ? come and sco ours, flow about Ta* iat can't be excelled. Do you want a 1 a door mat and Shoe cleaner ? We 1 Kvery house in Union County should J ju need to furnish a house, ur pictures now. Somo great bargains >re they are all gouo. 1 hat large lvattan f oh, only $2.50, bring 83.50 everywhere !fD CASKETS too, all kinds and at 1 28 and Gentlemen. and see us. Respectfully, BAILEY & MURPHY- , ] 5 ] life size Crayon Portrait of any ill purchaser of ?20,00 worth from us. ( I Bailey & Murphy. CLEARANCI n *?i\ 11* i ii i ju inv nut* in tui; iiiivtnt vi vui n W[ find we have a lot of stuff wi ver. We will make a clean sweep o] SUMMER C md have marked them at prices that 1 s your chance to buy goods cheaper t o get them. Good Calico, 3 1-2 cents. 4< Checks, 3 cents. " Sateens, worth 20 c " Dimities, *' 25 Samatra Flannels, worth Fine Domets, for Shirts 1 L2 l-2c. at 8 l-3c White Goods, Figured Lawns, Mull iwn price. summer Clothing Mar The Cheapest anil Best Line of 50 75 AND 100 STRAW HAT1 It will pay you to buy a hat and pu Good Cottonade for Pants, 81 cents Good Soda, 4 cents a pound. Woman's Black Ilose, 5 cents. Men's regular made half Ilose, 6 cei Good wire buckle, braided end Susj Come inland let us show you what No trouble to show goods. HARRY LEADEI BE SURE AND THE BIG CLOSING GRAHAM & i WHICH WILLOPENMOf WE will placo on our bargain counters somo goods of every description, which will be joat to CASH BUYERS. Theso goods mus room aud wo.uecd the uioooy. Among thorn w >uly short lengths and sample lots, but good rolia wish, consisting of DreBs Goods, Wash Goods, \ Lacos, Embroicdrics, Shoes, Clothing, Ilate, etc. Millinery ! Mi Hi We will also close out our entiro stock of Mill \ great many Hats, Plumes, etc., at less than ha: ng and wo don't propose to carry over, so come s or should you wait until tho goods aro picked ovi fou would bo disappointed when yon find out wb it. OMEMBER THE DATE, M( SrO TROUBLE TO SHOW YOU OTJ YOU BUY OH I liospectfully, GRAHAM Ac okipIdcIc? nnil RvaXIawm I j^vvnuvivo unu IJJU uiuuuvui -w-jy y 1J exe Seplemb PROM 25 CTS- UP. ? the nort ? son, dec CARRIAGE PAINTS 50 CTS. A CAN. ^ Colton. =V. FUL.L. L.IiNiU UF STATHJnCixv * . Aug. < Aug. ] 'erfiinicry, Fancy Toilet Soap, B**B IRUGS AND DRUG SUNDRIES T a! TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES. 8 UNION DRUG CO. _July aO-29-ly. _ PHI IM FOR ?AJL.E. llie ci rilX liorse power engine nnd gin for sale, the pcoj O Terms reasonable. Apply to our pow J. >1. and L. It. JET Kit, Ex'r. dinner, Santuc, 8, C. Vug 3 31 ill*. July C SA!_E. J innual stock taking and I ; do not intend to carry J f everything in v 1 xOODS, I will do the work. Now han you ever expected ents, for 8 l-3c. " 12 l-2c. 15 cents for 10c. Waists, &c., worth ( V ^ < s; etc., at less tliuii you1* ked to Close. ^4 Slioes in the Slate. j ? FOR 9K RFNTR t it by ibr next Summer. * Llts. H renders, 10 cents. J we have. 1 &BELK, 1 IS IN LOW PRICES. J i ATTEND ^ OUT SALE 5rAKKo, IDAY, JULY 16. wonderful bargains iu Summer i closed out almost regardless of I ami will be sold, wo need tbo -- 1 ill bo somo choico goods, not 1 blc goods in nny quantity you Vhito Goods, Lawns, Muslins, nery ! 1 inery goods at a big barg&iu. If price, ns tho season is advanc- ' it once and tnako your selection sr and not find what you waut at your neighbors bought theui INDAY THE 16TH, ' \ R STOCK, WHETHER sTOT. SPARKS ^ Mortgage Sale. 1 irtue of a certain mortgage deed 1 cuted by Winnie Johnson to me, sbrnary 0, 1804, and recorded in the the Register Mesne Conveyance for lounty, in Book M. 12, page 302, I ||H 1 before the Court House door at aB^flj for Cash, on the first Monday in er next, within the legal hours of Sales, all that lot of land iu tho ^^B Union, bounded by Main Street on b, by lands formerly of A. W. Thorn- s' I eased, on the south and on the west 1 iV. McLure; being the same lot I owned by A. 1). Spears and J. K. I J. C. HUNTER, J Mortgagee. 1 ), 1894. L 0-32-41. ECUE AT JONESVILLE todersigned subscribers givo notice lit they will give a t PLENDID BARBECUE AT JONESVILLB. ON THE DAY OK THE TY CAMPAICN MEETING indidates will be there to address >le, and we will do everything in er to give you an old time Harbecuo and make you all happy. CRAWFORD & AYCOCK, l-27-td?, ^ ^