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r rxa TT3STI02ST TIMEg The "yaller Jog" b.ll paused Iho House but was killed in the Senate. So there's uo danger of iho State being bankrupted by onstables fees for killing dogs. Wo learn that Spartanburg is to have 'uolher J ily. It will be under the iiauageuieat of Mr. Qantt, Editor of The Headlight, and a northern gentleman by tho cam* #f Knight. Senator' Frank J. Canion and Arthur brown nf tho now Slate of Utah took the oath of office in the Senate last Tuesday. T'hcy are fries Iter men. ? As we go to press we receive through the dailies 'he news of Senator Tilni i's tuuidou ( speech in lite Seirn'e. It w.is on the Titian- I cinl question and is n pow f. ! arraignment 1 of the administration niul of that ch??s that has worked so ndro.t'y to demoncii/.o ti*v? r and place the na'ion's finance on a sing'e I gold bads, contrary to the constitution and against the wishes of the people. lie broke through the stilled formalities Of the Senate and spoke like a man who had soinothing to say- an object to attain, uud a. bilily and determination to pursue it. lie ( has cerla'nly relet mod his ? remise <>f u I "pitchfork" performance. In roga til to the sjeech Hon J. L. McLuirin telegraphed the Register as follows: "Tillmuu's ?pitch was a sueceas it was original and boll?a terrific arraignment of Clove'and. Under diffei cut < >remm. stances, it create I an impression lik his speech at Bennctsviiic mi 18<>' "> There w;ro largo crowds in the pallet ics an I tie y ii;i> pUudcd his hits at t'ievclanl mid his de nuueiationi of bond issues. His "pitchfork" is dripping with gore." The woman sutTra^ios have not given up the South yet. bat a~e .still hoping to sen the ti-'o turn iu their favor. In her review of the South before the convention it I Washington .last Tuesday Miss flay prcdic ed rapid progress of the pro juitrrage ?e:itim nt ia this section in the coming months. She bases her prediction uti the result of work already uone. It is hard to undarst.ini just liow she could come to such a ciuclti>"iou. They male a desperate fight here ia 1 ">uth Citroliu ngvnst a sctuingly small Dposition, yet when the time caina to act here was very litt'e sympathy shown fir 'be movement. That i? one th'ng nhnit rhich South Cnroliukuis generally, s: m to beanies*. indilfetei t. Wo tv ui i iioibe?-? raid tor ottr wives and sisters I<? be fc il??v ' to voto. We bilicvo they would veto in iu_ lelligcnlly and possibly with a more sertip - ! ulbus regard for good government than the man. Rut the womi-n don't want to vote, and tho argumeu'a aboil op pi otsive and i ??-nij mmrct? Tn t ie weight because they 1 have no foundation iu fact. You might as ( woll try to convince tho queen of llngland i that she was a beggar as lo try lo convince i ouo of Uniju's man ie I laics nvlto )?y (lie 1 way seem to have a hetter time in life than any class of people we have ever sc.n) that ?lio was oppress* <1 l?y anyone. 1 What tonsi lerati i. (lie que tioti got in the Constitutional coiiveti ion wu- given it uot boj> dec the women wan *.'1 to vote, !...i beoiuue a goc d runny of tlr* l>i-l me i ! i!ic J invention (!i nglit ih-y sun iu ho onfrin.. liiUctn lit of the in! SPgent women il. host iotuti 'U ut the vi so I iivgr prohltin. Latest 1 ruin f-\ (ialiaWill permission of !ii?; II I will lay 14 Irih KO of will'.'li iii ii .'I'll ill-* ivi- n!" his uohle little l'i;'11 v. Ilitr'i, the r I >1 child f Mr. niiil Mr--. Anlrew Uai'i y departed I 'bin life Friday Jin. lit. 11 vv -> uhouthirU'fn yeir* of age, and lias boon :m in a lid nearly a!! his Poor little IV- la v ho ft oil Ins unlf'-ring willi s> milch pi lionet" A bright light I In. I t coined t<> hive he. i. sent liy the good Father 10 lighten a lii ino that deal Is had darken*, t hi* nuM-i n wa^ soon fulfilled and i as transferred to a fairer c ime. .May 'l? 11? iy s. irit l.iin en' fill (lie ncl.i-'g v. .i made i. hitltii's and mother's heart hy the depariere :>t" t'j it precious child. The;' have the -yiiipitiiv of (lie entire o nnnr u v. ' " i Our couiiiiiini y i m. 1 ,i"li wi i. (he j ineisl.s. Mr. T. J. \ .er- n . . .. i s? <n palhy, hit cut re i.i.n.l, it a I, I w.l'i n.tn ales. A So Mr. Uihy I. C ;.i- i ;. Hi hn: one u li A it. ; it. nit ,i i i. Mr. Houston ;"jui i n!i ir/Im s i lr?vcohorses nn<l n ui. s at ..liia. Dr. V L. l*oo!p ol Cross Key j i. tit.a .i i wii 'in 1 ir i l. 1 for hit fasHM l>or.*c, vl.icli I .as a ilueo tiiiii'.nc gnit. I)r. bat ft I;'/ ( l .ll.l ii"J ftll l is l|si||.r gooil juiIj;cinc:M in | meli i -in;; .ml h rs\ s. Mr. G. J'. lioliiS ft tilUOt s.sflli j'luilil i' O' C'Ois h '>s visited Sed i'iu llii wee!{. Mrs. Jo.-io H.i ;! ' n wife of ur jolly Dr ha* rot u rue! liont Spa-1.ml in, where she hrs licen v siting Iter mother .Mr. I! Smith has re in" home fr nr. Carlisle ivhtr. h.i l>o< i: lev hit-;* f obt o! 'or Hevisml months Smith i i ur i lu-re of tlift Citadel :i '?l h o ]>i. diet for s.i t iiright future. l'ftii <y. . <?. Married. EmiUi. Siller. MB. EHITOM: * t.'-iii w'"n !>' : til" i-'c'rineucy of went her iiel 'in; e.n.sid.-ivildo niiiou 'i' "l" mciii is, i lie wi .1.1 mic in-Ill i.in^ Mweetlv in jour coaimuniiy j? -111 Ieve half p.i?t five o d'ori- jit Mr. i I -iv'i j Miller's. The pwriies were Mr- !. I), Smith :ti I Miss Herlim Miller. Ilev. V* I' <i Humphries olrteifttinjr. 1 in' ftilemi iii'h were Mr. T. Jell' Smith, Miss Li.lie 'A uli .< ;, Mi. Vi'irle Novell ftti'l MieJ (Jerlru le JlireeD The hrido was very v erily Mlirod mi :? ' rely croftio iires?. with while LI; sprays mi l ritihon. 11 or tuuids won- Murk lieiu iell'is with pink iik hlaii ft. 'tin' witl ling .much wn.s rendered ' ory sweetly hy Mrs, \V. j|. Xui lli- Alnl fir ?l.o next u> wc 'TCI . L give honor to Mr. and Mrs, Mi ler. We were u-heed t? < ne of ihe most elegantly forut>hit>4 we hare ever seen nod you amy be euro ?? d'd justice (o it. The nriJe received severa' wry nice presents preseneed by In r guest.* The remainder of the evening was spent in very pleasant e?nveiv ^ sal ions and music on harp with organ. We also ei joyed joino good old hyms saug by j young pcoplo and of courso we helped all wo could. Don't know of any more partic"'ar news at present, but wc are listening fur that Mine said "boll" to tap at ecmc . oilier neighbors door soon and wo don't euro h w sovii if wo arc t > bo so fortunate a.? to li<- an ?m o wittirs and a pat taker of'lie ^ fostii li s. Visitor. Union, 8 C, Jan. "1th 18'.i0. <V ltuary. Israel?A liille ovor lw > works ago dcdl. claimed tlio btIlo b.vhi and brother of the ' hippy home Mr. nnd Mrs. F. .M. Isri .!, tad the torn lie vim had not healed ticti.ro the eldest so-*, li.'e.iini is taken; J an. 14 lH'.l'J ll?i win in his 11 li 3ear. 1 know he will I'Cgieaily mis-id at home for ho was sue;, a inighi. and loving child. All wbo kvnw hi o loved and cherished h to. It seems har t iii.it he sir " t In taken lVuiu us. I'ut God knows best. f My heartfe t apathy goes out t ibe bereaved faintly in thi.* meir hour oi distress and bin: ivcineir. and hope that ih.s " dispensation of p.-ovi tomaybe smictitied 1 to their eternal bonelit. Asleep in -.i-! liles 1 Im p From whioh n 'tic ever < ukes to weep. Written by <i.o ? h > Jp.ot <houi botlt. \ i Marvelous Ifesults. From a letter written by liev. J. Gutul i. * tnan, of Diiiiononio, Micii . we are permiitod to mako this ex' r.ict. "I 11?v no tiesi! i lion in rcC'jiumi i.-iing It . King's N?w i-tis- ' cowry, is the : we.? aim-si inirveious t in the C?SO of my wife. Undo 1 iv.i.s paMor ft'the liaptst ? i. ni oil :i ilive.. J miction . Ill v.fis I relight dovv.. v."itii . 'Ouuioiui . .ilo?,o it in; Li Grippe. Ton ?e piruxysais ? t coughing won <1 last i our writ liiile r 11 pi I on and :t S11'UiiiJ a- ii' r-1 v; c 111 1 ti I mm vive ihriu. A friend recommended I>?,*. " kind's New Discovery: it was i|iuek t > ii? work a ii J higliiy satisfae >y i n r. suit-.'' ? I riii tottlvs free* at It. 1''. P-.sey's Urn,; Store, Uegniar t-ize oOc. and s1.01J REGISTRATION! 1 I will altetil at Union C: Ii- on the lirs ^ Monday in February in \ lo register I i who have lost llieir curtdica'*"* of ivgisiratnn tin I ril tliosi ?li > have became 'Jl jo-irss at' age since the last general idec ion. T. ./. 11. iSiniI li, j Inspector of ll"g:slrai'oti. Jan. 25th 18'Jii. State of Soutli Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By Jason M. Greer, il-q., Probate Judge. \\ IlkKHAS, Cliarncr Hawking has made t juit to me to grant him Letter of Adm'nns. [ration on the l'lslatc of and elloots of li. t). j Jeler deceased. ^ TJlUSK are, therefore, to cite an I a Ian a- ( isli ali and ?i tgulur the kiudred and credit ors of the sai<i iJ. P. Jeter, decent, it, iliui tliey lie and i ppav, before me, in the tYiiri I' of Probate to be held at Union C. II., South ? Carolina, on the Ultli day of February li st, ifler puhlica ioo heieofat 11 o'oloo1: in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why tlio said Administration t>h u'd trot la | 21 'tilled. Given unJer my h.iml nn ? "vl this ' 'tb J11 y of January, .w;iio Domini. l>'..'?i JASON \\. OltKK'l .luJjie iV.iliale. l'ult'isllOtl <ni the alsl J:.,) of J uiu irr. iiS'.'G :n the tdie u i iuies. yA Carolina, u' oil UNION. Uy Jason M. tve ' <! l'r> l>"th .i;i ! t \\ IIKItKAS, 1 iinr!o? W. J tier . a- .? ?uh to tne t > v.>-nit him liiMiery ??i" ! iraiien it I lie ii-fate i.t: I eMeels of ai l?ri-2or > ili.'CO ISO I lI KM'. II i mm-i'.i c, I ' < ";? an J :il I;. iliu'.lnnJ :i? n. r i-?* km in ire i .1 iId) x 11! tin* m il V ii!i", n i. e if (. .. i (liHl I hoy ben ! iij.jcni . he;*.'o u e. i. . Court o: 1'iotiii i. : i ii" : .il at > nion ' j, Juiiili Ciiiol iii 'iii tli.* 1 "{ ! y ot r'o' ry. in xi, nfter | unii: ?ii in iiori.il, h' il I el in ihe forenoon, in sh ci in , if, any tliey have, why I he sui I .x'i".iiiis!nilioii *. on it ii'.I he kiwi ml Given an.h i* lay ha *?u.i sen': inn <il *i Jay ?*l Jiinuiir ' anno t ndi, liS:i 1 .1A-ON M.GitKKK. , .?uJ,;e I'n.l .. I'tihlisheJ its 'ii "I en; of January l^'.iu | i in the Union Tim ? ?. >.? i.ir:|.*5 v . I,:n I ?>: a sn: y . a,. J 1 ! ?a lit; to", y ' < ivi he i i i*e .iji in . . . , ni a. H. i-'<C.MMSnim > ! n?*llie.l of if" i'l.v il.-. L* lliel.' 1 I smith cloth! Wliat winter ?joods we 1 k * price and take t hem. 5 evervt: < KED HOED S Come in and look at ?>u {J marked them down. SS.51 dnced to$7.50. $12.50 a! O to $10.00. y /11 Fifteen 1] Dollars. We have a few Overcoa X sell at O MAXUIVACTd ?~l O Don't bay anythiti y nnti Furnishing Goo da am! il; ^ Your b SMITH CL s ^ si 1 .e lot of Shoes to Come in and look then o SMITH CLOTH! Notice of Election for Town Treasurer. Notice ,ic hereby given thai an elect ion .or treasurer of the I ?wn of Union will l.e li.id it Union Court House on Moudny Feb. lOt . bUti I'olls wilt be open at 7 o'clock in the forcio m and close at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Hooks of itegistration will bu open froui 1 A. M. to 1 I*. M. on Jan. 27 and Feb 1 11. C. Johusju, L X. Und-jur W. Vnllnco itro Hp|)otu'uil of llejiUtmion noil Kieciiou. My or iti* of Council. It-est L. G. Young, J A I\;nt. Cliv. Trwis. Mayor. 0 Candidato For Town Cleric And Tr(asurer, 1 ftCl* e iy unmmnco ir.y-tlf n. cp.rni tl..tr I cr ihe ollicc of Town Tr.in uror. L. G. \ oung. wnuFolTsi >Ve have just received a car oad of Tennessee., W'a^on.. which is the best wagon maiilfactured. Pricks m.ow. dease call and examine heore buying. Eant Eros. - B U (i if I K SI We have just received a : a r -1 o a d of the celebrated Iaydock Busies, which is he best bujj^y manufactured. \ny kind of bug^y you want Puici-s l.ow. 'lease call and examine beore buying. Fant Bros List of Lett* rs Kmiaiiiiug in tl?? l\-t liicc n* Union. ft" he week ending ./.in. dl-i, Is'.'ii Mr. II envy Unwkins, lev. .- Cirilie <, Liuerc Wifkcv. Clrir'oy lor e!', Mr. li. luuheiny. Mr. D-iULus L?nv.<o", Ma. 1*. U. '.nsii >n ^i>) Persons o dlinz for the ah .v? 1.-tiers ..'1 lea c say if advertised, nn v.-1; 1 ' <. : .-.^i . n ;tay one coot f<;tlu r de l: v !?. W IIA M:.\ V \i Subscribe to the ST; u |r> f> r?; 'J limb 5. In clubs of ten $1.00 A Yiif, Clubs of live r*n * Vo " tpi./O il Ibdi. Siiigio CO])!: S Al nn p (fii.Uj a jfUui. The Editor will around with the Auditor and every station that elves us ten or more CAS1 I subscribers, to those the paper will be sent one year for ONE DOLLAR. Now's your time to subscribe. NO COMPANY lave left you can almost (p niX(i Arr ~ P 111 c KS PC f prices since we have 3 and ySio.oo suits re- L 1(1 S'll SC.) 11 1 I ! ; 'I 11 (i <! CO i 'ollar suits now Twelve "H j X i is left whii 'i we \\ i i 1 1 ! " T "> i % j <* \ . r ' t i i n 1 i v i. \ I you sr?* ?I*1. its complete. :> for lidr^.iiu >, OTJiiN;.: ccC1l(l9. It. Sllllliu K, ' II IT IV O ;..i)c-ul i'i : t. ver. h\n or <\p. ^ r> w I INDIAN PLEASANTRIES. How a Hln^la I'irgiiii I'nssoU For Scvciity ami 11 r.ii- Fooled it Trailer. "A member of the Canadian mounted police, Lieutenant MeDouongli, told me," said Captain Partello, at the Oilieers' club, "tho following* incident of a band of Crocs and a solitary Piegan Indian, which is novel and intoro.-ting. Itocourrod about 100 miles from Fort Walsh. A band of Crec ladiauswoko up one snowy morning to liial that about ono dozen of iaeir choice.-:! ponies had been run off during the night. Pursuit was soon organized, and within a few hours a freslt trail was found in the snow. After foil nvimr the trail some 150 miles it entered a river bottom and head d for a wood- / ed island in the middle of the river. "Smoke was seen ri. in-: lite trocs, and an opening, vide'.; eeojnod tn hn thnmontli ??t j> v.. mm.??? - ed in plain view. Presently a sinvlo Indian, :i Piogan, show- I up in fr< 1 of tbo opening. I f?> v.:v, in war paint, and there was .1 dog :.t, his , heels. Protty soon the dog o.ted tho Croos and began growling and 1 barking. The Piogan lookt .1 up, glanced a moment about him an 1 then instantly ordered the rave, in about ton seconds another i* 1 gun Ciiino around the 1 - h s r.n I also went in, then another another and another, there hi ing out a i" w seconds between them. Tho <' -s lay silently in the la; die \ v.-ulohing and counting, until up [ of .'.1 j Picgana had eomo around the relics and gone into iho cave. end still they ke])t coming. Yd hut s; [ raarkahlo was the f.u i thai;.!! ihes * Indians were, to r.il app anew, exactly tho j :m;o size, wove dn 1 and painted alike, eni-h run ied 1 ifle, and, most, romuvkabl , each seemed a little lame in the left foot, , limping slightly. J "Thev were a gaudy crowd, and , tho Croos counted 70 of t u. The ' superstitious Crees 11 rtumlly raneluded that ihv> evil spirit had something to do with it, -for there was uo doubt that thero were 70 Piogan Indians on tho island who were exactly alike. "So thoroughly were tiny filled with tho idea thai the il- .il was JIJJAOU up Willi 111(3 711. 1 IKtL even when tho rc-cnforciMiv nts arrived, which was in a few hours, they wr.ro leluctant to a t tack the island. That night ono Oreo, less superstitious than tlio rest, crossed over tl:o ieo to investigate. On upproaoIAig tho supposed cavo hu was surprised to tind it was 110 cavo at nil, liiit simply an opening lending so mo ten feet into tho rock, where it made n turn and camn out on tho other side. It required hut v rkince to understand what had seenn 1 so mysterious heforo. Tin row.is hot tho remnant of a single canipfhv. tho ponies woro gone, ami r i an Indian was in sight. Tho a; nivnr piosenco of CJ otln v wan iois was a shnrp trick on tho part of the i'iepan warrior to deceive Lis amies and pain time for his esc.:; e, which lie accomplished in good. Lap ?. "While it is truo that. -st red men aro ridiculously sujh-r-t -.lions and others ;i":iin s > stolid i . . ? fer mt that you might c..t. ihc'.r presence with a loses 1. !, throw liandbprin.'/s before th va, . .n!e, V.'OCp, Jiavo Cell vul.-i : s ( , e > > ,r." otlu ; ? '.{la; .os thi :::id ym t;.ey will f.; and 1 >ok at ; t \ *i?h a cold, reserved erhtneo and <1 ; l. re-tt 1 oyo, ^\ lit i!)i m i:ro m< . > a..vo tho hump nt humor } roi; / "i developed and r.ro ii.i<-m- v..:"-? in their own way. Tim ira . i'orl Borthold, on tin? u; ; a- :>( .-ouri, caught a Tartar mo day. A lleo Indian had '.riven hi:n r >nBidorablo annoyance hy hanging around 1 ho stero in rv half drunken condition, and was 1 >1,1 that in ease lie was j-i. n again with a I-ottloit would ho taken away from him and thrown into tho lire. A i. w day.-; a Iter ward tho Indian appear d Willi ? ])int llask in his blanket, a , : aal. Tlio tradoi* was as goo.i as his word, and demanded tho h.>l(le, which was given up without n void of pvote?f. mm then tito rousktn storied tor tno door. M ho trader throw J ho Mask into {ho stovo, when, ban1;! wont tho stovo mid or.f eat no tho windows, tho trader follov. i:vr. 1!:;?! l?o stoppo ' to ittvesl urate hi ; no throwsnjr, ho would h:iYo found i so Hash (\nitninnl fjunpowdt , not whisky.? DutYalo Express. Hit Stylo. rl'h.? editor of Tho 'Now Woman was huyimj tlio imvhnnii al out tit | for hor ])nhlioation, tho first number r>f which was to ho issued in about ^ ,lr( ss ' i I ' , , f .. . . . - 4 . . ?, * l ( j j ' J 1 / . .. i | 4\> | . , , I i I ? - *" ' /JSEffll *" ' ' Y< New York Racket CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH. Competitors Can't Get On ToiOur LOW :B.(vSS. Only Five Years Ago '.We Came Here With A Small Handful Off Goods And Commenced A Warfare on High Pr ces, And ro-day We Have The Proud Satisfaction That Our FeeMo Efforts Have! Been Crowned (With iuccess And Union Five Years Ago The Highest Priced Market In S. C., Is To-day. The She^pest, And You Can Get More Goods Por Yowi Mcney Than Anywhere Else In TheSouth. :1ND TH Z NEW YORK IS STILL AWAY IN r i"P. "ft A R "ft ROlxTnp WTTTT T HW DDTrtno ? -.wxi <1 ?? * * XX XIV/ *? J. JLV1V?J0; 3ood yard wide Sheeting 4 l-2? " Check 4 i.2c Wemeu's G. G. Shoes, button 09o Men's full stock shoes 05c hats from lOo up to the nobbiest thing out Pacer Pins Cheapest Clothing in the South. ^Jlce line of Percales and Dueki for j" vants, just opened up. NO TROUBLE TO SW BOOBS. Harry & Belk. MMr i ?*? H I ? I ? ? ?MM I l illllllWU I???? ? is oflering great inducements to cash buyers on winter I mil ollering my entire stock of Clothing, Millinery. Dress Goods, Cassimers, Flannels, Jeans, Blankets, and in lact ail win* tor goods at a sacrifice, as I am determined to carry nothing over. To those who have nything in this line to huy, 1 can make it specially interesting. Don't tail to give us a call. We wii take pleasure in showing you though whether ti wish to buy or not J:.y your open and top buggies front, i"5 factory, -by placing lyourorders with ll w - i g you a happy and prosperous new year- I act Respoctfullr. J. W.MCLUR E. -A^urt. iMMIGIIM o ? i&y Mzxdd ? B \ .2 J. A.^'3) WIATEHGOOD? 'K) Hi:CU>NED OUrJL\ o ? Poi? the next 30 days ?_:ii ; ? wo win oner our cap dock of F ill and Winter Goods at anacriPico. -ail* G0?DS AT AND BELOW NEW YORK COST, o :ia i'oo;n for our Spring Stock. Good \^ool Jean* at 16a i im'w, Flannels, Blankets :;nd all Wool s a' aval:; red-iced prices, also p? me big b?r? i a ii:11 ?. also r.o uy wonderful burgling in Milli11?!' \ . . ar rCv us if 3 ou wish to pave your dollars. ltoBpectfully, ',nAl:IA.M & OP ARE; 8 4