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Our Correspondents. > Jones ville. Jonesvim.k, March31.?March came in e?M and remained cohl until the last few days when the mercury went up into the seventies. Not withstanding all this cold weather there issoine fruit that is not killed, and the prnliahility is then* will lie a pretty fair crop if it is not killed hy the cold weather that may come in April. It is an old savin;; hut I am not prewired to say that it is true one that all the fruit never Rets killed in March, hut it is certainly true this year. Farmers in this section have their farms in Rood sha|K* for the last of March. Much guano has lieen hauled out and put in the ground and the fanners kittle in planting and cultivating his crop is now on for the next few months. And the (Kilitical Kittle , has got to lie fought too, and Imth campaigns will lie on to sonic extent :u me same nun* .mo -*" world is a warfare from W'giiniing to end to say nothing aUnit the Christian warfare which never ceases from the years of accountability to the grave. Very truly did the wise man say all is vanity and vexation of spirit. Hev. .lolin M. Carlisle preached in the Methodist church here last Sunday morning. The congregation was large and so was the sermon, not a long sermon however. hut one plain and full of historical Bible truths and 'doctrine. Hev. Mr. Carlisle is one of the old guard las they are culled) of the South Carolina Conference and has done many years of good faithful successful ministerial work and his friends are legion all over t lie State. No doubt many redeemed souls w ill Ik able to say in the great day of account that he was instrumental in bringing them to the cross and to sdvatiou. Mr. A. (J. Means attended church here last Sunday. Hev. Ceo. Hove of Trough Shoals was in .Foiics\il!o last Saturday and again yesterday on his way to and from Wesley's ehajH'l where lie preached last Sunday. His wife accompanied him. Mrs. .1. II. I.ittlejohll of (iowdevsville # has lieen s|lending several days of late with relatives in .louesvillc. Miss Maud I.ittlejohll is visiting her grandfather Mr. 'I'. I>. I.ittlejohll of Ashury. Mis. T. I>. I.ittlejohll is visiting her daughter Mrs. .1. .1. I.ittlejohll. Dr. V. I'. Clayton of Columbia is in our town on business and has consented to talk on politics to night. Dr. Clayton is a republican of the reform of Drayton faction. ' The l.ockhart mills made their lirst Vf I ] I >| 114 ) 11 III ?T? >? H I.S HIM I) CUIICMIUV . II was t?*n kilos of white cloth consigned to Deerinjj Milican A: Co. New York. One ear load ofdumber for the Knitt in;; mills arrived a few davsaim and manager Whitloek had it worked up and in place in a short time and is waiting for more luiuU-r whieh is the only trouble in the way. If the Imulier would eoine the house would soon l?e finished and the engine and maehiuery put in place and flie busy lit tie machines put to knitting. Mr. Jesse Ihshop one of the old citizens of this community is in very feehle health and has Ik-cii for some time hut is just now a little I tetter. The measles is akmt t<? subside in our town after a siege of three mouths. Telephone. Etta Jane. Efta Jane, March do.?On the-jo inst. Mr. A. (?. J>avis of Wilkinsville, tlm in Swl'i kl't 11 li t tn lnwii l.iw* iln ..lliiiic lions** SUHI its contents IIV lire. The lilt* I learn, caught mi 11 it* t ?j of the house ill Mint midday. His loss is liet ween ijfoUU. ami .finhi. lie lia.l.just finished some extensive 4e| mi rs, and was ready to move into the new rooms when the misfortune took ]ilare. Mr. Davis is a worthy man and lias the sy mpathy of this entile coinniiinity who will aid him all they ran to rebuild. Should these lines fall under the ey i*s of any friends, who will help him they will confer a favor hy scndim? a reinittanee to him to Wilkiiisvillc. and we assure thein it w ill !* greatly apprceiated hy hiln and his friends. llow maiiv will aid a fellow-man in distress? We will se. llev. !. 1*. Knox preaeln d an ahle sermon at Sah in. yesterday. lie siid, anionother t hilifts, t hat he was ulad t hat there was a iiuiiiIkt of old confederate soldiers present w ho could lnnr him out in the assertion that it cost soinetliino to he a oiiod soldier. The man who is not willing to sieritiee everything, even in life- for the cause he h presents; will desert his post in hattleaud as a coward is unworthy the honored name of'soldier We had the pleasure of tisitin^ the * llaytist S. S. ( onveiition ot Mi. ,h>\ last Salnrdav where we met unite :i nin.il.-i of old friends, and 1<>111id 11i.i11\ near acquaintances. As K. W .1. will give all the particulars of tin- meeting we will say nothing fin11i?*r than to thank our iiiaii\ friends for their courtesies tons individtiitlly. WV .-pent I'ridav night with our old army comrade W.ti. W. (ioing where w e ciijoved ail the comforts of his niodol home. lit* is a man who knows how to raiso I my* as woll as ho know how to lii h Vanl ecfl. No in in in Union county has a Klin light to ho proud of his sons than W. ( . W. (ioings. They arc all lino business men and good oit i/.ens. By 11 it* way wo met the gold looking gentlemanly I'M it or of thcTi.Mi:s at Mt. Joy church. The mooting of the old soldiers at Union next Monday will no douht In- a most interesting one, and those who fail to Ik- present may have cause to regret it. Wo sincerely Iio|k- to see a full turn out of the old veterans that da\ and that everybody will keep sober until the meeting adjourns, at least. The election of two lueuilM'l's oil the lmard of |k*iisions and a!s > a e li a p I a i a for our camp will next l?o attended to. Communion services will Ik* held at Salem next Sabbath. I'r-achiiig u ill 1kgin at o'clock p. In. We find thai our move to get a Bible depository in litis section when Bibles can be Knight at the very lowest ligini--, has met with universal approval. Let the good w ork roll on. VOX., I Have Juj nice lii SPRING HI For MISSES and Be sure to examine them 1 Neglegee aoil C To lit anyone ?5Si/ JEANS PANTS any * written guarantee i FULL STOCK of every I Shoes, llats, ami Notions, at p as low and in many cases lower No Trouble to show Call And Try Me. L. G. > INSI'IUXCE! INSURANCE! El HE!! El EE!! 1 am now representing the Bankers Guarantee Life As- i snrint ion in Life Insurance and am enabled to write as; good and from one half to one third cheaper insurance than the old line companies. As an example, look at a policy in the Hankers in comparison with either of the old : lint* companies -(t h e X. Y. Mutual, for instanced $2>S.So is the annual premium , charged by litis company at age 40 to secure a t w e 111 y year limited payment policy 0f $6000. With our company, the Hankers, we charge only S0S.5S. a difference of #140.22. Note tit is difference. Now il you can manage your own affairs. without the assistance of this old line company to act as your guardian, and will invest this amount ($140.22) ! each year yourself, it will produce at 6 per cent, compound , interest at the expiration of i<) years the snug little sum of $5017. In case of death with this policy in an old line company tin; beneficiary would only retire the face of the policy or ftOooo.oo. With ours the face of the policy and all accretions. Study this and I see what the old line Conipa( nies are doing for you. I also represent the Lloyds l;ire Insurance Companies and will write near every kind of risk 15 per cent cheaper than the old line companies. Country risks such as Cinneties, Crist Mills, Saw Mills, Barns etc. will be glad to write. All those wishing insurance of either kind 1 would he glad if the y will call 011 me. James E. Hunter. TERRACOTTA PIPING Wells and Sewers. Olll>KKS KILl.KO I'ltoMrn.Y. IWHSAIMOn Ordinance Against Bicycle Riding. 1 Si* it <>r?];iim-<1 1 ?v the Ma\or A!ilerman in Council a.-M inl'lt il. Si1. I That all |m rsoiis fitlilijx a liicvrlc In- ] >i< *| i i I til ? < I IK ?ii i i i? 1 i I i*_r "ti Hit' ^i? !? walks mi Main street in town of t'nion S. (|'i( iin I In* jail In tlu* Baptist chnreh. j Si r. Thai all rsmis riilin^a bicycle I in- pnihiliilril l it>iii liilin^ mi any sidewalk in llir town of I'nimi S. ('. after ! >nn Mow n. Srr. h That any one xinlalinir thisnr' <1 inaiiishall In* linnl Ii\i s.'i.ntti ilnllai's or ti n ilavs in jail at llir < 1< seritimi of the (Kmiril. I >i >iii anil raI iCi?>? 1 iiihIit I In- *eal ?f the Council ami haml nl the Mayor this .March I'.Mh I>1M?. I.. (i. Ymnitf. .Ink:, A. Kant. (Icrk ami Tics. Mayor. CO. i i Union Barber Shop. I-'m a hail' mil 111il\ (mrm ial. l-Mr a shave that wiil t;ive \mi delight I**i?r ii i-ninli ami brush ailnm! tlie^reat crush Tor tunlwirliers that w ill In \mi ail riyrlit (Jo to ('arson A I lowell. (arson A I Towel I are ill lists "(hioil" work is ever their text Their chairs sire easy ami I heir parlors are breezy, Now If sure yon arealways I he "next AkUid Uhiou l>uiUr shops 3t Opened A le of JEL SHOES OLD LADIES. jefore buying. oloreil Shirts i ?i i n 112 IU lilt size with a Qfto not to iip, C70L/, thing you need in Dry Goods, irices which I guarantee to be than anyone else, goods or name prices. rouNG. ? is istot? ARTISTIC PAPER HANGING. I low pleasing in Spring to have a choice selection of new novelties. We have 200 different styl es of the most artistic and up-to-date Patterns. Call and see them at the UNION DRUG GO. Til p inn' v iviopp it' 1 novo i ii ft i r,.\ .\ iw^r ii AUUtfo Alt' tin- IJ? >1 ami tin* Cheapest. FA\ r 55R08. Sell them. We have sold a great many hut have plenty more on hand. FANT BROS. See our Buggies and Harness. Easter Sunday-Ann & Is a date which all have in mind, but we are thinking ot the three or four days previous to that date. There are some things which everybody intends to purchase on those days, and we have them Easter Egg Dyes. ion colors for =: cents hriirht last colors, and perfectly harmless, Knough to color several dozen c<^s. Don't forget the date, the cl^s, the dyes, or Union 2Jrit??* Oo. Republican County Convention. A rail is herel*y made fur a eniiventinn ol' (lie llepuhliean j?;iity ul 1'nion ('entity to 1*- In-Ill at I'nion, s. ('. on Saturday tin- Tlli day o|' April, is'.Ml, for tin- pnrjmse of elertinii six deleiiales and six alternate di li fall's to tin- State llopnbliran ('oiiM-ution wliirh w liieli w ill In- lioldi-n at ( t >1111111 >ia. S. ('. on Tuesday, April It 1 stMl. tor tin- |*itipose ot' electing delegates to tin- liepnhliean National coiivolition to In- In-Ill at St. I.oiiis. Mo. .1 inn- It'itli 1 S'li. IT.u li llopiilili an ( "nil* will moot on Saturday. Man-li -J>tli lstMi. andoloot one I >oli-i;ati- t'i >r every t wenty ineiiiliors thereot' to attend said ooiintv i-onvi-ntion. |>y older oi'tla- l!i ptildii'an State Kxeent i\r ( i>1111 iit lee. W. I>. MeMalian. I'nion IN-piili. Co. < liairnian. I ' liioll Mi ll. Ititli 1 -''.Hi. -Jt. Nohce! Notice! A> tlien-is a new road system in operation in this enmity we ie->|iertfnlly in fort it the pnhlie that our ptihlie roadswill U worked out twenty feet wide and wt hereby notiliy all persons enltivat iiej lands alonu'tIn-pnhlie highways that they are strietly forhidden to plow or enltivati the land alnnii said highways nearer than ten feet from the centre fit the roads. ( I lllIIS . Jt. .1. I?. T.'Scott, ('<>. Super. Wli.? are Martin anil Thomson? Tin s are thelest hallos in town. I or i^inMI work ami polite attention No liettel'ran In- foiinil. II sou w ill Imt ;rise us a trial Yon will iie\er yo elsewhere. For those who have done so have nevei Let aiis one else rut their hair. (>nr razors are keen ami < >iir towels are ?lean. We will sha\e Sou ss ith t lie greatest ol ease, l or those who hasetrieil us A l\sa>s eoine hack i't.a we. tr^ very bujil totylfiU4Qv CASH PURCHASERS TO THK AMOUNT OF t r m n ai i ADC I E- IX U V/ E u n I 1 w A T W. T. BEATY'S Arc presented with a life-like Portrait made in CRAYON OR WATER COLOR TINTS FROM ANY PHOTOGRAPH OR TINTYPE DESIRED All yon have to do is to furnish the Photograph or Tintype and buy the TKN DOLLARS worth of goods. See portraits on e.xhibition at our store. W. T. BEATY, rjLXTi'vir'ij A ? . T\ri("!Rnf T ATVnTSK. DON'T BE A GOOSE! OK IN OTHER WORDS DON'T KE FOOLISH. Wo want to have you know that we are squeezing prices down to the very lowest point of compression, that it is possible to give to them. We point with pride to our prices as phenomenal in price making, for their extreme rcassemblance. Now we do not want you to be foolish and miss the opportunity of securing a BARGAIN from our NEW STOCK of SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES, 1 >> men is ovcrnowing wiiu siyie, merit auu aiirueiiou. I Vou ignore your rightful advantages if you omit to claim i the benefits offered by our store. The Purcell Cash Co., Purveyors of Good Advice and Delers in iry Cooils, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Etc J | DON'T FORGET ? JOHN T. ROSE ifcfe > v5 Keeps the finest and freshest line of j?" ^ FRENCH CANDIES IN UNION. I I i || ! : j I have full control of Little- ! j field, 8teen and Sanders Box $ 4 Goods in this place. They can't >gj? be turned down. : All |K>ik Sausage in Imlk 12i ets ll>. in j Apply to V.'mVV'oIicii, I'rest.. links In ets th. K. Nicholson, Secy,, Union Ural Kst; I will always have on hand a fresh Agency, Inc. i sui-nlv of ??????????????> Iio**-1 CIUM'MO, ijivcn* STANDARD BREED. T**ip<? Oliit I iiigM TIip Standard Hrixl Stallion Dandv w I??r' '!"',TT!n i" V." " KT"" Ml? .to and .list will Ik; there each succeed) IK<M'Ih. ninlli day. Persons in this Co., dcsiri llonclcss ltrrf heels cooked I V. lit. to raise line horses will do well to mi 11 of head cheese " IV. " him there, as he will make, tint rest Liver-rare " IV. " thrseason in Laurens. ,,, . ., .. ree t<? insure. ' "lM' ' _ 'Jt. Wilhiirn, Browning A Ilol ('hillings I'm-. ??????i????? ir ...... . ,, . ItiK-klcn x Arnica salve. \ on are res,k ? tfully invited toeall and T||I, H,,ST SAI<VI.: j? ,|1(. Wor|il f six* the_ "Little (?ueenv engine cutting Cuts. Bruises, Sores, I leers. Salt Itliei meat. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chn|>]Mxl Ham ( hilhlains. Corns, and all Skin lOrupti< ' Metropolitan M Maikel. ,'S, satisfaction or money refunded. Pr J. I. HARRIS* rro[k . "r lK,x- F,,r *" '* " i \ i. <2| Fancv ami Familv ilrocerles P: ' i T '(ft llrst jjiISnIs at lowest prices, ('ijruis y Mini Toliarco to suit any one. My Oystrr Parlor will scon In- changed to an Ire ( real11 Parlor where you . I ran Ik- served with I! F It K S II C It l'Z .V 31 . A X I) I.ATKST DltlXKS AT S <> 1> F O i; IN T, &> . .v Ih-sjK-rtfully. ffl J () II NT. It 0 S E. ; SOL * -'n << j pr o L TKMU'IIONH 11. I ?? 1 ADJUSTMENTS CHOICE PROPERTY FOR SAL . r i .. Two storydwcUiiutouSouth St. knov In the juices ol flesh meat >. -isthe( Ja};<'1 louse;Two eottapeson Soli St. known as tin* Fool j?ro|ierty; Far dwelling on Church St. known as I Fat and .lnic> Steak from 7 to lOctslh. Whiteside House; One cottage on ( linn I toast I loin '? to 8 ets th. St. known as tin* Cohen cottage; () Clioie.-Siii I.oin and Tender Loin roasts Ocgant residence lot on North side 10 cts M?. Main St; Several good building lots IM >lMv. the submits; TKItMs Easy. Salinas stoi on Main St. North side, and O'Conii < oni fed i roin > to III i ts ll>. stores on South side are in our hands f i Steam ground suisige a s|ieeialty. sale. . Mixed Sausage in bulk 10 ets Ih. in link STOCKS I'.OCCIIT ANI) SOI.] I II! .-ts It, l> |,'V'l\ < I It I l.'l "Pl.'ll MOVED TO THE OLD POST OFFICE UNDER UNION HO ILL. Call on us for Drugs, Patent Medicines, Cigars, Tobacco, Stationery, Toilet Articles and Garden Seed. CAROLINA DRUG CO. <^_OFFICE OF Dr. Munro and Goings. TELEPPONE 3STO. QO. ONLY 910 00 will buy a SEWING MACHINE From (bo on'y do tier in a gci eral lino SEWING MACHINES, PIANOS, ORGANS -A.1TI3 CLOKS at UNION, S. C.?S. ?I. HICK, Jr., E. U. I hftve only a few $10 00 Machines on Kami tmw (\iniH nuirk. Hut I Upon nnn ? Hinnily on hand the very best MACHINES, chief of which is the Standard," which a THE NATION S PRIDE." Took several Medais and Diplomat at the Vorld'i fair be run with a No. 50 thread, and an infant can sleep undi urbtd right at it, while running t* noisiest Terms to suit hard times. S M. BICE Jr., E. U. * SEEDS! SEEDS! Fresh in bulk and packages. Try Burpee's bulk Peas and Beans. ^ and you will plant no others thereaiter. Pure Drugs and Medicines, and a complete line of perfumery, soaps, combs, brushes STATIONEltY. LAMPS, DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES. ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND. M Y A LU MIN1U M F RA M E SPK<' rACLKS ARE GROWING IN POPULARITY AND A It I) (JIVING UNI V Kits Ah SATISFACTION. Til KY A UK GUARANTEED IN EVERY uksl'ECT. ritKSCHlITlON WORK CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO DAY Oil NIGHT. Posey's Drug Store, 0[>[). Union Hotel, Union, S, U. New Market. First classMarket on Enterprise Street, north of Jail - just opened. Highest prices paid Eor beef, cattle and ho^s. Market kept open daily except Sunday. Telephone Xo. 28. I Gregory antl Long. These shoes fit to perfection and west 1-t ?s only the best of leather can. They're t,f shapely, pliant?the most comfortable of footwear. They always manage to let ho air and keep out water. H>. FOR SAI.K IIY ? JONKS ?v r.M.I.lAM, r.M'.i.iM.K, a. c. i MONEY TO LOAN. ns In sums ami upwards upon iinpro*It' el real rt) I aic in Union County. Longtime 'ft and ca?y payiiunt4. Apply to iff IIYD1UCK & SAWYER, F. At'orneysat Lew, , I'nion, a. (J