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THE UNION TIMES. M. \V. Cn.l'. - Kumtis. J E. nUKTER ) jj v R. L McNALLY, ? Bus;neaS Managers. K K M > : /<v* . Iu///(/// in sldvaiuc. \ i? \ r.n T is K M k \ T>: <)(! .N,ii;in- tin t in. crl i<>ti ..>1 Hi Kvt'iy ^ulc-njtunt insertion :.ii ( utilr.U'!s l'i?r tliit*** months, ur loi."t r will I*' iiuiih'al ittliiMit ral? s. All roll.iiiiinirn! ion-; wliirli i.hsrive |>2 i\ate intru sts will l>e rli:ii ii? <! I *1' ?ts j ?I vert is4 mints. Obituaries ; imI li11 !ii< s of m -|?? l will oe charpil for. E'ri<I:i.v, May H, ISU?. NO'lIC'i:. Ail eorresj .otalcii's of Tin-; Tlvks will please him! in their ceiuinunica tions I?v Mernhiv oleach week if it is possible. THE COl'NTY CONVENTION, j ? . ? i.tr.iiti: < . II. IVake lrinjr : iiM-i.t oil atmunt i .1 ."luaiinil taikie. Jason M. < trier eailt J tin* ? ii\eiili?>ti to onior. .loim W. < f ^.'iA was oleotiil teinporan i hail loan ami >. s. stoki*s srit tary. < Mi inotii n t!a* i ! airman <>1? eat li ?ielt'\ratioii was a|>|?oinl<?l a mt inU-r <>i tlie eoiiilnittce on rinli lilials. After the | r- |N?rl of 11 it* t" i::111i111 e nil ei?t ilout ials | was rojnl, the tiin|ioiar. organization, was inatle |K i niaai lit. A Dtinoeratie ." tale i\eeuli\r ?- >iiiiiiitt? t loan was next eieetetl to serve for two >ea:.-. A. I . I.vhsiii.il .! .? . Mir. U n:;r nominatoil. ()lts was e't? (r?! i a a \ote t I ' I to .*! I. Jason M, (?n it wasoiootnl oonnty elmirnian. Nominations for eir;lit ilelt ijates ' to 111" >'al t M nveiit ion was in \t in ortier. ' The following nun were moiiuatoil. ami i ail statu!. I In le.selvi ; or by their repre-I seiitnlivrs that tiny were in favor of the! free coinage of silver at the latio.-o'i i?ito 1. viz. San fori I W'iilnini, I}. ( . I.ittie. J. T. l)oii,o|as. J. \V. < uiihiii^hiUii. J. S. vv eieu ami ? . ii. /V'eake. ?. <?. I ;?t? . .1. '1'. -hit r. / M. llnrr. M. lii-nii'tl. The Inst eight were elected. The n invention was a N "f;;uin<<iiicus one. Keren thing iiiovmI , along in n smooth way. ami the way it was amuigetl fn move. lH*fi?re the eiinvention was eaikjo loonier. i;iitil the ean litiaUf* tn the >jfat i nn\ration were e\- | pressing tla ir e|/ii:it i.snn free silver: the\ were very anxious. nut at all backward in ex'pre.sing their opinions mi this sul>ject, just :\t this |mint a delagalo seeing that the eaniiitlates were sofreoof s|teeeli made a tnot ion that th.e delegates exprt ss themselves on the <|i:eMioti oi? how they stood <>n the In tiling ?| nest ion. or w lather thev were in favor id'abiding by the nomination in < hit ago ?>r not. The woititl he tit legal< t I..el not le.tiaetl t!ic:r lesson oil this sillijt et. therefore they kept as tjiiiet as elatns. This motion seeinetl to eause a eoiisitleral-le eennnotion. aial the tlelegatew i.o intn <ln? . i! ii. .-iving how tineoinfi itahi" it w u!d lie. withdrew his liiotiea. All hush.em being tinisheil the eonvt nt ton adjoin net,'. The 11>nvt nlioji was a \< r\ ordeiiv ami goetl natnit tl one. Wr missed luni.v oi the .id iamiliar iillts ia the )*tH1 \. thai ha\e been attending tit n;ta rat .e conventions since 1 ->7b. We almost hum it useless to.siv that everything was i;\t .1 lx fore !iie enliveniion met. 'i Ins was the wer>t feature about tin touMnheii l ite eltl saving hat "chickens will eoiae h'>lne to roost" is a veiv true o;;.-. We ho|ie tin- next t ohm nti- 11 w ill 1 e above >ue!i action.-. ANOTHKK (<>r.NCi;, TICKKT. The lr!? n?i><M Mr. i". M.t'uhen net ;.;?!i! I - t: ? ' ii.I rit. hiisinis 11 in i i I < ' i. . Illiniums ami ?i?? : ??! ?n ! ? 11;11;it It i". !i *! v. .1 li hi-- ! ?\? ni 'iis{i< ? .Slid t?;. il (It-iil ! . ?it I:i. Ii;i11> hail its liiic-t an i,;i ( n>1\ i- | el - < :i i'? !' ! lie i tlict* cf liiii vor t.r I In- ! ?\V il 'I i 11i> >11. Ami we I'i.i i !.?-i -11v_;'(-! il.c !??;!??\\ iiii* as mi iii)? i > iiein iiiii: r'->|:erti\.' \\anl>. \\ . i'. i ? at \ . ). i . 11 in. \\ . I!. '1'ln in.** mi. .1 >f. .1. ' i. t I'lillL \ I i i i i;... This in liii- m.iiic in l.ct thai u a > ia>iu1 llllll (1 '.I > Will. \\ it 11 t 111" I \ic|?t M ill (>f thi' i; 11111 ii I a 11 11 i iiia\i>i;'i <i t he raiuliilatc l'i>i ali'c;man m wan I \*r. i*. M. (' Iicjii; I i i::11111-I I'm' n.a\.-r ami I h . I. li. < ii . (' !' v.ai'lin. We 1 i:t \ t hlKAVM I In III liilli 11 a !i:i:: I lac. aii'l f'l'lsilliT iI.I 1:1 I > l.i il'il I ijc C|-|>||| ii;, ,i aii'l ir.->' . !.i I . t'.'i .>n;\ i .t i>: ii-. While we iv'crcl ilia' there 1< ;,ii? i>|'|ne t.nri Jutlie his' t;. l!.c . ;i; <> Iicn.it. J /I ;il ill;!'.ciI JI.;il w li.tt \ cr . icUd is electi il ! Ilii'il V. ill 11.?\ c ill 111 I t ?11 !!! ?! I i ; I II her Ic !I;c i.i \t two \c.n-.. DEATH OF .JAM KS I J. .1 KTKH. S.imi'I . M.i. !. ( < ini.n!i . .lie i isi , l";11!in_T. A^ iiii we ..ici;t!|e<l 11 11-11111 il?- loss hi i -lie el' ill' o!iI . i|i I i> l ? .l:i11ics 1 I;. >? t< ile was ,i en.nl M<!ilicr ami Knew until.ic/ onl tool c\ li.>sii|ici iors. He v;is < ( . i| Mill i 11! 11 i: i I11 * Ic. ||e, ilicil -nlili 111 > .<( I'i i?l.mi i ii lii. t Mimi.n \ M;iv I. A. K. I'xsr. v " . \ Follow I lie Hjjj;. 1 Clowii i.ml IT ' In \ iJinii) u ^juiil.s' for voiir tiiilliin-n \ 's. Another hi'.' let ?<l white li.its \ ttcivttl. \ I* \ il. OlTOSED TO MOKMONISM. U MORMONS VISIT ETTA JANE?OTHER I ri-MS OF INTEREST. Ktta .Iank, Mn> 4.?Thodry woathtr rami* to an omllast Satunlay ami tin* A fatimrs aro ?ottin? ivady to ^ritinbic al-out tla* mill if it don't slop just as soon as l hoy want it to. Tin- Christian Kndoa\ot sorit ty met at Mr. W. ('. Kirby's yostorday oU'tiint;, a law orowd atti'mliil. lb v. \\". H. Owinys prrnciiod at Suloiu vr-t i'iilay. I lot li of I?is MTiuoiis wore I iiijthh approriatisl by bi~? braivrs. Ho M o\|Mfts koivafbr to ill voto bis afternoon > ? ? vi.-os to civiii'^ a series of leetnres ti|>on tin- liibl ami its teaebiiurs. U^innini; with lirni'sis. ami on ibroiiitb to aid tliosi' \\bo aiv studying it in their work. Hi'ivattrr Ibis will bean important fotstitro in our eh a rob w.akaml it i< boiled w ii! nv nil in a s\ stomal ie st udy of tbo seiij.tiues. t I'll;- \.ntiiir jioplo I told bad a \? r\ ei.i??\; I>!? tiiii-t ;! ^kull Hioals 1 ?ri?Ii^f .. last Saturday. Tin* invasion was a pie- l'i ni?' ;.inl May parly. T1m> rain that morn- * ii.o pit-vented man) from this seetinn from im ?iiijlt ont. an.l ihii; you uy; lady lias ii inu strd iMi- tic iiiioimi f hiT mot ion to m ! at.othi r day. Who w ill set-oik i it? C It t!ir farmer* don't have something to do now I am a |K:or.jnd^i ??otton, sugar ranr. rorn and grass are all coining tin at tla- -at..e time. /\ I had the pleasure of visiting spaitinhurg la-l week and falling i;|n?:i the i d;tor. of l lie-Headlight. Col. (ianttspiuu for raising funds by an ineotue tax to pension e\-eonfederate soldiers meets J with yi neta! appro\al I U-lieve. One tuning last week a few eiti/ens I eall'il <n s mi' Mormon Klders in this! Motion toiiseettaiu whether or not they 1 wete e\ji(. ting to liegin a series of { meetings n this roinimmit as had "" lm n n inrled. 'l'lte elder* said that they I..id onl; l oiiie to \ isit a eiti/e:i at his rione.-t and that they had ^ no idea of holding a meeting. They were told hoWt \er, that olir people wen* op-j posed to .Moruionisui and it was hoped t.. . .. ,.i.i .i .. . i.: ? . I-.. i... ' ?; > i m >i 1111 iu iih* j people or t!ri\e 11 i?*m to desperation. Tr.e riti.ot'.s of Spartanburg are tl'wnssii.g the propriety of having u grand reiniii'ii et ihe tonfeder.ite veterans in that rily ?ou:e day this summer, ami giving tin hi a bsrheeue dinner, ami a big time j generally. In ease then or I'iiioiieoiiutv > Will be II |i|? sent; il. VoX. fl KMOCTION ISO'IICK. I < I'l M M. < 'll.VMIit.i:. ' ; 1 "ninii. May I. 1 >'.?i?. ( it is ordered by the town eotlliell of. j I nit tii that M. W. ('nip. I.. N . lb Niger am I | 1. K. Tinsley In-, ami are hereby a|i|niiiiteil , magageis el" e'a etioii to eomluet tiioeiectiuli to be held oil .lime Jit. lS?.li?. for j mayor am! a Mermen of the town of I nit n i to s? i\e for two years. The eleetioii will j I e heM at the eotirt house in saitl town. The (tolls u ill be opened at P o'eloek a. m.. ami l e r!i;.-eil at ? o'eloek p. in. The inagagt rs will ojien lists for the registration of thn ipialilieil voters of the town at I he polling plaeeon May the 1 Stli. lbih. Joth. JTtii. ami 27th. U'tween the hours of II o'eloek a. m.. ami 1 o'eloek p. in., as pm\ iih il by law. Ity tinier of the towneouneil of fnion. John A. Fast. Mayor. I Attest, j !.. <t. Vm No. < lerk ami Treasurer. i:li:cth>a notick. ] t t.: M ( il v.MUKl:. I '"lien. s. t .. May 11 li. ls'.M't. , , A petition having been duly presented to t he tow n oiineil of I Tlit>ii by a majority I of the freeholder ami fieeholtl voters of j the tow i! i if I" nit in. in pursuiiiiee of an I set ill I l.i* I I *3 a III \ sviii 11 il V* i it* t I tl? Si :l I * cutitIt-i| Aii A< i to authorize all cities ;t11< 1 towns to build. <|ni| and operate a systi tit of water Works and electric lijflils and to issue bonds to meet the cost of same." approve d Mutch J, IS'.iti. pinyintr the const i net ion and erect ion I?y said town ol' a sysit in of water works and electric lipids wiiliin tin cor|toiato limits, and * 111<* is.-1to by tlif -aid town of fc?ti|x>n ^ 1 mjl'is to tlif amount of ?1(1.1X10 to liifft tin* ro.-t of tlif roustritft ii?n of slid water worKs and flu-trio liyht plants, slid 1 otid > to liear interest at si\p?*r?-i-nt imi jier annnin and payable forty years a ft it ' dalf with tlif |?ri\ ilfof of redemption j after twenty years from date: and it ap? i |h-ai i11yr to tlif sUisfaflioti of tlif town I fottiifil that 11 it* petition is signed by a ! majority of tlif freeholders and frifliold 1 Volers of tin- town. It is ordered that tlie epics!ion of the issue of siid U>nds If submitted to the I qualified registered fleetol'S of the town j of I tiioit at an flection to if held for J | the pui|Mise on .lancJ. ism;, at the court I ! house in slid town, and that M. \V, " j ( nip. I., N. llod^er, and I. K. Tinsley If. and are hereby appointed ma navel's of 'election to ffiidilf! the eleetioii. The polls w :'l lie epi lied a! ! o c lock a. lit. , and c losed at 0 o'clock p. in., and the : election will be conducted in accordance I w it h t be law s of force ^overnin^ munij c ipal election?. The inanaac ts wiii o|mh the lists for j tlie re;;istration ot tin- i|iiaiiliec| voters of i the town at the poihti;; place on May the ; 1sth. l'.'th. -JutIt. Jc'-th and *J7. U".ween t la- la Mil - ol II o'clock a. m.. at li I 1 o'clock p. m.. as | He a idc d ly law. IIh e tors ch siting to-,ote for the issue of bonds will deposit a ballot having w rill cm or printed tin n on, <r partly ! \\ i tlrn and pail!) printed the following: I " l.sSUO ??t* >r UMMI l ollpo|; hollds I?\ toW II <i| I'liimi t??r?i,s|rm-ii.>11 of water works j and electi ic lijthl plant- Yes." Those desirim; u> \ote against tin* issneof Uuiils i i 11 deposit a like I allot having tlir word 1 "No tlirri mi instead of "Yes" At such lection ilir cli-rt ?r will also vote lor three commissioners of public j w<ii Us. i olist it ill iiirt 11 Imanl of coin IIIi.-.-il>1 ( I'S ( I pillilir Wolks of tin-town I I nioii created I > ilie -aid act. and win. .-hall he ? iti/riis o| tin- (own. siidl roinmissioiicrs to scr\i fi>r I wo, lour and ' 1 -u\ \cars rt viH*i*t i\r|\. licfore opening the poll- the managers shall take an oatlifairh and impart tall) 1 In conduct t he elect itt|i. immediately alter c'.uMiiy: the poll-, the I managers will proccc I nut the \otcs ' hi public, and make a mil rcpoii of the ' . Irrl.oi. and the re.-nit in writing to the j town i mine:I. 15. Iller of I he tow !1 cniitr ii .h ui \ A. K \ v i. .Ma>or. ' -I I [Atl? -t.j J.. < . Viiim.. Clerk iunl | there Did Vim Get That Hat? at NTHONY & WHISENANTS i Where you will find the prettiest line of /lillinery and Notions evKit iis' ijixioiv. Olir hats are the prettiest. Our styles are the newest. Our prices are guaranteed 11 .1 .it > DC lower man me lowest. lease Don'! Ask Eor Credit. SIM, I OK ( VSII ONLY. all and sec our Goods and Prices. Yours respectfully, MTHOiiY & WHISENANT, Three I)iAIhivi* the Racket. FOLLOW T: PROOE -AND C 3RAHAM We will oiler some big ini lor the next fifteen days, but actual bargains in lir from lirst bands and bougl Y UkltWm ? "II IBIMIBII 111 I DRESS GOODS! I In Di ess Goods we ca things at prices that knot ring. We h avc these goo in wash goods and wool gc Shoes! She We are still in the lead good.-- at 'lie lowest prices Call at once andsocuie s now in store lor vou at out Sraham t Is offering inducemen (joods. () 11 r stock of "II mouse and must go. Wo trade and do not hold goo spect ion. 11 yon are in need of an mentioned, call on us: Crepons, Zephers, Cliallio: rales, I iinehams, l'nnts, \\ ool I )ress fabrics of prices. In our shoe depa ihe latest toes in I,adies' ( 1"or t lie men we have 01 ment of Clothing, Shoes, the city, at prices that will The P still show their appreciat Unties, by <^ivin^ us thcil Respectfully. I. W. MeL FOH KAL1C. FOR SALK-MV STOCK OF FRK^II ! (iroceries. One hatidsunc Soda Fount- i ain complete. Will also lease store- I room I now occupy for one year. F. (J. I Kvaiis, .Jr.. t'nion. S. ('. ' FOIt SAI.K-ONi: Mll.cn low.- I 1 Apply to U. F. Baldwin. Carlisle, s. c.' Letters Of Administration. STATKor SOCTI1 CAROLINA. ) < Of," NT VOK I N ION ) 11\ Jason M. Oreer. Ks?|.. l'roRtlc Judge. Whereas. W. !. Tucker has made suit to grant him letters of administration de I ion is 11011 with v.ill annexed on the estate of and (fleets of James A. Tucker, deceased: Theseanx therefore, toeiteataladmonish aii and singular (lie kindred and creditors of the said James A. Tucker, deeetised. that they Ik-and appear, before iiu*. ill tlir Coiul of I'roliatc. to It* held at 1'nion ('. II.. South Carolina. 011 the J2 day ol' May. next, alter publication thereof, at II <*< lock ia the forenoon, to show cause, it :e y they iiavc, why the said administration should not lie granted. Given under my hand and seal this lit It day of May. Anno Domini, iS'.Mi. .Iason M. < i:] :! :it. It. Judge I'roliatc. HE GRAND I I I :ssion iO TO t sparks; CEXUlSMCCZCau: x. tt* duccments to Cash Buyers No blowing. No baits, quality goods, bought it low down. v DRESS GOODS!! j it show you some choice ks competitors out oi' the ds in till the shades, both >ods. i )es! Shoes! | in Slides First quality is our motto. ome of the plums that are emporium. Yours truly, I J k Sparks.! IJRE1 t-. to buyers of Spring ot Weather" stulT is imare always hungry for ds. All we ask is an iny of the articles below White Goods, brilliants, s, Lawns, Organdies, I'ertjottonade:*., Cassimeres. all qualities, styles and rtment you will find all k fords. 1 of the prettiest assortHiats and Furnishings in ; iiake the goods go. ! popie | ion of our low prices on i orders. { URE, Agt. HAS IT EVER Occurred to Ycu WhySo Many Piles of Goods Go Out Every Day From Our Store? HERE ARETHE REASONS. Long Discussions Are Not Necessary. Men's Low Cut Summer Shoes in Bhuk or Tan Si 00 r r.n.. .. i.,1(,lltl. i?? 1 9f? I J.'IIIVO \/AIUiU A IVP vv/ti IU a UVHUIJ M\J I * ? V ' Featlierbone" Corsets, the best 011 the market for 50c Ladies' Trimmed Ilats, Newest Styles 75c Ladies' Black Hose, everywhere 10c., our price 5c Beautiful White Lawn, Very Sheer, worth 10c., our J 7 price 8c New Effects in iVhite Dotted Swiss, a bargain 121c Men's Fine Balbrigan Undervests, Big Value 25c Ladies* all Silk Mitts Cream or Black 25c Boys' Fine Wool Knee Pants, worth 50c., our price 40c L: dies' Fine Bibbed Undershirts, Big Seller 5c Double Width Wool Dress Goods in Cream, Light Blue, Light Pink, the correct goods lbr School Exhibitions and the Like 19c BIG LINE OF Laces, Ribbons, Embroideries, Swiss, Ducks, Percales and Other Wash Goods. Ho Mil Trash? Goods! Ho Baits. Every Article Bought and Sold as First Class. ix i5uyi:ks Will lind it decidedly to their best interests to trade at r ^ a H n ^ ? a*. * ? w w ? A -= ? -? M. u it li J * / Jl Jl / K % A U I J ? ^ V. > Ji -i A. H. Foster & Co. % " y ; IT IS NO ISE TALKING YOU CAN'T DO IT! ' ; W H AT?' j \ > ?'WHY JL'fc?T (jo TO? BAILEY'Si > Ami inspect liis .ine of Knrniture, Matting, llahy Carriages, Pictures ami, in fact, everything kept j in a first-class > j \ \ FURNITURE STORE I f ? < iiii-1 you will sec that it can't be be.tt for uualitv, ? style and price in the State. ! So Waito Lflfs Wife Loite dBaclt! t > t ? As * Lots are looking hack to-div to the time only > a few years a;?o when there was only a few common beds and cheap chairs for sale in Union. Now you can <p> to 15A1 S and furnish the humble cottage with neat substaintiai, but. inexpensive furniture ; ; or the palatial home with the most elaborate and ar f tistie product of the 1'.' Century. \ / i | J K FITIJ, UNR (W I I COFFINS AND CASKETS | i in Mctaiir, <"r.?(clioil <>ah, lloscwood, Mahogany, > Uroadclotli, <?l;iss, White and IMnsh lor children. ; Uncial iol>es all styles ami juices lor Ladies, lien- ' tletnaii and Children. ; ' j i liiiililiiis Mairiiiii (if Every Description.! For anything in my line you will do well to sec ine and get prices before having. - | T. E. BAIL E Y. ; y~ 585 ~ "" %