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I r THE UNION TIMES. M. W. CVLP, - - Editok. I'nion is needing rain. Tin top jelly glasses at A. 11: Foster & Co. The County Treasurer's rcpor^wi" be continued next week. Indigo calico 4 cents, shirting calico cents at the Racket Store. Mrs. E. 11. Wallace is repairing her residence. There was a hig Masonic picnic at (joudeysville on Wednesday. The Racket is closing out a lot ol M and 10 cents jrincrham at cents. o o -----The p?il?li<* expects to hear from the Commissioners of Public W orks soon. Monday the -9th the Racket will sell their To and OS cents shirt waist for f>0 cents. Sale will last one day. The candidates are beginning to warm up to their work in the county ! campaign. x I To and OS cents shirt waists for , At) cents at the llackct on Monday i the :29th. The eountv campaign meetings \n ill commence sifter the I'Uhof August, i sifter the State campaigners have heel) ' to I'nion. From sill reports crops are vor\ fine in I liion county. The lice are disappearing from tin* cotton, and have not <lono nnteli damage to it. We wotthi advise all yoiniit men to voml Professor Strode s address on llohert I'M ward Ijcc, which is printed on our first page. We consider it one of the finest and truest (addresses we have read lately.. l>rescrvc and beautify your home by painting it now with Lucas' ready 1 mixed paint wo would like to figure with you. A. II. Foster \ Co. I iii<>11 needs more streets. Personowning large tracts of real estate in town would add very much to its value l?v opening large avenues through them. In this way many desirable residence lots would he brought on the market. ('. II. Jones, a colored teacher of V'nion, is the editor of the Piedmont indicator, a verv creditable newspaper published weekly in Spartanburg. S. C. C. IT. Jones is a very intelligent colored man ami a good citizen. We keep wagon material such as rims, shafts, axles and paint. You can repair your wagon or buggy .at home mighty cheap. A. If. Fos lor <v uo. finlili I!. Matllis attended flic (.1111tuoi icemen t excretes ;ii (*ci 1:?r Springs Itistitlite this week. lie ]?r<>iio>i11cc<I lllem exceed iliiflv intcrcstm". The e< doled attendants o| (lie institute had their coiiljiiejiceiiielit (luring last w eek. ^ corrrspondeju speaks \erv hitrhlv of it. A U "'die)' of old \eteiMic IV..Ill III! ! portions . d'the Slate intend p.ip^r | I * ii*l: in. >11? I. ' n'" -''-'"I '< ;:<" ! I mniiv. The <;,n' liv ha\ m- j \our tieke.l elm ".70' J1;'"' !i i*4 ^'""1 j to return until t( v it!y. All old veterans are , "'jt'irrd to wear! I >adti?'s. W e p-ive Miine ? !>|>|>ii 'hisi issue Im?f11 |ron 1 Kelorm Anti j papers oil the hond thai, we could ^ oive inany more from all (erlio,! the State hut have 1101 the spa. "* j Nearly nil t!m- papers ivprc.M-ntiini 11 if | ***! il<* :i 11 over :1m* State ?If Hi:* li< I ill <*\|?I;111;11i<?11 of (lie It is t lie ililf lit ion of tin* 1 !?*;:) | Kstate Aj^i'iirv to opt ii street.- 11?i"??i:;_rli 1 I lie Anderson llrown propert v. and iiii|?rov<* flu* dwellings mi ii and also to luiilil more residences. Tins i> one of I I'ion s needs, :11 <I wo |?!"? di< . tlnit tlic i{c;il Fslnie A'_f -lirv w II n:ak<' j Smith I liion :i desi.'aHe -.< rlimi ol ; till' t ?wn. Let ibc o-"Oi! wo. , yo Oil. i l Fix ii|> your old Iiiirijcv ninl wa?*nn now Iiv putting on a good paint. Wo del'1 the best. A. II. Foster \ On. Mr. sinil .Mrs. 0. I>ttiu*:ni and Miss Carrie iJitnenn have returned from the North leaving .Miss May j i^itnc*an in New ^ ork attending the j oldest and one of the finest normal ! training schools for teachers in the j Tinted States. She expects to ; graduate Sept. 1st leeeiv ing diplomas i from tin- primary and kindergarten departmen's when sin- will return' here and continue her school. A gentleman dropjied mio our illi<*? and suggested thai I nioo hnihl a roii? mill. lie said he had eon-| vei.-ed t i;h a olivines- liem iii.il hail | ,'iin otic, ami' w;m told that t!: engine j # machinery to pui one eoel I be > pnrelia <ed for S.?.'M)h. 'flint it wouldr tjuire cighl hand - to run a. That | % '1 tliev could make tliirtcon hundred pounds of rope per day, at a cost of six cents per pound and could sell it at twelve cents pes pound. It would use all the cheaper grades of cotton brought to this market. If this gentleman is correct there is big money in a rope mill. It seems to us that it might be run in connection with the oil mill. They can also use tno waste from a cotton mill. Look into it gentlemen. ATT EX Ti< >X VETERANS. Richmond, Va., June -J8.?Dear Comrade: Please inform all the old veterans in your next issue that Richmond will entertain them free of cost during the convention. No need for any man to spend money unless he cares to. I hope you will extend this notice and let everybody have a chance to come that wants to. Richmond is doing its best for the occasion. Our camp "Giles" will be met at Southern depot on Thursday morning on arrival of the train. J. Ij. Stkaix. List of Letters Remaining in the Post OHleeat I'tiion. I'or the week endiii? June 2t?. lH'.Hi. J. J. Rates, J. I.. T. Cooper, W. I,. Jones, MissT. K. Henderson. John Walling, Mary Win ids. Ilenry Thomas, Niin Roddy, James Russell. Jo Murphy. Persons ealiin<; for the aUtvc letters will please sty if advertised, and will lie required to pa\ one cent for their delivn\. R. W. 11 ah It IS, 1?. M. for sale. FOR SALE?ONE DOZEN PIGS. \V. E. Thomson. LOST.~ IJ 1ST?A X FAR RING. LIBera I reward ill be paid if left at t111* olhrr. Barbecue I will give a first class barbecue on county campaign day at JonesVilie. " dollX (.'itAWFOltl>. NOTICE. I?y order of the town council I will be forced to issue executions on Molt* day, dune -Ktli, for all uncollected taxes. 14. (J. VofNc;. Clerk and Treasurer. Nctice. There will be a meeting of the district boards of trustees in my office at Union duly (>, 1 SIM), as there is business of importance to transact. A full attendance is required* *jt??Jt. M. L. Lemaster. EXCDKSION, INK ?N TJ ('11 Alt I.(>TTK. The second (Irand Annual Excursion from Union, 8. C. to Charlotte, X. C. ill be run on Friday duly 17. ISlMi. Arrangements have been e.eidc tn ensure :s reallv ?rnod time. \ J o-;- 7 and all our friends arc cordially invited to board the train at ( :.*?< o'clock a. in. ojr that day. A special coach, (or two if needed.) for white friends. Fare round trip from Union, $1.7?S. II. liitowx, -? ?:>-t Manager. Books of Registration Open. The Itoard of Supervisors of Union eotnuy y. ill open their books l'or tlie rejjisIrat ion of votersat the follow ing 1'recints \ iz: -1111> loth at West Spijpga, July 1 Itli at tjihlK-s. July loth at ('loss Keys. Jul;. Itith at )llaekroek. July 1 Ttli at I arlisle. July |sth at Saiitnc, July u'Otli at Jonesvilie. ,1 uly -JIst at Keltihi. July J'Jml at J.oekhart Mills. ..' sly J.'tul at Sat i at Us store, .1,,, -Mill at Wilkiusville. July J"?th at Ihay tonsviUe, Jills -7s %'Tllulienidgc. J. 15. h.t.Ni AsTKIt. j.V?:>t. Uhainusin 1 loan I. ~ fTnal mccharge. No!iee is lierehy given that II. It. ( "ariisie. ailiuiuist rator of I he estate of Ko'oert m< rrisou Jecca-eil. has applied to Jason >t. (Jreer. Judge of l'rolxde. in and for the eoiinty of I "icon s. for a linal (tiseharti'e as adiuinistrator. It is old. li d. That the 2'Jtli day of Jan.1 A. I >. l^'Jti. Ih- lived for hearing of peti'ioi!. and a linai settlement of said I St SI If. M. I'lSKKIS, I'lohile ,lii;!^e I nion (.'otuilv, s. ('. JJ u. ELECTION NOTICE. Aii eicftion is hereby ii><) ')'<(I lo lie In !i| ;i! lite eoiirl house ill tlif tuiVIM*! I' n u? ii llif KM liilsiy of .1 illy I SIM*, for one im iiilu i ill" I lit* llusinl of Ilfiiltli of (lie low ii of ( to serve fur live vesirs, M. \\. < 'nip. I.. \. m'wl I. K. Till; Ii \ sin' si|>|ii>i111<*< 1 iniir.tiucis of eleeI it iii. I 'oils will l r opened at !? o'l'iiN'k :i. in. Mini elo.-e si! Ii oTIork |?. III. Free. Iioliii is ol' ward '? sire cnlillfil lo voto sit i in-fiffi ion .loiix A. Kant. It. Mayor, A First Clar.s Barbecure. I w ill _ii\? i! lilsl i lass hill-beetle ill the *nin l iiiifflt ol<i spring on llir lllhday of .11? > All i-MMiliililies siiitl llie pnliiie mic invilfil. < iillniiiii w ill lief lie rook. ( . M. Si ,\|.|>. Notice To Bridge Builders. I will Ik? at tin* Hice bridge on Fair Forest creek on Wednesday the JtHb day of June, IStMi. at 10 o'clock a. in., for purjioseof letting the eontnict to rebuild said bridge. I will also let at the ssnie time and place the contmct to build two stone piers. The successful bidder will Ik* required to give lxind and security for the faithful iierforuiancc of his contmct. J. 11. T. Sc ott. 24?.*lt. County Su|k*rvisor. NOTICE TO BlUDGE iH'II.DFlts. I will be at the Thomson Mill bridge on Tliickety Cieek on June 2o, IStMJ. at 1(1 o'clcK-k a. n\, for the pur|?oso of letting to the lowest responsible bidder the eomniei u> rennim or repair sain nritipe. The successful bidder will Ik1 required to pivc l*md and security IV>r the faithful lierformanee of his contract. .June lb'SMt. -Jo?*Jt .1. 15. T. Scott. Co. Super. D1SOLUTION OF 1?AKTNKHSIII1?. The itiirtiiersliip heretofore exist inu lietweon H. F. (irepory aiul .1. <?. lamp under the linn name of (irepory ?V l,oiip has this day Ikmmi dissolved by mutual consent. All aeeounts due the linn must be paid to J. (?. Loup. . It. I'. < in kooky. .1. (i. I.ONO. Union. S. C. June it. lHtMi. 'JI?.'!{. NOTICE. F.uties havinp undelivered work or other business with J. W. Daniels Jr.. pliotoprapher, will please call on me at Nicholsons Imok store from S a. in. to r> p. in. Hkn. \. Daniki.s. June Ititli IstHi. _? Can didates. 3 Candidates must pay live dollars in advance liefore their names will lie inserted in the Timks. j Full somkitoi:. I want to lie Solicitor of Seventh Cir- j A..U .....I %..;n 14- - It... I cum ? in 1||>?CI1 lii;iiH<|C lilt* result of tin* Democratic Primary Election. C. C. Fk.vtiikhstonk. Eaurens. S. (.'..March IT. IS", lit. ('. 1'. Sanders, Esq., of Spartanburg, S. C. is hcivby announced asa Candidate for Solicitor of the Seventh Judicial Circuit. subject to nomination by the Democratic election. I hereby announce myself as candidate for Solicitor of the seventh Judicial Circuit of South Carolina and pledge myself if elected to |>erforni the duties of the otliee impartially, faithfully and fearlessly. My candidacy is subject to the action of the Democratic party. Newberry. S. C. Com: E. lit. to ask. April 2nd 1st hi. I announce myself as a candidate for Solicitor of the 7th judicial circuit. sul>ject to the Democratic primary. Titos. S. Si:a:k. I hereby announce that 1 am a candidate for re-election as Solicitor of this circuit. I pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary. O. E. St'llUMPKKT. I announce myself a candidate for Solieitor of the seventh Judicial Circuit, subject to the lHunocratic primary. W. S. '1 iiomason. i'OU CI.EKK OF COUttT. .lOsEI'II it. McKlssn K. I announce myself as a candidate for re-election for Clerk of Court, subject to the Democratic primary. JOSEPH li. McKISSICK. Thanking the people of Union County f.m iEo umouod 4\. I??I III* inn IIU nuj'jnui II lilt* III 11II past. I announce myself ajrain for Clerk ol Court, subject to the I tenioeratic primary. Thomas II. Corn:. ('ross Keys s. i'. FOK COUNTY SlTKUVlSOll. | rcsjH'ctfully announce myself as a caddidnic for the otlire of County Super- 1 visor, and will abide the decision of the primary olootion. T. .1. 11i:ti-:n paiuii. The friends of Mr. .1. A. Chambers; res|H'etfully announce his name as a candidate for County Sm?o :?*?r. subject to the Deinoeratie prima.... \"ori:i;s. I herein announce m\self as a candidate for re-election to theoftieeof County Smten isor of I'nion Count;, and will hup|b)y subujit t(? tin- re.-ult of the pripjary e|e<iio.n. I. 15. T, si n r r. ! '<) 11 CC ) I' N T V s I 1' KI {I X TI: NDr.NT OK KDCCATION. 1 announce myself a candidate for Cipinty SujK'iintendent of Kdiicatieu for I'nion County, subject to the !>ciuocratic primary election. D. If Fans-. Sjuitne, s. c. Thanking the |K-ople for lite past f.t\ora 1 a^a in :u ii ion nee uixsefu candidate for ( *iii1111 \ Siioeriiileoili iil nl IMe/vO i..n M. I-. I.kma-nas. I ivf|Mvtfully nmioimrc myself as a caiiditlatc for (.'oiiiiIn Siipci inlt intent of Kilueation for I'liion enmity, -n!lo t Ik* ilc oi.sion of l lu* I >. niocratio voters at tin* ensnrinu priman i??!?. Keltoli. S. ('. ,1 A M ! h 'i'. l*ol\ i.i.P, I respeetfnlly ntir.ouiiee 1 i\ self a ? aailiilatc tor ( 'omit;. S;'pi iiuiciiofii! n Kilueation, si 11?j? ? t to 1 lie i)ei;r>.-rniiprimary. \\\ <; 1 >r I>1 \\. Jolm I'. hajje isainioiinee-l a eaiitliilale I l'or l'otility Siiperiiiteielent of Ivlnention siilijeet to tla* ivsult of 11 it- priii i". r> ( llTtioll. I iilinoiiio o ii|V -; !{ ; > a 1 i! 1 I"|| for the oilier of < 'ouut , .v'ujuTini'. inl1*111 of Kilnealton. stilii.Tl |>> t!io Poiii! orrutir primary. M. 1 %u--i 1 'uil|\ln. < . FOIt TKKAM Ki:i!. I aiiiioiuii-o myself us a enu<li<l m- for fi' i'lct'lion to tin- Treasurer's I I'nion 1 mill!}, Kiilijoi't t 1 the I emtio I'riniarx. .1. li. I?\i:n.i>. I announce lux self as a cninlii'ati ! .: Treasurer of I'nion county. ; u'ojeei to tlu> 1k mount ic prima r\. I. !'. (iolM . {Candidates o FOR T11K DKOISL.VITHK. The friends of W. \V. Dixon present I lis name to the voters of Union County as a candidate for election to the lower , house of the (mineral Assembly, subject ? to the action of the Democratic primary. 1 am a candidate for re-election to the House of Representatives, subject to the primnrv. J. Otts. Kelton, S. Foil COUNTY At'TIToii. 1 announce m>self as a candidate for re-election for Auditor of Union county. subject to the primary election. JOHN (J. FAIJI:. I hereby announce myself for the i>osi- | tion of county Auditor. subject to the I Itemoer.itie primary election. j. Fit AN iv liAII.KV. I respectfully itnuounee myself a candidate for the office of Coimiy Amlitor. Nat I), MonoA\. I announce myseil a candidate for County Amlitor. subject to the Democrat ie primary election. ( I. M. Mom.r.v. ^ i announce myself a candidate for ] Auditor of I 'nion county, subject to the Democratic primary. Danik!. Inman. 1 respect t'nlh announce myself as a candidate for Auditor of I'nion county, subject to tlic I>t mocratic primary. Kclton. s. ('. T. F. Kki.i.v. FOR SI IK RIFF. .1. Oil)ICON l.oNo. I resiHvtfully announce myseil' as a. i candidate for re-election to the ()lliee of Sheriff, of I'nion County: subject to the i \iairviuu m mi* *ll'illlM'l'ill!(* YOllTS III lll(* ensuing primary fleetion. \ .1. (i. l.()N(i. 1 re>pcctfully announce myself as si candidate for theolHccnf Sheriff of I'nion county. subject 11 > t lie decision of t lie I Vmoer.itie voters at the priinarv election. Cross Keys. S. (i. Tito-. Ilot.i.is. rim e< >it<>N K!?. 1 aiiiioimee myself as a candidate for the olliee of ('oroiiev tor I 'nion comity, subject to the decision of the primary. loh.N .1. Kison. I hereby announce myselt a eatuliilale I for ('oroiier of I'nion comity, subject to I the Democratic priinarv. I \VM. I!. Koon. Tanglefoot Fly Paper is efiioctual. It catches ami holds fast Flics, Mosrptitos, Gnats. and all kindred posts. A fresh supply just received. My stock of DRUGS, MEDl- 1 CINE 5, DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, STATIONERY, LAMPS, SPECTACLES, etc., is full and complete. SATISFACTION G UAR ANT FED. I Pnctow'c! Unitr Qtnro ; l UIJUJ p mug, fJiulUj | Ojip. Union Hot-1, I uijn, C. Telephone No. i!l. M O V E D ?TO TilK? OLD POST OFFICE! -UNDER- UNION JIOTEL. i Call oii us for Drills. Vatcnt Med ici IK'S, Uigar<, Tobacco, iftatior.cry, Toilet Articles ami linidcn h't ed. !CAROLiAiG CO.j "^"vOlTiCK CV J^ | , DR. MUMRO AND GOINGS. | ! TELEPPON"T3 INTO. SO. 5 Per Cent Per Xidonth 60 Per Cent Per Year < i ninniti c.l In ,.!! lavi'Moi - on i;i\<-nit nJs l -?! ii |;i:* .m l .-mall \Y lit'! I iiKI'it' \Y it!) Flic New Viirii hivosiiiii'iit Co. , i;!i< K i'.l{ - IN i , ! Stocks. Honcis, Grai l ami Gotten 10 und I- ?irotxiw:?v. Now ^ or!; | . City.' j | j 1'. >. !*i j?It \vli<? <i?,si:c to ! < ' tcsiil> siti'l smv ini-ctiic mi a >i:i:?!l ??: , j I: rite* iii\i>liuciit. vii'l lor our I h : v citvtiiur. 11i:iil<><I I've. ?" ni 1 : ' m f ? r CONVENTION teems to be the order of the day just now. And noble, patriotic men .are offering their time, brains and money to their country. Generous fellows don't you think 4..l.? 1:441^ :..4 -i ? ii.- -1*' ^ iuivu \ 1:1 ^ nine interest ill me OIIICC 01* ollice seeker. Ali of our time, money 7 V ami energy is spent in securing Bargains for the CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH. Midsummer sales now on, and will continue until every piece of strictly summer goods lias been closed out. jood Drc.ss CI:allies jood Calieo 1h jino Gingham ofc A lot of White Press Goods worth from lOe.to l~>e, put iu one pi'o ;i 11?1 marked To. White Cock Goods worth > ami <>e, to be closed at de. Case of Indigo, Host Calico, at 4e. Cottonade for Hants ">, 10 ami l.~>c, worth twice tlic money. A lot of Gingham, Press styles, worth Sic and 10c, to be closed at ~>c. Fine Lace Curtains started at 48c. {EXT MliUY We will sell Ladies 7do and HSc Shirt Waists for 50c. This sale v iil ia~t only one ?lay. None will be sold before or after that dav at that price. ISo reniber the day?Monday I'lUh?and the price ">0c. JloiliiDf Ctapr Than Ever Before. Come and SSeo Our Slocdi. 1JAKK.Y & I5ELK. .... Union Wants the Best First ! , l| And .ufets it while other retailers \*>\ jj it re themselves taking a peep at 1 early Si-king Stvi.ks. In A IjKW \ HE'HS CLOTHING TmP o l/^y Wc take time by the forelock and open our ? '' KEWEST STYLES J j a To t.'ne retail public. We an I i\ \ nouiHT this week our opening 1 / V sale of highest class early m If 8P8IS8 SUITS, /it M Sjvring 1 Iats, Spring Furnishings "r Shoes. Come early and get wiiat you want. (i A Ait s. I IcpV.tn'j Dev.** | ^ m 5 rv n2 ci.o rr it k >' <; c o., I p .o-Date Clothiers and Furnishers. MOW A. m \_S Is llio ti11;o li> he 1 a\ i:jin your supply of Fruit jars and Jelly tumblers. "Wo Wave bought an nnincr.se stock, con.sejiicnliy arc in a poHtiun to oiler them t?? you at prices that rou will kr.ow arc ROCK BOTTOM. We also have iv mmph-lc line of Crockery ware from line Porcelain to the eke pest riatle. a-1 im ? - " ' - ? ? Millinery! - Millinery!! In this department we lind a good many odds and ends in : ice sliapi a. lil/uons, velvets, silks, satins, laces, veiling, te., v. 11i< 1: we will close out at groat reduction in prices. If vou need a !.:it \ ?;i will find it to your interest to call on lis is we a:e <! teiininod |<> self out regardless of value. We are ilsostiiitiv i:i it. on die s go<<lsf notions, cottonadef, cassi mere.-. clothing iuits. shu.'.s and trunks. M ? I a I* I \