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T HI IN I ON T IM K S. M. W. C'ULl*, - - ElHTOlt. HOME AFFAIRS. K. O. W ilia id is clerking for Mr. J. A. Scnn. 11. M'. Lewis is making* camly oil the streets of Union. Charles Norman s|>cnt a day or so in Gaffney last week. Miss Davis, of Greenville, is visiting Mrs. D. II. Wallace. M iss Jennie Gibbos, of Columbia, I is visiting relatives iu Union. Mrs. Dr. Moore has gone to GafT ne/ on a visit to friends. Mr. I. F. Veake has accejited a nosition with Mr. jj. G. Young. I W Miss Mollic Littlejohn, of Goudeysvillc, is visiting Mrs. MeNully. Mr. Will Going, of K el toil, is with live l'urcell Cash Company again. dames Hobo, ofGrecnville.foimerly of Cross Keys, died a lew days ago Mr. Oscar McWIiirter, of North J'acolet, is with Mr. J. W. McLure. Mr. Harry L. Goss lias gone to iVjiiyers, Ga., where he will buy cotton. Miss May Duncan has returned fro n a visit to relatives in Spartanburg. Mr. O. 11. Waller arrived last Saturday to take charge of the Graded School. Tbe merchants and salesmen of I'nion are all busy opening new goods. ('. < >. Allen, of Greenville, spent KOv*?"il days in I'liion last week visiting friends. Allan Nicholson will have sonic pocket kodaks in alW days. Price ?.1.00 ci'b: Mr. 11. t . Will.urn. one of Crd.** Keys' prominent citizens, was in I'nion this week. J4 OR CALK.? A W avi'l'lV uyeieie, 1 good as new a bargain. Call 011 Paul MoNai.lv. Mrs. Agnes MelIngli. of Koatioke, 1 Va., and daughter,Agnes,are visiting relatives in I'nion. ltcad Allan Nicholson's ad: lie wants your custom and keeps what you may need in his line. Mr. .T. J. Littlejohn, one of Jonisville's inosl. progressive merchants, i was in Inioti Wednesday. 1 i Mifs Anthony has returned from I the North, and will have a grand dis- ? play of goods, in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. I>an Wallace lave 1 returned hoiueaftera visit to relatives | in Maryland and (irecnville, S. C. ; The Cannon Company made a reckless shot last week and hit the , Editor with a hat of the latest style. Misses Kli/.ahcth. l.ei/.e and Nell <iriml?all have returned from Flat ] Uo'k, where they have been spending : be summer. The (iraded Seliool opened Monday with tvo hundred and thirty M-holars?tlie largest attendance it has ever had. Dr. Mantling Smith presented the Editor with a verv line near. w( icrh in a* 17 l-l ounces. It was ? f the K oiler variety. Mr. J. A. Senn, formerly of New berry, lias opened :i grocery store in I'nion, in the building formerly oc~ copied by S. S. Smith. Messrs. t'otlmin. Ilaynesworth and Met 'ollongh, of (ireenville, were in I'nion hist week on legal business, b fore .Judge Townx ml. (1 ilesThomson ;i respotable negro in this county, near (lutthey was murd red a few nights ago. None of the pattieulars received yet. Miss Emma E. Wilson, an 4,up-to ?'at ? milliner of Haltiniorc, Md., has arrived in I niun and assumed eharge of tin- millinery department at Mi-Lure's. Old Mrs. Henry Koon died a lew davs ago. She was in her !'Ttli \eav. She received a fall a ft w days before her death or she would probable lived to one hundred. All Trial .1 ml ices are notified to make their reports to the Hoard < ! Hcgistratinii of all persons ijuilly o{ felonies, by October I, 1 'I here i- a fifty dollar line atlaehed to Magistrates for non-attention to thi*. t'ottoii receipts tiji to date have been two hundred hales, and the market remains steady at i.tWh Alter this we will <|iiote receipts for week, reeeipts to date, ami the prices for inn 111 It. >i-i r 11 irr:iill's 111 > In flic liniii' ot " - r - ;roiii? to pros. (.IJlllHlll iV >l?U'ks will SIVi> \..ll -JO |ri rent in certain line* of dress goods. see ihoir big line. - - -1' - - - - Mr. Jureidini, the lecturer from Syria, gave a very interesting talk in the Presbyterian church on Inst Friday night. He appeared in the costume of his country. He was the guest of Mr. Win. A. Nicholson, while in Unirn. Mr. J. W. McLure will have an important change of his advertisement next issue, calling attention to i early fall goods. Mr. McLure is one of Union's wide-awake business men and it will be to your interest to watch , his space in The Times. A special wa.s run to Asherillc on ! Wednesday to hear Bryan speak. I W. II. Sartor, JDr. J. (i. Going, J. I). Humphries, W. I). Harris and J. II. Bartles went from Union to hear him. They all returned delighted with Bryan, and report n tremendous crowd. a musical entertainment. This afternoon at f> o'clock. p. 111. a musical entertainment will he given at the residence of Mrs. E. R. Wallace, 011 Church street. The Arthur string hand will furnish instrumental music, ami Mrs. Agnes Me 11 ugh, of Roanoke, Vn., with the Union quartette, will render some of the latest ami catchy airs of the day. Refreshments will be served. The entertainment is given by a society of the Methodist church for church purposes. The public arc cordially invited. \ Card from Solicitor Schumpert To the Democratic voters of the 7th Judicial Circuit: Allow me to thank you for the handsome vote I received and for the hearty supi>ort voluntarily given to nil* nl the recent primary for Sohcitor of the 7th pip-nit. Ks|>eeiallv do I wish to assnr.' those who t, ist j votes tor my opponent that I U-ar them < no ill will, for I must assume that they exercised the rights of freemen and east their votes for the man of their choice regardless of factional lines. This.as) understand it, is the fundamental otijgcf pf a primary nomination. The grave dulW mjj) high resi>o!isil,;.,:?ics eouimitted into my keeping eight vears ago 1 tvlll soon transfer to other hands, and UM? to mid, that I leave the otlice with tlie of knowing that I liavediscliargeditsullfea, lo the ln-st ol' my ability, without fear or favor. Join with me then, and let us roll up a grand majority at the approaching election for all the Democratic nominees, l?th State and National. Your olwdient servant. O. I j. SCHUMHKHT. Newlierry. S. ('., 14, Sept., lSlHi. Cure for Hep-dache. Electric Bitters isa medicine suited for ?ny season, hut imrhaps more generally needed in the spring, when the languid exhausted Ice]in? prevails, when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need jf a tonic and alterative is felt. A [irompt use of this medicine has often tvertcd long and )ierlini>s fatal billions fevers. No medicine will act more surely in eouuteraeting and freeing the wstein from the malarial i>oisou. Ileatltrhe, indigestion, constiiKition, dizziness rields to Fleet ric Hitters. Only fifty cuts per liottle at 11. l'\ IVise} *s drug store. See our new line of drujiery goods, the prettiest and newest things on the market, Graham Sparks. Notice. The County Board of Control will meet on the "24th of October 18!M>. \ dispenser and clerk will lie elected for the ensueing year. All applications must he presented to the Board at least 20 days before the day of meeting, ('. C. Sartor, Chairman. ?t. 7 |miimis good strong llio coilee for $1.00. A. II. Foster & Co. When you want nails and hardware conic to us. A. II. Fosicr & Co. Is the lowest price and object to you? Arc the finest qualities any inducement? If so call and see PurccH's splendid new stock of dry goods etc. You can't, feci jxior when you see Purcell's new goods and new prices. Values were never so marvelously low as right now at Purcell's. Better goods for less money) letter qu ility at less profit, liettev vale as with more satisfaction are the inducements held out to Pureell jndrons. Howard School?(Colored ) Tli.' II ownrd School will open Monday, 14th. Parents are requested to send pvoin|)tly and regularly. (\ II. Jones mid Miss S. E. A brants have he en re-elected teachers, and hope, with the rapidly growing population, and the increased appropriation lor schools, to make this term the host in this school's history. PIANO FOR SALE. A beautiful Matluishek Piano, in perfect order, will he sold on easy terms. Apply to Allan Nicholson's Hook Store. Sept. I. 1 H1M*??(dt.) Poll S.VI.K?Two male jersey en I vos at two and fourteen months will >oll cheap, guaranteed thorough-bred. J. .T, Littlimoiix. Joncsvillc, S. C. i ??? ?'?mmrnmi ' | RemembeR We will have something to say abou Shoes and Clothing this Beasoi, as usual. Tie Cannon Co. I | y- \ What Y0U Can Do. YOU can se the finest line of Stationery, YOU can se?the best stock of Books, YOU can se the prettiest lot of Pictures, YOU can se the nicest Office Supplies, YOU can see tb latest Periodicals. YOU can see ti biggest line of School Supplies, YOU can buy 11 these things at the VERY LOWEST PICES, at I I Allan licholson's. unioni "y i NEW BAERY. j|||| Fresh, Hot ^es1 .state ok s>ith cakomna? KVeMY DAY. itire (hninber. Whereas, i?i[Wm;i{iu(, \m UlM| vv. ? i . ( .. ec\ed at this ]h'tiiirtiiu'iit 11uit on tlu; 4* takes;ot every kind. lu Ui^t ?l?v qf .ViitetnVr. A. J)., istx;. the on hand. Weddings and plies \ ronii iibofW.il. Jeter, of the eonntv nished with the tinest cakes short of t'nion,was destroyed hv tire and there notice. being reason t> liclievc thiit said burning fcS-V tirst-class profes^MHl w,?!Ul act of incendiarism, ilors all the work and sat fact ion Now, tlierefoiv, I, John Ciary Kvans i m, rrmt.vM Governor of the State of South Carolina., guaranteed. ^ in order that justice m:iv u> >i j ..? MUIIU OIHI | All Mall OPCBPS ! ot the- law rindieated, do ^11 luau hereby offer a reward of fifty Dollars for From small towns adjucentto Vn tbeapprehension and conviction of the , ra So >.ly attended to SSSSlSiilSiiST"" CO"U"it,""! s,,i'11K'' \ I earnestly solicit your cutom, pro. I fcSlIMONl U II 1.11EOF, I isinir the best of goods in inytine at nave hereunto set n?y t hand and oansed the _ _ 1 Croat Sal of t? State to VePV Low F?ice$ 1* affixed, at Columbia, 67 ' 1 this third day oi .tcptem- i VERY HKSI-KCTKW.V. J" J L UBELE, Frop'i !!: " ~~ I lifted States of America. FINAL DISC'II.IOIIXCakt Evans. N..ti? is li.i.l.y ?iveii ll? \V,n. * itj 0.t- tiov.-n.or; Nicholson, administrator ot the estal H. Iomi'kins. of Felix (i. Whitloek, decen*-U, has a J Secretary oi .state. plied to .lason M.tireer, .liufce of I'm - I into in and for the county o'. t'nion, n.II FM.I-, l'KOBATE CITATION. C., for a final discharge as administr*,.ATK ()F sorTI, (. ut(), ,N v _ tor. It is ordered that the 5th day "fountv of l*nion. * ' 1 (Motor. A 1).. l?Ky l?.||T,, ;,r ?ja . w,llM IT, .1, ?? "I IM'tltloli iilMl u llwtl wtllrtiieiA'A luTras. Clu,, !,., lias ssild estate imhhslHHl Niptenil^r 4, . to me to grant hiin letters of Ad? , . . A J' ??? the Estate of and effects I'roliate Judge L nion ( oiint}, S. C. >,j/a Thompson, ,im.as(.(, ?- t-:tt la-scare, t laic fore, to cite and ad" . . ish all and singular the kindled and ()nr st?H kofdn-Hs tf?HHlsSindtrn.nnm?si(oi><of , . , Thompson arc immense, the latest styles and lowest (<<M, that ||ipy ,M!a J:' prices. \N e have n sjK-eul In the Court of I Volute. to be held dress goods, free it. (.raliani A Sparks. |,ioil <;. HCarolina, on the German School >u u 'XCk 1 laving boon fmjHOiitlv solicited if iiiiv have, why the to upon a German scliool, I have de- phiiinistration should not hi* granteided to organize a night class as soon L .. , . in . I r a 1 a 11 "IV hand ;11itl sea this us a sufficient numlier of students U A Imnir.i present themselves. Application will J.w>x M. <?kkki:, | be receive*! at mv store. Tuition .Judge ITokite. | fees ?*2.00i>er month. Class to meet H*-":. V,VIt,'M'I oi Scph-nt-; three night* ,.cr week. T 1 *"'X J lMI:s i Harry M. Coiikn. ! September 4th.? (2t.) ,,P '* lu,,y ^ vn*\ cfi 1 "ml year. l*r??m all accounts Cliaiiilerla ill's rough remedy isa (iodsend to the afflict- 1 of pliosphoroiis heads' el. There Is no advertisement about hp) matches. his; we feel just like siv.?The Deni- , m . end. Currolltoii, Ky. Vox sale by It. nelwn rin(, ,1|akcs' -M (.u< j # g1 Verve. For Sai.k.? Five good inileh \ rows with voting ealves. W. II. fawn to couimaiid is different 1 "T IT ISiTHE TALK OF THE TOffH. I What Else Could You Expect?!" ] ; I Such sensational prices would cause talk any- I where. No matter if it is singling hot?You I will hunt your sisters and your cousins and your I aunts to tell them about the wonderful prices I at the I NEW YORK RACKET. I And they, like good sensible people, must see I for themselves, and when we have piled our I magnificent bargains on the counters they exclaim I "I Don't See How You Can Do It! I Our Competitors arc in the same fix. They I spend sleepless nights ajul restless days trying I to h&Ker it hut cannot do so. 1 Fine Ginghams 2yic a yard?will cost you double I the money any where else. Men's fine half hozc I 4c worth ioc a pair. Soda 3c a pound, matches I 4c a dozen boxes. 39 inch wide sheeting worth 6c but we scooped it in from a R. R. I wreck. I Lot of women shoes wotth from $1.00 to $195 I all piled in one lot and niarded 75c?Another I lot at $1,500. worth from $2.00 to $3.00 I ARE CLOSING OUT I A lot of mens pants from 49c to $i6gc sec them. I Xo dull days with us?New goods come in every I day?and eight polite attentive salesmen kept | hustlincrall th#? - 1 CT - ? njui'iu 10 snow gooos and money refunded if you become displeased I with your purchase. I HARRY & BELK. I j m FALL GOODS I -nLiriviiig L/aiiy, j liol out KltO.M I HEADQUARTERS < Ami v.ill In* sol11 i.owki: than > til k i.owkst. j Full lo the Top! < <| Our store is lillcil from s lioltoni to top with the hio S Imronins that our hnyer > picked up while North. ? These goods are eouiii?;r v in everv day and we are \ marking tliein DOWN ! \ down:: down::: ? Come ill niid hoc us?\vc \ will tell tvon more next fl < week. Gpaham & Sparks. j! ' J ' !?