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WOULD HAVE 1T II 1T Cosr $60.-My daugh-
tsr has been suffering for many years with that
dreaded afliction known as female disease,
which has cost me many dollars. and notwith-
standing had the best medical attendance, did
not find relief. Ihave used many other kinds of
medicines without any effect. / had just about
given her up-was out Of heart, but happened
in the store Of w. W. Eekler several weeks
since, and he, knowing Of my daughters afiic-
tion, persuaded me TO buy bottle Of Brad6eld's o
Female Regulator. She began TO improve ct
once, aud was so delighted with It's effects
that bought several moro bottles. The price
seemed to be very high at FIRST, but now think
IL the cheapest preparation on the globe and
knowing what do about il, ifto-day ono Of my
family was suffering, would have IL II II cost
$50 bottle, for 1t has cured my daughter
sound and well, and myself and wife do most
heartily recommend Brsdfelds Female Regu-
lator 10 be just what il 10 represented to be.
Respectfully, II. d. FsArnERsroN,
Springfield, Tenn.
Send for our book containing information for
women. IL will be mailed free 10 applicants.
BRADFiELD REGULATOR Co., Atlanta, Ga.
July 2, 1885.
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A New Pastor.
The Presbyterian congregation Of this town
have called % their Pastor, Rev. J. W. Cald-
we'll, Of Charleston. Mr.. Caldwell is Q youn z
man Of superior mental abilities, and comes
among us highly commended for purity Of
character and great zeal in the paramount cause
OF pure religion. At present he 10 a lioentrite +,
but the Presbytery has appointed IN early day
for his ordination, and he will be regularly in
stalled as Pastor of this church as soon as
possible afterwsrd. He will enter upon his
duties next Sunday.
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Tho Reason Why.

Tho Reason Why. !
IA Few days ago friend remarked TO US that
hs thought We were somewhat partial in our
notices Of new firms, and mentioned an in
stance that caused him to think 80, saying at
the same time that other persons thought rs he
did about the matter.
We have always tried to deal just and fair
with our patrons, and think we have done more
free advertising than any other country paper in
the State but, like other mortals, we are not
infallibls, and may, occasionally, fail in our
duty. ...,.,.,,s,,.....
The columns Of our paper, when called on
for tho benefit Of other individuals, are, like
the goods in . merchants store, for sale-not
by the yard, pound or riece, its true, bu.
at so much per square. II 10 from
that source alone that our profits come.
The subscription list does not pay th. sIne-..:
Of Dubl!cs.ioI. II notice in our columns /.
worth anything to . merchant or any other
business man, It Is worth tho small amount VIC
charge for it. What would . merchant think
Of US il we should ask him 10 giVe us yard Of
calico, or paper Of pins, or box Of matches
He would most assuredly tell us, and properly,
too, 81 have those articles for sale, not to gire
apdy."
But We are often told, BY those Who know OF
think nothing about our business, ''it costs you
nothing, it helps to fill up your columns" 1t
costs us nothing eh You might, with q. good
grace, tell tho merchant that, as he has the
goods in his store and the clerks to hand them
out, II would cost him nothing II he gave 9
small portion Of them away. Every sheet o
paper we use costs us money, pay our print
ers to sot the type and print the paper, We hav,
to pay rent, taxes, &C., like every other bust
ness man, besides, IL costs US little labor tc
write such notices and it does seem little
unreasonable for man who has such low
estimate OF advertising that he will not pay FOL
advertising his business, to complain Of us 70,
not giving him flaming notice, free.
We think it would be very unjust to those
who do advertise literally, II we volunteered
our services in the paper to invite busiues, t.
those who do not patronize us.
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woxDsayuL CoRn.-W. d. Hoyt 4 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists. Of Rome, Ca, say: We
hsve BEEN selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bittsrs and Buoklen's Axnics Saive for
two years. Have never handled remedies that
sell - well, or give such universal Satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures effected
BY these medicines In this city. Several cases
Of pronounced Consumption have been entirely
cured BY use Of few bottles Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, taken In connection with Electric
Bitters. We guarantee them always.
Sold BY ]. w. Posey.
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Personal Wontiou.

ferSonal MENTION.
Our esteemed young friend Herndon Moore;
Of Spartanburg, has been spending few days
with his relatives here.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Dudley Jones, the
has returned and taken his old quarters at
Foster & wilkins store Dudley is q frst-class
man and pays oil the market will allow for
cotton.
We arc truly pleased TO meet again our friend
MIR. l.. N. Rodger, almost as good as new, from
the celebrated Hot Springs, Of Arkansas.
Our young friend d. r. Townsend, has re-
turned to the Greenville Military Institute.
Father Monaghan, Of Greenville, visited
the little flock Of Catholics in this town last
Tuesday, and held the sacred services Of Mass.
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'RsauLAroRs' IN WnNssoRo.- -wiunsboro
September 27.-Thres negro women Of ill-fsms
from Charlotte have been keeping . disordsrly
and severely whipped BY avisilseos committee.
Some say the regulators were oolored men, bat
the general opinion is that they were colored
women disguised In mems clothing. While
the community does not approve Of this kidd ei
thing. it u generally ooneedsd that they de-
served the treatment they received. The women
left the town on foot aud boarded the freight
train st White Oak, eight miles North Of here,
to-day. They say Winnsbero 10 too hot far
them.-CoI. Register.
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The Reunion Of Co. H., 18th Reg, 9. CIV.

The Reunion Of Co. H., 18th Reg, Q. CIV.
Mn. EDIron: 1t WAS the happy lot Of your
correspondent to be present at the reunion
above named, held at Mount Tabor, September
II, 1886. The day was favorable, and the st-
tendance immense, not less than eight hundred
or thousand persons being present to partake
Of the rich feast Of fat things, both physical
and intellectual.
The survivors Of Co. II. number over thirty
noble monuments Of strong arms and stout
hearts that stemmed the bloody current Of the
lats war, with THAR noble leader, Capt. f. NJ.
Farr, at their head. Long may this little band
Of heroes live 10 meet again in happy reunions
in the future! The York band Of music was in
attendance and added much to the enjoyment
Of the occasion.
Five speeches were delivered during the day
three in the forenoon and two in the after.
noon. The first speaker was the old war horse
Col. !. G. McKissick, who did credit to himself
and to the occasion Of the meeting. He wa
followed by David johnson, Jr., Esq, who do.
livereda . thrilling and patriotic address, we'll
suited TO the times that tried mems souls, and
to the season Of peace that now reigns triumph.
ant over our beloved country. The next spsakss
was Hon. William Munro, who, notwiths STANDING
he had just emerged, as he stated, from SEQ
ond campaign, hard though bloodlsss, placed
himself by unique aud obaste speech in q
plausible position before his audience.
Next in order, dinner was announced, sad
sure finer, better stored table has rarely, II
ever, been seen In our county, and never sur
passed. The articles Of food were all prepared
in the best and most savory style, as oil who
partook will bear testimony. The behavior Of
the vast assemblsge was truly commendabis In
. high degree. Not o wave Of disorder rufisd
the day long 10 be remembered by all In atsnd-
ance. Dinner being dispatched, the band again
discoursed sweet music and tho audience aqsin
assembled at the accustomed place for speaking,
and School Commissioner w. NJ. Foster was In
troduced, and delivered . brief address, IN
which he clearly developed. as usual. his par
tiality to the fair daughters Of Union who
graced the occasion with q grand array Of kind
hearts, fair faces and gracious smiles. Judge
J. NJ. Geo was next introduced, and did credit
to himself and the subject discussed, a. hs 10
accustomed to do on such occasions.
The people Of the vicinity Of Mount Tabor do
not do things by halves men and boys, moth
ers and daughters, all rally to the rescue when
their services are demanded, and thus success
IL written upon their banner. May We all live
To sec moro Of their handywork, and partsks
again Of their kind hospitality.
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GHsArLS E1cfrnD.--Not few Of the eitissns
Of Union, have reosntly become greatly s1eissd
over the astounding fsets. thsa several Of their
friends who have BEEN prsneunesd b. their
ph ysieians ~ insursbIs and beyond al hope
suffering with that dreaded monster Csnsaap-
sdy that does positively cure AL throat sad
lusg Diseases, Coughs, Colds Asthms spd
BFcnchitis.
Trial bsttle free q J. ". poseys Drug Store,
large bottles $1. 10 ~ u
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"a Mr.. W. L. Culp, Of Charleston, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. B. d. Culp, and com.
bining important business with pleasure. Mr..
Culp was in Charleston the night Of the great
earthquake, and tells Of many thrilling inci-
dents which occurred on that terrible night
He says tho accounts given in tho newspapers,
Of tho frightful scenes aud disasters, and the
consequent Generalization and distress result.
ing therefrom, does not tell more than half Of
the horrors Of that dreadful visitation.
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You can't work to much purpose unless you
are we'll, but you can build up your health and
strength with Psrker's Tonic, and work will
then become easy. 1t sets tho lungs, liver and
kidneys in working order. Coughs and colds
vanish before it. Take it in time.
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RARTHQUAKE THEORY.

Prof Virgins, the great Canadian Mstsrolo-
gist and Astrologer, has predicted storms, cy-
olones, typhoons aud earthquakes but that L
no reason why We should not live while va
live
Ihsvs just reosived some fancy cream cheese,
new crop citron and currsnts, fresh crackers
and nice line Of pure spice, ground and
whole. Call and examiue my stock, which con-
sists Of everything for the support and comfort
Of the inner msa.' Respectfully, s.,.
LAURENS @. YOUNG,
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A Ciroula ting Library.

A Ciroula ting Library.
We had q pleasant call from Mrs. Morgan,
agent Of the Franklin Square Circulating Ii
brary, Of Louisville, Ky, who proposes to es-
tablish circulating library in Union. Mrs.
Morgan comes highly endorsed by gentlemen
Of the highest character in this State, with
whom we are we'll acquainted, aud we conf
IDENTIFY commend her and the object Of her visit
to the people Of Union and vicinity. Libraries
upon the proposed plan have been established
in nearly every town and city in the United
States, and have become very popular and BEN
ehoial. Mrs. Morgan is at the Union Hotel,
but will, if possible, call upon every family In
town and fully explain the plan Of organizing
the library.
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D6- Our efficient County Trea surer, Colonel
Jos. F. Gist, has received necessary books from
the Comptroller, aud will open them for the
on the 10th to tbs 3lst Of this month. After
that he will visit the different sections Of the
County, according to his advertisement. The
last day for paying taxes is December 10th,
giving tho tar payers two months.
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Tnx PRAos OF EuRoPz ExpANaxRED.---Con
stsutinople, September T.---Turksy's assnts
abroad report thst the rssoe Of Europe 10 sndan-
gered BY the present temper Of the English and
War Department contemplate equipping aad
drilling sixty thousand Kurdish horseusn In
the same manner that Russian Cossssks are
equipped and drilled.
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~ A slight shook was felt here at 2 o'clock
Wednesday, and Immediately after the ther-
mometsr commenced to fall from 800 till it
reached 100.
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"a Don't forget that W. D. Bewley has
moved into the handsome RED FRONT store,
in the beautiful new block, where he has the
finest stock Of Hardware at the lowest prices.
Bewlsy is splendid man and full Of business
tact. Try him.
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J.w. 81 J. X. TOLLEsON, Of Gafusy City,
have just received their Fall Millinery, which ID
tho finest and largest stock they have ever had.
Miss Mollis Brohswn, OF Baltimore, Nd, an
expsrienoed Millinsr, has charge Of this depart
nsnt, and will be pleased to have their custom.
sre call q
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"a Mr. " a Lindsay, Of Jonesville, died
-hse Friday. after . long and painful illness
from combined attack OF Bright's disease and
dropey.
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~ Encourage home enterprise and your
homo people and get your Job Printing done
at the Union TInEs ofice.
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M. An inoendiary fire occurred at Rock
Hill last Friday night, destroying the livery and
salesstable Of II. J. J.Ratterce, three fine horses
and quantity Of feed. Loss, $2,sO0; insur-
snce 81, 300.
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About Town.

About Town.
MIR. +. H. Counts has been reelected Cotton
weighor Of this town.
The Town Council is doing good work In
putting thick coat Of grat.i ON ih.- .idey 2lta
Of Main Street, which will insure good wa
in all kinds Of weather.
We commence this week our regular repyr
Of the cotton market.
Mr.. Reuben 7. Gee has moved his stock Of
goods into Mrs. Briggs elegant new store, just
below Foster s. wilkins.
Mr.. r. W. Harris is painting tho front Of
his store, next to Farr & Thomson's, in rain
bow cclors, and it looks conspicuous, il not
elegant.
Mr.. D. c. Flynn has moved into his elegant
store and will have his flag flying in day OF
two.
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p@- The only Printing Office in Union is in
tho Union TINES Office, where Bill Heads,
Letter Heads, Envelopes, Cards, &c., are
printed as cheap and as handsomely as at any
office in the State
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SA- Every job Of Printing done outside Of
the Union TINES Office, for citizens Of Union, is
90 much money sent out Of the County, to sup.
port men who do nothing 10 benefit this County
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The First Whistle.

The First Whistle.
Last Friday the first whistle of the engine Of
the Union Furniture Factory sent forth II.
shrill announcement that this new enterprise
would soon have its whirripg machinery in
operation and enter its claim rs tho pioneer
enterprise Of Unions future thrift and industry
This establishment is in the hands Of indus
trious and competent mechanics, possessing oil
the elements to insure its success. When in
full operation it will employ twenty good me.
chanics and o number Of laborers, besides
opening . market for the sale Of much Of the
valuable ii mber now being sold for frewood o,
considered almost useless in this County. The
whole machinery Of tho Factory 10 on its way
and II is expected that it will be In full blast by
the middle Of this month. In the mean time
let oil who want good, substantial Furniture,
place their orders with either T. E. Bailey, Jas
Grant or j. L. A. Reiss, tho proprictors.
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D@. Court will convene next Monday. The
sessions docket has but few cases that will con-
sumo much Of the Courts time, but there are
number Of long and important cases on the
Common Pleas dock cts.
II our friend Wilson, Of the Press and Banner,
will excuse US, we invite all who attend Court
TO call on US, and those in arrears will confer o
great favor II they will help us all they can.
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The Band Of Hope 10 requested to meet .,
the Y. W. C. T. U. room Oct. Let, st 8 o'clock
the Sammsr Vacation being over.
By order Of the President.
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n@- A shocking murder was committed in
Anderson county, last Saturday, by brutal
di,carded husband, named Jasper Davis, upon
his wife. in the presence Of her small children.
In consequence Of the most brutal treatment
and neglec, Of his family, Mrs. Davis left him,
and because Of his threat ening to kill
her, spent the night with her brother. On her
way home early that morning. Davis waylaid
and shot her in the road.
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nice lot Of Ladies' Walking Jackets, Short
Wraps and New Markets, at GRAHAM &
SPARKS
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Get your Bill-heads, Letter-heads, Envelopes
Monthly Statements, and all other Job Print
ing done at the Union TINES Office.
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OBITUARY.

BECKNELL. Died, August 9th at Clinon,
Spartsnburg Co., Luke Murpny, infant son Of
G. W. and r. E. Bsekneli, aged 1 year II
months and 15 days. '1' '. D..
BECKNELL. Died; the 18th instant, ct
Clifton, Spartanburg Co., Charles Armond, in
FAINT SON Of G. w. and F. E. Bseknsll age 7
months and Fl days,
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TO Rent, Lease Or Sell,

en- ACRES OF LAND--46 In euitivation. 20
w ssrss frssh lsad, which win make 10000
lbs. seed cotton 4 acrss branch bottom. which
win mako 30 bushels ecrn to the acre 2 acres
well set in rcd clover. ~ ash" s3'
There 'sfee asns sablss o. The plses whish
rssdity rsnt DC $500 per meath, sssfsge. One
,eetts4es eesdse, orchard sad stables, good well.
All lying, Within the .eorporats limits Of The
tews, tad within oss-q6astsr mile o. The Maie
For further particulars apply 70 81
? ~ u. Andex-nOn BROWN
ssPt 10 a ~ 90 , A
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Buy Clothing from J. W. 4 J. r. TOLLESON,
0sffney CITY. q
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BucKLxH's ARHloA SAlys.--The beat sslse In
The world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, ohapped hands,
ohilblsins, Corns, and al skin eruptions, and
positively cares piles or no psy required. N
70 guaranteed to give perfect satisfsction, or
money refunded. Prioe rs cents per box.
For sale BY }. w. Posey. jly. 1y.
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No MoH.x RoR rHn AsssAnp.--Athsns, Ga,
September 26.s-Sopstins ego Dr.. ,BertlipG
married Mrs. Kemp, rich widow. The LADY
died on wednesday night. The reading Of her
viii today created sensation, - Il cut OF her
husband without o ssns and Distributed hss en-
tirs fortune among distant fslativss. Il h
probable that the dsctor viii make an effort 70
break the will. - Tow" '''
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Election Notice

- = - - - " - ~ ~ - u ~
In pursuance Of directions Of the Democratic
J. Executive Committee, for the FIfth Consrss-
sional District, 8. g., there will BE- Primary
Election for Congressman, In Gswdeysvills and
praytonvills ToMnships, Of Union County, on
9th October, A. D. 1886.
The following named persons are hereby ap.
pointed Managers Of said election, at precincts
Dsaytonvills-w. D. Alexander, Thos. Ser
vice, John BsrnhiIl.
Timber Ridgs-J. 9. Croker, L. c. Msbrsy,
JohA r. Webster.
Wilkinsville-Jas AeKown, A. Frank Smith,
T. n. Mttlsjohn.
ssrratrs-Jss. L. Walker, John D. Foster,
Thos. Conner.
Glandyburg Mills--Johu W. Eison, Chas,
Sims, T. J, Orr. ,.v
Mauagsrs win report results 70 County Chair.
man on or before 7th October, A. d. 1885.
Rules will b the Same % In County Democratic
Primary Election in A. d. 1886.
rrv g. 9. RARRAR,
County Chairman.
B. r. ARTHUR, SECRETARY.
Oct ''" 80 80 II.
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How many sld heads you PEE. Work, very,
dissass, dissipation Thee; do Il. Parksr's
Hair Bslsam stops falling hair and restores sloss
and youthful color. Exceptionally clean, sls-
CANT, perfect dressing, not greasy. Prevents
dandruff. Wee" '@Gf'2Ii osI4 = ;yH -
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sTNW NCE@.vy

fsr Govsrnor--JnSP p. Rtfhardsss, Of C1arendon., G
lieutenant -Coverhor-w L. Mssaiis, Of Greenvilis
Secretary Of State eSw! D. Lcitnes OF Kenhaw.
Comptrolier-w TsftoHts Of Bssksicy. 5S
Attorney -Gcnenl ~ Esfl& sf ssnter.
AdjutantG General-M. I. Bonham, Jr., Of Abbeyille
supt Of Education-Jos. II. Rice, Of Abbeville.
FOR CONGRESS
, Hon. W. II. Perry, Of Greenvilie.
COUNTY TICKET.
Scnate-Hou. WIN. Munro.
Representatives.. q, NcKissick, H. H. Saratt J,P.
ThoHsG ig3S TJI--.tIYh .t'1Y
Probate Judge-Jas. n. Gee.
-cosaty yCoaniss,essss-y.T.Ds Dsssiss. 4. L, Hames,
9, G. 6artor. -.,..,.,.-,.-
school oommi.iosassls d 4 aRasa 1aRss,. ". N. Foster.
Trcasurer-J. b. T. Scott
Auditor-Nat b. MorRas.
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0ITUATION WANTED. AN experienced
. TEACHER desires situation In school or private
family. Best references given. Address
.r......u.i Miss II. B. HALLE,
Edgoneld @. H., 8 c.
Sept n 50 It
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J. w. & J. r. TOLLESON have one Of the
finest lines Of Ladies Wraps in the State.
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Religious Revival.
A series Of very interesting and profitable
meetings are now being held in the Methodist
church, the. influence Of which Is happily
spreading throughout the town, while many
from the surrounding country are srowding the
aisles. Under the able and persistent lsbors Of
that pure and good man, Rev. j. M. Carlisle,
these meetings were inauguratsd, and assisted
by Presiding elder, Jones, Revs. J. A. Clifton,
of Spartanburg, J. NJ. Friday and other able
Ministers, there appears to be general swak-
eniug among the people, and numbers nightly
crowd the Mourners' seats, asking for the
prayers Of Gods people in their behalf. 1t has
been many ysars since Union experienced such
q religious revival as Is now in progress In the
Methodist Church. May God be with It to
bless it.