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food almost universally comprises por-
ridge and milk, and perhaps bread and
tea, for breakfast. At dinner he may
have a hammock of rye wltfan egS. The
supper will be the breakfast repeated
without tea. Sometimes the dinner Is
varied by herrings and potatoes. He Is
a total stranger TO fruit, as We know II,
though there are sometimes a few wild
mountain berries TO be got. He is ut
terly devoid of amusements. The old
Highland games have entirely dlSsap-
peared in the Highlands. In the old
days the "ceilIdh" pronounced kali
ey") or gossping party, occupied the
long winter evenings. 1t fingers still
where the clergy's sharp eyes do not
too often come; and in it are whisper
inglv preserved al the old tales Of clan
and tartan, witch and warlock, and th,
sweeter folklore of this hearted,
long suffering, hospitable, hopeless peo-
pie. EDGAR l.. WAKEMAN.
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SCR0FULOUS SORES
From Head to waist mass Of Disease.
Suffering Terrible. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

was cov-red with scrofuia sores from ny
head % my waist. suffering s. that 0uid not
sleep nights and could lfe down only s. ia pill
lows undei my arms. Ny mead Was - sore
that / uld not Wear = hat, sne being a
farmer, cou not 20 haTeheadef. 50 wore a
very soft handkerchiet on ms head In fact
] was Disgusting sight 10 others and 10 ny
sslt after dOctoring for six years with the
hest physicians IN the country. 3ud eefi ~
worse all the time. had given up al hope of
getting wei when / saw your trTfCUBs EFFE
DiFs advertised ana procured set aifhou4h
With little ath in them. The FIRST set. how
ever. did a1o sucn vast an cunt OF goDd. TIT
] continued their use. and now. after usius
four sets an happy 10 say that an entl rely
cured Any OF the prom n~uf business men
ana farmers in and around Paiufeld viii
indoTse ny story.
GEnRGE A. HFINsELMAN- -PlaLnfels. Ill
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In Memoriam.
MRS. CAROLINE SMITH.


On the 10th, OF June, 1880, Mrs. Caroline
Smith, rclict of The late Asa Smith. ESD, Of
Union County died suddenly, ofheart disease,
while OH visit to her son, Mr.. Asa Smith,
Jr., Mt Pacolct. She was born in Spartan
burg County, and was $ daughter Of Mr..
Sum Sumner, Of Glenn Springs Township.
When about fourteen years Of age, sho be-
came member of Friendship Baptist Church.
Some years afterwards she moved to Union
County, and hor membership was changed TO
Putnam Church. At the time Of her dca II
she was about 80 years old.
K RS. Smith was n good and true woman.
Noble impulses prompted her actions toward
othors, and she was charitable in her judg-
ment of people. Sh. was true to her
friends and sympathetic in their misfortunes.
The sudden and unexpected manner of her
death contributed TO render il still sadder to
her family and friends. Many sad and sor-
.v"n., he",t, rSl,v"~u nor ionIuihs ~ theft
last resting place in Putnam thurchyard.
nssl The home where she had passed many
yen'I of her usotul life.
&C oft quoted lines Of the Poet over the
grave OF departed friend
"Nonc knew thee but Ia love thee,
Nor named the but to praise.
will truly apply III this instance, a. an index
Of the high appreciation anil esteem i'll which
tho deceased was held by thvsc whose priSi-
lcge il was to know her and understand her
lovely character. J.. {. +.
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4 Decision IN THE TowN~IIIr RAILROAD
BoSp CNsES.--Thc decree If the United
State. Circuit Court in the case of the
Massachusetts and Southern Construction
Company against the township of Cherokee,
York County, South Carolina, and the Bus-
ton Safe Deposit and Trust Company, better
known as tho township bonds case, has
been filed in the clerk Office This case. It
will hc remembered, was heard before
Judges Bond and Sim0nton at tho May term.
\ multitude oi counsel appeared OH hJih
silcS, and the arguments occupied several
days. The decree was prepared 10y Judge
Simonton, and cOncurc i'll 10y Judge Bond.
1t decides the case in favor of the railroad,
AMI orders the bonds in question t hc dc
livcrcl to the company hy the Boston Safe
and Deposit Trust Company, III whose Gus
tody they now are
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Now FOR THE TEsr.-Thc State Executive
Committee has acted wisely aud properly,
we think, 10 calling n convention to meet 1t
Columbia August 18th 10 determine the
question Of State primary. All three Of
tho candidates for Governor have declared
their preference for that method of election
and every Democrat ought TO be willing to
accept it.
This action will give us II kind of Il cam
p,ign within campaign. Before we come
t. vote on the question of whether lllI-
man. Earle or Bratton shall bc Cover, G. we
will vote on the question Of whether We will
elect our delegates by the old convention
system or by regular and general prim"ry
election.
Some of Tillmans friends oppose the pri
mary on the ground that he already has con-
troll of the party machinery and can be
elected by conventions; but the party ma
chincry is Just what he has been telling the
people is the instrument of the ohSarchy
aud aristocracy from which they should
break away, and we do not see how the pc1-
pic are to gain anything by simply transtcr-
ring the alleged olisarchy from the politi-
claus who arc now in to the politicians who
are now out Liberty and solf government
is what Tillman says they want but does not
seem over anxious to give them and what
re think they want and would like to see
them havo.
If the Tillman slc is afraid to trust its
chances to tho people the people should re-
pudiate aud crush it. If that side is wiling
to trust the people let it come in and favor
primaries so that We may have fair, square,
straight vote on who shall be Governor.
AS the call for the convention 10 nominate
candidates oh the 10Th Of September Is re-
affirmed, the convention i'll August will not
nominate, Oh if it does, its nomination will
amount to nothing GrteHrWc N''rS.
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c. WALTON WHITMAN.

The friends of Mr.. q. Walton Whitman
hereby nominate him aS Il candidate repre-
sent Union County in the House of Rcpr G.
sentativcS. subject To the decision Of the
primary election.
1t is almost unnecessary for us to speak
of Mr.. Whitman = fitness for the position.
The people of Union County know him, and
know that he is an eloquent speaker, II firm
and untlnching advocate of all the political
and educational reforms now asked for
and actually needed by the people Of South
Carolina. Six years ago, as candidate for
the position we now seek to place him in, he
advocated almost alone, certain reforms in
tho State government but was defeated.
Many Of those reforms have been secured ::
but there arc still important reforms neceS-
Sary and we know no man better able To
secure them for us than Mr.. Whitman 4
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Born ANKLES CRvSHED.--In n railroad
smash up in 1876, had both ankles badly
crushed Soon after Blood Poison set i'll,
and both legs, from my knees down, were
covered with liberated sores, that rsfu.cl all
efforts to heal. was virtually helpless for
ten years, being bCdriddcn most Of the time.
During ali the time | Was attended by the
best physicians in this section of the State,
aid must nave taken n cart load of me licinc,
without roo.iviug any relief. I" 1887 wo-
induce to try Swift Sn"cihc (S. :. 81 |
commenced to improve from the first dose,
and continued to got better, until to-day l
anu n. sound and VOL rs any man i'll the uni
verse. This was two years ago, since which
| have had no return Of sores or any pain in
the legs. From my experience | conscien-
tiously bolicvc that Swift's Specific Is. :. S. J
hns no equal as blood dpurifcr, snl cheer
fully recommend it to any ono suffering frem
any disease Of the blood.
CHARLES f. HAMILTON
Russclvillc, Indiana.
Treatise on Blooi and Skin Diseases mail
ell free. SWIFT SFEClFlC co, Atlanta,
Gi.
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MANY FRIeNps. \
THOMAS y. KELLY

At the urgent solicitation Of his fellow
citizens of Piucsney. North Pacolet and
other parts cf the county, Mr.. T.. n. Kelly
has consented to become a candidate for the
office of County Commissioner.
Mr.. Kelly is n successful Farmer, an as
tute financicr and splendid business man,
qualifications 80 necessary i'll the important
Office of County Comm s>ioucr: and added
to these good qus'iies, he possesses another
and equally important essential, that of
being truly pure and honest man.
CITIZENs or PEA RIDGE.
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The Colored National Union.

Tie annual meeting ofIhc Coorcd National
Cu.opcrativc Union. of l'nion County. 5.
G.. will meet in The Court House, on tho 7th
and sth Of August next, To which everybody
who wish NJ, iu;itci 10 come
The annual address will bc delivered by
John ID. Norris. President, ua Thursday.
tho Ith. u: 10 \. VI.
The annual sermon viii be delivered nj sc
J. NJ. on that day, by Rev. j. II. Wallace.
followed by Rev. b. Lowry.
The following gentlemen have been invited
TO address the meeting: Dr. Robert Little,
Hon. Glenn d. rcakc, Mr.. W. +. Jrtcr. Mr..
{. y. Bobo and DR.. J i. ThOmls
J. u. NORRIS. {. y. G. I.
Is. Lowry, Sec y.
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VI. l.. LEMASTER.

The friends Of NJ. l.. Lcmastcr, knowing
him I" nc u man "i ability. urity of charac-
ter m experienced and >uccc,. iul School
Teacher. rrhe rl a,nc in placing hs name
before ia" l,"", |" "t MON County as u c..ndi-
date iur School Commissioner. subject to the
decision Of the Primary election.
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WOULD BE PLEASED TO FURNISH
PRICES TO THOSE NEEDING ANY
KIND OF MACHINERY

If your Engine, Boiler, Thrc her. Gin or
Mill needs repairing, now is the time Ia have
II done. DO not wait until you need the
machine, or until others send theirs, thus
crowding the shop and delaying your work
hn, send AT once and avoii the annoyance
Of being kept waiting. 1t takes time i" re-
pair machine properly. 50 that if every
one waits until his machine is ecdcd, and
all send at once, some OF YOU will either be
kept waiting or | will have TO lose your
work. Now iS the time. while hnSincSS iS
dull. Send in youi "uiN ami nave Ii done
promptly aud well. Delays are dangerous
Il. NJ. MCDERMID.
May Ii 20 If
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FOR AUDITOR.
DANIEL lNMAN.

We. the friends of Daniel lnman. knowing
him to be Il most worthy man and fully COM
petcnt to perform the duties of the office, do
hereby nominate him AZ u candidate for the
office Of Auditor for Union County. subject
to the decision Of the primary election.
TUE OLD GT\Rp. :;
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J. 4. CHAMBERS.

The friends Of J. \. Chambers. having
confidence III his integrity of character and
ability to perform the duties of the office. for
the true economic interests of tho County
hereby nOminotc him II candidate for County
Commissioner, subject TO the decision of the
urinary plpctinn
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WILLIAM +. THOMSON

The friends OF Maj. ". +. Thomson. an
nouncc hm ~ achndIdaic for the ciicc OF
Schou! Commissioner for Union County: sub
jcct - the dcciS on of the Urinary Election
Maj. thomson is II mar of fine cducation
AMI POSSESSES all the qualifications necessary
to fill the ,thcc to tie satisfaction Of the
people.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ELIZA \. GARNER.

consider it II cons cicntious duty TO place
my notice before the public rs n candidate
for the Office oi School Commissioner subject
TO the dccis on of the Primary election.
! propose 10 ui'nd To the Office for 81 iOJ
one hundred and forty dollars II year, and
gve the rest Of the salary to benefit the
schoo.S. trust lh. peol lc will please al
low me an honest showing ut the ElecIion.
ELIZA \. GARNER <
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C. A N D I y A II E S.

The fee for announcing a candidate is S5,
to DO paid before the announcement will
appear. We wish it 10 be understood that
we will not deviate from this rule for any
OMc, so that il will be II waste Of time to
send nm announcement without the fec, for
it will not he published.
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F FERRIS HA MS

WE have received fresh lot of the
w Celebrated Ferris Hams and Break
fast Bacon which are the finest in the world.
Also, full line of Staple and Fancy Gro
cerics. Canned Goods, etc, fine French aud
Stick Candy. And in Cigars, Cigarettes,
Toba eco. and Snuifs, we carry nice Stock,
and call your attention TO the following
brands of chewing tobacco:
GRANELI'S BEST,
WEDDING CAKE,
SHELL ROAD,
GILMAN,
DlLLS BEST,
JACK. THE RIPPER,
the best 10 cent plug in the market. Agood
smoking tobacco, at - ccntS II pound, and
if you want the finest, we have BLACKWELL $
Genuine Durham Call OH us for anything
in the Tobacco line, such us Pipcs. Cigar
and Cigarette Holders, Cigarette Tob,cco,
Rollers and Paper. Fine Cut Chewing To-
laccO.
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JOHN K. .IEFFERIES.

The friends Capt. John Il. Jctierics, ap-
prcciating his past services, his uncompro-
missing integrity, his undoubted talents aud
fitness to fill the position with profit to the
State and County, hereby announce him II
candidate for II seat in the Legislature sub
jiect to the decision of the primary clec-
ton.
CITIZENS =
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A SCRAr or PAPER SAVES HEE LrrE..-lt was
lust an ordinary SCRAP Of wrapping paper
but il save her life. She was in the last
stages Of consumption. tod Ivy physicians
mt shs WAS imcurablc and cou It live only
- short time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds. On piece of wrapping paper she
road of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and got
a sample bottle it helped her, she bonght n
large bottle, it helped her more bought
another and grew better iMNt. continued its
use and is now strong, healthy. rosy, plump,
weighing OPcund5. For fuller particulars
send stamp to W. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
Smith Trial Bottles Of this wonderful D:s-
Govory Prcc at Il. +. Poscy Drug Storc.
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DIR. ROBERT LITTLE.

The friends of DR.. Robert Little, apprc-
ciatimg his services for the farming interests
and the Democratic Party of the County and
State, respectfully name him rs Il candidate
for the House of Representatives subject
to the decision Of the primary Election.
PEA RIDGE DEMocRATS y
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W. NJ. GALLM.tN.
T.. JEFF HUGHES.

The many friends Of ]. jeff Hughes,
knowing his ability and fitness for the office,
hereby most respectfully announce him as a
candidate for the office of County Commits
Sioner, subject to the decision of the primary
election MANY FRiENpS. \
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". Nj GALLMAN.

Feeling truly grateful for the confidence
rcposed in nc by large majority Of my
fellow citizens at the last election in electing
me to the ullice of County Commissioners,
and conscicntiousIy believing that have
performed the duties OF the office TO the
best interests of the county, hereby au-
nounce myself n candidate for reelection
to that office. subject To the decision of the
primary election.
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GIOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvES

GODFREY i. FOWLER.
am candidate for the Legislature; sub
icct to the decision of the Primary Election
GODFREY Is. FOWLER.
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rOis COUNTY TIsEASURER,

i. W. tDH WlllTLOCk. 80
respectfully announce myself II caudl-
date for the office of County Treasurer, sub
jcct to the decision CT the primary election
i. W. WlllTLOCK. =
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JOHN II. GALLMAN

The many friends of John Henry Gallman,
relying upon his integrity and fitness for the
position, respectfully nominate him Il candi-
date fur the office of County Treasurer. sub
jcct 10 the decision of the primary election.
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1 n ~ All ACE

To the people of Union County: re-
Spccttully announce myself Il candidate for
the office of Probate Judge. Il, the Demo
cratic Primary election.
j. {. WALLACE. =
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The friends of J. i. r. Scott, respectfully
announce him as II candidate for reelection
to the office of County Treasurer, subject Ia
the decision of the primary election.
FRIENDS X
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COMMISSIONERS
i. r. FOSTER.

We present to the vo,ers of Union County
the name Of B. F. Foster, (better known as
Doc. Foster for the office of County Commits
sioner, subject to the action Of the Primary
Election.
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The many friends Of Charles c. Culp, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as n candidate for
the Senate, subject 10 the decision of the
people at the primary election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
Jason NJ GREER IR

The friends of J. VI. Greer, Jr., respect
fully place his name before the Icople of
Union County rs a competent person to dis
charge the duties Of Probate Judge, subject
TO the decision Of the Primary Election.
MANY FRIENpS :
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FOR THE SENATE.
GLENN ID. PEAkE..

The Farmers Club Association of West :
Springs respectfully announce MIR. GLENN
ID. PEAkEa AZ candidate for State Senator,
subject to the decision of the Primary Flee
ticn.
May 10. 1890
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EEA\k l.. TOW \SE\D.

hereby announce myself a. a candidate
for the Office of Judge of Probate for Union
County, subject to the vote at the Primary
Election.
FRANK l.. TOWNSEND.
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\ AI l., \lnlkGA\

hereby respectfully announce myself for
recollection to the office of County Auditor,
subject to the decision of the primary cleo
ton. NAT. i. MORGAN. =
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JOHN G.. FAI,R.

respectfully announce myself candi-
date for the office of County Commissioner
subject TO the decision Of the Primary cleo
tion.
j. c. FARR
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A. 4. liAllT.

| respectfully announce myself candi-
date for County Commissioner: subject to
the decision Of the primary election.
A. 4. GACLT
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WILLIAM W. JOHNSON.

hereby announce myself Il candidate for
the office ot Probate Judge for Union County,
subject 10 the vote at the primary election.
WILLIAM w. JOHNSON. =
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FIRE-PROOF OIL.

The L ghest test oil now on the maaket.
Cannottl lode. Free from odor, and war
rantci,s OSolutc'y safe. Much cheaper and
gives n better light than gas, always oil
hand and for sale by
II. +. SCAIFE & son.
Feb II ly
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I I. " \I,kER

respectfully announce myself candi
date for the office of School Commissioner
subject to decision of the Primary Election
J. l.. WALKER. \
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y. q. l.lTrLEJOHN.

l hereby announce myself candidate
for the c!,icc OF School Commissioner for
Union County. subject to the decision Of the
people at the Primary election.
NEWTON G. LlTTLEJOHN.
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MASTERS SALES
MASTERS SALES
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court OF Common Pleas.
Edwin Il. Wallace. aS Administrator, with
the will annexed, of Mary \. Wallace,
iFaUtW,
TVTTW'f
NJ. Sophia Carter, DpnImt

FlaWtN,
NJ. Sophia Carter, D,GHdm
IN obedience to an order made in the
l. above stated case. hv his NOR. j. II.
Hudson, Circuit Judge, will sell before the
Court House d" l. in the town Of Union,
within the legal hours of sale, on the first
Monday in July, lSHn the following de-
scribcd property, to-wit:
$50 ACRES.
MI the interest, present and prospective
of Nj. Sophia Carter. in and to all that tract
of land, lying, being and situate in Santuc
township, Union County, State aforesaid,
adjoining lands Of Mrs. Il. Knight, William
Munro, Il. j. Harris, .jr.. and estate of NJ.
:. Porter; being tho land devised to said NJ
Sophia Carter by Margar,t s. Gregory,
which will is duly recorded aud which said
tract OF land contains three hundred and
twenty acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE
Onc-half cash, the balance on credit of
one year with interest from day of sale, to
he secured by bond Of the purchaser and II
mortgage of the premises.
JAMES MUNRO.
Master for Union County.
Masters OtEcc, June .. 1880.
June 20 - st
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than he would otherwise have done,
and they now offer to the public the
benefit of the advantage gained in
freight rates. Read their advertis-
ment in another column.