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j. \. CHAMBERS.

hereby announce myself n candidate for
reelection to the Office Of County Commits
sioner; subject TO the decision Of the pri-
mary election
While feel that | have done my duty
faithfully tho past two years, my experiences
in the office has made me familiar with the
financial affairs Of the County, and l think
will enable me to fill the position more to the
profit Of the County hereafter, than could
without that experience.
j. A. CHAMBERS
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FOR SCH OOL COMMISSIONERS.
NEWTON G. LITTLEJOHN.

Ths many friends of Newton &. Little
join respectfully announce him as caudi-
date worthy of the office of School Commis-
sioner for Union County; subject to the
decision Of the democratic primary election.
"MANY FRIENDS"
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.
JOSEPH IL. MCKISSICK

VVSLTI III 1T NVhISSTOh.
| respectfully announce myself as a can
dldaie for reelection TO the office of Clerk
OF Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions for Union County. subject TO tn
decision of the democratic voters at the en-
suing primary election.
JOSEPH III. MCKISSICK \
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Ct. WALTON WHITMAN.

Allow me, through the columns of your
Iapcr, to announce myselfa candidate for a
seat i'll the House of Representatives, sub
ject to endorsement by the democratic voters
at the next Primary Election.
G. WALTON WHITMAN.
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ANSWER THIS QCEsTIoY.-Why do so many
people we see around us seem to prefer to
suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite
Coming up Of the io>d, Yellow Skin. when
for 20 cents we will cell them Shloh's Vita
iizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
III. X. Smith & Co.
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JAMES ID GOING

hereby announce myself us a candidate
for the office of County Treasurer for Union
County. subject ~ the decision Of tho people
ut the primary election. ] solicit the sup
port of the Democratic party.
JAMES ID. GOING.
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FOUNDED lSSl

"OFFoRD College offers 10 students in
w the four college classes two parallel
courses of study, each leading to the degree
o hachel1r OF Arts, in one of which Modern
Languages are substituted for Greek.
EXPENSES.
B"ard, tuition, matriculation, washing,
Light, fuel, books and stationery, the neces-
sary C'leGe expenses for the year, can be
met W Il ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLAi$. The advantages offered by
Wightmau and Alumni Halls enable stu
dents to NEE, their college expenses with
this very small amount
The next session begins the 3rd day Of
October, 1892.
j. \. GAMEWELL,
Secretary of Faculty.
WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL.
SrARrANBURG, ). {.
The Sixth Session begins October 3rd,
1892
Boys prepared for College Expenses
covered by Slj0 a year. Supervision cirL-
fui and constant.
\. q. REMBERT, A. NJ.
Head Master.
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FOR TREASURER.
SANFORD WIIRJ'R\

AT the earnest solicitation of friends |
announce myself a candidate for the office
of Treasurer Of Union County; subject to
the decision Of the primary election.
SANFORD WILBURN.
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N II lETER

The friends Of William T. Je ter, having
full confidence in his ability and integrity,
hcrcbY announce him as candidate for the
oflioe of Treasurer Of Union County subject
to the decision of the people at the primary
election. FRIENDS. i
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Nj. l.. L,EAIASTER

hereby respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of School Commits.
sioner for Union County; subject to the dec;-
sion OF the people at the Primary election.
NJ. l.. LEMASTER.
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r. : THOMAS JR

The many triencs of Il. S. Thomas, Jr..
respectfully announce him as :. candidate
ior the office of County Commissioner sub
Ject TO the decision of the primary election.
MANY FRIENDS. y
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MATT Il. MORGAN.

! respectfully announce myself as cam
dIdatc for the Office Of Auditor for the
county OF Union subject TO the decision of
the primary election
MATT B. MORGAN. x
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Candidates.
FOR SHERIFF.
A. COLE LYLES.

At the solicitation Of friends, announce
mysel: as candidate for Sheriff Of Union
County; subject 10 the decision Of the
primary election.
A. COLE LYLES. y
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J. +. BAILEY.

respectfully announce myself as cand-
date for Auditor of Union County snbjcct
TO The decision Of the democratic voters of
the primary election.
J. +. BAILEY,
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JOHN W. MCCRANY.

We are authorized to announce John w
McCravy IL candidate for a seat in the Leg
iaturc, suhicc; to the decision of the primary
election. JOHN w. MCCRANY.
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OF REGISTRATION.
L. j. ii. SMITH.

| hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of Supervisor Of Registration for
Union County, subject to the decision of the
primary election. 4. j. II. SMITH K
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ID. INNIAN.

hereby announce myself candidate
Tor the ofhce OF Audi!o" f." Union County /:
>uhicct t. the "ecision Of the primary cleo
ton,
DANIEL iNMAN
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hereby announce myself n candidate for
Auditor OF Union County, subject to The
endorsement of the Primary Election.
}. &. OTIS.
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i IL II SEIlI"I

l respectfully announce myself as o can
dldate for the office Of County Treasurer for
Union County, subject to ;hc decision Of the
primary election.
J. l.. L. SCOTT.
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JASPEk ANCOCk.

respectfully announce myself a candi.
date for the office of Coroner for Union
County. subject 70 III" decision of the Pri-
mary election.
JASPER AlGDCH,
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JOHN l.. THOMAS.

| hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office Of Treasurer of Union County
JOHN L. THOMAS. X
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INSURANCE AGENT.
CHEAP MONEY.

X RErhhSt.NIiNG one of the largest Com
~ pahies IN fhe uaited States, / offer to
'o"n money to the people of Union County,
AT per cent discount, to be paid in ten
years, AMI in easy ius,allmcnts For fIIl
particulars, call OIL
p. VI. COHEN
Union. s. &.
Jane "A ~ DO,
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J. w. NANCE.

hereby announce myself n candidate for
the office of County Commissioner. Subject
to the decision of the voters of the primary
election.
j. W. NANCE
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JAMES III. BARTLES-

respectfully announce myself candidate
for the Sheriff s Office, subject to the decision
of the primary election.
j. H. BaRTLES
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
THOS. G.. DUNCAN.

THOS. G.. DUNCAN.
We are authorized to announce Col: Thos
Z. Duncan candidate for the Legislature
subject to the decision "f the primary cleo
ton.
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PElTDN Il. LOVE.

hereby place myself before the people Of
Union County as II candidate for the office of
AUDITOR subject 10 tie decision Of the
vctcrs .. the primary election
PElTON u LOVE, x
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J. |, WALKER

hereby announce myself rs Il candidat G
for reelection to the office of School Com
missioner, respectfully abiding by decision
of the primary election
J. L. WALKER X
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
w, VI. GALLMAN.

l hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of County Commissioner, subject
to the decision Of the people ut the Primary
election. W. NJ. GALLMAN.
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MHlMAS / ESTES

| respectfully announce myself rs can
didate for County Commissioner of Union
County, subject to the decision of the demo
cratic voters of the primary election.
THOMAS j. ESTES
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FOR AUDITOR.
j. X. BLANTON,

hereby announce myself n candidate for
the office of Auditor of Union County. subject
to the decision Of the primary election
j. Il. BLANTON.
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FOR CORONER.

respectfully Announce myself a camdi-
date for reel, ction TO the Office Of Coroner
subject to the decision Of the primary cleo
ton Il. +. GREGORY.
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|. NJ. MDRLEN-

respectfully announce myself candi-
date for the office of County Commission :
subject to the decision OF the primary
election.
|. NJ. MOBLEI :
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j. Il. JliEEERlliS. j

hereby announce myself q candidate to
represent the people Of Union C,unty in
tho Legislature subject to the decision of
the primary election.
JOHN II. JEFFERIES.s
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X. ". IIAkIilS-

l hereby ann nomnce mysclf candidate TO
represent the people Of Union County in
the Legislature; subject TO the decision of
the primary election.
X. W. HARRIS,
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List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining i'll the Postoifice at Union, for
the week ending August 18th, 1892.
Miss Ida Celey, Mr. Thorn Mearph
Mis- Dinah Gregory, Miss Delleas Tieas
Mr.. James Miller,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say itadveriscd, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
}. 9. HUNTER, =. NJ.
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THOS. ii. GORE.

Subject to the decision Of the democratic
primary election, | am q can ndidate for the
legislature
TlIOS. III. GORE.
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BETSlLL-ElSON. Married, on the 1l,h
inst, by Rev. B. G. Clifford, Mr.. William
II. Bctsill to Miss Julia G. Eison.
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When at Home.

EREAFTER ! shall DC in my office at
IL Union, the first days of each week.
ID a. TOWNSEND.
May Is 70 If,
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XyIINrHROp STATE NORMAL COZ

XNTINTIIROP STATE NORMAL col
w LEGE, Columbia, $. &. Thorough
Training AMI practice i'll best methods Of
tclching. Faculty composed of instructors
Of extensive aH successful experience III
teaching teachers. Open to whi'e girls over
IL Session begins Scrteulvcr 2S. Gradu
a:es secure good positions. Each county
given two scholarship. worth $40 II
scs ,ion aud one Of free tuition. Compcti
live examination August > at Courthouse Of
each county. Address:
u. Il. JOHNSON, President.
Columbia, : &.
Aug = I'm"
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The Financial Condition Of the
: County.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION COUNTY, :. c., AUGuSr 8rH, 1892.
In order to correct erroneous reports cir
cula'ing through the County, u the great
injury of the existing Board of County
Commissioners, the board take pleasure to
make the following report:
Indebtedness of County, fiscal
year loo '.oo....................S ) 1904 S5
diminished Con'racts........." 5,700 90
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Union Drug Company
Jan 30 5 If
The Candidates Quarters.

When You see 4 mans name in these
quarters you may feel sure that Five Dollars
has been paid for the privilege of appearing
i'll such good company.
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A NEW PLOW.

FOR CHEAP TERRACING.
AM now completing a plow for tcrracing
= and Will be glad to receive orders from
any one wishing terracirg done. guarantee
Sausiaction My price for tcrracing is
reasonable.
Having made surveying special study, |
will be glad TO do any work in that line.
All orders left at Messrs. Graham &
Sparks store will receive immediate atten-
ton.
INSURANCE AGENT.
am also agent for the Equitable Life
insurance Company, at this place, and
spllcit liberal share Of the patronage in
that line of business.
&. &. WHITESIDE.
April 2J 18 4,n#
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j. GIDEON LONG.

l respectfully announce myself as q sa-
didate for reelection to the office of SheA 9
Of Union County. Subject 10 the decision ..
the democratic voters at the ensaing primary
election. ]. G. LONG. <
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TO ROAD GvERSEERS !!
TAKE NOTT(,Ir

THAT ALL SECTIONS ,f roads MUST
be worked aad completed, ready for in
spcc,ion, no later than August Both next.
The Overseers will please notify .h2
County Commissioners at this Office, Or their
homes, if more convenient, when roads arc
ready for inspection. BY ORC, of the
CnArades display
ling the resoun
Inlu Ol
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NEW YORK
CT /. t.-.@- w,
oLAUuH,rR SALE.

Everything in Summer Goods to be closed out in
the next fifteen twenty days, and we have marked
them at prices that will move them Cannot afford
to carry broken stock to In some lines
we have reduced the price one-haf Summer Cloth
ing, Straw Hats, Ladies Dress Goods such Figured
Lawns, Challics Embroidered Robes, Rack Plaid
and Striped Organdies White Plaid and Striped
Lawns Calico, Giughams etc, all to go at price.
We haven't the space to quote prices OH much, but
will just give you SAMPLE of what have done.
Good Calico. 2!c. yard .s-..-..-~-
Good Figured Lawn, 24c yard.
Good Chacs, 2lc yard.
Good Chacs, worth 10c. at &C. yard
Coat and Vest worth from 81 90 to S.. co. for 81 So
Coat and Vest, worth $3.50, for soc.
Straw Hats, worth from SO to 9Sc for 25c.
We have the largest cheapest and best assorted
stock Of shoes in the State. Nice mems Sunday shoe
100, sells everywhere for 81 25 to $l.5O, A lot
OF Mems and Ladies OXords and Slippers must be
cleared out
Call and examine them. No trouble to show goods
W
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WOFFORO COLLEGE.
SPARTANBuRG G

JAS. u CARLISLE, .u.u., PRESIDENT.
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ournament J. +. SEQ
jharlotte. won first priz>
4 Confederate veterans -
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THE
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
Republican ST., North Seattle
For Little Boys and Girls fren 4 to ) Team Il In

The MISSES WINrERBoURNE having purchase
the "HuPE KfSDERGARrEN AND PRIMARv
SCHOOL," have pleasure In announcing tbss !.
will he reopeued on Thursday, september l. Isas
tion and kinderSarten work, their pupils aud ints,.
est and delight In the various studies, while soid
foundation OF future education Is being laid
Hours of Attendance. o to lie a. m
Fees payable in ADVANCED 81 Der montA
small fee of IS cents per m onth viii be char,.,
for kindergarten materials, OF gifts and ID
tonery.
The methods ofteachsng are based on FRoEBrI,s
81 STEM, which II now being universally adocta5
by the best teachers of In ants.
The following will give an idea OF its scope:
TIE KIN DERUAR IN GIFTS teach tn
rudments of Color, Form. Arithmetic and (ieorne
try, cutiyatng the chiIGrens constructive facultv
imagination, powers OF observation and clearness
OF perception.
THE KINDERGARTEN GAMES comma.
Gymnastc Exercises Class Singing and Habita AZ
Animals aud Birds, developing physique promo
obedience and combined action.
THE kiNDEhG ARFEN OCCUPATIONS en-.
brace Reading, Writing. Drawing, NeedIework
Woodwork, Paper Plating. Bead Work, Basket
Making. Pea and Stick Work Paper Cuftpe Ana
Folding, Modelling, etc. which train the hand IA
dexteTity and neatness, and the eye accuracy a
observation.
THE KINDERGARTEN OBJECT LESSONS
convey clear idea OF the Physical World Ia rels.
ton 10 Animals, Vegetables and Minerals and cul.
tyate in the pupils the power of description, and
teach them to arrange and classify the knowledge
acquired
Visitors are invited on the fourth Wednsadav os
every month, from 1880 to IL a IN.
References: Rev. David c. Garrett st Mark,a
rectory; Mrs L. $. j. Hunt, Yarrow. Lake Wash.
ington: Rev Wallace Nutting, 1920 second street
and parents OF former pupils.
Lessons in French, German and Music given In
the afternoons by arrangements.
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sesses through the application OF those three
great virtues OF perseverance,, integrity and In.
telligence. The state of Washington just at
this time requires above, absolutely above,
every other consideration . business admins
tration. The chief executive of this growing
commonwealth should be a man who
not only knows the law, but one
who in his practical application to the
study OF life. and In his battle for
success, has demonstrated those wise and con-
sentative principles that invite confidence and
give assurance to capital. Mr.. McGraw Is such
a man. He has given, in his record In this state
and In his chosen home, the best possible evil
denee and guarantee of what his administra-
ton will be when he becomes governor of this
state. And in his speeches at Tacoma, and In
other places. he has placed himself sQuarely
on this plank. A business administration is
what Washington requires There are
resources to be developed, capital 70 be drawn
hither, and the treasures of the earth and OF the
sea that lie at our very doors brought from the
ground and the water and through the process
OF preparation and manufacture turned into
money. The business record of the Repub-
lican candidate for governor gives confidence
to capital. His early struggles have i'm
planted in his heart sympathy for labor
and that fixed sentiment of justice and
equality that insures prompt recognition
oil Its claims. These are the reasons why Mr..
McGraw is q strong candidate. This Is why the
people of Tacoma, aside from a small and unim-
portant element, give evidence OF their conf
dence in the Republican standard bearer, and
by their presence and enthusiasm gave testi-
mory OF their appreciation and respect At it's
convention in this city the Republican party
nominated man for governor who appeals to
both the laboring man and the capitalist, the
manufacturer and the mechanic. for their con
fdence and SUPPORT
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up the assignats. The use Of coin was
prohibited; q maximum price in assignats
was fixed tor commodities by law; the
purchase of specie was forbidden under
penalty Of imprisonment in irons for six
years; and the sale Of assignats below their
nominal value was forbidden under PEN
atty of imprisonment for twenty years in
chains. Investment Of capital in foreign
countries was punishable with death. As
in John Laws day, the government paper
issues continued to go down. Bread riots
broke out in Paris, and the government
was compelled to supply the city with
provisions. The mandats fell as the
assignats had fallen before them, and the
government at last announced that il was
useless to try to give value to valueless
paper by simply printing more paper and
calling 1t by another name; and on July
1, 1876, it swept away the whole mass by
issuing decree authorizing everybody to
transact business in any money he chose.
"No sooner" says Mr.. Mcleod, in his
Economic Philosophy was this great
blow struck at the paper currency. OF
making il pass at its current value, than
specie Immediately reappeared in circula-
ton"
The wars of France from 1892 to 1796
were not responsible for the wretched out
come Of this disastrous land currency ex-
pertinent, for Napoleon, who erected the
consulate and the empire on the ruins Of
the republic, waged the most exhausting
wars for nearly twenty years and never
brought the finances and business Of
France to such frightful conditi as
they were reduced to from 1883 to 1896 by
the land currency experiment Of the
French republic. Napoleon was a sound
fnancier.
II the farmers may on the collateral Of
their farms or farm products borrow
money at nominal interest of the govern
ment, why not every class Of producers who
have products to offer for collateral-the
distressed logger on his logs, the
impecunious tanner on his hides and
leather. and so on until the money Of the
whole people procured by an enormous
forced loan in shape of legal tenders is
loaned out to certain favored classes of the
people for their private use and business
advantage; loaned. too, at less than the
market rate for money and on doubtful
security, not readily converted in cash
without loss to the government. The
whole scheme is worthy of house of
Bedlam bending its brains to banking.
finance and business. Such a scheme
would hardly get vote of confidence
from the lunatics of educated antecedents
in the Washington asylum for the insane.