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tft TAX NOTICE. M B ^iriedrkr<i>i,'u '>ogs leave to Tax the attention and memory of his customers and friends with the information that he has just rocoived a large and very complete stock of Fall and Winter Ooouds, AND IF YOU WANT Beautiful Alpaca** from 25c. to $l pr. yd., you will find tliem at M. B. FIUEDBEUGER'S. Oct. 29 43 tf ALL AT FRIED BE BOER'S and buy your heavy Jean* from 25 to 80c. pr. yd. Oct. 29 43 tf DO make the children happy nnd comfortable by calling at FIUEDBEUGER'S and clothing them with some of his Woolen Cloak*, Sacquet, Hood*, Stocking* and Shoe*. FRIEDBERGEK can make your dining tables ahiae if you will furnish thcin from his large assortment of China, Glate and QueetuWare. Oct. '29 43 tf WHITE And Faucy Nubia's and Shawl*, in jreal variety, for the Ladirt, at ' FRIEDBER GBR' 8. Oct. 29 43 tf IF Mr. Stokes is not too bashful, he can say that Friedberger has a good article of LADIES' UNDERVESTS, BALMORALS, CUE IS, COLLARS, CORSETS, $e. Call and ask for what you want. Oct. 29 ' 43 tf rjiriedb?rgcr u full ?/ EOTWEs7 Tn jp that line you can't be disappointed. Oct. 29 43 tf t^afwlmeres all wool, light and ) heavy, cheap and good, from the chkaprst to the vicuy ukst quality made, and at price* that muet eatiefy purehaeere, at FRIEDBERGER'S. Oct. 29 43 tf Ready-made clothing a specialty with Friedberger. Heady to fit and please any body from youug America with his first Boots to old Fogy. hats, juv/vf _M_ r>, SHOES, No us* to go past Fribdberokr's to supply yourself. Oct. 29 43 tf A~S YTIIINOin theQHOCKRY LI N KThal you may need?Sugar, Coffee, Bagging, Tie*, Tobacco, Snuff, Soap, ?e., $c., you will find at * the LOWEST PRICES Rt FKIEDBEKGKR'S. OcL 29 43 tf Boot the little Boys. Kbibdbkrokr has n lari?o supply of BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES. Oct. 29 43 tf IF you need any BlnnltCtM this Winter now is your time to bug them of the beet quality, and cheap, at FRIKDBER ft Bit'S.' Oct. 29 43 tf MM MM M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M MSI . -M -1 w it Bacon, Flour, NoIwmcr, Sugar. 7 lmnunnnnn B B B B 01 B B tl B B t] B B a B BB * B B B B B B B ' B . B B BBBBBBBB 1 r ;Mackerel, Coffee, Natl*, Axch, tl Tobacco, Snuff. n c ti FFFFFFFFFFF r F FF f F F - t F F FFFFF c F c F I F F i F 1 FFF I < I BAKfflug, and Ties. 1 / 1 AUo WOOL AND COTTON CARDS and anything else in my line that you may need. (Mil iln and ask for what you want, for I will sell my goods at the lowest Cash prices, for Cat A. M. B. FRIEDBEROER. Oct. 29 48 tf Sale of Valuable Land. 0OO Aores, more or lose, Divided Into 4 Tracts. THE Legatees of the Estate of Ann Bhettleaworth, deceased, have decided to sell on TUESDAY, the 80th day of November, the real .Estate of said deceased, consisting of 660 Acres, more or less. The land will be divided into 4 tracts as fol* lows: Tract No. 1.?The Homestead tract, containing 218 or 220 acres. On this tract is a good Dwelling, Oin House and Screw, with laborers , (houses. . . Tract No. 2.?Contains 100 Aores, more or , less, with s pretty good dwelling, stables, oorn crib, As Tract No. 8.?Is 16 AcreFof fins Wood-land. Tract No. 4.?Contains 860 acres, more or less, with a good dwelling and necessary outhouses. The sale will take place at the former resi uence 01 niri. Ann Bueuieeworth, 1SJ mi lee from Union C. II., juat bojond Col. Robert Beaty'a residence. V Titan* made known on day of aale, or will be published neit seek. J. C. 8IIETTLE8WORTH. - Oct. 59 48 4t , Women's Calf Skin, A Nl) Kip Skin Shoes, at A FOSTER k WILKIN8'. May 51 20 If \ y^-* \ slvt*-"-t New Groceries A.T Graham & Graham's, IN THE EXCHANGE BUILDIING Union . II. THE undersigned would respectfully inform the good people of Union, that they have formod & I'artnersliin nnilnr ilia "? "f '!W A. HAM & GRAHAM, fur '.he purpose of establishing & first class FAMlty GROCERY STORE in the town of Union, whore all kinds of the best FAMILY SUPPLIES can be purchased at the most reasonable prices possible. Their Stock will consist of Sugars. Coffees, Teas, Hams, Bacon, Lard, Mackerel and Cheese, Molasses, Salt, Vinegar, Flour and Fresh Meal. PRESERVES AND PICKLES. Canned Fruits, Vegetables and Fish. SODA and FANCY CRACKERS in endless variety Pepper, Mustard, Allspice, Native and Foreign Fruits always kept in their seasons. English Walnuts, Pecan Hate, Brasilian Hats, Almonds, Ao. RAISINS, CURRANTS AND CITRON. Tobacco. We have nine brands of smoking and chewing Tobacco, so that we can please nil tastes. Cigars, of rarions Brands. A Large Assortment of Soaps. STARCH.?r? We have all qualities of Starch, but would invite the Ladies to try our DURYEA'8 Corn Starch brand. Pearl Grita, Biscuits for Invalids. PO WDEIl A ND SI/O T. IN ails, mule un<l horne sliocm. BROOMS AND BUCKETS. Fine Northern Potatoes and Onions. We arc determined to deserve patronage by iviwuys Keeping a complete Htock of fresh goods end by sell at the lowest prices that will yield us a living profit. TERMS :?STRICTLY CASH. O. B. H. GRAHAM, W. T. GRAHAM. Oct. 22 42_ tf State of South Carolina, CO UXTV OF UXIOX, In the Court of Probate. JoMK.ru K. Cofikld, as Adtniuis-' trator of the Estate and Effects of Tiiomas R. Cofikld, deceased, 1'laintiff, against Summons Anna Cofield, George Cofield, Le- ? ? ,. fcnora R. Cofield, James A. Co- For Re!,effield, Edward P. Hill, and James B. Steedinan and William B. S. Beard, Defendant. To the Defendanti above named: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which has been filed in the office of the Probate Court, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office, No. 3, Law Range, Union South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; rx irytw wiywLwM, xL , i te time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action ill apply to the Court for the relief demanded 1 i the complaint. ROBT. W. 3HAND, 1 Plaintiffs Attorney. Dated uctoocr cm, into. 'o the Defendants, Edward P. Hill and William It. S. Beard: Take notice that the summons in this action f which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled in te office of the Probate Court for Union Counf, at Union, South Carolina, on the elovenlh ay of October, 1876. 110HT. W. 811 AND, IMaintiff's Attorney. Union, 8. C., October 11, 1876. 41 6t THE UNION HOTELr UNION C. H., S. C. rilOMSON A WALLACE, Prop's. rlllS elegant and oommodious building, located in the very centre of the business porion of the town of Unii.n, 8. C., is now finished ml open for the reception of visitors. In the whole arrangement of the house, the omfort, and convenience of its patrons have een carefully considered and preserved. The ooms are large, well ventilated, neat and comortablu. The Proprietors have spared neither time, laior nor expense in procuring ENTIRE NEW FURNITURE if the neatest styles, embracing many of the looiforts and conveniences found in the best lotels of larger places. It is the intention of the Proprietors, as fur as n them lies, to make it a desirable resting place 'or Travellers, where they will find a courteous lospitallty, clearness, taste and good fnre to sontributeto theWtntisfaction and comfort. We promise to do all we can to give satisfaclipn to our customers, and invite the travelling mihlin to I Aat our merits. TH0M80N & WALLACE. Oct. 22 42 If The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. BY JOS. F. GIST, JUDGE OF PROBATE. WHEREAS, Mrs. Amanda Smith, lmth applied to me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Madison Sumner and Mills Sumner. late of Union County, deceased. These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and np|>ear before me at a Court of Probate for tho said County, to be holden at Union Court House on the fourth day of November, 1875, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to show cuuse, if any, why tho snid Administration should not bmgranted. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Court, this 10th day of October, A. D., 1875, and in the 100th year of Amcrioan Independence. JOSEPH P. GIST, Judge of Probate. Oet 22 42 2t NOTICE IS hereby given, that application will be made to the Legislature of this State, at its next meeting, Tor the privilege of continning the two SUes across the road leading from Fish Dam to iirltom's Firry, for the term of live years. G. B. TUCKKR. Oct. 22 42 lm Blanket^?white "and colOREL), at GEE & HUMPHRIES' Oct 15 41 tf Gnu! OniMt! GREAT bargains In Qnns. A good BreechLoader for $40 00. RICE, MuLURK & CO. Oct 22 42 tf Finest tobacco" ?t gee ^humphries'. I Oct 29 43 tf t ( I SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of sundry executions to we directed, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of {Sheriff s Sales, for Cash, the following described property, located in Union County, after laying off n Homestead, to wit : Trnct No. 2, containing 170 acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Thomas 11. Jeter's Homestead, l'eak & darner's Mill tract and tract No 2 and the Worthy land ; llotli Tracts levied on und to be Sold as the property of Thomas R. Jeter at the-Several Suits of William A. Beaty, Charles Holt, nud others. One tract of land, whereon Thou.ns 11. Jeter now lives, laid offns his Homestead, Containing (200) two hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands of the Estate of Klignh Hawkins, Tliomns Littlejohn, and lands of l'eake & Oarner, Thomas J. Sartor, the Worthy land and 1'. P. Hamilton's Land. Levied ou and to be sold as the property of Thomas II. Jeter, nt the Suit of John L. Young, assignee of C. II. Kciscr & Son, and James M. Faucett, and others against Thomas K. Jeter. AI.SO, One tract of land, located in Union County, Containing 480 acres, more or less, bounded by lnnds of D. Helton Free, Kohcrt l.awson, Mrs. Miriam Henty's land, and Land belonging to the Estate of William Allpian, Samuel Scales, John Nance, nnd others, levied on and to be sold as the property of the Estate of Samuel Faucstt, deceased, at the suit of John L. Young against Kiclinrd Parr, as Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Faucett deceased. ALSO, Two Mules, Levied on an to be sold as the property of tho Estate of Samuel Faucett, deceased, at the Suit of John L. Young ngainst Richard Parr, Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Faucett, deceased. ALSO, All that tract of lnnd, located in Union County, belonging to tho Mngnctio Iron Company of South Carolina, about Two thousand acres, more or less, Hounded on the North West, by the County line of Union nhd Spartanburg Counties, East by Uroad River, on the South and Southwest by the lands ofC. 1*. Turner. R. Scrvis, Jr. James Scrvis, Ir;aac Peeler, and others. Levied on nnd to be Sold as t he property of the Magnetic Iron Company of South Carolina, at the Suit of Alexander M. Latham, against the Magnetic Iron Company of South Carolina. ALSO, I will sell on Tuesday, the Second day of November next, at the Residence of Harnett Moss, ?iimil wiu icgiii uours or oncrin 8 roues, one Bond Wagon, Levied on and to bo sold ns the property of Barnett Moss, at the Suit of A. Frauk Smith, as Executor of J. B. Manning, against Burnett Moss. ftti)'" If tho terms of sale are not complied with in five days after the day of sale, the property will lie advertised for sale on tlie following Salesdny, at the risk of the former purchaser. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. October 9th, 1875. 41 flt Sheriff's Sale. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION, IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Ann J. Bates, "1 John Y.'sahtoe sa,u for and others. By virture of an order from Hon. Joseph F. Gist, Judge of l'robatc Court for Union County, I will Sell before the Union Court House door, in Union, within the legal hours . ofSheriffs Sales, on the first Monday in Novem1 bcr next, the following described lands, bclong, ing to the Estate of Catherine B. Sartor, Sold for partition amongst the heirs of the Said Cathdnetracfot Tnn <rcontaining five hundred! and eighty acres, utore or less, located in Union County, about eight miles South of Union Court House, on the Cooke's Bridge road and bounded by lands of Thoinns B. Bates, Mrs. G. B. Hogan and John V. Sartor and others. This trACt of land will l>c subdivided uml sold as three ^ , i . .. . . .. - ii tracts, designated as tracis ,>o. 1. no. - aim no. 3. Plats of I lie lands mn,v be seen at I lie Probate Judge's office and will be exhibited on the day of snle. Terms of Sale : < One-third <>f the purchase money to be paid in Cash, the balance on a Credit of one and two ' years with interest from the day of sale, secured ( by bond and a mortgage of the premises, to secure the balance of the purchase money. Parties to pay for papers. , B?i)u If the terms of sale are not complied i with in five days after day of salo, the property in all of the cases, will be advertised and sold on the next s icceeding Salesday, at the risk of the former purchasers. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. Octotier Ptli, 187-r?. 41 3t SShcrift-'H Hulo. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF UNION. IN THE COUBT OF PROBATE. ! Ferdinand 1). Cudd and wife, Texana Cudd, V8. William H. Bcvil and Mary Bcvil, his wife. BY virtue of an order from the Hon. Joseph F. Gist, Probate Judge for Union County, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, in Union County, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, All that tract of land located in Pinckneyville Township, bounded by lands of Allen Parr, W. A. 11. Bevil, James Sinclair and Brown's Creek, containing two hundred acres, more or less, sold r..? MiilitM v.,.i>!,? rn..;-!:nr.. 1 n.r?l nnts in this Action. The tract of hind above described will be sold in two separute tracts of one hundred acres each, more or less. Tract No. 1, will be the Northern half, and Tract No. 2 the Southern half. Plats of the lunds can be seen at the office of the Probate Judge. Terras of Sale: Cash sufficient to pay the costs of this suit, the balance on a Credit of eight months, with interest from day of sale. The purchaser to give bond with approved surity and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. Possession given of the premises on the first day of January, 1875. U. MACBETH, S. U. C. October 9th, 1875. 41 8t Sheriffs Sale. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. IN THE COUBT OF PROBATE. BY virtue of on order from the Hon. Joseph F. Oist, Probate Judge of Union County, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, All that tract of land, located in Santuc ] Township, on the Cook's Bridge Koad, about nine miles South of Union Court House, containing one hundred and thirty acres (ISO) more or less, hounded by lands of Dr. Thomas B. Bates, B. D. Culp, If. L- Qoss and others, better known by the name of the Charles Young tract. Terras of Sale: Cash sufficient to pay sum assessed for the widow's dower, $204, and also the costs of these procedings, the balance on a Credit of twelve mouths with interest frotmday of sale, secured *>7 a Bond and Mortgage or the premises. gST If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days after sale, the property will be advertised and sold on the next succeeding Salesday, at the risk of the former purchaser. R. MACBETH, 8. U, C. October 9th, 1876. 41 34 * i PRICES TUMBLING! AT J. T. HILL & CO S. :o:?:o: THE scarcity of inoucy, the LOW PRICE OP COTTON" amkthc short crop, admonish us that the people will be compelled to purchase their Family and Plantation Supplies This season, on the most economical terms, so we have brought on a STOCK OF WOODS JUST SUITED TO THE FINANCIAL SITUATION, iu quantity, quality and prices, anil purchasers will SAVE MONEY by examining our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Now, we don't promise to sell below cost, for no honest man can do that; but we do say that now is the time and ours is tho store for you to buy CHEAP DRY GOODS. Our stock is the largest ever brought to this County, and many styles of Woods arc cheaper than tacy have been for soine years, but it is not likely they will be as low again. Our stock consists of I> II ESS O O O 1> S, SUCH AS BEAUTIFUL NEW PA TERNS OF CALICOES, MERINOS, POPLINS, ALPACAS. BRILLIANTINES, WHITE GOODS, Ac., Ac. ^ LADIES' NHA1VI.8, LADIES' CLOAKS A>D CLOAKING. In these departments our Stock tins never been equalled, in quantity, quality or beauty in any market in the upper part of the State. Boulevards, Opera Flannels, LADIES' KID AMD CLOTll GLOVES. Embroideries. LADIES' TRIMMINGS. Pompedours. LADIES' SHOES, A Complete Anortment. Ladies' Neckties. Ladies' Hosiery. Blankets of all Qualities. Ready-Made Clothing. In this department we have the largest and best made stock ever brought to this County, and wccall special attention to our handsome suits FOR YOUTHS AND BOYS. Virginia Casslmeres, Northern (.'nasi meres, Jeans, of all llrands. Knots and Shoes, Hats and Cans, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GROCERIES. Bacon, Lard, Hams, Sugars, Teas, and Coffees. Flour, and Molasses. SPICES OF ALL KINDS, &c., &c. In fuct, ?vc Iinvo everything usually wanted in families ami on Plantations, anil some things not very often seen in this section. Our stock was purchased during the decline in prices, and we intend to sell at figures that will defy competition Call and try us. j T HILL. & CO Oci. 22 42 tir D. JONES. J. II. DAVIS. C. BOUKNIGHT. E. S. BOUKNIGIIT. Jones, Davis & Bouknights, SUCCESSORS TO R. C. SHIVER <0 CO., ami Dealer? in Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil-Cloths . Mattingn. Boo*?-.o ?CO LTTMUI A, ft. O. ' t ^ "I1I1K attention of purchasers in every part of this State is called to consider a very importnn X fuct, namely, that the old established house of It. (J. SHIVER & CO. is not closed but reor" >anixed upon the only basis tlint business can be carried on successfully?STRICTLY CASH? uid we nssurc our patrons that we shall continue the same honorable course of dealing with them hat was such a distinguished feature with the house of K. C. Shivkb & Co. We have now in store the best selected stock of DRY COODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ?A PS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, WALL PAPER, Etc., ;ver seen in this city, selected by one of the firm, who superintends the busiuess, and consequently knows the wants of this community better than buyers residing elsewhere. The entire stock will be offered at prices never before equaled in this section. The prices will turtle iiml attract you at sight. We invite you to scud at once for ^AMPLKS of TIm'mc NEW and HANDSOME GOODS \iul, if shown to your friends and neighbors, we are sure it will be to your advantage to send us i large order. We pay freight on all bills amounting to $10 and upwards. All orders must be iccumpauicd with CASH, or we send them C. 0. D., and guarantee satisfaction. Best <>|c. Prints in the city. Long Cloths 8J, 10, 121c. None equal to them in the State. , Well known brands of Alpacas and Mohairs, just imported. \ Hi sicry Department?Full of well assorted goods at popular prices. I , Gents* Fui'iiisliincf Goods enmnlete. aa a ilonftptmoni Out Hoof mid Shoe Department is second to none on this continent. From the cheapest Bro- , gan to the finest Hand Made goods. ( The most complete and best managed Carpet Department in the world. I Cloths, Cassimeres and Jeans are bought by the case and sold at a very small advance. ( llroxvn and ltleaehcd Shirtings and Sheetings sold at factory prices. ] Flannels and Dlankets at prices that will astonish. ( We Shall Expect an Order from You or a Call when You Visit our city. Oct. 15 41 3ms. Sheriff's Sale. Sheriff's Sale. State of South Carolina, state of South Carolina> COl'^Tl Of I NI OX, COU\TY OF UX10N III THE COURT OF PROBATE. UAiVH. IK THE COURT OF PROBATE. W. II. Vaidcn, as Administrator, John 1'. Thomas, Adm'r. Ira L. Bobo, Cornelia Bobo, rt al. vsBY virtue of an order from the Probate Judge James T. Jeter and others, for Union County, 1 will sell before the T>Y virtue of an order from the lion. Joseph Court House door of Union, on the first Mon- J3 F. Oist, Probate Judge of Union County, day in November next, the following described 1 will sell before Union Court House door, at property, belonging to the Estate of John Bisli- Union, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, op. deceased : on the first Monday in November next, the folOne tract of land, in Cross Keys township, lowing described property belongiug to the Es wuuuuing nine iiuuurm ttures, more or IC8S, IUie 01 1110 Into Li. II. Jeter, bounded by lands of Estate of W. H. Gist, John One tract of land in Santuc Township, conHay. John It. Minler and others, known as the t&ining from fifty to one hundred acres, more or Home Place. less, and bounded by lands of John Meador, auo, James Thomas and John It. Jeter. One tract of land, in Cross Keys township, AUJO containing six hundred and fitty-nine acres, One tract of land in Santuc Township, known more or less, bounded by lands of A. G. Rice, ^ tla* Green Farr tract, containing 612 8. M. Rice and others, known as the Stevens acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John Meador, John R. Jeter and Thomas C. Jeter.? Both tracts will be subdivided, and sold in This tract will be subdivided and sold as three Imaller tracts, plats of which may be seen at tracts. Plats of those lands may be seen in the the Probate Judge s office, and will be exhibited probate Judge's office and will be exhibited on on day of sale. the day of sale. Terms of Sale: Terms of Sale. One-third Cm>h 1>alanee on a Credit of one 0ne.th|rd Cft8h bfcUnce on a Crcdit of one and two yeare in equa! lnstalments wilh inter- Rnd , , ingtA,mentfl> wi(h inter. est from day of sale Purchaser to give bond ?t > f ^ , , * n5 M i?7r, Pren,,8e*-. gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for paOctober 11th, 18,o. 41 3t ? pers. R. MACBETH, 8. U. C. \ State of South Carolina, October wh, 1876. 4i State of South Carolina, ni the covet of pbobate. ' William H, Vaiden, as Administrator of John COUNTY OF UNION, Bw.op. imwd. In the Court of probate. b* U Bobo, Mid olh.ri, Dt/tnUM,. J?,eph B. Cofiold, m AdmlnlitrMor of E?t?tc pf T^rtwaii AVT n.:. '? - ?* -- ? " ? ? * ? wod, t"t) Thomu K. Cofield, Creditors of John Bishop, deceased, are re- against quired to present and establish their demands Annft Cofield, George Cofield, et. al. ?? " Tarn ' pWWDANT lo order in .hi, c.n.., the of Jnnunry, 1876. JO|h P 0I8T JT .'roditort of Thome, K. Cofield, deeensed, A.,.h* ?... 1Q-r A. are required to present and establish their deOctobf 11th, 18,5. 41 8m mitn(,8 before thia on or Mon ,he twcn. WrtflAdi ty-second day of January, 1876. HOtlCO, IOSFP1I F GIRT ALL persons indebted to SAMUEL JEF- ' Prohlte Judire. F1 ? fw .W,ni October 15, 1875. 42 ISt please sail on W. D. HUMPHRIES and settle, ? ? who is Authorised to receipt for the same. By - TABLE LiINEN so doinh they will save costs. every quality, pattern, style and prices, SAMUEL JEFFRIES. Vj at GEE A HUMPH RIBS*. I 0#F 41 3t? Oct. 1 30 tf + - % * Rice, McLure & Co. % ANNOUNCE that they have received a full line of FALL AND WINTKli GOODS, to which lliey respectfully call the .attention of purchasers. These goods have been carefully select Oil. tmrclliised fit low oricou nml nri? nll.Tt', I on tlio most reasonable terms. The attention of the Ladies is especially directed to the DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, TRIM MINOS. .MILLINERY OOODS. SILK NECK TIKS. RI KFLINOS, HOSIERY, OLOVES AND FANCY AKTI LKS, Displayed hv RICE, McLURE & CO. Oct. 15 41 tf IIEEP'H PATENT PARTLY-MADE SHIRTS. MADE FROM WAMSUTTA MUSLIN and IRISH LINEN. "THE VERY BEST." ALL SIZES. ELEGANT STYLES AN It PERFECT FITTING. ?13.00 per tlo*. Half do/.. SINGLE SillHT. SI SO. KEEP'S PATENT mumonmsssiims. NO lady need worry herself cutting fitting and making shirts, tlint nine times out of ten arc not satisfactory. Keep's I'AUTLY-M ADK Sill UTS, save all this trouble. cost less money ana never fails to give satisfaction. For sale by Agents / RICE, McLURE & CO. f uct. to 41 If J , Grand Opening I AT ) MRS. GRANT S. / .? f MUS. GRANT RESPECTFULLY INFOl\jf the Indies of Union, that she has jusr turned from Charleston with a complete ajr I Millinery Goo( which she^.offering Cheap for CoshA . of IIBBONS OF ALL SIZES AArI) COLORS, LJA T TRIM MINOS, <jr., tml everylhiffg4ji8e j? (j10 Millinery line, anil 55 5,?P af b* bought elsewh^^Call and exaihine for pQursc/f you scud to Ulanta or tlsetchereixruiuu 'Ooo'dt. JAMES GRANT. Oct 15 41 tf Sheriff's Salex State of South Cai'oh>m, COUNTY OF UNION, \ IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Sab ah Bkatv, ) ,!U ? ) Sale for Partition. RoilKKT OKATf j and others. J BY virtue of an order front the lion. Joseph F. Gist, Probate Judge of Union County, I will sell before Union Court House door in Union County, on the first Monday in November ^ text, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, All that tract of land, located in Union Towndtip, in the County of Union and State nforetaid, bounded by Unds of John 11. Skclton. Es !utc of Samuel Beaty, deceased, and others, containing one hundred and fifty acres, more or less, sold for partition amongst the distributees Df the Estate of Johu lleaty, deceased. Terms of Sale: One half of the purchase money to be paid in ['ash the balance on a t'redit of twelve months with interest from the day of sale. The purchaser to give his bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. Possession of the premises to be given on the first day of January, 187tl. H. MACBETH, S. U. C. October 9th, 1875. 41 3t FOSTER & WILKINS HEREBY notify all in want of any kind of goods that they are now receiving their fall STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, which has been selected with great care and is complete A in every department. They are prepared to * give satisfaction to buyers, having every advantage both in the purchase and sale of their Stock. Goods shown with pleasure. Call and examine for yourselves. FOSTER & IV ILK INS. Oct. 1 39 tf mrrRMOTsrn A nirmnTTCumkmrKmHa WH. KTTKNOER. II. P. RDMONP. Ettenger & Edmond, RICHMOND, VA. ManufaoturerH o 1* Portable and Stationary Engines. Boilers of all kinds, Circular Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Mill Gearing, Shafting, Pullers, Ac. American Turbine Water Wheel, Cameron's Special Steam Pumps. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Oct. 1ft, 1875. 41 \y Engines, Mills, Iron Works, Ac., WM. TANNER A CO., RICHMOND, "V A.. Oct. 15, 1875. 41 1 y Russian Diapering, A?r.ivi large shock aaa me prettiest ratterns, at OEE & HUMPUR1E8'. Oct. 1 39_ tf Neckties at 26 and 60 cents apiece. Cutis and Collars, very cheap, at "OUR HOUSE Oct 15 41 if I' AD1ES HAXDKBRCHIEFS', AT FIVE A Crnt* opiref, at "OUR HOI/SHd' Oct 15 4\ tC