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'Mi L & jlf) f 1 (S NAViE OF DELIN&UENT LANDS. UNION TOWNflUir. Burgea, II. II 70 acres, . Belue, M, A., and E. Woodson 100 " Clark', Mrs. li. A 40 " Hill, Miss Margaret 500 acres. Jatnes/Mrs. M. A. F .....1 llcuse and Lot. ' Howard, Daniel 47 acres.' Lemaster, P. T I House and 2 Lots. Long, M. C 6 meres. Prince, Young 14 " Sharp, Est. Giles 1 House and Lot. Thomson, A. Lawson 280 acres. SANTUC. Gilliam, W. T?.... 480 acres. Gregory, Peggy 100 Gregory, Jared 50 " Hughes, J. W 247 " Humphries, Est. W. T 200 " Jeter, Mrs. L. C 020 " Jeter, Mrs. II. C. and ot Tiers 750 " Jeter, Mrs. II. C 5J0 ?? Ifoung, John L GOO " risu dam. HiU, G. W 2800 acres* Jlollingsworih, J. P 236 " p1ncknkt. Adams, Martha 1 acre. Gault, H. V 74 " Holoomb, John 200 " Itv. George 60 Page, Mrs. P?ulln?..Jf:.'.t ro7S...j?40 ' , jone8v1llb. Fowler, Mrs. Elizabeth 60 acres. Lynn, M. S 1 House and Lot. Mosely, 8, J 100 acres. Puckett, Cornelia 6 " g0udky8yillr. Patrick, Est. John 104 acres. Smith, A. Frank 390 " Webster, Mrs. A. S 260 " ^ drayto.nsvillk. B Drondon, Wm 126.acres. Carpenter, Mrs. M. C 180 " Goudelock, Mrs. II. It 110 " Holmes, Mrs. Mary 62 " l'ryer, S L 183 " Tench & Hawkins 1900 " Warmolh, J. 11 2 " uouansvillb. llelue, Thomas R3 um Brown, W. L q5 " Jones, Pea & Co., 170 ? |* Montgomery, Est. J. W 90 '* Sumner, Sum .*. 80 " West, S.L 96 ? CllOHS KKY8. Beko, W. F 12*2 acre's!* I Burnett, Nanoy .-.nd Paulina 190 Edwards, Est. M. A 16 " Qarrett, E. A 218 " McKissick, I. G 100 " Sims, Lawney .... 160 " oosnEN IIILL. Chaplain, Mrs. M 100 acres.!, Chick, E. S 470 " Chick, P. W 400 Marbin. A. G AAI* " Turner, J. L. anil J. M Notice ia hereby giTOftrtfretTliewhoU of tha , several parcelsMs^Rnd parts of loU of r^l e?tate descrjJjfifTlnthe preceding list, or so much thereo^as will be necessary to pay taxes, penalassessments charged thereon, will be ^^rfold by the Treasurer of Union County, South Carolina, at his office in said County, on the " " first Monday of December, A. D. 1877, unless said taxes, assessments and penalties before that time; snil such sale will be co^ from day to day, until all of said pM^^^Hots and parts of lots of real estate shy^^^^B^y offered for sale. Office of Couj^^n|Hl(oj| Union S. C. Nov. 21 1877. ? D. JOHNS^f; Auditor. ). Not. 23 4? f 2t \ HOME-MADE FIJB.TILIZER, . . I-i O IV <3-' IS PREPARED C HE Ml CALS> TWO Barrels composted with cotton st?4 stable manure will make a Ton of gooa Home Made Fertilizer, at less than half the cost ef ammoninted Phosphates. Call and gel a cir' cular and see certificates of Union County Farmers who used the Chemicals the past Summer. The Chemioals are now in store and ready for # delivery. Payments May 1st, or Not. 1st, 1878. > GIBBES Si Co., Agenta. CEIITI Fir ATEN. Jone.svii.lk, Union Co., S. C., Sept. 23, 1877. MsaaNs GinnKH Si Co.?Having used "Long's Chemicals" 1 can with safety recommend them as a splendid Mauuro for Cotton, composted according to direction)!. Tli? <lr? tin? did not affect the growth of cotton where t taed them as it did where 1 used other Fertilisers on the same soil. Yours &o., THAU. L. HAMES. Note.?Mr. Ilames informs us that the cotton never shed the squares in the dry spell, and tho Chemicals proved in his hands suporior to the "Carolina Fertilizer" and another very popular standard Quano. ' GIBBES & Co. Usion 0. II., S. C., Sept. 28, 1877. Messrs. Oibrks & Co.?Gentlemen :?Long's Chemicals have proved a success with me, oempoated with scrapings of the yard. I applied them to cottou at the rate of 200tbs. per acre. They are far superior te any other Fertiliser I ever used. Will use them again for next crop. They stand the drought well. They do not make thft cotton ihfifl tho tt/titorou ? oil A?Ua? sera do, in time of dry spells. I have read Mr. Thad. L. Homes' statement and fully endorse it. J. C SHETTLEWORTH. *' *'*' REFERENCES: We also take tbe liberty of referring to tho following gentlemen in tbis Ceunty who hare used tho Compost: Q. B. llogan, W. J. Tueker and Pavid Lane. Not. 28 46 tf Dress Goods I Dress Goods U" ^ITANDAUD Prints from 0$ to S|c per yard, tv Alpaccas, Poplins, Cashmeres, Ac., Ac., in I he latest stylos, at rery low prices; with Fringes, Ualoons and Silks to trim. RICE, McLURE A CO. * Oct 12 _ *0 tt The Latest Thing out in Shirts. KEEP'S renowned Shirts are now sold eons, plete 41 for Six dollar*. by RICE, McLURE & CO. Not. 16 46 2t_ A FuU Stock of Groceries, JU8T received, and to bo sold at tho lowest prices, at 8. W. PORTER S Cheap Store. Not 16 46 tf 3001bs BLUE STONE. IjlOR Sale, VERY CHEAP, at 1 B. F. BAWL'S A CO'S.. No. lf East Union. 4 Not 16 46 tf 1 Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Probate. Robert F. Hay ami wife, and others v?. William F. Harnett and wife, and others. PURSUANT to uu order from the Hon. Joseph F. Gist, Probate Judge of Union Couuty, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the Real Hstate of William Sparks, deceased, consisting of two tracts of land, and will be sold separately, to wit: Tract, No. 1, Known as the Residence of William Sparks, located in the County of Union instate aforesaid, Containing one hundred acres. More or less, bounded by lauds of Joshua Willburn, Jason Boatman, S. D. Briggs and others. Tract No, S. All that tract of land located in the County of Union and State nforesnid, containing one hunted a id thirty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of William R Bailey, Eliphus Smith, Jessie Ilolcomb and Tyger Hirer. TERMS OF S\LE. One third of the purcose money to be paid in cash, the balance on a Credit of one and two years in equal annual in afalnetate, with inJtpMt+MffTwVlfty oi Sale; the purehaser to give Bond, and a Mortgage the premises tothe l'rebate Judge, to secure the balance of the purchase money, and pay Sheriff for titles. . R. MACBFTH, S. U. C. November Btb 11577. 45 8t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina COUNTY1 OF UNION, In the Court of Common Pleas. Elizabeth M. Hice, 1 Judgment to V Foreclose a George W. Hill. j Mortgage. BY virtue of au order from Hon. L. 0. Northrop, Judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit t>f the State of South Carolina, to me directed, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, ou the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, all that trac>jp( land described iu tfai complaint in this acifoti, belonging to Georgo \V. Hiii, located in Unio^ County, containing five hundred ncres, more or less, bounded North by lands of Mrs. Stpkes and James T. Jeter, East and South by i^ylds of George V>*. Hill, and West by lnnds of J* II. Sartor, now lands of James W. Sartor, aaid-landi known as the Jack Johns placo. Sold to foreclose a mortgage of Elizabeth M. Rice and others against George W. Hill, el al. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cash, balance on a credit of one year, with interest from day of sale; the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money, and pay for papers. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. Knu.nK1 fi-7 A n ?. Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. K. N. E. Fowl.r, Julius Fowler. 1 n . , byth.ioju.rdUn, %r Drury D. Going, Mary Going | and Jacob Going. J 1 *"mon' BY Order from the Hon. Joseph F. Gi.t, Probat. Judge of Union County, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, for Partition among the Children of Kbenezer Fowler, deceased, to wit: One tract of land located in Pincknev Township in Union County, on the Jonesville and Piuckney Forry road, bounded by lands of 1). D. Going, the Estate of Aquilla Beutly, Robert Lawson, Alphred Gnult, and l'untoda Alman and others, Containing two hundred and sixteen actes, more or less, Conveyed by P. 11. Gallman to W. J. Keetian, as trustee for Miriam Foster. ir.uiua ur HAL.E. uiie-lliirU of the purchase money to be paid iu cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest from the day of Sals; the purchaser to give Bond and a Mortgage of the premises to the Probate Judge, to secure the balanco of the parohaae money, and to pay Sheriff for title*. It. MACBETH, 8. U. C. November 8 1877. 4f, 3t The State oi South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Probate. BY JOS. FOIST, Judge of Probate, in Union County. ITTIIF.KKAM lakn r li;?K-.K i:-i \J\I " ?? -Fp.n=?. TT to me for Letters of Administration on tbe Estate of AARON LYLES, lnte of Union County, deceased. These are therefore to cite anTl admonish nil and singular tlio kindred and creditors of the aid deceased, to be and appear before me, at a Court of Probate for the said County, to be hoiden at Union House on the twenty-fourth day 9t November 1877, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to show show cause, if any, why thesaid Administration should not bo granted. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this eighth day of November, A. D. 1877, and iu the one hundred and second year of American Independence. JOS. P. GIST, Jpdge of Probate. Nov 8 46 2t A 4-AC IIE IiOT FOR SALE. 10F?ER for sale the lot on which I formerly lived, on the western edge of the Town of Union, containing four Acres, bounded by lauds ef Jas. Grant, N. II. A. Dunbar and Mrs. M.O, IV il lard. On the let is a comfortable log cabin, with two rooms, a garden spot under good fence and in Una condition. The whole lot is enclosed with a heart-pine plank fence. TKKM8 OF SALE.?One-half cneh, llie remainder on a credit of twelve months ; the purchaser to give a bond with security and a mortgage of the premises, until the whole is paid. P. T. LEMA8TEK. Nov 16 45 4t_ Noil-breakable Lamp Chimneys JUST reoeived, a lot of the celebrated Labastie Lamp Chimneys, which, it is said, will stand the roughest kind of usage, extreme heat and oold, without breaking. You can drive a nail into the end of a piece of wood with them, without breaking them. B. F. RAWLS & CO,, No 1, East Union. Nov 16 45 tf More Ohe&p Shoes. I HAVE just got in another lot of thoso cheap and serviceable Shoes that everybody are enquiring Tor. 8. W. PORTER. * In Fant'i New Block. * Nev TO 46 tf V { Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina. * COUNTY OF UNION, ' In the Court of Probate. James T. Alman ami others j Order for sal vt. > of l^tod W. K A1 man and K. C. Alman. ) for Bartiticu FJRSUANT to ;.ti order fYoinM?* Ifon Joseph F. Gist l'robnte Jddge'; bfUnlru County, 1 will sell before Uuion Court Hoini door, on the first Monday in December next within the hours of Sheriff's sales, all that traq of land belonging to the Kstnte of williaui Alman deceased, containing three hundred nnd fitV acres, more or less, in four separate tracts do signaled as tract No. 1, 2, 3 and 4. Tract, No. 1, Containing one hundred acres, more or leas, am is bounded by lands of Smith Cook, deceased Henry It. Fowler, James T. AIiiiuh and others Tract, No. 2, Containing sixty-five acres, more or less, nnd ii bounded by lands of Henry It. F?wler, Joe Adams, deceased, and tract No. 1. Tract, No. 3, Containirg one hundred nnd twenty-four acres more or less, nnd is hounded hy lands of Joe Adams, deceased, Miriam Goings, deceased am Tract No. 8. Tract, No. 4, OsntMNn^JBlfly-three seres, mare (Uj,l?sa, jy?v .hounded by lands of Samuel Scales, Josl Adams deceased, John Sprouse, and tract No. 8. TERMS OF SALE. One-third of the pur chase money Jo be paid in cash, the balance or a credit of one and two years, in cqnnl annua instalments, with interest from the day of sale the purchaser to give bond und a mortgage t< the l'robate Judge to secure 'the batance of. tlx purchase money, and to pay Sheriff for titles. R. MACBETH, S. U. V. November 8 1877 45 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY' OF IN ION, In the Court of Common Pleas. William Munro 1 Judgment to v* v Foreclose William T. Gilliam. ) a Mortgage. PURSUANT to an order from the Hon. T. J Mackey, Circuit Judge presiding, at Utiioi Court House, at October Term of tl?* Court o General Sessions and Common l'lcas, 4 will sel before Union Court House door, on the firs Monday in December next, within the lega hours of Sheriff's sales, all that tract of lam described in the mortgage, lying, situated nn< hoinrr in ITniAn t* * ... -....... vtiuuij, cumiHiniiig lour Jiunarci and eighty-nine acres, mc rc or less, lyiug 01 Tygcr Hirer, and bounded by lands of II. 1. (Joss, 1*. 1*. Hamilton, R. S. Thomas, Jnnc Stc vcas, the estate of Klijnh Hawkins, W.T. Little john end others ; sold to foreclose a judgiaen on a mortgage ef William Monro, plaiatill against William T. Gilliam defendant. TEllMS OF STAL15. One-half cash, tho balanc on a'credit of ono year, with interest from th day of sale ; the purchaser to giro bond and t Mortgage of the Premises, to secure tho balanc of the purchase money, and pay for titles. R. MACBETH. S. U. C. November 8, 1877 45 8t Sheriff's Sale. The State of 'South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Philip Dunn against Margaret A. F. James Administratrix, ft a I. I PURSUANT to an order from Hon. T. J. Mack y, Presiding Judge at tho Court ofComaot Picas for Union County, for October Term, 1877 I will sell before Union Court House door, ?i the first Monday in December next, within thi legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, tho House an< Lot located in the Town of Union, described ii the Complaint iu this action, being the forme residence of W. W. Jantas and now occupied b; Mrs. Margaret A. F.James; bounded East b; Hooker Street, Sauth by I. O. McKissick's lot West by Mountain Street, and North by O. 11. II Graham's lot, en the lbllowiug terms, lo wit: One-half Cash, the hnlance on a creim of on year, with interest from the day of tf|le; th purchaser to give bond and a Mortgage of th ... .u..... 11.? v,..i 1? w BVVUIV ? "WiVHIkV W* u"uo money, and to pay for titles. H. MACBETH, 8. U. C. Norember 8tl?, 1877. 45 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Probate. James W. Vinson Order for vs. Sale for William J. Vinson and others. X'artition. T)UKSUANT to an order from the Hon JL Joseph F. Gist, Probate Judge o Union County, 1 will sell before Union Cour House door, on the tirst Monday in Decenibc next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales all that tract of land belonging to the Estate o Thomas Vinson, deceased, located in L'nim Counly and State of South Carolina, contniiti 11 j one hundred and seventy-five acres, mori o less, and bounded by lands of John P. MoKis sick, William U. Fowler, Jv C. Harris; and oth ers. TEHX1S OF SALE: One-third of the pur chase money to he paid iu cash, the balance 01 a credit of one and two years, with interest fron the day of snle ; the purchaser to givf Bond am a Mortgage of the premises to the Prebate Judge to secure the balance of the purchase money and to pay Sheriff for Titles. It. MACBfiTII, S. U. C. November 8 1877. 45 J 3t AW OBDUTiflcR T CoDNOlI, CUMBER, Uxiok, S. C., Oct 27, 1877. BE it ordained by the Town Council of Union assembled this 27th day of October, A. 1J 1877 : Sue. I. That from and after this date tac and every building to be erected on the Seutl side of Main Street, between the Union Mai< and the Baptist Church, shall be sst back trot Main Htreet a distance sufficient for thefiynt c the building to be on a line with a straight lln dn wn from the North east corner df ths' Hotc to the North-'west corner of the %In buildin of the Baptist Church. f Sec. II. That any person or.Mrsons wh shall violate Section I of this Ordnance shall upon trial and conviction, be required to r< move the building or building* to the line indi cated in said section aud, is addition, shall b fined ten ($10) for each and every day' tha said building or buildings, or any part tliereot shall remain beyond tlio limits fixed by sai section. D. A. TOWN8END. attest IntendanU R. R. Bawls, Scc'jr and Trww'r. Ntw. 0 44 ft Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to me directed, I will sell, before Union Court House door, ou the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the following property, to wit: e One tract of land located in Cross Keys Township, containing one hundred a/id twenty-five ? acres, more or less, bounded by lands of the Estate of Kindred Bobo, the Estate of Jouathnti Bkiley and Enorce River ; levied on and to be 1 told as the property of Wiley L. Dukes, William B F. (ukes and Harrison 11. Dukes, at the Suit > of William F. llobo. f also, > One bay Horse and one Buggy and Harness, t levied on and to be sold ns the property of Jun ius S. Mobley at the suit of Cutiiariuo Byers. also. One tract of land, located in Union County, Containing sixteen hundred and twenty-eight acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John D. Jelferics, N'oah Webster, John D. JetTcries, William Crocker, Wiley Littlcjohn, John Mabryand i the Tench laud, and others ; levied on and to be I solicits the properly of tho Kstato of Joshua 1'. Dadkins, deceased, at the Suits of Sarah A. Stringfollow against John W. Tench nud B. F, Hawkins, Executors of Joshua 1*. Hawkins, nud j Robert B. Lyons as Administrator against Jehu [ W. Tench and Bctijnmin F. Hawkins and Knncy ' E. Tench, and William Choice against John W. Tench and Benjamin F. Hawkins, Executors of i ? ? l 1 > 1? ! . .. i . iM?Mii5, ueccaseu, ami oniero against | One tract of land, located in Union County, . containing tw? hundred and thirty-eight acre*, , more or less, bounded by lands of William Jefl fence, tho Kstate of Richard Rage, James McKissick, and others and two Horses?one gray > und one dark bay?all levied on and to be sold ; as the property of Thomas J. Foster, a', the suits of Jaines M. Wallace, B. B. Foster, Porter iS: Thomson, J. B. Stecdman and Win. Munro, assignees, and others against Thomas J. Foster. Ai.au, On Tuesday of December, the 4th, 1 will sell at the Residence of Thomas J. Foster, within the legal hours of Sheriff 's*Sale about one hundred bushels Corn, Fight hundred bundles Fodder, one Koad Waggon, two Cows, one bed ami furniture, ouc table, one clock and four Cliuiis ; all levied en and to be sold as the property of Thomas J. Foster at the suits of J. B. Steedinau and Wm. Munro, Assignees, l'orter & Thomson, Wm. C. Gist, Executor, James M. Wallace ami ' others against Thomas J. Foster, f ai.su, I On Tuesday the 4tli day of December next, 1 t will sell at the residence of (). K. Hammed, 1 within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales about 1 forty bushels Corn, two hundred bundles fodder; 1 levied oa and to be sold as the property of O I K. Hammed, at the suit oT'd, T?"4tijr-& Cw, ii ai.so, All the interest that Sarah Ison has in one hundred and thirty acres of land, whereon she ~ now lives, bounded on each side by lands of Wpeaeer Jl. Rice ; levied oa nnd to lie sold as? ' the properly of Sarulj Jso|, at the suit erf'D. K. Glenn, for nnother, ami the Administrator of F. ? T. Ncthors against Sarah Ison. o b . ai.so e One trltifof Thml located in Union County, containiug acres, more or less, bounded by lends of Jaines T. Meorbeud and lands of W G. Moor bead ami the G. W. Armstrong land, - and and others ; levied uti nnd to be sold as the property of Thomas l'ridmorc, at the suit, of Charles Bolt, as Administrator of G- W. Armstrong, deceased. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. Nov. 10th 1877. 45 lit i, Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, 1 county of union. 1 In the Court of Probate. e 1 W. J. T Glean, 1 Older for Salo of i r*. I .Reai Estate for r Robert Hughes nnd others. J Partition. Y ~|_)UitSUANT to an order from the lion. ^ X Joseph F. Gist, Probate Judge of ' Union Count}', 1 will sell before Union Court llouso door, on the first .Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, e the Heal Kstate of Hubert P. Glenn, to wit .One tract of land. Containing five hundred acres, more or less, hounded by lands ot Win. A. Stms, 'Mrs. Jane Olenn, W. 11. llriggs, the Estate of Jane Hughes and the Goudelock land. The above tract of land will be divided into - two tracts and sold separately. Plats of the land can be seen on file in the Probate Judge's Office. TERMS OF SALE: One-half of the Purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of one year, with interest from day of sale; the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to the Probnte Judge, to secure the halnncs of tlio purchase inouey, and to pay ShcrifF for titles R. MACBETH, S. U. C. U.I. I OT- A - o. nui viiiuvi UIII J u | i 1U Ol f The State of South Carolina, lr COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Probate. 1 BY JOS. F. OIST, Judge of Probate in Union if County. r YlTHEllEAS, James W. Vinson, hath applied VV to me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of LOUISA VINSON, late of Union County, deceased. * These are therefore to cito and admonish all 1 aud singular the kindred and creditors of the 1 said deceased, to be nnd appear before me at a Court of Probate for the said County, to be hol' den at Union Court House on the twenty-fourth day of November, 1877, at 16 o'clock A. M., to ahow cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Court, this second day of November A. D., 1877, and hi the on* hundred and aecmd year of Ainericiir*<lfdependence. JOS. F. GIST i, > Judge of Probate. ?. Not 10 46 2t? I Bay Tour Wheelwright Bills. "VTECESSITY demands that we collect the n li bills duo us for Wheelwright and Black'' smith work. * For some time we have strained our credit to accommodate the Farmers and others in Union K County, knowing that without some credit from us they could not make their crops, as they bad 0 no money to pay. '? Yeur crops are made and we helped you to '* make them, and now all we ask is that vou nav l* u? fur our work out of those crops. e We are as poor and na hard working men as you are, apd rely upon our labor for what we ' cnt and wenr Wo esk for nothing but our dues, ^ and we have determined to have them; even if we have to employ an officer to collect for us. Wcoaii Wnlt No Longer. ' AliLKN & ROItlNHON. Not in 4r? im SHERIFF'S SALE. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION,' ' '* In the Court of Probate. M. C. Bulcrf, by licr (Junrdian, f Order for snlo Mi > (if l.lllld Ira L. IJobo and oilier*. J for Partition. 1)UKSUANT to nu order f'roui the Hon. _|_ Joseph F (list. Probnt Judge, of Union County, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Mnndny in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, one (met of land belonging to the Estate of William Bobo, deceased, containing one hundred acres, more or less, located in Cross Keys Township, County of Union, bounded by lands of John It. Minter, Isaac Murphy, Ira I,. Bobo and others. TKRMS OF SAI.E. One-half of the purchase money to he paid in cash, the bnlance on n credit of one year, with interest from day of sale; purchaser to give bond and a mortgage to the Probate Judge, to secure the balance of tho purchase money, and pny Sheriff for titles. It. MACBETH, S. U. C. November 8. 1877 45 :tt NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. ? AND? LOW PRICES. :o: S. W. PORTER, Respectfully announces to the peopio > of Union County that lie has opened one of the MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF DitY CiOODS, AMI) READY-MADE CLOTHING ever brought into this County, nn?l is determined to sell for the SHORTEST PROFITS FOR CASH. lie is not afraid to compare quality and prices of Ooods with Columbia, Augusta or even Spartanburg. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. S. IV. 1'OIIYIIR, Font's new Building, opposite the Big Oak Tree. Nov 3 4:1 tf JAS.H. RODGER HAS just.opened the largest and inost complete STOCK OF GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, WOODEN WARE AND Y I X W ARE, that has been seen in this County for many years.. Xrlitg Prioes are fully as low as they are iu any market aboveCharleston, nnd, if anything, A LEETLE LOWER., COME AND LOOK AT MY STOCK OF STOVES ! They are not only the prettiest and inost durable, but they are CHEAPER THAN EVER. I have sold to parties who have tried the Spartanburg and Charlotte markets, because, they .said, ray Stoves wete BETTER AND CHEAPER than any they had seen in cither of thoso places. DON'T FORGET TO CALL. If. ROHGER. * Nov 2 43 tf AUSTIN Ac CO. Seed Wheat. A LOT of fine Seed Wheat for sale by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nov. 'I 43 tf Provisions. BACON, Flour, and Lard, for sale, cheap, by AUSTIN & Co.. Spartanburg. Jfov 2 43 tf Oats, Rye and Barley. FOR sale, by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 tf Groceries. HEAT Bargains in Sugar, Coffee and Salt. at/ VA AUSTIN A CVS., Spartanburg. Not 2 43 if Drugs and Medicines. BUY jour Drugs an J Medicines of AUSTIN A Co., Spartanburg. Not 2 43 If Paints and Oils. ALL kind of Paints and Oils for sale al bottom prices, at AUSTIN A Co's., Spartanburg. Not 2 43 tf Window Glass. OF ALL aim, for sale bj AUSTIN A Co., Spartanburg. Not 2 43 tf Pure Liquors. PURK LIQUORS, for Medicinal purposes, for aalebj AUSTIN A Co., Spartanburg. Nov 2 i? ' HOTEL BARBER SHOP. BY SANDY F. PAGAN. I HAVE opened a Barber Shop at the Union Hotel, where 1 will he pleased to nee the gentleman ol' Union during the business hours of the day. ( Shaving, Shampooing and Hair Cutting executed in the latest at vies. > Nat. 10 40 41