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I Tho Markets. Union Oct. 31.?The Cotton Market was brisker tho past week than any week this season, notwithstanding tho decline in prices. Sales, 030 bales, at prices rauging from 8?8 10. Spartanburg, S. C., Oct. 80 Ordiuary CI Good Ordinary.... 7^ I.ow Middling 7? Middling 7J Good middling 8 Columbia, Got. 20,?Salts 200 hales at 71(a) 8*. Charleston, Oct. 29.?Cotton easy and in good demand?middling 9; low middling 8} ; lruad nnlinarv ft ntnnli HI Kft4 New Vouk, Oct. 29.?Cotton weak ; sales 301 ?uplands 9 7-10 ; Orleans 0 11-10; consoliunted net receipts 24,930 ; LtvKurooi., Oct. 20?12 M.?Cotton flat and Irregular?middling uplands 5 13 10; middling Orleans 0J-. Futures weaker and free sellers at last quotations. MAHRIKD. WEST-SMITH.?Married, on the 24th ult., by ltev. O. S. Anderson, Mr. W. J. Alo.nzo West, of Union County, to Miss Mauuik 1). T. Smith, of Spartanburg County. Notice of Final Discharge. T>Y permission of Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of X) Probate for Union County, I will, on Saturday, tho 30th day of November, 1878, mako my final return as Administrator of the estate of Annie Bentley, deceased, and apply for my discharge ayAdtnlaiei?Isi if eel* ee?e*a. i All persons having demands against said estate, must present them to mo, properly attested, on or bofore that day, or they will be forever barred ; and all persons indebted to said estate must mako payment by that time. F. R. CUDD, Adm'r. Nov 1 44 4t C. D. 1'aue. W. W. Foreacke. m C, D. PAGE & CO., ^ MANUFACTURERS OF A CHEMICAL WATER FLUME, WOOD BURNED LIME.. mil E Undersigned hnving leased the Lime . 1 Work* ami Kiln lrnnwn a- I Ka LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME KILTVS, 0 t\ro manufacturing a superior quality of Lime for .^4 Agriovltaral imm! Buildifir^ purposes, which they offer to the Farmers and Builders of Union County, at the following. VERY LOW PRICES: Agricultural Lime, (at Kiln) 10 cents pe bushel. Building Lime, on board cars, 00 cents por barrel. Properly used for Agricultural purposes, this Lime would save the Farmers of Union thousands of dollars annually. Address, C. I>. PAGE A CO., Limestone Springs, S. C. Nor 1 44 8m# Executors Sale of Real Estat^ "P^Y virtue of the power conferred on me by -M?f iiiu iasi win ami lesiament or Thomas lleluo, 1 will soil on Salesday in November next, the following described tract of land, to wit: All that tract of latfklocated in Pinckney Township, County of union, containing Two hundred and fifty-fivo acres, more or iess, and bounded b*y lands of Anderson Cflarlw, Vf. If. and Qcorge Oault, Lemuel Sprouse, Charles Scott,' II. II. lielue and W. R. McCormick. TBIIMS OFSALB: One-third of tlio purchase money to be paid in cosh, the balance on a credit of ono and two years, with interest from the day of Sale, .the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage it the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. H. H. BBIfUB, Executor of Thomas Belue. Oct. 18_____ '' 42 3t Notice of Final Discharge. ' TP permission of Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of | JLJ of the Cpurt of Probate, I will on the 14th day of November 1878, make my final return and settlement as Guardian of Caldwell Filter and Thadeus Foster. All pcrsaaj having, demands against the said CaldWefl and Thadeus tM P'' Foster existing, previous todheir attaining their JF ^ majority, will present the same for payment on - or before the day above specified. J. C. SPEARS, Guardian of Caldwell and Tliadejis Foster. T)ct, lfttf 1878. 42 3t? ALL Persons indebted to tho Estate of A. Ward, deeensed, will pftSSb make payment to the undersigucd by the first of December next. Also, all persons holding claims against the Estate will present thom, properly proven, by the limo above mentioned. R. WARD. R. W. LEMASTER, Oct. 25 ' ' 43 ' 4t ^ BU GGIE S ! BUGGIES !! CHEAP AND SERVICEABLE! TUK undersigned is receiving a consignment of the superior Buggies Manufactured by the Columbus Buggy Co., at Columbus, Ohio, which he proposes to sell at factory prices with freight added, for oOsh, or note with approved security, payable 1st Got. 1879, Vim. AT. NICHOLSON. ([ .vOgt; qpth 1878.^,^ , r ? ... HOUSE AND EOT FOIl SALE, T OFFER fbr sale the House and Lot formerl) JL belongiug to M. B. Friedberger. The Lot contains over half an acre, and has on it a w?ll j ? - - ' "V of the heat water in town, Stable* and Kitchen. The Houae line 8 finely finished room?, and ia jn excellent repair. Apply to me at P. M. Cohen's Store. JOSEPH STRAUSS. WJr Oct 18 42 lm Guano Cotton! Guano Cotton!! ALL peraoAa having purchased Ouano from ud with the option of paying for it in middling Cotton at 16 cents per pound, are notified tK'srihs time expiVes Nov. 1, 1878. <^P. M. XARRACO. Oct 4 _4jD 7 4t ^ Ladies' Misses and Children's yHifrAPm.PHIAMAPlB SHOBSstWell ? RICE k MoLURE'8. . . JM 11 42 If FOR SALE. I OFFER for sale my House and Lot in the Town of Union. F. H. COUNTS. Oct. 25 43 Bt * m it # . i? ?J?l i?i?L?-!O.J tfi i mat. ?gjg Sheriff's Sales. BV virtue of Sundry Executions to incdirectcd, 1 will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in November next, within tho legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following ' property, to wit : Ono tract of land, located in Goshen Hill Township, Union County, containing two hundred and eighty-two acres, moro or less, bounded by lands of A. H. Aughtry, J. C. Hunter, L. F. Hunter and Johu Smith, and one Bay Mule and one Baggie and harness ; all levied on and to be sold as the property of Silas Tygert, at the . suit of W. D. Humphries Administrator of J. 11. " *)ogan, deceased, against W. W. Sims, A. It. Aughtry and Silas Tygert. ALSO One tract of land, located in Union County, s containing four hundred acres, more or less, bounde/i by lands of Fincher Norman, James Aughtry, Silas Tygert, J. C. Hunter, Joseph Hewry and others; levied on and to be sold as | tho property of Alfred It. Aughtry, at tho suit c of l'orter & Steel. ( ALSO iwo 101s or innu, locatou in l'inoltnoy Town- ' ship, Union County, containing twenty-four acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. C. F&rrar. Benjamin F. Foster nnd others ; levied on nnd to bo s?ld as tho property of Benjamin F. Foster, at the suit of Eliza S. Alexander. ALSO One tract of land, located in Santuc Township, Union County, whereon James T. Jeter now lives, for a homestead, containing eighty-eight acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. JUrX. JsUaaad Thomas B. Jeter ;Tcied on and to bo sold as the property of James T. Jeter, at the suit of S. M. Dawkins, as executor of Win. Dawkins, deceased. October 10th 1878. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. Oct 18 42 3t Sheriff's Sale. 1 The?Statc of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. J. T. Ilill & Co., I Judgment for >- foreclosure James M. Johnson and others J of mortgage. BY virtue of aii order of tho Hon. J. B. Kershaw, Judge Presiding at the Court of Common Pleas, for Union County, March Term, ' 1878, I will sell before Union Court House door, on tho first Monday in November next, within \ the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, tho following ( described mortgaged lands to wit: ^ All that tract of land, situate on the West | side of Tygor River, Union County, cogiaitiipg six hnnfiPrtlmid Iftlecn acres, more or less, adjoining lands of John Ray. Roncrt Ray, tho es tute of James Johnson and Tygcr ltivcr ; advertiscd and to be sold as the property of James M. Johnson and William A. Johnson, and others, at the suit of J. T. Hill & Co, ! TERMS OF SALE.?One-half cash, tho balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by a bond and a mortgage from tho purchaser of the premises to secure the balanco of the purchaso money.? October 10, 1878. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. Oct 18 42^ 8t_ - Judge of Probate's Sale. * The State of South <%,rolina, COUNTY OF UNION. j In the Court of Probate. Willfltm Jeflcrics, as adminis-1 u i "--it Vtoy .. Sarah Boyles and others. aid as8C,9 BY virtue of a uecrc of the Court of Probate, made in the nbove s'.ated case, dated the 11th day of October 1878, 1 will sell, for CASH, before the Court House door, in Union County, 4 on salesday in November next, the .following described tract of land ; sold on'npplicatiou of William Jctferics, administrator of Thomas Ownesby, to pay the debts by his owing said intestate, to wit: All that tract of land located in Draytonsville Township, Union County, State aforesaid, containing seventy acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John Petty, Vincent Blantonf Vfilli* Allen and Jerry liryant. - ' ' Union Octobe> litU 1878. JOS.T. * Judge of Probate. Oct 18 42 3t EXECUTOR'S SALE. I WILL offer for aale, before the Court llouse Door of Union, on Salesday in November next, the valuable tract of Land belonging to the Katate of Mra. E. M. Rice, deceased, in 1,31>0 Acres, 8? ore or Less. bounded by lands of S. M. Rice, B. D. Gulp, Mrs. Sallio Wilburn, Jesse Sparks aud Enoreo River. Said tract will be divided iuto eight or moro tracts, to suit purchasers, a plat of which can be seen n*tho Law office of Steedmnn Sr. ltawls. , TERMS OF SALE,?One-third Casli, the balance in one, two, and three years, with interest from day of sale, to be secured y&bond and a mortgage on the premises. ' ' K. It. RAWL8, Ex'r of Will of E. M. Rice, doo'd. Oct 11 41 4t Sale of Land. ' I WILL sell at pubHo auction, on Salesday in < November next, immediately after theSherifTs Sales, all that tract of la*d in Cross Keys Town- 1 ship, bounded by lands pf Mary E. Gist, Jno. R. Minter, W. G. W. Going, Isaao Murphy and 1 I. L. Bobo, containing three hundred and one acres, more or less, it being part of tho John < Bishon lnndo The land will be divided into two tracks, plats 1 of which will be exhibited on day of Sale. TtiRMS: One-third cash, the balance on a ? credit of one and two years, payable in two equal annual instalments, with interest froin the I day of sale, the purchuscr to give Mortgago of the premises. Sold free of all incumbrance. c For further particulars apply to Messrs. ? Shaiul & Munro, at Union, C. II. I. L. BOBO, Oct. 11 41 ' 4t Warning to If uiitcrH. rpiIE undersigned herebv ?iv? nnti?--?? . O- 'P1"' _I_ man not to hunt upon their lands. Any person caught thus trespassing will be prosecuted to tho utmost extent of the law provided for 1 ueh cases. - C. H. R0BER80N, I MRS: M. L. GAGE. J P. M. COHEN, W. McLURK. 1 t HEPT^ohnson, SR. _ Oct 11. 41 d 4t " KEEP'S SHIRTS, T KEEP'S COLL A HS, , ] KEEP'S GLOVES, KEEP'S UMBRELLAS, For Sale by > t< RICE & McLURE. Oct 18 42 2( > . New I Desirable Fall and Winter Stock JUST RECEIVED JBY J.T. HILL'ift CO. WE respcctfullydhforro on# patrons and the public generally that our lafgo and well lelcctcd Stock of . FALL AND WINTER GOODS s in Store, and was purchased at a time when ;ood bargains wero to be had, and with the view >f pleasing the people of the County, both in IIVALITY AND PRICES. OUR STOCK CONSETS IN PART ,OE\'\ I)I1Y ao0ps, Ladies' Cloaks, 1 BOOTS J jiHOES. WE WOULD CALL F ARTICULAR ATTENTION T<} DDI $2,OOOjTOCK ?OF-*^ ; MEN'S ANDIOYS' CLOTHING, IVhtch we were induced lo buy bacouse of the sxtremcly low prices such goods sfcrre soiling at, md we propose to give our customers the beneit of our Bargains. & ** ?ALSO TO OUR? Complete Assortment of MEN'S AND BOYS'^HATS. WE i&VE A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, HARDWARE,,, TINWARE, CROCKERY,; &C. We simply ask an examination of our GOODS ind PRICES to convince the public of tho fact lhat they can save more money by purchasing Yoin us. . ' J. T. HILL & C6. , Oct 18 .* *" 11 MANABEftft OfftMTlftWr AT a meeting of the Board (^f Commissioners of Election for Union County, held on the 5th day of October, 1878,?present H. L. Ooss, Chairman, II. T. Gallman and Paul Austin?the following svere appointed Mauigers of Election at the different precincts for "* a: 1 held on the fifth (6th) day or1jb\ J** } 1878, for State, Congressional etnaa to Oovernor and LieutenantG?feraor7s9HPJ of State, Attorney Geiieral^ | |i^rnl, Trcasurcrtn^M^r General, a meipber of ^EUto Collator, IheAmembers of the V,.&e of' Representatives, a Judge of Probate, rtwmmi tTrmmissiotntn, three County Commissioners, and a Coroner : t fDraytoniille.?W. D. Alexander, Chairman, TnoTTias Set vice, Isaac Peeler. Timber IliJge.?John D. .Jefferles, Chairman, William Jonos and Noah Webster. % Wilkinsville.?Milton Patrick, Chairman, J. T. Wofford and A. P. Smith. Sarratt'e Store.?A. A. Sarratt. riminmnn W. 11. Hughes and John II. Gnllman. Ola nit/burg Mills.?F. W. Eison, Chairman, r. J. Orr, and L. K. Fowler. Kellsg's Mill.?T. N. Kelly, Chairman, J. M. Acock, I). B. Free. Hughes'.?W. K. Briggs, Chairman, Thomas Comer and W. O. Hughes. Suntuc.?Stephen Crossby,I Chairman, J. M. Carter, and C. E. Sims. Fish Dam.?W. T. Jeter, Chitlrman, James Hancock and W. M. English. I ? Goshen Hill.?A. K. Aughtri/ ( hajguian, J. B. Cofield and James Sims. ^ ? Cross Kri/s.?I). II. Sheldon, Chairman, Robert J. Retaill and Y. S. Hobo. < Jasper Gibbs'.?Dr. J. F. Norman, Chairman, 3. W. Lee and Nimrod Smith. Jonesville.?11. F. Kennedy, Chairman, W. II. I. Harris and J. K. Lindsay. i J Union.?Johu L. Young, Chairman, F. M. I 'arr and James Munro. ! The Chairman of the Managers of bach Prclinet are required to meet at Union1 C. II. on Saturday, October 10th. * Ity order of Hie Board, ' II. L. OOSS, C.'B. E. C. Oct. 18 42 2t GREAT INDUCEMENTS ?TO? BOY FURNITURE. WE offer our entire stoafc of furniture ?t gi-fttvly reduoed prices. Several 1'IHE PAIILOR AND CHAMBER SETS BEI.OW COST. 'All in need of Furniture woul<C do well to ske advantage of our low prices.^, W. K. WEST * CO. Oct. 11 41 ^ 4t % * J * ? . vrf SPECIAL TRADE Inducements! HEW FALL STOCK!! WE have on hand and to arrive the most complete Stock of general Merchandise wo have ever offered to the trade. Consisting of Domestics, Dress Goo?ls, Shawls, Cuss!meres, . Blankets and Flannels, Hid Gloves, Hosiery, White Goods, lluudkcrcliicfk- .. _ NEW FALL UNDERWEAR. ^GROCERIES T AND HARDWARE, BOOTS AND LSH 0 E;S. SPECIALTIES Lade's and Gent's custom Made ShoeE Gent's Hand-Hade Shoes. THE CELEBRATED STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS Alan nnr \'n Ml Sl.l.? 01(10 T If ? .1 Cuffs, at ?12 00 per dozen. Como and see us before purchasing clscwhen as we aro determined not to be undersold. lligliCNt market prices pni?l Tor C otton in Settlement of Ac< UOUlltM. GEE A HUMPHRIES. Oct 11 41 tf NEW ARRIVALS FALL AND WINTER GOODS :o: Stylish ! * Attractive ! ! Cheap! ! ife v * . * :o; ? Rice & McLurc / i & * ARE now ready to display to their Pafron tho uiost complete and Seasonable Stock c DRY BOORS!: FOOTS AND SHOES CLOTHING! HARDWARE GROCERIES, &c., &c., tliey crer brought to this Market an?l inTitc a inspection of them. WfiyfcWtTS IF YOU WANT BARGAINL RICE A McLIBE. E^^P'ww'w N N N i:e W WW \v N N N E WWWW N NN E'iE W \v ggo ooo opo ddi) <5r. g go o o o i) d 5 o o o o o i> d ?saa o go o o o d d a " ggg ooo ooo odd "sss Lowest Prices ?#? HONEST WEIGHTS AJJD MEffiES % . Highest Prices FOE COTTON! CAT^T^ ON foster & rams Sept 2f _ / 39^ tf Seed Oats! Seed Wheat 1 HIGHLY Improved, for tale. Apply a Foster & Wilkins' store, to C. R. ROBINSON. Oct. 4 40 tf t t The Great Bargain Storet^^^H UO WHERE YOU CAW I BUY THE !U< ^WM ?FOR THE?N LEAST *](&KY^H Spears & Colton'a^M IS THE PLACE. TIIEY ARE OFFERING 1 I EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS^^H Bargains in Prints. H Bargains in Dress Goods from 15c. up. Bargains in BIcacbcd Shirting from Co up. Bargains in Brown Shirting 5o " Bargains in Jeans from 15o up Bargains in Ticking 10c Iimrgums lu riuuueis " m? H Bargains in Unsays 15c BARGAINS IN CLOTHING! Bargains Hats from 40c up Bargains in Shawls 75c BARGAINS IN NOTIONS! Bargains in our celebrated 2 BUTTON *11) VI Bargains in our Ladies' Linen Ilandkercbielk % 5c Bargains in Hosery at 5 and 10c. perftlrt. Bargains in Neck Ties. ^ | Bargains in Coats, and Clark's Cotton at 5c a Bargains in Shoes?Women's Pegged at $1 I [ Bargains in Ladies' and Gent's Hand-Sewed Shoes?every "JAl/Vitrranted. BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, 111 is whispered about, and generally believed, that you can get better bargain^in this line of Goods from us than any other place. Wo havo f MANY OTHER BARGAINS, ^ to offer when you ceroo to seo us. All of which we will be pleased to show. We guarantee to duplicate any bill bought from surrounding . markets. All we ask is an examination of eur goods and prices. Capt. It. C. JOHNSON and J. A. FANT will extend a hearty welcome. SPEAKS ACOLTOX. Oct 4 40 - If .. * 1 S. W.Porter's 'JSIEW STOCK! ^ LOW PRICEI^ AND QUICK SALES. ^ t roff'fiASH OWT.V THE CHEAPEST . I) 11 Y JjOQsRS r? BOOTS AND SHOES, HA RDWARE ?AND? GROCERRIES, . "Caaba had ?tS.tVL Porter's Cheap Store,?for CASH ONLY* ?* . I Please don't ask for credit, aslfiWwry?^i4^^ pleasant to refuse it; but I sell too cheap te *1- ? ?* low a day's credit to iny best friends. S. W. POUTER. , . Sept 27 30 tf> * THE BUNCOMBE CLIPPER PLOW* AND TMPRftVPn ? A*Vf ? ii 1/ FEED O UTTER. IMaiiufHciurcd by . GIRDWOOD & MCLELLAN ASIIEVIU.E, N. C. millS Plow is pronounced one of the best now X made. Light draft, durability and perfect work, are its great recommendations. It is fast i becomming the favorite Plow in Western North Carolina. The Peed Cutter is the cheapest, simplest, most durable and easily worked Feed Cuttetf now in the market. Sample Plows and Feed Cutter can be seen by calling on. W. A. NICHOLSON, 8ept 5<7 R9 ______ Mltrit aw a ? _*<.?<?*? aift FOB COTTON. I AM prepared to make liberal Advances on. Cotton shipped by me to Charleston. Rep *2? 28 tf , Last Notice. ALL persons indebted to the firm of W. R. Rriggs & Co., are respectfully requested to settle on or by the 1st of November next* i after which all notes and account's, will be flv* n over to a Trial Justice for cotttatlon. T. A. TIN8LEY, Agent. Oct 11. 41 41. J