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Sheriffs Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to mcdirccted, i will sell, before Uuion Court House door, ou the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following property, to wit : All that tract of land belonging to Qeorge W. Hill, containing twenty-thsee hundred acres, more or less, lying on both sides of the 3. U. & C. Railroad, adjoining lands of John P. Sartor, John T. llill, James T. Jeter, and John P. Sartor again, and others ; levied on and to be sold as the property of GoorjclAV^ HHL .the suits oCS.^1. Diwkins, as'execulot ofAVm Dawkius, Administrator of C. S. Meng, R. A T. Sartor, as Executor, A. W. Cutmniugs, as successor of M. L. Nelson & Co., J. Nott Moore, W. J. T. Glenn and W. G. Austin, as executors, Charles Dolt, ns Administrator of 11 S. Gilliutn, Miss Eliza Scaife, J. T. Hill S Co., and John T. Hill, K. V. Harris, Administrator, and sundry others, against George W. Hill. The Homestead ol George \Y. Hill will be excepted in his sale. ALSO One tract of laud located in Union County, containing one hundred and twenty-nine acres, more or less, bounded by lauds of John H. Lit? tlejuhn, Win. Hughes Joshua Spears and J. J. Kendriuk ; levied ou and to be sold as the propx. .. erty of John H. Crocker, at the suit of Wm. U, Moorehead 1 ALSO All the interest that Thomas B. Pcuk aud Fannie Peak boa in about ninety acres of land, mors or less, located iu Sautuc Township, Union .. i iI lei by lunts o. t.'. Sf T ' i R. To'i\ and Prttme Peak, '?' . 1U1, unls of Jn&i Brothers. % \ 1 HO ^ One" tract of laud located1 in Uogansvillc Township Union County, containing Eighty-two acres, more or less, bounded by lauds of 1. 0. IJnjMu. A .a Smith, Lancaster and Samuel West; levied . n ind to t>e sold as the property of Joel Lcui.t.-.K-r. frt the suit of Executors of J. W. Rob.. A1.SO title wcad Wagon, levied on nnd to be soTd as the property of Daniel Howard, at the suit of CJ.iUK tiraut against Daniel Howard. AISO i will sell on l'uesday the third day of Dcccuihe next at the Gin House of John Black, in Union County, within the legal hours of IShelitPf .Sales, about fifteen hundred pounds weed "'.(ton; levied on and to be sold as the properly >f Robert Petty at the suiL of R. B. Foslet November 'Jth 187b. ALSO Oar Gold watch, levied on and to be sold as ? ^ the pioperty of Joseph P. Durnsides at the suit of U'ui. It. Davia. AI.SO One Rile lint Cotton levied on and to be sold as the nroperty of John W.'Tench, at the suit of L. lowry ic Son, under a Lien. It MACBETH, S. U. C. Nov. 1" 4(i lit Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Charles Bolt, as Clerk of Court. 1 ,. . ? rt ' ( Abstract of t 'i > i 1. >nj? im?1 'jtlicrJn J 1>er,c k > 1 it decree made iu this cose, . JL> s.rt-.ivl by Ihy flott. J. D. KeifrhnW, .ludje ItadjL* - presiding, at nre O urtnrTtfTTL'fisUlbtf " ' t ?2fl^ ''""n'y. ft1 Mirch term, 18.6, 1* will selLfllBre Union Court House door, on fhr fit u PiWtifrMn December next, within iuc legal - nSi ( sheriff Wales. th Mortgaged prem* 'sia mentioned in the complaint In this ctinfi wliereyn dalph Lemaster now lives : nt-.iuing ,V . fouMl'uanrc J and oi"1***" ncroC, more r levA.' ^luWwiu Wilk's place, at ti?e* su.t of Ch irl,? '^Trolt, Clerk of Court, against Charles 11. Long uni others. Terms of Sale : One-half of the purchase money to he paid in cash, the balance on a credit of one and two ^ears, with interest from the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money, with approved security, with interest, payable ami Italy until the whole he paid. Shcritf f will inake deed of the premises sold and deposit the same with the Clerk of this Court, to he by hiiu delivered only upon the payment iu full .>t the purchase money. rlt. MACBETH, S. U. C. Nw. 46 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the CourPof Common Pleas. Charles Bolt sis Administrator | ot .Joshua 1*. Dawkitis, | Judgment for deceased, J foreclosure vs. j of Mortgage. Sanli Dawkins and others, j r)Y virtue of an order, from tlie Hon. J. B. J Kershaw, Judge presiding, at the Court of Common l'ieas, for Union County, ?Iatc<l Kith day of March, 1873, I will sell before Union Cou,t House door, within the legal hours of 3he. ' sales, on the first Monday in December lie..', all the balance of the tinct of hind descrim J in the proceedings in this action, belonging i<> the estate of Joshua P. Dnwkins, derea -I, located in Union Connty, on Thickcty vViiUWg about sixteon hundred and ' >?\ve" ly-eight fltfres, more or less, l>oun<lcd by dan.is of Noah Webster, John 1). Jefleriea, Willi i '.'fecner, John Mnbry. Wiley l.ittlejohn and the lliver liuad ; said lands will be divi I i lot i several tracts, with plats shown on t: ::iv i * lie describing each tract. Sold as tin; on. \ of the estate >d' Joshua 1'. Dawki '> order of the Court in this case. Tonus of Sale : I'tn-iond the purchase money to tie paid in eas i, ihe balance on a credit of one and two ye.* , r uiol install cms. with interest from j?>- the 11,\ (' sale, at the rate of seven per cent. per .ni.iiiii ; purchasers to give bond ntul a iiioiopug" of the premises to secure the balai ce of tin pun huse' money. U. MACBETH, S. U. C. Nov. 1 *i 4(1 8( * IfOCNE AND LOT FOU S A JO , r oi'V'id for sale the House and l,ol formerly L bel oi ;ing to M. B. Friedbcrgcr. The Lot coii'ains over half an acre, and has on it n well of Hie t> it water in town, .Stables and Kitchen, 12s. The I ntse has 8 finely finished rooms, and is ^ *)in exec' >nt repair, App'j to inc at I'. M, ('i)1i?m's Store. .JOSIilMl STRAUSS. Oct 13 12 lm VRESH MACJKERAL, so CENTS PER KIT. . 15. F. RANVLS'S CHEAP STORE, No, 1, East Union, Not 1T? 4C tf L\ Judge of Probate's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. Charles Turner anil others by "J their Guardian, ad litem, I Petition for ?. } Joseph Turner Administrator j Partition. Jauies Douglass, Admin'r. J BY virtue of a decree of the Probate Court made in this case, dated the 8th of Noveni1 bcr, 1878, I will soli before the Court House door, in Union County, on Salesday in December next, for partition between the l'laintitfs and 1 Dcfcnduut, Joseph Turner, the following dck scribed tract of lund, to wit: All that tract of land, located in Goshen Ilill township, containing one hundred and sixteen acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Hsbt. lieaty, J. T. Douglass, nnd Douglass & Ittce. 1 will also sell at tho same time and place,for partition uuiougst the distributees of Tar ncr, deceased, the following described tracts of land, to wit: One tract of land, located in Goshen llfll township, containing one hundred and fifiy-tvo acres, more or less, bounded lands of J. I'. Douglass mkI D. P. Duncan. One other tract of land, located in Goslufi' Hill C 5,-hip. containing seventyninc acresJ more c.? ^ -oitiuled by lands of J. one aou t woj e.r, .u equal instalments, wiln'intcrcst on each | instalment from the of salo; the purohnsers 1 to giTe a bond nitb sureties and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. Purchasers to pay for Deeds. JOS. F. GIST, Judge cf Probate. > Nov. 13, 1878 4ti 8t_ Judge of Probate's Sale. The State of South Carolina, BO UNTY OF UNION. In tlJeTtowrt ???Prob%te. John R. Jeffries, as Adminis-") Sale of trator of llanilctt Jeffries Real Estate is. | to aid Ellen belfries and others. J Assets. Bl' virtue oT a deerue of the Court of Probate made injthis case, dated the 8th day of November 1878, 1 will sell before the Court llouse door, in Union County, on Salcsdny in December next, the following described tract of land ; sold on application of John R. Jefferics, Administrator of Hamlet Jcffcrics, to pay the debts due by his said intestate, to wit: All that tract of land belonging to the estate of liutnlel Jeffries deceased, containing Two hundred and forty-two acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Samuel Snrratt, I F. Wofford, Nathaniel Jeffries, homestead of Hamlet Jeffries, and others, upon the following terms, to wit: One-third of the purchase money to be paid iu cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years, in two equal instalments, with interest from the day of sale, the purchaser to give boud ami a llinl-tcranrn |,C I li? r,> ?.?.In anniti-n 11. n balance of the purchase uiouev. JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate. Nov. 8th 1878. 40 3t The State of South Carolina,. udgc of Probate in Union County. f - \\j a itncs McKuwn hath made suit VY to ruo to ir aut him Letters of AdminisJ it . n of the I ite and effects of JOl^i MeI KOV The. at. n, < fore to cite and admonish all and singular tn? kindred and creditors of the said JOHN McKOWN deceased, that they he and appear before tuc, in the Court yf Probate to be held at Union Court House on tho eighteenth day of November* 1878, next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clofll in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be grauted. Given under my hand, this second day of November Anno Domini 1878. JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate. Nov. 8 4-? The State of South Carolina. COUNW OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. 11V JOS. F. Gl?>?, Judge of Probate in Union k% *'* .. County. Ay HKRIJAS, N. 11. Kison, hath made YV suit to me to grant him Letters of AdminisnrMiou of the Estate and effects of J. JBFF. MABRY. ' ( These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish tiff and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said J. JEFF. MABUY, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Cotyt of Probate, to tie held at Union Court llonse cm the twentieth day of November inst.,ncxtafter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the saiif Administration should not lie granted. (ii VPII lltlilfit* ttiv lit) nr) i liia f Itixd /low a f V/\ ? "W ? " ? ??V ? "Wvciuber, Anno Douiini 1878. JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate. NovjB 45 'Jt BUGGIES! BUGGIES!! CHEAP AND SERVICEABLE! rnilE undersigned is receiving a consignment L of the superior Moggies Manufactured by the Columbus Buggy Co., at Columbus, Ohio, ' which he proposes to sell at factory prices with freight added, for cash, or noto with approved security, paynblo 1st Oct. 1870, W'm. A. NICHOLSON. Oct. 25th 1878. 4:1 4jt_ A Warning. I HEREBY warn all persons from hiring or harboring my Ward Sena .Murphy without my consent. Any person hiring or harboring said Sena, niter this notice will be prosecuted 1 to the extreme of the law. JACK BANNER, Guardian. Nov. 1 45 3t Ladies' Fancy Cloaks. J HAVE just received a lot of fashionable I.a. dies' Cloaks, which I offer very low down, for Cash. S. W. I'ORTER. Nov H 4") If Ladies' Shoes. A LARGE assortment of the very best made Shoes of all sizes, styles and prices. None cheaper in town,' S. W. PORTER. Nov H t 4<r? tf ~ + FOR NILE. 1 OFFER for sale my HoutC and Lot in the Town oflUnion. * F. H. COUNTS. Oct, 43 31* J Be ? 1 -l* Hi. ! ! I I.g C. D. Pauk. W. W. Foreacre. i C. D. PAGE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF A CHEMICAL WATER FLUME, WOOD BURNED LIME.; J THE Uudersigned having lenaed the Lime Works and Kiln, known as the LIMESTONE SPRINb?J?> LIME KILTVS, are manufacturing a superior quality of Lime for Agricultural and Building purposes, which they offer to the Farmers and Builders of Uniou County, at the following. VERY LiOW PRICES: Agricultural Lime, (at Kiln) 10 cents pe bushel. Building I.iine, on board cars, 00 cents per barrel. Properly used for Agricultural purposes, this Lime would save the Farmers of Union thousands of dollars annually. Address, C. 1>. PAGE A CO., JN Limestone Spri^TLA <?. TtJ NEW \li\UjMm FALL ANu WINTEinpSDS! Stylish! Attraotlve^^tSfeap-! I! " Rice & Mcjjiiite Awi now ready to display to th?r Pi&jjLiiS j the most complete and Scasonale DRY GOODS!" BOOTS AND SHOES! CLOTHING j HARDWARE! GROCERIES, &c., &c., they ever brought to this Market and innte au inspection of them. WE DELIGHT IN SHOWING OUR GWDS CALL OS US IF YOU WAST BARGMNS. KICK A McIiVKS. Oct 10 41 nx x kick w w \v x n x k w ww w y x x x kk w ww w w x n x 1: wwww n xx w w (i () O <> O I> 1? 'Vw. g g o <) o o i) 1) c s ,'?.v ggu ooo ooo ]>1)d ?.sss <f ?AT? Lowest Prices! > ! HONEST WEIGHTS AND MEASURES! ? -* . Highest Prices ^ ^ - EUR OqTTON! ? C! A I jI> <>:x | FOSTER & WILMS. Sept 517 *{'? tf J."B. P0RTER'S| Furniture Store. ?AM now receiving a now Lot of all kinds of most substantial and elegant Furniture, which I propose to sell UNCOMMONLY CHEAP, "T 7* 4 * * > d?1 A. * " -m.- r Ji. 3L Attached to my store 1 have fitted up a work shop for the purpose of ( REPAIRING FURNITURE of all kinds in the most workmanlike and substantial manner. 1 propose to make old Sofas, hairs, Bureaus, Withstands, Kc., look like now, nt the very lowest price. Try me and be convinced. J. B. I'ORTEP. * Oct 11 41 lm.' Execute rs' Notice. VI,l. Tel-sons indebted to the Estate of -A. War l, deceased, will please tnitke pnyment t to th% undersigned by the first of December next. 4 I Also, persons holding claims against the 1 Estate will present them, properly proven, by 4 the time above mentioned. B. WARD, ** R. W. I,EM ASTER. Oct. 25 43 4t n T. H. OAJN NON & CO-, SPARTANBURG, S. 0. HEADQUARTERS F O R D/\Arrci Dyjyj L o, SHOES, i CLOTHING, HATS ijgf. AND GENT'S fc PUNISHING GOODS . W-r abo-rc Palmcttu Hotel. Oct 11 ' 41 Cm* feW GOODS':' NEW GOODS n at P M. COHEN'S :o: I HAVE IN STORE AND ON THE WAY ?A LARGE AND? A.TTRAQXLYE. STOCK OF GOODS. ItOLUIlT AT^ XIU;.. W?WEST PttlCfiT,' jfflfftT 'I' TT j\ rI"' T IT TTT A TV T1 tfA ? l."1 T. T. r? TJT 17' A ? :o: LADIES DRESS GOODS, Calicoes, Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Flannels,'^Jeans, Cassimeres, &c., &c., :o: . ?i?A FULL LINE OF , B<SUIL? Suspenders^ Tics, &c. ^ ^ ? LADIES AND MEN'S IL^tS?^" IS LARGE VAitWTYT" Notions, Hardware, Crockery, Cutlery, Pistols, Groceries, &c., &c., :0: BOOTS AND SHOES, .A. FINE -A-SSOItrrMJEIVT, WHICH I WILL SELL AT MUCH LOWER PRICES THAN THEY WERE EVER SOLD AT BEFORE, EITHER IN UNION OR ANY OTHER TOWN. . . :0: GENT'S Ready-Made Clothing,. AND FURNISHING GOODS;! AND B08T8 AND SHOES A SPECIALTY., GALL AND SEE IY PRICES. Pr M. COHEN. Sept 27 39 tf Notice of Pinal Discharge. ^ THE BUNCOMBE BY permission of Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of _ _ - ___ Probnto for Union County, 1 will, on Sutur- CL I P P E R X X< 0 Yl lay, the 30th day of November, 1878, make mjf ' * vjn IMDnnVFH final return as Administrator of the cstnto of AiND J.Mr\KU\ VjL) Annie Bentley, deceased, and apply for my dis- jr jrj U T T E U ? :hargc as Administrator of said estate. All persona having demands against said es- MttlinfaClUI'ftd l?y talo, must present them to nic, properly attesteJ, piDniAf (lH (1 9. M P I C I I A II on or before that day, or they will he forever Wl?lU tff U <J 13 OC ul V L C L L n R barred ; and nil persons indebted to 6aid estate ASIIEVILLE N. C. must make payment by that time ' F. It. CUDD, Adm'r. rilHIS Plow is pronounced one of the best now Nov 1 44 4t -L mu le. I.ight draft, durability and perfect work, n: e it3 great recommendations. It is fust * ar a warn; a fi uiunitAu ;*i/tnecomnnng tno lavorite l'low in Western North X-T*V "k A ,,V ?ur..;ia?. -*. M. 'i\j0 p,u(j Cutter !e the cheapest, simplest, 1AM prepared to make liberal Advance* on ni-^st durable and easily worked Feed Cutter Cotton shipped by mc to Charleston. nc v it tV rnurket. ^ 11. F. RAM I.S t via at; ! I ted .'title/ c* . ' s -en by Sep tO 28 i. lend:, on. Ladies' Misses and Children'3! y0] x' KlCiI ~(!,m PHILADELPHIA MADE SHC^tt? g 4 y ~ \ ? ? Stylish, and Warranted to Wear Well- ' p ^ ^ r.^wu to ' Atfery Low Priew, at 1 U d.-a? u. * RICK a McLUItlVS 1 " 8. A. i O* ... Oct 11 42 tf I Nov 8 44 it / n / j/ r /