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Mrs. Grant's / FALL i WINTER Millinery. ; * F WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of \ _L Union that 1 have just received a very supo- ! rior etoek. of FASHIONABLE MILLINERY j | ?OF THE? I * YItttY I.lTi:ST STYLUS, i COXSISTlXO OF I TST.AOTT C2TT TT TTT7IT T7Tnrt1 U1JJIV. V IJJU V Flowers, Feathers, ltibbons, c \ civet and Silk Trimmings. ' PATTEHX HON NETS AND HATS, \ Ladies Kid Cloves, e Veiling: and Neck Tics, T ".clti-iiK ( onibim, Ac., Ac. <i Having purchased my goods at reduced J", prices, 1 invite Ladies to call and examine my STOCK, as I feel confident 1 can please them oither ia style, quality or price. ^ CALL llKPORE TIIEY ARE ALL SOLD. ? ^ .? HUS. VI. OR A XT. J Nov 1"? 40 tf | FENCE LAW ELECTION. 1 VITU1TTEN application for a vote under the >V late Fence-law act, having been made t to the Hoard of County Commissioners for .1 Union Canity by seventy-live taxpayers in each TmvtiulitiiM iif liiiion. l'i-hdam. Santue. Goshen llill, 4>ugausvillc, Joiicsvillc, Cross Keysaud Piiickuey who ylesirc to sulstilutc ^ the fencing of ."stock in lieu of fencing of the J crops, an election is hereby ordered to be liclil ' in each of the sunt townships of Union, Fishdaui, Sanaic, Goshen llill, Hngansville, Jones- ] ville, Cross Keys and I'inckney, on Tuesday, the Seventeenth day of December next, between the hours of 8 A. M., and 4 L\ M., at the places hereinafter mentioned, for the purpose of deter- ' mining whet her such township will adopt the fene ' ing of stock in lieu of the fencing of crops, under the provisions of the act of the General Assem bly of this State passed for that purpose June i 7, 1877. At such election, all who favor nchange i in the present law, for their township, shall deposit a printed or written ballot with the words 'Fencing of Stock" thereon, and all who are opposed to a change in the present law will dcT^sit a ballot upon which shall be printed or written tlie words "Fencing of crops." Immediately upon the close of the election, the Managers of election shall count Uic votes and make return thereof within two days thereafter to the Hoard of County Commissioners. All i qualified electors of the township are entitled j. to vote at such election. ^J For Union Township,, the election sl^ptl lie ^-licld at Union C. II. ** JAir Fishd&tn (owus'iP> it ^ "Maui ' . m " ^owns'.Mp, at Kc..^<flU i. * ^ ill. 1* y For Hogansvilc township, nt*tfa?pcr trfeliS. h For Sainuc township, at Snntuc. ~ j. For Goshen llill township, irt Goshen Hill. v For Cross Keys, at Cross Keys. p The Managers of election will be ann:unccd j hereafter. ] Hy order of the Hoard of Count v Commission- a crs. WI bid A M HILL, Clerk. November l itli 1S78. l<> The State of South Carolina. cy COUNTY OF UNION. \ In tlic Court of Probate. HV JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate in Union v L . . .. ... . _ ....... i B To'KliZftbctli Met ollough, .Margnroe oanicrs 1 ^ Bgrfth'^bbr Lofftl I loirs nml ! ,-^fc - J^^OUrt^hmd>y required to appear nt (lie r- A Court of tlrobato, t? > ? hidden nt Union u jTTVui.?i a?t Union County, ??? the fivgf ^ Monday of Februnry, A. 1>. lS7'd, to show cause, --if any.you enn, why the Ileal I'stnle of dohn McKmvn, deceased, situate in said County adjoining lands of 0. W, Lemnstcr, Austin Taylor ' and Ralph I-eniaster, and containing four hundred acres, described in the petition of dames AioKown, d. W. McKown, Martha Sanders and c Mary tJcorgc, on tile in nty office, should not be ' divided or sold, allotting to.said dames McKown. I. H. McKown, Martlia Sanders and Mary tJeorge, each, one-seventh thereof, and the re- ' niaining three-sevenths in equal portions to *' the said I'li/aheth McCollottgh, Margaret (Sladen ' and Sarah Cohh. i (iiven under my hand and Seal, this eigh- " teenth day of November, in the year of '? our Lord one thousand eight hundred and 1 seventy-eight, and in the one hundred and J ^.thiv l year of American Iiidependanee. ^ \ JOSK1MI F. (51ST. / j sual V Judge of I'rohntc. j! To the Drfenil'i))!.*. Klixabelli McCollougli, Margaret tiladden and Sarah Cobb. Take notice that the summons in IhU action, j. of wliicli the foregoing is a copy, and (lie position therein referred Ia, were tiled in the ollice of the Judge of I'rubato for Cnion County, on tlie 1 Hil? day of November. A. I>. IN7S. j Cnion, S. ('., November lSth IHJH. SI I Wis \ MCNT.O. ; Atloni'ys for I'elit toners. ! . Nov 22 17 tit j J Tlic Stale of South Carolina, cou.vrr or ix/ox. In 1 lie('ourt of Prolia 1c. I lis I'arle ) ration for I Martha Mabry i Homestead. "VTOTICB is liereby given that Martha Mabry J. 1 uas this d 13' tiled her petition in the Court of I'robate, Praying that a home.*!end exemption in the Ileal and peisonal INtate of her husband, J Jefferson Malay, may beset otr to her ami the children of the raid J. Jefferson Mabry. Cnion Court llou?e, ) JOS. I". (MST, , November C 1I1, ls>7S. 1" Judge of Probate. Nov. 22 ' 17 It* n?>a* jO'TIM' f >r s lie my ilon-o and I. t in the. - Town <d' Union. j V, 11. corms. o 1. T> 11 .it Sheriff's Sales. 13 V virtue of Sundry Rxcculions tonic direct* _L3 1 will soil, before Union Court House do* on tho first .Monday in December next, witli the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the followi property, to wit : All that tract of land belonging to (Jeorge Hill, containing tweuty-threc hundred ueri more or less, lying on both sides of the 3. U. Id. Railroad, adjoining lands of John 1*. Sari* John T. Hill, James T. Jeter, and John 1'. 3.' ior again, and others ; levied on and to be *<j is the properly of George) \V. Hill, at tho su )f 3. M. l) twkins, as executor of Wm Dawkit Vdiniuistrator of C. 3. Meng, It. A 1'. Sartor, ICxecutor, A. W. Cuinmings, as successor of i h. Nelson ? Co., J. Nott Moore, W. J.T. (.let *nd W. G. Austin, as executors, Charles llolt, Vdiniuistrator of It. 3. Gilliam, Miss Kli icaifo, J. T. Hill & Co., and John 'i'. Hill, V. Harris, Administrator, and sundry othci igainst (ieorge \V. Hill. The Homestead 1 eorge VV. Hill will bo excepted in his sale. ai.so Due tract of laud located in Union Count obtaining one hundred and twenty-nine acre aore or less, bounded by lands of John 11. I.i lejohn. Vi lli, lllu/hes Joshua Snrnihn ninl -I liuudrick ; levied on mill ii> he sold as the pro rty of Julia I!, ('rocket', at the suit of \V;?. ( loorehoad., A l?SO All the interest that Thomas 15. lVak an 'iiuttic Peak has in about ninety acres of Is," tore or less, located in Santuc Township, Unio 'ounty, bounded by lands of J. C. Sartor, T. . OTTTTS, J^l,? U.' _ .< | .,, . - _ J u .11 | irogcry ; levied on and to be sold as the pro] rty of Thoains II. Peak and Pauuie Peak, t lie suits of West Brothers. AI.SO One tract of land located in Bogansvil 'owuslup Union County, containing Kighty-tv crcs, tuorc or less, bounded by lands of i. < logon, Asa Smith, Lancaster and Samuel Wes cvied on and to be sold as the property of Jo .cmnstcr, at the suit of Executory of J. \ lobo. A t. so One Load Wagon, levied on and to be sold : lie property of Daniel Howard, at the suit 'antes Grant against Daniel Howard. A 1.80 I will sell on Tuesday the third day of 1) iOtnbcr next at the Gia House of John Blue n Union County, within the legal hours Sheriff's Sales, about fifteen hundred poiin iced Cotton: levied on and to be sold as t woperty of llolwrt Petty at tho suit of 11. Foster. November lit It 1878. A1.SO One Gold watch, levied on and to be sold he property of Joseph P. llurusiJcs at the si jf Win. It. Davis. AI.SO One Hale lint Cotton levied on and to be so i\s the property of John W. Tench, at the s: of L. D. Mowry & Son, under a Lien'. kvmac!u:tn, s.'u. c. Nov. 15 *40 31 Sheriff '? Solo. Tito State of South Carolina ' COC\TV O/ ' IXIOX. Tn t}M Court of Common Plcn Charles Bolt, as Clerk of Court, "1 \t><tmot i Charles 11. (Long and others. J Oecie. I)V virtue of a decree made in this ca It signf't' [Jon. J. 11. Kershaw, Jtul jr Union County, at ManjV etCoimnon Pic ell before Union Cyurt 7? . f a rj loiulay in Decembers next, within tiie log! ours of .Sheriff's salJK, the Mortgaged prcn <es mentioned in tliCTComplnint in this aclioi Si croon Ralph Lcmastcr now lives, contninin niir It nnd rod nitil oitrht v fiorpn ntiiro or 1a?h mown ns Wilk's plnco, at the suit of Chart* Jolt, Clerk of Court, against Charles R. I.oti n 1 otlicrs. Terms ol Sale: One-half of the purchase money to he pni*l i ash, the balance on a credit of or.e and tv 'ears, with interest from the day of sale, it mrclmser to give bond and a mortgage of tl trcmiscs to secure the balance of the purchnt noney, with approved security, \fith ii>*jrcs mvablc annualy until tlic wliolc bojiaid. villunake ilcetl of the premises Jtild^^ Jw iPiSfcc same with th?*C^erk *e PWi'*1l,r'' ) djelivored only upon the payment i fii ii 4uuy*4**^rerr>1*1 ?y X <r It. MACBETH, S. U. (\ _N<V 9, 1878 ' 40 -R Sheriff 's Sale. The State of South Carolina, tcorxrr of fx/ox. In tlny'Ovsupt of Common J?lcas 'har'es bolt as Administrator ) oi Joshua P. Dawkins, | Judgment foi deceased, J- Force I (Wire vs. | of Movf ygo larah Dawkins and others. J I> V virtue of an order, from the llofl^i I ) Kershaw, Judge presiding, at the ? 'ommrni Pleas, for Union Comity, dat." lay of March, IK78, I will sell before 'V a if \nirl House door, within (tie legal hours dierill"* sales, on the first Monday in Dcccmbi icxt, all the balance of the tract of 'and d cribed in the proceedings in this action, bcloti ng to tlie estate of Joshua P. Dawkins, d eased, located in Union County, on 'J'hiekei 'reek, containing about, sixteen hundred a: wenty-oight acres, more or1 less, bounded 1 amis of Noah Webster, John D. Jefleries, Wi iam Crocker, John Mabry. Wiley l/ittlcjobn ai lie (Jrecn River Road ; said lands will be <1 ided into several tracts, with plats shown < lie day of sale describing each tract. Sold he property of the estate of Joshua P. Pa\ ins, by order of the Court in this ease. Terms of Sale : Cue-third of the purchase money to be po n cash, the balance oil a credit of one ami l\ ears, in e<|u r 1 in tali. en:.-, with interest fro lie day of sale, at I lie rate of seven per en n :iii 11 iiin : |'iirci >i*ns in give >ii i iiihi nurlgnjrc of |lie 1 rcmi--<s lo secure the l.alun if the purchase iiihiicv. I!. MAI'UI'Til, fv V. <\ Nov. 1 "? -I :'t FANCY GROCERIES. <: \rsixs, M..vnx/>s, CCH I! I x rs, c/ri:<>xs. c//i/:s/:, i en i ('h~:: a / VI AT J' CAX/ULS, sir. i/o.v.v, * t muxes, n vsr/ns, Mixci:i> mkat. rx nri.K, forrrn M/.wrs, c.ixxrn rnrir, i Fti.rr u:r Sohl hvlow Sj'.'.i; iiilinrg p.iii ' v 15. K. ss'.wv r.s. at Vi, I. IV-1 I'nimi. 1* !<', If Jndge of Probate's Sale. ,! ' The State of South Carolina, "" COUNTY OF UNION. nB yv In the Court of Probate. us, Charles Turner ami others l>y ) & llieir Guardian, ml litem, j Petition for >r, ! ir- Joseph Turner Administrator | Partition. ild ! James Douglass, Adiuiu r. J ii?i ! . v % -. * ? - i |-?l inue 01 a decree ol Ilu? Probato i IS; 13 iii:ulo in this case, dated tlie 8th of Novcm- j : her, 1 will sell before the Oourt House j v | door, in Union County, on JSalesdny in Decern" | bcr next, lor partition between tiic i'laintil's and 1 j Defendant, Joseph Turner, tbc following do-I zu j scribed tract of land, to wit : | All that tract of land, located in Goshen Hill sj township, containing one hundred and sixteen " , tic res, more or less, bounded by lands of iluht. I Meaty, J. T. Douglass, and Douglass & Mice. I will also sell at the same time and plaee. for y, , paititiou amongst the distributees of .)! 1,. Turs, j tier, deceased, th?0bllowing described tracts of it- land, to wit: J. One tract of land, located itfi Goshen Hill p- towusliijt, containing one liumlrc and iifty-two actc<, more or less, hounded by ands of J. T. Douglass and D. 1?. Duncan. / ( no other tract of land, localttl in (/oshcu id ' Hid t unship, containing seven y-niniiacres, k I more or le?s, bounded by lands of I. i'. Ifntgluss ,n and D. P. Duncan. ' Terms of Sale; j ? 1'" in cash, the balance "ov ^ froTiT ot ~rrr,\\ II year, in equal instalments, with interest on cftdi instalment from the day of sale; the purchases to give a bond with sureties and a mortgagebf le the premises to secure the balance of the pis* ,o chase money. Put crs to pay for Deeds. * JOS. F. 01 ST, t; Judge of Probate, el Nov. 1". 1878 40 ' 8t| Judge of Probate's Sale.- * The State of South Carolina,1 co {.wry of cm ox. , 0 In the Court of Probate, * John It. Jeffries, as Adminis- | Salclcf ,c tiator of liamlett Jeffries j Meal lit ate ? vs. I to nW js F.llen Jeffries and others. J Asset", he | 1 > V virtue of a decree of the Court of lYobatc j;. ! 1 > made iii'tbis ease, dated the 8th day if No, vetnber 1878, I will sell before the Court House | door, in Union County, on Salesday in Dfccui,xs . her next, the following described tract of land : jj( sold on application of John It. J cileries. Administrator of Hamlet Jefferios, to pay the debts due by bis said inflate, to wit : All that tract of land belonging to the estate '''' of Hamlet Jeffries doccascd, containing Two at hundred and forty-two acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Samuel Sarralt, 1 F. Wof- | ford, Natlianie! JellVics. homestead of liuinlct Jefi'ries, and others, upon the following tortus, to wit: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of one anil two years, in tv:o equal instalments, with interest "from-the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond [S, anu :i mortgage 01 nie premises iu secure iu? balance of the purchase money. .. | > )f jos.Fjfcal Judgo of IVooa'.e. Nov. Sth 1878. 4(j -'it igo Sheriff's Sale. as rpi . ;c4-o.of JsJrvilt.il. ;! Iii [lie Court of Common.J*Vsas. >, y? j V; Co.,jf ) Judgment for g ,t y' foreclosure *' Jamc* " . V.ytliers J of mortage. l)Yvi. "* f be I Inn. .1. J>." Kcr" J. I sliaw, .1 augi..' '* < ourl at |'om111011 I'loas, forit'JV1'. 0 . Ay'11 Icrm, 1878, I will sei]|UF*kVnon ' J'"" '-Vs0 n 011 the first-Mo^Sy no At. within ,0 tlie legal hours OBSU<??, l!,c following ic Jocc:li1iC(l t]iortCil?P^ J? it All that tract ** ET'ii,,c on,Vi]"? West iC Side of Tvsrer 1U%?\ P "lon qpW">V opining t. six hundred add V \*crc*-mwe'ovJ Js,, ad* ;>!> '" liilir^jay.Tlie osItto fni^^ojiiisoii ^JKefVwlverlo tIsciT and to be ??i,Ll jt roperly of*Jumos < iii, .^^JolnisoR and Willi i, v Johnson, .fcjtd ^Hr?s, at tlie suit of J. 1'.* 11* iC*Co. \ * ' _ *ERMS OF SALE.?Onc-lilf cash. tiie-,Calanccon a crc-lit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by a bond. ? mortgage from I be purchaser of 1 hqj?rcny to secure ibe balance a*Wio pmvR.^W ? October 10, 1878. V/ . Not 14 -^Notioe f 4 I.L pcronsThaviirjin^Kds ngam?PrtH> Esi"V talc of Margaret II. lnphop, decease^ arc requited to present tliem tome for paymtiit at once at (be law ol!M& of Sbiiiid & Munr); to [>. which place I will iiinlcc a final settlement of of the said Estate on Satin day ii ornim*, Deonibor ih ! -8, 1878. U. v. CIST, Adn'r. in Nov. lo Iii 7t "y PAINTS AND VARNISHEfc. ?" I'AINT 15 HIS | IKS. ] ~ j mures AND MEDICINES, ; HOARS. SNEi r. j < I! EM I Mi AND SMOKINC 'ft >EAd": :>i ' j a fine 1 or 111*ci:ockf.;;\ , .;i in. j TIN W A HE, W( 10DEN W \ HE j IIAKl)\V A11E, .IFCS, ,J \ US .SDN :j. For sale very low I.y 55. J-'. IC.VIJXfvj. )M u\*.r:5 5/i <; kiwi: amis. IIS , V- SI.A MS AND Ml DDI.INCS. M At'K F.1IF.K, hick, flout., ill I,ADD. vol < Ol'.N M KAI. AND MOKASSKS. 'in KivSd clicaiXT liiaa over. S>.v ,1. IK 1'. HAWKS, a al No. 1, Fust Union, ce Nov 1"? '1<> If j OILS. | l.iNsF.FD. K F.I'OS F.N IK 11AII \ F.SS, Al AC H AC. . SWF.F.T, CASi'OIS, AND I rni'F.N I INIK So 1.1 ( liciij* I.y Si. l\ IS 1 WI.S. * Nov. r. 4>; if >, _ j Ladies' Shoes. I ^ KAI'.CF. assortment. of I lie very host nmile j i V Shoes of all sizes, styles ami priec*. None cheaper in Iowii, ? ?. W. rOHTKIl. N..v H i:, if FRESH MACKERAL, ho ? i.i'i:u i> i r. At R. v. s ri!i: \r ; roiu:. N<>. I. tvo- i I nioii. Vnr 1*. tf, If 'T. II. 0 AKNON & 0O , SPARTANBURG-, S. G. ? HEADQUARTERS F <> BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS FURNISHING1 GOODS. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSU P. M. COHEN'S :o: kv I HAVE IN STORE AND ON THE WAY ?A LARGE AND? ATTRACTIVE STOCK .OF GOODS. M AT Tin: LOIVI'ST PHIC^. AXI) T IX A T I 31 1-: ,V IV T O H E EL CHEAP. ^ ' :?: LADIES DRESS GOODS, Caljcoes, Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Flannels, ^Jeans, Cassimeres, &c., &c., ?. . ? ' :o: ' &?A FULL LINE OF aifM'TC nnnvjnni? ninTiimn my consent. Any person hiring or harboring now in llie market. said Sena, after litis notice will be prosecuted Sample l'lows and Feed Cutter can be seen by to the extreme of the law. calling on. JACK DANNT.R, fiitnrdinn. W.A.NICHOLSON. Nov. 1 l"> dt Sept '21 no :;m Ladies' Fancy Cloaks- Xow su|>g>!y I lAVIi.it; t r'Ctived a 1 ?t ot ft hi- ..able 'a- i ii" all kinds of I ry Goods, Crouii .? e., to r i-'s" ( iu.?;. . wl.ieli 1 i 11 r verv 1 w ' -vnf X " he s -!d cheap for c>??", at for Cash. M. \v! I'Olt l'Kli. i * M. \V. I ? Lll H. SV<i 4* tf I Not S 41 If * J u r? i y jijjaij i iuiidij uuu i mu u, . t&l* 1 %^hirts, Swcks^* * /, V^..r . t - mjsMFJk - ^3Rj?r * 'v>?* L A DIES AND MEN'S HAts^??^ IN LARGE V4JWMBTY; Notices, H^rdwaro, Crockery, Cutlery, Pistole, Groceries, &c., &c.^ " ;Q; B O O T S A N I) S H O E 8, J--2 rvio ^.ww<>:is,rx"'>iii:Tvrr, WHICH I WILL SELL AT MUCH |*Q W? R PRICES THtJL*-. W THEY WESEr EV^RSOLB AT BEFORfe, ^ EITHHR^K'^NlSW OTr'i'i?fgi?^tfet^ n-rowmrcf rn urjr-j ? o Xiwau^-i?ia.u.t5 uiuiumg, a ni) f it it a i suing g 001 >s! m 380t8 ai-a shoes a specialty. CALL AO SEE IY HHCES. II*. >f. COHEN. Sep! 27 ?0 tf Notice of Final Discharge. THE B IN COMB E f )Y permission of Hon. Jos. 1'. Hist, Judge of ^ T Y 73 7) "ST1 7) 1)7 A TIT I > Probate for I ..ion County. I will, on Sat.u- O L 1 T T li A * LU W . $ ilny, tliCoOil. .lay of November, 1S7S, ninke my j A.N J) Illl'KOVED finnl vol urn ns A.lininislrnlor of llie estate of ^ i ^ , rT?, _ Annie lii'iillrv, dccen*od, nnd apply l?r my 'lis- C. - 1 .1 a I'.. 1% clinrjjp ns Administrator of said e-late. j ^luuiiA.SI'tlircil All persons having demands against said es- j . n n _ ? ? a ^ a a n tntc, mir-l present tliern to mo, properly attested, j (jjlHu ?7 j 4J (J &w MOLES. LAN on or before that <lny, or tl.ey v. ill be forever barred : nt. I tli persons in?lcl>tto said estate | ASIIKN I LI.]'}, N. (J. in it -1 make iriviiicnt by lis'* lime. < ... . ,. 1 |,. ... , j f IT HIS 1 low is pronounced oneof tlie best now # j j' ' | I made. bight draft, durability and perfect work, nre its great recommendations. It is fast * ftr bccoiuuiinz tbe ftivorilu l'low in Western North A Warning. cnn.ii??. IIItHMT.Y warn nil persons from hiring or The Feed Culler is Ibo cheapest, simplest, . harboring my Ward Sena Murphy without niost durable and easily worked Feed Cutter