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Mrs. Grant's ,fAI.L t WINTER / Millinery. 'I* WOULD respectfully inform flm l.nilios ?r A Union that I have just received a very superior Block of FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ?OP THE? VERY LATEST STYLUS, COXSISTIXG OF BLACK SILK VELVET, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Velvet and Silk Trimmings. PATTEIIX BONNETS AND II ATS, Ladies Kid Gloves, Veiling- and Neck Tics, NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS. ^fiickin^ontRSiSc!, Ac. Having purchased my goods at- reduced prices, 1 invite Ladies to call and examine my STOCK, as I feel confident I can please them either ia style, quality or price. CALL BEFORE THEY ARE ALL SOLD. i BUS M. GRANT. ' Nov lo 4t> tf FENCE LAW ELECTION. WRITTEN application for a vote under the late Fence-law act, having been made to the Board of County Commissioners for Union (\iu*ily by seventy-five taxpayers in each of the Townships of Union, Fishdam, Santuc, Goshen Hill, 4Iognnsvillc, Joncsvillc, Cross Keysand I'inckuey wlio desire to sulstitutc tlie fencing of stock in lieu of fencing of the crops, an clcclion is .hereby ordered to be licld in cacli of tlio h:ii<i townships ot union, I'tsiidam, Saniuc, Goshen IIill, llngansville, Jouesville, Cross Keys ami L'inckney, on Tuesday, the Seventeenth day of December nexf, between the hours of 8 A. M., Mid 4 1*. M., at the places hereinafter mentioned, r?r the purpose of determining wliethersuch township will adopt the fenc ing of stock in lieu of the feinting of crops, under the provisions of the act of tha General Assent bly of this State passed for that purpose June 7, 1877. At sych election,all who favor achange in the present law, for their township, shall deposit a printed or written ballot with the words "FencinJ of Stock" thereon, and all who are opposed to a change in the present law will de> rosit a))ft\lot upon which shall he printed or written the words "Fencing of crops." Immediately upoii the close of the election, the , Managers of electiou shall count the votes and innke return thereof within, two days thereafter to the Hoard of County Commissioners. All ^"qualified electors of the township arc entitled .A to vote at such election. ML For .Union Township?_thc election slu?ll b? ^ hcldl at Union C. H. W v -dfcr FishUftjH tdwusUPa at P-Mam <Lc&mkm\ _^xerr j???.ui,j""io\\us"fHp1. at Kc.^ifc.d.7. Mfmn. ^'y Pl^BogansTilc towns'. , awnspcr Gpap yor Santuc township, a. jWntnc. " FWfloshon Hill township, ?t Goshen Ilill. For Cross Keys, at Cross KeysTiie Managers of election will bo announced hereafter. wa- By order of the Board of Count v Commissionw era. WILLIAM HILL, Clerk. November 14th 1878. 40 The State of South Carolina. couirrr of uxion. \ In the Court of Probate. v BY JOS. F. GIST, Jmlgo of Probate in Union k ,v* * County. nfe'.' To^lS^both McCollough, Marftitfe* Sanders" ''-- ftn-fc^fc^CrOU"#eh^^hy required to appoar at the JL Court of ljrob<*t?, to !> hidden at Union ^vTiu...? for Union County, ?? the t??at ^^^4. Monday of February, A. L). 187'd, to show cause, W^^if any,you can, why the Ileal Kstate of John McKown, deceased, situate in said County adjoining lands of G. W. Lemnster, Austin Taylor and Ralph I.cniaster, and containing four liun^T^Jtlh"ea, described in the petition of James ^ McKown, Martha Sandor* and >' . Bt^yneorge. on file in my office, should not be divided or sold, allotting tosaid Jr^;cs McKown, ' W. McKown, Martha Kanders and Mary OeJrge, each, one-seventh thereof, and tho remaining three-sevenths in cqnnl portions to the said Klizabeth McCollough, Margaret Gladen and Karah Cobb. ^ 5 Given under my hand and Seal, this eighteenth, day of November, in the year of our 14>rd one thousand eiarht hundred and Revcnt^-eight, and in Iho ono hundred and Uivdi^car of American Indepcndarfcc. (l JOSEPH Ft GIST, -j rcal > _ Judge of Probate. , \e Drfentoanlt. Elizabeth McCollough, MarVt Gladden and Sarah Cobb, jfc. * notice that the.summons in this action, ^^Wih the foregoing ia a copy, and the poti^Rrcin referred to, \rcro tiled in the otfico Judgo of Probate for Union County, on 18th day of November, A. D. 1878. /Jf / Union, S. C., Navomber 18th 1878. 0 / SHAM) ?t MUNRO. y / Attorneys for Petitioners, y Nov 22 47 Ct The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. Ex Pnrto lion for Martha Mnbry ) Homestead. "VTOTIUEis hereby Riven that Martha Mnbry X\ bus this day filed Iter petition in the Court of Probate, Praying tlint n hoincatend exemption in tkn Heal and ,ieisonal Estate of her husband, J Jefferson Mnbry, may be set off 'o her and the children of the said J. Jefferson Mnbry. Union Court llou;.>, J JOS. P. OIST, Un.omiwx. iftii. !? :? c ~e i>? Not. '22 ' Ul * FOiK N UiF. IOFFRIt for sale my llonso and Lot in the Town of Union. F. TUfOUNTfl. 0:1.2ft 4ft ftt * Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry executions to me directed, 1 will soil, before Union Court House door, on (lie first .Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the following properly, to wit : All that tract of land belonging to George \V. Ilill, containing twenly-tlireo hundred acres, more or less, lying on both sides of the 3. U. & C. ltailroad, adjoining lands of John 1'. Sartor, John T. Ilill, James T. Jeter, and John 1'. Sartor again, and others ; levied on and to lie sold as the property of tJcorgcJ \V. Hill, at the suits of S. M. D iwkins, as executor of Wni Hawkins, Administrator of ('. S. Meng, U. A 1'. Sartor, as ! Kxecutor, A. \V. Cuuimings, as successor of .M. { L. Nelson & Co., J. Nott .Moore, W. J. T. Glenn I and \V. (j. Austin, as executors, Charles Holt, as | Administrator of R. S. Gilliam, Miss Klixa I Scaife, J. T. Hill & Co., ami John 'i'. IIill, R. j V. Harris, Administrator, and sundry others, j against (leorge \V. Hill. The Homestead of George IV. ilill will he excepted in his sale. AI.su One tract of laud located in Union County, containing one hundred and twenty-nino acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John II. I.iltlejohn. Win. Hughes Joshua Spears and J. .1. Kcudrick ; levied on and to be sold as the* prop' erty of John R. Crocker, at the suit of Win. G. Moorehcad.. a t.sn All the interest that Thomas 11. l'cnk and Fat.nic l'eak has in about ninety acres of laml. more or less, located in SaiitucTowuship, Union County, bounded by lands of J. C. Sartor, T. J. lotica, AL'. ^ J II Ml I. 14 Gregory ; levied on ami to bo sold as the property of Thomas 11. l'cak and Fannie I'eak, at the suits of West Brothers. a i.so One tract of land located in Bogansvillc Township Union County, containing Eighty-two acres, tuore or less, bounded by lands of I. C. llogan, Asa Smith, Lancaster and Samuel West; levied on and to be sold as the property of Joel Lcmastcr, at the suit of Executors of J. W. Bobo. a i.so One Load Wagon, levied on anil to be sold as the property of Daniel Howard, at the suit of James Grant against Daniel Howard. AT.SO I will sell on Tuesday the third day of December next at the Gin House of John Black, in Union County, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about fifteen hundred pounds seed Cotton; levied on and to be sold as tlie property of Hubert l'etty at the suit of 15. B. Foster. November litli 1878. ALSO One Gold watch, levied on and to be sold as the property of Joseph 1'. Burnsides at the suit of Wm. It. Davis. ALSO One Bale lint Cotton levied on and to be sold as the property of John W. Tench, at the suit of L. D. Mowry & Son, under a Lieirr R^MACBETW, S.\T. C. Not. Io ?dG 8t Sheriff The State of South Carolina . V COUNTY OF UNION In tJW Court of Common Pleas. Charles Bolt, as Clerk of Court, | Ahilrncl of Charles H.iLong nnd others. J ^CCIC* KY virtue of a decree made in this case, Kign?al' Uon. J.. 11. Kcrslmw, Judge [for Union County, at Mar, Cb Common l'loas sell before Uuiou C'eurt IjjKcc. vVCjR iST.f^, *->rat Monday in December/next, witlpn the legal hours of Sheriff's sabp, tlic Mortgaged premises mentioned in thjireomplaint in this action, whereon Ralph Lennistcr now lives, containing four hundred and eighty acres, more or less, known as Wilk's place, at the suit of Charles Bolt, Clerk of Court, against Charles 11. Long an l others. ** Terms oi Sale: One-half of 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, the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the punhaso money, with approved security, with intorcst, pnyable annuaty until the whole boj>aid. willtm&kc deed of the premises 5fbld'^*-Jl|W p#tMhc same with thWtyrk !? il$llvored only upon Payment itu. f4KWjJ??-j>mi?)?iim qT>?y X f 11. MACBETH, S. U. C. JM 1878 40 0t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, -fcocwrr of union. In th^0?iirt of ?gmmou I'lcas. CharUs Bolt as Administrator ] ot Joshua P. Dnwkins, | Judgment. for deceased, 5- Poreclamre * vs. s I of Mor&nge. Sarah Dawkins and others; J BV virtue of an order, from the If(J^P( B. Kershaw, Judgo presiding, at the of Common Picas, for Union County, daf '**.f>th day of March, 1878, I will sell bcforc''Vi?ion Court House door, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, on the Grst Monday in. December next, all the balance of the trnct of bind described in the proceedings in this action, belonging to the estate of Joshua P. Dawkins, deceased, located in Union Connty, on Thickety Creek, containing about sixteen hundred nud twenty-eight neves, inorc or less, bounded by lands of Noah Webster, John D. Jcfl'eries, William Crockor, John Mabry. Wiley Littlejohn and tllA <lr?A? I!IfAA.l - ani.l 1a...I- ?... .1: vidcd into several tracts, with plats shown on the day of sale describing each tract. Sold as the property of the estate of Joshua P. Dawkins, by order of the Court in this case. Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase money to he paid in cash, the balance on n credit of one ami two years, in equal install; cuts, with interest from the day of sale, at the vato of seven por cent, per annum : purchasers to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to socurc the balanco of the purchase money. it. MACBETH, S. II. C. Nov. 15 4u :;t FANCY GROCERIES. am rsrxs, ALMdXDSt, C unit A ats, CITKOjVS, at/: fx A' * ? ? citA cnfrs, fancy candiks, salmons, SA R DINES, oystfrs, minced meat, tn itulk, potted meats, canned fiiuit, VEC ETA FEES, Sold below Spartanburg prices, by 1$. P. RAWL8, fit So. 1, Fust l'ninn. ffor 16 46 tf I s i Judge of Probate's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Ill the Court of Probate. Charles Turner aim others by | their Guardian, a<l Hunt, j Petition ft>r vs. | Joseph Turner A?iniinistr:ilwr | Partition. S .'utiies Douglass, Admin'r. J BY virtue of a decree of the l'robuto made in this cn?e. dated the Fth of Novetnher, IH7M. 1 will sell before the Court House door, in Union County, on Salosday in 1 >eceutlicr next, for partition between the Plaintiffs and Defendant, Joseph Turner, the following described tract of land, to wit: All that tract of Intnl. located in Goshen llili township, containing one hundred and s:\teen acres, more or less, bounded by lar.ds of ilobt. llenty, J. T. Douglass, and Douglass & Uice. 1 will also sell at the same time and place, for partition amongst the distributees of J. I,. Turner, deceased, tlic0bllowing described tracts of laud, to wit : One tract of land, located iilj Goshen IIill lownslup, containing one burnt re' an.I fifty-two not es, more or less, bounded by amis of J. ']'. Douglass an.I 1). 1\ Duncan. / One other tract of land, local) il in yi.shcn J lliil t- unship, containing seven y-niii'/aci < s, u more or less, tiounded l>v lands of J. T. lf>u~!a.?s and D. 1'. Duncan. Terms of Sale; J ? in cash. I life balance*OV a CtTiTn ot oi,\?p3B&0 year, in equal instalments, with inte^tnd oft civil instalment from the day of sale; the purchases . to give a bond with sureties and a mortgage t>f the promises to secure the balance of the ptAcliasc money. I'unjuymrs to nnv for Deeds. JOS*. F. (11 ST, Judge of l'robalc. Nov. IS, 1878 40 ' :'.t_ Judge of Probate's Sale, i The State of South Carolina,! couxrv of irxwx. . In the Court of Probate! John It. Jeffries, as Adminis- | Fnlclcf t rat or of iianilett Jefl'rics [ Ileal 1'ltato vs. | to all Ellon Jeffries and others. J Asscj*. 1> V virtue of a decree of the Court of lVihalc ) made iujthis ease, dated the 8th day If November 1878, I will sell before the Court House door, in Union County, on isalesday in December next, the following described tract of land ; sold on application of John R. Jelfcries, Administrator of linmlet Jcfleriea. to pay tho debts due by his said interne, to wit : All that tract of land belonging to tliocstale of Hamlet Jefl'rics doceascd, containing Two hundred and forty-two acres, more or less, and hounded by lands of Samuel Sarratt, I F Wofford, Nathaniel Jeffries, homes lead of Handel Jetfries, and others, upon the following terms, to wit: One-third of tlie purchase money to be paid in cash, tho balance on a credit of one anil two years, iu tv;o equal instalments, with interest frorrfSho doy of sale, the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to sccur^"tlio balanco of ^hc purchase money.-. jos.rlSnan J udgo ot ffbca'.e. Nov. 8thJ_S78. 48. _J*L_ Sheriff's Sale. r*11 * f'/n of* .-SojilJi. ( In Coinmon.sP^ijis. Term, on the firsfr-Moiflp no;^i within the legal houra following described mortgilkc'^ T*4?' ll All that tr.net V * ' "it1*!0 onSlhc West side of Tyedhtulgkt ,non c?H??ning * six hundred mt.l TfcfcL*cr<>*"-*P,t'n'e'or IJa. adW .dT^^iuisoin^jljJBPK^i^gaUverItBeifandto ^.tt^uJ^MwrtTperlyo/yuBiw * ^Ajohnson n'nd Will'TflKg- Johnson, Jt(td otJWs, at the suit of J. t. 1 Stv.o. V*-* "llllMS OK SALE.?Onc-hJf cash, tlfc t>alnncoon n credit of twelve muKtiis, with interest from the dny of sale, secure/ by a bond, j)%? ? mortgage from the purchaser of thcr>ren|j|sj to secure (lie balance jjph* pnNjllflW WMW-? October 10, 1878. Notice u?rs,..-l 4 LL jieron^?avin')M^^R?ils^J7liul'tw'F.s/"V tate of MargarcFTb'IS#hop, ileeeasutik i?re required to present them to(me for pay mint nt . once ?t the law otfilt of SAand & Munrj; to which place I will^Auko a final settlement of the said Estate on Saturday Horning, Peiitobcr JS, 1S7H. IU V. GIST, Ada'r. t Nov. 15 40 7t I PAINTS AND VARNISHE&. PAINT BRUSHES, I DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CIGARS. SNUFF. CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS . A FINE LOT OF CROCKERY', JUST IN, TINWARE, WOODEN WARE, i HARDWARE, JUGS, JARS &C. ^ : For sale very low by St. V, It A'tVALN. ; FAMILY CIROCFJIIIHL HAMS AND MIDDLINGS. ' MACKEREL, RICE, FLOUR, i.a nn CORN MKATj AND MORASSES. SoI?l cheaper than cv#r, S>v 15 I'. It AW I.S tit No.fl, Kast Union. Nov 15 40 I If OILS, 1 UNSHED, KEROSENE, HARNESS, MACHINE, . SWEET, CASTOR, AND TURPENTINE, i Sold Clicnp by ,. It. F. Il lWIX. Nov. 1"> 4<1 tf Ladies' Shoes. AT.AP.GE assortment of the very best made Shoes of nil sizes, styles and prices. None chenporin town. H. W. PORTER. Nov H 4.*) tf FRESH MACKERAL, V. HO CENTS PER KIT. At B. V. BAWLS'K CHEAP STORE. No. 1, Enst Union. M>v 16 46 If ' ( T. H. CAN IS SPARTANB H E A D a U 1^ <> Boars, SHOES, CLOr AND G: FUHNI8HIN' wr A . n ? ? ?"H. NEW GOODS! I AT r. m. o o: :o:I HAVE IN STORE ?A TjAROI ATXRACTIYE SI M AT Till: H'V T IX A T I 3i i?] -V N T < t :o: LADIES DRF Calicoes, Bleached and Bro1 Flannels, ^Jeans, Cassimerei ?. . ? .. .v :o: ' 2-?A FULL T GM'TS JBEADY-M .KJ L A DIES AND IN LARGE 1 ??7 ^ Notices, Hardware, Crockery, Cutlery, Pistole, Groceries BOOTS AN: A 3 > 10 ASW< WHICH I AVICI MUCH W0W?R P THEY WESEfEVlSR ? . EITHTli^^NlSW ? -:o:SENT'S, Ready 1 4 lk-r 1T \ T 1 * r r \ ? t /N tr 1 AM) FUKiVittU BKO 880 r8 flfiDSHOi GALL AID SE; Sept '27 SO Notice of Pinal Discharge, j BV permission of lion. Jos. F. (.list, Judge of j f l'robntc for Union County, 1 will, on Saturilny, the 30th day of November, 1878, make my j filial return as Administrator of the estato of Annie Kcntley, dcceasod, and apply f?r my dis- ' charge as Administrator of said estate. til I..nmlnil E?l.l na. I .HI ..h | tate, must present them to ino, properly attested, I on or before that <lay, or tliey will be forever barred ; and nil persons indebted to said estate must make payment by tlmt lime. . F. R. Ct'lH), Adm'r. r Nov 1 11 41 . v A Warning. [ [IIKRKBV warn all persons from hii-irip: or harboring my Ward Sena Murphy without r my consent. Any person hiring or harboring r said Sena, after this notice will bo prosecuted to the extreme of the law. ( JACK DANNF.R, Guardian. Nov. 1 4-r? 3t Ladies' Fancy Cloaks. [II AVE just received a lot of fashionable I.a- j dies' Cloaks, which I offer very low down, for Cosh. ft. w! POUT Kit. I Nov ft tf I roN~& co, iXJRCx, S. G. ARTERS 1? MING, HATS EN'fS g goods. - 1--t- * ' mr ' i [EW GOODS H hi e n s lND on the way 3 AND? 'OCR . OF GOODS. ivkst am) o H E l. C i* E r?. 3SS GOODS, wn Shirtings and Sheetings, s, &c., &c., JNE OF ABE CLOTHING, ^ T^S^r ^v > I r>V:3Hife MEN'S HAtewSPr tyarrTY i, &C., &C.? 0~ SHOES, JIITMEIVT, j SELL AT RICES THflJw^^ jiiriiir^ SOLD AT BEFORET^ sla&e Clothing, ING GOODS! =8 A SPECIALTY. E IY WHCES. I\ M. COIIEN. tr rp TX "C DBXTfiAWDW * X JLJL jLJ XI p 11 VJ \J XIX XJ XJ JLIPPEE PLOW. AND IMPROVED I-" I<] 10 13 C IT T l1 TO II . lIunuCsK'tiirod by SIRDWOOD Si MCLELLAN ASIIEVIIXE, N. C. (Ill IS Plow is pronounced one of the best now . undo, bight draft, durability and perfect rork, are its great recommendation*. It js fast iccomining ilie favorite Plow in Western North 'nrolina. The Peed Cutter is the cheapest, simplest, nosl durable and easily worked Feed Cutler low in lite market. Sample l'lows nnd Feed Cutter can be seen by inlliiig on. W. A. NICHOLSON, Sept *27 80 8m V Now Supply OK all kinds <.f Dry Goods, (!rocevi'\<. .\o., to be sold clienp for cash, at * H. W. routines. Not 8 44 tf i