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"--?e aye J -air; ?? Great Attractioiflfiii Charleston from ^ + DECEMBER T.O 13/A, 1879. OR EAT INDUSTRIAL KXHITION OK TUB Agricultural Society of South Caroling. SPLRNUpjp$l'LAY OK THE ItliSOL'UCfciS OF THE VARIED ATTRACTION EACH EVFMNCJ. Tho Main Hall and Machinery Hall .**?will be lighted with the Electric Light. ? ? ? LOW RAILROAD FAR S3, TO ENABLE ALL TO VISIT THE FAIR. The Grand Lodge A.*. F.*. M.\, the Slato Press Association, the Association of tho ttrail* uates of the South Carolina Military Academy, all meet during the Fair. * All arc cordially invited to visit the City.? ' Ex libits of tho Products, Manufacturers and resources ;tf South Carolina specially desired. For further information address, . E. L. ROCHE, ! Sec'y, A. S. S. C. Nov 21 *47 tf | STEAM EN<;iXEAjttg|jWHr PKOPKltTY- < T3^?irlue of an olftf*frora Hon. David John- i j3 sou, Judgo of Probate for Union County, I will sell at Cross, lvoys, on Saturday, December 45, 187'Jat 11 A. M., the personal property belonging to tho estate of Warren E. Davis, deceased, | consist ing of ^ ^. j il110 SO-hoV&qSPwnTJnginfe, I \?-. " A good Corn Mill, 1 A Cotton Gin and Press, I ' a ^wo Mules, TlirPft Wnrrnna A ltuggy ami other articles. Terms Cash. D. H. SIIKLDON. Administrator. * Not. 21 47 3t Sheriff's Sales. I)V virtue of Sundry Executions tome directed, ) 1 will sell, before Union Court House door, 'on the first .Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the following property, to wit : All that tract of land situated in Union County, on Tygcr Kiver and Dutchmaa Creek, containing eighteen hundred acres, more or less, : bounded by lands of Coleman Lawson, Glenn . . D. l'cake, Holland Sunnier, C. l\ llrown, Dan- ' icl McLaughlin, the estate of Satnual McCravy, ' James and John McCravy, and Tygcr Diver; " levied on and to le sold as the property of John' r Winsmith at the suit of L. llriggs and others. ^ *. ai .so. j One tract ?f land whereon Jason M. Greer, I ^ Sr., now lives, containing ninety-eight acres, 1 l.? ]? ] i... 1 1 f v! i ol wvi v ui ic.i3, wwiimuMi 11^' luiiiin i?i i in run oinirji, * Farr & Foster and Jason M. (Jrecr, Sr.; levied #i on as the property of the estate of W. W. Greer, at the suit of Jonathan B. Edwards and Frances C. Edwards, Administrators, against Jason M. j Greer, Jr., Adm'r., anil resold at the risk of Mary J. Greer and Sarah A. Greer, who bid oil' i the land on Salesday in October, IHT'J, and have ^ failed to comply with their bid. If the next sale is not complied with before the Sheriff sales close the land will be resold on same day. AI.SO. ) One bale of lint cotton ; levied on and to be s sold as the properly of Thomas Farr, at the * suit of W. A. Moorhcad, against Thomas Farr. o 3* i . AI.SO. I Two bales lint cotton; levied on and to be sold :1 as the property of Benjamin Abrams and Marseulis A brains, at the suit of Uobcrt Knight, under a warrant to seize crop under lien. And on Tuesday, the second day of December next, ( within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, I will ! s sell at the residence of Benjamin Abrnms and n ?I i Abr'adlf, about' seel and about thirty or forty bushels corn; levied on and to be sold as the property of Benjamin A brains and Marsculis Abrains, at the suit of Robert Knight, under a warrant to seize crop under lien. AI.SO. On Tuesday, the second day of December next, I will sell at the residence of Warren Harnett, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about twelve huudrelrpounds seed cotton and about 20 bushels corn ; Tfcvied on and to be sold as the ] property of Warren Harnett, at the suits of' ' * Spears & Colton and Charles Bolt. ALSO. * One tract of land located in Pinckney Township, Union County, containing one hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands of William j . Jefferics, Win. Hart, Joseph Kelly, Newton Gall- ! v man and the Estate of lienry Johnson; levied j ti on and to be sold as the property of the estate ; li of Henry Johnson at the suit of William Jef I i ferie* runinsi. Iloiirv .IhIiikab I k. M.vcnmi, s. u c. ^ Nov. Till, 1070. li> ;U v ... Sheriff's Sale. 7 The State of South Carolina, TH13 COUNTY OF UNION. -v I In tlie Court of Common Pleas, i i M. 13. Ooudelock, 1 Judgment vs. J- for Robert Montgomery, j Foreclosure. i) Y virtue of an order to mo directed on a j ^ .Judgment for Foreclosure of a Mortgage << in the above .stated action, 1 will sell, before 0 * 'Union Court House door, on the first Motul^y j in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following described Mortgaged premises, set forth in the Judgment for foreclosure, against Hubert Montgomery : All that certain parcel or tract of laud known as a part of tlic Robert Mooreliead (deceased ) land, containing eighty-five acres, more or less, situated in Uoudcysvilln Township, Union County, bounded on the Fast by lands of William llodgcs, on (lie North by lands of Mary 1?. Tollcson. and on the West by lands of A. Orr.? Sold as the property of Robert Montgomery, at the suit of M. 13. Ooudclock, to foreclose a Mortgage in the above stated case. I Terms of Sale : One half cash, the balance on a credit of I t welve months, with interest from (he day of i oale. Uurehaser t > give Road, with good sure- -v ties, and a Mortgage of the premises, to secure i! the balance of the purchase money, and pay Slieritr for titles. 1 November 7th, 1S79. t U M IPtU'TII c II n i Nov. 11 ill ::t i The People's Academy. \vi:s r SI'IUNOS, UNION CO., S. C. I rnili: /pring Term of iliis Academy common- t I res .fnmisiry f?, JKStf, ami continues five f months. Course of instruction thorough. f I'XPK.NSIs : Tuition, 5*1.2">, 1."?t> ami > _'.'?<> per mouth Music on 2.01) " " i Hoard, $7 ami ST.At) " " fc. For fut liter particulars and Circulars. apply to < pt J. L>. I'AIIItO'l'T. Principal. West Spring?. Nov 21 -17 2ms Gent's Shirts. ( FNT'S Merino ami all wnul iiiidcr-ahirls.? JT Something we can recommend. Kin: s; ,\ji i.uim:. Nov. 21 17 If Ladies' Cloaks. \ i \ I J F can show the ' ? ! Clonks for I lie money \ V to lie scon in this mm hot. Fxamijie before 1 trcln-ing. FOSTIM? * WILKIN'S. ? Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, CO USTY or UXIOX. Ill the Court of Common Pleas. I? t**linv*jl f Tl...n.a..n A".l mi mat r..<n? John r. Thomas, as Admiuistratof, et al. 1> V virtue, of brder frmn the. lion. B.C. ) Prcssley; Presiding 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on fhe'first Monday in. December next, within the legal hours of Slier* ill's Sales, tho following tracts of land belonging to the estntc of L. B. Jeter, deceased, viz : The tract of land1 containing seven hundred and fifty acres described in the complaint in this action, oonvcycd by L. B. Jeter, to Harriet C. Jeter, Nancy S. Jeter, Edward'.V. Jeter, Robert G. S. Jeter, William tX' Jeter, Edgar C. Jeter and Traverse B. Jeter, the same being hereby declared to be nulEand void and ol' no affect, and said deed is hereby ordered to be delivcreu to (he Clerk of this Court to be cancelled} ami, also, the tract of land containing six hundred aud eighly-eight acres, more or less, conveyed by L. B. Jeter, deceased, to Mary L. C. Jeter, described in tlie complaint in this action, has been declared anil and void, nn<f of no affect and tp J*? delivered to tho Clerk of this Court to"^>o cantelled, except that portion of the Inst nbovo'hicntioued, known as tho Korr .tract, and containing one liundiod and fifty-eighUacres, moro or less, nnd which has been heretofore sold ; and said lands sold ps'the property of the Estate of L B Jeter, Jcccnscd, at the suit of RichardC Thomson, Administrator, against John P. Thomas, as Administrator, et al. Terms of Sale : , One-third narL of the mirehnsn mnnev to be paid iu cash, the balanco on a credit or one and w.o yoaH^in eaij^l aupuaHustallmcnts, with inerest from tho uay of Saw"; purchasers to give !?ond and Mortgage of the premises aud pay Sheriff^for titles. . November 7'.h 1879. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. Nov. 14 4(5 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Win. A. Nicholson as Administrator. vs. W. P. Going and others. BY virtue of an order from the Hon. Thomas Thomson, to inc directed, I will sell before Jnion Court House door, on the first Monday n December next, within tho legal hours of 'herill's Sales, the following described lands, in lid of assets, viz : The Home tract of tho estate of D. D. Going, lontaining two hundred and seventy-five acres, loiindcd on the East by lands of James It. :iniiit and William Going, on the West and North ?y lands of H. 1'. and ltlioda McKissick, .South >y lauds of A. G. Wood aud estate of Smith 'ook. Tract No. 2. The Nelson tract, belonging to the estate of ). D. Going, containing one hundred and five crcs, more or less, bounded by lands of A. G. lently, William Sprouse, ll/It. Fowler, Christodier Dawson and others. Tract No. 3. Formerly hold by W. J. Kccnan as trustee for diriam Fowler, containing two hundred and ixtccn acres, more or less, bounded by lands of 1. G. Bently, Robert Dawson, Alfred Gnult and tliers; all sold as the property of the estate of Irury D. Going, in aid of assets to satisfy debts gainst tho estate of Drury D. Going, deceased. Terms of Sale : One-half cash, the balance on a credit of wclve months with interest from the day of ale, purchasers to give bond and mortgage payible to the Clerk, to secure the balance of the lurchasc money, and pay Sheriff for titles. * November 7th 1879, 11. MACBETH, S. U. C. Nov. 1 Ith, " 41' . . *'t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. "n the Court of Common Picas. William II. Wallace and Glenn I>. l'cnkc. vs. Oliver Kendrick el al. | > Y virtue of an order from the Hon. A. P. i w Aititicn, i ircuit Judge, to mc directed, 1 kill sell before Union Court House door, on the irst Monday in December next, within the legal lours of Sheriff's Sales,Jtlic following described uortgaged premises, viz : Those two trficts of land, on the waters of dill Creek, Union County, known in the subdiision of the lands of J. Starks Sims as the 'olcman tract, No. 102, containing eighty ami '-lit acres, and one hundred and lbrty-six and i?lO acres, respectively, more or less, and louiidcd by lands of Mrs. Mary 1'. Hawkins, tpartaiiburg road, .Mill Creek ami Coleman 'racl No. .'5 ; sold to foreclose a mortgage of Win I. Wallace ami liicnu 1). Pcakc, against Oliver vendriek, tl at. Terms of Sale : Onc-lialf cash ami the balance on a credit of welvo months, with interest from tlie day of ale. Purchaser to give hornl and a Mortgage if the premises, to secure the balance of the utrchase money, and pay Slit rill' lor titles. November 7th, 187'.'. 11. MACBETH, S. U. C. Nov 11th, li'? 8t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina. couxtv or ua'iox. In the Court of Common Picas. David Johnson, Jr., Judge of Probate. ra T<. Hobo and W. A. Nicholson, Guardian. I>Y virtue of an order from the Hon. Thomas J Thomson, to me directed, I will sell before i'liion Court House door, on the lirsi Monday n December next, within the left-il hours of llierill 's Sales, the following described morl jaged property, viz : All that tract of land belonging to Ira I. l!obn. ocalel in Cross Keys Township, containing liree hundred and eleven acres, more or less, 'xcept seventy *>7 1(10 acres, heretofore sold to iV. <i. U Going, as set off in the complaint, lonuded by lands of M. II. Gist, W. G. \V. Going ml others, particularly described in plat ol same, made by Glenn D. l'eake, November L'0lh, l*7-\ and sold as the property of Ira L. Ilobo o satisfy a judgment on a mortgage for fnreclonre id' David dohnsoii dr., dud e of lYobule, tgainst Ira 1.. Ilobo and W. A. Nicholson. Tonus of Siilo : One-half of the purchase money to be paid u catli, i lie balance on a cretlit of twelve months, ivilii interest from tlic day of sale; purchaser I" jive bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of die purchase money. November Tib, l*7'.b 11. MACBETH, K. l\ C. Nov 1 I ? '. :it LiAirro isi:\t IN JONESVILLE TOWNSHIP. A \ril.l, be rented, on Sale dav in December >V next, to the highest bidder, the tract of Land known as the Darwin tract, beh nging to llie estate of Win. Long, Sr., deceased, containin 'J * <? acres, more or le<s. A good two horse Teriiia in:i<1 ? k ii >>\ it -hi <lav of routiitj;. M \UY WINN, IV*. I Nov. 1 I 10 3t Cerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Plcaik J tuned McKowa ei al. "J 1'laintiffs, | Judgment foil oaainst }- Sale in * Elizabeth McCollou^li ct al. 1 l'artkion. Jirjendatilt. J J N ot)C?Uenc9*fo an order made iu the abov* JL entitled case, by His Honor Thomas Thomson, Circuit Judge, I will sell before I lie Couri.iiouigjtt door, io the town of Uftt&n, within,. Jh? leg}*! hours of sale, on the first Mouduy in December^ 1879, the following described property in thp | several tracts, to wit i . The Wnkins Tract, Raid to contain ouo hundred nnl fifty-three acres, more or less. The Mullinax Tract, Said to contain one bnntfred and twenty-six acfcef, more or less. The Smith Place or Tract, Containing one hundred acres, more or less. All of said tracts, situate in Goudcysville Township, Union County, state aforesaid, and bounded by lands of G. W. Lcniaster, Austin Taylor and Ralph I.emaster. Terms of Sale : # One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance in ono and two years, in equal installments, with interest on each installment from day of sale. The purchaser to give bond with two good sureties and mortgage of the premises, to secure the balance of the purchase money. Clucks Office. * J*MES MUNRO^^S # Clerk of Court. Nov 7 43 4t_J Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION'. Ill the Court of Common Picas. ZoraTurner and others, by ] their Guardian ad litem, I Judgment Plaintiff*, | against ]- for Rale iu Joseph Turner and Jatncs | T. Douglass, as Administra- I Partition, tor. Defendants. J IN obedience to an order made in the above entitled case, by His Honor Thomas Thorn-4 son, Circuit Judge, I will sell before tlie Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of Sale, on the first Monday in December, 187b, the following described property, iu three several tracts, to wit: Tract No. 1. ^ One tract of land situated in said County, containing seventy-nine acrcs.^n^Ww less, and bounded by lands of James T. Douglass and D. P. Duncan. Tract Xo. 2. One other tract of land contninining one hundred and fifty-two acres, more or less, situated iu snid State and County and bounded by lands of Juines T. Douglass and D. P. Duncan. Tract Xo. 3. One other tract of land, situated in said County and State, containing one hundred sixteen acres, more or less, hounded by lands of Col. llobert Beaty, James T. Douglass and Douglass and Rice. Terms of Sale : One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance iu one and two years, 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. Clerks Ollicc. JAMBS MUNItO, Clerk of Court. Not. 7 45 4t Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina, CO USTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Alexander Wijiiford 1 i 1 . - Plaintiff. | Judgment .... i-i i ii I fur Side Adaline !viulu4P> Charlotte j M. E. Bujion, rt til. I . ? rw ? . to Partition. Defendants. J [X obedience to an order made in I lie above entitled case, bv His Honor W. 11. Wallace. Circuit .ItiiVgp, 1 will sell before, (jic Court House door in tbe town 01'Union, within the legal hours of Sale, on the first Monday in December 187'J, the following described property ; to wit : Three certain tracts of land, situated, lying and heing in the County of Union aud Slate aforesaid ; to wit : Tract Xo. 1. One tract known as the Xoll (>nl<l Ulinc tract, containing one hundred acies more or less,, hounded by lands of Dr. K. K. Calcs, Dr. John It. Little, W. F. Kison and l)r. A. W. Thomson. Tract Xn. 2. One tract known as the Hut ledge place, containing thirty-four acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Dr. John It. Little, James Hyatt and the Nott Gold Mine tract and Dr. A. \V. Thomson. TrSct Xo. 3. And one tract containing nine acres, more or less, bounded by lands of llobert Gates, Deter West and the Nott Gold Mine. All the said tracts of land bounding and butting each other. The said tracts ef land will be sold as one tract. Terms of Sale : 1 One-third of the purchase money to be paid in Cash, the balance in one year from day of sale, willi interest from day of Sale. The purchaser to give bund and a mortgage of the premj iscs to secure the balance of the purchase money. I Clerks Office, JAMES .MUNRO, Nov. lith lST'.h Clerk of Court. Nov. 7 It It EXECU TORS' SALE. or YAU'AHLK TOWN PROPERTY. \ 1 J I \j\j l?o solil to tlus highest bidder, on \V the first Muiiilay in December next, the following very desirable proporly in the town cf I"iii<>ti, belonging to the estate of William I.. Calmer, deceased : THE STAIJLE LOT Oil Virgin Street, on which is a large and convenient i.ivery stable building, with stoci yar I and shed anil a well of water inside (lie stable. A FINE BUILDING LOT On Main Street, below tlie Hotel, measuring 21A feet front by lot) feet deep. This is one ol' the most eligible lots for a business stand in town. Terms of Sdle : One-half cash and the balance on a credit of one year; the purchaser to give a bond wilUv good security and a mortgage of tlie premises to secure the balance of I lie purchase money, an I pay for titles. JOHN HODCiKIt, ) .. T. K. IWI.MKU. I Kxccu,orsNov 1ft do 4t WOOLIOINH. OUR slock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans, J-'atiiii'lts, I'lanm-ls, l.inseys, lllankets, &c., iVc., cannot tail to please. I.eok for yourselves., . KOSTTK & W11.KISS. Oct 17 1J If ? r / i >- S Jeat attraction i |H. RODGlilliS IjGROCERY STORE, | I/. 'WM Vol' WILL KIND ,'^^J GROCERIES, HARDWARE. TINWARE AND STOVES. I WHICH he is dctcrmcd (o sell At the very lowest Prices. If you don't bclioye what 1 s?y ^aU and try me. 1 have i Sugars, of all qualiti^. Coffee and Teas, ? v Bacon and Hams, Molasses and Salt, Flour and Lnrd, PINE APPLE CHEESE. lull llnirv l'lin?un Rico and Grist. Tunned Fish, Flcsli and Vegetables. * Hardware. stock of IfKHIwaro embraces everything f needed upon the Farm, in the Household or in jMhe shop of the Mechanic. I ( BOOTS AND SHOES. IN this Line I have a very fino Assortment, to which I invite special attention. Prices as low as at any other store. STOVE PIPE. I Manufacture Stovo Pipe from the very best Sheet Iron, and warrant tho work. TIN WAKE, &c. I I also manufacture my own Tin Ware and f)Uiect Iron Pans and always keep on liuud a #ock of every Article needed in that line. R#OFIXG AX1> GUTTERING. I AM always prepared to do Roofing and Guttering at shortest Notice and in the best manner. REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE. STOVE CASTINGS FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. If tlicrc is anything else you want I believe I can furnish it. Cull and sec. JAS. H. RODGER. Oct ?A 4<i if The State of South Carolina, r*n 17 \rw \r dr /rurn v W l/il 4 A v/i' ty it I l/if 111 the Court of Probate. H. Laurens Goss, ns executor") of the last will nn<l testameiit of Thomas Rico, tie- Summons? ceased, Plaintiff, ayainst for relief. Victoria Rice, Fanny Rice, i Lavinia Rice, Jack Rice, Complaint Green Rice, Amy Rice, | Thomas Rice, Laurens Rice, sot served. Ann Rice, Seymour Rice, | Henry Rice. Defendants | To the Deft nnnnts, above naimed : YOU arc hereby summorcd and required to answer the petition in this action, which is filed in (lie office of the I'robnte Judge for tlie County of Union, at Union Court House, South Carolina, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said petition on the subscribers, at their office, No. '2, Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after the servico of this summuns on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the said petition iviihin the lime aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the petition. Hated, Union, S. C., <>tli December, 1878. MUNRO & MUNRO, Plaintiffs Attorney, f ^ 1 Jos. F. Gist, j^sBAi. j- rrobuie Ju<ige. To the Defendants, Jack llice ami Green It ice : Take notice that the summons in this notion, of which I lie foregoing is a copy, was tileil in the office of the Probate lmlge, at Union Court House, in the County of Union, in the State of South Carolina, on the Gth day of December, 1878. Dated, 3d November, 1870. MUNllO k M UN HO, riaintitf's Attorneys. No. 2 Law llange, Union, S. C. Nov. 7 45 Ct J. M. ELFORD, ATTOUXKT AT I.A IV anil TlllAI. JUSTICE COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS GENERALLY, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, OFFICE OVEIt IU>I50 A CAKMSI.K, SPA11TA1NHIJ1KJ, H. O. WILL be sold on Snlcsdny in December ucxt, nt Public Outcry, if not disposed of before that time at private sale: One Lot on the Corner of Magnolia and College street, in the Town of Spartanburg, capable of being divided into three good building lots. On said lot stands A SUBSTANTIAL COTTAGE building, comfortable and convenient, with five rooms on 1st tloor, Attic rooms above, and large Basement story below, nn excellent well of water find convcnint ont houses. Any application for purchase, either as a whole or part of said lot, will be promptly replied to, with description and terms. Terms low and good time given for a pnrt of payment. ALSO, ON REASONABLE TERMS, NINE OTHER LOTS Within ten minutes walk of Public square.? Three will improved and the others well located for resiliences. Apply to I II i." r ro l> r. 4/ . >U . 1/liT ' Mk 1', Spartanburg. Nov. 45 4t Administrator's Notice. "VfOTICK is hereby given that I will, on jLi the 8th day of December, 187'J, ?pply to 11 on. D. Johnson, Jr.. l'robaln Judge of Union County, for a final discharge as Administrator of the Kstnte of M. S. Porter, deceased. I). J. KANT, Administrator. Nov 7 <15 It Fur and Wool Hats. |~VfKV.S& Uovs' Fur And Wool Hats vf nllj. 1? 1 grades, fyr sale low by. POSTKU & W! IK INS. i.' > William Eller's GROCERY AND PROVISION * "S TORE, , EA S T UNION, |r^LOW.mji[l?OST OmOR~ T RESPECTFULLY Incite tlie attention of tbe L people of Union County to my OKSKRAl- A?nimiKCT AND LOW PRICKS OF MERCHANDISE, Consisting of every article usunlly found in a well assorted stock of FAMILY GKOCEBIES, AMONG WHICH ARK Sugars of all grades, Tea and Coffeo, l'ncon and Lard, Flour and Fresh Meal, Fine Ilnuis and Salt Fish, Crackers of all varieties, Molasses of all kinds, AND TIIK FOLLOWING CANNED GOODS : ltoast Docf, Mtntoft lffent, Turkey ami Duck, (Tiickcn ttud llaui. Gamo and Beof, Oysters and Sardines, Lobsters and Salmon Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Peaches, Apples, Pears, Pine Apples, Tomatoes, flnrn V -/A Al* Ready Made Clothing. Brog'aii Shoos. Persons wishing to purchase are invited to call and examine my goods and prices, as I know I can please them in both. Don't forget the place?next store to the Daptist Church. WM. ELLER. Oct 24 4d ly s Fresl Arrivals, i < ? ~ W WE are now receiving our w FALL aud WINTER STOCK, and respectfully ask old and new customers to call and ex- 2 amine. p Our Stock embraces all ,j the Novelties of ibo season. rt M Bargains, as Usual Cashmeres and Alpacas. EXAMINE our Black Cashmeres and Alpacas. SPEARS & COLTON. Prints ! Prints !! milB pr?(ti#nt Prinls in Union, to be found at J_ SPEARS & COLTON S. Virginia Joans. EVERY one is invited to call and examine our Stock of Virginia Jeans and Cassi meres. SPEARS A COLTON. To 11 ousc-li copers. IK vou want Crockery you can get a supply at SPEARS & CO ETON'S. Shawls and Cloaks, OK the latest Styles at SPEARS & COLTON'S. Clothing, VT greatly reduced prices. Call and Examine. SPEARS S: COLTON. Boots and Shoes, mo *uit every one at 1 SPEARS A COLTON*S. Great Bargains. I IV MIT.I^IN 10 ? Y MRS. J. Grant wishes to inform her friends both in town and country that she will he prepared for their calls on Mouday the 20th list. Pattoru lints and bonnets. Hats from ;">0e. upwads. Cheapest that was ever sold in this market. Keatliers. Klowcrs, Ribbons and anything in tho way of Millinery goods. Oct 17 42 tf Notice to Creditors. In tlie case of W. A, Nicholson, Adm'r, vs. W. 1*. Goings, ft ul. ALL persons having claims ng-iinstth* estato of Drury I), doings, deceased, are hereby notified to establish their claims before me on or before the 1st day of December next, or they will be for ever burred. J AS. MUNKO, Referee. Nov. 7, 1870. 45 4t Sheriff8 Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. John II. Little, J'lainlijf. vs. Ann Fleming, Defendant. I>V virtue of an order from the lion. Thomas ) Thomson, to me directed, I will sell before Unioa Court House door, on the first Monday in December, next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following mortgaged land, viz : All that tract of land lying in the County of Union, containing sixty five acres, more or less, adjoining latids of It. A. Cntes, William Little i .i e?i.i * - i? ? i- - * unit uuivra. otnn in wreciosc it .Miugmrni on n Mortgage of John R. Little against Ann Fleming. Tcnns of snle, cash on ilny of snlo. K. MACHETII, S. U. C. Nov. 7th, 1870. 4(1 Ht Clothing. A LAROF. and well selected Stock of Men's l\ and Roys Clothing, Mann feet u red for the Southern trade, at prices to suit the limes; to be seen in onr clothing room up stairs. Ft 1STKIt & WILKIN'S. Ilardwnre. mm: prices of nil goods made from Iron hare 1. advanced very niuch in the past t'.O days.? We have a great many goods on hand, bought before the rise, that we eaa act I ul farmer prices. Now is the tinic (o buy. < FOSTER & WILKIN'S. I ^ GEE & HUMPHRIES RESPECTFULLY Inform their Customers Htul the peoploof Union County generally, that their stock of New Uoods for the i FALL AND WINTER TRADE, is now open for inspection. Their ywrftwrtftP' been 1 -'"l J 1 scans selected wilt greet cere by one of * yilEIR STOCK CONSISTS OF A FULL LINE OF Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, ^ NOTIONS, CLOTHING, IIA TS and CAES. BOOK I SHOES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, TINWARE, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, SADDLES and BRIDLES, TRUNKS AND_VALICES, GROCERIES; In Groceries \vc hare a complete assortment. leas, lotioes, NiiKarsj Molnssca, Flour, lliicon. Canned <?iood.s, Spices, Flavoring Fxtractn, do. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUH LADIES' AN'I) GENTLEMEN'S Hand and Custom Made SHOES. ALSO OUR STAR SHIRTS, GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICES. Wo intend to sell on the most reasonable terms and plve satisfaction to all who purchase from ns. We ask a trial. GEEcV III MIMIRIEM, Oct 17 A'l tf. FOSTER & MKINS! BOOTS and SHOES. H BUV (lie best, for they are the eheapcit. fierier Brothers celebrate llnnd and MwMto made Goods for Gcnls Ladies and Cluldreiw? Every pnir warranted. Sold only by FOSTER & \V ILK INS. Cooking and Heating Stoves. rpHF.RF. is no school like experience, no slimL uIiih like success ; nnd for long and continued efforts to lighten nnd lessen the labors of ino iiniiseiioni, snoricn the nine anu reduce me cost of cooking, tliere lias been given no grcntet evidence of the fact than the number of Stoves sold by tne in the past year, resulting in part from the popularity of the Stoves cn hand and to arrive, which arc unrivaled in appearance, uneqnalcd in operation, unsurpassed in effi> cicnay and unexcelled in economy of fuel. FOR SALE BY J. IF. RODGER. Oct 24 4.1 tf Eat E Grow Fat! 250 PACKAGES FISH, 600 LBS. CHEESE. 150 BBLS. FLOUR. 8,()()0 IVt>&. Bacon. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Crackers. Sardines, Oysters, Pickles, Bagging and Ties, Lard, Candles, Spices, Raisins, Citrons, Tea, Baking Powders, Lie. Tobacco, 4 And all other articles usually kepi IN A FIRST CLXSS FAMILY GROCERY STORE. Wc shall keep n full lino of above Goods on band and guarantee prices. GlYF, US A CALL and you will be convinced thnt you can do as well with us as at any other of the surrounding markets. FULL YVHHjIIT GUARANTEED. SPEARS A CO. Oc? S 40 tf Hats and Caps. TTALISE8 Mil Trunks st Y * SPEARS & COLTON'S. sjji ?