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The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UN/ON ^ In the Court of Probate. UY D. JOIINSON, J11., Esq., Judge of Probate f the County aforesaid. JfVSO Winfield 8. Smith, trustee of Mrs. J. L. X Lyles, under the wHI of Willam Smith, late of said County, deceased. These are to cite and admonish you, the said W. S. Smith, at the instanoe and reqdtst of Mrs J. L. hyles, personalty to be and appear befogs me, in Ih'e Court of Probate, to be held at Union, on the 21st day of February, now next ensuing to show cause, if any you can, wbj you should not make and render, before me upon oath, a true and faithful account of your administration i upon said Estate. Herein fail not, as you shall answer the contrary at your peril. Oiren under my hand and Seal, this 20th day <of December. Anno Domini, one thousand eight hundred and eighty, and of American Independence, the 106th. DAVID JOHNSON. JR., Judge of Probate. Dec 24 &1 f>t Notice. \T O'^qprc is hereby given that in pursuance uLN of tho decree of (he Probate Court, the .^creditors of Mrs. Anne 1*. Epps, deceased, are . Required to present and establish their claims dkjj .tngaiust her estate before the Probate Court for r ' Vnion Couuty on or before the 15th day of Febl-unrjt, 1881. DAVID JOHNSON, JR. Judge of Probate, p. ,.t. Not 15 1880. 8m ii ii t a C 1 a u s HAS JUST ARRIVED AT '. Mrs. I. SHOPPAULS WITH AN ELE0ANT ASSORTMENT ?OF? . *C N R1ST MAS PRESENTS FOB GOOD LITTLE GIRLS, ^Groodl I^ittlo Boys ? AND? si- .GROWN-UP FOLKS. GO AND SEE HIS 'l!Bonutiful Dolls, , Handsome China Cups ami Saucers, IThina Vases, Comical and oilier Toys. ?'oy Wagons and Doll Carriages, laisius and Currants, Citron and Jellies, Cocoanuls, Oranges, Almonds, l'ecan and all other kind of NUTS. We can't tell of half of the (Jootl Tiling* Vie has brought, so you must go nnd see for yourselves. He is a jolly good old soul and brought just what you want. He will be intro duced to you by , MRS. M. SHOPPAUL. Dec 17 ^ 50 3t Clerk's Sale, c State of South Carolina, < COUNTY OF UNIONTn <the Court of Common Pleas. 'Gilliam II. Jeter, et al. ( Plaintiffs, | Judgment ( against J- for sale flosctta Dawkins et al. | in Partition. Defendants. | IN obedience to an order made in the above entitled case by His Honor \V II. Wallace, 'Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House dotfr, in the town of Union, within the legal j hours of Sale, on the first Monday in January ? '1881, the following described property, to wit: All that tract of land situated in Union County, .State aforevaid, on Ncal'sCrcck, containing three I hundred and forty-six acres, more or less. | 'bounded by lands of L. 13. Jeter, deceased. .Jamck T. Jeter, anil estate of William Hawkins. Terms of Sale : One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one ahil two years, in equal instalments, from day ' of sale, with int.-rest trom day of sale, secured ' l?y bond of the purchaser, and a mortgage of the ( preihiscs. " Clerk's Oflice Dee 8, 1880. 1 JAMES MUNRO, , Clerk of Court. Dec 10 40 3t Land Sales! Land Sales !! i f Wild, be sold on sale day in January, 1881, ? at Union C. II., So. Ca., the followingtracts ot land : Tract No 1. All that desirable tract of land located in Snnj ' tuc towiiship, adjoining lands of Mrs. Hebt. fllenn, W. It. Itriggs and Solomon Gregory, con- ^ daitiing three hundred and thirty-two ncrcs, :mdre or less, seventy to eighty acres in cultiva- 1 tion, fifty ncres in original woods, balance in 1 Jiottoms and old field. Tract No. 2. The tract known as the Solomon Edwards I plnee, about four miles from to,wn, adjoining lands of the estate of Nathan Hawkins, deceased, 1 IV. I). Humphries and Joseph Crawford. Sixty ^ /to seventy ncrcs in cultivation. Woodland sufB Aolont for the plncc. Brick Store House. All <liti , Jot and Hrick Store House tlicrcon, ?gituated on Main Sirccl in the town of Union, i S. C? and occupied by us at present as a Store, i Terms of sale made known en day of sale. I F. M. FA it It Si CO. < Dec 10 49 3t W. R. IN < > T ^ 13 TV, B1LUARDS and SAMPLE Rooms. , 1)10 ALE It IN Fine Hriuulics U'litskics, U incs, 1 iVt1.^ A'i ai, Ac. rune mountain <xhsn \viiiskh\ a is feci a ltv. The Finest Brands Domestic ' and Imported. Cigars, Chewing Tobacco, &c. SPAIITANBTMIO.S. (\ 1 "TTAVISO opened a tmnefi of my establish- j J 1. ment in Iho commodious and 1inn<lsonie now M KUCHA NTS' llOTKL, nt which Mr. t IIOKKUT I,AM15 will always be round ready to < waif it| o t patrow, i invite those who may visit Spartanburg to jtivc us a call and test the 1 qualities and prices of what we have for sale. | W. 11. SOLF.N. Nov lit) '17 tf NEW ^WONDERFUL! THE Till SFBIHfr BED 48 HON EST SPRINGSJPCR $5 00 Tills is wilh^JuGRt t!e fheitpcflt and . most Durable Spring ever offered to tbe public, and is far superior to any Bed in the market. Some of the advantages of this Spring over all others are? t. 1st. It u clean, AoiseUss, and Strang. _ lid. Each 8pring is made of the best Bettemer Spring Steel, each Spring having an individual strength of Sixty Pound*. 3d. The body rests smoothly and evenly upon these springs, and a light and heavy person sleeping in the same bed does not cause it to sag, as with Slat or Woven Wire lleds. 4tli, This is the only Spring in the market that can be adjusted to any bed and moved from one hed to another with the same ease that you can move ordinary slats. - ' 6th. It makes a smooth, even surface for the mattress to rest upon, with no ends to chafe and wear the mattress. Oth. This bed we guarantee to be noiseless, elastic, and adjustable ; to be hard or soft at the will of the occupants, (by simply adding or removing a few springs, which can be done in five minutes,) and to fit the body in all parts and positions, and not to give way under the strain, each spring being severely tested before i used. TIXE PROOF s We, the undersigned, arc now using the Twin Springs, made by Messrs Kiaon & Sassaman, nnd take pleasure in stating that they are superior to any we have ever seen : I Wm. Munro, Kcv. B. 0. Clifford, S. M. Ilice, 11. M. Stokes, S. 8. Fnrrnr, J. D. Smith, It. W. Tinslcy, T. E. Bailey, J. P. Mullinnx, T. C. Nelson, F. N. Parker, T. M. Alverson. , , For the present these Springs will be made at i the Union Hotel, and wo invite the citizens to oall there and examine them for themselves. EISON A N4SSA1?IA\. Dec 17 60 "if CHRISTMAS i AT THE | I Little Green Front Store. JUST RECEIVED, ! OR1NOEN, APPLES, BANANAS ' NALAGA GRAPES. l,000lbs Stick Candy, at 20c. per lb. 2001bs. French Candy?80(W)75c. per lb. G boxes Fresh Layer llnisins. 1 25 Quarter boxes do do 601bs. Fresh and Clean Currants. 1 Assorted Preserves and Jellies. ' Mince Meat?Small buckets. lMuiu Pudding " ! \LL KINDS OF CANNED GOODS. 1 501bs. Dried Figs?Fresh. ? NEW Lor OF 3IIOICE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ! SOOlbs. Cream Cheese. lOOIbs. Gilt-edge Butter. 2001bs. bologna Saussagcs. STATIONERY FOR PRESENTS. 500 lyiic/f& Firr f1rnr7.-rr<t B. F RA^VLs! 4i DEALER IN :! ? Groceries, Hardware, Drags, &c< fiferis -Kring-le's HEADQUARTERS ?FOR? Christmas Goods, NO. 1, EAST UNION. Oranges, Applets BunnntiH, Almonds, tiirraiilH. Citron, Anrl th* r;? -- I I> * TC r\Tiy " ..... .... * > .*>* it.Tiui.io crcr ?rr? in t/niow. ASSORTED*FRUIT JELLIES. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CIIEBSE\ Plain mid Fancy Candy, CAKES and CRACKERS of all kinda MINCE MEAT, PLUM PUDDING, OYSTERS, SALMON, SARDINES, And FRESH CANNED MACKEREL, a rare thing in tliis latitude. Dec 10 49 tf Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions lo nicdirected, 1 will sell, before Union Court House door, on (lie first Monday in January next, within the legal hours of Sh?ritf> sales, the following property, to wit : All tHe interest that F. M. Cudd has in a tract of land, known as the Berry Alvcrson place, containing three hundred and scvcniy-five acres. uiutu ur icaa, uounacu py lanils ol (lie est ite ol Berry Coleman, W. A. Moorhead, the l'inckney Bond, the Broad Hiver Road, the land known as the Page land and lands formerly belonging lo the estate of Walter Wishart ; levied on and to be sold as the property of the estate of F. M. Cudd, deceased, at the suit of Pelzcr, Rogers & Co, and others, ngninst F. M. Cndd & Son. ALSO. One tract of land, belonging to the estate ol John 1*. Jolly, containing 2U'J acres, more 01 less, bounded by lands of the estate of James McBridc, Shadrick Jolly, Win. Recknell an-J others; levied on and to be sold ns the property of the estate of John P. Jolly, at the suit ol Nancy Jolly, ngninst Samuel S. Stokes, as Administrator of John P. Jolly. ALSO. All the interest that David C. Gist tins in ? tract of laud, located in Uogansville Township, Union County, on both sides of Fair Forest creek, containing seventeen hundred and thirty-three teres, more or less, bounded by lands of Samuel J. Mayes, the Mix land, Albert Means, Jonas Swink, Mrs. Columbus Gage, A. G. Rice, the :stnte of James Gtst and Charles Young; levied on and to be sold as the property of Band C. Gist, nt the suit of Joseph Strauss, as executor, against David C. Gist. AL90. I wiii sell on Tuesday, the fourth day of Jan,iary next, nt the residence of W. A. Moorhead, ivilhin the legal hours of Sheriff s sale, twe Llutuuuntl anil 4a?4.y.11? itaa "AM'tl Cotton; levied on and to be sold as the property 3f Harry Wardwud, under a warrant to seize crop under lien, at the suit of W. A. Moorhead. ALSO. I will sell on Tuesday the 4th day of January next, on the plantation whereon M. I>. Wiliani* now lives, within the legal hours of Slierill"'s Sales, about seven or eight hundred pounds iced cotton and about four hundred bundles 'odder ; levied on and to be sold as the property >f.M. L. Williams, under a warrant to seize crop inder lien, at tlie suit of A. 11. lfayden. ALSO. 1 will sell on Monday the third day of Januiry next, before Union Court House door, withn the legal hours of Sheriff's Sale, one bay nule; levied on and to be sold ns the property if the estate of Silas Tygart, at the suit oi W. J. Humphries, as Administrator of J II. l)ogan, igninst \V. W. Sims, A. K. Aughtry and Silas rygart. AT.SO. I will sell at the Plantation of Thomas il. 'eake, whereon Jason Hayes now lives, on TuesIny the fourth day of Jaruarynext, within the egal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about one hunlrcil and fifty bushels corn and about one thousand bundles fodder; levied on and to be sold as he property of Thomas II. Peak at the suit of 5- D. llriggs, against Thomas 11. Peak. ALSd. I will sell on Tuesday, the fourth day of Janmry next, at the residence of A. G. White, vithin the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about 1500 pounds seed Cotton, 50 bushels cotton see I, wenty-five bushels corn and about '200 bundles odder; levied on and to be sold as the properly if A. G. White, under a warrant to seize crop inder lien at the suit of P. M. Cohen. ALSO. 1 will sell on Tuesday, the fourth day of Janlary next, at the Gin house of Abrnm Garden, n Union County, within the legal hours of Slierff 's Snles, one bale of lint cotton and eighteen tundred pounds seed cotton ; levied on and to >e sold ns the properly of Mnbry Moorcman, inder a warrant to seize crop under lien, at the mil of J. W. Hunter & Co. It. MACBKTFI, S. U. C. Dec. 8, 1880 40 8t Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. tn the Court of Common Pleas. It. A. Parish et at, | Plaintiff*, I Judgment against J- for sale J. Lizzie Howell, | in Partition. Defendant. J IN obedience to an order made in the above stated ease by His Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House loor, in the town of Union, within the legal liotirs of sale, on the first Monday in Jnnutiry 1881, the following described properly, to wit : All that tract of land situated in Union County, ^tatc aforesaid, about four miles North-west of Howell's Ferry, bounded by lands of A. F. Kcnlrick, A. A. Snrratt, Howell's Ferry road, nnd Armstrong, containing one hundred nnd live acres, more or less. TKKM8 OF SALE-CASH. Clerk's Offico Dec 8 1880. JAMES MUNRO, Clork pf Court. Deo 10 49 8t The Best Sewing Machine. rpilE merits of the WIIEELBft k WIL&>X JL Sowing Machine have been long established, both by reports of Committees at the great Mochnnicnl exhibitions in this Country and Europe, !\s well as by the verdict of those who hnvJ uicd them. These incomparable Machines arc now on salt on very moderate terms, at RICE & McCLURKfl. Nov. 19 4G tf Ij<tryn Lot of Toys for Christmas. j Shot, 1'oicdcr, Caps and Cartridges. i And if there is anything else yon think of to < idd to the joys and comforts of the holiday sea- i ton, you can tind it nt the LITTLE GREEN FRONT STORK. Dec 17 60 tf B 3PLENBIB FARMS ! For Sale! i BY permission of Legatees and all concerned, '] there will be sold to the highest bidder on he first Monday in January, 1881, at Union 0. I., Fon Cash, the land belonging to the estate if JASON NO It MA .V, deceased, consisting of ' ibout 1,400 Acres, divided into five tracts, rs fol- J ows: ' < One Tract Containing 214 Acres ? Adjoining Cross Keys land, lying on boll j tides of the Jones' Ford road, with good tenant louses ; 80 or 40 acres in fine wood laud, with ibout a two-horse farm of cleared land. A capital place- * The Middle or Home Tract, * t Containing about ftOO acres, also lying on ( ooth sides of the Jones Ford Komi. This is a c veil improved place, with a fine Dwelling, Gin i House, Stables and all other necessary outbuildings ; a capital well and a good spring of vatcr; a fine Orchard and a first rate pasture ionvenient. Church and school-house near by. . Another Tract of ?IO Acres, i Lying on the same road and well Imprivel | it has some fine wood land. It is a very desira- , )le plnce to live nt, having every thing on and g iround it necessary for comfort and convenient t ?nd being about four hundrel yards ft m Church and School House. Another Tract of About 250 Acres, Lying on the opposite side of road from nhnvo villi good dwelling find nearly land enough for i two-horse farm ; 30 acres of wood land near he dwelling. The cleared land is fine. A good spring. Another Trai l of 175 or 200 Acres, Lying hack of the above, on Frenchman's ['reek. This is good cotton land, but a little broken. ' All these places arc in a pleasant neighbor- ' liood, with a good Saw and Grist mill conve- ' ninnt. W. II. NORMAN, Agent. Dee 3 -18 4t Breastpin Lost. IOST, on Nicholson street between the rcsi- ' Ji deuces of .Mrs. Whisenanf and Mr. R. IV. ' Tinslcy, on Friday morning last, a large breastpin, with gold back, a child's portrait in front and a lock of hair inclosed. A suitable reward will bo paid for the return of the pin, by leaving it at the Times Office or at 11. W. Tinslcy's Jewelry Store. Dec 17 60 :<t Closing Out Business. rill IE subscriber respectfully requests all perJL sons indebted to him to make payment by 1 the 1st day of January 1881, as ho intends to < b'i so up his business in this town at that time, i All debts remaining unpaid at that dnto will bo I I t't in the hands of a collector with instruction to close them up as soon as possible. < A. IRWIN. Dee. 10 49 3t J holiday Opening r ~~ THE SPARTANBURG , &&ok store Many Novelties Receive A FINE Assortment of Christmas Good suitable for presents for young nad ol married and singlo. W orlr Ratob f T\Trif inI WW V* A dWAVp ff # JLWiUgA/VOIVO i Gloves and Handkerchief Box< AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, very chea 8C11AP HOOKS. PEARL AND IVORY HANDLE POCKE KNIVES. Pocket Books. An Elegant Edition of the Poet: STANDARD LITERATURE. Out Glass and Iridescent Inkstand CHRISTMAS CARDS, rilOTOfntAPII ALBUM And many other Beautiful Things. ! Persons living in Union Counly may order I mail, giving an iden of what they wish. Selc "wu" " ? ww vt?iviuiijr iiuu luoii'iuiij mnuc, at the same price charged as if the person we present. Send in your orders at once and t goods will be mailed any day that you may f lect, and to nuy address. COFIELD, PETTY & CO., SPARTANBURG, S. C. Oct 1 89 8m ' CO w sag- gag a * ? &J g:0 .-SS^ . '?2Q. ^Ssl^g Ph ^ rh ? p- -, ^ ? 'g |o ' o 5 A*53 ;w ?g:S-2Sa LZj Q 5 J2 S ^ ^ hrt ' Ph ?r/^K p-^ <i '? ? "lS o ^ ? ?^5p p fcj p5 flO^o^ga rv] A ? ht?-~! 50 cfi y la CO S H - S ^ o , ? It?I e^O S 3R O S ' ^h H Ph Ea=! * ? H >" i 3 pr^1 E??a ?. ' ? "Q SBtl ? o op; w CD ^ * Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina COUSTY OF UNION. Ill the Court of Common Pleas F. W. Eisoti nnd others, "| Plaintiff* j Judgment ayainat V for sole Harrison Fowler nnd others in Partition. Defendant*, j IS obedience to nn order made in the nbo stated case by His Honor W. H. Wallnc Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court Hou door, in the town of Union, within the leg hours of sale, on the first Monday in J inuni 1881, the following described property, to wit All tlint tract of land containing onehundri nnd'Vtiify acres,'more or less, situated in Jonc ville Township, Union County, State aforesai and bounded by lands of Lctta Coleman, J* ferson Mabry, Mrs M. P. Hawkins, and F. 1 Kison and Mill Creek. i Terms of Sale : One-half cash nnd the balance on a credit twelve. in? nths, from day of sale, with intcn from day of sale, purchaser to give bond ni mortgage of the premises, to secure the balan of the purchase money. Clerk's Ofticc Dec. bth 1880. JAMBS MUNRO, Clerk of Court. Dec 10 40 ill NEW STORE 1 NEW STOCK HA VINO erected a new and commodio Store on the site of our Old Stand, o facilities for conducting the Foreign and 1J mestic Fruit trade are now unsurpassed in ti Southern Country. Tho attention of our friends, and dealers ge crally, is called to this fact, nnd also to our frc supplies arriving to-day. 100 barrels Northern APPLES, ' '50 boxes Messina Lemons, ' f? barrels Pears. 15 pkgs. Delaware nnd Concord Grapes, 00 barrels E. Rose Potatoes. 5 Parrels Onions, 100 barrels Northern Cabbages, Peaches and Grapes fresh every morning I Express. C. BART & CO. 53, 57 nnd 5'J Market street. Charleston, S. C. Sept *25 38 4 m P EOPLIS'S ACADEMl WEST SPRINGS, S. C. Next Term begins* Jan. 10, 18M Full citps of competent teachers. Instru lion tliurough. Expenses light. Semi for cat logne. J. B. l'ARKOTT, Principal. Dec 10 49 fit* For Mai?, ? ABOUT 300 ACRES OF Valuable Land on Enorce Riv< Apply to the undersigned, D. S. LEE. T)i?a in i4 fp OVEROGATS. If you (^ercont, you will so I money by pW!ia)?ng from 81'KAllS & COLTON Rubber CIoocIm. Pvubbcr Goods for Gentlemen and Ladies c bo found at 8PEAUS & COMON'S. f T i ; BEET d AT LOWE S T U. ASSORTMENr P- I ALL DEP.A LOOK AT C BEFORE PI FOSTER & Oct 8 40 5, bJ A Mass Meeting !C1(1 re WILL BE HELD he EVERY DAY UNTIL NEXT SPRING, _ ?AT? 3 S. W. PORTER'S. DRY ROODS STORE! SPEECHES WILL BE MADE ? UY? Jleasrs. Thompson and Crawford UPON T1IE BEAUTIES OF THE Fall and Winter Stock of Goods, WHICH have just been received from Market, nnd they will satisfy the people of Union that it will be to their interest, socially nnd financially, to purchaeo of them before leaving tho Store. All the People should attend and learn wisdom. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF I DRESS GOODS. >5 Rep PopliiiH, AlptlfttH, N. C. Plaids, ^ CaaliaicrcH. ItImIi Plaids, Calicoes* or all bramlN. 3. BLACK and COLORED DEBAGE. | :n: ? I DRY GOODS. iii ,v Joans. : CassimQros, sd Korsey Jeans, *' Bed Ticking, ' Shirting, Drilling, Shooting, TABLE LINEN. of !St ?j The largest and most varied stock of (lie ce BEST BRANDS OF SHOES, Ever brought to this market; and I would be glad to exhibit them to customers, feeling ccn. fident that in quality and price they cannot bo ' 1 beat. us NOTIONS. >o ho My Stock of Notions is full anil Complete in n- every lino, sli GROCERIES. Bacon, Lard, S gar, U Fl0Ur. 3 Coffee, Rice. Crackers ? Teas, Meal, Cheese, 1. An<l everything elso you con expect to find in a first Clctss Grocery Store. cn" DON'T FORGET TIIE STORE. ~S. W. Porter. Sept. 24 88 it il A Money Demand. THE subscrioer is greatly in need of money and earnestly calls upon those indebted to him to make settlements immediately. This is ! only a penile reminder, and I hope my friends will respond to it at once and not force me to extreme measures. W. T. QUAIIAM. ve ?ct I5 41 JL_ Boots and Shoes. Our stock of Doots ami Shoes nre of all qualities, to suit all classes, from the coarsest Hiognn to the Ficcst .Shoe or Boot, an J. C. HUNTER & CO. Sept. 21 58 t( ? _> r~i i ii win mi i rii i ifi G0OM r H E PRICES! U I* r COMPLETE! TV iRTMENTS. )TJR GOODS JRCHASIN G ; WILKINS. If A.C.Fostor&Co's Cheap Store! WR Would inform tho citizens of tTntoil (hat we havo just opened in the Store foriuorly occupied by Mr. J. II. Mesce, a fine pew stock of CENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONSISTING OP DRY GOODS Of Every Variety ?AND? Latest Stylos. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Calicoes, Dress Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions. JEANS AND CASSIMERE& Long Cloths, Homespuns, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS;. READY-MADE CLOTHING. A LARGE STOCK OF Ultt>CEmi5S, WOODEN WARE, And everything else usually found in a Qcucrul Merchandise Store. CALL AND EX A MINK GOODS AND PRICES Wo Like to Show Our Goods.. Oct 16 41 If Diamonds nro More than Costly Class, andl no ore Strictly tlrst-class, Illicit Toned, Superlative Stoves, Llo the TlmoN, to inferior ones. THE TIMES COOKING STOVE. Costs more to manufacture, but is sold at nearly (ho same price as ordinary Stoves, and possesses so many advantages over all others that it is necessary to inspect it in order to appreciate it fully. THE AOME OP PERFECTION,, Has taken the Premium at Every C ontest. Guaranteed in every RespectIt you want (lio Tory best, buy the TIMES- ^ COOK. Over 85,000 homes nmdo happy by possessing (bis Jewel of cho first water.. FOR SALE BY J. H. ItODGER. Oct T2 4-2 If Auction Sale cf Land. BY virtue of n power contained in a certain Mortgage Deed, made by Kesiah Slielileswnrll. l/? > , >m I'?j, mow, unu recorueu in Register of Mcsno Conveyance Oflfico, tdr Union County, in liook of Mortgagee D. No. ^ pnges 139,140 and 141, we will soil by publicauction, before tho Court House door, at Union,, at the usual hour of Sheriff's Sales, for Cash*, all that tract of land, containing one bundre<f and ten acres, more or less, situated about 1# miles to tho Southward of Union Court Housed and bounded hjr lands of J. C. Shetlleaworth,. S. M. ltico, 11. L. Coleman and O. J. Lee. Dec. 7 1880 J. T. IliLL & CO. Dee. 10 49 81 Tobacco. FROM 3 cento-to 88 cents per plhg. st thoLITTLE UllEKN FRONT. Oet 12 45 if Ladies' Cfoaks, If your wife should need a Cloak do j(t* know whor. to get it ? Of course, at SPEARS h COLTON'8. Edgings and Inserting^. Ik A large and beautiful stock of Ilfttnburg Edgings and lusertings, to which we invite- the attention of the Ladies. J. C, UUNTER 3t C(fs r ' ' ,V ' A