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m : : r? The State ot South Carolina couxrr or ex/ox. In the Court of Probate. BY PAVII) JOHNSON. Jr., Ks.j., Probate Judge for I* it ion County. WIIliltliAS, Jauies Miuiro, Clerk of Court of Cotitmon l'leas, lialli ma lo suit to nte to grant liim letters of Administration on the estate and effects of XVCIIAIMAll llt.llilNiSUN, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said KAtMlAKIAH KolHNSON, deceased, that they be and appear before uie, in tbc court of l'robate, to be held at Cnion on the L'"?tli day of March nest after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. M., to show cause if any they have why the said Administration should not be granted (.liven under my hand and Seal, this 17th day of February, Anno l>otniui 1881, and iu the 103th year of American Independence. I> will JOHNSON. J it., Judge of Probate. Fob 18 C tit The State of South Carolina. couxrr of rx/ox. Tn the Court of Probate. Ill 1). JOHNSON, Jit.. Ks?j., Judge of Probate of I lie County aforesaid. i V\T"HKRBAS, M Hotciihaugli liatlt made suit \ Y to me to grant hint letters of Administration of the estate and effects of JOS. 11 STOMA UUII, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all - *ittd singular the kindred and creditors of the said JOS. I!K TEN HA UUII, Deceased, that they he and appear before me, in the court of Probate, he held at Union on the nth day of March Iter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. ., to show cause if any they have, why the .aid Administration should not he granted. Ilivcu under my hand and Seal, this 17th day of February, Anno Domini 1^81, and in the 105th year of American Independence. 1 " DAVID JOHNSON, J It., Judge of l'rohatc. Feb 18 t? 2t Application for Homestead. WADHIK II. Johnson and Henry N Johnson having filed their petition ju this Court, praying that the family homostead of their father, Henry It. Johnson, deceased, and his personal property subject to exemption under the honiestcid law of this State, be appraised and set <>lf to tli j children of said deceased. In compliance therewith, notice is 1 hereby given that the prayer of said petitioners will be granted at tho expiration of thirty days I from the dato hereof, unless good cause to the contrary be shown. February 17th, 1881. DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Judge of Probate. Feb 18 18 It* To s t , /"\N Tuesdnv morninc last, cither on Church or main street, between the Fpiscopal Church aii'l S. \V. l'orter's store, or between said store and Col. Harlan's residence, a small gold Breastpin, oblong in shape and with leaves of black engraved on it. A reward of the full value of the pin will be paid to any one who will leave it at S. W. Porter's store, or at the Uniou Times ofliec. The intrinsic value of the pin I care but little for, but it is 'highly valued by nic as a gift from a dearly beloved relative. Mrs. M. VINSON. Feb. 18 G 4t XOIICK. IS hereby given that thirty days from the date of this notice, application will be made to James Monro, tisq., ('lurk of the Circuit Court, f..,. t'ni..n II,. I ' to ! >* <.rj,4.r,ll. Fuil'tof" est Presbyterian Church, under the Act of the legislature in such cases made and provided. February 18, 1SS1. A. I). BLACK, ]>. (!. STOMA'. F. F. M. DOWIILL, 1). II. .M 11.LF.B. Feb 18 G It Dissolution. rnilH co-partnerslisbip licretofore existing tinJL der the linn name of L. 15. Jeter .S: t o., at Santuc, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 1st Feb., 1SSI. All persons indebted to the firm, prior to iss], must make payment to L. It. Jeter within thirty days, <>r they will lind their indebtedness in the hands of an utliccr Ibr collection. L. It. JIM' I!II \ CO. Feb 18 G It* \(U(i( i i;n itAL \otk \\i f? lmvc.|ii*t reccivd a caroiuliy yoU'CUM ? V .?ii|>ji!y of Agricultural 1 ini?lciiiculs, consisi ing of J* O \V STOCKS, Sl.M ll.F AM) DOllil.K FOOT, B * 1 <> 1 * <> i it r s , or KVKUY DKSCIliri'loX. Hoes, Shovels, Forks, Clevises, 0 Bolts, &c., &c. < liains jiimI Cto|>cs, T?r nil I'nrj>n?e.*. j IN FAi T ALL KINDS OF PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS. J. T. II11.L CO. Frl> 11 ft lin "plantation supplies of i:va:isv ui.\i> A r,WAYS TO HE For si) AT J. 0. HUNTER & CO S. Fell I I '? If ALIi BRANDS OF JOHN WIERfiYiVlAN & CO S CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS, FOE SALE ll)' ( r a J. C. III NTKH \ CO. ^ Fell 11 ft If SEWING MACHINES! \TI'! liave an assortment of Machines, which ? V we will sell < ? favorable terms. NVe 1-;o?*i? the attachments, together willi I'laiten, Oil-, <>il Cans, Needles. .\c .extra. If you want nnytiling itiiiiiito jit'winjr Machines, call on sri: \us n t (u;r<?n. Feb I I If Notice of Partnership. 4 rPl,i: undersigned liuve formed a partnership I tinier the name of Kohersoti ,\ (inmhail, an<l will carry on a (icneral .Mereinindi/.o bnsijkss, at i lie Store oi'cii|>ic<i by S. \V. I'orter. .lamiary I, 1SSI. (I! It< H' I'.llSt 11. M. (ii; I M l>.\ !.!/. Jan II I It i>i ssom mo*. r II ill'. I.aw firm of .Sieedman .V liawls lias been 1 dissolved by in it I mil consent. J AMIS F. SIT.F.PM \ N, II. I!. i! WVI.s. J in'.'I, ISsi) 'J lni Sheriff's Sales. | | >v virtue of Sundry executions to inc directed, j J 1 ) 1 will sell, before I'ui >11 Court House door, i on ll.e first Monday in .March next, within I the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following property, to wit : One tract of land, located in I?raytonvilie Township, Union County, belonging to the Magnetic Iron Company < f South Carolina, containing "J,(KM) acres, more or less, bounded as fol lows : on the Hast by ISroad Uiver, oti the South i by 1 )*11< 1 -> of C. F. Turner, Henry Homier, Titos. ! Service, Samuel Jeft'orics and John ISarnhill, on 1 the West and North by the Union and Spartanburg County line and lands belonging to the Magnetic Iron Company in Spartanburg County; j levied on and to be sold as the property of lite I Magnetic Iron C unpany of South Carolina, at the suits of F. U. Latham and A. M? Lathaiu. AI.SO. All that tract of land, set oft' to George W. IIill, ns a Homestead, whereon he now lives, con- : tiiiiiingtwo hundred acres, more or less, boundc?l by lands of J. T. Mill and S. M. Mice ; levied on and to be sold as the property of George W. r Mill, at the suits of S. M. Hawkins, as Kxecutor of Win. Hawkins, against George \V Kill, and W. J. T Glenn and \Y. (!. Austin, as Kxecutors,'against (ieorge \V. Hill, and others against T George W. Mill. 1 a t.so. I will sell, on Tuesday the Stli day of March next, on the planta'ioii of Samuel Jcffcrics, where K. A. MeDnniel lived, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sale, about seventy-five bushels corn, more or less, about eight hundred bundles fodder; levied on and to lie sold as the property of K. A. Mcl'aniel under a warrant to seize crop under lieu, at the suit of N Liusooinb. A I.SO. 1 will sell, on Tuesday, the Stli day of March next, on the plantation of (ieorge Graham, within ji the legal hours of Sheriff'a sales, one half of a bale lint cotton, seventy-one bushels cotton seed; levied on and to be sold as the property of lidward Jeter, under a warrant to seize crop under lien, at the suit of ,1. W. Graham. February the 12th, 1881. 15. MACBETH, S. U. C. Feb 18 0 8t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COl'XTY OX CXI ox. I Iii the Court of Common Pleas. Harriet Rollins, ) Plaintiff. | Judgment ra. } for JSophia While, | Foreclosure. Defembmt. ] BY virtue of an order from the Hon. Thomas Thomson, Judge presiding, at the Court of Common l'lcas for Union County, at October Term of Court, 187'J, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in March J next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following described mortgaged lands be longing to Sophia White, to wit : All that certain tract of land, located in Union County, containing 'J4 0-10 acres, moro or less, on branches of Sandy llun, and bounded on the North by lands of A. C. White, on Hie Hast by lands of A. C. While and T. F. Gault. on the West by lauds of James Orr and J A. C. White, iml on the South by tho Pinckncyvillc road; ? sold to foreclose a mortgage of Harriet Bollina against Sophia White, Terms of Sale : One-half of tho purchase money to be paid in cash, the hal nice on a credit of twelve mouths, with interest from tho day of sale, ai d that the purchaser give b:nd and a mortgage of the " premises to secure the balance of the purchase Sl money. February l'Jth, 1*81. It. MACBETH, S. U. C. Feb IS i? 3L a l*ic<lin?iat Seminary l'?r Young [ Idllllt'S. I'lldDMONT IIOUSK, SPAI'TANIH'1%0, S. <\ VIIIt!II-CLASS SCHOOL for Voting Ladies, _ recently opened at Spartanburg, S. ami located in the favorite Piedmont House, on Main Street, long kn wn as one of the most charming j Summer Hotels in the "up-country.Its broad j piazzas, spacious corridors and airy anpart- j ments a Word ample and excellent accommodu- ! ^ lion for a large, tirst-class Female College. The l'iedmont will be found to be a thoroughly ,, good school and a refined Christian home. Our teachers arc competent, our method* excellent I Cl (combining the latest improvements in the art of education) and our facilities for making our ; n pupils thoroughly conversant with the several ' s, branches of Literature, Science, Mathematics ' i, and Philology taught, First Class. j ) Trims Pr.tt Skssion nr Twkxi v Wi:i:ks : ri These will be found as low as at any school o ' the same standard : S! ILiaiiii, including fuel, furniture, lights, clc.?t?0 Tt t i io.N : In Collegiate Hepartment (itudiiding Latin and French) S"_! "> Oil ! lu Intermediate (tiiving a sound Lugli-h training) I'D no ' In Primary " I'd oft t out ingcm I-ee | ! ?? each I'opart lilcnt,I .?(>[ 1'npils 1 oocivcd al any time :tn>l charged front i 1 date of rut ranee. j I Pills for each session payable half in advance ! s | ami lialnnce al end of first ten works. ! ( 1S^,? Semi for t'ircnlar.s and rtd'rrencrs. Present Session ends .Inno 17th ami the Autumn Session t'oiiiiiicncrs Sept. l'J. J. IIKNKY IIAtII'.II, A. M. a I'rincipal, j Spartanburg, S. February lthli, Iss!. | Te'? I I '? -".ins - 1 ?<!?>! <;o!! o ::: to tin: rs i<: w i)i{ i' < ? s r <> u i : ? of? ^ i J. W. POSEY & BRO? ; 1AOK your Pings, Medicines Chemicals, line Toilet Soap, Taney Tooth ami llair Priishes, , : Perfumery and Taney articles. Prices and litis- t j ses, Tiehl ami (iiirib-ii See ls, Class, Putty, Paints, < tils. Varnishes and I've Stiill's. Cigars | and Tohacco. Tine Wines and l.bpiors, for me iij eal purposes. Sewing Machine oil a specially. I Physicians prescript ions aeenrat ely com poll n led. j Main Street, Opposite Cnuui Hotel, Cnioii. S. C. j .Ian "JS if Fertilizers ! Fertilizers !! \\J i: have on liaml, the Wamio, Wilcox ami I \ V (iililiv \ in mi i it i 11 <>. I l?\?rl il i'/orv fiiiil \ritlsi I.y same makers -also, lIn* celebrated " I'l! I.M 11 M Fl.l! TII.I/.KltS." Will sell (iii cotton option, or time notes, or for cash, as the Intyer may prefer. J. T. Illl.I, & ft). I'eli It .*> tin Valuable Building- Lots 1 IS TUB < 1I V OF SIMIM AMil'lHi, 1 XJ HA It the Female College. for Sale. Apply ( 1 ^ > to IL M. & S. S. STliKFS, Ileal Fstiile Agents, No .lelei r How, 1 nion ('. II. I Ke!. I I If I Notice of Final Discharge, j I permission of llavi 1 Johnson, .lr., I'ro- 1 1 ) tiate Judge, on i|,e 'Jolli day of February, |SS1, I 'a ill make my filial return and apply for t Letters diMiii-'snry as \di:iiuis|rator of tin; e.s. tale of Josi |'h \\ . lil.VtoU, deecascd. .ifii n \\ mui in;;.i., a dm' r. I Jan 21 2 ?t F L Y ANNUAL SLAUGHTEI At and bolow CONSISTING OF Till Dross Goods, Tiiidios aii?l tloufs inusi. ( oll:i Flannels and Blankets, Shawls Homespui In order lo effect a general Clearance of ?lie i >f cost or present voltic. No sneli opportunity lias been offered to the ne bargains in first class goods, as I am detern lieni. The following Goods will |be S Yoi vlcn's nncl Boys' Boots, Boston Ties, Slippers, Hats, Umbrellas, Road simores, Dress Shirts and et Handkerchiefs .Doylies and To Secure llnrgain* ('.ill early an.I do not wai This sale will only last until the above goods 1 olite and courteous uljctitinn given to cvorv I>. o. xn r .EAGER OF LOW PRICES. ( Jul! "JI, Ihsl Farmers and I louse keepers, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST! TIIE NK11 FIRM OF loliersoa & GriiMl, AUK DAILY 11KCK1 VINO AN :xr/:xs/ vi: axo com ruin: stock 01 OUOCEUI IOS ! CONSISTING OF Jaoon. Corn, Fie ur, Meal, Salt, Lard, Coffee, Sugar. folasses, Cheese, Spiees, Imparled Olive Oil. CANNED GOODS In pro vl variety, ntt'l of the very best and tost reliable brands. All of which they will i>II at the Very I.owt'sl I*riees. We respectfully ask onr f.iends, and, in fact' 11 who have their own good tit heart to call and ee its at the store occupied by S. W. Porter, ofore buying elsewhere. ROBERS0N& GRIMBAHL. .1 :kti l > i it The Statu of Soulli Carolina, COLS TV or CMOSIn (he Court of Probate. iy DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., I'-,., l'robatc Judge for Union County. I \ JII hll MAS, James Monro, Clerk oft \.ini ol \V Couimon I'lens, liaili made suit to mo t< rant him letters of Administration of the listte and c Meets el' CI I AS. 1 >. 1SAII.UY, debased. These arc. therefore, to cite an 1 Admonish .all t.d singular the kindred and creditors of the iidfii.\S. 1). l'.Alld'Y, tloccascd, that they e and appear heforc inc, in the court of Create. to ho held at Union on the 2;1 day of I'ehnary next after jnihlicalioii hereof, at I I o'clock . M., to show cause, if any they liave, why the tid .Administration should not he granted, tiiven under my hand, this litli day of January, Anno Itomini, lssi, ami in the Itl-'tlli year of American Independence. DAVID JUIINStlN, Jr. Judge of l'rohate. Jan 7 1 tit MEDICAL. CARD. Dr. J. W. A\D It. I\ 1MWKY, [ J A VINti removed to the town of Union, wil I 1. | met ice Medicine in all it - branches ami illicit a share of the patronage of the people. tit hi: at the Drug Store opposite Union Hotel I!i:sinr.sTR, opposite the episcopal church. All orders or calls at. either place promptly ttended to at any hour of the day or night. Jan "JN ! if MERCHANTS HOTEL, si?Ai;TA>;iii"i;<i, s. c. i. .11. SS'S-lHi H I'S. Proprietor. fib//" This I Intel is now o|,onc'l for the lirst linn ii the public, nlxl is newly I'lii'iiislicil through in with everything in lirst ch.ss stylo?lilecirii Sells, lJus, \e. .inn 'Js :5 if 111 ii<*1 S. Stolirs, Attorney :i4 lam ami Notary Public. I N I ON (' II., S. Special Attention to Collections. On in: in .1 tier's building on M:?in Street. .1 nn 28 :i if i:. ltiivt-iH, tl<?rii('.v siii?8 ComiM'llor til raw UNION C. H., S. C. STKCIAI. ATTKNTIo.N TO COl.l.T.i I'loNS llnii'i: in rear of Court Hotcc rooms for ihtIy occupied l>y Wallace \ McKis*ick. J nn -J I - 1y SPECIAL NOTICE. CHEAP WINTER CLOTHING \\T|; offer our entire Stock of WINTl',1 * V Cl,( i t'll INti at greatly rrriuccil prices, i make room for Spring I'urelinses. T. 1111.1, & CO. .Inn 'JI "2 I mi 1 > A V I 1 > .l()ll\S(>\, J-W. E EC d IE, .USllCIi. Orrin:, in Coint l!ou?e--sccoii'l iloor on tli left from front out ranee. Tel: J t tt *N N'S < i CLEARANCE SALE!I >ew ^V"oi*1k Cost! l?] FOLLOWING GOODS: I'lulorvoktn. Corsoln, (iIovon, ltuslirs <i u<l Culls. J >. Tickings. "RlnnrTinrl nn^ "Rvrti*r?. i and Calicos, ahovc goods, I have marked thorn down regardless cash buyers of Town and Country to secure genulined not to carry over goods, if prices will sell old at 20 per Cent. Below New *k Cost: 0. Congross Gaiters Dross Boots, Gent's ly Made Clothing, Jeans and CusCollars, Undorshii'ts, Poek. Towels, Napkins, 1 Tablo Liition. J [ t until the Stock is nearly sold out. are disposed of. Visitor, whether purchaser or not, at X M >T' IPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. 2 i . ]y TTNTER & C0.|M] \ UK receiving New Goods every week, and sq, x\. will be pleased at all times to show their fine assortment, and compete in prices with any other house in town. Their motto is "No trouble to show goods they cordially invite one all to come ami examine their Stock. To those who cannot come, we will be pleased at any time to furnish samples. They won!4 call Serein! at ten'ion to their Stork <\f T> It E H S GO O 1> S, I"" IX A LLjhr XK WKST.twl I.A TKSTSTVf,US Trimmings for Dresses, consisting of Silks, l'laiti ^ and Itrocade, from Toe. to ."jl.-IO Satin, oil <'olors, l'lain and Drocade, SI lofl.ot), I'dack \)clvets, from Hoc. to Si. "?<>. Silks, all Colors and Shades. Til Kin STOCK OK LACKS. Fish us uml .Inbots, f?A'<Yavats ?ii*t Handkerchiefs. 'Linen Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Which they think is the best ever brought to this Market. TilEY IIAYE ALSO A 1'1'I.L I. IX/: OF Notions, 1"' White Goods, Flannels, Domestics, I Aud nil other articles Genet ally found in a Lry Goods Store. j ,ATTENTION GENTLEMEN ! I I Ca-1 it^frEv-amino Our Stock of I OYKIt COATS. (.'horn inc. vvl not HITS AND S lions, HATS AND CADS, moroui-i iiiTviN(;. | _ ' ; We arc Agents for the I'AL.V S/Ill'T either ; l.aundricd or Unluundried, and which we | [ j think the best thing in the market. IF VOU WANT ^ Giffia.t Ra.ro'a.insI I J NOW IS YOUR TIME ! T O (; 10 T T II 10 31. I ! I N foil M'niH'nco iif ill health I run cmnpello'l lo i J J 1 fro mil ?.?!' mercantile business tunl hnv<> e n 1 clu'leil a salt< (o other parties of my remaining stock of (joints tin: sale l ? lake oiled some weeks hence. In ihe nieeii time 1 propose lo ^1:1 yia, <>i?;rr 11 I V I, I. 1 I* OSS I II I. V < A \ i I AT VKlIV REDUCED PRICES. I YOU CAN CUT I SUCH BARGAINS YOU NEVER GOT BEFORE! j I enp a tzcvj micri/c nui v . J I UII K I LTV TTtLIXO UITLI ^v. r I S. W. Porter's. ? Jail ! If i r i ' m .1. n . MrCKOK Y *v < < >., r I" j < ok\i;k main ami mai ntain SIS., UNION ('. !!., S. c. ! E DEALERS IN ! ? Groceries, Canned Goods, &c. > GRAIN A SPECIALTY. 1 / J an - I, I-si 'J 'Jul" ; To Delinquent Tax Payers. rjAil I". allcinioii of panics owing or having an ' 1 interest in laiiJ on tin' ilclin<|ii( lit 1 i.si fur | 1 s?S -T'J, or uIhiiii to liecmiic ilrliifjiiciil lor j IST'J-SO, is called to a recent Act of tin? LouisI la'.nro. l?y which said lands may Im redeemed on or lifl'oro ihc US>i ilay of May, issl, ujoii '' ilio jia}-nioiii of lIn* Tiiuii >1 no. ' o ' |J. 15. l uSTia;, Trias'r l.'. Foil. I I 111! i Town Lots for Sale. I ril\V<> valuable l.ol.-, on i>r-t; Street, in tin il Town "f I'nii i>, for Sale. I'lais can U- , aeon Lv aj j !> in;r lo ' / | II M. \ S. S. STOKi'-^, o J Ileal IN l.a to Ajienis, No VI, .Icier'- lloiv. i Feb I I If . % .., . ? At , V ' jii?. ? ? i < ? qjje. *? H??ND" FALLi OPENING! = ^:o: JK* P. M C Oil UN ) K( IS leave to announce to his Customers ami the public generally that ho has just ) returned from the Northern Markets with the largest STOCK OF DRY GOODS KVI:I: nuoucaiT TO UNIOX which will UK soli) very cheap, CONSISTING OF <;<>oi)fs irv all colors am> 3iakls. AS1IM ERKS, DELAINS, ALPACAS, SILKS AND SATINS, Brocades of tlic Newest Shades and Designs. OSIKRY, IIAIR-RRUSIIES. (i LOCKS, nmiv i :o: My Bleached and Brown Arc the ('heapest in the .Market. They consist of I {leached ami Itrowu . eotings, including all tin; standard makes ol* Long Cloth's, Pillow Casings ami octings, I would call the attention of the Ladies to my Silks and Satins for imming Purposes, Prinzes, A'.}. :o: IIY CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, IS complete in every particular, and is the largest and finest Stock ever exhibited to the ?p!c ol' I nioii < 'ounty. \\Y HARD WAKE. CROCKERY AND (iROCKRY DEPARTMENTS CAN T RE SURPASSED. I HAMi AIsSO CAUPI:TS. GUiNTtt FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS HATS, SHOES, CABS, MY BAGGING AND TIES, Will be sold at very Low figures and it will pay tlie Far mors to give me a call before ircliasing elsewhere. Soul. 1 send sample* to hH parts of tlie Comity upon application. No trouble to show icds, and attentive Haloanicn are always ready to wait on Customers. SHIRTS ! SHIRTS !! { I nave taken the agency for the celebrated Liberty and (.old Medal unlauudrica uhirts liieli are not surpassed l??r beauty of work and durability. P. M. COITEN. Sept 21 ::h if BEST GOODS A. r.r r ii ig 1j O W EST PRICE Si H T W J? O IV ASSOUTM ENT COM PEETE! I >' ALL DEPARTjMHNTS. LOOK AT OUR GOODS 3 E F ORE PURCHASING FOSTER & WILKINS. Oct S III CTj . I X "T. J RE/ <3 r|,1M'. ^ l f M ^ 1 :11 I I i I? f | < o 11 I . ^ ^ ' , Sale of :i 11 kin Is of Ko.l |. m y j5 i O iv. rtn I oflor their aerviees . -r m T--"1 r-? i ^ . I.-itids, Town I,nfs, or any oilier kin<l of l;c;n p . | . ^ #1 , Ut tic for Hale, or who may w.sli to purcliOSW a O 772 fT'\ ' smeli i i 11 v iii I'nion bounty, i v ._ :?>-t t-H ^ ~--i ?."* j Our It-iins will In* reasonable. and pemono i ^ i * r~"' "1 . <* U. E * plaeinp I licit* property in our hands for fate will I- . | l*"j . ^ ^ ^ ?*4 lie charped nothing unless a sale is made. livery effort will In; u?ul, by advertising audi y ^ ' ' 'f' ^"J personal eorrespniidenee, i ? make ?:iloe. 1 v . 1 V "3 ' Qri j Titles examined and In-cdst proptrly drawn. ^ ? !~"-t-""| ^ <4 5 ^ Oiin i. in .Jeter's building on Main Si reel. ' ? - r--2 v-A j II. M. STOKKS. , X ^ ? ~-A tl - - ffl 1 s- * C ' * ^ J ** 7^ > ^ : j 1 1 lf ^ ~ ^ r XHJ ^ ^ ^ ^ ~ ! REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ? nj ' .J , * , A , 'j fc?* "* ' hrl rnillll'.i: fine building l.ots for Halo on Main r1 1 J r -5 S 2 j 1 Si reel, Union ?' ? ^ ^ Also a commodious .Store house near ihc Court * f m ??3 ^ . c I?"A ,. v -* ? y 11 otiso. ^ < >..O i- ' Also I'ighly Acrrs of valuable M'aods land ' s" ~ ' I " . O "j r , ^ : about one n.iit; M ?-..si of I'nionC. II. in 0 i H - ^ ^ Apply to, U. M. & S. S. STOKKS, . ^ M ^ ^ l{oal Kslato A pent A, Hi X t fl t ^ I'nion. S. P. v fJ / w , .Ian II 1 if - v i -H I*4 rj : W i ... Ps To Merchants. " 'r?M ? ?i n. 1 ^ ^ h t H J, H 'J \\^^' ^P0*^ Cotton at X'-w 1^1 )'" /." I'riet*. '! per cent. <>1!" if pail in - ? - Ph PS btf*2! t '" ^"v,t thcrebv ?avin? country dealers Frtiyht - ~T~; O r- " ??? l""'ronr . ' c?* [m 2 \ J T. mi.!. \ fit . \?rcr?ts. .1 ui.-Jl ;? tf.