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v. Sheriff's Sales. BY virtueo.' sundry Excculionsto me directed, I will sell before Uuion Court ilou.se door, on the first Monday in January next, within the legal hours of Sheriff sales, the following described property to wit: One tract of land located in Union County, containing two hundred acres, more or less, bound North by Brown's Creek, East by J. C. ' Harris' laud. South by Hancock Mill road and West by Skull Shoals road; levied on and to be sold as the properly cf William O. Vinson, nt the suit of I. T. Ilill & Co., against William G. Vinson and J. C. Harris. 1 also All tlie interest that Thomas Duff Noland has ,i in the tract of land whereon ho now lives, known as the G. S. N land Homestead, located in Union p County, on Fair Forest Creek, containing Five hundred and fifty acres, inoro or less, bounded by lands of Hubert llealy, Sr., II. II. Uico, E. (1. I'ark, Alexander I'rewctt and Fair Forest Creek; levied on and to be sold ns the property of Thom- \ as Duff NolanJ, nt the suit of John E. Colton. also if Two Mules, one two-horse Wagon and one ^ Buggy; levied on and to be sold ns the properly w or James L. Harris at the suits of Foster & Wif- ' *' kins. John W. Harris, J. T. 11 ill & Co., Spears & Co. and others. also Tk On the first Monday in January next, 188:3. ft within the legal hours of Sheriff sales, before ^ Union Court House door, two bales lint cotton, ? , levied on nnd to bo sold as the property of c Mansfield Palmer, at the suit of Uice & Me- ? Lure. j also T I will sell, on Tuesday, the second day of Jan- u ttary* next, 18811, within tho legal hours of Sheriff sales, at the late residence of Amos D. llycrs, deceased, about three thousand and fiftyone pounds seed cotton, about seventy-five bush- a els corn, five or six hundred bundles fodder and a one lot shucks ; levied on nnd to be sold as the ti property of Amos I). Byers, deceased, under a warrant to seize crop under lien, at the suit of A. A. Sarratt against Amos I>. Byers. December 0, 1882. ii It. MACBETH, S. U. C. a Dec 13 GO 8t c * CHRISTMAS GOODS; AT NO. 1 EAST UNION. ' a ? t OraiiRcs, i, llaiininiH, y t'OCOillllllH. J A IiiioimIm, lSuttcr-mits, PcilOllllH, FllberUtf Citron, Cummin, Pimlcrn. Mince Meat aud Plum Pudding, Fancy French ami Stick Candies. CAKES AND CRACKERS. * LONDON LAYER. IMPERIAL, CABINET, VALENCIA ANI) SULTANA, OR SEEDLESS, RAISINS. For Sale by B. F. KAWLS, At No. I East Union. Deo 15 50 3t j THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING! 1 :o: ( Now Is the Tiuio to Prepare for them. h :.:T 1 FINEST VARIETY OP TROPI- ' CAL FRUITS IN THE ?, MARKET. c i' :o: h Fresh Cargoes every Week. :o; a linnaiuiH, CocoiiiiulH, tl Orniitfow, Maluku RaiHiiiH, NORTHERN FRUITS. Apples, Figs, Peanuts, Raisins, Nuts, Citron, Currants. Orders filled with dispatch. c. MART A CO., CharleHlon. Oct liO 42 Cm j "STILL THEY COME AND ' 1 OUT THEY GO." i j :o: 1 I OWING to an active trade and increased do- 1 inand for goods, I have made now purchases u y and beg to announce the following arrivals ; i Ijadloa Walking Jackets, a " Chinchilla Nubias, t " Shetland Shawls, ? " Balmoral Skirts, ' s Children Slices, I MonNyClothlng, some very attractive suits, i Children's Sacks and Caps, 8 Boys and Youth's Boots. ALSO A LOT OF GENUINE MC'CLELLAN ARMY SADDLES. t # BARGAINS AS USUAL MY MOTTO, 8I10IIT PROFITS, QUICK SALES. Actions speak louder than words. Call and try us. J. E. COLTON. Dec 1 48 tf ( ^ MILLIIVKRY. J MRS. MARY VINSON, HAS received her Fall aud winter stock of ( FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. J Her stock is complete, comprising nil f the latest noveltios. llor hats aro Cupid's a Home. ti Oct 20 42 tf J _____ s FOR SALE. COTTON Seed Meal. The best and cheapest food for all kinks of stock, and the cheap- n est and best fertiliser on the market. Write j, for pamphlots containing analysis by Dr. C. U. 0 Shepard, State Chemist, and directions Mr using to Charleston Oil Manufacturing Co., '28 Broad St. Charleston, S. C. Deo 8 40 8m JBHIHIM mmasmmz MASTERS SALE E The State of South Carolina. COUXTY OX UXIOX. Court of Common Pleas. II hotnas 11. Jeter, as Administrator of A. Wallace Thomson, deceased, 1'laintiff, againtt, [ Aurilius V.' >11 ?co Thomson, Defendant. , Ik T N obedience lu an orl?r made in the abovo 8t. L entitled case by III. Irnor \V. 11. Wallace, 8U ircuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House oor, in ihe town of Union, within the legal ours of sate, on the first Monday in Jnuuiry S8;l, the following described property to wit: Two Three Acre Town Lots. All that certain lot of land lying, situate and eing in the town of Union, just below the old lethodist(nowcolorod Baptist) church, contain lg about six acres, bounded l?y lands of Mnj. . II. Uiec. Dr. M. A. Moore, and N. II. A. 'unbar. This lot furnishes good pasturage and ill bo dividod iuto two lots with ruuning water a each. Pasturage Lots in the Town of Uuion. All that certain lot of laud lying, situate nd being in the Town of Union, contaiuiug six cres, more or less. This lot coutaius "the fino ottoni land upon which the late Dr. Thomson jade ono hundred aod twenty-five bushels of orn per acre, and is uow in condition to make tost excellent pasturage. Hounded by lands of nines (iraut, C. It. Itohorson and J. W. MeLure. his lot will be divided iuto two lots with Tuning water in each. ONE ACRE TOWN LOT. All that certain lot of land lying, situate nd being in the Town of Uuion, containing bout one aero, hounded by lot last above uiouionod and lot of Mrs. Myers. THE METTS TRACT. Onc-lialf of all that certain tract of land lyag, being and situato in Lvurens County. Sta'c foresaid, known as tho "Metis place." Tho niire tract coutains about thirteen hundred cres, situated on Enorco ltivcr, bound by lands f John Gairelt and others. The interest of A. Wal ace Thomson, deceased, 111 n the one-half to be sold is one undivided onealf, but by consent of tho other joint owner " lie entiro one-half will be sold and deeds for ho same will be made. Terms of Sale : One fourth cash, and tho balance on a credit f one and two years in equal installments with merest from day of sale, to ho secured by bond r llin .... ?? i ? * i . .... r......wv. ?u j ? iiivm ig-??u ui mo pre:n- l SOS. i JAMES MUX HO, Master for Union County. Dee 15 50 31 Tlie Statu of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. ( Court of Common Pleas. 5. L. Davidson, Executor of It. Q. Davidson, deceased, 1'lam tiff, i ayainst, J Caroliuo Davidson, et al, Defendants. ^ IN obcdienco to nn order made in the abovo entitled case by His Honor W. II. Wallace, Jircuil Judge, I will soil before the Court House loor, in lite Town of Union, wi'.hin the legal lours of sale, on the first Monday in January 883, the fo lowing described property, to wit : All that certain tract of land, known as iho 'Gilkey Tract," lying, being and situate in loudeysville Township, Union County, containug ono hundred and lifiy aorea, mors or less, lounded by lands of Thompson Hobbs, J. C. \iwler and Gilkey and Thickety Creeks. All that certain other tract of land, known as ho Jackson tract, lying, beiug and situate in loudeysville Township, Uniou County, containag seventy acres, more or less, bounded by the lilkey tract, lands of W- E. V. Estcs, the homo lace of LI. 0. Davidson and lands of J. C. 'owler. Terms of Sale : l One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one nd two years in equal installments with intcrsts from day of sain, to be secured by bond of lie purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. 1 JAMES MUX HO, et Master for Uuion County. Dec 15 50 3t rpi,? Oi?i?.~r o it. n ? Am: kjAiAi-u ui ooui/ii idiroima. COUNTY OF UNION. w Court of Common Pleas. t aauc K. Faulk, Richard II. P.tulk, M wy U Faulk and M. Victoria Smith, Plaintiff*, against, teulnh E. Faulk, T. D. Q. Gregory, D. A. Grcgorj', Isabel Gregory, J. C. Ilunver ami David Jolinsou, Jr., Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the above entitled case by llis Honor W. II. Walace, Circuit Judge, I will sell, before the Court louse door, in (he town of Union, within tlio egal hours of sale, on tho first Monday in Jaulary 1833, tho following described property, to vil: All that certain tract of land lying being and ituato in Union County, State aforesaid, con- n aining five hundred and fifty acres, lying I .bout five miles below Union Court House, on J he Spartanburg, Union and Columbia Railroad, md bounded by lands of William Savage, Mrs. (night, Mrs. Forter, W. D. Humphries, T. W. imith and William Munro. Said laud will be old in one or more tracts. Terms of Sale : One-third cash, the balance on a credit of ono nd two years in equal installments with inlerst from day of Sale, to be socured by bond of he purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO. Master for Union County. i r - ~ ucc to 0<> 3t The State of South Carolina. I COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. r 'auzadn Peeler, William M. Peelor, W. A. Peeler, J J. F. Peeler and Mary F. Peeler, by Cnusada l'eeler, her guardian ad litem, Plaintifft, againtt, . M. Peeler in hie own right and also an Ad- J ministrntcr of the good* chattels and credits of Anderson J. Peeler, Defendantt. IN obedience to an orJer made in the above entitled case by His Honor W. H. Wallace, \ lircuit Judge, I will sell bofore the Court House loor. in the town of Union, within the legal hours >f sale on the first Monday in January 1883, the , ollowing described property, to wit . * All that certain tract of land lying, being and itiuate in Union Connty, State aforesaid, conaining one hundred ami forty-three acres, adoining lands of J. H. Jefferies, Austin Taylor, _ V. A. Peoler, J. F. Peelor and others. J Terms of Sale : One-third cash, an I the balance on a credit f one and two years in equal installments, with merest from day of sale, to be secured by bond t the purchaser and a mortgage of the prcm- f tea. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. 1 Dec 15 50 81 % j IO NOT FORGET TO OALL AT MRS. SCHOPP^UL S AND SEE SANTA-dLAYJS, E WILL ONLY REMAIN THERE FOR A SHORT TIME. IK went out to scC'Paticuco" the other night ai?l took a alight cold, but by next week' i will bo nil right again, so be sure to go nod e what a lot of beautiful new toy^ he has go4,i ich as, , China and Wax Dolls, fiora 2c(s to $3.00, " and Britannia Tea-sets, " Cuj>s and Saucers of all kinds, Vases, Bouquet,-holders, Flowcrstands, Fruit Baskets atid card Receivers, Photog aph and Autograph Albums, Shell and other Work Boxes, Writing desks and l'arlor Games, Smoking sets for gentlemen, Shaving Mugs, with soap and brushes, &o. FULL LINK OF TIN AND WOODEN TOYS FOR CHILDREN. Wagons and Wheelbarrows, * j Hobby and stick Horses, Horns, Drums, Pistols, Picture Books, FRUITS OF ALL KINDS, Raisius, Currants, Citron, Figs, French and American Candies, Tickles, in bottles and barrels, oour ivrunt, Canned Goods of all Kinds. Oysters, Salmons, Sardines, '* Pcaclics, Pineapples, Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, and many other things too numerous to mention. Tea, Sugar, Coflfoc, nti 1 Crackers of all kinds. Call and sec for yourself. We have any tiling i suit the pocket cf the rich, the poor the old, id the young. All orders will be promptly attended to.? lire uic a trial. SIXTA-CLIUS. Dec I 48 tf H 0 LID AY ATTRACTIONS AT TilK jITTLE green front. THE IjARGEST STOCK AND THE CHOICEST VARIETY OF GOOD THINGS. [HAVE just received the largest and choicest Stock of FANCY GROCERIES and HOLIDAY GOODS ever brought to Uniou, such as Fancy Cakes and Crackers, Bologna Sausage and Cheese, Dessicated Cocoanut, Clmcolnt i, Loudon Layer Raisins, Currants, Best Layer Figs. Ciiron, Dates. NUTS OF ALL KINDS. Beet Brands of Germed Goods ; Oysters, Sardines, Salmon, f Tomatoes, Corn, Beans, Peaches, Pears, Quinces, Damsons, Assorted Jellies and Preserves. Mnccaroni. Pickles in Jars and Buckets. :o: AN IMMENSE STOCK OF AM) FANCY CAM)ICS. : o: I IN TOYS havea very largo assortment, and something nirely New ami Novel. AN ASSORTMENT OF FIRE WORKS. FANCY GROCERIES: My stock is very select in this line, to suit all ho wish something nice and Fresh. (EST 15 31.1 X 1>S or NHOHIXQ 1X1) C21EW1XU TOUACCO. The following Choico Cigars : Forest King, Town Talk, Standard of the World, i'ausy. FliEHlI OYSTERS Every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday. W. M. GIUBES. June 30 20 .tf Now is the Time i'd buy ? stove JUST RECEIVED FWO CAR LOADS Cooking and Heating Stoves, Vliich will l>e sold at Rock Bottom Prices. L Good Cook Stove, Complete, j with 22 pieces, for $15.00 and upwards. Svery Stove Guaranteed CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE - ALL AND EXAMINE JAMES H. RODGER '! N3? 10 45 If Jl ST RECEIVED " AND NOV OPEN AT P. M. COIN & BRO' Large and Well * SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING-, I BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats and Caps, GROCERIES, &C. WHICH WILL BE SOLD, LOW for CASH. Oct 20 42 3m ** a. ' ~ 8 1 ? O I "j? >?* p gj g3 f ^ I } j ? ? t i .1 J a r I o g I I w a ? : o ^ S, ^ h> <y>. o r0^ ' t?< tr w -j 1 _. j <=> t* ' 00 ~ =: &s i 5 m ? O A vH 1 1 I p <-?-. ?3 g, ? > &=* * i 5$ C"t~ I i ?H C^2 <7> ? ^~5 J? * a gsa r~^ ^ 2 t! ~H -2 - ? O K-.?I * .-* 5 <y> L*i 1 { OT | ? 09 tES. F < ? 5. tall & > ? * t=3 .==> g- " o , P"= $ 3 r?! " ' H j i t .="= 2 W ^ a. pa i i ? ?? s CM CO FAREWR TO SUMMER .u. Winter Dry Gooils AND IV O T IONS, Boots and Shoes, Shirts and Collars, Ladies Neck-wear, Ladies and Gents hand made Shoes, Ladies and Gents Custom-made Shoes, Gents Hats and Clothing, Woodenwarc and Tinware, Canned Goods and Crockery, Saddles and Bridles, Hardware and Groceries, Bagging and Tics, American Sewing Machines. In fact, everything, found in a first class store, at prices to defv com . / petition. At REUBEN T. GEE'S. Oct 13 41 3m PUBLIC SCHOOLS. TUG Public Schools will bo opened on Monday. llio 8th of January, 1888. The examination of Teachers will he held at Union on Friday and Saturday, the 6th and (1th of,January 1P.83. Friday for the Colored and Saturday for tlio white Applicants. No other examination until July next. The Trustees are requested to moot at some appointed place in their several Townships on Saturday the 28d December to receivo application for schools, and, on I ho first Saturday in each month thcrcaftor to audit teachers' claims and transact such other School business as may ho necessary. 1). A. TOWNSRND, School Commissioner. Dcv 8 4'J 3t \ n ASHLEY PHOSPII I CHARLESTON. S. SOLUBLE GUANO, highly niuntoniatcd; DISSOLVED BONK, highest gra<!o; ACID PHOSPHATE, fur composting ; ASll ELEMENT, mt'lo of Floats, 1 GENUINE LEOPOLDS iL the Mines in Gcrt GENUINE FLOATS, of highest grade, product uf the Due Al SMALL GUA1N SPECIFIC; COTTON AND COBN COMPOUND; GROUND DRIED FIS1I GROUND RA ] Specia' Formulas made to order. Special inducements for cash orders. For terms, lllustrntisil Almnnnra mwl <l.~ o. Dec 22 51 1?AUIFIC (iUANO < OFFER FOR SAL SOLUBLE PACIFI! PACIFIC AC ID X^IK These Guanos arc of the highest grade and are kept : testimony of all our customers for the past 13 years, iu t and elsewhere will sul slautiatc. For terms apply to agents iu the various towns, or to G. 1 Deo 15 50 WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.'S MANIPULATE WILCOX, GIBBS ft CO.' Arc acknowledged by everybody to be the Dkst Fkktilizkus ii on reasonable terms on credit, with Cot I WILCO Char And their Agents throughout the County. Dec 8 41) GOODS FOR THE AT FOSTER &d W v ' WE arc now receiving our new Stool and Winter business, and invite t qualities and prices. Much pains were ta patterns and latest styles of DRESS GO and wo thlnlc we can show as fin- a stoel found in any other Store and at A KTfYNTTRTTTNfl Till J.JLKJ A V/iT 1U1JL111 VJ JUV Our stock of NOTIONS is large and of Our Ladies and Gem's BOO ARE FROM THE BEST ! We have a large stoc READY MADE GOTHING ! HA1 AND A NICE A^?OUT?IE]\T of IX^ iiicli we intend to sell at such prices as si v customers. (jail and Examine for Yourselves. We ing our Goods. FOST Sep 9 39 H. G. MARK. NEW STORE! NE> MAUK & liNDGL, Reg leave to inform the Citizens of Un and attractive Stock of Goods at this place, ia lower hri Kissick, consisting of l>lfcY GOUDH CLOTHING FOR MEN, YOUTHS Hoots and Shoos, Hats sind Cap Trunh Ladies and Misses Cloaks Ulsters, & Dolir.ns, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods. Guns, l'istols, Jewelry, ami in fact all kinds of goods All of which they offer as cheap as the cheapest; having fn< defy competition. Come and seo us, ono and all, and we feel satisfied that wi custom as we guarantee satisfaction in every instance. Our Mr. Mark will remain in Union for two weeks, to welc standing ami as many more as will give us a call. Our Stock is iu the Store and arriving by daily trains. A HE A RTF WELCOME TO A B. M. WINSTOCK, Manager. Sep 20 80 The State of South Carolina. TO COUNTY OF GREENVILLE. Court of Common Picas. A N O ' Samuel J. Douthit, Master, against, NI Thomas S. Moorman, ft at. BY virtue of a decretal order made in the FOR above entitled cause, I will sell on Sulcsday y WILL hi in January next, at Union Court House, at pub- y week of lie auction, during the legal hours of sale, the at following describe ! properly, to wit: . Ml that tract of land, situate, lying and be- ' n.Y ing in the County of Union, and Stale aforesaid. 0 ?'.1 e'-.r bounded by lands of J. C. Hunter, Mrs. m"0*. ? Cofield and estate of T. A. Carlisle, containing ei 8' Six hundred acres, inoro or less, belonging to the estate of Reuben S. Chick, deceased, and Nov 17 known as Iho Goshen Ilill |>laoe. TERMS. One-third of the purchoso money NotiCC to be paid in cash, the remain icr on n credit of twelve months, with interest from day of Sale; permi the credit portion to be secured by the bond of .13 Judge o the purchaser, and a mortgage of iho promises, on tho 8d dn Purchaser to pay for papers, Return as A Nov. '28,1882. S. J. DOUTHIT, Master, J. Thomas, ? Receiver of Estate of Reuben Chick, dee'd. missory. A Dec I 48 f>t said estate n - Mtcsted, on Pay the Doctor. I forever burr mil08B Indebted to me will find their accounts 1'*^ otl or ^ Jl at l)r. B. P Bawls' store for settlement. IHt. C. T. MURl'HY. Nov '24 47 Ira Dec I ATE CO : O. Tor Cotton, Grain an J Peas ; ALL KAINIT, imported direct from nnny, and warranted pure ; lomizer; AND BLOOD; W BONE; N. S. LAND PLASTER; COTTON SEED MEAL. >: tf COMPANY E CI GUANO OSPIIATJK. so without regard to eosf, as tho his State, Georgia North Carolina II. FROST Si CO., Agents, Charleston S. C. 2 ui D GUANO, S SUPERPHOSPHATE, i use, and arc sold low for Cash, aud ton Option, 1>y v, Glints & co., lesion, 8. C., and Savannah, (Jit., 2m PEOPLE! ILKINSL k of Goods for the Fall in examination of tlieir ken to select the neatest ODS, t in that line as can b? N PRICES. the most tasty styles. TS AND SHOES. M" A TTTDO in re i\ riiVMi k of S AND GAPS 1 VT81 ?WARE, iall insure satisfacottion take Pleasure in ShowER & WILKI tr HYMAN ENDEL. N GOODS:! ion that they are opening a largo ck range, nert door to Jos. II. Mou AND CHILDREN. :s and Valises, usually kept in a fir9t class Store. :ililies lor buying Goods such as will tli our prices wo will sccttie your' otuo It is oM friends of thirty ycnrS XL, MARK & ENDEL. Proprietors. 8ur THE LADIES >. THER LOT OF 5W JLI^rA?-* NEXT WEEK. tvo n handsome lot of Hii(m next the Intent styles, shapes and colors, to Hlllt nil. hot needs a pretty Hat will do well u going eifcwiiere. iwers, Feathers, Bridal Wreath*, At MRS. J AS. GRANT. 41 If > of Final Discharge. ssion of Hon. David Johnson Jr., f Probate for Union County, ue will, y of January next, make our finat (1 minisirators of the estate of James deceased, and apply for Letters Dis.11 persons having claims against ire notified to present them, properly or oeiore Ihnt ilnto or I hey will be el, nn<l nil persons inriebte-.l roust efore I lint ilny. 1)AVII> A. THOMAS, J AS. THOMAS, Ailtn'r* J ii. J. Thorn.**. IH r*