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MASTER'S SALE. The State of South Carolina; ^ COUNTY OF UMON. In the Court of Common Pleas. Francis M. Farr as Executor of the last will and testament of Andrew Lipsey deceased, ^ Plaintiff aijainit. Lipsey, Edward Lipsey and others Defendants. an order made H^^^H9H^H|^Ra8e by His J. B. Judge, 1 door, in the town of Union, hours of sale, on the first following de wff scribed propertj^^^PRP^^ All that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in the town of Union, County . nnd State aforesaid, on the Glenn Springs lUOU, VlUIIIHIMlWg J VIIV- UUUUItUlUI (82-100) of ud acre, aud known as the Griml lot, and hnth such shape, marks butting and boundaries as a plat made by J. L. Young, Surveyor, on 20lli Sept. 1883, more fully represents. All that certain other lot of land lying, being and situate >n the town of Union, county and State aforesaid, on the Glenn Springs road, containing one and six-onehundredths (1 0-100) acres, more or less, and known as the Hughes lot. All that certain let of land lying, being and situate in the town of Union, county and State aforesaid, on the South East corner of Wallace and New street*, with front on Wallace street, of one huudred and si* feet, and running back at rigbt angles twe hundred and forty-seven feet, more or less, bounded by the steam Mill lot of Jacob A Rico, Now Street, Wallace Street, and lot ol ^^^>lrs. Jacob Rice, said lot known as the Rice TERMS OF SALE. Grant lot to be sold for cash. The lies and Rico lots, one-half cash, tbc m^Kilanct- on a ere lit of one year, with inter^^^^st from day of sale, to be secured by bo nd of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Master's ollice, Dec, 4lh 188* Lfec 1-4 i)<J -n . The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Picas. Isaac K. Paulk, P.. R. I'aulk, Mary E, Paulk nod M. V. Smith, Plaintiflt Paulk, T?D. G. Gregory, ct al, Dtfen (Lints. IN obcdicnco to an order made in the above stated case, by his Honor W. II Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door in tlie town of Union within the legal hours of sale, on the tirsl Monday in January 1889, the following de scribed property to wit : All that certain tract of land lying, beinf and situate in Union County, State aforesaid containing one hundred and seventy-nint and nine-one hundredths acres, more or less bounded by lands of estato of Willinn Savage, William .Munto, and others; suit tract known as (no "Home ( nice. Sold at (lie risk ofS. A. Knot), who bid of said tract on Salesday in November 1888. TKRMS OF SALE. One-third cash, the balance on a credit o one and two years in equal installments with intcreet from day of sale, to bo sccuret by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage o the premises. JAMES MUN 110, Master for Union County. "Motor's OflhiM?^ * f * "inERIFF' S SALE t or ?Xaiiumry 18M9. I)Y virtue of a warrant to sieze crop unde ) lien, to uie directol, I will sell befor the Court House door in tlio town of Union on Momlay the Seventh day of Jununt;; 1880, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing described property to wit : Five bales of cotton, marked X, levied ot and siezed under and by virtue of said war rant, and to he sold its the properly of F It. Cudd, at tbo suit of E. F, Yaughan Plaintiff; against F. It. Cudd, Defendant This 17th Doc 1888. J. (1. LONG, S. U. C. Deo L'l 51 !5t. Sale of Valuable Property in the Town of Union and Vicinity. I rpili: undersigned will sell at public L 1 salo, on Salesday in .January, 1889 L at Court House door, (if not sold j?riI vately before tbat lime,) the following i.f .1. >1. and on Union, to be EhBHUHS^^P^t containing 9oi less, bounded by lands of HHBrilarris, II. S. JJeaty, It. T. BHBPuighan, estate of Wm. Hancock and others. TKit MS. One-third Cash ; balance in one and two years, to be secured by a bond and mortgage of promise?, with interest at teu per centum per annum, from day of Sale. Purchaser to pay for papers. JOHN T. SLOAN, JR. 1). A. TOWNS UN I), Attorneys. Dec 7 49 4t GO TO Rimlilifiit's fla7flflr U UUliUUll ?J UUiiUUl . lie calls your attention to liis large stock cf TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, BRILLIANT GLASS WALL, Choice Candy of all Kinds, FRESH SITS OF EVERY VARIETY, Raisins. Currants, Citron, Dates ^ Prunes, Figs, Jollies. ^^^TM0UL3 MINCE MEAT, AND FRUITS SALE OF LANDS TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE. BY virtue of a power contained inn <eitmu Mortgage deed, bearing date the 18th of December, 1882, made by Columbus 11. Koberson, to tbe Un*on Building aud Loan Association, and recotaed in the Office of the [ Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in Book of Mortgages E, No 5, pages G1U, 095, GUG and 697, and also by virtue of the power contained in a certain other mortl p _'o deed of said Columbus U. Itoberson to the said Union lluilding and Loan Association, said mortgage deed bearing date the i 2nd dBy of August 1883, and being of record in the oftico of the said Register of Mesne 1 Convt; nee, in book of Mortgages F, No 6, ' pages 1 119. 120 and 121, the said Union Building and Loan Association, will sell by public auction, before the Court " .1 1 IT-:? ik. \l ,1 ? nuutic uuur III UUlUll, uu HIO mov luvuvaa^ in January next, within the usual hours of public Sales, a'l that parcel or tract of land, 1 containing fotty-five acres, more or less, ly1 ing in sa'd town of Unmi, nnd bounded oti ^ the North by South street, East by lunds of Mrs. M. L. Gage and Jatnes Monro, South by lands of Mrs. M. L. Gage, aud West by 1 lands of J. W. McLure and W. U. Wallace. Terms?One-half in cash; the other coc1 half payable in twelve months from day of ' sale, with interest thereouat 10 percent per 1 annum from day of said sale, secured by bond of the purchaser aud a Mortgage of ' tlio premises. Said lands have been surveyed and divi> ded into lots, and will be sold in separate lots and parcels. Plats of sniue may bo seen ' at the office of Furr & Thomson's until day of sale, aud will be exhibited at the sale. Tito Union Bui'ding & Loan Association. ' By H.L. GOSS, Pres't. Dec I t 60 ;?t ? [ SALE OF NOTES DUE ISAAC P. MURPHY, DECEASED, UNDER an order of the Probate Court for Union County, 1 will sell ou Salesday in January next, before the Court ?? ilm town nf l'ninn tviHtin ' the legal hours of sale, for cash, the ^loubt ful and worthless claims of the estate of Isaac 1\ Murphy, deceased, which are as follows: Nolo of J. T. Bishop. ?58.75, 28th, March, 187:). ?? ?0.00 March 18th, 1874 ' ?28.75, 10th, May 1870 Robt. Beaty ' ?1.178,52, Gih, " 1858 Wesly llobo " ?10.00, 3rd April 1870 J. E. Coll on, " ?250.00, 22nd May 1883 W. F. Bobo " ?28:40, 17th Febr'y 1870 J. F. BAILEY, Adrn'r. Dec 14 50 . 4t. itands for sale.riVILL sell on the first Monday in Januajl ry next, the following lands in Union County, to wit : 200 acres, more or less, six miles cast of Uniou court House, bounded by lands how ! or late of J. B. Stcedman, John Rodger, ? George Ivy, I. G. McKissick and others. ^ 131 acres, more or less, about four miles northeast of Union Court House, bouudcd by lands of II. L. Goss, John Rodger and othl era. > Terms made known on day of sale. ' C. R. ROBERSOX. Dec 14 50 3t. I NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the flrin cf I _L\ All man Bros & Co, nt Ke'ten, Union Co., S.C,, was dissolved December <>, 1888, Mr. P. li. Cnrwile having sold his interest f in the business to Messrs Alman Bros, who , will hero after catry on the business anil to 1 whom all debts due the old firm must be paid, f J.T. ALLMAN, T. P. ALLMAN, 1*. 11. CAltWILE. A-J?rr p'tVsona Alman llros & Co., are notified that it. is necessary to close up the business of the old firm as soon as possible, and that all r settlements must be made to the new firm of e Alman Bros, at once. ALMAN DUOS. f D? 14 60 8t.? Guardian's Final Discharge i ~VTOT1CE is hereby given, that by permis. it sion of Hon. James M. flee, Probate . Judge, for Union County, 1 will, on (he f>th day of January, 188'J, make my final return and apply for letters dismissory as Guardian of Corrie Bobo, (alias) Palmer. All persons having claims against the said Corrie Bobo, (alias) Palmer, during - her minority, are hereby notified to present t lir.ni In m? .... II... hey will bo forever barred. L. I. BOBO. Guardian Corric 15obo. Dee. 7 10 4t. i To Creditors of J. W- Posoy & Bro. milK death of Dr. J. W. l'oscy renders il X necessary that every one indebted to the firm of J. IV. Posoy & Bro., shall settle at once, either by cash or note. Such as will not do so, must not expect any further credit. We have no choice in the matter, it is a business necessity. 1 11. I\ BOSKY. Survivor of .1. W. l'osey & Bro. Dec. 7 <19 dt MONEY WANTED. A LK persons indebted to the undersignx\. cd arc hereby notified that settlements must be icnde at once. Those disregarding this notice must not complain if they are waited on by an officer of the law. RICK & McLUUE. Dec 1*1 50 It. Administrator's Notice. ALL persons indebted to J. M. Gibbs, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment, and persons holding claims against his estate will please present them, properly protested, either to me at Columbia, S. C., or to D. A. Townsend, Attorney, at Union, S. C. W. Mcll. SLOAN, Dec 14 60 it Money! Money! ALL persons indebted to us will bear in mind, that your accounts arc nowpast due, so please come forjvard and settle at once, as we arc compelled to have money. Respectfully, GRAHAM & SPARKS. Dec 14 60 *2t Money WantedALL persons indebted to the late firm of Litttejohn & Lemastcr, must settle by the first of January, 1881), or their, accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. JOHN N. LEM ASTER, Joncsvillc, S. C. Dec 14 60 3t PHOTO Git A7PIIs ~ IIAVE just returned, and am M^^rc-uly for business, Those wishIMiutos before Christmas should not later than the 'JQth inst. W. GALLAGHER. FA RME R S . ECONOMIZE AND MAKE YOUR FERTILIZERS AT HOME! DIRECTIONS for composting with "Long's Prepared Chemicals r" Stable Manure,* - ... 760 lbs. Cotton Seed 25 Bushels, - 750. 4* "Long's Prepared Chemicals" 2 Barrels, - 500 " 2,000 " or 1 Too. Fertilizers prepartd according P* above formula will cost but a little over one-third the price of AmmoDiated Fertilisers, aod will give as good results. Now is the tine to begin to put up your compost. For "Long's Prepared Chemicals," call on B. F. ARTHUR. Dec 7 49 2m. TO CREDITORS OF B. B. GOING & BRO. INTENDING to make a change in our business on the 1st of January next, it will be necessary to close up the business of the present firm by that time, and we therefore hereby give notice to all persons indebted to us that settlements must be made at once, in sorne way, or we shall be compelled to place their indebtedness in other hands to collect. B. B. GOING & BRO., Kelton. Deo 7 49 4t. CLOTHING! IN ORDER to get rid of our extra large stock of Clothing, we arc now offering some SPECIAL bnrgnins. Shoes ! Shoes J ! Wo also have an immense stock of Boots and Shoes, which wo will sell for tho LOWEST CASH Prices. DRESS GOOODS. Call and examine our beautiful line of Dress Fabrics. STAPLE GOODS! Wc have a full line of staple goods, all of which you cun buy at a sacrifice. Coine One ! Come All! And you will find that wc mean what we say. RICE & McLURE. Nov 24 47 Ut Notice to Creditors. The State of South Carolina. COUNT!' OF UNION. In tho Court of Common Picas. Francis W. Sheldon, ns Administratrix with the will annexed, of 1). II. Sheldon riaintiff, against James T. Lay ton, Alice Layton, ct al, Defendants. UNDKII an order in the above stated case, the creditors of D. II. Sheldon, de, ceased, are required to present and establish their claims against the estate of the said 1). II. Sheldon, before me, on or before the lirst day of*January, 1889. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. 1 xio?<??' Ofliro. Nov. 15, 1888. oO? to -nr at The State of South Carolina. COUNTY" OF UNION. Iu the Court of Common Pleas. Francis W. Sheldon, as administratrix cum (cstamento annexo of D. II. Sheldon, deceased, Vlaintiff. against James T. Lay ton, Alice Layton, William II. Sheldon, Anna Pinsou, Luln Sims, Adolphus Sheldon, Mary Maxwell, Mary Sheldon, and an infant son of l'inckncy Sheldon, deceased, whosr name is un known, Defendants. Summons for Relief?Complaint Served. To the Defendants in (his action : YOU are hereby summoned and require^, to answer the Complaint in this aotfSn, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their oflicc, at Union, S. 0., within twenty days after the service horcof, exclusive of tho day of such service ; and if you fail to answer (lie complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintitf in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded iu the complaint. D. A. TOWNSlhND, C. II. PEAKE, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Oct 2<>th, 1888. To Anna Pinsou, Luln Sims, Adolphus Sheldon, Mary Sheldon, and infant son of l'inckney Sheldon, deceased whose the complaint in the above entitled mime is uiikmowd : laue notice, tlint the summons of which tho above is a copy, and the complaint are tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Union County, South Carolina. D. A TOWN8END, C. II. PEAKE, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Nov. 23 47 (>t AN END TO THE HORROR ? OF ? EXTRACTI NG TEETH 1 am prepared to extract Teeth without pain or danger, by the use of Gas. 1 guarantee all of my work to give satsi* faction. L. E. MEADOR. May 4 18 ft Stamping ! Stamping !! 1AM now prepared to do all kinds of stamping, having purchased a complete Stamping Outfit of Puttcrns from Varington & Richards. Ladies are invited to call and examine specimens at BUCHHEIT'8 Bakery & Confectionery. . Sept 28 3D if Notice to Creditor'a, A Lli persons indebted to the uuderj\ signed by note, account or otherwise, are hereby notified to settle same immedintely with Mncboih Young, Attorney, or with J W. SWiNK & CO. Heel! oO 2t V To Rent. flllili itesidencc in town of Union, now fek|^riij>i? I T M White ide, and ^ltogun 1'iace. Apply to the/ OOSiS. A TERRI In Prices, o THE Cllisjs AND GRAWhr^PAl / ?> BARGAINS, BAI "An honest confession is good for t stocked and will be forced to unload to n quenily we will offer from now until the ,1 ~ il.? ...u:. 1 !.i L.l- a a1 1 UU IUO fJUUIIU I^UIIU, JilSICU WIIIIU IfC ten Calicoes for 4c per yard and upwnr< Goods worth 8Jc, 10c, 12$c, 15c. 20c, 25c 16c, 18c, 20c, 25o, and 30c. All wool Hen Our all wool Dress Flannels, in stripes a 40c per yard. Dress Trimmings in large quantities an above. We also hare a scry large stock of Re' cheap. Jeans and We can certainly show you one of th Market, and the prices are away below Z In Blankets, Counterpanes, and Com CLOTHDjjG In this line we stand at the head of i prices. We have suits from $3 to $25. per pair. We also have a splendi 1 line o times. Examine our clothing before buy Shirts and In this line we are making a clean town. Our 75c shirt is a good one, and BOOTS A WE'LL GET THE We can show you one of tho largest South Carolina, at prices as low as anybo have just gone through our immense stoc some were carried over from last season, at cost and below cost We will offer you Polkers, new stock, for 75c worth $1 any stock for $1 worth $1 25 anywhere. Oi every pair warranted. Wo have a lot of J. Faust & Sons, I and $7, which we will ofTcr at $5 per p misses shoes. Remember, we do not pro ?only cortaiw lots. They are a bonanz MILLINER? ! Ladies Hats in Greal Tht In this line of course we always tak Call and see us and we will do you have it, even if we have to sacrifice gooc GRAH. Sept 14 A TO WK GIVEN AWil luc: From this date, Nov. 22d, 1888, nil entitled to a chance at the Gold Watch, with me. The chance costs you nothing SANTA CIAUS GAI Holiday Goods ! |IIolliday Gooda! Books, Toys, Christmas Cards, Candies, best stock ever in this market. Toys, yes Toys of every description, and old, in goods, price and quality. Y Goods, Toys, &c. of me. Mirrors; Dressing Cases, Manioure I Writing Desks, Whisp Hold|r^|gy^an Albums^Egjii^riTJgrfrDil rauniugs, uieo FRENCH CANDIES I have an assortment of seventy-fiv selection ever in this market. Crystal!; Nuts, etc., always on hand. Stick Caad; will sell at wholesale prices. Hooks, Hi For tho old and young; something hu prise you. I havo got the Goods and 1 a for 50 cents. I will sell you Charles Die for SO, worth $12, and all other Book latest styles always on hand. WATCHES, CLOCi A nice line. I am offering very chea Cliinaware! Cups, Sauceis, Mugj, Vm AUcuUoii Close lliiyertt, bcr 7ib, 1888, I will open'tby entire si everything on that day, I will offer at a than you can buy them for again. Don't O. J Sept 21 Hats! Hats!! Hats] ALL prices, all sizes, all qualities. A Pattern Hats and Bonnets. Also t cheapest and newest styles in Trimuniij Tips, Wings, Birds, and Ribbons, inoludi Jerseys, Corsets and Bustlt All At the Lowest Prices. Call on me at my old stund, opposite t Court House. Y'ours truly, MRS. J,\8. OKA NT. Oct 10 42 8m ~ "REBEC&I TRHJJpH. NICHOLSON'S ILVLI Friday Night, Dec. 21st. BV THE GIRLS OF THE UNION GRADED SCHOOI Aomis'OOx ... 25c. ClIILoBKM - - - 150. Reserve J seats at Posej's Drug Store. PC9 XI 00 2t V V BLE CRASH f Dry Goods. f 'HAS COME, RKS MUST HAVE MONEY. 1GAINS, BARGAINS. lie soul." The truth is, we ore badly overlcct the demands us they come upon us, consefirst day of January, some bargains that will [ you some of them : 1, Dress Ginghams for 8jc and upward, Dress , 33o, 40c, marked down to OJc, 8Jc, 10c, l"2Jo, iriettas and other tine dross goods marked down, nd palids, havo been inarked down from 60c to id great varieties, at prices in proportion to the d and White Flannels which wo will sell very Cassimeres. e biggest stocks of Jeans and Cassimeres in the lero. See our *25 cts. Jeans ; she's a daisy, forts, wo can beat the Town. , > CLOTHING. the column, with the largest stock at the lowest We havo single pants from 05 cents up to $8 f Childs and Boys Clothing at prices to suit the ing, and save your money* XT ndershirts. sweep. We have the best 60c white shirt in our$l shirt is a world beater. ND SH OES. IRE NOW, CERTAIN. Stocks of Boots and Shoes in tho upper part of dy's, (our customers will testify to that.) We k and picked out severnl lots of shoes, of which and have thrown them on our bargain counters i children's shoes from 'Joe per pair up. Women's where. Mens Brogans, solid leather and whole lr woman's $'2 shoes is a challenge to the world; land sewed and guaranteed goods, worth $0 50 ai>*. Also some big b&rgaius in womens and pose to sell aft handsewed goods at those prices, a for somebody. First come, first served. MILLINERY ! b Varieties. Prices Lower id Ever. c tho lead, both as to prices and styles, good, as we arc hard up for money and must Is to get it. AM & SPARKS. CHEAP CASH STORE. 37 ^ tf ) WATCH lY. WHO WILL UK TUK ICY ONE? who buy of me the amount of one dollar will be and one chance for every one dollar you spend ;, and I guarantee the watch for twelve months. TTTCATlOTTAPTir/ns AT ? 1 w ?? Jk. JUk Jk (RETT'S. I have the largest and roost complete stock of , Christmas Goods of all kinds, the largest and , kind and price. I can suit you all, both young ou can save 25 per cent, by buying Christmas Cases, Odor Cases, Shaving Cases, Work Doxes, d JCigarett Stands, Autograph and Photograph igrapb&T^Kitolls, Chromos, &c. ! FRENCH CANDIES!! e different kinds. It is the largest and nicest ted fruits, Citron, Currants, Raisins, Prunes, y a specialty. 1 have a large stock on hand and ooks, Hooks. itable for everybody, and at prices that will sural going to sell them. I will sell you a $1 Book kens' Works, complete, 10 volumes, Illustrated, s samo price in proportion. Stationery of the [S AND JEWELRY. ip. Banjos, Violins, und Guitars at Cost. 5 CliinaAvarc ! ! % ees, Shaving Cups, Tea Sets, etc. , and all who want to savo money. Qn Deeomlock of Toys, Holiday Goods, ^to. In fact, special discount of 10 to 20 per cent, less iniss seeing the Grand Display of the Season. P. G ARRETT, Leader in Books and Holiday Novelties. 88 tf ! CASH! CASH! CASH! Iso I( takes < Hts|| to run our frusiness )1C successfully, and to meet our wants, we re gH, specuuiiy ask all perHOIIH lllbebtI1(r Otl to UH to make immediate payments, lty doing tbis you will (SuvC (rouble and cost. 30 FOSTER & WILKIN8. Nov 23 47 lm. REMOVED. be , , F. G. TREFZE R'S r JEWELRY STORE. NE^T 1)0011 TO J. <1, BCCHHEIT. [INVITE tho Ladies and Gentlemen to come and see ihy enlarged Stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE, which I will sell at prices that oannot he beat. Also on hand, a nice selection of School * Books and School Supplies, at introduction prices. Before buying, please give mo a call and examine my Stock. F. 0. TREFZER. Oct ID 42 3m* GRJEAT R OF Sr SA We have Determined and from this Dat We w nnnnrir n sruuiAL ir TO CASH Pi "Wo TVIoaii. W ] Blow Youb AID. LET THE I "I PROMIS HAS 'BEEN THE DEATI THOl lie who would win the ruco must perity. I have tasted of the living flow lies my Commercial Salvation. I am 110 longer in the mire of dc to place myself in the AND BT SELLING MY G URESj FOR. No large percentage on tho boo' in the Fall. Credit is the TALL< CASH IS THE OF Bt We must move on with the gran irretrievably lost in arid OUR STOC I In all Departments. Sj BOOTS A] The now designs in Henrietta! LOOK TO YOUR ] HEARKEN T AND 3 H. J5cpt 21 THE GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE IS NOW GOING ON AT T. E. BAILEY'S, AND will continue at reduced prices un til my immense stock is greatly reduced In order to get my goods at the Lowest pos Bible price, and reduced rates of freight, have bought TOO MUCH and have to rent an extra building to pti it in, and to cut down expensos it must b sold before the first of Juouary, 1089, au any one in need of goods in my line will 1 well to call before tlio assortment is brokeo for I positively cannot furnish the same good in small lots at the prioos 1 am now offerin them. REMEMBER. My stock consists of Furniture of every scription: CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES, RUGS CORNICE POLES, HASSOCKS, LOOK. INO GLASSES, STEP LADDERS, DOOR MATS, PICTURES, FRAMES, BUTTER'S TRAYS, FEATHERS AND TICKINGS, GLASS AND PUTTY. The only place in town where you c? get French Pteture Giaas?all sizes. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lumber and Shi gles. T. E. BAILEY Not. 10 46 7t Hn to Reduce Our StBEHH ,e until January jj^^HBH ill give (DtlCEMEN^^H URCHASE^M rhat We POSTER Ac V^LKI : (hvs ir,Rx- | PEOPLE HEAR YAD/ ;E TO PAY" \ 3 WARRANT OP UNTOI??D ] JSANDS. || tlic Fountain Head of PiV|fl >ubt as to who will pay. I havo tfotwH Advance Guard of success. i jflj HOW? ^ rOODS AT CLOSE Flfl Mil MM L'Q niMinot mil tin linfpiiinrllir CaaI^HHI O J y U1IM1VUVUJ DW; DIP, , fl| KLECTRIOlJH rjsi; wjess. I id procession. The Laggards plains of the Credit-Sys&w,?IHHB K IS FULJM >ocial inducements offered in HHH NT) SHOEsfl i and Fall Suitings arc attractive. VH [NTEREST! 9 'O THE HT. ART H HEED THE HORN! \M M. GRIMBALL. J 38 Jl Money to Loan. j III HUllItt of $300 nod upwards, "to I be ueoured by first mortgage on improved I farm lands. Apply to " D. A. TOWN8END, Attorney, Union, 8. C. Oot 19 fim: [ DEI.AY IS D ANGEROUS, 1 DON'T PUT OFF. j My Agent, Mr. J. Leon Butler, is on tin lt road to see you, with a happy look on his >0 face. He bos several hundred new designs * of the most MODERN STYLES of | M0NUMENT8 i AND L~. TOMBSTONES, which we will furnish at]* lower prioe ftsfl mM A LARGE SELECTION |E on hand ready for lettoring and delfoecjtJfcjH GEORGE GEDDES. A >? UNION MARBLE tWOST V April 1 1? yT I M SM j. I.