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Tv?'in 1*6* Foohdit.?The August* Chron
r lele anye-j Spartanburg iron foundry it *
lured. More than half of the desired cepi
!al i*as been subscribed, and moreia proroii
ed. The point ia an admirable ona fu
' anolt an enterprise. ? Our ootton faoioria
now tend thoir broken shafting and ma
chinery North at great expense, or orde
new material with a loaa of time and freight
Spartanburg ia the railroad aentre of i
country thickly studded with thriving mill
wheTe Improved farm machinery is used 01
every aide; where steam cugloes'are handle*
and bought in large numbers. The demand
for a first olaaa iron foundry has been reoog
nised for months, and now we shall hav<
Sunday School Convention.?The Stat
Sunday Sohool convention will meet thi
A*v ^ year ?a tl?e elty ef Charleston, beginnini
Tuesday evening, March 20, and oontinuht|
through the next two days. By the eoneti
tntlon each County ia entitled to as manj
, delegates "at there are members from sail
County in the General Assembly of (h<
t State."
The executive committeee of tho severe
counties are earnestly requested to appoin
promptly delegates who can attend, and al
friends of the cause are urged to do wha
they can to make tue oonveation a susoess
Mr William Reynolds of Illinois, Presidoni
ef the International Sunday Sohool Conven
tion, ia to bo Dresent and take mri in ik.
&?v-(f> convention.
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phla, I'a.^
Tribute of Respeot.
miss florenck b0td.
Whereas, God in His providence has removed
from this Sundav School one of its echol
ars, Miss Florence Boyd, who died January
28th, 1880, and by this sad dispensation
this school hss lest a diligent and faithfu
scholar, the chnrch and community a lovelj
and exemplary member and maiden, tht
family a dutiful and affectionate daughter
L TKorafANo Ko I*
Resolved, While we recognise the hand o
oar kind end covenant God end father an<
humbly submit to hie dealings as wise ant
good, we mourn our loss and implore Hit
moroy that we may profit by this sore dia
pensation. ,
Resolved That a blank page in our Min
ute book be inscribed to her memory.
Resolved That a cepy of, this preamblt
and resolutions he soul to the S. C. Advocate
and Uuiou Times for publication, and a
oopy furnished the bereaved family.
Jonesville Methodist Sunday School
Jonesville, S, C, 10th February, 1889/
W. H. S. Harris 1
Joseph Vehabi.k > Committci
Miss Lula IIames )
OBITUARY
WILLA' D?Died, at bcr residence ii
JSosben Hill township, on the 30th January
last, Mrs Mary Ann Willard, aged G3 years
MoCREIGHT?Died, Feb. 5. 1889, Evan
geline, daughter of Darid and N. G. Mc
> Creight, aged '2 years and 11 months.
"Of such is the Kingdom of God."
List of Letters.
Remaining in the Postoflice at Onion foi
the week ending February 16th, 1889: .
Mies Luoy Hiker IMiss L Jenis Herd
ii. o r it.... iif- p r r
. mi w v imiicj I mi" mzj jj ijhuc,
George C Mclarly |.Miss Catharine Rut
| lege
Persons calling for the above letters wil
please say I hey are advertised, and will b<
required to pay one cent for their delivery
J. C. HUNTER, P. M,
LUMBER! LUMBER!
ALL orders for Lumber by the car loa<
J promptly filled. A supply of all sites
for small orders, always en hand, on the lo
in rear of S. M. Rice, Jr's store.
C. B. IIARMAN.
Feb 16 1 It*
Masonic Meeting.
THE regular communication of Unioi
Lodge, No. 76, A.-. F.-. M.\ will b
held this (Friday) eveuing.
A full attendance is requested.
w. w. nuonES,
Secretary.
Guardian's Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that by porosis
sion of Hon. James Nl. Qee, Prsbab
BH3E2 r..' n.t.. .- i _:n ? ? -- ?o..
vwwgw IV! uuii'11 V'UUIJ, A Will, VU iu? IOII
day of March, 1889, make my final returi
and apply for Letters Disraissqry as .Guar
(linn of J. Dognn Humphries.
All persons having olaims against the salt
J, Dogan Humphries, (luring his minority
(are hereby notified to presont them to m<
on or before that day, or they willbeforeve
barred.
8. M. RICE, SR.
Guardian for J. Dogan Humphries
Feb 15 7 jt
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTTOF UNION.
7 , ^ In the Court of Common Pleaa.
Eloyse Hawkins, Plaintiff.
Isadoro Bobo and Hannah Trexler, DtfCt
* > Summons roa Rblibf?Complaint Sbrvbp
To the defendonta, Iaadore Bobo, and Han
nah Trexler:
aro hereby summoned and required
j_ 10 nnawer me complaint to tbis ac
. tioo, of which a copj ia herewith aervec
upon you, and to verve a copy of youi
CS;??r to the raid complaint oo the iiibecribers
at their office, No. 2 Law Range
Union, South Carolina, within twenty deyi
a/trr tiio scivico hereof, exclusivo of th<
day of etich aervice; and if yoa fail to aa
*"" ' awcr the complaint within the time afore
J - aid, the plaint iff in thia action will applj
to the court for the relief demanded in tht
complaint
^ Rated Nor. 14th, 1888.
JamiT'muhro, MUNItO* MUNRO,
Clerk. JAMi;s?M. QBE,
plaint iff a Attorneye
' > To the defendant, Hauiiah Trailer:?Take
- notice, tliat the complaint in thisaotlon, to
gelber with theeuminona, of which the fore
going is a copy, wan filed in the office of tht
- C>rl< of the Court at Union, in the Conntj
of Union, in the .Stole ef South Carolina, oi
' ' the J6th day of November, 1888
MUNKO ? MUITRQ,
|V; ' , JAMES M.OEK,
Plaintiffs Attorney*.
VS*' Union, S. C., Feb. 13, 18S9.
F?b 16 7 9t
NEW FIRM.
S. M. RICE, JR., E. U.
The firm of S. M. Rice, Jr., & Co. liariog
dissolved, I will continue business, as
their successor, at the old stand, I
NO. 1, EAST UNION.
I thank my friends ' for their patronage .
' dm ug the existence of the firm of 8. M i
1 Rice, Jr., & Co., atid do solicit their oon- |
tinned visits to ]
Tt L TT? a
jcjttst union. i
i
I will kip a line of general merchandise
;eucb as
HARDWARE. !
Aim, hoes, hames, traces, manure forks,
shovels, spades, rakes, plew stocks, plow 1
shears, hatqhets, hammers, hand saws,
draw knives, etc.
HOLLOW WARE
Skillets, ovens, kettles, pots, lids, etc.
TINWARE
Cups, open and covered buckets, milk
pans, wash pans. bakiDg pans, dish pans?
block and piece?sauce pans, scoops, dippers,
fancy painted toilet setts, sprinkling ,
. pots, measures, funnels, etc.
CUTLERYCROCKERY
and QUEENSWARE.
i
Cups and saueers, plates, all kinds of
dishes and bowls, pitchers and basfas; i
1 Glass of all kinds, such as lamps, goblets, j
tumblers, glass plates, pitchers, glass sets,
lamp chimneys, of all kinds and sizes, ,
fancy dinner, tea, and toilet sr \ ;
JUG ANl> JAR WARE, and t ?T8. 1
I
! Woodenwae r <
i
| Well buckets, common water buckets! 1
j white and rod cedar buckets, seives, mean <
f ures, wash bowls, axe handles, brooms, eto ]
r WINDOW GLASS. OF VARIOUS SIZES. 1
Oils and Paints. ]
Including Turpentine, putty, white lead, <
paint brushes, all colors of paints in oil, *
dry and mixed. 1
CONFECTIONERIES.
Candies, cakes, crackers and fruits.
I 1
r Groceries. !
a
; Molassee, flour, cern, meal, oats, bacon,
ngar and coffee.
Fancy Groceries. j
, Canned flab, of various kinds, canned
tomatoes, canned tomatoes and okro, canned 1
fruits, spices, teas, essences and extracts. 1
Stationery..
* Blank books, various sizes and kinds of
writing paper, pencils, pens, etc.
1 invite all to come and examine and
, price my goods.
S, M RICE, JR. E U
j P. S.? Have also, a large lot of hoots
and shoes, and some dry goods, which 1 am
sailing AT COST, toclcse them out.
S. M. R., JR.. E. U.
, Feb 16 1 ltn
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SHERIFF'S SALES
J for February 188b.
> DY vjrlne of an execution and warrant to
* I) me directed I will sell before the Court
Uonso door in the town of Union, on Monday
the fourth day of March next, during 1
1 the legal hours of sale, the following de- '
loribed property, to wit : 1
One tract of land belonging to James N.
Banner, situate, lying and bring in Pinckney '
township, Union County, containing ono '
V,.. I ?i * ??
UU1IMI 1.U Utiu wr? ?uijr-uuo nurw, Uioro or 1688,
boundad by lands of II. L. Goto, Harris *
Bros. and the estate of J. C. Harris, deceased. '
Levied on and to be sold ns the property of '
i James N. Benner, si the suit of George R.
Lnmboard & Co., Plaintiffs, against James
N. Benner and William T. Thomson Drfos)
dents.
r auio
I Two hales of cotten belonging lo Edwin
Gondp'ock, seised under warrant and to be
sold fts tho property of Edwin Goudctock si
tli* suit of P.P. Duncan, Plaintiff, against I
Edwin Goudeltok, defendant. This 11th i
February 1880, I
i. G. LONG, 8. U. C.
s^le of Land to Foreclose
Mortgage.
BY virtue of the power eooteiued in *
certain mortgage deed made by 8. J.
Kay to J. T. Kill & Co., dated '28th day ot
January. 1o?-\ end reoorded in the office of
llie Register of Moene Conveyance for
Union County, in Book of Mortgagee E. 6,
Pogee 210, 217, 218, 219, and whieh aaid
mortgage has been assigned to me,* I will
tell before the Court House door at Union,
by publio auetion, to the highest bidder, en
the first Monday in March next, wlthia the
hours of Sheriff's sales, all the right, title
and interest of said S. J. Kay, in and to all
that parcel of land, being the remainder of
all the land mortgaged to the said J. T. Hill
& Co., by the said 8. J. Hay, whisk remainder
is a part of the home treet mentioned in
mortgage, containing twenty-nine end oneualf
acres more or less, situate in Cross
Keys township, Union County, in the State
[>f South Carolina, and bounded by lands of
loson W. Murpby, J. W. Humphries and J.
D. Graham
TERMS CA8H.
J. D. GRAHAM,
Feb'y 9th, 1889. Assignee.
Feb 16 7 3t.
UNIMPROVED LANDS
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR. \
Union, 8. C., February 1, 1889. j
The following Act is published in aooord*
?ncc with Section 8 :
An Act to allow unimproved lands which
have not been on the Tax Bosks since
1875 to be listed without penalty.
Section 1. Be it enaotsd by the Senate
end House of Representatives of the State
sf South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General-Assembly, and by the authority of
the same, That in all cases where uuimproved
land which has not been upon the
tax books since the fiscal year oommencing
November 1, 1874, and whioh are not on
the forfeited list, shall at any time before
the 1st day of October, 1888, be returned
to the County Auditor for taxation, the
jaid Auditor be, and is hereby instructed
to assess the same and to enter it upon the
luplicate of the fiscal year, oommencing
Novomber 1, 1887, with the simple taxes of
:hat year.
Skc. 2. That all such lands as may be
returnod to the Auditor for taxation betwers
the first day of October, 1888, and the first
lay of October, 1889, shall be assessed and
)barged with tho simplo taxes of the two
fiscal years commencing, respectively, on
ho first day of November, 1887, and the
first day cf November, 1888.
Sec. 3. That as soon as praolisable after
:bo passage of this Act the Comptroller
general is directed to famish a oopy of
:he same to each Auditor in tho State, and
;ho Auditors are required to publish the
tame in each of their county papers, eaoe
% week for three months during the year
1888, and for the same period of time during
the year 1889, and the cost of suoh
publication shall be paid by the county
treasurer, upon the order of the county
:ommissioner8, out' of the ordinary county
tax last collected.
Approved December 19, 1887.
NAT. B. MORGAN,
Auditor Union County.
Feb 8 0 -8m
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Fleas.
H. L. Goss, Plaintiff,
against.
D. B. Free, Defendant.
[N obedience to an order made In the
Hinted case, by his Honor W. H. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, I will sell before the
Court house door, in the town of Union, within
the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday
in March 1889, the following desoribed
Dronortv- lo-wlt
All that certain tract of land lying, being
and situate, in Union County, State aforesaid,
containing three hundred and sixtyfive
acres, more or less, hounded by lands of
estate Samuel Faucett, Robert Lawson, Milly
Fowler, John Holcomb and others.
TERMS OF SALE :
One-third cash, the balanco on a credit o
one and two years, in equal installments,
with interest from day of sale, to be secured
by bond of the purohasor and a mortgage of
the premises.
JAME9 MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Feb, 6. 1889.
Feb 8 G 41
20c. for Cotto^
CAROLINA PRIDE" LONG STAPLEWE
hare sold our crop at above prioe,
and have 1,000 bushels of seed for
sale at $1 per bushel, oash. If yon oan
raise cotton at that prioe send your order
for seed to us.
CELY & BRO.,
firetprille, 8. 0.
Fttb U 7 ' In
Notice of Final DischargeNOTICE
is hereby given, that by permission
of Hon.'Jus. M. Gee, Probate
Judge for Union County, I will, on the 12th
day of March next, make my final return
and apply for Letters Digpiissory, as Administrator
of the estate of Salina Sartor,
deceased.
All persons indebted to the said estate,'
are hereby notified to make payments at
once ; and all persons having olaitns against
said estate trust present them to me, on or
before the above date, or they vjill bp forever
barred.
8. M, RICE, JR.
Adm'r. estate of Salina Sartor.
Feb. 8 0 4t
TO ROAD OVERSEERS.
n.v./i. n ->
v/xxavo vi vvvm * vunmooiUflftftD) I
Union Countt. j
Union, 8. C., Jan. 30, 1880.
ALL Road Overseers now holding Cam.
missions from the old Board, who wish
their Commissions renewed, as well as thos*
who wish to retire as such overseers, will
giro notice to the Clerk of this Board with,
out dolay.
W. M. GALLMAN, C. B. C. C,
Chas. Bolt; Clerk of Bu*r4Feb
J * &
Application for Homestead.
NtTriCE is berebj given, that Sarah D.
Brown, widow of Barney L. Brown,
deceased, has filed her petition before me (
to have a homestead assigned and set off for
.ho benefit of herself end her minor ehild,
Amanda Florence, from the real and per.
>onal property ef Ike said Berney L.
Brown.
Notice is hereby given that the said pe- '
Lition will oome up for heariog before me,
in the 28th day of February, next, at 11
?'clook, A. M.
J am r.o nunKU,
Master for Union Coui\ty,
Jan 25 4 4i? ,
........ ,j-~? T ? ]
Horse and Wagon for Sale.
ANY one wishing to purchase a sound 1
and gentle horse, that will work any- I
where you put him, and a wagon and bar- i
tare, can find the very animal they want
?y applying at this ofiioe.
Jan 25 4 at
BARGAINS,
We are no
SPECIAL ]
!#*!<
DRESS GOODS
CLOTHING,
LADIES' C
MEN'S ]
SHOE
CALL AND BE
FOB'
Jan 4
A TERRIB
In Prices of
THE CRISIS
AND GRAHAM & SPARK!
BARGAINS, BARG
f
"An honest confession is good for the fl
stocked and will be foreed to unload to meet'
quently we will offer from now until the first
do the publio good, Listen while we tell you
Calicoes for 4o per yard and upward, D
Gooda worth 81e. 10?- 121?
15o, 18o, 20c, 25c, and 30c. All wool Henrieti
Our all wool Dress Flannels, In stripes and ]
40o per yard.
Dress Trimmings in large quantities and gi
above.
We also have a eery large stack of Red an
cheap.
Jeans anil
We can certainly show yon one of the bij
Market, and the prices are away below Zero.
In Blankets, Counterpanes, and Comforts
CLOTHING,
In this line we stand at the head of the c
prices. We hare suits from $3 to $26. We
per pair. We also hare a splendid line of Cb
times. Examine our clothing before buying,
Shirts and X
In this line we are making a clean swee
town. Our 75e shirt is a good ous, and our
BOOTS AN
WE'LL GET TEPER:
We oan show you one of the largest Stoc
South Carolina, at prices as low at anybody's
bare just gone through our imaaense stock az
some were carried over from last season, and
%i cost and below oost We will offer you ohi!
Polkers, new stock, for 76o worth $1 any whe
stock for $1 worth $1 26 anywhere. Our w
every pair warranted.
We have a lot of J. Faust & Sons, band
and $7, which we will offer at $6 per pqir.
uiiooGoouvva. A?cuivuiuvi , T[ t MU| prupUBO
?only certain lots, They are a bonanza foi
millinery !
Ladies Hats in Great "V
Than
In this Una of eourse we always take the
tall and see na and we will do you good
bare it, even if we hare to saorifloe goods to
graiIa:
Sept 14 8
NEW.
I AM now ready for taking the
popular Minette, (known as cigarette.
Plain out, per dot. - $1 00
Gilt edge, per dof, 91 00
Co pap and a?1 some of these
little favorites. I doa't take less
than a desen.
When you come for a sitting,
t always bring your puree, you
always .need it before you leave.
W. C. GALLAGHER.
Photo Artist.
Deo 14 60 tf
8ALE UNDER MORTGAGE.
BY virtue ef the' power contained in a
oertaln mortgage d*ed.V>*w ty Amanda
I. Foster, to Wm. T. Graham, anted January
8th, 1887, and recorded in the-efiee of
the Register of Mesne Conveyance far
Onion oennty, in book of Mortgagee, J, ft,
page 46. I will sell before the Gnaw house I
door at Union, by publio auction, to tka
highest bidder, nn 8aleadey in March 1889,
within the hour* of Sheriff"a aalea, ail the
right, title and interact of aaid Amanda J.
Poster, la and to all tbat pareel of land containing
ninety-aiz and one-fourth aoree, aitaated
in Plookney Township, oonnty of
Union, 8iateof 8otith Carolina, and bounded
by lands of Dr. Robt, Little, J no. P. MoKisliek
and Jeff Smith.
eaous moil
AJUltt'ltJ vnoili
W*. T. GRAHAM,
F* 8 0 a.
<J ' I '"
'Ai . -
BARGAINS,
w offering ,
BARGAINS'
ITER
5L0AKS,
HATS,
S, ETC.
CONVINCED.
rER, WILKINS Ad CO.
1 it |
LE CRASH
Dry G-oods.
HAS COME,
3 MUST HAVE MONEY.
AINS, BARGAINS
oul." The truth ia, we ere badlj orertbe
demands as they come upon us, consednjr
of January, ioao bargains that will
i some of them :
ress Ginghams for 8Jo and upward, Dress
3, 40c, marked down to GJo, 8Jc, 10c, 12Jo,
as and other fine dress goods marked down,
pelids, hare been marked, down from GOc to ^
eat varieties, at prices ia proportion to the
d White Flannels which we will sell very
Cassimeres.
rgest Blocks of Jeans and Cassimeres in the
DC -s- * ? ?
dc? uur d>o ois. jeans ; sno a A CIRISJ.
, we can beat the Tewn.
CLOTHING.
olumo, with the largest stock at the lowest ]
have single pants from G5 cents up to f 8 i,
lilds and Boys Clothing at prices to suit the tl
and save yeur money p
J ndersliirts. n
g
p. We have the best 60c white shirt in a
fl shirt is a world beater.
D SH OES.
ENOW, CjERTAIN.
ike of Boots and Shoes in the upper part of
, (our customers will testify te that.) We
id picked out several lots of shoes, of whioh
have thrown them on oor bargain counters
Idren's shoes from 25o ner eair un
re. Mens Brogans, solid leather and whole ,
oman's $2 shoes is a challenge to the World;
sewed and guaranteed goods, werth $6 50
Also some big bargains in womens and i
to sell all bandsewed goods at those prices, I
somebody. First come, first served.
MILLINERY !
arieties. Prices Lower
Ever. <
i lead, both as io prices and styles.
, as we are hard up for money and %tnst
tT& SPARKS, ;
CHEAP CASH STORE.
7 If
The State of South Carolina. j
COUNTY OF UNION.
ByJAS. ll. GEE, Esq., Probate Judge.
TlTHlRVia V v - *
m my vvuu XV 1 uuilg, Of UB10Q I
VY County, in said Slate, haa mude auit
to me to grant him letters of Administration
on the estate of and effects of Jasper Oibbes,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to oite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and oreditora
of the aald Jasper Qibbes, deoeaaed, that
they be and appear, before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Union C. H., South
Carolina, onthe26th day of February, next,
after pnblieation hereof, at 11 o'oleek in
the forenoon, to show cause, if any they
hate, why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my band this 7th day ef
February, Anno Domini 1889, i
JAMBS M. GEE, 1
Judge Probate.
Published on the 8th day of Febftiary, (
1889, in the Union Times. *
Feb 8 d 2t
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BEf .-^a^r-swas i
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9 DIMES O]
Or, to b? more plain, nine dimes buj
rou spend your dimes with GARRETT.
I carry on a CASII business.
I save in Book-keeping, in bad debt
.nd give my customers the benefit of it.
10 PER CENT
By selling these Goods at ten cents off
That is how I make it oat that nine tin
p Ti T M U! fi
W Jfc-r ?JU JJWJL XJ N.
ONE DOLLAR
every time at Garrett'
VAt-ENT
Remember, February 14th is St. Valantine Day,
nds on display. Don't forget the strikeing Con
Pianos and Organs sold on easy ten
prices.
SCHOOL BOOKI
AND A
SCHOOl
CHEAPER Tnj
BLANK BOOKS 0
Sept 21 18
_ ________
: J E W E
AT PRICES NEVER B
HRST-CLASS JEWELRY CHEAPER THAN Y<
PLACB IN TniS I
Go and. See F. G. TRE
VATCHES, CLOCKS,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND FLATBD Wj
And All Kinds of Musical Instruments as V
Which I will sell at and
Repairing in Watches, Clocks and Jewslrj. 1
rices, AT
F. G TREFZER'S
Jan 18 8 ,
Where to Find Your Mule. I
HAVING sold our property, known M
the Brie* Stable, we will be found dur- g (
ig the remaindsr of the season at wbi(
ie old wooden stable, known ss the John refj(
.odger stable, where we invite all ear One
ieuds to eome, and especially those who hors
cod a good mult or a fine horse. We b?rr
uarantee every mule end horse we sell* fcCj
nd are open to legitimate competition. (q '
ALLEN & MILLER. ibe
Feb 1 0 lm. V
CJL EAR AN CS SALE. Fab
Te make roem for our stock of
SPRING GOODS ^
V
rhieh are new beginning to eome in, we gac]
are new offering the balaaoe of our to 1
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
to t
ensisting ef Calicos, Dress Goods, Jeans, Cott
kerseys, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Tho
Shoes, at a ^
I
SREAT RE DUCTION r_
m
To those who come early we oan offer
ome bargains that are sars to please. We
ire determined to close out our Winter ^
Hock, if low priees will be any inducement, ear
RICE & McLDRE. * all
Jan 4 1 tf do<
ma
Ifaaydealer ears he hae the W. I.. Douglas |D(
those without nam* and prloe stamped on
Ilia bottom, put mm down as a fraud. cue
MHiiu ii' i a.
mt$. I
Inr. L. DOUGLAS ~
$3 SHOE QKNTLKMKN. <
liioo M(l 'irm'iSf tnnra
All made In Congress, Ballon tadLaot. ?
W. L. DOUGLAS
#3 SHOE ladYKS. *>?
H?t Style. Be?t FttUag. far
U. if. RICE, JR., E. u.
Agent, Unitn, 8. C.
Utt 18 3 Om
SIB IS 10.
r ont dollar'# vortfc of aoo^r
m, in poatago, and Puf Book I
. SAVED,
th? dollar,
tea one is leu.
1 B DT
IN GOODS,
b Book Store.
INES.
and I have a niao uioriailt of all
liw.
as. Call or vrita and gal
LL
L, SUPPLIER
VN EVER.
F ALL KINDS
G P. GARRETT.
ft
L R Y ;
[SOWN BEFORE.
)U COULD BUT Iff ANT OTHER
3TATB.?
FZER'S STOCK.
4
SCHOOL BOOKS,
IRE FINE STATIONERY,
iolins, Banjos and Aeoerd*?>a,
I hfilow rmt
foa will find the Best Work Md Lowest
JEWELRY STORE,
> .(Next Door te Blohheif tj>
! *.
r' NOTICE OP SALE.
N the 19th day of February 1889, I will
aeff-at;pu\>lio outory, at Uaioa C. H.,
3., the' folio wing deaeribed property,
:h has been forfeited under See. 8.460
Bed 8tatut?a of the United States. to wit:
aorr'el mare mule, one light sorrel
a male, one two home wagon, and
tees for same. One package oorn whie,
(27 gallons) one package corn whisky,
gallons) two empty packages, one syi,
and one gallon neasnre.
ED W. CROFT,
Deptaty Collector
6th Dir. Di*. 80. Ca.
9 6 Jit
$26 IN GOLD
I YEN AWAY.
[7K have a new Farmer* Chemical,
r which we are selling at $1 96 per
k of 200 lb*., and which we guarantee
be equal to any Chemical made.
We will give away
$25 IN GOLD,
be person making the largest yield of
on to aae acre, fertiliied with Farr k
meon'e aew Chemical*,
or Aoalyais and Formula, call at
FARR k THOMSON'S,
eb 16 4t
[echanical Enterprise
AT JONESVILLE.
N. E. ALLMAN, pltia til fanny house
penter, manufacturer of and dealer in
kinds of rough and dressed lumkir,
rr?, aaeh, blinds, and all kinds building
to rial.
. also bare lot of bone-mads wagtas
I buggies, (hand made,) which I will sell
tap for cash,
hme and see me.
W. E. ALLMAN,
Jonesville, 8. C
ran 4 1 Una
TTEINTION,
FARMERS :
is an uneontroTsrliMe fact, that I am
selling
OUR, SUGAR, COFFEE,
BACON, CORN, HAY,
BP.D RUST PROOF SEED OAT8.
1 ether things in your line, oheaper than
anywhere else.
?ensult your own interest and get my
^' prices before buying.
Respectfully,
T.AITPVNA a TMTVn
lit 26 4 la
Money to Loan.
In 8IBM of 9300 and upwards, It
secured by first mortgage on la proved
m Unds. Apply to .
X). A. TOWKSEND,
Altone^
Union, f. C
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