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v Public Schools. FT1HK 8?mi-Annua! eiaminstion for tcscb* X oro ia tbo Publio Schools will bo hold it Usios 0. IIFriday, Oct. 4, at 10 o'clock '.p. A. M. Doth while and colored applicants will bo -V2 - examined the same day, but separately. m Wn. McGOWAN, HB School Commissioner. Sopl 27 89 2t Cotton Ginning. I All prepared to gin cotton for the public this soasow at short sotieo. I hive a saw gin, and am placing a set of Stool Conveyancers in my gin house, for the purpose of loading ootton aoad. My terms are the twentieth. Glee toe a trial. JACOB RICE, Union, S. C. Sept 20 88 3t ? A Splendid Home and Farm for Sale. T OFFER for sale my dwelling house, ond X urrouodiog farm of one thousand rvod flflr sores, lying in and near the town of Union. The plaoe if in good state of ouU tirstlon, and possesses all the conveniences ef both town and oountry, being situsted en Main 8tr?et, and in good walking die. taaeo from the ehnrohss, schools and bnsL ansa part of the town ; and for heslth it is nnsar passed. 1 will sell it on easy terms, as a whole or la assail tracts, to snit purchasers. for farther particulars apply to me. 8. M. RICE. Sept 18 87 St To Bridge Builders. OFFICE OF ^ . COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, M UNION COUNTY. Union, S. C., Sept. 19, 1889. WILL be let to the lewest bidder, the building of a Bridge as roes Tyger Rirer at tbo BEATY FE RR Y , on Wednesday, the 16th dey o f October. Plana and specifications can be seen at this office from 1st day of October until day ef letting, and on the day of letting at the *' plaee of letting, By order of (be Board of County Commissioners, CUARLE8 BOLT, Clerk of Board. "4) 0fff Carolina Spartan and Cheater /reporter please insert three tines and send bill to this office. . Sept 27 80 8t FALL AND WINTER. New Styles Millinery. I knee jnst returned from the Be lliaore and New York Markets, where I pa rehased the most blaoamt stoo k of STYLISH MILIJNERY, FEATHERS, Rl BBONS, and all other Trimmings ever brought to thia-Market. La my purehaaes, I did not confine myself to ana Market, or one Wholesale House r ia one Market, but canvassed the three best market*, and became thoroughly posted ?y?B?nwM? iijin ua prices 01 goods, wd bought lo the best advantage; therefore. I mi able to offer goods at the very '? ?? w|?m of the latest and most tasty styles. REMEMBER, I have moved into the rear of Messrs. Rice & MoLare's Store, where I have a 001y apd comfortable room and will always be pleased to wait on my friends and customers. MARY VINCENT. Sept 27 " SO St TAX NOTICE. I WILL open the Books at my Offioe, at Union C. H., 8. C., on the 16 th day of stoker, 1880, for the collection of the Taxes for the fiscal year, commencing November the 1st, 1888, and will remain there until the 24th day of October, niter which lime I will be at the following named places, at the time designated below: Union C. H., Tun lay, Oct. 16th to 24th. West Springs, Friday forenoon, Oct. 26th. Colersine, Friday afternoon, Oct. 26th. Qibbe\ Saturday forenoon, Oct. 28tb. Cedar Bluff, Monday afteraooo, Oot. 28tb. Cross Kt;i, Tuesday, Oct. 29th. Miater'a Store, Wednesday forenoon, Oot. 80th. Qosben Hill, Thursday forenoon, Oot. 8 tat. Fish Dam, Friday, Not. 1st. Ban! no, Saturday, Nor. 2d. Union C. II., Moodiiy, (Saleaday,) Nor. 4th. lit. Tabor, Moorhead'a Store, Tuesday, Not. 5th. Kelton, Wednesday, Nor. Oth, and Thursday forenoon, Nor. 7lh. Gowdeysrille, Friday forenoon, Nor. 8th. Kondrlok'a Store, Friday afternoon, Nor. 8th. Wilkinarllle, Saturday, Nor, Oth, and Monday, Nor. 11th. DraytonriUe, Toes Jay, Not. 12lh. Ttmbor Ridge, Weduesday forenoon. Not. 18. dsbury, Wodoasday afternoon, Not. 13th, lid Thursday forenoon, Not. 14tb. JonetTille, Friday end Saturday, Not. 16th and Beery milo citisen between the ages of twenty-one and fifty yeire, except those incapable of earning a support from being saaUaod, or from other causes, and exeept thooo who are net exempt by law, shall bedeeaed taxable polls. OHM Parsons who wish to pay taxes on prop on y in different Townships, will please so state when they seas to pay their taxes, and thereby save trouble. I would fhrther state that on Information obtained from our Honorable Representatives, there will oot be any extension or time for tbo eollootion of iko texoe m this Fall rUfrfeforr, 1 ban that all af <nh> ?Uixeno will com? up promptly and pay their taxes brtbra it ! lao lau. TAX LEVY. Far Stale rnrpom 61 Mill*. Far Ordinary County Tax 81 Mills. Par Past Indebted I Mills. I * For Interest an R. R. Bonds, 9} Mills, f . ~ For Ret ring ?' ? f MiU. Far Sebool Constitutional tax, 2 Mint. Total Levy J 16}Mllls. Reepestfolly, J. B. T. SCOTT, County Treasurer. M -? Louis N. Rodger. Special to the publk We beg to call your atte CASH DRY GOODS STORE h Our Mr. Rodger has just r and other Northern Markets, v ful Ai.d well selected stock which, from an "inside track" will enable us to place on the VERY IiOY We extend to you a personal and c< our new store, WHETHER YOU INTE1 promise you a kind reception. We will and yoiii dealings with' us will always rec Our motto will be PLAIN DEALING, a at all limes with HONESTY and SQUi We particularly request your early e of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hots, Trunks, and e to make up a first-olass Dry Goods Estab As we are just embarking in businei immense stock is ENTIRELY NEW, an goods to get rid of. You will find us next to L. Q, Youa| by the Post Offioe. Hoping to hare the pleasure of recei Yours, Tory respe< ROI Sept 6 c Our Mammotl HAS atrived, and all our Dspartmei NEW SEASON. at priees that will talk for themselves. A , anyone that for styles, quality, and low p We eall espeoial attention to { DRESS GOODS, LADIES* CLOAKS, UNDERWEAR, MENS' AN JE everyone cordially invited to call guarantee satisfaction, and everything aa , .FOSTER, W Jan 4 T SHERIFF'S SALE. FOR OCTOBER, 1880. , > BY virtue of sundry executions, to me directed; I will sell before the t'ouit Houae door, In the town of Union, on Monday, the seventh day of October, next, ] during the legal hours of sales, the followlog described property, to-wii: 101 ACRES. All the interest that F. B. Gaffuey and IV. W. Gsffoey owns in ona tract of land, situate, lying and being in tiowdeysville township. Union County, and known as Still Rouse traot No. 9, oontainiog ono hundred and one aores, more or less, bounded by lands of Victoria Gaffney, Mrs. Mont- 1 gomery, and others. Levied on and to bs sold as the pioperly of F. B. Gafiney and n W. W. Gaffney, at the suits of the Morristown Mill Company, Jas. W. Bingham & Co., and othsrs, plaintiffs, against F. B. Gaffney a u; \u nuu TV* TV* UAUUVTf UV1CUUOUM. J. 0. LONG, 8. U.C. This, 16th Sept. 1889. Sept 20 38 3t. Mortgage Sale BY virtue of a power of solo given to me in a certain Mortgage exeouted bj 0. B. Wright, on the 28th day of August, 1884 . and rooorded in the offioe of the Register o Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in { Book F., No. 0, pages 478, 479 and 490, I will sell to the highest bidder, before the Court House doer, at Union, S. C., on Monday, the 7th day of October, 1889, during the legal hours of sale, the following described tract of land, lying in Geudeyeville township, containing 144 A CMS, MORS OR LESS, known as the Darwin traot, bounded on the East by Broad River, South by J. G. Love, Jr., West by Gadberry Wright, and North by A; F. Smith. TERMS OF SALE: CASH. A. FRANK SMITH, Mortgagee. 8ept 20 88 8t X X XM Xi Xl X X X ! LOAN and TRUST CO. ? o ? ? BPARTANBURG, 8. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, $30,000.00 orvioBis. President, George Cofield' Treasurer, - - W. E. Burnett. Attorney, t J. B. Cleveland. DIIMTOU. Joseph Walker. J. B. Cleveland. W. 8. Manning. Geo. W. Nicholls. D. E. Converse. W. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. George Cofield. Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of IOUr per CCUV. per BUUUIO, ?uu imucu iu aooonnts senii-annaally. Jnlj 19 29 ly Guardian's Final Discharge NOTICE a hereby glvtn (hat by permission of .lion. James )I> Ooo, Probate Judge for Union Coaaty, 1 will, oa"tfef~?lb day of Ootobor, 1889, make n?J final return ? and apply for Letters DUmietory as Guardian of Bin Edna J. Camp, now Mrs. Kdaa J. Littlfjokn. AH persons having sialics against Miss Edna J. Camp, now Mrs. Edna J. Littlfjokn, daring her minority, aro hereby notified to present them to me, en or before Ike dale above named, erthey will be forever barred. J. D. JEFFERIE8, Guardian Edna J. Camp. 'Sept 0 06 It* ! RED RUST-PROOF OATS. WE havojusl received near load of PURE RED RUST-PROOF OATS for sale. FARR A THOMSON. 0#pt 18 87 0t; John J. Purcell. 1\T HTTPI? i. ivy i } GENERALLY. ntion to our newly opened a this town. m eturhed from New York City rhere he purchased a beautiof goods at Jobbers' prices, we have secured in buying, Market at V PRICES. srdial invitation to oall and examin* ND TO PURC HASE OR NOT, and bo happy to show you our bargain*, eivc polito and considerate attention, tod we expect to treat our customers VRENESS. lamination of our new and fresh stook iverytbing undor the sun that is needed lishment. as, please retnembor that ALL of oar d we haTe no ahelf-worn or inferior {'a- in-the building. formerlv ooeuoiod ?iog a call from you soon, w? wniio, otfully, >GER & PUROELL. 16 If i New Stock . its art fuller thao ovor with ADLE GOODS, .n inspection of our liuaa will aatlafj rices, we oan't be brat. m D BOY'B CLOTHING, IANS AND CA8SIMERES, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, ETC. and see for himsalfor herself. We represented. i;lkins & co, I V POSEY I RRfl *0 9 II JL VMJUi Ui UUVaj DRUGGISTS. DEALERS IN PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS, OHEMIOALS, TOILET ARTICLE 8 TRU8SES, SHOULDER BRACES, AC, READY MIXED PAINTS, tVHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW OLAS, PAINT BRUSHES, CIGAR8 AND TOBACCO, LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS, CHANDALIER8, | PURE WINES AND LIQUORS \ for Medicinal om. Cdreful 'and courteoua attention to en costomir. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. We select our goode with greatest eare buy them as low us they oan be bougb fer cash, end sell them at Lowest Liviu| Prices. J. W. POSEY A BR6. March 22 12 ly. irany dealer hji lie haa the W. L. Dwell Shoe# without name and sum itamped o: the heltom. put him down as a fraud. vHfl&st jfts i wfl 1 W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE ^ ^QENTLIMEN. Bsaroloa W. L. Douglaa' S3 ft Ltd lee and gentlemen. 8. M. RICE, JH, e. U./> ir- ??'m' * ? Money to Loan. In Mmi'of f&OO and upwards, u be h ecu red bj flret mortgage on improYM form leads. Apply le D. A. TOV/N8END, .. ? AtUrjsy, Pnlwi, 8.0. Ukj tl 21 \ (\ J? ~ y f, Order fir mv C JUST RECEIVED at F. O. TREI and molt ohoice Mlaction of Jewelry to Wj^TXfeES, CLOCKS, EiR RINGS, FINGER SILVER AND SIL\ AIJL. KINDS OF I whioh ke intend* in eell lower tbaa en After eighteen years experience io tl manner of work in hie line with akil warranted. Sept 6 3 RWP.T7PTWP, fi w ii m ii. ui u u THE ROCK CRUSHE - mA ^r? . riu TERRIBLE ? FLYBB'S MY Oar principle of making the first able goods has commenced. There made of this magnificent stock to r< give ns the cold snoulder, so wo mal giving them the biggest kind of die We cannot wait nntil the end c other alternative. * We challenge the town for variet; Fabrics, all going at fifty cents on t We will sell you gooa White Lai ; for 8 0ents> 25 cents Checked Mus -Must# for 12? cents, 15 cents Ch StrawTIats for 45 cents, 75 cents 5 Straw Hats for 25 cents ; Hambur ing and all-over Embroidery, all re< ford Seersucker* at 6} cents, 25 ce 10 cents ; 10 cents Dress Goods ct $1 40 reduced to 75 cents ; 11-4 C 99 cents; Large .Tarheel Towels, o We have too much goods and too wailing and gnashing of teeth inei We are closing out a full line of ? Remomto LEADER AND C . May 27/' - \j. T TnciriAiii rth :- ; v'r :-^v ; . '?<*.-; *- '*' &;><"'' | j* - CLOTHING, c . ' ' / :* k I -V / , GENT'S FUEN t3,! h#; % nal ,1 S? autho plies a great sa of themAl chal in pripM. If /you wa] eorjfie to see j fours, Yery W. D. yjjg- . NEW JEWEL NE1 r. \ iUNS! SJB'f !>= GUNS! ren an Import v y runs, which im.vincr in t.ho r.nst llenge the State nfa nice gun YV? JLXiC?. respectfully, BFWLF.V. iRY! 1ST JEWELRY! '"ZEE'S Model Jewelry Store, the largest be found in tbe apoouotfy , consisting of BREAST PTNS, r>r\rno mTun txTTTHnnua nmuo, Kj\jp r uuiiuno, rER PLATED WARE. TNE STATIONERY. or. 10 business, he ia fully prepared to do all 1 rod deapatob. All good* and work F. G TREFZER. tJMMER SALE. R GONE TO WORK ON :CE?. IACEIFICE AT ROODS PALACE. t and deepest cut in prices of season is no telling the sacrifice that will be sduco it and raise money. The banks Ice the sacrifice to our customers by counts for cash. >f the season to unload; vro have no v and price of White Goods and White he dollar. ?n for 4 cents, Good Figured Muslin Sin for 15 cents, 20 cents Checked ecked Muslin for 10 cents, &c.; #1 Straw Hats for 85 cents, 50 cents g Edging, Swiss Embroidery, FlouncJuced to half price; 12$ cents Wexnts Challics, Wool carded, reduced to *ushedto4 cents; 11-4 Quilts worth Jrochet Quilts worth #2, reduced to mly 5 cents each. i little money, so we have to avoid the ;itable. Summer Goods at a sacrifice. These bargains aro only to ^1 ) be had at D. O.FLYNIS'S IHAMPION OF LOW PRICES. 12 tf B & rpLLESON, SHOES, HATS, LND ISHING GOODS, CITY, S. C. 26 #tn DAVID JOHNSON, JE., ATTORNEY AT LAW ? - . ' SPARTANBURG, 8. C. r f. +* All bnilDWi in the Conrte for Union County, if loft with llr. W. W. Johnson, No. 8, Law Range, Union C. H.( will bo promptly attended to. T___ 1A O A I " . ?. 'k . Stop and Before passing* Our; WK mill uk you to drop in and gire looted St ok of Now Goods that are now arrivi D r f. a s a Our Stock of Drees Fabrics is complete^ Henriettas, Cashmeres, Mohairs. Plaids, Farm We wish to call the Ladies' special atteot latest stylos. BOOTS AND Our lloot and Shoe department consists e to the Public. Our large Shoo trade is proof wo represent thorn to be. CLOTHING! CLOTHING In this department wo have purchased a now readv to supdIt tho demands nf *?nr? mm suit to the old man iu his sober 6uit of block. HATS AIVD We ask you to oxainino our largo and v Caps, of overy shape, quality and style. Wo c anco" Hat. We hare a polite corps of Salesmen who through our Stock. All Good* sold at the lot March 29 13 THIS S IS RESERVE THE LITTLE GR] *ir WATCH IT HEX WE HAVE BEEI with oui GRAND .01 and SELLING That We have not ha< Advertisement to fill this s GRAHAM C Sept 11 37 P P P Ono thousand to bo give each and every one who b "W Hooks and Supplies at Gari f M J I have a limited uumb Pencil Sbarpnors to be gii my customers who buy Soho [ j from me. Call early bel given away. I will guaranl be rock bottom, and will oo auy house in tho State. H Special Discount to Ti 1 am also agent for all magazines, etc., at publis By giving me your orders y mouey and trouble. Q PIANOS AND 01 Mold on Easy Ton loo Croam, Soda W -A Shakes, Lemonade, Frui-Mi: a?: - iv.? .n J : ?ait oorTCU i f" style. _ Glenn Springs Water r-yr- ] weekly. Don't fail to get my prici r j Stationery and School Sup] making this lino a spcci [_ | j defy competition. G. P, GARR Leader in Stationery and Fai Sept 21 NEW STORE! NE7 A nice assortment of Tourist shirts, also a JUST REC Another lot of those ladies slippers ot A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 25 ai The prettiest $2 25 Gent's Shoe, in bi Another lot of Ladies Kid Button Sh< Ladies and Gent's Summer Underwea Corsets from 25 cents up. Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced to 1 All T.avna and tlnlli (nrmoi'1* 17lot? CALL A' HARRY M. ; -April 19 16 loRIH IO.S tabliHhmoiHI I look at the large ?od well-se- ^ iog daily. OODS . t nvery particular, consisting of i Cloth, lit. ion to our Drops I'aUcros of the ? SHOES if Goods that wc o?o recommend enough that our Goods are what ! CLOTHING I larger stock than u?ual, and aro ?froui tha littli boj in his first CAPS. rcll-selectcd Stock of Hats and all special attention to our "AUiwill take pleasure io showing jou rest prions for GASH. RICE ft MCLURE. tf PACE D FOR SEN FRONT." T WEEK. ~0?* 1 SO BUSY r ? E N I N G GOODS I time to write an :pace. & SPARKS', 3HEAP CASH STORE. H 7T"s !Q away to uya Sobool HH rett's. J cr of Slate ?2 ^ ren away to pj L ol material oro all are ^ too prices to ' mpcto with ^ L_^ BACIIKR.S. ^ newspapers, Sr hera prices. ^ oa will save CA k. a IGANS g hri ater, Milk Q z and OIoud L in the latest ^ pHMnd received ^ > lJ J8 on Books, r ^ )lies. I am hH ally, and I ^ ^ ETT, W C/3 acy floods. PC ljr H* # | I zkt n.rtrm?n f f VJI W>VP^? lit of Overall fro* 50J. op. EIYED, 50 cents. id 50 cents: it ton, lace and gaiter. )C8, #1 00 r, 25 cento np. 0 cento. , now 12|cto. r COHEN * BRO. At Cotton's old stand. It. ? Air*'