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Tho Siato of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In tho Court of Common Fleas. John C. Hunter, Edwin It. Wallace and James II. Maxwell, Plaintiffs, against George O. Hughey, Defendant. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated case, by His Honor, W. H. Wallace, ? tMrcttit Jitdgo, 1 will sell l>efmo tho Court house door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in November, 1880, the following described property to wit : 240 ACRES. All the right, title and interest of George O. Hughey in and to that, oertain tract of land of which Joseph Hughey died, siezed and possessed, lying, being and situute in u:n t i.:~ -r ?x.i n a.. 1 u"3iitii ii 111 luniismji, ui niui Luuuijr uuu State, adjoining lands of A. K. Aught ry, J. B. gtecdinan, and J. C. Hunter and Enorce River, containing two hundred and forty-six acres, more or less; including, likewise, the interest and estate of George U. Hugliey in and to a small tract of land, containing five or six acres, which is detached from the main tract, of which said Joseph Hughcy died, siozed and possessed, as above described. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash?the balance on a tfrcdit of twelve months from day of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Union S. C. Oct. 10, li>80. Oct. 11 11 4t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. A. A. Sarratt, Plaintiff, against. A. r. Kcadrtok, et at, Defendant. IN obedience to on order made in I lie nbo*c slate! case, by 11 is Honor. T. B. Fraser, Circuit Judge, I will soli before the Court house door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sule. on the first Monday in November, 1880, the following described property, to-wit : One undivided moiety, in and to the tract of land known as the Thomson Mil's, and also the mills and machinery tho'con, slid tract containing eighty-nine acres, more or less, bounded by lands of the estate of J. C. Fowler, Mrs. Carouthcrs, Clough Ionian, and Clem Inman. TERMS OF SALE. Oae-kilf cash; the balance on a edit o f twelve moths, with interest from day of sale, to bo secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Union, S. C. Oct. 10, 1880. Oct. II 41 It. The Suite of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common Fleas. A. A. Sarratt, Plaintiff, ajdiiwt John U. Jcflferics, Defendant. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated case, by his Honor, T. 1?. Fraser, ' will sell before the Court ~ Ttl me nm>?wmg.- ue^ennon property, to-wit ; / vine moiety m an utai yfraci 01 lauu, containing ninct v-ei-JiJ., acres, more or less, lying, Wing- anil situate in Union Count}', Stale aforesaid, known as Thompson Mill, with Mill anil Machinery thereon. Till!MS OF HALF. One-half Cash ; the balance on a credit ol twelve months, with interest from day ol sale, to he secured by bond of the purcliasei and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUN 110, Master for Union County. Oct. 10, 1880. Oct 11 11 It The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, In tho Court of Common Fleas. Mary E. W. Nott, 1'luintiff, tor ui the will of M. A. E. Gist, Laura Gist, William Gist, Richard Gist, c! <tl, DffvnduntJs, [N obedience to an order made in tin above stated ctse, by His Honor, T. 15 Fraser, Circuit Judge, I will sell before tin Court house door, in the town of Union within the legal hours of salo, on the ftrsl Monday in November 1880, the following described property to wit : 500 ACRES. All that certain tract of land, lying, being and situate in Union County, State afore said, containing five hundred and sixty nine acres, more or less, bound"d by lands of A. G. Rice, D. 8. Leo, S. M. Rice, Sr. anil by Eaoree River, being the land for merly owned by Jesse .Jones, .deceased. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash; I lie balance on a credit ol twelve months, with interest from day of ^ sale; to be secured by bond of tlio purchaser 'a and iv mortgago of tlio premises, Tlio purchaser, if lie desires, litis the right to pay all of purchaso money in cash. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Union S. C. Oct 10, 1880. Oct 11 11 4t. For Sale. I WILL sell at private sale the following property : Tract known as Mill place, consisting ol Corn Mill, Wheat Mill, Saw Mill, together with necessary power for running, with the following buildings: Mill House, Store House, Dwelling, Stables, etc , all in good order, and doing a good business. Owner wishes to leave the State. Property located at the Meansvtlle Cross-roads, in Joncsville Township. Property can he examined. TERMS EASY. Apply to I). A. T<>WN'SE.ND, Attorney, Union, S. C. or R. A. HOPKINS, West Springs, S. C. Oct 11 11 'It A Splendid Home and Farm lor Sale. I OFFER for sale my dwelling house, and surrounding farm of one thousand and fifty ncres, lying in an 1 neir the town of Union. The p'nee is in good state of cultivation, and possesses all the conveniences of both town and country, being situated on Main Street, and in good walking distance from (tin churches, sch?o's mid busi. ness part of the town ; and for health it is unsurpassc 1. I will sell it on easy terms, ns a whole or in small tracts, to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to me. S. M. RICE. Sept 13 37 GC CHARLES HOLT, Clerk of Hoard. tzfi" Cirolinu Sjiartiin and Chester />'< porhr j>lcas? insert three times and send hill to this office. Sej.t '27 89 8t Notice of Dissolution. fII111'. (Tini (f W. L Askew & Co. is JiereI I by dissolved by mutual oonsont. All I persons indebted to tlio firm will make payment to W. I. A-kew, who is authorized to make settlements and receive pay. meats. L. ASKEW. S. S. CUDD. J. 1?. CUD1) Ml. Tabor, S. C., Sept. 10, 1SS9. Sept. liO OS dt REPORTOF THE CONDITION or this Merchants' & Planters' NATIONAL O A. NK OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, At Union, in the State of South Carolina at 'he c'otc of business, Sept. 30th, 1880. RESOURCES Loan* and di-counts $148,803 41 Orerdi-?ftj?, secure 1 and uusccurc ! 2,410 GO U. S. Bv. us to secure circula tion 15.000 0C OlLer stocks, bonds & mortgages 35,910 50 Due from approved reserve ag'ts 12,700 2fl Due from other National Banks 349 52 Real estate, furniture and fixtures 2,900 0C Currcut expenses and taxes paid 1,420 04 Bills of^olher II inks 4,195 0C Fractional paper currency, nickels aud cents 87 34 Specie 17,470 8; Legal tender notes 1,280 Ol Redemption fund with U. S.Treasurer, (5 per ct of circulation) 075 Ot Total $243,340 OC LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in ?G0,000 0( Surplus fund 45,000 (X Undivided profits 7,009 01 National Bank notes outstanding 13.500 0( Dividends unpaid 1,428 (X Individual deposits subject to check 89,298 94 Due to other National Batiks, 517 4C Notes and bills re-discounted, 25,987 11 Total $213,310 G( Statu of South Carolina, \ County of Union, ss f I, George Munro, Cashier of the nbov< named Bank, do solemnly swear that th< above statement is true to the best of mj knowledge and belief, GEOllGE MUNRO, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me tliii 5th day of Oct., 1889. f a GEO. II. OETZEL, J skai. y Notary Public. Conr hot?Attest : F. M. FA BR, ) II. L. GOSS, y Directors. E. It. WALLACE. ) THE PUZZLE OF THE TIMES IS T II ] FIVE-CENT COUNTER A T S. M. RICE, JR., E. U It is simply marvelous what beautiful lavge and valuable articles can be bought a "East Union" for just ONE NICKLE. Call and price my slock of Groceries Hardware, Ilollowware, Tinware, Crocker and Queens ware, OILS AND PAINTS, Window Glass, Jug-ware, Flower Poti Woodcnware, Hoots nud Shoes, Staple Dr Goods. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ' Sugar, at I'l pounds for SI. Good Fiour at $1 25 per Barrel. Guus, from $2 25 upwards. A good Breccli Loader at 58 75. Fancy Tin and Crock ery Toilet Sets. Agent for Dupont's, Hercules and Alio ' Powder and Dynamite. Agent for Lumber. Buggy Whips, Sole-Leather and She findings. Molasses at .35 cents and upwards. Fine Library and Hall Lamps. Largest 5c plug tobacco to be had. Cow chnius that will not break nor taogl with ordinary use. K. M. ItlCE, J IS., E, II. Oct 11 41 2 m FALL AND WINTER. New Styles Millinery anti aovv l orit Markets, where 1 purchase the most kl.eua.nt STOCK of STYLISH MILLINERY, FEATHERS, RIBBONS and all other Trimmings ever brought I , this Market. t lu my purchases, I did not confine mj self to one Market, or one Whole-ale llous in ono Market, but canvassed the three bei ?. ? .1 i . uii'imr, uun 1'V-Uillliv uiorotlglliy j osie ; upon the latest styles and prices of good: - and bought to the best ndvantago; then - fore, 1 ain able to offer goods at the ver i lowest pi ices, of the latest and most tast, , styles. REMEMBER, j. I havo moved into the rear of Messrs Rico & McLurc's Store, where 1 have i cozy and comfortable room and will alway be pleased to wait on my friends and cus totr.ts. MARY VI NCR NT. .Sept 27 39 3t To Bridge Builders. OFFICE OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, | UNION COUNTY. Union, S. C., Sept. 19, 1889. ) 1 IT ILL be let to the lowest bidder, tin YV building of a llridgc across Tygc River at the R E A T Y F E R R Y , on Wednesday, the ldthjday of October Plans and specifications can be seen a this office from 1st day of October until dnj of letting, and on the day of letting at tlie [dace of letting, Ry order of the I> .ard of County Com TAX NOTICE. [WILL open tbe Books at my Office, Uuiou C. II., S. C., on tbo 15th day October, 1889, for the collection of t Taxes for the fiscal year, commeociog I rember the 1st, 1838, and will remain tb< until tbe 24th day of October, after wbi time 1 will be at tbe following named plac at the time designated below : Union C. II., Tttes lay, Oct. 15th to 241 West Springs, Friday forenoon, Oot. 25l Coleraiue, Friday afternoon, Oct. 25th. Gibbs', Saturday forenoon, Oct. 2tiih. ueuar mun, aionaay auoruoon, uot. zot Cross Keys, Tuesday, Oct. 2'Jth. Minter's Store, Wednesday forenoon, O | 80ih. , Gosheti Hill, Thursday forenoon, O ) 31st. 1 Fish Dam, Friday, Not. 1st. ' Santuc, Saturday, Nor. 2d. j Union C. 11., Monday, (Salesday,) N< > 4th. ) Mr. Tabor, Moorhen l's Store, Tuesdi } Nov. 5th. Kelton, Wednesday, Nov. Gth, and Thui ) day forenoon, Nov. 7ih. Gowdeysvillc, Friday forenoon, Nov. 8i Keudrick's Storo, Friday afternoon, N< ) ) Wilkinsville, Saturdny, Nov, Dili, n ' Monday, Nov. 11th. j Draytonville, Tuesday, Nov. 12th. Timber ltidge, Wednesday forenoon, Ni I 13. 't Asbury, Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 13 and Thursday forenoon, Nov. 14th. ) Jonesville, Friday and Saturdny, N 15th and 1 Gtli. Every male citizeu between the ages j twenty-one and fifty years, except those i 5 capable of earning a support from bci ' maimed, or from other causes, and exci those who are net exempt by law, shall deemed taxable polls. 3 Persons who wish to pay taxes on p crty in different Towuships, will please state when they come to jay their lai ami thereby save trouble. I would further state that on informal obtained from our Honorable Ileprcs tntives, there will not he any ext sion of lime for tho collection of the ta this Fall ; therefore, 1 beg that all of citizens will como up promptly and ] their taxes before it is too late. TAX LEVY. For Stntc Purposes 5} Mi E For Ordinary County Tax 31 Mi For Past Indebtedness J Ml For Interest on 11. 11. llonds, 3.1 Mil For Ret ring ' " 1 Mi For School Constitutional tax, 2 Mi Total Levy - 16$ Mi Uespeilfully, J. 11. T. SCOTT, County Trcasurci ' Sep 20 7 i J. W. POSEY & BR( DRUGGISTS. y D E A L E 11 S IN CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLI TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, &i READY MIXED PAINTS l8 WHITE LEAD, LINSEED Oil TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW G] PAINT BRUSHES CIGARS AND TOBACCl le LAMPS, ami LAMP GOOi CHANDALIERS, PURE WINES AND LIQUOR r, for Medicinal use. J ? " wwww unvuuuu iv t customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY C '? POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. o rie We select our goods with greatest c buy them as low as they can be boi j for cash, and sell them at Lowest Lii 4 Prices. >1 J. W. POSEY & BIU y March 22 12 1 < y I. ft 8 T H I ? S P A C E ?IS WAITING FOR? SIYINK, OETZEL ?& C( Wlio will open n bran new stock of GENERAL MERCHANDIS c r Oil or about the 15th of October, 1889, JONESVILLE, H. C. in the new and spneious building now be erected by l)r. Littlejohn. t f Oct 4 40 t Money to Loan. Ill Of $:tOO nod upwards, be seen rod hy first mortgage on inipfo^ farm lands. Apply to D, A. TOV7NSEND, Attorney, Union, S. C. May .11 22 tf RED RUSTPROOF OATS WK have just received n car load l'UKK HKI) UUST-l'KOOF OA' for sale. FA Hit & THOMSON. Sept 13 37 tit; i LOO] ch FOR OUR . . lh. TX?EI^JErVT, APPiJ|fk in . V w " HARK Ot. April 19 ot. ma & " 1J1VJL ? : , gz th, . or. rr ot Having g: j;? Order fo r my "p plies a great i - of them, I ch z in prices. z If you w< comdlo se "a- TT F I ours, TBI : w.D L Our Mamm 11IAS aftived, and all out Be ? NEW SEAS at prices that will talk for thcioscl noyoue that for styles, quality, am Wo call especial attention to ciiOAKs, . g UNDERWEAR, C, M EIS >> LS. LAS, , Everyone cordially invited in guarantee satisfaction, and cvcrytli ' FOSTER, 9aS, Jan 4 Louis N. Rodger. - Scthoia ? TO THE PUB We beg to call your CASH DRY GOODS STO Our Mr. Rodger lias j and other Northern Mark "i>g ful and well selected si 3 which, from an "inside ti y- will enable us to place on VERY I,< Wo extend to you a personal our new store, WHETHER YOU promise you a kind reception. W and your doalings with us will alw Our motto will be PLAIN DEAL at all times with 1JONESTY and Wo particularly request your of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Trunks to make up a first-class Dry Goods As we are just embarking in immense stock is ENTIRELY Nli ? goods to get rid of, 1 You will find us next to L. G, 1 by the Post Oflico. Hoping to have the pleasure ol Yours, very ing 'i Sept fi f ??: - ANNUAL MEETING. Oft'CE of county commissionERA, Union County, S. c. Oot. 1st., 1881). rpiIE annual meeting of the Hoard X county Commissioners for tho fi year endiog November 1st, will be belt ? their office on the first Tuesday after the Monday of said mont^, it 5th of November f All perspns holding bills, oecounts, 01 ej msnds of any kind against the County, w have net been before presented to the Hi of County Commissioners at special meet during the fiscal year, are hereby requ to deposit the same with the Clerk of Hoard, on or before the first day of Not her, so that they may be examined at t annuai meeting, of lty order of the Board of County Cow rs sioners. CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Boar Oct 4 40 I K OUT NEW AXWER. V/mOIi \ WIIjTJ 1 2XT WEEK. ,Y M. COHEN & BRO. At Colton's old stand. 10 ly. SUNS! r.NS! GUNS! iven an Import Guns, which imsaving in the cost allenge the State ant a nice gun e me. ry respectfully, . BEWLEY. t- /-m i i lotn JNew btocK puttmeut-s are fuller than over with ONABLE GOODS, vcfl. An iuspcctiou of our Hues will satisfy 1 low prices, we can't be beat. IS' AND HOY'S CLOTHING, JEANS AND CASS I MEllES, HOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, ETC. i call and see for himselfor herself. \Vc liny as represented. WILKINS & CO. i u John J. Pukcell. l Notice. LIG GENERALLY. attention to our newly opened ItE in this town. just returned from New York City ets, where he purchased a beaut itock of goods at Jobbers' prices, ack" we have secured in buying, the Market at OW PRICES. and cordial invitatiou to call and examin INTEND TO PURCHASE OR NOT, and o will be happy to show you our bargains, ays receive polite and considerate attention. INC. and we expect to treat our customers SQUARENESS. early examination of our new and fresh stock , and everything uuder the sun that is needed Establishment. business, please remember that Abb of our :\V, and wo have no shelf-worn or inferior Young's in tho building formorly occupied receiving a c^H from you soon, we remain, respectfully, RODGER & PURCELL. 3G tf FIDE LIT Y , LOAN and TRUST CO. ? OFI of l8CB] 8PARTANBUR0, 8. C. l at CAPITAL PAID IN, . 530,000.00 day orricRBs. ' President, - George Cofieldliich Treasurer, - W. B. Burnett, oard Attorney, J. B. tL-veland, ings ired ninr.tToRs. fi? Joseph Walker. ! J. B. Cleveland, 'em- \v. g. Manning. f Geo. W. Nicholls. ficir I). K. Converse. I W. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. I Georgo Coficld/ Interest allowed on deposits at tho rate of four per cent, per annum, aul added to ,i accounts semi-annually, >t. July 19 20 ly V WH will ask you to drop iu ? Icoted block of New (.Joods that are dc DRESS ^ Our Stock of Dress Fabrics is omplet Henriettas, Cashmeres, Mohairs. 1'liids, Fi We wish to call tho Ladies' special ati latest styles. BOOTS AN Our Hoot and Shoo dopnrtuieul cotnis to tho Public. Our larj^o Shoo trade is pro wo roprcseut them to bo. CLOTHING! CLOTHI] In this department wo havo purchaser now ready to supply the demands of every suit to the eld man in his sober suit of blw ANJ We ask you to examine our largo at Caps, of overy shape, quality and stylo. \> auco" Hat. We have a polite corps of Salesmen w through our Stock. All (Joodi sold at the March 29 T II 1 8 8 IS RESER\ 'THE LITTLE G1 Bar WATCH IT N! ~"7: "* $ P One thousand to bo q cuch aud every ouo wh Hooks and Supplies at < ^ ff J I have n limited nt ^ Pencil Sbarpnera to bo my cu.-Lomtrs who buy S fr juj uie.. Call rnrjv . ) ^ bo rock bottom, and will any houso in tbo State. H Special Discount tc I am also agent for i magazines, etc., at pu Hy giviug mo your order uioury and trouble. PIANOS AND f ^ . Sold on Easy 1 r" H I -ream, Soda Shakes, Lemonade, Frui Springs Water, all serve style. ^ (ilenn Springs Wi r~y-] weekly. Li?,i | 1(1 Don't fail to get my | r j Stationery nod School 1* making this lino a s , del'y competition. G. P. GAU Loader in Stationery aud nept ii Tie Largest, Tie B STOCK DRY GOODS, MILLINEI BOOTS AND Slit We nro prepared this season to show you by in nil its departments, that wo have ever bad, i JEANS.?Don't fail to examine our stock of save you some money in this line. Call and se an: Our stock of Roots and Shoes is much 1 LEADERS to show. Look ut them, for *vt ass MILLINERY,; In this department our stock is about twice r to Clio bottom. Ladies Mats from If) eents to tl mcnt you will find .Miss Eslello Dill'cndorlfer a ready to welcome you and show you through on Remember, our motto is always the best c the lowest prices. Thanking the public for their very liberal ps continue the same in the future. Respectfully, GRAHAM Sept 11 ?J7 NEW JEWEL! NEW JUST RECEIVED at F. 0. TREFZE and most choice selection of Jewelry to be I WATCHES, CLOCKS, EAR RINGS, FINGER ItlN SILVER AND SILVER ALL KINDS OF Fir which ho intends to sell lowor than ever. After eightecu years cxporicnco in tho bu manner of work in his lino with skill i warranted. Sept C 3G ^ . 3BHB [CDtion to our DrJ*. \ t> of Goods th.it wo cm r.<c<>ina)eDC^^^HB|M of eo mgli that our Goods are VG ! CLOTHING ! 1 a larger stock than u*ual, and oro V one?from the lit'lo bjy iu his first (H ck. id well selected Stock of [Iut? and rTo coll special attention to our 'All ho will take pleasure in showing yoti.-_w>ijSB lowest prices for CASH. ^ RIOS & MCLURR I vj ' H J rED FOR ^ x H KEEN FRONT." S EXT WEEK, -sm JH r M r r frj given aw:iy to o buys Suhool [jarrctt's. _ X iiuuer of diutO KJ given away to ^0 . Ichool material ^ hnfnrn. nil nro *?? y jU*r; _. compcto with ^ > Teaciteus. J? ni ill newspapers, blishcrs prices, ^ rTi 's you will save Cfl ORGANS ^ hri MH Conns. ^ L J B^Hj Water, Milk ? ^^91 -Miz and Glenn >d in tbo latest c/> 3 in iter received on h"| MBk Supplies. I am HH jfl H pccialty, and I i^HHH [RETT, W xh l i'aucy Goods. W Hi jy ? 1MH est, The k%h OF . fl !V CLOTHING, / )ES, IIV UNION. 7 / fur Die largest mid most complete ato^M v ' it prices that apeak for themselves, V .leans Leforu buying, for we can certainy e them mid get our prices. j I> SHOES, argcr than usual. We have'somo DIQ uro you tlioy are world-beaters. M LLLIJST ERY.^^ is htnrc as it has ever been, and nrien* ie finest Ha' or llonnet. In Ibis depart-H H ti'l Miss Carrie .lamc?, who will be ir Mammoth Stock. if Hoods, honest and fair dealings, an? H B itrouagc in the past, wo kindly ask & SPARKS'.^BJ CHEAP CASH STOR&VHgtt fln r TRAilHJT PWW ?3 AJ JLJL UUIIl JHNW lt'S Model Jewelry Storo, the round in tbo upcouotry ; coDaist^HB^BHHH BREAST l'l [OS, CUFF buttHBHBS . PLATED WARE. HHB| tfE STATIONERYW~ is'moM, he is fully prepared to do all^n^^^H u 1 denpatob. All goods and work B F G- TREFZER. WtM n MMI I