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r ' " ' The Siate of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Fleas. John Hunter. Edwin R. Wallace and Jamee H. Maxwell, Plaintiff*, againtt .. George O. Hughey, Defendant. IN obedience to on order made in the above 1 UI.1I ?' ? Mm urn, "jr nu nvnur, n, n, nuilM, ?' ChMWt J iUgo, I will sell before the Court house door, hi the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in November, 1889, the following described property to wit: 246 ACHBS. All the right, titlo and interest of George O. llughey in and to that oertain tract of land of which Joseph llughey died, sieied and possessed, lying, being and situato in Goshen Hill Township, of said County and State, adjoining lands of A. H. Aughtry, J. B. gteedinan, and J. C. Hunter and Enorco River, containing two hundred and forty-six acres, more or, lees; including, likewise, tM interest and estate of Georgo 6. Hughey in and to a small tract of land, Containing five or six acres, which is detached from the main tract, of whioh said Joseph llughey died, sieied and possessed, as above described. TERM8 OF 8 ALE. One-half cash?tho balance on a tfrcdit of twelve months from day of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAME8 MUNKO, Master for Union County. .. Union 8. C. Oct. 10, 1889. Oct. 11 41 4t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. A. A. Sarratt. Plaintiff. against. A. F. Kendriolc, et al, Defendant. IN obedience to an order made in the above state 1 case, by His Houor, T. B. Fraser, Circuit Judge, I will soil before tho Court Bouse door, in tbo town of Unioo, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in November, 1880, the following described property, to-wlt : One undivided moiety, in and to the tract of land known as the Thomson Mil's, aad also the mills and machinery thoreon, said traot containing eighty-nine aores, more or less, bounded by lands of tho estate of J. C. Fowler, Mrs. Caroulhers, Clough Inman, and Clem lnman. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash; the balanoe on a ore lit o f twelve moths, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of tho purohaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MONRO, Master for Union County. Union, 8. 0. Oet. 10, 1889. Jet. II 41 4t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common Fleas. A. A. Sarratt, riaintiff, against John R. Jeffcries. Defendant. IN obedience to nn order made in tlio abov< stated ease, by bis Honor, T. B. Fraser Circuit Judge, I will selLbeforo the Cour ? -"irriv<TTenftjw, tpae, urn ltntuyiug uwcrawt property, to-wit: / One moiety of all that tract of laud, con taining ninety-eight acres, more or less lying, being- and situ&to in Union County State aforesaid, known as Thompson Mill yrith Mill and Machinery thereon. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cash : tho balance on a credit o twelve months, with interest from day e Bale, to be secured by bond of tho purchase and aQbortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Oct. 10, 1889, Oct 11 41 4t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common Pleas. Mary E. W. Nott, Plaintiff, PW tor ui ine will of M. A. E. Gist) Lnun Gist, William Gist, llicliard-GiSt, el al Defendant*. [N obedieooe -tor 'an order made in th above stated case, by Ilis Honor, T. I Fraser, Cironit Judge, I will sell before th Court house door, in the town of Unioi within the legal hours of sale, on the fin Monday in November 1889, tho following dc soribed property to wit: 689 ACRES. All that certain tract of land, lying, bein and situate in Union County, State afon . said, containing Ave hundred and sixtj nine aores, more or loss, bounded by land of A. Q. ltioe, D. S. Leo, S. M. Uioe, Sr and by Enoree River, being the land foi merly owned by Jesse Jones, .deoeased. TERMS OP SALE. One-half cash; the balance on a oredit c twelve months, with interest from day o salb; to be secured by bond of the purohasei and a mortgage of the premises, The pur obaser, If he desire), has the right to pay al ... of purchase money in oash. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Union S. C. Oct 10, 1889. Oct 11 41 4t. 3*or Sale. I WILL sell at private sale the follow in property: Tract known as Mill place, consisting c Corn Mill, Wheat Mill, Saw Mill, togethei .With necessary power for running, wilb tb following buildings: Mill House, Stor House, Dwelling, Stables, eto., all in goo order, and doing a good business. Owne t wishes to lease the State. Property looate< At the Mransvtlle Cross-roads, in Jonearill Township. Property oan be examined. TERMS EASY. Apply to D. A. TOWNSEND, ! Attorney, Union, S, C. or K. A. HOPKINS, West Springs, 8. C. Oet 11 41 8t A Splendid Home and Tarn for Sale. I OFFER for sale my dwelling house, an< surrounding farm of one tbousand am fifty acres, lying in and neir the town o Union. The place is In good state of cut tieation, and possesses all the convenience) of both town and country, being eltuatei go Mala Street, and In |oed walking dig t*noe from thechurches, sohoo'a no?l busi n?M part of the town s and for beiltb it I nnaurpaanad. I will aoll It on iu; terms, as a whole o> in snull tracts, to salt purobaoera. For farther particulars apply to me. S. M. RICK. 0*118 37 84 J f " sW iut .... REPORT OF THE CONDITION or Tim Merchants' & Planters' NATIONAL B A. NK OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, At Union, in the Slate of South Carolina at 'he e'oee of butinees, Sept. 80lh, 1889. RESOURCES Loans and dUcounts $148,800 41 Oferdrifls, secure 1 and unseoure'.. ...... 2,410 Oti U. S. Bo. ill to HRiirA fllfniil* uou....... 16.000 oc Other stocks, bonds & mortgages 85,910 50 Duo from approved reserve ag' ts 12,760 2f Due from other National Banks 349 52 Real estate, furnituro and fixtures 2,900 00 Current expenses and taxes paid 1,426 04 Bills o?,otker Bonks 4,195 OC Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 87 34 Specie 17,476 80 Legal tender notes 1,280 0C Redemption fund with U. S.Treasurer, (5 per ct of circulation) 675 0C Total $243,840 6C LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $60,000 OC 8urplus fund 45,000 OC Undivided profits 7,609 OC National Bank uotes outstanding 13.500 0( Dividends unpaid 1,428 0( Individual deposits subject to check 89,298 94 Due to other National Bauks, 517 4? Notes and bills re-disoounted, 25,987 11 Total $243,840 6< Statk or South Carolina, 1 County or Union, ss j I, George Munro, Cashier of the abovi named Bank, do solemnly swear that tb< above statement is true to the best of mj knowledge and belief, GEORGE MUNRO, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to lofore mo thi 6th day of Oct., 1889. f 1 GEO. II. OETZEL, 4 seal V Notary Publio. Courkct?Attest: F. M. FARR, ) II. L. GOSS, > Directors. E. R. WALLACE. ) THE PUZZLE OF THE TIMES IS THI FIVE-CENT COUNTER A T S. M. RICE, JR., E, U It is simply marvelons what beaulifu large and valuable articles can be bought t "East Union" for just ONE NICKLE. Call and price my atook of Groceries Hardware, Ilollowware, Tinware, Crocker and Queens ware, OILS AND PAINTS, Window Glaaa, Jug-ware, Flower Poti B Woodenware, Boots and Shoes, Staple Dr Goods. t __ SPECIAL ATTENTION TO 1 Sugar, at 14 pounds for $ 1. Good Flour at $4 25 per Barrel. Guns, from $2 25 upwards. '' A good Breech Loader at $8 75. ' Fancy Tin and Crock cry Toilet Set*. f Agent for Duponl's, Hercules and Atli Powder and Dynamite. r Agent for Lumber. Buggy Whips, Sole-Leather and Sh< Codings. Moiasses at 85 oents and upwards. Fine Library and Hall Lamps. Largest 5o plug tobacoo to be had. Cow chains that will not break nor taog with ordinary use. 8. M. BICE, JR., E, IJ. Oot 11 41 2m FALL AND WINTER. New Styles Millinery ramnniiri markets, whero 1 purchase X the HOST KLKOANT STOCK of ' STYLISH MILLINERY, i. FEATHERS, . RIBBONS ' s e and &U other Trimmings ever brought I i, this Market. it In my purchases, I did not oonfine mj > self to one Market, or one Wholesale lloui in one Market, but canvassed tbe three bei markets, and became thoroughly posts g upon the latest styles and prices of good t- and bought to the best advantage; then r- fore, I am able to offer goods at the ver s lowest prices, of tbe latest and moBt tast ., styles, REMEMBER, I have moved into the rear of Messn f Rice & MoLure's Store, where I have r ooiy and comfortable room and will alwaj be pleased to wait on my friends and out | tomers. MARY VINCENT. Sept 27 89 8t To Bridge Builders. OFFICE OF 1 CQUNTY COMMISSIONERS, UNION COUNTY. Union, S. C., Sept. 10, 1880. K ITTILL be let to the lowest bidder, tb YV building of a Bridge across-Tyge 'r River at tbe e BEATY FERRY, j on Wednesday, tbo lGlh* day of October r Plana and specifications can be seen a 1 this office from 1st day of October nntll daj 8 of letting, and on the day of letting at th< pfaoe of letting, R. nml?* nf ll>n nf llnnal. I1*" -y v? (My vi vvuur/ WU4 miskloners, CHARLES BOLT, Clark of Board. 10* Carolina Spartan and Cheater /?? I porter pleasa insert three lines and send bill to this ofBoe. j Sept 27 89 8t [ Notice of Dissolution. ! 1 mHP. fLm of W. L. Askew $ Co, is here, X by dissolved by' mutual consent. All . persona indebted lo the firm wiM ttaks i payment to W. I . Askew, who it authorised to make settlements and receive par. r ments. W. L. A?SiW. 8. 8. CUDD. J. P. CUDD. Ml. Tabor, 8. C., Sept. 1?, 1889. Sept. 20 88 44 \\ TAX NOTICE. I WILL opto tbe Book* it mj Office, at Uoion C. II., S. C., on tbe 16th dtj of October, 1889, for the collection of tbe Taxes for tbe fiscal year, commencing No ember (he 1st, 1888, and will remain there until the 24th day of October, after wbioh time 1 will be at the following named plaoet, at the time designated below: Union C. H., Tuee lay, Oct. 16th to 24th. West Springs, Friday forenoon, Oot. 26th. Colyraioe, Friday afternoon, Oct. 25th. Qihbe', Saturday forenoon, Oot. 26lh. . Cedar Bluff, Monday aftoraooo, Oot. 28ib. Cross Keys, Tuesday, Oct. 29th. > Minter's Store, Wednesday forenoon, Oot. 1 80 th. , Ooshea Hill, Thursday forenoon, Oet. > 81st. i Fish Dam, Friday, Nov. 1st. 1 Sanluo, Saturday, Not. 2d. ir-t n if ?r a ? /o^t ? J \ *t__ | uuiuu \j. ii,t IUUUU.IJT, lotftictsuiiy,j 110*. 1 4th. M?. Tabor, Moorheal's Store, Tuesday, ( Nov. 6lh. Keltoa, Wednesday, Nov. Gth, and Thurs) day forenoon, Nov. 7ih. Qowdeysville, Friday forenoon, Nov. 8tb. Kendriok's Store, Friday afternoon, Nov. 8ty. Wilkinsville, Saturday, Nov, 9ih, and Monday, Nov. lltb. Draytonville, Tuesday, Nov. 12th. Timbor Ridge, Wednesday forenoon, Nov. 13. Asbury, Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 13th, and Thursday forenoon, Nov. 14tb. Jonesville, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15th and 16th. Every male citizen betweon the ages of 3 twenty-one uud fifty years, except those in2 capablo of earning a support from being r maimed, or from other onuses, and except those who are net exempt by law, shall bedeemed taxable polls. 8 Persons who wish to pay taxes on prop erty in different Towuships, will please so slate when they come to jay their taxes, and thereby savo trouble. I would further stale ^hat on information obtained from our llonorable Representatives, there will not be any extension of time for the oolleotion of the taxes this Fall ; therefore, I beg that all of our citizens will come up promptly and pay their taxes before it is too late. TAX LEVY. For State Purposes 5} Mills. B For Ordinary County Tax 31 Mills. For Past Indebtedness,...., .. | Mills. For Interest on R. R. Bonds, 3? Mills. For Ret ring ' " 1 Mill. For Bohool Constitutional tax, 2 Mills. Total Levy 15} Mills. Respestfully, J. B. T. SCOTT, County Treasurer. I. OA rs I J. W. POSEY tBRO., , DRUGGISTS. ? 7 ^ DEALERS IN GHEMIO ALS, TOILET ARTICLES TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, &C. READY MIXED PAINTS, w WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLAS PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, le LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS, CHANDALIERS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS r. for Medioinal use. fd ' .* ?-- ?? mj*m' wr*vUUVO W customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. lo : r)e We solect our goods with greatest care, gj buy tbem as low as tbey can be bought j for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living , Prices. ' J. W. POSEY & BRO. j March 22 12 ly. ^ . a iTHI8 SPACE ?IS WAITING FOR? SWINK, OETXBL & CO., Who will open a bran now stock of 8ENERAL MERCHANDISE, 0 r On or about tho 16th of October, 1880, in JONE8VILLE, 8. O., in the new and spacious building now being erected by Dr. Littlejobn. t . Oct 4 40 tf . f 5 1 * Money to Loan. In Rama of ?34?0 and upward., t be secured by first mortgage on iro priced # A -Wl- klL * ?' " isrui iiuui. IfrrlJ n T D; A. TOV7N8END, [ Attorney, Union, 8. C. 1 May 81 22 tf BED RUST-PBOOP OATS. WE hare just recrired a oar load of PURE RED RU8T-PROOF OATS for salo. PARR & THOMSON, i Sept 13 87 6t; FOH^IUR JN f i rr iiipw ii wi >. ***^1 V 'I 1 HMtRY April 19 j I( BIG G g u: I \ Ku ?.'4 'nsjF^p- ^ v .. -T-" jS113 ' A *r. ^ fr ,,. ., . ? Having giv Order fo r my ( plies a great sa of them, I chal in prices. If you wa: eom^To see Tohts, very TTT T\ w. u. Our Mammoi HAS aftived, and all our Depart! NEW SEASOI at prioea that will talk for themselves, anvoue that for styles, quality, aod lov Wo call espeoial attention to UNDERWEAR, MENS' i I Everyone cordially iuvited to ca guarantee satisfaction, and everything UACTUD m jl' vl7 a u1v, xj , Jan 4 Louis N. Rodgek. to theTublI We beg to call your at CASH DRY GOODS STORE Our Mr. Rodger has just and other Northern Markets, ful and well selected stocl which, from an "inside traci will enable us to place on VKHY I^O We extend to 50a a personal and our now store, WHETHER YOU INT promise you a kind reception. Wo wi aod your dealings with ua will always i Our motto will be^PLAIN DEALING at all limes tritk JffiNBSTV mm* -8Q\ We partiquWty request your oarlj of Pry Goods, Shoos, Hats, Trunks, aiu to make up a first-class Pry Goods Esti As we are just embarking in busii immense stock is ENTIRELY NEW, goods to get rid of. You will find us nozt to L. G, Yot by the Post Offioe. Hoping to have the pleasure of ret Yours, Tory res RC Sept ? AMMI1AI MFFTIklft * ?? livmi > Or?io? at Co mm Co*mtssio*sr*, "? Union Covxrt, 8. (f. Oot. 1st., 1889. / THE annual mwtioi of the Board of conntjr Ooraialasloaere for th? fiscal year ending November 1st, will b? held at their office on the first Tuesday after the first All pen^ds WdlafbftU, accounts, or demands of any kind against the County, nhloh have sot been betfcre Meaffiiied to the Board of County ComtnlesioiM^s at epeoiel meetings aaTiBf tae nacftl ytfNf*re RerebJ required to deDoelt the mo? ?li& the Clerk of iho Board, en before tbe *rat day of Novem ber, ao thaMhey may he e*?rained at thoir ^ By order of the Board of County Cowmin OUT kw a^ver. 7hic1 k ; will :t week. M. COHEN & BRO. At Colton'a old stand. J iyiuns! N"S! GUNS! en an Import runs, which im,ving in the cost lenge the State at a nice qun me. respctfnlly, BEWLEY. th New Stock nouU, are fuller than over with MABLE GOODS, Ad iuspcction of our lines will satisfy v prices, we can't be beat. \ND BOY'S CLOTHING, JEANS AND CASSIMERES, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, ETC. 11 and sco for himselfor herself. Wo as represented. iTILKINS & CO. 1 it John J. Purcell. ; Notice. [C GENERALLY. tention to our newly opened in this town. - returned from New York City where he purchased a beautit of goods at Jobbers' prices, we liavo secured in buying, i M nrtnf nt W PRICES. cordial invitation to call and examin END TO PURCHASE OR NOT, and 11 bo happy to show you our bargains, receive poiito and considerate attention. and we expect to treat oar customers EJARSNESS. r examination of our new and fresh stock 1 everything undor the sun that is needed ablisbment. ness, please remembor that ALL of our and wo have no shelf-woru or inferior ing'a in the building formorly occupied solving a onU from you booh, we remain, pectfully, >DGER & PURCELL. 36 it FIDELITY LOAN and TRUST CO. ? OP ? 8PARTANBURO, 8. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, - $30,000.00 omens. President, - Oeorge CofieldTreasurer, - - W. E. Burnett. AKatbav - - t T? ri ?' ? -- j, - - V. At. Vl?IVWI|Uv DIBECTORfl. Joseph Walker. J. B. Cleveland. W. 8. Manning. Qeo. W. Nicholls. D. H. Converse. \V. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. George Cofield,] Internet allowed on deposits at the rate of fonr per oent. per annum, and added to aooonnts semi-annually. July 19 29 lj Before WK will ask you to drop looted 5 took of Now Goods that are DRESS C 4 > Our Stock of Dress Fabrics is complete Henriettas, Cashmeres, Mohairs. J'liids, Fa Wo wish to call tho Ladies' special att latest styles. BO 0 T S A N <Jur uoot nnd Shoo dopartaae?? uoumsi to the Public. Our largo Shoo trade is pro< wo roprcscut them to bo. CLOTHING! CL0THI1 In this dcpartoicut wo havo purchased now ready to supply tho demands of every ( suit to tho old man in his sober suit of bh-.i HATS ANI Wo ask you to exatnino our largo on Caps, of overy shape, (juality and stylo. \V auco" Ilat. We hove a polito corps of Salesmen wl through our Stock. All Goods sold at the March 29 _ 1 T HISS IS RESERV 'THE LITTLE G1 oar WATCH n JNJ Ono thousand to bo j O each and every one whi jp Hooks aod Supplies at ( [ M J I have a limited nu Pencil Sbarpoers to bo my customers who buy Si r fr JO) me.. fJoll onrjv bo rock bottom, and will any house in the State. H Special Discount to I am also agent for a magazines, etc., at pul Hy giving me your order money and trouble. Q PIANOS AND i Sold ou Easy T Ice Croat#, Soda . Shakes, Lemonade, FruiSprings Water, all servo ' style. _ Glenn Springs Wc T -y- ] weekly. Don't fail to get my p Stationery and School S making this lino a ej i | j defy competition. G. p. GAB ? Leader in Stationery and oepv at? Tie Lariest, Tie Bi STOCK DRY GOODS, MILLINER BOOTS AND SHC We are prepared this season to show you by : in all its departments, that we have ever had, a JEANS.?Don't fail to examine our stock of save you some money in this lino. Call and soi BOOTS _AJX] Our stock of Boots and Shoe* is much It LEADEItS to show. Look at theu>> for wc asat MILLINERY, ] In this department our stock is about twice a to the bottom. Ladies Hats from 16 cents to th ment you will find Miss Estelle Ditfenderffer ai ready to welcome you and show you through ou Remember, our motto is always the best o the lowest prices. Thankincr thn mi hi in f,,T- vorv liberal r>a continue the same in the future. Respectfully, GRAHAM Sept 14 37 NEW JEWELE ' NEW JUST RECEIVED at F. G. TREFZE and most choice seloction of Jewelry to be i WATCHES, CLOCKS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RIN silver and silver ALL KINDS OF FII wbioh he intends to sell lower than ever. After eighteen years experience in the bt manner of work in hia lino with skill a warranted. Sept G 36 (o our D 8 HOiH i of Gooda that wo <nu r.'cotnmenW^^^^B )f en >u^h that our Goods ore wbal^^^W JG ! CLOTHING! ^ a larger stock than usual, and aro >iio?from the lit'lo boy iu his first :k. _> CAPS. d well selected Stock of Huts nnd o call special nttcotioo to our"AU'jo will take pleasure in showing you~. J lowest prices for CASH. RICE & MCLURE. 13 tf I PACE I ED FOR \ B iEEN FRONT." V 2XT WEEK. -JM B given away to w mM o buys School Barrett's. h_j Cj J imbcr of Slato ^ given away to &J . hefnrn^ are i?< | compcto with ^ TEACITER8. ^ 11 newspapers, )lishers prices. ^ 9 you will save XSl J ORGANS nri m eruis. ^ L"^L\J 1 Water, Milk IB^B Miz and Glenn il in the latest H | iter received y/\ -* tM B rices on Books, ^ upplies. I am hH pccialty, and I ^ i ,BETT, H Xf Fancy Goods. w Ml *r ~ ,Y CLOTHING, ^nHJ| kT^C TUT TTTITTATIT BBESr2^?* f?A 111 Ui\lUi\. M far tlic largest and most complete s!oo? ,t prices that speak for themselves. .leans before buying, for we can certainly 3 them and get our prices. , [> SHOES. irger than usual. We have'somo B1Q tro you they ore world-beaters. MILLINERY-^ a large as it has erer been, and pricea ie finest Ilat or Bonnet. In this dcpart-?i?^.$ ad Miss Carrie James, who will be eve iSj:'5fc.? r Mammoth Stock. i l viuuuo) uuuost nuu unr ueuiiDgs, tronage in the past, wo kindly ask : & SPARKS' JH1 CHEAP CASH STORE^^^ jBsSkkiS 1 JEWELR^B R'S Model Jewelry Storo, the found in tbe upcountry ; eonsist^^^^^^H [OS, CUFF BUTtfHHHj , PLATED WARE. tfe stationer\1H isioess, be is fully prepared to do all nil despatch. AH goods ond work F O TBXFZSm^H . .&JI lis