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. South Carolina. pmr of union. i yAl. Qriiaball, Plaintiff I iwa Oault, and otherj, Dj/enrlanU. j'obedience to an crier mala in the I stated case, by His Honor, A. 1*. L\ HUlBb, Circuit Judg\ 1 will sell before a VtheHurt House door, within the legal hours ^^ofnalePIfr^tfce first Monday in Deoeuiber W 1889, the folowtng described property, to L j!S? 1,0 M res [ / . flHhal cer ain iract of Inn I lying, being F*ji- ftt^C^uele in Union County, S n:e afireHP enuTomiaining one hundred and ten acres iwi'i more or leas, bounded by lands of estate cf i K Joseph Scott, L. L. Sproilse, Mrs. Charles (ea 8oo?t and Thomas lleltie, deceased. | T -RMS OF 8VLB. | Ono-lh:rl cash; the ba'nuce on a ere lit of I' on* and two years, in equal installments, I'* with Interest from day of sa'o. to be secured E bv bond of tbe purchaser an I a mortgage tfthe premiere. JAMES MUNRO, . .1 Master for Union Count/, f Muter's Office, Nor. 8. 1880. ghfc V Hot 15 40 8t. *.. The State of South Carolina 2sbirjfcu"-'*,0f ui"0nof Common P.cas. ^^BVcTwUburn, D. N. Wi'.burn, and M?ra | J Bishop, 1'laint'Jfi 5B j John Wilburo, Klix% Dodd, Arrie Gregory A j and Beriio Gregory, Drfrndant*. HI FN obedience to an order undo in the H'? X xbore stated oaso by tiis Honor, A. P. n A' *>ich C'rcuil Judge. I will sell before the Court houre door, in the town of Union, BflH Within tho legal hours of sale on the first ^jHjf Monday in December, 188'J, the following I "tS^l described property to wit: A?? a('hrsWl All that cert tract of land lying, being X and situate in t 's Keys township, Union County, State at, aid, containing five liunHl* dred at i sixty e^.. ^ more or lets, bounded | J by lands ofJ. P. Betsill, It. J. Betsi'l, James j 'Graham end Elizabeth B tho. Said tract P? &" - wilUt>? ?ol?W" separate tracts, plats of which HJ ca^7*^~~VMPt rp* notbee. BSf f "'7 i'wii viq rtp si [ i< ) V. If A M~M IHU?J VI Vrt U1J. Hn * One-third s?ah; the balance OuX credit of > |* one, two and three years, in equal inatalIK(; ments, with interest from day of sale, tube n " secured by bond of the purchaser an i a ?-. -Wrtgsge of the j>remi?os. The purchaser K to have leave td'^Vv all otsh. JP*, \X&;'< JAVK8 MUNRO, j^B \ u Master for Union County. K> V"Mlor'j Ollioe Nov. H. ISS't. M .. :'!? < ? Bjl 'UUa Statu ot*. South Carolina. I ' COUNTY OF UNION, Uj| the Court of Common Picas. BU : *iiies Monro, Master, Plaintiff, 11 L A 1 agauut IV fhnoHiM Thorp, David Johnson, Jr., and H Jothers. Defendant*. fl| r IN obedience to an order made in the j X above stated case, by his Honor, A. 1\ Aldrich, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first W Monday in December, flie following J[ t described propc. f, to-wit: it All that certain lot of land in the town of I'Union, where the late James 11. Stccdinan Pj* resided at the time of his death, bounded by ju Main Street, by Spartanburg, Union and & Columbia llailroad, lot of Mrs. A. K. Arthur, containing tw > acres, more or less. ' ^.-^SohLlat kM>wu as Lot No.l, of the estate W of James 11. Steedman, deceased. A TERMS OF SALE. B One-third Ct-sh ; the balance on a credit Bof one and t\ to years 111 equal installments, interest from day of sale, to be secured Bp'j bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of prediises. B\^ JAMES MUNRO, ' Master for Union County. Hi Master's Office, Nov. 8, 1880. H Ncv 15 40 3t The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. 1 i Mary M. Russell, Plaintiff. against I Robert C. Farr, and others, Defendant*. DjN obedience to an order made in the iB. above stated case, by ilis Honor A. P. ^Kldrich, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the tf^Bourt house door, in the town of Union, ^Bithia the legal hours of sale, on the first l>ocember, 1880, the following described property to wit: *216 AC UBS. All that certain tract of land lying, being c and situate in Santuo township, Uuiin S Couuty, State aforesaid, containing two hun (dred an 1 forty-six acre?, more or less, bouade I by lands of Sims McDaniel, estate of T. J. Jones, and others. , ^Bftid tract will bo sold in separate tracts, plats of which can be seen at my office. All that certain lot of land lying, being and situate in Santuc township, Union County, State aforesaid, nt Santuc Depot, conta&pg one-tenth of an acre, more or less, bouMgp by lands of estate of T. J. Jones. Telm of Sale?One-thirJ cash, the. tmliance on a credit of one and two years, in equal install incuts, with iutcrest from day of sale, to bo secured by bond of the purchaser and a uiortgigo of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, . - Master ft-r Union Couuty. Master's Office Nov. 8, 18S9. Nov 15 dli 3t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Cjmmon Picas. Sophronia Whitmire, Plaintiff, . against Sallie M. Hill, K. C. Whitmiie, and others Defendants. N obedience to an ordor made in th( I above slated case by his Honor, A. P Aldrioh, Circuit Judge, I will sell hefori the Court House door, in tlie town of Union within the legal hours of sale, on the firs Monday in December, 1889, the followinj described property, to-wit : 950 ACHES. All that certain tract of land, lying, bein] ami situate in Union County, Stato afore said, k nown as the Cross Keys tract, con taining niuc hundred and fifty acres, more or latft^ounded by lands of J. O. IHtsill D. fproifffieldon, 11. G. Wilburn, Jesse II II tf'ntl nllmru fiiii 1 trnr?l will ho anlt iin ofW or more tract*; plots of which cm be seen at my office. TERMS OF SALE One-lhird Cash ; the ha'nnce 01 a croli of one ami tw ? years, in equal installments With interest from day of pa'o, t > he 9ecore( by bond of the purchaser anil a mortgage c the premises, JAMES MUNHt), Master for Union County. Master's Office, No*. 8. 1880. Nov 15 ! > at NOTICE.A LI, persons indebted <o me, by note < ?account arc requested to make iinineil afesoftlcment.M. I have at some inconvenicnc ami expense indulged my customers throng the dull season, hut now maturing ohligi lions compels me to ask for a prompt n <j??>isc Jo tjiis call. lleMDee.tftillv^ CtfO* TV OP ONION. In the Court of C >mwon Pleas. fhomas C. Dunt* i, m Executor of B. II. " Rice l'hiinliff, Vj'1 , again*! John D L>ug, Df/rndant. fN obedienV^ *" or.'|,#r iu. ^ L above stated sfc&JV V" ^ A 1 A Iricli, Circu't Judgw^N* Wl? ??H before it. Court IIot.se .toor, in n^L|0Wn ?[UaJonf tat it It in the legal hours of 1 ,f ,r8t Mo . to/ in December, l&M, Of)* Wllowmg described property, to wit : 143 ACRts. AH i it certain tract of land ^yin2? being Mtu-to in Jonesville Ui^ 011 Couuiy, Sato aforesaid, c>ntaimV"S ooe-huu ired an I forty-three acres, more otJT less, bounded bv ltuds of \V. T. LitilfjohoA C. Horn, J. K. Lindsay, Estate W. 11. IInines 1 and otbes. TOWN LOT. All tlint 1 >t of land lying, being and situate in I lie town of Jonesville, Union County, State afores .i I, conta'o ng one acre, more or le-ai, bniin le I by lands of Mrs. Snllie Scut, Main ttreoi, luuh of J. Q. Long and Spartanburg, U ini.v d Columbia Railroad. 317 ACBKS. All that ce t .in tract of land lying, being and situate in Jonesville township, Union County, SttttJ'iloreiiii i, kitwn as ine urnfrey tract, c iita!ning ab>ut three hundred and seventeen nc e?, iud-c o* less, bounded hy lands of David James, lt-ch ir I Lemaster. John l*';cken?, D-niel Mosely aud Elijah Fowler, J. E. I, i: Nay G. NY. Oonncr aud J. G. Long. TERMS OFSA E One-third ca?h; 'he balance on a ere lit of one and two yearj in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to he secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Ma-tcr for Union County. Mastoi's Office, No*. 8, 1 ^89. Nov l-> 40 Jit. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. S In the Court of Common PLus. A. A. Sarratt, J'luiiilijr, tii/tiiiuf A. F. Kendrick, el <if, Defendants IN obedience to an order mud-? in the abive stated case, by his Honor, T. 11. Fruser, Circuit Judge, I wid sell before the Court House door, in the tow i of Uniou, within tho legal hours of sale, on the first Mon lay in December, 1880, tho following described properly, t'*; ait : 89 AuttES. One undivided moiety, iu an 1 to the tract of land known as tho Thorns m MiiN, and also the mills and machinery thereon ; said tract containing eighty-niab acres, more or less, bounded hy lands of the estate of J. C. Fowler, Mrs Carothers, Clough Intnan and Clem lnman. TERMS OF SALE. Ou"-half Cash; the balance on a credit of twelvo months, with interest from day of sale, to bu secured by bond of the purchaser milI a mnrtcrniro of I lie nremi.-M. JAMES MUN 110, Master for Utiiou Ciunty. HIh'I't's Olbco, Nov. 8, 188'J Nov lo 40 3t The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common l'leis. Jirumic W. Crohn m, as Administratrix of IF. C. Cra'iam, deceased, 1'inintiff, agtwtxt C. 1". Graham, and others. IN obedienc<r~Tt^ an order main in the above stntel cose, by bis Honor. VV. II. WaTice, Circuit Judge, I wi'l sell before the Court House door, in the town of Un;on, within the legal hours of sn'c, on the first Monday in December, 1880, the following described property, to-wit: 1?0 ACRES. All that certain tract of land, lying, being and situate iti Union Couuty, Statu aforesaid, contn ning one hundred and fifty aery, more or less, known as the "Home Place," bouudc 1 by lands of Estnto of J. \V. Graham, Mrs. Mary Humphries, Mrs. 12. E. Thomas and the Hamilton Bridge Read. 140 ACRES. All that certaiu tract of land, lying, being ?nd situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing one hundred and forty acres, more or less, known as the ''Shannon Place,'' boundod by lands of Mrs. Mary Humphries, Mr*. E. E. Thomas, P. P. Hamilton and Mr?. A. lluilcr. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cash; the balance on a credit of twelve months with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the promises. JAMES MUN 110, Master lor uiidr ututi<y. Muster's Office, Nor. 8, 1889. Not 15 4(> 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTV OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. A. A. Gault, James O Gault, M vy S. Allman and others, Plaintiff*, ayainst Ilortenoia G.iu't an 1 others, Difemhah. IN obedience tt an order mule in the above stated case, by His Honor, A, P. * Aldrich, Circuit dodge, 1 will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Un ion, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in December 1889. the following described properly to wit : 400 storks. All that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in Union County. State aforesaid, containing four hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Newton Gallman, II. S. Porter, .1. G. Kelly, Joseph Kelly and ethers. Said tract will be sold in four tracts, plats of which cm be seen at ? my oflicc. TERMS OF SALE 8 One-third cash, tho balanco on a c.-edit of * one and two years, in equal installments, 8 with interest front day of sale, to be secured ' by bond of tho purchaser and morlgigo ol * the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Master's Ollice. Nov. 8. 1889. Nov 1"> 40 ."!t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In tho Court of Common Pleas. 1 Joseph II. McKissick, as Clerk, of Court i Plaintiff, ay a in ft David Johnson Jr., and Edd Gilliam, Dr t frmhtntt. j I N obedience to an order made in tin 1 above slate 1 case by His Honor, A. 1*. Al ' drich, Circuit .1 udg?, I will sail before the Court House door, in the town of Union within the legal hours of sale, on the firsl Monday in December, 1889, the followin; described property to wit: A 1 that cer aiti tract of land lying, beinj and situate in Sintuc township, Uniot ir County, Slats aforcald, containing one hun i- dred and eight acres, mare or less, houndei c by lands of W. T. Ltlicjohn and others. It TERM8 0FSALK: i- Tbe purchase money to be paid cash. b- JAMES ML'XIMiy. ? uniCO, Nov. 8, 1889. Nov 15 40 3t, T&e State of*Sbuth Carolina. ? In the Court of Com moo Plot*. . R. S. Lipscomb, l'laintiff, against Levioah R. Div-d^on, and others, DtfenrfanU. IN obedience to a-i order made in the abovo stated cute, by his lienor A. P. Aldrich, Circuit Judg?, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Uuioo, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in December, 1889, the following describe 1 property, to-wit : 73 ACRES. All the right, title and interest of Lovinah R. Davidson, in a certain tract of land, lying in Uuion County, State aforesaid, bounded by lands of S. F. Estes, J. II. Foster, A. A. Sarr?tt nod Thompson Robbs, . containing seventy-three acres, more or less. \ TERMS OF SALE. One half Cash ; the balance on a credit pf t twelve months, with interest from day bale, to bo ?eonr? I K? hnnil nf ?t? ch*rfCra"d a mortgage of t'le premises. \ JAMBS MUNRO, \ Ha-tor for Union County. MutV'8 Office. Nov. 8, 1889. Nov lT> 40 3t The (State of South Carolina, \ COUNTY OF UNION. In the. Court of Common l'leas. ?' A. A. Sirratt, Plaintiff\ i against jsfhn R. Jefferics, Defendant. IN obcdieoceto an order male in the above stated ciu'c, by his Honor, T. B. Fraser, Ciicuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, in the towu of Union, withiu tho legal hours of sale, on the first .Monday in December, 1889, the flowing described property, t i-wit : 98 ACRES. One moiety of all that tract of land, containing ninety eight ncrcs, more or less, lying, being and situate in Union Couutv, Slatenforesai I, known as thcTlioiupsou Mill, with Mill and Machinery therein. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cash ; the balance on a ere lit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser aud a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Master's office, N ?v. 8, 1889. Nov 15 40 3t The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF S1* ART A N B U RG. In the Court of Common Picas, James L. Hill el al, Plaintiffx. against Elizabeth Johnson ct al, Defendants. nv nf ,!??.?? ..r ii:? u? i...i T. 1$. Eraser, passed Aug. 13th 1880, 1 will sell at public outcry from the Court house steps at Union, to the highest bidder, on salesday in December next, the following described real estate; to wit: All that tract or parcel of laud lying in the County of Union, State of South Carolina, part of the tract known as the McCravy tract, containing sixty-four acres, more or less, hounded by the Spartanburg County line, Tyger lliver, lands of Wesley Mollis and others. TERMS OF SALE?One third cash, balance in one and two years with interest from day of sale: credit portion secured by bond of purchaser ami mortgage _of_ the?premises soldr l'urchttscr inay~pay all cash, and must pay for papers and for recording. II. 1). CARLISLE, Master. Nov. Olh., 188H. Nov 8 4"? 4t. SHERIFFS SALES. For December 1899. BY virtue of sundry executions to ma directed, I will sell, before the Court Mouse door in the town of Union, on Monday, the second day of December, next, during the legal hours of saIo, the following described property, to-wit : 330 ACRES. % All the right, title and interest that E. L. Lander, Jr. owus in one tract of laod, situate, lying and being in Rogansville township, Union County, couioiniuir thrco huu* died and thirty acres, uiuro or less, bounded by lands of Mr. Harrison, estate of Asa Smith, deceased, J. T. L. Linder, trustee, and others. Levied on a id to be sold as the property of E. L. Linder, Jr., at the suit | of E. L. Linder, Sr., and others, plaintiffs, against E. L. Liuder, Jr., Defendant. ALSO One tract of land bc'ouging to the estate of Hobert V. Harris, deceased, situate, lying and being in Piacituej township, Uuion County, containing one hundred and twelve acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, Mrs. Rnpsey Gallman E. V. Going, and Mrs Vestian Ly!es. Levied on and to be sold as the property of ltobert V. Harris, deceased, at the suii of Robert W. Harris, Plaintiff agaiust Thomas J. Harris, as administrator of It. V. Harris, deceased, tt til. J. G. LONG, S. U. C. Sheriff's Office, Nov. 9, 1889. Nov. 15 49 3t. Sale of Valuable Town LotsTHE DUNBAR PLACE. BY virtue of a power of Attorney to nie made by Archie R. Stokes, dated August 30th, 1889, nnd recorded in the otbee of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Uuion County, in Diok K. No. 'J9, puges, 711, and 712, I will eel', as the property of said Archie R. Stokes, before the Court house door, in the town of Union, on stleeday in December, 1889, the following described property to wit : All that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in tbe town of Union on tbe West side of Tosh's Branch, containing fortyone (41) acres, more or less, known as tbe Dunbar place, bounded by lands of Mrs Ann 11. Jeter, the Blassingame Road, G. C. May and others. Slid tract will be divided and sold in coo vriiiciii uiinuiii^ iwio, ui niiiCII CUII UU seen at my office. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash; the balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest from day ol sale, to bo secured by bond of (he purchaser and a mortgage of the promisee. Pure has or to pay for papers. I). A. TOWN8END, Attorney in feot. t'nion S. C. Nov. 11, 1889. Nov 15 46 3t. Mortgage Sale. BV virtue of n power contained in a mortgagegiven by Thomas F. Eison. to J. - C. El wards, dated 15?h August, 1884, and > recorded in the office of the Register o( . Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in 1 Hook of Mortgages, Q. No. p 28, will sell g at public outcry before the Court House at Union S. C., during the legal houre of sale, I on Salesdiiy in December next, that tract ol n land lying on the Columbia ltoad one and a - half miles South of the town of Union, ' known as the Jidin Eison placp. and adjoining lands of C. C. Sartor, \V. H. Wallace, C. Lankford and bounded by the Columbia ron;,1; ~ "??uaser to pay for papers. J. C. EDWARDS. m .r . Mortgagee. I Not 10 46 3|. T5pNre4 T?m Pupi Pint Mir Tow*. JR ^ BY virtue of a power of A Homer, gives me bj Jnmei Grant, 1 will m.! to the highest bidder, at the Court home door at ' Union, 8. C., on salesday in Deoembav next, the following described property, to per mnrlnM 1U?. I?M ha * f ?" - * ~ e-o- -v ** v ??.*/. Hunter, E. K. Wallace, L>. C. Flynn, and Yl. A. E. Sartor : I The property known as the Schoppanl property, in the town of Union, South aide of Main street, now occupied by J. Q. Rtrchlieit. The lot will be sold in two parcels. II The lot ai^oining the Schoppaul property on the East, on which nrc the rooms now used as a furnitnre store and a jewelry store. This lot will be divided and sold in three lots, to correspond with the three store lots thereon. III A valuable farm of 41) acres of rich bottom lands; through which (lows a stream of water, two miles from town, on the Cross Keys road. iv Ono pasture lot and Uriek Yard, West of Toschc's Branch, and bounded by said branch on the East, with a fine pasture containing about three acres, on the road lending to Cross Keys. Will be solsli.it two lot*. y ' Also the lot and improvements on which Mr. OoorgeGcddcs now resides. VI Also that lot of land, situated in the town of Union, known as the Furniture- Factory lot. TERMS OF SALE, CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. Plats of the above property can bo seen at the office of D. A. Townscnd. D. C. FLYNN, Attorney in fact. Not 15 40 3t. TUF 13rir/r/TT? XIX1U X \JLiijXJIK OF THE T Hi K 8 IS THE FIVE-CENT COUNTER A T S. M. RICE, JR., E, U. It is simply marvelous what beautiful, Urge nod valuable articles can be bought at "East Uoion" for just ONE NICKLE. Call and pnee my slock of Groceries, Hardware, Hollowware, Tinware, Crockery and Quecnsware, OILS AND PAINTS, n Wiu low Glass, Jug-wnre, Fiower Pols, Woodcnware, Boots and Shoes, Staple Dry Goods. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Wheal, Oats, Rarley and Bye. Coffee, at 6 pounds for $1. Sugar, at 14 pounds for $1. Good Flour at $4 25 per llnrre!. Guns, from $2 25 upwards. A good Breech Loader at 75. Fancy Tin and Crocks ery Toilet Sets. Agent for Dupont's, Hercules and Atlas Powder and Dynnmito. Agent for Lumber. Buggy Whips, Sole-Leather and Shoe findings. Molasses at 35 cents and upwards. Fine Library and 11 nil Limps. Largest 6c plug tobacco to he had. Cow chtius that will not break nor tangle with ordinary use. 8. M. BICE, JR., E, U. Oct 11 41 2in The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Kloysc Hawkins, Plaintiff against Isadoro l$ol>o, W. D. Trexlcr, Nellie Troxler, Defendant*. To the Defendants above named : YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a eopy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office, No. 2 Law linage, Union South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Nov. 7, A. D. 1880. WILLIAM MUNRO, JAM US M. 0 EK, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the Defendants ; W. 1). Trexler, Nellie Trexlcr: Take notice, that the compiaint in this nc lion, together with the summons, of which lite foregoing is a copy, was tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas at Union, iu the County of Union in the State of South Carolina, on the 7th tiny day of November, A. D. 1889, WILLIAM MUN 110, JAMES M. GEB, l'laintitrs Attorneys. Union, S. C. Nov. 7th, 1889. Nov 8 45 6t. New Fall and Winter Millinery Goods. I EXTEND a cordial invitation to the Ladies of Union and surrounding country to call and examine my new and choice styles of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, nc'uding PATTERN HATS, BONNET&, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, anli f the latest Doveltics in all kinds of Triua. mings, and all the leadingstyles that hasfe been imported this season. 1 Will be ready for the 25th. / MRS. GRANT/. Oct 25 45 ' 2oV ? Money to Loan. j ON improved form loads, in snmn-i ol fi.'JOO, and upw nrds. Loons repayeyiblt in small iinnnnl installments, throtip-^b i period of six years, Ihus enabling thy,, bor rower to payoff his indebtedness wLithou , exhausting his crop in sny one year. Apply at once to 'S 1). A. TOV'NSKND lv Attorney, Jnion, 8.^T C. Oct 18 42 ??G.d 500 Acres to Rent, LYINO between tho forks of Broad* V ? Paco'.et Rivers, known as TUB ALEXANDER TRACT, * TERMS EASY. Apply to John Ifeory Oa'lmai\i,J, Hum 8ide, P. O., or Maj. H. p. McDow, B||i pa, ,e<- tut N"-8 10 fill 3t, 3 is) fT. E IS I F U 1 A great B I 5 f variety of If I 1] 1 Wedding. g " Birthday, and 7r Holiday <5. Presents. REP A firat-clasi Cabinet Maker and Up "iWt ftdl to aee me when in neet of T3> ~ O. II? I .nr. -TI Tie Largest, Tit dry goods, mill boots and i We ere prepared this season to show in all its departments, thai we have eve JEANS.?Don't fail to examine our i save you some money in this line. Cal BOOTSj Our stock of Roots and Shoes is LEADERS to show. I,ook st thcin, foi MILLINERS In this department our stock is abou to the bottom. Ladies llats from lf?c< nient you will find Miss Kitelle Uitfom ready to welcome you and show youth Remember, our motto is nUajj tli the lowest prices. Thanking the puhiio for their very I continue the same in the future. Respectfully, GRAH Sept 14 TO TH With a desire to extend aiy business am before you this Fall with the In Prices to t MY STOC DRY GOODS AMI NOTIONS, I. A lii MCI mtRH.4 CI) J \ Ready-made Clothin in ti TVo Clothing BOOTS AND SIIOKS in great vatiel Ladies Custom-made Shoes, wliii s itisfaction. I invite all to oomc and see me Oct 18 THE LA] Chinaware, Glassy broug I have added to my line a hands-: Crookery, at prices that the people wd Cups, Saucers, l'lntcs, Tea Se.s. Plaques, Ilisque Figures, Chamber Set to a first-class China Store. Call and < The finest selection of Fronch an t I Factories to receive Candy every 15 i The choicest Foreign and Dome lowest prices. I ain selling the celebrated improve* This Machine is undoubtedly the bt neatest sewer, and the most durable. THE FINEST CI The above goods will be found at lli Call and goods will be shown with Sept 21 FALL SEAS A Suit of Clothes, A pair of Shoes A pair of Suspenders, A Necktie A Worsted Dress vA,naii? of I ndies Dutton Shoes,.. \ Do*. LAOiro ??? - A Wool Shawl And many other bargains too numj Anybody purchasing to the nniouol at the Dry Goods Emporium of HARJ April 10 "TBI? I.ITT1. JLliU JJi x i jj r ! Is Headquarters foi i Fancy Grc TOBACCO, BACC CIGARS, LA R SNUFFS, FIX)! CIGAKKXTKS, MOL STARCH, ("OF THAS, Cll K CASDLKS, IIA A lJ SHOT, l'( )\V CARTRIDGES, SAU And a great many other things to Thanking the public at large foi ?? in the future, I am ny 50i Aug 81 R N I T 1 '? & *"1 5 SS I * X g 3 2 ?. n? i I s =. a s * s I * i i ti I AIRING AND UPHOLS'. holstcrer who will make your old furnituro ni anything la my line for it means monev saved, i? TT^? ,q rt i- i t _ rBest. Tie Cbeapsl STOCK OF inery clothing, hats, shoes, in union. you by far iho largest mi l tuoit complete stock ir hail, at prices that speak foi* themselves. took of Jeans before buying, fir we can certainty II an I see them ami get our prices. L> D HHOES, much larger than usual. M'e havejmrao BIG r wc assure you they are world-beaters. Y MILLINERY it twice as large as it lins ever been, ami prices cui cuts to thu finest Hut or liotiiiel. In lliis depart lertfer and Misi Carrie James wh > will bo evet rough our Mammoth Stock. c host of Goods, lionctt and fair dealings, nm iboral patronage iu the past, we kiudly ask you t< AM & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. 87 tf E PUBLIC , an I a hope to induce you to cinie and see me. irgcM stock I have ever handled, and witli Suit the Times. iTr nnwcTeme nra A. UI !?!?-?, kUKP.rS, NEW MARKETS, ami MISSKS'CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES g of the best Manufacturers le Country. Fits Ijiko i\iine. y ami quantity, from the hest Factories. :h 1 Imvc sold for 15 years, with almost perfcc REUBEN T GEE 41 4m R.GEST LINE ? 0 F ? rare, and Crockery eve] ht to Union. imc an J complolo line of China, Glassware an 1 he surprise 1 at. aficr Tea Sets, Dinner Sets. Card Case! *. Vases, Fancy Ware, an I everything perlainin< I's unino my stock. S'iek Candies. Special arrangement! made will Jays. istic Fruits always kept on hand, at the ver J WHKBLBIl & WILSON SEWING MACHINE >st lnidc. the sunniest the 1 itrlitest runner, tin (" ill iin<l examine, cr write for particulars. GARS AND TOBACCO. c Mammoth Book Store, ilie greatest pleasure. G. P. GARRETT, Leader in Books, Stationery aud Crockery. iy ON OF 1889-'90 " | Worth 7$, For ?5. Worth $150, '.TV*, role"; -ill receive a ?l?o Wile ?<" R,Y M. COHEN & BRO. At Cotton's old stand. 16 ^ E GREEN FRONT" Confectioneries, Fruits an >cenes, as follows : >N, SUGAR, VINKOAR, 1>, 1MCKLKX, NUTMKGS, l it, PKI'l'KR, CANNKD GOODS, AS8K8, SPICKS, CANDY, FKK, NUTS, CRACK KHS, KSK, SODA, DAklNG POWDF IS, MACARONI, LAUNDRY SOAP DBR, PIPK8, TOILRT SOAPS. CKS, MUSTARD, MATCH KS, o leJious to inenlion. r past pntronage, nml hoping to receiYC a larger si Yours, very respectfully, J. B. PORTER, At "The Little Green Front 8& im > p a W0^\ -., F <f ! Xtro^JS^j,. v ^ rERING. >J matt rosso* ai g.?o<l as no* nt n : j"f. POSEY & BEfl/^ DRUGGISTS. * U E A L E 11 8 IN ? PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET A RTICLE S TRUSSES, SMOULDER BRACES, AC, READY MIXED PAINTS, i WIltTU IjK \l>, MNSKUI) OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLAS, ) L PAINT BRUSHES, : CIGARS AND TOBACCO, 1 LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS CHANDALIERS, mm: wines and liquors for Modiuiual use. Cureful iitt'l courteous attention to each coftomer. I'/iLSO/tt/T/OXS CAKKFULLY COM I'O USD Kit AT ALL I/O VMS. . m Wo solid our goods with groat est caro, buy i In in its low ns 11 icy can bo bought for cnsli, out roll Ilioiu ut LuwcM hiving Prices. . -*-wrro3KY ?i:o. March li*2 I'J ly. JESSE h. SWINK. W .). OETZEL JONESVILLE AHEAD! 5 IVE RELIEVE IX THE UKKAT FARMERS A LI/I AN CB Against High Prices. Why wear out your wagons and stock iu hauling over hud inula 11 to and from markets 10, 1>hiiI 20 miles from home, when you can buy goods JUST AS CHEAP, and sell your cotton at Factory prices at .loncsville? We are now o| cuing up a com plot a line of Dry Goods, Motions, Hoots and Shoes, Groceries, etc.. and our motto wl 1 lie QUICK SALES AM) SM ALL PROFITS. OUR STOCK IS LARGE. ^ OUR GOODS ARE NEW. OUR PRICKS ARE LOW I Call ou ii9, examine us, and lie convinced 1 that (lie ahove sUiteinciil m ?, "ALL WOOL, AND A YARD K WIDE." 11 SWINK, OETZEL& CO., y JONK8V1LLR. One door from McWIiirter's. B Oct I 10 If For Men, Women and Children only. . THREE SPECIAL SALES THIS WEEK AT W. T. BEATY'S. I 1,000 yards Hutinee, at 8J cents. FalT WftCic nru^nun, ,7?. . p, And nil oilier Dry Goods and Notions proportionally cheap. CALL, EARLY, Oct Yours, and Avoid (lie. Kusli. W. T. IIKATY. Oct 18 12 2m FIDE LIT Y LOAN and TRUST CO. d ? o r ? 81'AUTANBlIItO, S. C. CAPITAL l'AII) IN, . $:{0,0<X>.GO OFPirsns. President, * George CofieldTreasurer. - * W. K. Burnet*. Attorney, . J. II. Cleveland. his, i>irf.ctors. .Joseph Walker. I J. 11. Cleve'nnd. W. 8. Manning. | Geo. W. NichoPs. D. K. Converse. I W. E. llnrnett. liar? T* C. Duncan. I George Cofield. Interest allowed on de|>o?ils at the rate of four per cent, per annum, and added to 11 accounts semi-annually. Jul/19 W lj