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Carolina. UNION. Grlmball, Plaintiff H Mr ^^Hwt Qwill, lod others, DffendanU. ^^^Kshedience to an order mn lo ia tlio ^ IVH >ttt?d case, by His Honor, A. 1\ Circuit Judg\ I will sell before H^HSoart House door, within the legal hours first Monday in December ^^^^^^^Ulewing described property, to hhl no ^^^^Hnatcer ain tract of Ian 1 lying, being mmHRiuale in Union County, 8;ate nforesatif. omtaining one hundrod and ten aores More or less, bounded by lands of estate of joeopb Scott, L. L. Sprodse, Mrs. Charles 8oott and Thomas Uelue, deceased. T. HVI3 OP S\LE. Ose-th'rl cash; the balance on a ere lit of One and two ycarr, in equal installments, | With interest from day of sa'o. to bo secured r by bond of the purohascr nn I a mortgage cf the premises. JAMESI MUNRO, Master for Union County. Master's Office, No*. 8. 1889. No* 1ft 40 8t. ^ Tho State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. JH^HpBffiMC jurt of Common l'.eas. ^^^CLWilburn, D. N. Wi'.burn, and Mir'i Bishop, Plaint'ffs against John Wtlbu u, Elisi Dodd, Arrie Gregory and lt\ tie Qregery, Defendant?. YN obedient* to an oricr made in the k' X above stated oaso by His Honor, A. 1*. Aldrioh Circuit Judge, I will sell before the i U?urt house door, in the town of Union, k ?.lhiQ tho legal hours of sale on the first I Monday ia December, 1889, the following A ^ described properly to wit: kir?' w?5 acbes. \a1I that certain tract of land lying, being 1^1 situate in Cross Keys township, Union County, 8tate aforesaid, containing five hundred and sisly acres, more vr lots, bounded by lands of J. F. Belsill, It. J. lletsiM, James * Graham and Elisabeth It tho. Said iraet wil^esolt^n separate tracts, plats of which [* w^Kaeerwit my office. , TERMS OF SALE I ' One-third c*sh; the balance on a credit of f one, two and tbr-e years, in equal install, aunts, with interest from day of sale, to be [: (toured h/ bond of tho purchaser and a r~*^urt|?go of the premises. The purchaser L to have lease to pay all cash. \ JAMES MUNRO, ^ I- Master for Union County, ^eater's Office Nov. 8. 188H. HEJ?" 80 2f^ TJu State of. Sooth Carolina. ^ COUNTY OF UNION, ' N In tho Court of Common Pleas. James Munro, Master, Plaintiff, again* t I ThomALee Thorp, David Johnson, Jr., and others, Defendant*. , 1 YN obedionce to an order mado in the X above stated case, by his Honor, A. P. Aldrich, Circuit Judgo, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of snle, on the tirst Monday in December, 1881), the following k described property, to-wit: All that certain lot of land in the town of R Union, whore tho late James B. Stcedmnn r jflHded at the time of his death, bounded by | Main Street, by Spartanburg, Union and oontainin^w<n!crcs, more or less. iL <bfiald V?t known as Lot I^o. 1, of the eatnto I- Vjaraes It. Steedman, deceased. |\ \ TERMS OF SALE.\) LI yo-tliird Cash ; the balance on a credit h jt ana two years in oqual installments, with interest from day of mile, to be secured Yby bond of the purchaser nnd a mortgage of \Le premises. ' %. JAMES MUNRO, '* Master for Union County. Master's Office, Nov. 8, 1889. Nov 15 40 8t I Tho State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. In tho Court of Common Pleas. ^ Mary M. Russell, Plaintiff. ?' -" agairut Robert C. Farr, and others, Defendanti. IN obedienoe to an order made in the above stated otse, by His Honor A. P. AH rich, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the C Court house door, in the town of Union, ?^nkhia the legal boors of sale, on the first MoQkun December, 1889, the following described property to wit: , 216 AOBK8. All that oertain traot of land lying, being I and situate in Santuo township, Unim [ County, State aforesaid, omtainingtwo huu dred ad forty-six acre#, more or less, beuadel by lands of Sims MoDaniel, estate fc.of.T. J, Jones, and otbors. ; y , *8aid tract will be sold in separate irsots, plats of which can be seen at my office. 3* All that certain lot of land lying, being and situate in Sautuo township, Union Conatr, State aforesaid, nt Santuc Depot, contact) g one-tenth of an acre, more or leu, bouJ^BT by lands of estate of T. J. Jones. Terms of Sale?One-third cash, the. b?l\ asoe on a credit of ono and two years, in \ eaual installments, with interest from day \ of sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a uiortgtgc of the premises. 1 JAMES MUNRO, I - - Master for Union County. |t Master's Offioe Not. 8, 1889. I No? 15 46 8t. fj^-^tate of SouthC^^ucggB COUNT^OF UNION, | . In the Court of Gammon Pleae. Sophronia Wbitmire, Plaintiff, *** against Sallla M. Hill, K. C. Whitiniie, and oth DtfendanU. ""IN obedience to an order made in 7T b<>T*"UUd oms hy his Honor, A, Aid rich, Cirouit Judge, I will sell hef House door? io ?he town of Uni Wliltn ilia la?al ho..? .??? uvur0 oi sate, on iho fi f)i io December, 1880, the follow e<l property, to-wit : 950 ACRES, bet certain tract ef lend, lying, bci luate in Union County. State afo aown at the Cross Keys tract, c< nine hundred and fifty acres, inoi founded by land* of J. O. Dotal Sheldon, B. O. Wilburo, Jesse nd others. 8ai I traot will be so or more tracts; plots of which a at my offioe. TERMS OF SALE third Cash ; the ha'aooe oi a ored end two years, in equal lor tall meat tcroet from day of eale, to be seenrt d of the purchaser and a mortgage ntisM, JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County, er's Office, Nor. 8. 1880. lfi 48 #t K" NOTICE. I A I.L persons indebted to me, by note c account are requested to uiake immedi BBatcKqttlcraentH. I hare at some inconrenieno B7~ and eipeose indulged my customers througi H the dull season, but now maturing nblign B tions compels me to ask for a prompt re to tills oall. Ussneetfkiiw ., j? *> f "?v . ?vwiiu#,CtfO* TV OP UNION. I*i the Court of C'lDnion Pleas. fliotnas C. Uuncai, as Executor of B. II. Kiu? 1'lnintiff, nyninut ^^Johu U Ling, Drfendnnt. TN obedi^Sl^! Bn. orJer i? ??> L above staied^NlfL/ His Honor, A. 1?. A' Iricli, Circuit w BC" before ?li > Court House door, in^flk^|own Uaion. wiiliiu the legal hours of stlo|L0,n first Moo lay in December, 188W, tW^ following described property, to wit : 143 ACRkS. \ A'l t it certaui tract of land^^'nZ? being n,l ritu-to in Joneavillo U^! 0,1 Couuiy, S at* aforesaid, ontaintb^K one-hou Ired mi l torty-lhreo acres, tn?rt \r 1_ 1 1 . I I 1 I fit, m ....... a ins, uuuii'iuo uv i mas ui if. i. l.uurjolin A I C. Horn, J. Iv Liu'lany, Estate W. B. IInines |! and otho's. * TOWN LOT. All Una I >t of land lying. being and situ- ' ale in ilie town of Jonesville, Union County, * Stale afore* ti I, conia'n;ng one aoro, more or * le-ts, bntiule I by land* of Mr*. Sallie So-fit, Main ttreot, laid* of J. G. Long and Spartanburg, U .i >u:?"d Columbia Bail road. 31/ ACBKS. All that ce t%in tract of land lying, being and situate in .'onoavillo township, Union County, State nforofni i, Lmwn as the Godfrey tract, e run ning abiut three hundred and seventeen so e*. iu?kc o- less, bounded by lands of David .James. B-oh ir I Lemaster. John I'icken*, Dmiel Mosely aud Elijah Fowler, J. E. L ndsay G. \V. Bonner and J. G. Ling. TEBMSOFSA E One-third cn?h; ihe btlnnco on a ere lit ( of one And two ymri iu equal installments, with interest from day of ealo. to ho secured j by bond of the purchaser nod a mortgige of 1 ihe premiso*. JAMBS MUNRO, I Ma-ter for Union Couaty. Msstoi'stXlioe, Nor. 8, H89. Nov l-> 40 3t. The State of South Carolina. > COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Hens. I A. A. Sarrntt, Plaintiff, , aaaintt A. F. Kcndrick, et at, Dr/emlantt IN obedience to nil order mad-? in tho nb>ve slated case, by liis Honor, T. U. Frtser, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell beforo (be Court llouse door, in the tow i of Uaiou, within tho legtl hours of sulc, on the first Monluy in December, 1880, tho following described property, to-wit : 89 ACRES. One undivided moiety, iu and to the tract of land known as the Thorns ?n Miil?, and also the mills and machinery thereon ; said tract containing eiglity-nioh acres, more or less, bounded by lauds of the estate of J. C. Fowler, Mrs Carothers, Clough Intntnattd Clem Inman. TERMS OF SALE. Oif-half Cn?h; the balance on a credit of twelve month*, with interest from day of | sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a tnortgago of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union Ctunty. Maxtor's Office, Nov. 8, 1889 Nov 15 . 40 3t The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pie is. Jimrnic W. Graham, as Administratrix, of II. C. Graham/ deceased, Plaintiff, againxt C. 1*. Graham, and other*. 1? ooeuicnoc-ro- ai orner m-vio in t lie Above sinie 1 c?s3, by his Honor. \V. II. Wa'lice. Circuit Judge, I wi'l sell before the Court Hon.?o door, in the town of Un'on, within tlie logsl hours of sVo, 01 the first Monday in December, 188'.), the following described property, to-wit: 1G0 ACRES. All that certain tract of land, lying, being and siiuuto iu Union County, State aforesaid, conta;ning one hundred and fifty acre*, more or less, known ns the "Homo l'lnce," boundei by lands of Estate of J. W. Graham, Mrs. Mary Humphries, Mrs. E. E. Thomas and the Hamilton Bridge Road. . 140 ACRES. All that certain tract of land, lying, hoing ?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. Thoinas, P. P. Hamilton and Mr'. A. Duller. TERMS OF SALE. One.half Cash; the balance on a credit of twelve months with interest from day of sale, to bo secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of tlie premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union Ciunty. Master's Office, Nov. 8, 188'J. Nov 15 46 3t Tho State of South Carolina. COUNTY- OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. A. A. GiVilt, Junes O Qault, M.i-y S. Allman and others, Plaintiff?. against Hortenoia Q.iult mil others, Di/entlanh. IN obedience t> an order mule in the above stated case, by His Honor, A, I*. Aldrioh, 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 December 1889. the following described properly to wit: [ 400 WORKS. I All thatcei^^ff^VmHlta^riHiMh I ....1 mh ? . _ ?v. diiww in UOIOD County. Stat^JH! said, containing four hundred acres, mo or less, bounded by lands of Newton Q*1 man, II. 8. Porter, J. 0. Kelly, Josej Kelly and ethers. Said tract will be so in four tracts, plats of which o tn be seen i er'? my office. TERMS OF SALE lp* One-third oash, tho balance on a credit c one and two years, in equal installment: or* with interest from day of sale, to be sceuro on' by bond of the parcheser and mortgige < , ' the premises. JAMES MUNRO, D8 Master for Union County. Master's Office. Not. 8. 1889, Not 15 4G 8t tog ? The Stato of South Carolina. re, COUNTY OF UNION. b! In the Court of Common Pleas. dd Joseph II. MoKissiok, as Clerk* of Court *o Plaintiff, against Darid Johnson Jr., and Edd Gilliam, Dt lit i ">"> <?-he .?/ iiib itonor, A. P. Aldrioh, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, la the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in December, 1880, the following deioribed property to wit: A 1 that cer ain tract of land lying, being and situate in Sintuo township, Union >r County, State aforesaid, containing one hunJ. dred and eight acres, more or less, bounded e by lands of W. T. Liticjohn and others, h TERMS OP 8ALK: r The purchase money to be paid cash. JAMBS lIU&JKKy. " swr s umce, HOT. 8, 1889. B?W 49 SI. | ine state of South Carolina. C0175TT OF 1iMO?. In Ibe Court of Common Pleas. R. 8. Lipscomb, Plaintiff, againtt ? Levioah R. DiT:il>on, and others, Defendant*. IN obedience to a-i order made in the* abovo stated cw, by his Ilrnor A. P. Aldrich, Circuit Judg-*, I will sell bofore the Court House door, in the town of Uuion, witbin the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in December, 1889, the following describe I properly, to-wit : 73 ACRES. All the right, title and interest of Lcvinah R. Davidson, in a certain tract of land, lying iu Uuion County, State aforesaid, bounded by lands of 8. F. Kites, J. B. Foster, A. A. Sarmtt and Thompson Robbs. containing seventy-three acres, more or less, k TERMS OF SALE. ' One-half Cash ; the balance on a credit 9f twelve months, with interest from day ,f Lale, to be secure 1 by bond of the purhaiVr * mortgage of the premises. \ JAMBS MUNRO, A ftla<ter for Union County. MsstVs Officr, Nov. 8, 1889. Nov U>_ 40 3t Tho State of South Carolina, \ COUNTY OF UNION, In ilL?. _Court of Common 1'lens. ?' A, A. Sirrnlt, Plaintiff", ( against jSohn R. Jefferics, Defendant. IN obedi&ice lo no order male in the above elated Cftk'f, by his Honor, T. B. Fraser. Ditcuit Judge, I will sell before (he Court House door, iif. <he town of Union, wilbiu iho legal hours of sale, on the first Mouday in December, 1880, ihc following described properly, tt-wit: 08 ACRES One moiety of nil that tract of land, coniaining ninety eight acres, more or less, lyiug, being and situate in Union Couutv, State nforesai I, known as thoTliotupson Mill, with Mill and Machinery thoroin. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cash ; the balance on s ere lit of twelve months, with interest from day of in'e, to bo secured by boud of the purchaser tnd n mortgage of the premises. J AM Ed MUNRO, Master for Union County. Master's office, N it. 8, 1889. Nov 15 4'i 3t The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG. In the Court of Common l'leas, J antes L. Ilill rial, Plaintiffs, against Elizabeth Johnson ct al, Defendant*. BY virtue of a decree of His Hotter Judge T. B. Fraser, passed Aug. 13th 1889, 1 will sell at public outcry front the Court house steps at Union, to the highest bidder. Ill SlllesdllV in Ilormnlini- 1">?I ll.? f 'll : ? - ,?v ... ^vvvu.VVI IIVAI, I IIV lOliUnill^ described real estate; to wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying in the ['ounty of Union, State of South Carolina, part of the tract known as the McCravy tract, containing sixty-four acres, more or less, bounded by the Spartanburg County line, Fyger lliver, lands of Wesley Hollis and others. TERMS OF SALE?One third cash, balance in one and two years with interest from day of <alc; credit portion secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser may pay all cash, and must pay for papers and for recording. 11. B. CARLISLE, Master. Nov. Oth., lKH'.t. Nov 8 4"> -It. SHERIFF S SALESFet* I>cceiubcr 1880. BY virtue of sundry executions to me directed, 1 will sell, before the Court Rouse door in the town of Union, on Monday, the second day of December, next, during the legal hours of sale, tbe following described property, to-wit : 330 ACRES. All the right, title and iulerest that E. L. Lindcr, Jr. swus in one tract of laod, situiv,?? .?I K-.:? s_ t? ..., ucii.j; 111 ilUgailSTIllC IUWO hip, Unioo Couotjr, coatniniog llirco hundred and thirty acres, more or less, branded by lauds of Mr. Harrison, estate of Asa Smith, deoeased, J. T. L. Linder, trustee, and others. Levied on a-id to be sold aa the property of E. L. Linder, Jr., at tho suit of E. L. Linder, Sr., and others, plaintiffs, against E. L. Linder, Jr., Defendant. ALSO One tract of land bo'onging to the estate of Hobert V. Harris, deceased, situate, lying and being in Pincttuey township, Union Coumv, containing one hundred and twelve acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, Mrs. Kapsey Gallman E. V. Ooing, and Mrs Vestian Ly'.es. Levied on and to be aold as the property of Robert V. Harris, deceased, at the tsuii of Robert W. Harris, Plaintiff against Thouias J. Harris, as administrator of R. V. Harris, deceased, et al. J. G. LONG, S. U. C. Sheriff Office, Nov. 9, 188'J. Nov. 15 40 St. Sale of Valuable Town Lots TUB DUNBAR PLACE. BY virtue of ft power of Attorney to nie made by Archie R. Slokea, dated August 30th, 1889, and recorded io the office of the Register of Mesne Convoyanco for Union County, in Book K. No. 29, p?g??, 711 end 712, I will sell, as the property ef said Archie R. Stokes, before the Court ^^^^^^^^^h^my^fUnion, on salesIjouse H_ day in Deoember, 18897 ih^^^RPIE?V J soribed property to wit: J AU that certain tract of land lying, be and situate in the town of Union on I West side of Tosh's Branch, containing for one (41) acres, more or less, known as i Dunbar place, bounded by lands of Mrs A >f II. Jeter, the Dlassing-tmo Road, 0. i, May and others. d Ssid tract will be divided and sold in co >f venient building lots, plats of which can seen at my office. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cosh; the balaoco on a credit i one and two years, with interest from J.-.v ' Mielo IA " " ?w ua ocourta oy bond ofihe purohast and a mortgage of the promisee. Purohast to pa; for papers. D. A. TOWN8END, Attorney in faot. Union 8. C. Nor. 11, 1889. Not 16 46 3t. Mortgage Sale. BY virtue of a power contained in a morl gage given by Thomas F. Kison, to J C. KiwurJs, dated 16<h August, 1884, ant recorded in the office of the ? 0 mesne Conveyance for Union County, ii llook of Mortgage*, 0. No. 7., p 28, will set at publio outcry before the Court House mi Union S. C., during the legal hour? of sale, on Salesday in December next, that traot oi land lying on the Columbia Road ona and a half miles South of the town of Union, known as the John Kison place, and adjoininglenJa of C. C. Sartor, W. H. Wallaoe, C. Lankford and bounded by the Columbia - -looaser to pay for papars. J. C. EDWARDS. ir s. Mortgage?. Wot 16 M i Valuable Improrpd Town Vr*9*rtj?? T^bRI firm near Town* jT!" ? ?? BY virtue of a power of Attorney, gljrt mo by Jame* Grant, 1 will sc.! to tl highest bidder, at the Court house door i "..ion, S. C.t on salesday in December box the following described property, to ps mortgage lions held by J. C. Edwards, J, ( Hunter, K. 11. Wallace, D. C. Flynn, and )w A. K. Hartor: I The property known as the 8clioppau property, in the town of Union, Houth aid of Main street, now occupied by J. Q. Bnch licit. The lot will be sold in two parcels. II The lot adjoining the Schoppattl property on the East, on which are the rooms noi used as a furnitnre store and a jewelry store This lot will be divided and sold in thre* lots, to correspond with tho three store loti thereon. III A valuable farm of 41J acres of rich hotj torn lands; through which flows a stream ol water, two miles from town, on the Croat Keys road. IV Ono pasture lot and Brick Yard, Wost of Tosclio's Branch, and bounded by said branch on the East, with a fine pasture containing about three acres, ou the road leading to Cross Keys. Will V sold in two loi^ Also (be lot and improvements on wfilch Mr. George Geddes now resides. VI Also that lot of land, si(iintc<l in the town of Union, known as the Furniture Factory lot. TERMS OF SALE, CASH. Purchaser to pay * r papers. Flats of the above property can be seen at the office of D. A. Townscnd. D. C. FLYNN. Attorney in fact. Nov 15 40 3t. THE PUZZLE" OF THE T 111 E S IS THE FIVE-CENT COUNTER A T S. M. RICE, JR., E, U. - It is simply marvelous what beautiful, large and valuable articles can be bought at "East Union" for just ONE N1CKLE. Call and pnee my stock of Groceries, Hardware, Hollowware, Tinware, Crockery and Quecnswnre, OILS AND PAINTS, * Win low Glass, Jug-wnre, Flower Pots, Woodcnware, Boots and Shoes, Staple Dry Goods. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Wheat, Oats, Barley nnd Bye. Coffee, at 6 pounds for $1. Sugar, at 14 pounds for $1. Oood Flour at. $4 '25 per Barrel. Guns, from $'2 25 upwards. A good Breech Loader at $H 75. Fancy Tin and Crockery ToiletJSets. Agent for Duponi'y^ilajrcul**' a?d Atlas Powder and Dynamite. Agent for Lumber. Buggy Whips, Sole-Leather and Shoe findings. Molasses at 35 cents and upwards. Fine Library and Hall Lamps. Largest 6c plug tobacco to be had. Cow chains that will not break nor ta-igtr with ordinary use. 8. M. RICE, JR., E, V. Oct 11 -it ? ? ? Mill The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Eloysc Hawkins, Plaintiff againtt Isadorc Ilolm, W. D. Trexlcr, Nellie Trexler, JJe/tndanU. To the Defendant* 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 Range, Union South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and il you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Nov. 7, A. D. 188U. WILLIAM MUNIU), JAMES M, GEK, PlaintiATs Attorneys. To the Drfendant? : W. 1). Trexler. Nellie Trcxlcr: Take notice, that the oonipiaint in this action, together with the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plena at Union, in the County of Union in the State of South Carolina, on the 7th day day of November, A. D. 1889, WILLIAM MUNKO, JAMES M. GEE, Plaintiff a Attorney*. Union, S. C. Nov. 7th, 1889. Nov 8 46 . Ct. titow Fall and Winter Milli* ^fc||^iery Goods. log ^^^^^H^^tavilation to Hie the couhT EXTEND a cordii^^MHjjflF' on Ladies of Union and C. 10 ca" ft?d examine my newan^oh styles of FALL AND WINTER GOOD nc'uding PATTERN IIATS, BONNI of Feathers, Flowers. Ribbons, Ornament* of the latest novelties in all kinds of T? sr mings, and ail the -...6D./nio mat D ir been imported this season. Will bis ready for the 25th. MRS. GRANT Oct 25 43 ' 2n Money to Loan. ON improred farm lands, in snm% (300, and upwards. Loans repays in small annual installments, throne '* period of six years, thus enabling (!) j rower to pay off his indebtedness n . exhausting his crop in any one year. 5. Apply at onoe to ,d | D. A. TOWN8END__ Attorney, 'Jnion, 84 1 Oct 18 42 ? 1 en 500 Acres to Eent, LYING between the forks of Broad; Vacolet Hirers, known as -VH? ALEXANDER TRACT,1 8aBn ?- X?RMS KA8Y. *'? pac' ^PP1/,0 John Henry Oaat Side, P. O., or Maj. H. P. McDotA let. m N?t. 8 id W 1 nv e 5 is i i I F U 1 il " e A great I I ? O ?f fir 1 f Wedding, ? > r Birthday, and ? ? Holiday gI 9Q Presents. REP, r I A Ant-class Cabinet Maker and Uph I expense. ; Don't Aril to aee me when in ncc I of I t _?? St > . Pho I opiroot Who 44UU UUlgUQl, X11IJ -?s DRY GOODS, 11ILL1 BOOTS AND S We ere prepared this season to show j 1 in all its departir.onU, thai we have ever JEANS.?Don't fail to examine our et save you some money in this line. Call BOOTS Jk Our stock of Itools and Shoes is r LEADERS to show. I,ook it them, for MILLINER1 In this department our stock is about to the bottom. Ladies lints from lf>ccr oient you will find Miss K-tiellc RitFondi ready to welcome you and show you thr< Remember, our motto is always the the lowest prices. Thanking the public for their very lib continue the same in the future. Respectfully, GrRAfcL Sept 14 TO THI Willi ? desire ti extend ?iy business, Bin before you this Fall with tho lur; Prices to 5 MY STOCI DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, LADIES DRESS GOO J At] \ i Ready-made Clothing in th< TVo 01otlii*i<>* BOOTS AND SHOES in great variely Ladies Custom-made Shoes, which satisfaction. 1 invite all to oornc and see tnc Oct 18 "the lab Chinaware, Glasswg brough ? I have added to my line a handsom Crookery, at prices that the people w>U I , Caps, Saucers, l'lntcs, Tei Se.s. Plaques, Bisque Figures, Chamber Sets. ' to a first-class China Store. Call and ex i The finest selection of French an < Sm i Factories to receive Candy every 15 da , The choicest Foreign and Domcst lowest prices. 1 am eelliog the celebrated improved This Machine is undoubtedly the best neatest sewer, and the most durable. C< THE FINEST CIC The above goods will be found at the 1 Call and goods will be shown with ih Sept 21 FALL SEASC A Suit of Clothes A pair of Shoes, A pair of Suspenders, A Necktie A Worsted Dress Button Shoes ^Bo^73WT^**w>dl-infrinfi . A Wool Shawl ibfo And many other bargains too numero Anybody purchasing to the amount o! ,t the Dry Goods Emporium of 18, HARR 2 April 19 im ? i THE LITTLE 9 ! Is Headquarters for C i Fancy Groci TOBACCO, BACON, CIGARS, LARD, SNUFF'S, FLOUR, CIGARETTES, MOLASt STARCH, COFFEE TEAS, CHEESF CANDLES, HAMS, P SHOT, l?OW DEI CARTRIDGES, 8AUCES And a great many other things too le Thanking tha public at large for pa y in the future, I am Y iAug Si b!41 lEAI>C|UARTm i N I T b * ? ? 3 r 2? 5 s- i ? 5 5 -9 J 5 3 I 5' S g ? 2 ! -? ? 1 ^ I til I FIRING AND UPHOLST olsterer who will make your ?M furniture nni anything in my line for it means money saved. u nvt Anl- <1 ? ? J- I T . Best, The Cheapest roi'K OF? NERY CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, IN UNION. rou by fir ilie largest mi l most complete stock huil, at prices that speak fut* themselves, ock of Jeans before buying, fir we can certainly nn I sec ilieni ami get our prices. L>D shoes, nucli larger than usual. >Vo havc^somo BIO wc assure you they are worbl-beaters/ f, MILLINERY. twice as large as it has ever been, ami prices cut its to the finest 11 a* or Biniu-I. In this ilepartirtfcr am! Miss Carrie James wli > will be ever >ugli our Mammoth Stock. best of Goods, honest ami fair dealings, and oral patronage in the past, we kindly ask you to AM & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. 87 tf : Pi BLir, an I :i Inpo In iri'lucc you (o omc mid 8<*e inc. 1 gest slock I have ever Intuited, and with Iuit the Times. I CONSISTS OF !> *. KETS, NEW MARKETS. and MISSES'CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ; of the best Manufacturers 3 Country. Fits Ijike IVrino. and ipinntiiy, from the best Factories. I have sold for 15 years, with almost perfect REUBEN T GEE >1 4m LGEST LINE - OF ire, and Crockery ever t to Union. j e and complete line of China, Glassware bikI e surprise I at. after Tea Sets. Dinner Sets. Card Cases, Vases, Fancy Ware, an I everything pertaining mine ray stock. ck Candies. Special arrangement t made with ys. ic Fruits always kept on hand, nt the very WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE. made, the simplest, the lightest runner, the ill ami examine, cr writo fur particulars. JARS AND TOBACCO. ilamuinth Honk Store, e greatest pleasure. G. P. GARRETT, Leader in Books, Stationery and Crockery. )N OF 1889-'90. .... } Worth 7$, I ^or Wor?h SI GO, f $o, or over, will receive a iiW*. bundle strap, Y M. COHEN & BRO. At Col ton's old stand. 16 ly. 1 GREED FRONT" Confectioneries, Fruits and Bries, as follows : SUGAR, VINKGAR, 1MCK I.KS, NUTMKGS, PEPPER, CANNKI) GOODS, IKS, SPICKS, CANDY, NUTS, CRACK KR8, SODA, RAKING POWDKUS, MACARONI, LAUNDRY SOAP, it, PIPKS. TOILET SOAPS. MUSTARD, MATCH KS, Jious to mention. at patronage, and hoping to receirc a larger share oars, very respectfully, J. B. PORTER, At "The Little Green Front." 8<> im 'ERING. ^?1 I 1 n,:l'"r- " o l ft3 m-.v ni - ^ a? i posey & beo^H DRUGGISTS. * D K A L B US IN PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, vStC, READY MIXED PAINTS, WIIIT 10 LK\D, MXSEtil) OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLAS, PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS CHANDALIERS, PURE WINKS A\I) LIQUORS lor Mc licitial use. Careful uti'i courteous attention to each customer. I'RESCHll'TlOSS CARUFUl.hY ?V.lI l'OUMJED AT M.l, HOURS. Wc select our goods with greatest care, buy t In in ns low ns they can be bought for cnslt, :ui-l sell tbem at Lowest Living Prices. J. W. l'OSLV I5i:<>. -fc March 22 12 ly. ./ j, JESSE L. SWINK. W. .1. OETZEL JONESVILLE AHEAD! < 4 WE RELIEVE IX TIIE (illEAT FARMERS Alil/IANCE Against Iligil Prices. W liy wear nut your wagons nii'l stock in limiting over bid louts to mid from markets 10, 15 an I 20 mile4 from liome, when you can buy goods JUST AS CHEAP, and sell your cotton at Victory prices at .lonesville ? We are now o| cuing up a complete line of Dry Goods. Motions, Roots anil .Shoes, Groceries, etc.. and our motto wl 1 tie QUICK SALES AM) SMALL PROFITS. OUR STOCK IS LARGE. OUR GOODS ARE NEW, OUR PRICES ARE LOW ! Call on us, examine us. uiul lie conviaecd that the above s'ntcmoiii is "ALL WOOL, AND A YARD WIDE." SWINK. OETZEL& CO., IONBSV1LLK, One door fron, MeWhirter'a. Oct I l > if For Men, W omen and Clita only. THREE SPECIAL SALES THIS WEEK AT W. T. BEATY'S. 1,000 yords Satiucs, at cents. 2,000 * Jli} Fall Slook il1.1""" . And nil other Dry Goods nnd Notions proportionally cheap. CALL EARLY, ilct Yours, uihI Avoid the Uusii. W. T. MEATY. Oct 18 12 2m FIDELITY LOAN and TRUST CO. ? OF ? SPARTANBURG, S. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, . SllO.OOO.CO OFFH'RRS. President, * George CofieldTreasurer, - W. E. Durnct'. Attorney, J. B. Cleveland. ntUF.cTons. .Inaenli Walker. I .1. II Plpve'nn.l W. a. Manning. | Geo. W. Niohol!*. D. K. Converse. I W. E. Bnrnett. T. C. Duncan. I George C'ofield. Interest nlloweil on deposits at the rate of four per cent, per annum, and added to accounts semi-annually. July I'd 2U 1/