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? 11 ? /PUISHKO IX THI IJlI7,E\KI?. Denver, CI., No*. 14.?John McCorutick, FuperLeudant of Transportation ?-f tlio Fort jWorth Road, who has been in New Mexico for tan dtja prvt, fighting the snow bank-*, which were piled up on his r< a J by iccrnt bbsiards, returned home It?Jay. lis rnid: ^^ Ou Faturdny, No-omber 2, n sn?w ctoiin Skroko over ail that part of the country ?ti "Muding from Denver to Clarendon, i'cii ~~In a single night seven freight nud passenger train* on the Denver, Texas and Fort Worth Road were snowe l in and f >r ei^ht days were snowbound. After aa iiuprisonment of -eight days the faasengers were yraterday brought into Trinidad. They " thought they were released when they reach/ed thai place, but found avotber and ~ /\eznnl dowu front the Spaui-th peaks. vr?11< could be run in Pueblo and Denver, and they are still in Trinidad. In the contest with the drifts Engiuecr Mickey and Firemen Flanagan lost their lives. On? of one flock of 10,000 sheep near Clayton. M.. mil V ADO tnm.iii?n I ?*.*.! tKww w x j .....v., ...... .uv; fiii\ wouln 3 nitu up close to (he track whore uiou were nl work for protection against Iho coyotes which was constantly hove-ing about, gaunt and ravenous with hunger. It will not ba known for weeks how many cattle perished or how utany cowboys die I. A Sxcosn Blizzard.?Santa Fe, N. M., Not. 14.?It is snowing again to-day along the Atcbistn, T?peka and S?nm Fo, east of the Qlorietta Mountains, ami nil trains are delayed fr>m six to ten hours. In the northeastern co ner of the Territory, cast of Bed Itiver, is a ftrij of country reventyfite miles wide, which tsiu the blizzard belt of the Colorado and Kansas plait", an I t is from that section I'nt reports ot terrible suffering to munand beast ato now coming. Nearly three feet of snow overs the ground . on the level,. ^>nd it has drifted into great an I frozen over with a hard 6a^^*"dnist. l'rohably seveu thousand head of fa tid beef oati'e retidy for market h.avc ??ctS<hed or scattered so Fiat they are as good as lost to thoir owners, and not less than thirty thousand head of sheep have died of oxJ^jnR^eurS^Th? loss to htuiian life cannot bo estiH^itLAted. Thus far the bodies of a:x men havo been reoovetod and eight or ten stock men, cowboys and herders are missing, among them t). W. McQuistian, a prominent citizen of Raton, who was counting 2,0'K) beef steers far shipment when the blizzard first struck Ibe range leu days ago. List of Letters Remaining in the l'ostoflicc at Un'on, for the week ending Nov. 22d., INS'.l. O.S. Boultnore. IMrs. S. L. Little. L. B. Qunsanllces. I.lames Moody. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will bo require I to pay one cent. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. VRED RUST PROOF OATS ?-^1vOO Rusticity Rdl Rust Proof Oats for sale at FANT BRO S. Nov 22 - 17 lit SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to me by note or account, are requested to make immediate payment, as 1 am compelled to collect. \Y. H. SARTOR, Nov 8 4"> :lt. Sale of Land. I WILL oiler .'or sale at Union, C. If., on the firs. Monday in December next, at ' public auc.'o.i, a -act of laud iu Bogansvi'le | lownsuip, o-i fi.icK'iey i;ou<l containing, fifty one and 2-10 acres, more or lcs*. bounded by lands of estate of T. 11. .Icier. >1. , r.rr and others; it being tract No. K of Mcausvill tract, formerly of A. W. Tiiomson. TERMS OF SALE. I One-i'n'f cash, balance on a credit, of one ([ year, with interest from day of sale, secured ' by mortgage of the premises, with privilege i to purchaser of paying aM co ' For further 'ufovuialion apnly to .la ties Munro, Esq.. It. \V. S1IAND. Nov 22 17 2t* MASTER'S SALE The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of (Nxn in on IMo-is. Thomas C. Duncan, as Executor of 11. II. Rice I'htinli'T, aijuiitxt John I). Long, Drfendttnl. V f N obedience to an order made ia the Jl above stated case, by His Honor, A. 1*. Aldrich, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, y _ vvviihin Hio legal hours of sale, on the first t Monday in December, 138'.), ihe following described properly, to wit : 143 acu its. All that certain iract of land lying, ^eing and Mtinta? in Jonesvilio Union ^^uniy, S'ato "nforcnid, cuitaining one-hundred and forty three acres, move or less, bounded by lands of \V. T. Littlejohn, C. Horn, J. E. Lindsay, Es'ate IV. 11. Hnmcs and others. TOWN LOT. All that lot of land lying, heing and situate in the town of Jooesvi He, Union County, gtnle aforesaid, coiwaiirng one acre, ntorc or lese, bounded l?y lam Is of Mrs. Sullic Scolt, Main street, lauds of J. (J. Long and Spartanburg, Union and Columbia Kail road. 317 Acatta. All that certain tract of land lying, being ** and situate in Joncsvillc township, Union | Couuly, State aforesaid, known as the GodI frey tract, containing about three hundred ' and seventeen acres, more or less, bounded by lands of David James, Richard Lemastcr, John Picken*, Daniel Mosely and Elijah Fowler, J. E. Lindsay G. W. Homier and J. G. Long. TERMS OF SALE One-third cash; the balance on a ere lit of one and two years in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to he secured by bond of the porch iser and a mortgage of the premises. J A MRS MUNRO, Master for Union County. Master's Ollice, Nov. 8, 1V81L Nov 13 it) 3t. t $H-The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleat. II. M. Grim hall, /'/'tin fit)' il'/ilinft Clarissa Gault, and others, /)rf< wlnnl*. ^ J N obedience to an order made in the JL above stated case, by Mis Honor, A. P. Aldrich, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, within the legal hours ofsale, on the first Monday in December 1889, the following described property, to wit ; 110 ACRK8. All that cer'ain tract of land lying, being and situate in Union County, State nfareV Slid, containing one hundred and ten acres / more or less, bounded by lands of estate of ' I nunr.lt ?..? ? I I vlXI-- /? 1 vvV?|'.i . u. ?/. i'1'iuu.-u, mift. Minnrn Hcoit and Thomas llelue, deceased. Ti IIMS OP SALE. >4P// One third cash; (lie balance on n credit of one an<l two year?, in oijual installment?, with interest from day of sn'c, to be secured by bond of the purchaser an I a mortgage of the premises, J A M ES MUNRO, Master for I'nion County. L Master's Ofiice, Nov. H, lHH'.'. Nov 15 -10 yt. ' U The StatJ of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the C>url of Common Pleas. Jiuimie \V. Graham. ns Administratrix of 11. C. Griiliui, deceased, I'l'tnihf, wjai,x*t C. 1*. QrahiiD, nuJ other*. Dsfeivlmt*. IN obedience to an order made In the above stated cm?, by hi* Honor. \V. II. \V lace. Circuit Judge, I will sell before the C art Ilou?e door, in the town of Uuion, wi'iiin the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in December, 188'J, the following desc< ib.'d pr>pcrtr. tn-wit: 150 ACRES. All I at certain iraot ?.f land, lying, being and situ t in Uui n County, St its aforesaid, count tting one hundred and fifty acres, moretr lees, known as the "Home Place," bouti le I l y lands of Estate of J. W. Graham, Mrs. Mary Humphries, Mrs. E. E. Thomas ati'l the Hamilton Bridge Road. 140 ACRES. All that c.Tt iiu t act of land, lying, being ?nd siiunte in UtCon County, State aforesaid, containing one hun Irod and forty acres, more or less, known as the "Shann in Place,'' bouu<lod by Ian-Is of Mrs. Mary Humphries, Mrs. E. E. Tli >nt is, P. P. iiara ltou and Mrs. A. llutler. THUM'S OF SALB. One-half Ca-h ; the balance on a credit of twolvc months with iuloro-t frjin day of sale, to bo secure I by b rid of tbo purohaser and a mortgage of the promises. JAMB3 MUNltO, M.i?ter for Union C>unty. Master's Office, Not. 8. 18S'J. Not 15 4li 3t The State of South Carolina. COUXTi OF irxiox, In tlio Court of Cjuiuioii Pleas. Sophronin Whitiniro, I'.nin iff, iigiu'imi Sallic M. Hill. K. C. Wliiliii'to, nu I others, It; millII,*. iN obedience to nn rdor made in the aboTe stated case by his Honor, A. 1'. Aldrich, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within tho legal hours of sole, on the first Moudxy in Deceinbc", 18811, the following describe ! property, t.?-wii : U5U AORHS. All that certain tract of Ian I, lying, being and situate in Union County, So?te.aroresaid, known us the Crust Keys liaet, containing nine hundred and fitly acres, more, or less, bounded by lands of J. (). Rvtsill, D. II. Slle'.dou, 11. G. W.ltiurn, Jesse H. Davis, and others. Hail tract will he sold in one or more tracts ; plats of which can be seen at my office. THU.MS OF SALK ()tic-thir?l Cash ; the ba'ance o i a credit of one and iivo years, in equal installments, with interest froin day of sale, to bo secured by b'-nd of the purchaser and a tr.or.gagc of the premises. JAMBS MUNR'J, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Nov. 8. 18811. Nov 15 40 Si The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common l'leas. Mury M. Russell. Flnintiff. iignin.it Robert (3. Farr, and others, Defendant* ooeuience t> nn oruer mate in tuc above stated cise, l?y His ' ".or A. 1*. All rich, Circuit Judge, I will cell before the Court house door, in the tuwu of Union, within the legal hours or sale, on the first Monday m December, ISS'J, the following described property to wit: 24ti ACUKM. All that certain tract of laud lying, being and silua'e in Santuc township, Uni >n County, Su.,c aforesaid, containing two huuilred an I t-nty-six acre?, more or less, boundc I by lands of Siins MeD inicl, estate of T. J. Jones, and others. Said tract will be sold in separate tracis, plats of which can he seen at my ollice. All that certain lot. of lnml lying, being and situate iu Santuc township, Union County, State aforesaid, at Sautuc Depot, containing one-tenth of an acre, more or less, bounded by lands of estatoof T. J. Jones. Terms of Sale?One-third cisli, the balance on a credit of one and two years, in equal instill icnt?, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of the puicbascr and a mortgige of tlie premises. JAMES M UN lit). Master for Union County. Master's Oilicc Nov. S, 1881). Nov 15 40 St. The Stnto of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common l'leas. James Munro, Master, 1'lnintiff, nguinxl Thomas Lee Thorp, David Johnson, Jr., and others, JJr/cnihinln. IN obedience to an order made in I lie above sta,ed case, by his Honor, A. P. Aldrich, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court House door, in the town of I'nioti. witlrn the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday iu December, ISS'.i, the following described properly, to-wit : All that certain lot of land iu tlie* town of Union, where the late James 11. Sleeduiaii resided at the time of his death, hounded by Main Street, by Spartanburg, Union and Columbia liailroad, lot of Mrs. A. I). Arthur, Containing two acres, more or less. Saul lot known as Lot No. 1, of the estate of James It. Kteedmun, deceased. TKKMS OF SALK. One-third Cash ; the balance on a credit of one and two years in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNKO, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Nov. H. ISS'.i. Nov 15 l(i ".I The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. It. G. fVilburn, 1). N. Wi'.burn, and Maria bishop. Plaintiff* ih/ttiiitf. John Wilburn, Eliza Dodd, Arrio Gregory and Oertie Gregory, Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated case by iI is Honor, A. 1\ Aldrich Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court house door, in tho town of Union, within the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in December, lb8'J, the following descriceu property 10 wii : 5<?5 acrks. All thai certain tract of land lying, being and situate in Cross Keys township, Union County, State aforesaid, containing five hundred and sixty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of.). F. Ilctsill, II. J. llelsill, James (irnham and Elizabeth Hobo. Said tract will be sold in separate tracts, plats of which can be seen at my otlice. 'IT.U.MS OF SAI.E. One-third cish: the balance on a credit of one, two and three years, in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to he secured by b >nd of the purchaser tin 1 a mortgage of the premises. The purchaser to have leave to pay all ctsh. JAMES MEN P.O. Master for Union County. Master's Ollice Nov. 8, ISS'J. Nov 16, 66 St. The Stale of South Carolina. COUXTV OF UNION. Ia the Court of Co n nou Pies A.A-QmIi, Janes O (hill, M *-y S. All-? man an! other-*, l"ti:ntijT*. tujainst Uort"iicii? Q:i'i t an 1 >'Iters, DaftndinU. IN obelicnco t-> an order made in the above stated case, by Mis Honor, *A, P., Aldricli, Circuit Judge, I will eell before the Court House door, in the t ?wa of Union,% within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in Decemher 1880. the following described proper'y to wit : 400 Aonns. All that cert tin tr*ct of l-tnd lying, being and si'uate in Union Cattily. State aforesaid, eoninioing f ur Iruudred acres, more or less, bounded by Inn Is of Newton 0*11nian, II. S. Porter. J. 0. Kelly, Joseph Ke'ly and ethers. Said traflt will be sold in four tracts, p!a*s of which cut be seen at my ollice. TERMS OF SALE One-third cash, the bal tnoo on a credit of ot^ and two years, in equtl installments, with iniorcU from d-ty of s ite, t ? be sceurcl by bond of the p-irc i iser an-l mortgigi of tKn itsammas 1 I \1 L'J \l llVlt/t >uv |*i viu 10C1I1 / .-V *1 I<1 illUiHW, Master f?r Union County. Master's OHicc. No*. 8. 1889. No* l"> 40 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. \ In the Court of Common Pleas. Joseph H. McKissick, as Clerk of Court, Plaintiff, ayaintt David Johnson Jr., and Edd Gilliam, Dtftndant*. , IN obedience to an order made in the ' abovo stated case by Mis Honor, A. P. A'drich. Circuit Judg->, 1 will sell before the | Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, ou the first t Monday in December, 1889, tho followiog described property to wit: A1 that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in Statue township. Union County, State aforeeaul, containing one hundred and eight acres, more or less, bounded by lands of W. T. L ttiejolin and others. TERMS OF SALE: Tho purchase money to be paid cash. *.M MESMUNHO, Master loslTniiin County. Master's Olhce, Nov. 8, 18u>s, N ?v lo 4t> - 8t. ] The State of Soutli Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common l*lcvs. < H. S. Lipscomb, ]'lain!iff, against Levinnh It. Davidson, and others. Defendant*. IN obedience to au order made in the ^ above stated case, by his lienor A. P. , Aid rich, Circuit Judge, I ?i I sell before , the Court Hons.* d.>or, in the dkii of Union, within the legal hours of snip, on the first .Niouday in December, 18SD, the following describe I property, to-wif : 7.1 ACUKS. All the right, title and interest of Levinah It. Davidson, in a ccr'ain tract ??f land, <i lying in Union County. Siata o foresaid, boutitled by finds of S. F. INlce, J. II. Fop- , ter, A. A. Sat'rati and Tnoinpsou ltobbs, , containing seveni v-three acies. more or less. . TKItSlS OF 8AI.K. One-half Cash ; the balance on a credit , of twelve months, with interest from day ( of sale, to be secure I by bond of the purchaser and a niortgigo of t!ie premises. JAMES MUNUO, Ma-tor for Union County. .Master's Office, Nov. 8, 1880. Nov 10 4(? . j The State of South Carolina. COUNTY or SlWltTANIJUKO. In the Court of Common l'lcas, i James L. Hill ctal, Plaintiffs, against Klizabeth Johnson et at. Defendants. BY virtue of a decree of Ilis Honor Judge 1 T. It. Fraser, passed Aug. I 'll It 18811, 1 1 will sell at public outcry from the Court house steps at Union, to tlie highest bidder, j on snlesday in December next, the following described real estate; to wit : ( All that tract or parcel of land lying in the County of Union, State of South Carolina, part of the tract known as the McCravy tract, i containing sixty-four acres, more or less, bounded by the Spartanburg County line, Tyger Kivcr, lands of Wesley Hollis and oth- 1 crs. THKMSOFSALK?One third cash, balance in one and two years with interest from day of ' sale; credit portion secured by bond of pur- ' chaser and mortgage of the premises sold. 1 I'ltrciiuser may pay nil casn, aiu( must pay 1 lor papers ami for recording. II. 1$. CAKLISHK, Master. Nov. titli., 188'.t. Nov S -1"> -It. SHERIFF S SALES. For December 1880. BY virtue of sundry executions to me tli. reeled, I will sell, before the Court House ilror in the town of Union, on Monday, the second day of December, next, during the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to-wil : 330 ACHES. J All the right, titlo and interest that K. L. Hinder. Jr. owns in one tract of laod, situ, ate, lying And being in ltogansville township, Union County, containing three hundred and thirty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mr. Harrison, estate of Asa Smith, deceased, J. T. H. Under, trustee, and others. Levied ou and to be sold as the property of K. L. Hinder, Jr., at the suit of E. H. Hinder. Sr., nod others, plaintiffs, against E. H. Hinder, Jr., Defendant. ALSO Cue tract of land belonging to the estitc of Hubert V. Harris, deceased, situate, lying and being in I'inckuey township, Union County, containing one hundred and twelve acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, Mrs. Hapsey Calinian E. V. (ioittg, and Mrs Yeslian Hyies. Levied ott and to be sold as I lie property of Hobert V. Harris, deceased, at the suit of itobcrt \V. Harris, I'laintitf against llioinas J. liar- , ris, as administrator of It. V. Harris, deceased, rt ul. J. ?. I.OXO, s. u. c. Sheriffs Office, Nov. 9, IHS'J. Nov. 13 4t> St. Executor's Sale, BY orJer from Hon. J. M. Geo, Judgo of Probate for Union County, I will offer for sole, before the Court house door, to the highest bidder, on Snleidny in December next, oil the right title and interest?being one-half?that the hue Dr. .lohn W. Peeey had in the stock and fixtures of the Drug Store, at Union, C, II. conducted under the firm name of J. W. I'oscy & Bro. TUB MS CASH. B. F. POSEY, Ex'r of Will of J. \V. l'osey. Charleston .Y/r< & ('mirier and Spartan- i burg //<,?//?/ wi 1 publish once a week for three weeks and send bill to D. A. Town- j send, Attorney, Union, S. C. 10 40 I Valuable Prop3rty for lalei '? Improved Town Property?A Talublo Farm near Town. . ... .. BY virtue of a power of Attorney, sriren me by James Grant. 1 will *. ' j the iiigiiooi uiuuer, m iuc v/ourx nonse aocr nt Union, S. C., on Mlewiur in Deoembsr next, the following described property, to pay mortgage liens h?U))J NJL C. Kdwards, .T. Hunter, J5. H. W?lw%, b. C. Flynn, nnd M. A. E. 8artor: r K y I The property known as the Schoppaul property, in the town of Union, South side of Main street, now occupied by J. Q. lluchlieit. The lot will bo.sold in two parcels. II Tlio lot adjoining the Schoppaul property on the East, on which arc the rooms now used as a furniture store and a jewelry store. This lot will be divided and sold in three lots, to correspond with the three store lots thereon. HI A valuable farm of 41J acres of rich bottom lands; through which Hows a stream of water, two miles from town, on the Cross Keys road. IV One pasture lot nnd Brick Yard, West of Tosche's Branch, and bounded by said branch on the East, with a tine pasture containing about three acres, on the road leading to Cross Keys. Will be sold in two lots. V Also the lot and improvements on which Mr. George Geddes 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 pny for papers. Plats of the above property can be seen at the office of D. A. Townsend. D. C. FLYNN, Attorney in fact. xj__ 1 r. ji'. 11VT 119 1U OI, The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Eloyse Hawkins, I'laintiff . againtt Isndorc Bol?o, W. D. Trcxler, Nellie Trexlcr, i Defendant*. To tlie Defendants aliovc named : YOU arc hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this notion, >f which a copy is herewith served upon you. md to serve a copy of your answer to the mid complaint on the subscribers nt their oficc. No. 2 Law Range, Union South Carolina, vithin twenty days after the service hereof, sxclusive of the day of such service; and if ,'im fail to answer the complaint, within the iuic aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action ivill apply to the Court for the relief dcnianled in the complaint. Dated Nov. 7, A. D. 1889. WILLIAM MUNUO, JAMES M. GEE, Plaintiff1 s Attorneys. To t lie Defendant* : W. D. Trexlcr, Nellie frexler: Take notice, that the compiaint in this nclioii, together with the summons, of which he foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common 1'lcas nt Union,'in the County of Union in (lie State of South Carolinn, on the 7th day day of November, A. D. 1389, WILLIAM MUNUO J.TWfiSTT.'GKB, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Uniou, S. 0. Nov. 7th, 1889. Nov 8 45 Gt. Sale of Valuable Town LotsTHE DUNBAR PLAGE. BV virtuo of a power of Attornoy to mo nui<le by Archie R. Stokes, dated August 30tli, 1880, and recoided in the office of tlie Register of Mesue Conveyance for Union County, in Book K. No. 29, pages, 711, and 712, I will soil, as the property ef said Archie R. Stokes, before the Court liouso door, in the town of Union, on salrcdny in December, 1889, the following described property to wit : All that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in the town of Union on the SVest side of Tosh's Branch, containing fortyone (41) acres, more or less, known as the Dunbar plaoc, bounded by lands of Mrs Ann II. Jeter, the Blassingamc Rind, 0. C. May and others. Slid tract will be divided and sold in convenient building lots, plats of which can be seen at my office. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash; the balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest from day of sale, lobe secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. D. A. TOWNSEND, Attorney in fnct. Union S. C. Nov. 11, 1889. Nov 15 40 St. Mortgage Sale. UNDER n power of sale contained in n Mortgage executed and delivered by Amanda J. Foster to Robert Little, dated 28th September, A. D. 1888, and recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in Book J. No. 9. page 2:11,1 will sell before the Court house door, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday in December next, to the liigncst bidder, tlie I aci, of land described as follows : All tliat certain tract of land lying, being mid situuie in Union County, State aforesaid, commencing at an Elm on Fnirforest ccek, Mid S. 74, W, 47.2U, to a Pine in old Mill Road, thence with said rond to .stake, thence oii.J, W. 0.60, to s.nkc, thence K. 86.00, lo stake; thence K. 3.25, to stake; ihcnce X 13, W. to stake; thence S. 78; K. 10.50 to double mulberry; thence X. 32: K. 10 25 to stake on Creek; thence up said creek to the beginning, containing 163 acres, more or less. T Kit MS OF KALK. CASH. ItOHKRT LITTLE, Mortgagee. Nov 15 40 3t Mortgage Sale. BY virtue of a power contained in a mortgage given by Thomas F. bison, to J. U. Edwards, dated 15th August, 1881, and recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Cauvcyance for Union County, in llook of Mortgages, 0. No. 7., p 28, will sell at public outcry before the Court House at Union S. C., during the legal hours of sale, on Salesday in December next, that tract of land lying on the Columbia Hoad one and a half miles South of the town of Union, known as the John Eison jd^ce, and, adjoining lands of C. C. Sartor, W."TT. Wallace, C. Lankford and bounded by the Columbia rond. Terms Cash?l'urchater to pay for papers. J. C. EDWARDS. Mortgagee. Nov 15 46 8?. AN EARNE SIM3ALL] ALL persons who bare purchased Guana \ and other goods from us, due Nov. 1st, and have not paid the same, must resphnd promptly. Wo arc obliged to meet our obligations, and our customers must aid us to do it. FARR ?t THOMSON. 10 40 tf A T. E. 1? HK. F U R A great I ? c ? variety of jf i =' | tWcdding. ? | x Birthday, nnd ^ cr Holiday = TO rre8ent4. ?" REPAID A first-class Cabinet Maker and Uphnlstcn expense. Don't fail to see me when in need of nnythi Big Stock The Largest, The B STOCK DRY GOODS, MILLING I BOOTS AND SH< We nro prepared this season to show yon bv in all its department*. tba' we have ever had, JRANS.?Don't fail to examine our stock of save you some money in this line. Call an 1 si BOOTSA> Our stock of Roots and Slmcs is much LKADEKS to show. I.ook at them, for *c n-s MILLINERY, In this department our stock is about twice to the bottom. Ladies lints fro in 1f> cents 10 i mcnt you will find Miss K-uelle RittenderlTer :i ready to welcome you and show you through 01 Remember, our motto is always the best < the lowest prices. Thanking the puh'ic for their very liberal p; continue the same in the future. Respectfully, GRAHA1V Sept 1-1 :17 TO THE With a desire to extend *iy business, ami a am before you this Fall with the largest s Prices to !Sui MY STOCK CO 1?HV GOODS am* NOTIONS, LAD IKS I?II Kb GOODS, JACK KTS, Ready-made Clothing of in the C< TVo 01c>Tliii;i<>: TTi BOOTS AND SIIOKS in grout variety and >|i Ladies Custom-made Shoes, which 1 Ii.-iv 8 ili.sftiction. I invite nil to ornnc mi l sec iiic Oct 18 II THE LAR6 ? O I Chinaware, Glassware, brought tc I have added to my line a handsome a id i Crockery, at |>rict*.<? that the people will he *ur| Cups, Saucers, l'lntes, Tea Ses. nfter Plaques, Disque Figures, Chnmber Sets, V is h. to a first-class China Store. Call unci exiuiinc The finest .selection of French and Slick Ci Factories to receive Candy every 1 *> days. The choicest Foreign and Domestic Fn lowest prices. isi*"- " 1 am selling the eelobratcd improved WIIKIi This Machine is undoubtedly the be?t in idi neatest sewer, and the most durable. t'?ll no'l THE FINEST CIGAI The above goods will be found nt the Manuii Call and goods wilt be shown with ihe gie be Sept 21 "THE LITTLE ( Is Headquarters for Conl Fancy Grocene tobacco, bacon, CIGARS, BAUD, SNUFFS, FLOl'H, CIO AH KTTMS, MOUASSKS, STARCH, COFFKH, TKAS, CIIKKSU, CAN DLLS, HAMS, SHOT, l'OWDKH, CAHT1MDOKS, S ACTUS, And a great many other things too lelious I Thanking the public nt large for past |utr< in the future, I am Yours, ^ Aug .31 1 T T TLTfN UUiNS, GUIM Having given an Import (>n!er for my (Ji coat of them, I challenge the Siute in ] rim If you want a niwfl Ouu come to bcc inc. V? uta, very re IS N I T I l O t: ?> 53 P* 3 c' p = 2 X 2 C CT. ? x 5 3 I 3 ft ? ? j S i ?? j ?? I I : LING AND UPHOLST >r who will nt>?ke your old furniture nn? njr in my line for it mrnns money saved. :! Honest Goods ! Lo) est, Tiie Ctajesi OF IY CLOTHING, HATS, 3ES, IN UNION. far (lie largest mi 1 ino.-t complete slock at prices that speak for themselves. Jeans before buying. f>r we can certainly >c tlicra nii'i get otir pii:cs. 1> SHOWS, larger than usua\ We have some BIO iurc you lltey nre ? rld-beatcrs. MILLINERY. as large as it hns ever leea, ami prices cut be finest i I at or Bum-i. In ibis departi'il Miss Carrie Jime , wli w.ll bo ever ir Mammoth Slock. >f Goods, honest and fair dealings, and itronage in the past, we kindly ask you to I & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. tf PUBLIC. hope to itilucj you to come and see me, I hick I luifi? ever himuleUj and wiltv. t the Times. NSISTS OF NEW MA It NETS. Ann Mi?l?WrJ.OAlW, II081 PaRY, GLOVES, the best Manufacturers ountry. tw I^iko ^liue. ?-\nii?_y. from the host Factories, e tjolil for 15 yc'irs, w'tli almost perfect REUBEN T GEEI -lin EST LINE and Crockery ever > Union. complete line of China, Gl isiware and wise I at. Tea Sets, Dinner Sets. Card Cases, Fancy Ware, and everything pertaining my stock. imlics. Special arrangement* marie with tits always kept on hand, at the very ILKK & WILSON SPAYING MACI1INU. the simplest, the ligh'e.-t runner, the I examine, cr write f.r particulars. IS AND TOBACCO. it It IJonk Store, atest pleasure. G. P. GARRETT, nrier in IJooks, Stationery nnri Crockery. J y 1REEN FRONT" Eectioneries, Fruits and s, as follows : SUGAR, VINKGAH PICKLKS, M'T.M WIS, PKPPKK, ( ANNUL COOLS, SPICKS, CANDY. NUTS, CRACKKUS. SOLA. IIAKINC POWDKRS, .MACARONI, LAUNDRY SOAP. PI PUS, TOILKT SOAPS. MUSTARD, MATCH FS, lo mention. image, ami hoping to receive a larger share ery respectfully, J. B. PORTER, At "Tho Little Green Front." Ui"> 4m "S! GUNS! ius, which implioi a groat tavlag ia the sj>cct fully, W. D. BEWLEY, H i 2 I I |\} 81'EOIALTIBS. ERING. \ . " s -i l mnttrcs?e4 ;i? g. o-1 swj new at aVcrL small \ | iv Prices ! / V J J. POSEY & BMW. DRUGGISTS. I) K A I. E It 8 IN PURE MEDICINES. DRUGS, \ CHEMICALS, TOILET A RTICLE S TKU3SKA. SIIOlTLDEIt IlltACES, &C, READY MIXED PAINTS, 'A'IIITK LK\1>, lilNSKW!) OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLA3, PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, LA MPS, and LAMP GOODS CMANDALIERS, I'uni'i Kiiinih^ /vrvi> 1<I<JUOI<S f.r Medicinal use. Careful iiii-i courteous ulicnlion lo inch on. Tuner. /'/?'r.'S:-itiI' ' IOS'S C'.l -xUFULl. V COM j'oiux/>/ :/> at a/./, nouns. ? We solid our goods with greatest cure, liny I In til i;s low as ibey run?bo?bought frrrensli, i?hl sull iliem i.t Lowest Living Prince. J. IV POSKV & 11110. Mnrcli L'2 VI ly. THE PUZZLE^ <) P T llli T1 M E S 1 S T II E FIVE-CENT COUNTER A T S. M. RICE, JR., E, U. ? It is simply marvelous what beautiful, large and valuable articles can bo ought at "East Union" lor just ONE NICK I.E. Call nml prico my stuck of Groceries, Hardware, Ilolloivware, Tinware, Crockery and (Jucensware, OILS AND PAINTS, Window Glass, .lug-ware, Fiower l'ols, Woodenware, iloois anil Sbo.s, Staple Ury Goods. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Wheat, Ools, llarley ai:il Eye. vyuui:u, at u poumi.i ior -7* i. Sugar, ut 14 pounds f>r,!j?l. Good Flour at ?1 25 per 15-iircl. (iuriH, from $2 25 upward-. A good Dreech Loader ut $8 75. Fancy Tin and Crockery Toilet Sets. Agent for Dupons'e, Ilrrctilcs and Atlas Powder and Dynamite. Agent ?' >! Luiuhee. Ilnggy Whips, Sole-Leather and Shoe findings. Molasses at 155 con's and upwards. Fine Librnry and Hall Lamps. Largest 5c p'ug to* ueco to be had. Cow chains that v. ill n- t break nor (angle with ordinary ii?o. S. IMC;K, .311., 15, U. Oct 11 Ji 2in FIDELITY LOAN and TRUST CO. ? o f ? SPAKTANI5UKU, S. C. CAPITAL PAIL IN, . $30,000.00 . niFICKBS. Pivsi'l-aii, - G.-o/ge Cofie'd* Treasurer, - - W. K. Hurmtt. Attorney, J. 15. (lsvchnd. niHKCTORS. Joseph V.'.i'kcr. I J. 15. Cl?ve:a:i l. \V. S. Manning. | (Jen. W. Nicliolls. U. 15. Converse. | W. K. Hurnrtt, T. C. Duncan. ! (Purge Coficld. 1 ri?c-res-t allowed on deposits nt the ra'c of font" per cent, per annum, an 1 nddod to ccounts scuii-annnnlly. Inlv I'i ' 'an a * New Tail and Winter Millinery Goods. 1 EXTEND a ci rj :il inviU'i.iii to t!io . Lulies of Union mi.1 surrounding couiit'j to call and examine my new and ohoice 81} 1(8 Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, including l'ATTEKN II VIS, BONNETS, Kenilters, Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, an<t die lali'Ht novelties in all kinds of 'i'liuiruing-, nud all the b-udiugoiyles Hint have been imported lb s reas?n. Will be ready for (lie 26lli. MRS. OKA NT. Oct 2"> l ! 3m 500 Acres to Rent> I VINO bet w c? n I he forks of llroad and J I'noo'.ei Riv.t?, known as THE ALEXANDER Til VCT. TERMS EASV. Apply in J b ? Henry Ga lutun, Sunny -'ilc, 1'. ?? or .Mi. II. F, I'aovlet. Nov. U 46 iil,