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EX? i -v / ./PWUSHKO IX TBI KkllllXU. DfDTtl ' Not. 14.?John MoCurtnick, fupei 4 'yloUudDDt of TrapsportatioD ?>f the For Worlb Road, who has been in New Motioi ferten d*ye p?*t, fighting the mow bank* which were piled up on hia r?ad by iccrn ?' ? 1 \ ?? ? wa-vwswv I viU' liCVi U'/'NO I . 110 fflKl V. ^|^Ou 8aturday, November 2, n tnow atom S^lit over ell thai part of (he country ex jflpuding from Denver to Clarendon, Tei <s ^To a single night seven freight and paa?cu ger trains on the Denver, Texas and For worth Road were snowed in aud fir ei^hi days were snowbound. After an imprison. J meut of -eight days the rs?to|*r* w?ri yesterday brought into Trinidad. Tlie< " thought they were released when thej reaebed that place, but found avotlier and fiercer blissard down from tl-e Spauish peaks Mo train could be run in Pueblo aud Denver and they are.still in Trinidad. Io the ooo teat with the drifts Engineer Ilickey am Firemen FNnngaa lost their lives. Out of ono flock of 10,000 sheop near Clay ton, N". M.. only 600 remained, and the) would o iino up close to the iraok whoro uion were at work for protection against the ooyotes which was constantly hove>ing about gaunt and ravenous with hunger. It wil not be known for weeks how many c.itth i.i i i - - pnanvu or now many cowooys di( t. A Skcoso Blizzard.?Santa Fe, N. M. Not. 14.?It U anowing again to-day along the Atohism, T?pelca and Stnta Fe, east of the Glnriatta Mountains, and alllrains art delayed fr>m six to ten hours. In the northeastern Co nor of ilia Territory, coal of Rod Hirer, is a strip of country rorcnty'Its miles wide, which ia in the blizzard bell of the Colorado and Kansas plait*, an I t is from that eection ih*t reports-of terrible offering to man and btast are now ooming. Nearly three feet of snow oirera the ground on the ISTgh^nd it bss drifted into gri-al ^M an 1 frozou orer with a hard I'rohnbly seven thoaaand head of fa ? ?. ?iu ueei can e rrnuy ior market hare "eiS<hed or scattered so Fiat they are as good a? lost to their owners, and not less than thirty ^^housand head of sheep hare died of ex^^^^snrT'/' lie loss to human life caunot ho ratiH^BHded. Thus fhr the bodies of s:x men hare been recovered and eight or ten stock men, cowboys and herdors are missing, among them >. W. McQuiMian. a prominent citizen of Raton, who was counting 2,0'X) beef steers for shipment when the blizzard first struck the range ten days ago. List of Letters Remaining in the Pontoffico nt Uiron, for the week ending Nov. 22d., 188'.). O.S. JJoulmorc. IVIrs. 8. L. Little. L. B. Ounsanllees. | J nines Moody, -v Persons calling for the above letters will please say ifadvertiscd, and will bo required to pay one cent. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. **RED RUSTPROOF C)ATS ?4PIOO Bashcls Rod Rust Proof Oats for sale at FA NT BUG'S. Not 22 - 47 8t | SPECIAL NOTICE. y^ LL porsons indebted to me by note or nc vvauf, ni<] r?l|U?BUIU ID IT1IIK0 llMmetllate payment, aa I nni compelled to collect. W. II. SARTOR, Not 8 45 8t. Sale of Land. I WILL offer Tor sale at Union, C. II., on the firs. Monday in December next, at * public auc 'o.i, a l.ict of land in Bogansvi'lc township, on Pi.ickncy Rood containing, fifty one and 2-10 acros, more or less, bounded by lands of estate of T. B. Jeler. V >1. . err and others; it being tract No. 8 of McatisTill tract, formerly of A. W. Thomson. TERMS OF SALE. One-ba'f cash, balance on a credit of one year, with inte.-eat fVom day o" sale, secured by mortgage of the premises, with privilege to purohasor of paying a'l ca- !i. For fUrther Information apnly to James M-unro, Esq., 11. W. SHAND. Not 22 47 2t? MASTER'S SALE The State of South Carolina, rnitvtv rn? nvmv In the Court of Common I'lens. Thomas C. Duncan, an Executor of B. II. iticc Plaintiff, aguimt John D. Long, Defendant. ?N obedienoe to ao order made in the above stated cose, by Ilis Honor, A. P. Aldrich, Circuit Judge, I will soil before ^^the Court House door, in the town of Union, PP^arithin the legal hours of sale, on the first i aloud ay in December, 1889, the following described property, to wit: 148 A011X8. All that certain tract of land lying, dMing and ?itu*te in Jonesvillo Uuiou vBunty, 8'ute afore-mid, ontaining one-hundred and forty-three acres, more or I lw. bounded by lands of W. T. Littlejohn, I C. Horn, J. H. Lindsay, Es'nte W. B. Homes I and others. I TOWN LOT. All that lot of land lying, being and situH ate in the town of Jooesvi lie,"Union County, State aforesaid, oomain'ngone aero, more or | le^e, bounded by lands of Mrs. Sallie Scott, . Main street, lauds of J. (J. Long and SparB tanburg, Union aud Columbia ll&ilroad. B 317 AOftKA, 1 All that certain (mot of land lying, being A ttd situate in Joncsville township, Union B County, State nforeeiiiJ, known as the Godn ftrey tract, containing about three hundred and seventeen sores, wore or lose, bounded 9 by lands of David James, Riohird Lemastor v John Fiokens, Daniel Mosely and Elijah ^ Fowler, J, E. Lindsay 0. W. Bonner and i J O. Long. jj TERMS OP SALE I One-third cash; the balance ou a credit | of one and two years in equal installments, I with interest from day of sale, to be secured K by bond of th? purchaser end a mortgage >\ IP.? premises. ' JAMES MUNRO, , Master for Union County. |[ Master's Office, Nov. 8, 1?89. Lr^^Nov 15 40 8l. | The ?5tato of South Carolina. 9 COUNTY OF UNION. V In the Court of Common l'len . * H. M. Qriaihall, Plaintiff f againtt 1 Clarissa Qoult, and others, Defendant*. 2 J N obedience to an order made in th( K JL tbote stated case, by Ilia Honor, A. P w Aldricb, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court Houae door, wilbin the legal hour C of Mile, on the first Monday in Decrmbe A 1889, the following deaoribed property, t< m wit : 1 W* 3% 110 ACRES. " All that eer'ain tract of land lying, beinf |B and situate in Union County, Stale afore Hr t*ld, containing one bundrod and ten aorei more or leea, bounded by lande of estate o * Joeoph Scott, L. L. Sprouso, Mrs. Chariot [> Boolt and Thomas Belue, deceased. TKR.W3 OP SALE. Ooe-lhird cash; the balanoe on a credit o J one and two years, in equal installments With Interest from day of sale, to be aeourec S by bond of the purchaser and a inortgag 9 Of the premises. 9 JAME8 MUNRO, I Matter for Union Connty. Matter's Office, Nor. 8, 1889. ,1 N?t 16 48 8t. f ? The Stat,; of South Carolina, t" ! COUNTY OF UNION, * In the C >urt of Common Pliu. t Jiuimio W. Graham. as Adminis'rtfrix of : 11. 0. Orafsui, doneus-id, Plaintiff, . a ayaiiut C. 1*. Qrn'itiu, mid other*. Defendant*. IN obedienoo <> an order made in the above siited c is;, by his Honor. \V. II. 1 \V i laoe, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the 1 C nrt Hou?e door, in the town of Uuion, wi>hin the legal hours of sale, on the first * Monday in December, 1881), the following T deec- ib.'d property, to-wit: r ir?o acres. ' All t V certain ir ict <>f land, lying, being and situ to in Uui n County, State afore said, c?uia uiug one huadred and fifty aores, more or less, kno.vn as the "Home Piece," ' bouti-lo 1 )y lands of Estate of J. W. Grahitm, Mre. Mary Humphries, Mrs. K. E. Thotnns nod tlio Hamilton Bridge ltoad. 140 ACRES, i All that cert-till tact of land, lying, being 5 >nd shunts in Union County, State aforesaid, . containing one hundred and forty acres, ' more or les*, known as ilia "Shann >n Place,*' > boundod hy hut Is of Mrs. Mary Humphries, Mrs. E. E. Tit'in is, 1'. P. Hamilton ntid i Mrs. A. Butler. -' TERMS OF SALE. One-half C*<h ; the baUnoo on a credit i of twelve months with inters<t from day of sale, to be secured by bmil of the purI chaser and a mortgage of the promise*. JAMES MUNRO, i M.i?ter for Union Ciunty. i Master's Office, Nov. 8, 188'.). i Nov 16 46 8t The State of South Carolina. L i count f of union, In the Court of Common l'loas. I Sophronia Whitmire, i'm in iff, ' agointi Sallie M. Hill, K. C. Whitni>io, nu l others, . /); .iitl/iiu*. ' IN ohcdience to an rdor made in the above slated case by his Honor, A. P. Aldrich, Circuit Judge, I will sell *>cforo the Court House door, in the town of Union, i within tlio logal hours of sale, on tho first Moudiy in Deceuihc, 1881), the following described property, lo-wit : ttoO ACRES. All thnl certain tract of bin I, lying, being and situate in Union Couii'y, State.aforesaid, known as the Cross Keys tiact, containing nine hundred ond fifty acres, more, or less, bounded by lands of J. (). Detail!, D. 11. SHe'.tlou, B. Q. Wilnurn, Jesse B. Davis, and others. Sail trnci will he sold in ono or more tracts ; plats of which can be seen at my office. TERMS OF SALE One-third Cash ; the bn'ance o-i a credit of one and two years, in equal installments, with interest from day of sate, to be secured by b?nd of tbe purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNllO, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Nor. 8. 1881). Not 1-5 4ti :U The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. In tho Court of Common IMcas. Mary M. Russell, Plaintiff, against Robert C. Farr, and others, Defendants IN obedience to an order ma fc in the above stated cise, by His Ilouor A. 1*. Ai irich, Cirouit Judge, I will sell before tbe Court house dour, in the town of Union, wituin the legal hours of sale, on tho first Xfnn.l.n .? I l..~ ..... I. IOOII ?!-- ?-' I | KIWUU1J I u 1/CUVIUUVI , lll'J lUIIOWIUg uu3u> i'uvu properly 10 wit: '240 ac 11 km. i AH thAt certain tract of land lyiug, being and situate in Santuo township, Union i County, State aforesaid, containing t wo hundred an I forty-six acre?, uiore or leas, i bouude I by lands of Sims MeD.iniol, estate of T. J. Jones, and others. Said tract will he sold in sepnrnti tracts, plats of which can he seen at my oilier. All that certain lot of land lying, being and situate in Santuc township, Union County, State aforesaid, nt Santuc Depot, containing one-tenth of an acre, more or less, bounded by lands of estate of T. J. Jones. Terms of Sale?One-thirJ cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years, in equal instill acnta, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of the puichaser ami a mortgigo of the promisos. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County, i Master's Office Not. 8, 1889. Not 1ft 40 3t. i * The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common l'lens. Jatues Munro, Master, Plaintiff, againnl Thomas Lee Thorp, David Johnson, Jr., and others, Defendant?. IN obedience to nn order made in the above stated case, by his Honor, A. 1*. Aldricli, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within the leirnl hours of sale, on the first Monday in December, 188'J, the following described property, to-wit: All that certain lot of land in the town of Union, where the late James It. Stccdmun resided at the time of his death, bounded by Main Street, by Spartanburg, Union and Columbia llailroad, lot of Mrs. A. E. Arthur, | containing two acres, more or less. Said lot known as Lot No. 1, of the estate l of James B. Steed man, deceased. TERMS OF SALE. Ono-tliird 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 pf the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. , JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. [ Master's Office, Nov. 8, 188'J. , Nov 16 4t? 8t The State ot South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. Id (ho Court of Common Pleas. D. Q. Wilburn, D. N. Wi'.buru, and Maria Bishop, Plaintiffs against John Wilburn, Elixa Dodd, Arrio Gregory and Bertie Gregory, Defendants. IN obedionoe to an order made in the above elated case by His Honor, A. P. Aldrioh Circuit Judge, I will sell before the 3 Court houee door, in the town of Union, . within the legal hours of sale on the first i Monday in December, 1889, the following i described property to wit: r DOO ACBICS. > All that ocrlain tract of land lying, being and situate In Croaa Keys township, Union County, State aforesaid, containing firs hunI dred and sixty sores, jnore or less, bounded by lands of J. P. Betsill, R. J. Betsill, Janes i Graham and Klixabeth llobo. Bald tract f will be sold in separate tracts, plats of which i can be seen at my office. T Kit MS OF 8 ALE. One-third ctsh; the bulauce on a credit of f one, two and three years, in equal install, meats, with interest from day of sale, to he i secured by bind of the purchaser and a I mortgage of the premises. The purchaser to have leave to pay all cash. J A MRS M UN 110, Master for Union County. Master's Office Nor. 8. 1885). Wot 16, 86 8U Tlio State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Ia the Court of Ca n non Plo?s A.A.Gault, Junes I) Gstlt, Ms-y S. All-* uinn and otner-*, Plaintiff?. ugainrt llortenoin Qa'i't nn I misers, Defend mU. IN obedionco to an order made in the nixmc stated case, by His donor, *A, P.. AKIricli, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell In-fore the Court House door, in the turn of Ursion,\ within the legal hours ?>fsale, on the finer Monday in December 1889. the following described proper'y to wit : 400 Acs us. All that cert sin tnct or' land lying, being and situate in Union County. State aforesaid, containing f.ur hundred oorcs, more or less, bounded by lan Is of Newton Gallnian, II. 8. Porter, J. O. Kelly, Joseph Ke'ly and ethers. Said tratft will be sold in four traots, pla's of whioh cut be seen at my office. TERMS OF SALE One-third o-*m!i, the balance on a credit of oifc and two year*, in equil installments, with interest from d ?y of sale, to be scoured by bond of tho p irc i*ser and niortgigi of tbo promises. JAMES MUNKO, Master for Uuion County. Master's Office. No*. 8. 1880. No* 13 40 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. j In the Court of Common Pleas. Joseph II. McKissiuk, as Clerk of Court, Plaintiff, against David Johnson Jr., and Edd Gilliam, Defendant*. ( IN obedience to au order made in the abo*e stated case by Mis Honor, A. P. Aldricli, Circuit Judg*, I 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, 1880, the following described property to wit: A1 that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in Stntuo township, Union County, State aforesaid, coniaioing one hundred and eight acres, more or less, bounded by lands of W. T. L liicjohn and others. TERMS OF SALE: Tho purchase money to be paid cash. XVMES MUNKO, Master lof^ljnion County. Master's Office, Nov. 8, 18o^ No* 15 4t? - a? The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. < It. S. Lipscomb, J'lainlijf, against Levinah R. Davidson, and others, Defendant*. IN obedience to an order made in the , above stated case, by his IIrnor A. P. \ Aldrich, Circuit Judge, I vvi 1 sell before , the Court Housl* door, in the town of Union, ( within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in Deceml.tr, 1 HS'.l, tho following describe I property, to-wit : 78 ACRES. All the right, title and interest of Levinah R. Davidson, in a ccr'ain tract ?f land, . lying in Union County, Siato aforesaid, hounded by lands of S. F. Ivuce, J. 11. For- ( ter, A. A. Surratt and Thompson Robbs, ( containing seventy-three acics. more or less. . TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cash ; the balance on u credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, to be securo I by bond of tho purchaser and a tuortgngo of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Maxtor for Union County. Master's Office, Nov. 8, 1889. Nov 15 4<i 3t j The Stato of South Carolinti. I COUNTY or SPARTANBURG. In the Court of Common l'lcas. i J nines L. Ilill el al, Plaintiff*. \ agaiiut Elizabeth Johnson et al, Defendants. BY virtue of n decree of Ilis Honor Judge ' T. B. Frnscr, passed Aug. 13th 188'J, 1 1 will sell at public outcry from the Court house steps at Union, to the highest bidder, < on snlesduy in December next, the following 1 described real estate; to wit: < All that tract or parcel of lain! lying in the i County of Union, State of South Carolina, J part of the tract known as the McCravy tract, ' containing sixty-four acres, more or less, Islanded by the Spartanburg County lino, 1 Tygcr ltiver, lands of Wesley llollis and oth- 1 era. TERMS OF SALE?One third cash, balnnce in one and two years with interest from day of ' sale; credit portion secured by bond of pur- 1 chaser and mortgage of the premises sold. ' Purchaser may pay all cash, and must pay 1 ivt mm tur i cuunimg. II. B. CARLISLE, Master. Nov. Gth., 188'J. Nov 8 45 4t. SHERIFF S SALES. For December 1889. BY virtue of sundry executions to me di. reeled, I will sell, before ll*o Court J House dr-or in the town of Union, on Monday, the seoond day of December, next, during the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to-wit: 880 ACRES. All the right, title and interest that E. L. Linder, Jr. owns in one tract of land, situ- ( ate, lying and being in Bogansville town- ( hip, Union County, containing three huo- , dred and thirty acres, more or less, boauded by lands of Mr. Harrison, estate of Asa Smith, deceased, J. T. L. Linder, trustee, J and others. Levied on and to be sold as lie propcty of E L. Linder, Jr., at the dull of E. L. Linder, Sr., and others, plaintiffs, against E. L. Linder, Jr., Defeudant. ALSO One tract of land be'onging to the eatrte of ltobert V. Harris, deceased, situate, lying and being in l'inokuey township, Union County, containing one hundred and twelve acres, more or leas, hounded hw InmU nt Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, Mrs. ltapsey Gal I amn E. V. Going, and Mrs Veslinn Lyies. Levied on and to bo sold as the properly of Robert V. Harris, decoased, at the suit of Robert W. Harris, Plaintiff against llioinas J. Her- ^ ris, as administrator of R. V. Harris, do- , ceased, et al. J. G. LONG, S. U. C. Sheriffs Office, Nov. 9, 1889. Nov. 16 48 St. ' Executor's Sale, BY order from Hon. J. M. Gee, Judge of Probate for Union County, I will offer j for aale, before the Court house door, to tho 'highest bidder, on Salesday in December next, >11 the right title end internet?being one-half?that the late Dr. John W. Pesey bed in the stock end fixtures of the Drug Store, et Union, C, H. oonduoted under the firm nemo of J. W. Poaej & Bro. 1'EUMS CASH. B. P. POSEY, Ex'r of Will of J. W. Poesy. Charleston New* & Courier end 8partan> i bnrg llrrahl wii publish ones a week for ' three neuks aud send bill to D. A. Town* \ end, Attorney, Union, S. C, Not 16 49 ft u Valuable Propsrty for I ale ( ,. ? Improved Town Property?A Talubh Farm aear Town. ? BY virtu* ofa power of Attorney, givet mo by James Grant, 1 will m. ' j th< highest bidder, at the Court honeo doer nl Union, S. C., on saleeday in Dooembsr next the following described property, to p?j mortgage liens lieldby U. C. Edwards, J. C, Hunter, E. R. Waltfcb, 1). C. Flyan, nml M A. E. Sartor : s I The property known ns the Sehoppaul property, in tlio town of Union, South sid? of Main street, now occupied by J. Q. lluchheit. The lot will be.sold in two parcels. II Tho lot adjoining the Sehoppaul property on (lie East, on which arc the rooms now used as n ftirnitnre store and a jewelry store. This lot will be divided and sold in three lots, to correspond with tho three store lots thereon. III A valuable farm of 41} acres of rich l>ottom lands; through which flows a stream of water, two miles from town, on the Cross Keys food. IV One posturo lot nnd Brick Yard. West of Toschc's Branch, and bounded by raid branch on the East, with a fine pasture containing about three ncres, on the road leading to Cross Keys. Will bo sold in two lots. V Also the lot and improvements on which Mr. tieorge Gcddofi how resides. Also that lot of land, situated in the town of Union, known as tho Furniture Factory lot. TERMS OF SALE,'CASII. Purchaser to pay for papers. Plats of tho above property can be scon at the office of D. A. Townsend. D. C. FLYNN, Attorney in fact. Nov 16 40 lit. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Fleas. Eloyse Hawkins, l'laintiff % again*! Isndoro Bobo, W. D. Trcxlcr, Nellie Trcxlcr, Defendant*. To the Defendants above named : YCU are hereby summoned and required to answer tho complaint in this notion, >f which a copy is herewith served upon you, ind to serve a eopy of your answer to the ?aid complaint on the subscribers nt their oficc, No. 2 Law Kongo, Union South Carolina, rrithin twenty days after tho service hereof, sxclusive of the day of such service; and if . nil fit i 1 In nnownw An>n?l?L.t ? - * 11 , Vv. .? > w u v> mv vvuipiuiiil' nil IIIII I lie inie aforesaid, the Plaintiff* in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demnnIcd in the complaint. Dated Nov. 7, A. D. 1889. WILLIAM MUNRO, JAMES M. GEE, Plaint iff" s Attorneys. To the Defendant* : W. D. Trexlcr, Nellie lYexler: Take notice, that the eompiaint in this nclion, together with the summons, of which Ihe foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas at Union, in the County of Union in the State of South Carolina, on the 7th day day of November, A. D. 1389, WILLIAM .MUNRO, .~H KK, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Union, S. C. Nov. 7th, 1889. Nov 8 45 Ct. Sale of Valuable Town LotsTHE DUNBAR PLACE. BY virtno of a power of Attornoy to me made by Archie R. Stokes, dated August 30th, 1889, and reeoided in the office )f the Register of Mesue Conveyance fer Union County, in Book K. No. 29, pages, 111, aad 712, I will sell, as the property ef said Archie R. Stokes, before the Court liouse door, in the town of Union, on sxlrslay in December, 1889, the following deloribed property to wit: All that certain traet of land lying, being tnd situate in the town of Union on the West side of Tosh's Branch, oontaiuinir fart.* >ne (41) aores, mora or Ian*, known a* the Dunbar plaoe, boundtd by lands of Mrs Ann 4. Jeter, ibe Blassingime R tad, G. 0. May and otbera. Said traet will be divided and aoid in conrenient building lota, plata of whieb can be seen at my offloe. TERMS OF SALE. One-third oash; the balance on a ere lit of one and two years, with interest from day of sale, to bo secured by boud of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. D. A. TOWNSKND, Attorney in fact. Union S. C. Nov. 11, 1889. Nov 16 , 40 St. Mortgage Sale. UNDER a power of sale contained in a Mortgage executed and delivered by AuiandaJ. Foster to Robert Little, dated 2Hth September, A. D. 1888, and recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in Book J. No. 9. page'281,1 will sell before the Court house door, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday in December next, to the hignest bidder, the t.-act of land described as follows : All that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in Union County, State aforesaid, commencing at an Elni on Fairforest c-eek, and 8. 74, W, 47.20, ? a Pine in old Mill i> I . i : L ?u J . ?. ? ' - uvnu, uiuuto mvu M1U ruau l? BlHRO, llieace {tlj, W. 6.CO, to stake, thence E. 86.90, to stoke; thence K. 8.25, to stake; ihence N 18. W. to stake; thence 8. 78; F. 16.50 to double mulberry; thence N. 82; K. 16 25 to stake on Creek; thence up said ;reek to the beginning, containing 168 acres, moro or less. TERMS OF SALE. CASH. ROBERT LITTLE, Mortgagee. Nov 15 * 46 8t Mortgage Sale. BV virtue of a power contained in a mortgage given by Thomaa F. Eison, to J. D. Eiwarda, dated 16ih August, 1884, and recorded in the offico of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, In Book of Mortgages, O. No. 7., p. 1%, will aell it publio outcry before the Court House at Union S. 0., during the legal hours of sale, on Salesday In Deoember next, that tract of land lying on the Columbia Road oae and a half miles South of tbe town of Ualon, known as the John and adjoining landi of C. C. Sartor, vTtT. Wallaoe, C. Lankford and bounded by the Columbia road. T.rma Puk?.PitrnkunaA mo f.. Not 15 45 AN EARNEST CALL. ALL persons who haTo purchased Guano and o(her good* from no, doe Not. lit ind have not paid the same, unit roopftnd promptly. Wo aro obliged to moot our obB? Rations, and our customers must aid us to db it. FAR* * THOMSON. mm ?o * JW* A [ T. I ; is : F U I i A great =|? < variety of g" ! =T I Wedding, g P" ! Birthday, and ^ i Holiday g* ? a* Presents. HE A first-class Cabinet Maker and expense. Don't fail to see me when in nccl Big Tie Largest, T1 DRY GOODS, Mil BOOTS ANI We are prepared this season to sh in all its department*, that we have J HANS.?Don't fail to examine 01 save you aome money in this line. BOOTK Our stock of Boots and Shoes LEADERS to show. Look ht them, MILLINER In this depart nient our stock is at to the bottom. Ladies lists frein li mcnt you will find Miss K-oelle Dilf ready to welcome you and show you llemember, our motto is always the lowest prices. Thanking the puh'io for their ver continue the same in the future. Respectfully, GRAf Sept 14 TO TH With a desire to extend aiy businc am before you this Fall with the Prices to MY SXC Itkv noons *vn notions, LADIES l>UEfc ? ( Ready-made Clothi in 1 No Clotllill; BOOTS AND SHOES in great vari Ladies Custom-made Shoes, w satisfaction. I invite all to oome an 1 see mo Oct 18 "the la Chinaware, Giass^ broui 1 have added to my line a ham! Crockery, at price* that the people w Cups, Saucers, Plates. Tea Se Plaques, llisque Figures, Chamber S to a first-class China Store. Call an The finest selection of French am Factories to receive Candy every 1. The ohoiccst Foreign and Doi lowest prices. - i 1 am soiling the celobratcd impro* This Machine is undoubtedly the neatest sewer, and the most durable. THE FINEST C The above goods xtjII be found at Call and goods wilt be shown wit Sept 21 "Till? T TTTf i liii iii 111 Is Headquarters foi Pancy Grc TOBACCO, BAD DIG A118, LAB SNUFFS, FLO CIGARETTES, MOI STARCH, COF TEAS, CHE CANDLES, HAM SHOT, l'OW CARTRIDGES, SAD And a great many other things toi Thanking the publio at large foi in tbe future, 1 ain Aug 31 GUNS, G t Having given an Import Or.Ier m! nt lk?m T ?k*l)<nsn (lie Slate If you want ft nto* Gun com# i< Vcui rrM IIKA r> UA RT E ? R N I T IT I -I T. o TJ "S ' > c- <"5 f||'3sR(Sj ? F ? = c ~ ^ ? 5 3 1 .5 7 2 r x i T5 i I I | j | 91 1 !___ PAIRING AND UPHOLSTS Upholsterer who will moke your old furniture and i of anything in my lino for it moans money saved. Stock ! Honest Goods ! Low lie Best, The Cheapest, ?STOCK OF jLINERY CLOTHING, HATS, > shoes, in union. * ow yon by far the largest mi 1 uio.-t complete slock ever had, at prices that speak f?>r themselves, ir slock of Jeans before buying. f,r we can certainly r Call mi l see them nitd get otir pti:cs. AAI) SHOES, is much larger than usual. We hnve sotne BIG for we u-'surc you lliey are world-beaters. y, millinery, t >out twice as large as it bns ever 1 ecu, and prices cut > cents to the finest Hat or Bmn-l. In this departendorlfer an I Miss Carrie Junes win.? w.ll be ever through our Mammoth Stock. the best of Goods, honest and fair dealings, and j y liberal patronage in the past, we kindly ask you to IAM & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. 37 tf ( IE PUBLIC. >se, and a liopo to in luce you to conio and sec me, I h largest slock I have ever handled, and with f. Suit the Times. >CK CONSISTS OF ;ood*, ^ u .ivikii u M iHttnauiu, ami Miaaita'CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ng of the best Manufacturers the Country. ? g Fits >Iino. iety and i|ii'iniity, from the best Factories. p Itioh I have sold for 1-3 years, wth almost perfect , REUBEN T GEE. I 11 4m MEST LINE i ? O F ? ware, and Crockery ever ght to Union. ] Isoine and complete line of China, Glassware and rill he surprise I at. ,s. after Tea Sets, Dinner Sets, Card Cases, et-?, Vases, Fancy Ware, and everything pertaining p J examine my stock. I Stick Candies. Special arrangementt made with 3 days. p, mcstic Fruits always kept on hand, at the very rod WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE, best mole, the simplest, the lightest runner, the C?U ami examine, or write f.r particulars. JIGARS AND TOBACCO. lite Mammoth lionk Store. h ilie greatest p!eft<uirc. G. P. GARRETT, _ Lender in Hooks, Sintionery and Crockery. J[ iy ,E GREEN FRONT" J ,\ r Confectioneries, Fruits and 3ceries, as follows : [>X, SUGAR, VINEGAR ,1), P1CKLKS, NUTMEGS, [III. PEl'REU. CANNED GOODS. ASSES. SPICKS, CANDY, ' <"? FEE, NUTS, CRACK EES. BSE, SODA, DARING POWDEBS, IS, MACARONI, LAUNDRY SOAP. DER, PIPES, TOILET 80APS. * CES, MUSTARD, MATCHES, o lelions to meutioii. past pntroi,age, anil hoping to receive a larger shore . Yours, very respectfully, | J. B. PORTER, t. At "The Little Green Front." si 85 4m F ii INS! : GUNS ! for my Gnus, which implies a gnat caving In the ^ In orioi *. i) 8ce roe. is, very rospectfully, W. D. BEWLEY. |' i j < g< u ? ivs nun at ?' Prices! jw D K A I. E 11 S IN JURE MEDICINES, DRUGS, CUEMICAT.S rOILET A RTICLE S TRUSSES. SMOULDER BRACES, &C, READY MIXED PAINTS, VIIITK LKVD, hINSKBl) OILS, DRPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLAS, * PAINTBRUSHES, cigars arm tobacco, 1 LAMPS', ami LA.VP GOODS M CHANDALIERS, fl PUKE WINES AIM I) LIQUORS | f.r Mc! initial use. ' in fill mi ! cvtn! i:? attention to inch fl C5I. t 'UKT. 'h ;:s;; i?rio ss cm a r:ful ly co m i'OUK!)Hi) .1T ail nouns. o - We solici our goods with greatest care, niv tin in lis low ns they can lie l.oiigtit or cash, nn ' sell ilicm ><t Lowest Living rioc". i \v mni'i' c- i>n/? March '22 " VI * ' v ly THE PUZZLE" > F THE TIMES IS T II E FIVE-CENT COUNTER A T 3. M. RICE, JR., E, U. ???? ? It is simply marvelous what beautiful, arpe and valuable articles can be iou:;ht hi 'East Union" lor ju9t ONE N1CKI.K. Call and price uiy stock of Groceries, lardwarc, Ilollowwure, Tinware, Crockery nd Quecnswaro, OILS AND PAINTS, fin-low Glass, .1 up-ware, Fiower l'ots, foodenware, lloofs and Slio.-s, Staple L)ry loods. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Wheat, Oats, Barley and live. Coffee, .it 5 pounds for $1. Sugar, at 14 pounds f >r.$l. Good Flour at !?l 'Jo per B uret. Guns, from $2 25 upward*. A goo<l Breech Loader at $8 75. Fancy Tin and Crockery Toilet Sets. f Agent for Dupont's, ISrrculcs and Atlas owder and Dynamite. Agent for Lumber. Buggy Whips, Sole-Leather and Shoe tiding*. Molasses at 85 ecu's and upwards. Fine Lib-sry and Hall Lamps. Largest 5c p'tig to* neco to he had. Cow chiins thai will n-'t break nor langle ith ordinary u?c. S. M. KICK, .315., E, U. Oct 11 41 2m FIDELITY ~T jOAN and TRUST CO. ? OF ? SPARTANBURG, S. C. A PITA L PAID IN, - $30,000.00 niFU'EBS. ivsid>Mtf, - O.-o.-ge Cnfie'd* icasnrer, - - W. K. Burnt tt. ,tiorney, - . J. B. < IjvcIi ncJ. DIRECTORS. Joseph V.'.i'kcv. j .5. U. CUve'nnd. W. S. Manning. | (l^o. \V. Nicholls. L). H. Converse. I W. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. I Or urge Cofield. Interest allowed on deposits at the ra'c of our per cent, per annum, anl added to cconnts sctni-unuually. July 10 20 . ly few Fail and Winter Millinery Goods. r EXTEND n cirdal inviU ion to the L Lidios of Union an J Horronudin' couny to call and examine my new and choice 13 lea of ;ALL AND WINTER G00D8, deluding PATTERN HATS, BONNETS, 'enilierc, Flowerc, Ribbon*, Ornaments, ana be latest novelties in all kinds of 'i'liuinings, and nil (lie b-aditigsiyles that havo con imported th's seas >ti. Will be ready for the 26th. MRS. GRANT. Oct '26 43 2m 500 Acres to Rent* LY1NO between the forks of Uro&d and Paco'.el Rivers, known m THE ALEXANDER TR VOT. TERMS EASY. Apply in J li i IlfBTy Gnliuou, Sonny livle, 1*. o , or M> j. 11. F. MaDowoil, Pao<et. No*. 8 i0 Si. & jimH