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REPORTOF THE CONDITION OraTHB Merchants' & Planters' NATIONAL P A IN It ^L- OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, ' At Union, in thf-' *\ate of South Carolina at the e'oee of buiinets, Dee. lltA, 1889. RESOURCES Loads and discounts $129,892 32 Overdraft*, secured and unsecured v 19,613 36 U. S. Donds to secure circulation 16,000 00 Stock*, securities, judgments, claim*, &o 31,068 00 Due from approved reserve ng'ts 47.135 67 Due from other National Banks 1,622 81 Due from State Banks and bankers 57 95 Furniture and Fixturos 2.900 00 Current expenses and taxes paid 2,383 G5 Bills of other Banks 855,00 Fraotional paper currency, nickels and cents 54 30 8pecie 10,431 40 Legal tender notes 4,505 00 Redemption fund with U. S.Trca^ surer, (5 per ct of circulation) 075 00 & Total $"272,004 54 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $00,000 00 Surplus fund 45.000 00 Undivided profits 10,005 43 Natioi ?1 Bank notes outstanding 13.500 00 Dividi kds unpaid 444 00 ^IndivhVial deposits subject to check 139,084 02 Due t? other National Banks, 2,470 49 Total $272.09*4 54 Statk or Soutii Carolina, 1 t ^ County or Union, ss j rt L George Munro, Cashier of t..v above r named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, GEO HUE MUNRO, Cashier. .Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 19th day of Dec., 1889. GEO. II. OETZCL, skal v Notary Public. Corhkct?Attest : F. M. FARR. ) JNO. A. FANT. J- Directers. J. T. DOUGLASS. ) State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, lo (he Court of Common Picas. William T. Graham, Plaintiff, ar/ainst Elizabeth Malone, Sarah E. Bubo, Susan Clegg, Ana Greer, Defendants. Summons for Relief?Complaint Served. To the Defendants: 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 ac>py of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, aveln. _ live of 4 be day of so oh 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 oomplaint. Dated, Nov. 12, A. D., 18811. A J. II. MoK.l8.HICK, skat. > Clerk. D. A. TOWNS it ND, Ml | | I'l.myff'. A^,. ^^^JH^JI^rwhlch tho ftrcgoing is| a copy, w?s filed iu tho offine of the Clark of the Court Common Picas for tho County of Union, at Uuion, in Union County, State of South Carolina, on 12ih November, 18811. 1). A. TOWNSEND, Piaiffiiff's Attorney. Dec. 19, 1889. Dec 20 51 7t MASTER'S SALES. State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG. In the Court ef Common Ploasc. W. >v. uanney, ei at, administrator*, etc , Plaintiffs, ayainst Mrs.L. V. Gaffuey, 01 ?l, De/enthnts. B~Y rirtuo of a decree of his Honor Judge T. 11. Frasor, passed Out. 10th, 188*.>, J will soil at public outcry, from the Court houso steps at Union, on sales lay in January nest, to the highest bidder, betwoen the ^^^logal hours of sale, the following described ^^Lreal estate, to wit: 100 ACRES. All that tract or parcel of laud in the State aforesnid and County of Union, known as tho Still House tract, bounded by lands of Thos. Servico, Mrs. Victoria G&ffney, Mrs. Montgomery and others, containing one \ hundred aores, more or less, and having such metes and bounds as nro shown by plat of same, made by Wm. JetTeries, in Oat. 1880. TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash; balance on a credit of one and two years from day of sale, with interest on credit portion from day of sale: oredit portion secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of tho premises sold. Purchaser uny pay all cash, and must pay for papers and for recording. H. 11. CARLISLE, Muster. Dec. 14t!? 1889. 20. 51 St. State of South Carolina. Pnirvrv ni'trv mv In tli/e Court of Common Pleas. John T. Hill and II. Laurens (toss", 1'lain^tiff' itgainM Helton Free, Defendant. I . IN obeu ce to an order made in tho X nbo\jfc.seated case, by Ins Honor,.!, 1$. Kershaw, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, in Ihe town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in January, 18'.H), the following described property to wit: 36o ACRKS All that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing three hundred and sixtyfire acres, more or les<; hounded by lands I of It >hort Lawson, A. I>. Spears, A. II. Foster. Mi ly Fowler, John Hulcomb, and lands I belonging to the estate of Samuel Faucet!,* L being the Ferguson and Haney tract of land. I , Said land may b; sol 1 in separate tracts, y ; plats of which can be seen at iny office. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash, the balanco on a credit of Bflk? twelve months, with interest from day of H sale, to be secure I by bond of (ho purchaser fflp and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO. ,?- > Master for Union County. Master's office, i>ec. 14, 188U. l?ec '20 01 3t ft The State of South Carolina. COUNTV OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Jimmic W. Graham, as Administratrix of II. C. Graham, deceased, Plaintiff, against C. P. Graham, and others. Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated ease, by bis Honor, W. II. iVa'laoe. Cirouit Judge, I will sell before th? C url Houee donr, iu i'uo town ef Union, wi hin the legal hours of sale, on the first Mor.day in January, 1890, the following aeac::ncu properly, io-*u: 150 ACRES. All t' nt certain tract of land, lying, being and siiu?to in Union County, State afore aid, conlaning one hundred and fifty acres, moro or Imp, known an the "Home Place," boundc I 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, being ?nd situate in Uulon County, State aforesaid, containing one hundred and forty acres, more or les", known as the "Shannon Place,'' bounded l?y lands of Mrs. Mary Humphries, Mrs. E. K. Thomas, P. P. Hamilton and Mrs. A. Butler. Said tract sold nt the risk of tho former purchaser. C. P. Graham, <?ho bid off said land on sales-lav in December, 1889. TERMS \F SALE. One-half -Cash ; th: balance oh a credit of twelve, months with interest from tiny of aale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a ini-vt?age of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Dec. 14, 1889. Deo 20 61 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY" OF UNION. In the Court of Common Please. Sophronin Whitmirc, Plaintiff, against Snllic M. Hill, K. C. Whituiire, and others, Defendants. IN obcdienco to an order mmle in the above stated case, I will sell before the Court Houso door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on tho first Monday in January, 1890, the following described property to wit : All that certain tract of land lying, being aud situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing seventy-five and one-fourth acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. B. Davis and others. Said tract known as tract No. 8, in tho division of the Cross Keys place. All that certain lot of land lying, being and situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing one acre more or less, bounded by the Columbia road, and tracts No. 4, and 3, of the Cross Keys pluog; said lot known as tract No. 9, in the division of the Cross Keys place. Said tract, sold at the risk of the former purchaser, T. E. Davis, who bid oft' said tracts in December, 1889. TERMS OF SALE : 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 ofthcjuircliasecaxid ^mortgage or the premises. JAMES MUXRO, Master for Union County. Master's Office, December 14 18b'.i. Dec 20 61 :5t. SHERIFFS SALES, FOR JANUARY, 18DO. House door, in the town of Union, on Monday, the sixth day of January, 18'JG, during 1 lie legal hours of sales, the following described property, to-wit : About forty-five hundred pounds of seed cotton which will bo put into merchantable order, and about scveu bushels of corn; aIho. iinmotlinf??1 v afippivurtl I will ?<*P nt dice's Giu, in the town of Union, ab<"ut ninety bushels of cotton sce<l, seized under warrant and to be sold as the crops of J. T. A. Hcluo niul Buck Smith, at the suits of \V. II. Sartor and S. K. Belue, Plaintiffs, against J. T. A. Belue and Buck Smith, Defendants. ALSO, By virtuo of sundry executions to me directed, I will sell on Tuesday, tho seventh day of January, 18'JU, during the legal hours of sales, at A. Frank Kcndrick't rcsidoncc, in Uuion County, the following described personal property, to-wit : Six mulos named Morgan, Logan, Kit, Spanker, Lid and Doll. Two head of horses. Fannie and ; about one hundred and seventj'-five bushels of corn; interest in about five bales of seed cotton; interest in eight bales of cotton ; about one hundred and fifty bushels of cotton seed ; one twelve-horse power cngino. with fixtures, and one old Grist Mill. Levied on and to be sold as tho property of A. Frank Kcndrisk, at the suits of Carroll A Carpenter, and others, plaintiffs, against A. Frank Kendrick, defendant. ALSO I will sell on Tuesday, the Seventh day of January, 1800, during the legal honri of sale, at James Cudds residence, in Union County, the fol'owing described personal property, to wit: About fifty bushels corn, about three hundred bundles of fodder, and about fourteen hundred pounds of seed colten, and about one hundred bushels cotton seoif. I.avied on, nii'l to be sold n.s the properiy of James Cudd, nt the suit of J. 'J'. IIill ?S; Co., plaintiffs against James Cudd. Defendant . A LSO I wil sell on Tuesday, the soventh day of January, 18'JO, during the legal hours of sales, nt Elias Fowlers residence, in Union County, about four hundred bundles of fodder, about fifty bushels of com, about one hundred and thirty bushels of cott in seed, and balance of crop in ihe field. Also, iirmedintely after, I will sell at 0. W. Garner's gin, in Union County, two bales of cotton, and about sixty bushels cotton seed. Seized under warrant, and to be sold as the crops of Elias Fowler, at tho suit of U. 1'. McKissick, Plaintiff, against Elias Fowler, Defendant. ALSO I will sell on Tuesday, the seventh day of January, 18i>0, during tho legal hours of sales, at Glenn Darnell's residence, in Union County, about four hundred pounds of seed cotton, about eighty-five bushels of cotton seed and balance of crop in the field. Seized under warrant and to be sold as the crop of Glenn Harnett, nt the suit of Green Dros., plaintiffs, against Glenn Harnett, defendant. ALSO, I will sel on Tuesday, the seventh day of January, 1800, during the legal hours of sale*, nt P. C. Davis' residence, in Union County, the billowing described personal property, to-wit: About forty five bushels of corn, about fifteen hundred bundles of fodder, about four thousand* pallida of seed cotton, about fifty bushels of cotton seed, and balance of crop in the field. Seized under warrant, ami to he sold as the crop of P. C. D ?vis, at thesuits of 15. V. Gist, Executor, plaintiff, against P. C. Davis, defendant. J. <?. LONG. S. U. <\ Union, ('. II., S. t'., Dec. 10, 188'J. Deo UO ?>X Gt CHRISTMAS DRY GOODS STORE, PROPRIETOR W. T. BEATY. >*. 1 would like to pay to YOU that when you are on your way to buy your CHRISTMAS DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, HATS, FTC., and in fact, everything that is found in n first class Dry (ionds establishment, don't fail to call on W. T. BKATY and sec what he can do for you. All he asks is that before purchasing call on him, nml if you don't find inducements to trade, nobody is hurt by your looking. Polite attention given every one whether purchasing or not. Don't fail to call. KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY, in the glove line, and at a BARGAIN. Very Respectfully, W. T. UEATY. Oct 18 42 2m lirat Mictions ON BOOTS AND SHOES, JEANS AND PANTSBeing desirous of confining my Stock moro strictly to GROCERIES, 1 will sell my Roots and Shoes, (except the Douglas, which is under contract.) Jeans and Pants, from 25 to 50 per cent, cheopor than regular prices. I have been very particular in ec'cciinir my Stock this season, therefore, can give my customers GOOD GOODS AND CHEAP BARGAINS. S. M. RICE, .111., E. U. Dec 13 59 Three Small Farms for Sale. LF not sohl at private sale, before the first Monday iu January next, I will sell at public unci ion on that day, before the Court House door, 305 ACRES '^IIU IPUci on whicki I now live. The has been divided into . 3 FARMS OF 100 ACRES EACH, to suit purchasers of limited means, and will be sold on the following terms : One-half Cash ; balance in one and two years; purchaser to give hond nud a mortgage of the premises for the credit part of the purchase money. R. S. A. PEARSON. Dec 13 50 3i? NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to IV. T. Graham must settle by the 1st tiny of January, 1S1K), as 1 shall make a change in my business at that time, but will continue in the Grocery business at the same stand. Thanking the people for their liberal patronage, I respectfully announce that after the 1st day of January, 1300, F. C. POOL will he connected with me in the Grocery | business, and I ask a' continuance of their patronage to the new firm. With 15 years experience we think we can successfully compete with all competitors, and we promise to do our best to please and give satisfaction to all who will trade with us. The new firm guarantees the lowest prices possible. We shall handle none but the best of goods. W. T. OKAIiAM, Dcotl lit 4?, Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that James T. baylon. administrator of the estate of Murphy llobo, deceased, has applied to James M. (lee, Judge of Probate, in and for the County of Union, for a final discharge as such administrator. It is ordered that the fifteenth day of January, A. 1>. IN'.Mt, be tixed forbearing of Petition, and a final settlement of said estate. JAMES M. GEE Judge Probate Union County. Dec M 50 4t. NOTICE. 1 I.I# persons having claims against the x\. Kstate of Jasper Lawson, deceased, will ]>rcsent them to the undersigned, properly attested,on or before tlie loth of January, 18'JO, or lie forever Imrrcd. G. II. KIItBY, SAM UK L DAWSON. Agents for the Kstate. Dec I I *<> 2t.* NOTICE TO TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. rnilK public schools for 1890 will be openJL el on Monday, the Gth day of January 18'JO. The trustees for each township will take notice and have the schools opened promptly on that day. Wm. MCOOWAN, School Commissioner. Doc 1-1 60 St. AN EARNEST CALL. \l.[. persons who have purchased Guano . and other goods from us, due Nov. 1st. nnd have not paid the same, must respond promptly. We arc obliged to meet our obligations, and our customers must aid us to do it. FARll & THOMSON. Nov 16 -It) tf 500 000 Bricks for sale, by J. 11. KODUEU &<JO xms %pDS. ?? i QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Is my Motto, and will be strictly adhered to. Don't fail to call and examine my large Stock of HOLIDAY NOVELTIES. 1 can suit one and all. TirE LARGE8T G1KI EQR THE SMALLEST PRICE The aort of Stock in which the buyers nnd just the thing they want. To look through my immense Stuck is u pastime ; to price Goods is a | leasure; to possess them is a privilegeAs it is too tedious to enumerate them, I will call your special attention to n few : 500 neat'iy baund books, by the best authors, for only 39 cents tach?well worth SI. Charles Dickens' Works, complete, 15 Volumes, SO. Sir Walter Scott's Works, 15 Volumes, complete, $G. And n number of other sets very cheap, Buoks of all kinds and to suit all ages. Dressing Cases, Manicure Sets, Jewelry Coses and all combination Sets in Embossed Velvet, Plush, Morocco an I Oxidxo S lvcr Cases. Work Boxes, Writing Drtks, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Uentlemens' Travelling Cases, Shaving Sets, Ladies' Travelling Sets, Handkerchief nod Glove Cases. Autograph and Photograph Album', Scrap Boeks, Picture Frames, Plaques, Wltisp and Broom Holder*, Hand Mirrors, Steel Engravings, Oil Paintings, Pastels, ate. A nice line of Gold Pens and holders, Pencils, ToothPicks, Trinkets, etc. A large Stock of China, Crockery, nnd Glassware, Fancy Cups and Saucers, Mug', Vases, Bingue Figures, Ten Sets, Dinner Sets, and in fact, everthing usually kept in a first-class store. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! of every discription, site and price. The largest Stock and best assortment ever brought to Union. Curiosities that wiil AniimA tlio nlrl n* wr 11 aa l)m vhitnt* T havo the best and largest assortment of Dolls for the least money, ranging from 5c. to $2 each. French Candy and Stick Candy in abundance. Special price* on large quaniil es. Raisins, Currants, Citron, aud all assorted Nuts, Apples, Oranges, Bananas, etc. | Fire W orks of all Kinds. machine. Best OtTtewrofifmi ibid on easy terms. I will make a full display of my entire Stock of Holiday Novelties on December 12, IS and 14. All arc specially invite 1 to call. | G P GARRETT, Leader of Holiday Novelties. Dec 6 49 4t The State of South Carolina. i COUNTY OF UNION. i i In the Court of Common l'leas. Summons for Relief?Complaint not servef. < II. Laurens (loss, Plaintiff, ? againxt Ann K. Hill, Agnes W . Mcllugh, John T. Hill. J. Moblcy IIill, J, Morrow IH11, Edward Hill and Elisabeth Carlisle, JJe- j ftndantt. < To Ann K. Hill, Agnes W. Mcllugh, John T. Hill. J. Mobley Hill, J. Morrow Hill. * Eilward llill aod Elizabeth Carliee, defend ants in this action : YOU are hereby summoned and required j to answer the complaint in this action, ( a copy of which is filed in ?lie office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plena for said County, and to 8er?c a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the sub- 1 sbriber at his office, at No. 2 Law llauge, t Union South Carolina, within fwen<y days after the Serrico hereof, oxclusive of the ! day of such service; and if you fail to < answer the complaint within the time I aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Witness, Joseph II. McKissick, Esq., Clerk of he Court of Common pleas, in and for the County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the secoud day of December, in *he year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, and in the one hun. dred and fourteenrh year of the Sovereignty I and Independence of the Uuited Slates of i America. ( j WILLIAM MUNRO, j seal V Plaintiff's Attorney. ' ( ' J Jos. II. McKissick, Clerk. To the defendants, John T. Hilt, J. Mor- j row llill, Edward Hill and Elizabeth Carlisle; 1 Take notice, that the Summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, wqs filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Picas for the County of Union, at Union, in the County of Union, ;? ,? sj,a...,u r>??t:? .? - tu 11IV vi uwuiu VfHUiuiB, UU II1U 8CC* ond day of December, 1S89. WILLIAM MUN 110, Plaintiff"s Attoi ney. No. 2 Law Range, Union, 8. C. December :5, 1889. Dec 2 49 Gl NEW ATTRACTIONS &A T T II K UNION MARK ET. I WISH to inform my many patrons that in addition to my meat business, I am prepared to furnish Groceries, such at. CANNED GdABs FUUITS.^^^^^KIw of VKGKTAKLKS in their rfl^^^^^ferders cmrustod to me fur ('hoie^^^J^HKresh Sansage, Kggs, Goshen an I ie^^^^Bntter, Fish, Oysters and general t imBHrpplies, will receive my prompt and person*^ attentfort. Highest cash prices paid for best beef cattlo. W. D. ARTHUR Not 29 48 M . BAIL! vlK| U RTK It! H I T I] o t: y I ^ x ? S* 2 fj* ? s S S ? I 5 <9 Ms ? I <S 3 I 3 I 2. T. E MB, FUR A gr?*t 5 S S tf variety of i" ! 5" ? ? ? c. 3 Wedding, ? * Birthday, nnd ~ ' Holiday ? | '*> j Presents. n REPAIR A first-class Cabinet Maker and Upholatcre expense. Don't fail to see me when in need of anytliii Big Stock TAX RETURN. i FOR THK FISCAL YEAR 1889-00. | Auditor'* Ofnok, 1 Union, S. C. Dec. 4, 1889. j Acconling to law, the tax book of Union J County, for the fiscal year 1889-90, will be opened from January 1st to February 20th, 1890, inclusive. I will attend the following places and times to take the tax returns of the tax payers of Union County; West Springs, Friday forenoon, January, 1 10th. * 1 Coleraine, Friday afternoon. January 10th. , Gibbs, Saturday forenoon, January 11th. | Cedar Bluff, Monday afternoon, January J 18th. Cross Keys, Tuesday, January 14th. Mintcr's Store, Wednesday forenoon, January 15th. Goshen Hill, Thursday forenoon, January 10th. 1 Fish Dam, Friday, January 17th. Santuc, Sat unlay, January 18th. 1 Ml. Tabor, Monday, January 20th. Kelton, Tuesday, January, 21st. Kendrick's Store Wednesday forenoon, Janunry 22nd. Goudeysville, Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 22d, and Tuesday forenoon, Jan. 23d. Wjlkinsville, Thursday afternoon, Jan. 23(1, and Friday, Jan. 24th, Praytonvillo, Monday, Jan. 27th. Timber Ridge, Tuesday forenoon, Jan. 28th. Anbury, Tuesday nftornoon4._daii-28tb, and Wednesday, Jan. 2'Jth. Jonosville, Thursday, Jan. 30th. And from January 31st. to February 20th inclusive, in my office at the Court House. All real and personal property to be assessed; and it is hoped tlint all real estate owners will get the correct number of acres to be assessed, nnd thereby avohl trouble in the future. All able-bodied males from 21 years of age ( to fifty, arc liable to the poll tax. I .... j.uycrs will please meet me J promptly. N. II. MORGAN, Auditor Union County. Dee 0 4'J 7t. i THE PUZZLE CONTINUES TO GROW. I BESIDES all those valuable five-cent articles at EAST UNION, 1 desire to call special attention to my beautiful and unexcelled line of nHRiSTMAS nnnnct " ? """"1 comprising the most modern nml artistic m designs pf VASES, Dohemian, Pompeiian, Grecian, Cornelian, Opal, Hand Puintcd, Rarbadine or Mots, ^ Silver, Roumania Enameled, Tcplitz, China, Stc. Artietlo Cream, Water and Flower Pitohtra, Turquoise, Rohcmian, llarbu line, Hand Deoornted China, German Porcelain, Pine Gin an Lemonade and Water Pels? issorted oolors. | EDEN LAMPS, Fine China Cnps and Saucers ; Table Sets? Cup, Sanoar and plate; Tete-a-tete Sets; Fruit and Cake Plates; Papier Muchc 1 Smoking Sets, Doll Rabies, &c. All sorts >f Xmas Toys ; a great variety of five-cent 8; toys and useful articles. S. M. RICE, JR., E. U. Nov 29 4H 4t New Fall and Winter Millinery Goods. I EXTEND a cordial invitation to the 1 Ladies of Union and surrounding country to call and examine my new and choice styles of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Deluding PATTERN | II ATS, HON NETS Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, and tho latest novelties in all kinds of Trimmings, and all the leadingstyles that have been imported this season. A Will be ready for the 25th. MRS. GRANT. in Oct 25 4d 2ui m# x. T money to juohu. ON improved farm lauds, in sums of $300, and upwards. Loans repayable in small annnal installments, through a period of six years, thus enabling the bor- i rower to pay off his indebtedness without exhausting his crop in any ono year. Apply at once to I). A. TOWNSEND, Attorney, Union, S. 0. Oct 18 42 Gm C SWTS MMM Oneafthf PHPP Tel-Ellfcli Wilts Alnpr ror-opra I n rnjUC S^VvIavIHI L, tkr world. Our ndlltlnin p l* iKrKMMl I an?|ulnl. inil lo InliodiMirar llllfjrT IW WtlL 1 Mprrinriwiliwilltrnilrill T fyjf1 klHgr"! loom riaoos In rach loralltr, . SgKi Onljr thnoa who writ# A % W uWBo u* U onf.fun mako oura of ''UtWXs W (ho fhorvo. AII you bmlodolo C VCwlfB^^EI n,un< '* ^ ohow our irooili u I I L i aoM who rill->oor neighbor* T;JL||Anr|^KE<ii' Ihnae around jroo. Tho bo. IHmIT ^"pinning of thlo adrrrtioomoM wolH. ahowt tho omoll and of tho tolaItopo. Tho following rot glrro iho approraoca of it rcdocodta bout tho llftlrth part of it. bulk It It a grand, doubla alio tola. f or opt, oo largo ao Ueaoy to ferry Wr will altoehow you bow ?o? " ran mako from S3 lotlOa dap at loaot, from Iho atarl.with. .. Mliiprriwo ftoftor write at onco Woixy all ripraoa Charcot ttM^^HAUSTT * W)? ttux OSO, fvxtuuip, )Uui? | 5 | " * <* | * i ?* i. I ft I ^ ING AND UPHOLST r who will make your oil furnituro and ng in my lino f?r it moans money saved. ! Honest Goods! Lot special" 1 MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, SHOES MO.MOY AVE SEE SOME OF Good Shieling, 4.1 cents, good Cnlico, 5 cei IVonieus' shoe-*, 50 cents and upward, ? Hoots, solid leather, f'orjjil 40, Blankets, ! /rard, Counterpanes, 50 cents and upwa iVriting l'apor, 5 cents per quire, Pocket I In for 5 cents, Ladies lints at your own pri< Shawls in nhundance, fioni 15 cents up. CLOTHING, We arc certainly Headquarters for Cud jccn selling, but we bought very largely thi> .I .,.I.;?I. ?.;ii i... ?I.I . .< ? ioiim nuiuu mil uv SUI'l id tVM-l IIIUKI MONEY SAVED.? If you wish to save relieve wo hate the Stock and the price to NEW GOODS.?We are just receiving it i radc. Call nnd see us and wo will do you some jvcry man, woman and child. Thanking you for past favors, wc arc GllAHA] Sept li ! W. D. B] IIEADQU FO COOKING AND HEAT] BUGGIES MV KOAI) CARTS AUK DAISIES and nre ire the uiost popular vehicles now before th he Farmer, the Merchant, the IMiysiciao, Aui\r^?, saddi AND \\ GrUIlS. Grlill Mn,t.A Ammu FATHEIIS if you nre going lo make* yourb iui better than by giving him one of my nice f nil prices aud styles, and are of Imported oaders are i>erfeei beauties. TO THE With a desire to extend nty business, and tn before you this Fall with the largest Prices to Su MY STOCK C ?11Y GOODS am. NOTIONS, LADIES D It ESS GOODS. JACKET iteady-made Clothing ol in the C IVo BOOTS AND SHOES in great variety and Ladies Custom-made Shoes, which I b: xtisfaction. 1 invite all to come and see me Oct 18 "THE LITTLE" !s Headquarters for Con Fancy Grocern TOHACCO, DA CON, CIGARS, LARD, SNUFFS, FLOUR, CIGAR KITES, MO LASSES, STARCH, COFFEE, TEAS, CHEESE, CANDLES, HAMS, mtui, ru?YUKU, CA ItTUIDGKH, 8AUCKS, n<l a great many oilier tilings too tedious Thanking the public at large for past pat i the future, 1 am Tours, Aug 31 FIDELITY jOAN and TRUST CO. ? OF? " 8PARTANBUK0, 8. C. A PITA L PAID IN, . ?30,000.(0 OFITCSBS. resident, Oeorge Cofield* reasnrer. - - W. li. Burnett, liorucy, - - J. B. Cleveland. !>l marrows. Joseph Walker. I J.*11. Cleveland. W. 8. Manning. j Geo. W. Nicholls. IJ. K. Converse. I W. K. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. ! George Cofield. Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of >ur per cent, per annum, and added to ccounts semi-annually. July l'J 2'J Jy RV'S !? FOIt f RE . *ri S" b S s- | gr <9 I | 3 SPECIALTIES. I S I ' I I * I i I I ERING. mattresses as goo?l ns nev? nt a very small v Prices ! BARGAINS N CLOTHING, HATS. BOOTS, I, ETC. MUST HAYE. OUR PRICES: tils, good Wool .Ictus, "22J cents anil upward dens' wliolcslnck Hrcgaus, B5 cents, Men? DO cents, Ureas tj tods, fto. 8Jo, 10c, and up rd. Lead Pencils, f> cents per dozen, good indkorchies's, "? ftr f> cents. Pins, 2 papers so, It ut tti', 12 dozen for 5 cents, Li lies CLOTHING. Wing, j t IVmi iho tpia tiny wo Wave ? reason oonrei) lently Wave a big Stock on in on 03* in buying your goods, wo honeitly save it on. , inrgo lot nt uew goods for the Christina? good. A cordial invitation is extended to Most rcpcctful'y, Jl & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. AYLFAr'S ARTERS it [NG STOVES, 1, WAGONS, AND LIGHT ROAD. GAB,Ts constructed on soicnlific " e public. They are usod by the Lawyer, tbo Merh??l?? ,ES, BRIDLES, COLLARS HIPS. rial. Pistols and 11 it ion. oy u Christmas Present you coul I not plcnso i Breech-Loading Shot Guns. 1 have litem make. My little Single Barrel Ureochpublic: a hope to induce you to come and seo me, I stock 1 have ever handled, and with it the Times. ONSISTS OF S, NEW MARKETS, am> MISSES'CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, rthu best Manufacturers Country. i i itn Ijiko iVliiio. quanIity. from the best Factories. ive sola for 13 years, with almost perfect REUBEN T GEE 11 4 m GREEN FRONT"' Lfectioneries, Fruits and 3s, as follows : SUGAR, VINEGAR, PICK LEX, NUTMEGS, PEPPER, CANNED GOODS, SPICES, CANDY, NUTS, CRACKERS, SODA, RAKING POWDERS, MACARONI, LAUNDRY SOAP. PIPES, TOILET SOAPS. MUSTARD, MATCHES, to mention. ronngc, and hoping to receive a larger sliaru very reaped fully, J. B, PORTER, At "Tho Little Green Front." 35 % 4m GO TO THE UNION MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS FOB MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES AND MARBLE WORK GENERALLY, Alwayit on hand, or made to order. A large selection ready for lettering and delivering at short notice. WIRE AND IRON RAILING, Lime, Cement, Ac. always on hand, at as low prices as any honorable dealer. Orders most respectfully solicited. GEORGE GLOOKS. Nov. 2'J 47 tf v