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- T ' * ' -N .'MASTER'S SALES. '% The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Plena. James K. Aughtry, F. Elmirn Ilunlcr, Clefra A. T. Sims and James II. Sims, I'tainl j}'*. againtt: \ William L. Fima, Elizabeth C. Ueaty, Ida K. Smith, W. Julius AugLtry, llobert* M. *. \i... v r>?' ! 1 julEr?. J on Monday, November 10th, 1800, and days following, within the legal horns or sale, tho following described property, to wit: 28.63-100 scans. AH that lot of land situated at Fish Dam Sta'i-m in Union County, and known as the James W. Sartor ho ugo lot, containing twenty-eight and sixty-three one-hundred . acre". 26-28-100 *enrs. All that lot of land situated nt Fish Dam Station, in Union County, and known ns tho "Corner Lot," containing twenty-six and twenty-eight onc-liundred acres. I>1VI1>RI> INTO TAM'AnLB TOWN LOTS. Said lots are situated at the intersection of the Georgia and Carolina Northern Kni>rond, and have been sub-divided into suitable town lots, and will be sold as such ; plats of which can be soon at iny ofliceTERMS OF SALE. Ooe-tbir.l cash, tho btltuee on a credit of ouc and two years, ia equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of tho purchaser and n mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES A1UNRO. Master for Union Cmmiv Master's Offioe, Oct. 11, 18'.K). The State of South Carolina. ^ COUNTY OF UNION. Court Common l'leas. J. Calhoun Hunter, as Administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of M. A. E. ttartor, deceased, J'luinliff, against. John Willard, 11. L. (toss, tlio Union llutlding and Loan Association, and otIters, Defendants. IN obedience to an order mado in the ubovo stated ease, by his Honor W. 11. Wallace, Circflit Judge, 1 will sell befaro the Court House door in the town of Union, within the legal hours of eu'o, on the first Monday in November 1890, the following described property, to wit: VAI.L'Am.K IIOITSK AND LOT. Alt that lot of land with the buildings thereon, in the town of Union, on tho corner of Mountain nu 1 South streets, bounded on - -4$ the north by lot of .Mrs M. A. lloyd, south by South street, cast by Mountain street and west by lot of Mrs. It. IV. Colton, it being *be lot of land conveyed to tho said John IVillard by John Rodger. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash ; the balance on n credit of one and two years, in equal installments, vrith interest from day of sa'c, (o bo secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of (lie premises. JAMES >1 UNUO. Master for Union County. Master's Office, Oct. 11 1890. Oct. 17 42 Sr. ; The State of South Carolina. 1 COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. W. T. Jones and Ida Wild lord, ac Administrators, with the will annexed, of T. J. Jones, deceased, J'lainlijKt. UUuiuMl - - - -*? _ r. K. If. Tliomus, JPffi-mhint. I N obedience to an or lee made in the L above sla'ci case, by his lienor IV. II Wallace, C'rcuit Judge, I will sell before the .J Court House doir, in the town of L:n:on. within the logtil hours of sale, on the firM Monday in November 1890, the following described property, to wit : 24it ATI!ks. J All that tract or plantation of land in t Santuc Township. Union County, State nlbre- b aid, known as the "Cooks Place," contain- 1' ing two hundred and for *y-five acres, more J or less, adjoining lands of II. L (Joss, IV. J. f Tucker and it. S. Thomas, Trustee. TEKMSOF SALE. The purchase mcdey t> he paid Caali. , JAMES MUNUO. j Master for Union County. Master's Olfi cc, ?ct. 11 1890. Oct. 17 42 2 t. f , , The State of Soutli Carolina. < COUNTY OF UNION. .Court of Common I'lens. t e "W. T. J ones -astcl Ida Willcford, us Adininis- ? trators, with the will annexed, of Tyrrcl J. Jones, deceased, I'laintiffx' ni/aiunt. Hubert .Stereos ami Chanter Stevens, I)r f, n tlimt*. IN obedience lo an order made in the nhoro liiatcd case by his Honor IV. II. Wallace, Cin^P.ludge, I will fell neiorc ino tuiiii House door in die town of Union. within tlie legal hours of sale, en Ihe first .M outlay in .November lb'.tO, die following J ascribe J ! property, to wii : Jfiil a cm s All that ccriiiin lmet of land lying, being anil situate in Sniitue Township, Union t County, Sta'c uforrsa d, containing two hundred nnd lifty-tlircc and one-half Acres, nioro or le-n, adjoining lauds of P. 1*. llaniilIton, II. I., (loss nud others. TUIt.MS OF SALE. . The purchase money to he paid cash. | JAMF.S All'MID. \ Master fir Uuion County, i Masters Office, Oct. 11 lS'JO. Oct. 17 A'Z lit. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY* OF UNION. Court of Common I'loas. Ca'houu Hunter, as administrator of the goods, ohnttels and credits of M. A. E. Sartor, deceased, Plaintiff wjoinnf .fames Oraut, D'/nnfiint. *1 N obedi^.tfo t ? an order made in the above L stated case, by his Honor, YV. If, YValUoe, I mill mill hnfnrn Iho (Viirt circuit unn^u, ..... . v.. ... . home <loor, in (lie (own of Union, within the . legal hours of onl ), on (ho first Monday in November, 1891), ihe following described 5 property, (o w il: 40 AtUKS. 4^.11 thn( (imcl of land ? innfc about two wales from Union Comt house, on the Cross * , Keja ro ad, bounded north nn*l eaet by the Jeter Una ?outh by anid road, and won by landa of fl. JB. Boaty, aud containing forty k acres, more of lose. TiiUMS OF8ALK. One-half cash : the bilanco on n credit of twelve months, with interest from day of *a>do bo scoured by bond of the purchaser amlBbnortgag.* of the premises. JAMES M UN HO, Mns'er for Union County. Maslor's Offic , Oct. II, 0 Jt 17 4J iit The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF'UNION. Court of Common I'leos. James E. Aughtry, F. Elmira Hunter, Cleora A. T. Sims, anil James II. Sims, Plaintifft againtl William L. Sims, Eliubeth C. Beaty, Ida E. Smith, W. Julius Aughtry, Robert M. Aughtry, Mary E. Davis and others, Dtthe the town of Uniou, win.in'he legal hours of sale, on the first Rlou?i.y in November, 1800, tlio following described property, to wit: 10414 Al'RVH All flint tottain irBct of laml lying, being and militate in Fish Dam **rownship, Union Counlj, State aforesaid, containing one thousand and forty-one and three-fourths acres, more or le>s. b unded by lands now or late of 0. W. Hill and of others ; said tract known as 'lie Sartor Homo IMace. sou) in 4 ok mobf. tracts. Said tract will be sold in four cr more separate tracts: plats of which can bo soon at my office. a, drickbtorr on main street. All that certain lot of land with brick store house thereon, situate iu the town of UnioD, bounded north bv main street, east by lot of 11. F Foster, south by lot of and west by lot of John ltodger. TERM* OF SALE. One-third cash, the bal mco on ^ credit of one and two years, in ?qu*L installments, "with interest fioni day of sale, to bo soaurod by bend of the purcb& cr mid mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. oct 11, 1800. Oct 17 i'2 3t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Ccurt of Common Pleas Edwin It. Wallace, as Administrator, with the will annexed, of Mary R. Wallace, Plaintiff, againtt il. iSopliift Carter, Defendant. IN obedience to an order mode in the above st?ted capot by his Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell bef-rc the Court house door, in tho town of Union, within the legH hours of sale, on the first Monduy in November, 1890, the following described propei ty, to wit: ?* , .? 20 jujrm: All the intcres', present and prospective, of M. Sophia Carter, in and to a'l that Iraot of Innd lying, being nnd situate In Santuc township, Union County, 8t do aforesa d, adjoining lands of Mrs. it. Knight, William Mutiro, T. J. Harris, Jr., and csiate of .M. 8. i'orter; being tho laud devised to said M. Sophia Carter, by Margaret S. Gregory, which is duiy recorded, and which s iid tract of lnii l cout-iius throe I uudrc 1 nnd twenty acres, more or less. Said tract resold at the risk of tho former purchaser, J D. Carter. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash : tho balance on a credit of jne yesr, with intcro-t from day of sale, to i)c secured by bond of tho purchaser and a nortgage of the premises. JAMES .MUNRO, Muster for Uoi >ti County. Master's Ollice, Oct 11, 1899. Oct. 17 42 3t. The (State of South Carolina. COU.NTY jny?vti?v t Court of Common Tlens. t J. C. Hunter, I'lainitff ' d'/uiiist ( antes Grant, The Merchants' ami llnnicrs' National U.ink of Union, South Carolina, ami others, Defendant-#. [X obedience (o an order made in lite above . stated case, by his Honor, W. 11. Wallace, 'ircnit Judge, I will sell before the Court on?o door, in tltc town of Union, within (lie egal hours of sale, on the first Monday in f November, 1890, the following described iroperty, to wit: # V A l.l'A lll.K TOWN I.OTS. All tliose several lots of land, wi'h the " iibldings thereon, situate in the town of Jnion, in t!ie county of Union, and State ' ifO'tstiil, hounded on the north by main ^ trect, east by lot of Thos. E. iluiley, south >y lot of George lingers, ami west by lot of 8 drs. V. Coleman, containing one acre, more )r lo*s. < TKI1MS OF SALE. - ( One-half cash, the halation on a rrailit at vvolv? ? ?r.mi luatW "Wft flay or isle, to be secured by bond~of tho purchaser mil a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUX HO Master for Union County. Oct. 11, 1800. Oet. 17 42 .'It. The State of South Carolina. i COUXTV OF UX/OX. Court of Common Ideas. Jamrs Mttnro, J'laintiO, i against Csssio Harnett, et al, Defendants. IX obedience to an order of his Honor, Judge James F. lilar, givon in the above slated case. I will sell at Union Court House, during the logal hours of fair, en salrsdsy, Nor. 8rJ, 18'JO, tho following described 'amis : KM) AC1SKS. All that tract or parcel of land, aitunts in ?lio oounty of Union, Hqgansvilh; township, St. to nf/imli), contnining one liundrod acres, mere op less, bounded by lands of Dr. Young, Cha?. McWbiplor, and the land known as tho "Jones land." T Ell MS OF SALE. One-half of the purchase money in ensh, and the ether one-half on a crniit of one year from date of ea'e, with interest from said day of sale, secure I by bond of tlie purchaser, and mortgage of tho premises. 0. 11. PEAKR, Special Master. * Oct. 11 th, 1HM0. Oct 17 UJ ?t. VALUABLE PLANTATION TO SELL, OR RENT. acres of choice cotton and grain l.at.d n Union County, within a mile of (Joshcn Mill 1*. O. and the (J. C. Sf N. K. It., and 1J rmn the 3 C'e. I'.. It. 100 ACMES HE NT EASILY Toll 15 BALKS OF COTTON. Thci a goo I J celling Hkgi:. smoke house, large gin ludM neceasaty and n fine young orchard nnd 1^ is convenient to schools nnd churches. The place is very healthy nnd noted for ita fertility of soil. Apply lo C. J. HUNTER. I or JOS. II. HUNTER, Prosperity. S. C. L Aug 1 at tf % % ___ 1 HK PUZZLE UNRAVELED. \ ^ Has it not boon a puzz'c to many people why bo many of the young people of oui county have deeded, during the presoa ^e0r' ^lyttfire and ?co tho many hundreds o< vnluublo household articles and beautiAi' toy a on liis 5 AND 10 CTS. COUNTERS nod you can see fvr yourself that many a young couple just beginning life, can get from thsc counters almost a complete outfit of household nn?l kitchen goods for hist 5 or 10 cents each, except the very heavy articles, and n great mauy of these can be bought from him at a proportionately low price. Resides his famous 6 AND 10 CENTS COUNTERS, he carries in stock a full line of General Merchandise, such as GROCERIES?HEAVY AND FANCY, ljfoOTS AND SHOES?A DRIVE fN TirasE, STAPLE DRY GOODS, HARD AND HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND WOODENWARE, JUG AND JARWARE, AND FLOWER POTS, CROCKERY. ANDODASSWARi?, OILS, PAINTS AND WINDOW CLASS, CONFECTION ARIES, &.C. Special attention is directed to my stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, of which 1 have just received a big lot, and have marked them down below ordinary prices, notwithstanding tho recent advance on such goods. Also, 1 call special attention to my CROCKERY and TINWARE. 1 have tho large-t and most complete stock of Crockery aud Tinwaio in town, and I am selling a great deal of it because the people know 1 am not high on it. Just one word more for my 5 AND 10 CENTS COUNTERS : 1 am selling goods off of*thcsc counters all over the country. Traveling drummers frequency buy several of these article to carry home with them. They know they arc cheap. Some cf them aro 25 cents articles. 1 lmve < ?? :?i ?1? , - - .>?u.iu uiutra from Columbia and other places for these goods. Now, you need not wonder ilial there ere *o rnony couples uniting themselves together in wedlock, and fitting up a house to themselves. when they can get all these things so cheap at the stove ON TUKRAIL ROAD, OF S M RICE. .TP , E U P. S. A!su Agent for Dupi-nl's Rifle and Blasting Powder, and Dynamite. S. M- U., Jr., K. U. Oct 9 40 3nt samWorIii. Cash salt s received daily fr?m $100 to $160. For safety and guide to the purchasers 1 will say that you will find it to your gain to call and price my stock of DRV GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, ROOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, IITC.. j ? veAYv^itTo'Aitie of new nn I fiishionhble' Ircss goods. Gall cspccinl attention to my loublc-width Gashmcrer at '25 cents. V. full Line of Handkerchiefs. from tlie Cheapest Cambric to the Finest Silk. Heavy stock of ladies and gents. G O Y E S. jADIKS MOUSQUKTAIUK SUKDKS, A 8PECIALTV. Always on hand?my famous all-wool illing Jeans at 25 cents. Don't forget that whole sGck hrogan at tl, that you've bought so often. A few left of the fit 1 stock womons polkas it $1, for the first that calls. BOOTS.?1 will not quote prices, as I ilive iik*in iroin i :iu I'uiiiur.iiivsi iu me SUPERFINE. JAMES A. HAMSTER'S line handicwed shoes always on linnd. Sloping ?houlders can he made square by :alling nnd having your measure taken feline of BEATY'S lijaiwi ^rrrrrra?-" Hopfng to see yon son, I am, Yours Respectfully, U. T. BEATY, Proprietor of Union's Saving Emporium. Oct 10 11 Gt Notice to Creditors* OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ^ Union Cointy. I Union, S. C., Oct. 1, 1800. \EL persons having claims against the County not examined and approved by the Hoard, will be required to present tftehi to llie (lerk of lie Hoard BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT. Persons lidding JURORS, WITNESS, ani> CONSTAB1.ES CERTIFICATES l-sued front ili? CitmiMof (1-meial Sessions are included ill thin notice. It is AHSOLLTMLY MXT.SSAltY Hint creditors thould heed this notice, if they ?lo not wish to have their claims passed to the next fi?cnl year, thereby depriving themr selves of tJiA laymml fo* iriOTltHP hence, and preventing the Hoard from making a true and correct R'nteinont of the indehtc Inoss of the County upon which the Tot Levy is based. By order of I lie Hoard. CHARLES 110LT, Clerk of Hoard. Oct 3 10 0t MRS. JAS GRANT'S FASHIONABLE MILLINERY JUST OPKNED. Ill A YK just opened an elegant and c mplote line of l-ALL AND WINTER MILLINERY of the newest and choicest s'yles; consising of PATTERN HATS ANI) BONNETS, l cnllioi-s, llird*' WIiikn, Kihhiuia, Yclvols, Giiiipn and Ornamen In. nJeSHIB corsets Thankful for (lie very Dbcral patronage heritofore bestowed, 1 invi'e the ladies ol llie town nn I countiy to c<ill and examine my elegant oew stock, assuring them that my prices shall be as low and my work as good as any establishment in upper South Carolina. * MKH. jAS. <lll\KT. Oct 3 40 tf '"-4k " ATTENTION, # - J"> " ? -> * ????? ? f I flpd that "money t-ilks" up thero CASH and therefore jrou get H01T( tomera the benefit. 1 buy cheap nod 1 adage, thet "quick ealta and short pre J>R Y Id this line my Stock is larger r In Ladies Dress Goods, my a$sortm< select, before the Stock has been pick* SHOES, SH Our Stock of Hoots and Shoes is e tbem. If you with anything iu this 1 HATS A1 i In this department all I ask is that ; themselves. . v O L O T I have some special inducements i Clothing, from the cheapest to the fine thot I /oar I have over-stockod uiysqlL jiiat.I-??yT ~ KADIKS . I can sell you Ladies Jackets at Ne' in them. I have some beauties. croc: Will sell you Crockery 20 por cent. < Give mo u call. Itcspeci J April 11 T. E. B. WHOLESALE AND 1 ALL KINDS FURNIT window shades. oornioe 1 carpets, rugs SASH , ?D O O R S , L IMlJI PR a kj n LIMlS! I^IIH I HANDLE THESE GOODS 1JY THK C TO GIVE INSIDE FIOUBES ON ANYTll 1N( Sent *20 s _ TAX NOTICE. rnilE T?* Books for Union County, S. C., X wil be opened nt Un'on C. II., S. C\, on the 15th dsy of Octobrr, 1800. for the collcciion of tho taxes for the fiscn' yoir commencing November 1st, 1880, nnd wil remain open until the loth day of Decctnher, 1800, nt which tinte they eill close end upon all tnxes not pa'yl by that date 15 per cent, penalty will be added, accordieg to ! law. For the purp'sc of co'leeliig said taxes I will he at the f'oIIqvlmyt ?*" ?? .i- *> * " "aa Wr,t Spring*, Friday forenoon, Oct -tin. Colerauir, Ft i lay afternoon, Oct. 24 h. (tilths', Saturday forenoon, t. ct. '25 h. Cedar Bluff, Monday aficrnoo-", Oc?. -7?l?Cross Keys, Tuesday, O tober 28 It. Minltr't Store, Wednesday for* noon, Oct. 20t b. (lothen Jlill, Thursday forenoon, Oct. 80th. Fish Dam, Friday, Ootober 81st. Siiii/itr. Saturdav until 8 1' M \'n? 1st. Mt. Tabor, Monday, Nov. !itl. Kelton, Tuesday, Nov. -1th, and Wcdnc day forenoon, Nov. fnh. Ooudegevilte, Thursday forenoon, Nov. Gtli. Kmdrictc * Store, Thursday afier;:oon, Nov. Gili, Wilklntville, Friday, Nov. 7, and Saturday, forenoon, Nov. 8th. DraytonvilU, Monday, Nov. lQth. Timber Ridge, Tuesday ^ovemAxbury, Tuesday anefnnon, Nov. 11th, and Wednesday forenoon,"Nov. J'2th. Jonetville, Thursday, Nov. 13th, and Friday forenoon, Nov. 14th. TAX LEVY AS FOLLOWS : For State purposes 6} Mills. Fo? Ordinaay. County purposes ...... 41 Mills. For School Constitutional tax 2 Mills. For Fast Iiulcbtednc-s 11 Mills. For Interest on Railioad Hands 3J Miils. For Retiring Railroad Honda 1 Mill. Total 17J Mills. All male citizens between the ages oi twenty-one and fifty yoirs, win are physically nble to earn a support, a c liable to pay. a poll tax. IVrsous owning property in different townships will plcaie so state when they come to pivy Aknu: - I wilt bo at iny aflicc at Union C. II., 01 and after the 10th day of November, 1890 until the 10th day of December, 1890. J. B.T.SCOTT, County Trevnrtr. Sept 19 88 * Gt MRS. L. M. FOUCHE, (NEE MRS. M. VINCENT,) HAS opened tho targes', the handsome* and most Fashionable STOCK OP MILLINERY evt r brought to Union, an I asks tier oh friends and customers to cell nod feast (licit eyes on them. 1 return sincere thanks for past libera patronngejand intend to duerve a coi.timi ancc of those favors ty tdrict alien'ion t< the wishes of my patrons and studying theii interest in the quality of prices of got ds ] sell. MK\ b M. POUHIIv rnilK thoroughbred Slal l ?n Aeorlean Clay JL formerly owned by Messri J< hnson A Co., of Newberry, is now at Graham j Bart!?* stables, at Union. 0. II. where he will remain for a month. Those wi?hing thoroughbred co'ls, sliouh tike ad\anta?e of the sea-oi. JAMES M IIENDRKSON. Oct 19 41 it, . II ll_ CASK BUYERS a tho Northern Markets, whoro I bough luuvv k w uvatvu, rf ci uivugnv IV UUIUU is well as it doos down here. I buy foi )M PRICES. Of course I give my cus sell cheap, being a firm belicrcr iu the old >fits" are better than tho old tiuie mothods. J O O 1> s . md better selected than ever before, ent is simply superb. Couic early and id over. OES, SHOES o largo that we haven't room to place ino now is your tiuie. \D CAPS. you give me a look. Tho gcods will soli HI NO-. n this line, in both Men's and Youth's st. In Overcoats 1 found them so ohcap ^ Call fcnd satisfy yourself that I mean JACKETS. w York prices, having gottcu a bargain K E U Y , uheaper than you can buy it clsowlierc. L fully, . W. McLURE, Agent. 15 tf 5TLET7 itETAlL DEALER IN UKE AND BEDDING. POL.ES AND PIOTrTRPJ FRAMRS AND MATTING. AND BLINDS, SHINGLES. IE! LIME! All LOAD AND AM ALWAYS PKKPAltED } IN MY LINE. dm The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Picas. Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served. i Winter C.- Wallace, Plaintiff, taf/ain.il Mary N. Tnrr, John W. 0. Smith, Hetty Edwards Hamos and Daniel E. E. Smith, Defendants. To the Dffrniluntx : YOU are hereby summone I an 1 rcqiiirrd to answer the eompljiiijt ip t'.ls i>cil<|o --^r^mTswer to the said 0"f the subscriber at Jus otlice, So. 3 Itangc, at Union Court Catolinn, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of tlie* day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the comp'aint within the lime aforesaid, the plnintitf in this action will npp'y <" the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Defendants, Hetty Edwards Ilamcs and Daniel E. E Smith : Take notice, That the complaint in this action was filol In tlie office of the Clerk of tlto Couttat Union, in the County of Union and Stale of South Carolina, on the oth day of September, 1800. .). C. WALLACE, Plaintiff s Attovnoy. Sc; t 12 !}J t't The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Id the Court of Common I lens. , anmm/yy fnr It ..11..I'..mniuiaL .1 ill Win'or C. WnllnCJ, I'lairtHJT, ayaiuxt John W. (5. Smith, Betty JMwards Unities, D.inic' 11. K. Smith, Mary N. 1'nrr, David Suiiih, Jesse Sni'tli, Urftnihtiita. To the De/endnnta: YOU are hereby summoned ond required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Coui t of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber nt his office, No. Law linage, at Union, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer ihc complaint within the time aforesaid, the | Uintill" in this notion will apply to the C< tu t for the relief demanded ut the oomplnint. f J. C. WALLACK, Plaintiffs Attorney, lulled Sept. 2d, A. D. 181(0. 1 J. II. McKiksick, hral V Clerk, To Defendants, Hetty Kdwards Hames and hauic^it* it. KuOiIk - 't'nko tstficr, that, the complaint in thiv notion was filed in flic i office of the Clerk of the Court at Union, in the County of Union and Suite of South Carolina, on the 2d day of September, 1800. J. C. WALLACK, Plaintiff's Atterney. Sept 12 37 tit WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, BANKERS, UNION, S t\ I - A general banking business tiansaclcd. Deposit received, subject Jo chock. Kxclinngc bought aud sold. I Collections made on nil po'iits. Fafc dcpos l boxes to rent. Accounts of individuals and firms folic tcd. _ We represent the following Insurance ~ Companies : r Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, $10,071,510 j I'benix Insurance Co., - - - 4,781,256 Norwich y?ionJFffrln*. Socio'/, 1,506,681 W?sl,ing.oii14fb In?tw?0eUo.. 10,000,000 Fire, Uf? a^TWBailo Insurance. Sept 5 86 6m Executor's Notice, i A I?L poisons having claims against I,. K. i x\. .Mender, deceased, will present them to i inc properly attested, and all persons indebted t> him will make payment to inc I forthwith. JOHN A. FANT JR., Kxccutor. Oct. 4 40 It | STILL TO 1 * FULL TO THE BRIM . Wo l>a*e juet r??W?d one of the large?11 t MiHinery Goo<li?, Ac., that we hate ever ya<^ SHO E8J SHOj Beotffc anrt~~tl6& ahr opeoinl II^WbLom tiTely can net Seal them in price or qualify. ; MILLINEB In this line we hare a very full slock ; any | Call and sec our goods nnd convinceyourscl Respectfully, GKAIIAJ 8ept 6 5 NEW 6o"oi NE' Our Buyer hos^just returned from t DRY GOODS, FANCY ART COMPI We have nlso a splendid a G-KTVT'S OX FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND Bi for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HAND for Gents, in Congress and Other reductions in REMEMBER THE D SEWING which wc guarantee to be equal in c priced machines. Over 70 now in uso warranted for 5 yenrs. and have all nc The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, WI1 Jan 4 1 RED U < T N PR In order to r SPRING and CALL AND EXAMINE OUR ST< ELSEWH Hospcctfully, RODGER & Sept fi 3 PREPARE FOR If vou are in need of a ery oorrdjgitojdxv, ur xjkj and call on me before pv BUGGIES ^ HARNESS COOK GENERAL HARDWARI Yours, truly, W. X LEADtt .1.1 * Notice to Trespassers. ALL persons nre hereby caulii ned not to trespass on the plantation known av the McKisvick Place, situated near Cross Keys P. ()., aod jiow occupied by the under- 1 signed, by riding, walking, hunting, cutting down trees or trepassing in any other way on said place, without my consent. If any one, without regard to race or 1 color, is found violating the above notice they will be prosecute 1 to the fullest extent of the law. * Kb WIN UAVI8, Cross Keys. w Sept 12 37 J8l MONEY TO LOAN. ON Improved Farm laodn, in sums of $300 and upwar Is. Loans repayable in small annual instal ments, through a period of six years,* (bus enabling the borrower to pny off bis indebtedness without exhausting liis crop in any one year. Apply at once to 1). A. TOWNSJBNb, Attorney, Union, 8. <\ Aug la ly I ^ v * r -jMjm \ 13 FKONT4? AND RUNNING OVERp ?t< ck* of Dry Goods, CI-thing, Shoes, Hal?9 ?n l our prices arc ss low ns (he lowest. > gfe? ! ! ^ 110 JBSSI t nj fbr men, women it nil children. You pflfl1 j :y goods. style nnd prico you On-if. f that we mean exactly what wosny. A & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STOKE. I? ly iSt ~ W GOODS! he Markets, rfbd our Stock of ICLES, AND NOTIONS I St. ETE. ,ml well selected line of OTHING, GOODS, ETC. VY STATE SHOES and Children. -SEWED SHOES Laced?$5, formerly #7. l proportion. EMOREST $19 50 iaohiSe, ( very respect to any of the higher in Union County. They arc fully eessnry attachments. LKINS & CO tf ^ T T O 1\T ICES. educe our LSUMMER uf ?U4d Hats> we Will., bwg in our > 3CK BEF?R??6TOmr5iNGT-^ IERE. PURCELL. ? ]j A BIG CROP. i, COTTON GIN, FEEDrrxuJN FKESS, be sure v irchasing. ANI) 6^ PHAETONS. f STOVES. Line of 3 ALWAYS ON HAND >. BEWIJ3Y. IG DEALER IN I1ARDWAKK 7 CALL 0 N H. F. SCAIFE & SON, Dealers iu all kinds of Staple aul Fancy Groceries, Confectioneries mi I Fruits. FINK CIGAUS AND TOBACCO. CROCKERY, TINWARE, W OODBN W ARE. LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS, WICKS. BURNERS, AND KEROSENE OIL. The finest Cream ( licese always o% band, and everything el?c in tlie Grocery line. The Xeirs and Courier, Charleston World, Greenville Daily Xewt unci the New York World, always on sale. II. F. 8CA1FE & SON. Feb 21 8 ly Three Buckeye Mowers FOR SALE, At less t-au cost. Apply to J. !1 KOIHIRK, or L. N. UOIMJKK,