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"' * . * -> 4 KSSH^^*-,' ? > 'V y^P'H'-'^ " ' .*-.r ?&?^3rV - j# ?, : . .. .. ?* : .MASTER'S SALES. ^ The State of South Carolina. CQUNTV OP UNION. Court of Common Pleas. James F.. Aughtry, F. Elmiro Hunter, Clot r? * A. T. Sims and James H. Siine, Plaint#'*, againtt: n William L. Sims, Elisabeth C. Beaty, Ida K. Smith, W. JaUat Aughtry, Robert" M. . Aughtry, Mary E. PMfeMiS|^rf||MS Defendant*., " I" tiBfnmmKnwwwj^ -* ib union uounty, on Monday, November 10th, 1800, and days following, within the legal hours of sale, the following described pro* pcrty, to wit: ^ , 28-6S-100 ACRES. AH that lot of land situated at Fish Dam 5ta*i?n in Union County, and known as the James W. Sartor ho use lot, containing twenty-eight and sixty-three one-hundred > aere*. 20-28-100 acres. All that lot of land situated at Fish Dam Station, in Union County, and known os the "Corner Lot," containing twenty-six and twenty-eight onc-ltu ml red acres. 1I1T1DRD INTO TALUABL1 TOWN LOTS. Said lots are situated at the intersection of the Georgia and Carolina Northern Raitroad, and hare been sub-divided into suitable town lots, and will bo sold as suoh ; plats of which can be soea at iny office * TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, llio balance on a oredit 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. ^ Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES MUNRO. Master for Union County. Master's Offioe, Oct. 11, 1890. Tho State of South Carolina. ^ - COUNTY OP UNION. ^ Court Common rieas. J.Calhoun Hunter, as Administrator of the goods, chattels aa<l credits of M. A. ?. 8artor, deceased, d'laintiff, agaiiut. John Willard, II. L. Ooss, tho Uoion Building and Loan Association, and others, Defendant*. . IN obedienoe to an ordor made in tho abore stated case, by his Honor W. II. Wallace, Circflit Judge, I will sell befaro tho Court House door in the town of Union, within tkt legsl hours of sa'e, on the first Monday In Novembor 1800, the following described property, to wit: v/iuvA?i?n nv/V4? A.iu LIITt 411 that lot of land with the buildings (Hereon, la the towo of Union, on the oorner ^ -of Mountain an 1 South streets, bounded on - the north by lot of Mrs M. A. Boyd, south by South street, cast by Mountain street and west by lot of Mrs. K. W. Colton, it being the lot of land conveyed to the said John IVillard by John Rodger. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash ; tho balance oa a credit of one and two years,'in equal installments, with interest from day of sa'o, to bo neourcd by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO. Master for Union County. Master's Office, Oct. 11 1890. Oct. 17 42 St. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. W. T. Jones and Ida IVil-iford, ne Administrators, with the will annexed, of T. J. Jones, deceased, Plaintiff*. v . ^ ? , in mi tmmrifr-r aai ? ? N obedience'to an order made in the JL above stated case, by his Honor ML H 'Wallace, C?rouit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the firat Monday In November 1890, the following described proporty, to wit: 24it Acnxs. All that tract or plantation of land in Santuo Township. Union County, State aforesaid, known as the "C ooks Piece," containing two hundred and for:y-ftvc acres, more or less, adjoining laud* of 11. L. (loss, W. J. Tiinlri.r llnrt II. S Ttinmflu Tpliltort TERMS OP SALE. The purchase mcdoy t > be paid Caali. JAMES MUNRO.? Master f?r Union County. Master's Office, Oct. It 1890. Oct. 17 4 2 0 at. Tho State of South Carolina. COUNTY OP UNION. .Court of Common Pleas. "W. T. Dofreawstd Ida Willefbrd, as Administrators, with the will annexed, of Tyrrel J. Jones, deceased, Plaintiff"r ' v against. t Robert JSterous and Charner Stevens, Dt/rn dan ft. TN obedience to an order made in the aboro -a. autrd case by bis Honor IV. II. Wallace, ' l.'inflBf Judge, I will roll before the Couit I House door in the town of Union, within the lent hours of sale, cn the first Monday in * November 18'.K>, (he following iloscrioej B property, lo wil: - 2f>3 Arms * ft ' All that certain tract of land lying, boand situate in Ssntuo Township, Union A County, State nforrna d, containing two hundred and flfty-tbreo and one-half acres, more or less, adjoining lauds of P. P. IlamiL A Inn, II, L. Uou and others. TERMS OP SALE. The purchase money to be paid cash. JAMES MUNRO. '? . Master far Union County. blasters Office, Oct. 11 181K), _x Oct, 17 "IT . The Stato of South Carolina. CO U.N TV OF UNION. . Court of Common Pleas, \| ^^PCalhoun Hunter, as administrator of the 1 goods, chattels and credits of M. A. E. , , Sartor, deceased, Plaintiff m. against James Orsot, Defendant. *1 fi obfdift.ee to an order made In tho above L stated case, by-his Honor, Wt H. WolUor, Circuit Judge, I will sell hofore the Court .house door, lu the town of Union, within the legal hours of sals, on the first Monday in November, 1890, tho' following described I i property, to wit : 40 XUHM. O.U that tract of land stur.fe about two PUnloa Court house, on the Croai bounded north and east by tho or TJ!Eff8 OF 8A1&. :aah : the balance on a credit ol the, with Interest from day *j eoured by bond of tha purchasti ;sgj of tho premises. JAMES MUNRO, Mayer for Union County. Office Oct. 11, 18(H). ? <t KSV ' ? The Stato of South Carolina. COUNTY OFv UNION. Court of Common Plena. James E. Aughtry, F, Elmira Hunter, Cleo A. T* Sims, and James II. 8ima, Plainti, againtt 1 William L. Sims, Elisabeth C. Beaty, Ida Smith, W. Julius A ugh try, Robert I Aughtry, Mary, E. Darla and others, L town of L'nio wlii.in 'ho bgilnoura of sale, on the fir Mour.-.y in N-veinbcr, 1800, the followii I described property, to wit: 1041 j achks. All that certain tract of land lying, belt and situate in Fish Dam "'Township, Unit County, Slate aforesaid, containing ono thoi sand and forty-one and three fourths acre more or lr?s, bunded by lands now or la of O. IV. Iiill and of others , said tract know as 'he Sailor Homo Place. solo is 4 ok hoik tracts. Said traot- will be sold in four cr moi separate tracts: plats of which can bo see st my office. a natok stons on main strict. All thnt certain lot of land with brio tor* house thereon, situnto in the town o Union, bounded north by main street, eat by lot of B. F. Foster, south by lot of and west by lot of John ltodger. TERM* OF SALE. One-third cash, the bal ?nco on a orodit o one and two years, in equal* installment! with interest fiom day of sale, lo be soouret by bend of the purcha-or and mortgage o the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. ootll, 1890. Oct 17 42 8t. " The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Tlens Edwin R. Wallace, as Administrator, wit! the will annexed, of Mary R. Wallace; Plaintiff, again*t v M. Sophia Carter, Dfftndani. IN obedience to an order made in the abort stated caso, by his Honor, W. II. Wallace, Cirouit Judge, I will sell bef-ro the Court houso door, in tho town of Uoion, within tbc leg*l hours of sale, on the first Monday in November, 1890, the following described pujioil/, lOWli: * , ' "*** * All the Interest, presont an 1 prospective, of M. Sophia Carter, in and to a'l that traot of land lying, being and situate In Santuc township, Union County, 8t-?to aforesa?d, adjoining lands of Mrs. It. Knight, William Munro, T. J. Harris, Jr., and estate of M. 8. Porter; being tho laud devised to saiJ M. Sophia Carter, by Margaret 8. Gregory, which is duly recorded, end which s iid tract of lotrl contains throe Lundrcl and twenty ncrep, inoro or less. Said tract rosold at tho risk of the former purchaser, J D. Carter. ' TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash : the balance on a credit of ona year, with interest from day of sale, to bo secured by boud of tho purchaser and a mortgage of the premises.. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Uoiui County. Master's Office, Oct II, 1890. > Oct. 17 42 8t. The State of South Carolina. coujjTyjt>V,vr',v' Court of Cwnhton Pleas. J. C. Hunter, 7Vainttff . againtt Jamor Grant, The Merchants' and Planters' National Uauk of Union, Ssju'b Carolina, and others, Defendant?. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated case, by bis Honor, W. 11. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell bc'ore tho Court It Aia a ilonr tit #ltA t?\n?n nf ITnt?n wifhtrt legal hours of aale, ou tlio firit Mouday in November, 1890, the fbHoning described property, to wit: VALUA11LS TOWS LOTS. All those several lots of lnml, wi'h the buddings thereon, situate in the town ol Union, in the county of Union, and State aforesaid, bounded on the n>>rth by main street, east by lot of Thoa. E. Haitcy, south by lot of Gcorgo Rogers, and west by lot ol Mrs. V. Coleman, containing one acre, more or less. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash, thebelanc^nracradii--A t^'to bo secured by and a mortgage of tho premises. J AMES MUNKO Mar tor for Union County. .Oct. 11, 1890. Oct. 17 42 -N 81. The' State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Ideas. James Monro, I'laintiff, against Cassis R*rnclt, et si, Deftndanit. IN obedience to an order of his Honor Judge Jemes F. Istar, giyon in <he nbov stated case, I will sell at Union Court House during the legal hours of rnlo, en ealesday Nov. 8rd, 1890, (ha following describe* 'aods: 100 Acnits. All that tract orparoel of land, aituate ii the oounty of Union, HojtansviUe township dt'S??mfai wsM, coottlainn one liumlro tores, mope or loss, bounded by lands' i Dr.'Toung, Chas, MoWhirter, and the lam known as tho "Jonas land," TERMS OF SALE. One-half o? ?he purchase mneejr in e#sf and the -ether one-half on a credit of or year from date of sale, with interest froi aid day ef sale, secured by bond of Hi purchaser, aod mortgage of tho premises. C. II. PEAKB, * Special Master. Oct. 11th, 18tW. ^ Oct 17 43 St. VALUABLE PLANTATI01 TO SELL OR RENT. f>00 acres of choice cotton and grain lac n Union County, within a mile of Gosh< Hill P. O. and the 0. C. &N. R. B., and 1 rom tlia 8 Cr. H. It. ' 100 ACRES BENT KA81LY FOB 16 BALI [ OF COTTON,^^^^ r ty is oonrenient to aohoola aua*mmhfl r The j inee is eery healthy and noted for i r fertilliv of soil. Apply fo C. J. HUNTER, or JOS. II. HUNTER, Prosperity, 8. C. Aug 1 61. tf 4 \ W 4-'\ "j V \ ; . - 4 " - "v.; < " R ?. 't H E PUZZLE ifNRAVELED. r. , > * .. jJU fit lias it not boon a jum'o to many people, why so many of the young people of oui K. county have de?.ded, during the pre>o*< d. year, to quit living alone, orii^^&|^jH| '? peroon^aAill^tiWWIii^BjW^ywgffM J^-rWBrc ami are the many hundreds ol " ratuablo household articles nod beautiful " toya on his "? 5 AND 10 CTS. COUNTERS and you can eco for yourself that many a young couple just beginning life, onn get ( from thso count era olmosl a complete outfit t_ of household and kitchen goods for d^*st a 6 or 10 cents cticli, except the very heavy ' articles, and a great many of these can be bought from him at a proportionately low price. Resides his famous 6 AND 10 CENTS COUNTERS, ho carries in stock a full lino of e General Merchandise, such as a GROCERIES?HEAVY AND FANCY, HOOTS AND 81IOES?A DRIVE fit THESE, * STAPLE DRY GOODS, lt HARD AND HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND WOODENWARB, JUG AND JARWARE, AND FLOWER POTS, . f CROCKERY AND fitfcASSWARE, ~ ' OILS, PAINTS AND WINDOW CLASS, f C0NFECTI0NAR1E3, &C. Special attention is directed to royatock of BOOTS AND SHOES, of which 1 have just rcocivcd a big lot, and have marked them down bolow ordinary prices, notwithstanding the recent advance on such goods. Also. I cnll snecial nlt?nllnii In m? OROOKERY and TINWARE. I have the large-1 and most complete i etock of Crockery aud Tinwaie in towii, and , I am selling a groat deal of it because the people know I am not high on it. Just one word more for my 5 AND 10 CENTS COUNTERS : 1 em selling goods off oflhcsc counters ell oyer the country. 1 Traveling drummers frequency buy several of these article to carry homo with them. I They know tbey arc cheap. Some cf them 1 are 25 cents articles. I have received orders 1 from Columbia and other places for these goods. g ... Now, you need not wonder that there are so'many couples uniting themselves together in wedlock, and fitting up a house to themselves. when they can get all these things so cheap at the store ON TI1KRA1L ROAD, OF S M RICE, JR, E U P. S. Also Agent for Dupcni's ltifle and Blasting Powder, and Dynamite. S. M- Jr., K. U. Oct 8 40 3m UNION SAVING EMPORIUM. ?? Cash salrs received daily fr.<m $100 to $100. For safety and guide to the purchasers 1 will say thai you will find it to your gain to call and price my stock of DRY GUOD3, NOTIONS, HATS, BOOTS, 1 SHOES, CLOTH I NO, KTf* ? vutov/hwe'TTHtf 5T~new nn l favhiortHble* dress goods. Call especial attention to my double-width Coahmero* at 25 cents. A full Line of Handkerchiefs, from the Cheapest Cambric to the Finest Silk. IIcaw stock of ladies and gents. GiOVES. ladies mousquetaire suedes, a SPECIALTY. Always on hand?iuy famous all-wool filling Jeans at 25 cents. ^ lion i lorgffi Hint wno.e ri'CK orogan ai $1, that you've bought so often. A few left of (lie fu 1 slock womans polkas , at $1, for the first that calif. > BOOTS.?I will not quote priors, os I , have them from the commonest to the . SUPERFINE. ( JAMES A. BANISTER'S tine handf sewed shoes always on band. , Sloping*houlders can bo made square by calling and having your measure taken for one of BEATY'S * j U A X We r you soon, I am. Yours Respectfully, W, T. BEATY, ^ Proprietor of Union's Saving Emporium. Oct 10 41 Gt Notice to Creditors* OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, 1 Union Coi'nty. j v Union, S. C., Oct. 1, 1890. ALL persons hftviog claims against the County not examined and approved by the Board, will be required to present tfoetu IQ iIIU Vxiurn ui inc inmru BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF N0VE1(IBER NEXT.; > / Persons h-lding JURORS, WITNESS, AWt> e CONSTABLES CERTIFICATES Dsued from ? the Courts of Ganeral Sessions are included in this notice. 1 It is ABSOLUTELY NF.CF.SSAKY that creditors should heed this notice, if they do not wish to have Iheiv claims passed 10 i t)ie next fWfxl your, thereby depriving .them'? solvea of tha f?r moflins d lioncc, lyul preventing tlio Board front >f making n truo aud correct s'ntcmontof tlie 1 indebtedness of tho County upon which the Ttt Levy is based. By order of the Bonrd. / , CHARLES BOLT. ' Clerk of Board. n Oct 8 . 40 0t " MRS. JAS. GRANT'S FASHIONABLE MILLINERY JUST OPENED. I HAVE just opened an elegant and oom. plole Hue of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERV of the newosf mid choicest s'yle* ; consisting of sn I j PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, Fancy Feathers, Birds' Wings, Ribbons, Velvets, Gimps pi" iMHftll MMUM#. Thank Ail for (he rery Lberal patronage Is heretofore bestowed, I JnthS the indies of the town and country to c?U ancleiaroine my elegant new stook, assuring them that my prices shall bo as low and n>y work as good an any establishment in upper South Carolina. MRS. J AS. GR ANT. Oct 8 10 tf * -^81s* = ATTENTION, ( ? )JV- ?-?? I.i. .? irntrn^mmm^mmmm ? - \ I aftor a long stay in Lbe ' I Arid (hat u.uiobey t'?lk?" op thero at CAoH apdithereforo you getBOTTOl tomera the benefit. 1 boy cheap and i i adage, tbat^qdlck galea and short pro? : J> R Y O In this line my Slock is larger ac In Ladies Dress Goods, my ossortmoi select, before the Stock has been picket SHOES, SHC Our Stook of Boots and Shoos Is so tbem. If yon with anything in this Hi e(ats ap Io thia departtnfcnt all I uk ia that J themselves. J O LOT I have some special inducements in .Clothing, from Ine cheapest to the fines that I fear I have ovcr-stockod myself. srhat.I-^y* ~ ?/ ~~ ' " " T RADIES J I can sell you Ladies Jackets at Neil in thetn. I have souio beauties. CROC] Will sell jou Crockery 20 per c?Dt. ol Give me a call. Heaped! J. April 11 ~T. E. Bj WHOLESALE AND R ALL KINDS FURNITT WINDOW SHADES, OORNIOE P CARPETS, RUGS SASH,,DO O RS, 6 E R AND tIME! I HANDLE THESE GOODS BY THE OA TO GIVE INSIDE FIGUBES ON ANYTHING Sept '20 ^ ! TAX NOTICE. rpiIE Tax Books for Union County, S. C., JL wi 1 be oponcd at Un'on C. II., S. C.t on the 15th d??y of Octnbir, 1800, for the ' oolleodon of the taxes for the tiscu' yc?r commencing November 1st, 1880, nnd wi 1 remain open until the loth day of December, 1890, at which time they mill close end upon all takes uot paijl by that date 15 per cent, penally will be added, according to law. For the purpose of co'leeli ig raid taxes I trill be at 1 the fy H'i|jt/)r n' J !!>*< Spring*, Frldoy forenoon, Oct 2ltl?. j Coltraint, Friiay aficvaooii, Cvt. 21 '? ( (libbt , Saturday forenoon, Cct. '25 ,h. I < -Cedar Bluff, Monday afternoon, Oof. '27ili. i Crou Ktyt, Tueaday, O tober 28 h. Minltr't iltort, Wednesday for.noon, Oct. , 29lb. Goshen Jlill, Thursday forenoon, Oct. 80ih. Fish Dam, Friday, Ootober 8lst. Santue, Saturday until 8 P. M., Nor. 1st. Ml. Tabor, Monday, Nov. Hd. KtUon, Tuesday, Nov. 4U?, and Wednc day forenoon, Nov. Gth. QoudtytviUe, Thursday forenoon, Nov. 6th. Kendrick'e Store, Thursday afternoon, Not. Gili. Mllkimville, Friday, Not. 7, and Saturday, forenoon^Nov. 8th, .V Timber Ridge, Tuead|t&^UjBm?n, Novetnfind Wednesday forpnoon, Not- 12th. Jonetcille, Thursday, Not. 13th, and Friday forenoon, Not. lHh. TAX LEVY AS FOLLOWS : For State purposes,.... 6) Mills. Foj Ordinaay County purposes 4.} Mills. For School Constitutional tax 2 .Mills. For Fast Indebtednc-s 11 Mills. For Interest on Railiosd Hands...... 3J Mills. For Retiring Railroad Ilonds 1 Mil'. Total I7J All mala citizens between the ages of twpnty.one and fifty yoirs, wh-j are pbj-sioally able lo earn a support, a o liable to pay. a poll tax. i>1 l'er<oos owning property in different townships will pleatc ao Mate when they come to pv Abase t?w ?' 1 will be at my affioo at Union C. If., on aud after the ltith day of November, 1 K'JO, until the 16th day of Deoember, 1800. J. II. T. SCOTT, County Tica*?r<r. Sent 19 88 * <H MRS. L. M. FOUCHE* (N8B|J1}8. M. VINCENT,) ' HAS opened ffcc targrs', the handsomest end most Fashionable STOCK Of MILLINERY cv? r brought to Union, an 1 Arks her old friruds and customers lo cell atotl fount their eyes on them. } return sipcerc thanks for poet lihorg* patrooage.'and intend to dwCPV? ?, continuance of those favors I y rtriot slima ion to the wishes of my patrons and sttfUytkc their interest in the ^ualljy of * MinvVlwjl j X formerly owned by ifeSiS^pllion At Oo., of Xewtorry, is now st ^drahatn & Battles stables, at Unioo, 0. skecwfcire he Will remain for a month. .Those wishing thoroughbred co*is, should Uke advantage of the sent on. $ E ^ ^ JAMES M IIENbBBtJON I i? fASH BUYERS] i tbe Northern Markets, wbero I bought loot he beaten, over brought to Union, i well ns it does down here. I buy for M PRICES. Of courso I give my cuslell cheap, being a firm believer iu the old its" are better than tho old time methods. O O I> 8 . id better selected than ever before, at is simply superb. Oouic early and 1 over. )es, shoes largo that wc haven't room to place no now is your timo. sm> caps. ou give me a look. The gcods will soli HING. this line, in both Men's and Youth's t. In Overcoats 1 found them so cheap Call ?nd satisfy yourself that I mean * tAOKBTS. ' York prices, having gotten a bargain ek y. heaper than you can but' it olscwhcre. rully, W. McLURE, Agent. 15 tf 1ILEY, ETAIL DEALER IN THE AND BEDDING. ODES AND PICTURE FRAMES AND MATTING. T A N D B L I N D S , r SHINGLES. [E! EIME! U LOAD AND AM ALWAYS PREPARED IN MY LINE. 19 8m The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In (ho Court of Common Picas. 3ummont for Relief?Complaint not Served. Winter C. Wnllncc, Plaintiff, , arf a in it Mary N. Parr, Joint W. 0. Smith, Petty Edwards Hamos and Daniel E. E. Smith, Defendants. To the Defendant!: < YOU are hereby summon? I an 1 required to answer the complaint in t'ds ac'loi, yhirti i< fi'?1 \ " "'py oifj . I'onr answor to (lie said complaint on * lie subscriber at his office, No. 3 Law I itancc. at Union fWrt'Tr^? ['aiolinn, within twonty days after the service hereof, exclusive of tiic day of such service; ami if you fail to answer the comp'aint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff ( in this action will apply to tho Court for tho relief demanded in the complaint. J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Defendant, lleity Edwards Haines and Daniel E. E Smith : Take notice, That the complaint in this action was filo l in the office of ilic Clerk of tho Cout tat Union, in the County of Union and Slate of South Carolina, on tho 5th day of September, 18U0. J. C! WALLACE, Plaintiff's Attovnoy. Scj i 12 :>7 Ct The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common I leas. ayaimt John W. G. Smith, Dotty Edwards Ilnmcs, | Daniel E. K. Smith, Mary N. Parr, David Siniih, Jesse Sni'tli, Defendants. To the Defendants: YOU are hereby summoned and 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 at his office, No. '! Law Range, at Union, S. C., within twenty days after the servico hereof, .1...:.. .,< ii.. r.e un/,1% . ?.,.1 :r OAUIunnu Ul HIV ?'1 ouvn Iivv , ??iavo ?t you fail (o answer (lie complaint ?iihin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this notion will apply to the C> ml for tho relief do. mended m the ooiaplnint. J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated Sept. 2<1, A. D. 18!H). J. If. McKissick, j seal > Clerk, To Defendants, Petty Edwards Homes ; and n?iiidrti? H. rtratiln Tnko miflcs, that the complaint in thii action was filed in the office of the Clerk of tho Court at Union, in tho County of Union and State of South Carolina, on the 2>i day of September, 1890. J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiff"s Atterney. Sept 12 37 Gt irai fl mir.ii ai n n?.n win. m. mumJLSUN & sun, BANKERS, UNION, S.'C. ?? ?? A general banking business tinnsncted. Deposit* received, subject to check. Exoliange bought nud sold. Collections made on all po'nts. b'afo doposd boxes to ront. Accounts of individuals and firms solicited. We represent the following .Insurance Companies : Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, $10,071,510 Pheuix Insurance Co., - - 4,781.25^, NorwioiyiyjMjjy^tjociotj, ^Jl,505,631 10,000,WO r Executor's Notice. AI,L poisons baring claims against I,. E. Meader, deceased, will present (hem to me properly attested, and oil persons indebted to him will make payment to me fortawitli. JOHN A. FANT JR., Executor. Oct. % 40 it STILl, TO T FULL TO THE BRIM A We bavo juet reoeivod one of the largest tb Millinery Goods, See., that we have ever Jjsd, * SHO E8 ! SHOE aw ? MILLINERS In this line we hare a very full slock ; any si Call and see our goods and convince yourself Respectfully, GRAIIAM Sept 6 36 new Good ' ne1 A. r? i ... - vur x>uyer nas^just returned from tin DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTI( COMPLI We have also a splendid an G-ETVT'S CL FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND BA for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HAND-! for Gents, in Congress and I Other reductions in REMEMBER THE DE SEWING M vhich we guarantee to be equal in eve iriced machines. Over 70 now in use it rarranted for 5 years, and have all nccc The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, WIL Jan 4 1 REDUC IN PR] In order to re SPRING and f" ?* J V4 UUUS, JShAi rom this date offer anyth "* H^Tn^-ry^ T r Rl UDlWHP*e 2ALL AND EXAMINE OUR STO ELSEWHE Rospcctfully, RODGER & ] Sept G 3G PREPARE FOR If you ate in need of a < Pit, uonufliiuiiiit, ui UU'J and call on me before pur BUGGIES ^ HARNESS GENERAL HARDWARE Yours, truly, W. D LKADINC Feb .14 7 Notice to Trespassers. AIjIj persons are ncrcoy cautn neu not to * trespass on tlio plantation known as the McKissick Place, situated neat* Cross Keys P. O., aodjiow occupied by the under- 0' signed, by.riding, walking, hunting, cutting X down trees or tre?fvassing in any other way on said place, without my content. If any one, without regard to race or O color, is found violating the above notice they will be prosecuted to the fttllost extcot of the law. 1< KDW1N DAVT8, Cross Keys. Bept 12 37 tHt MONEY TO LOAN. ? ON Improved Farm lands, in eums of * $300 and upwar Is. Loans repaynblc in small annual^ installments, through a period of six years* thus enabling the borrower to pay oiT his indebtedness without exhausting his crop in any one year. Apply at onoe to 1). A. TOWN8BND, Attorney, Union, 8. 0. AOS Id 83 ly \ r ' imr ' ?, f V U Shis front. V lND RUNNING OVER; J ck? of Dry Goods, Cl lliing, Klioea, il l our prices arc an low n? the lowett. 1 '.trill SUORSU!! i?r nien, women nnd children. You pOfi- 7J5 tM Z GOODS. i y'e nnd price y.?u frmit. tlint we inenn exactly w!<nt wesny. : & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. Jjjr sr." S GOODS! , J A4 e Markets, atad our Stock of 1 3LES, AND NOTIONS IS* U 1TE. ^ d well selected line of OTHIIVG}, GOODS, ETC. Y STATE SHOES and Children. SEWED SHOES jaced?$5, formerly ?7. proportion. MOREST $19 50 aohiSe, ry respect to ANY of the higher i Union County. They arc fully * issary attachments. -KINS& CO tr ; T i o N [CES. tduce our SUMMER 3s and Hats, we will. uog in our OK before purchasing :re. PURCELL. . Jy A BIG CROP. CCTTON GIN, FEEDnxJN FKESS, be sure 7 chasing. j ANI) fe PHAETONS. r STOVES. JLine of p.-jc- - ALWAYS ON HAND BEWIAiY. J DEALER IN IIAUDWAHK CALL 0 N I. F. SOAIFE & SON, Dcftlera in all kinJs of Staple nu<l Fancy rocerics, Confectioneries an I Fruits. INK CIGARS AND TO 15 A CCO. ROOKERY, TINWARE, txt nnnii! nw A Ti. TO . AMPS AND CHIMNEYS, WICKS. BURNERS, AND KEROSENE OIL. The finest Cvnm ( hoese nlways o% hand, id everything eUo in the Grocery line. The AVire and Courier, Charlrtlon World, reenvillo /tail;/ Xrir and the Now York Vorld, always on sale. II. F. 8GA1KE & SON, Feb 21 8 ly Three Buckeye Mowers FOR SALE, At Ices t .en oost. Apply to J. II KODORR, or L. N. UOIK1KH,