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WEBMASTER'S
SALES.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
J
Court of Common Pleas.
James K. Augbtry, F. Glmira Hunter, Cle ra y
A. T. Sims and James II. Sims, I'lainliJTt.
against:
Willi-im L. trims, Elizabeth C. Bcaty, Ida E.
Smith, W. Julius Aughtry, Robert M.
Augbtry, Mary E. Davis, and others,
Drftndanls.
IN obciicnco to an order made in the above 1
stated case, by bis Honor W. H. Wallace, (
Circuit Judge, I will sell at Fish Dam Station, t
in Union County, on Monday, November 10th, 1
1890, and days following, within the legal <
houts of sale, the following described'properly,
to wit:
^ 28-68-100 acres.
that lot of land situated at Fish Dam
fildinn in ITnion CIounLv. and known as the
' James W. Sartor ho use lot, containing '
twenty-eight and sixty-three one-hundred
acre*.
20-28-100 acres. 1
All that lot of land situated nt Fish Dam
Station, in Union County, and known os
the "Corner Lot," containing twenty-six t
and twenty-eight one-hundred acres.
DIVIDED INTO VAMJAULR TOWN LOT8.
Said lots are situated at the intersection of
tho Georgia and Carolina Northern Railroad,
and have been sub-divided into suitable 1
town lots, and will be sold as such ; plats of |
which can be seen at my office
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash, the balance on a credit
of one and two yeats, in equal installments,
with interest from day of sale, to be secured i
by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of
the premises.
I'urchaser to pay for papers. i
JAMES MUNRO.
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Oct. 11, 1890.
The State of Soutli Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Common l'leas.
J. Calhoun Hunter, as Administrator of the
goods, ohattels nud credits of AI. A. E.
Sartor, deceased, Plaintiff,
against.
John Willard, II. L. Goss, the Union Building
and Loin Association, and others, Dtfendant*.
IN obedience to an order made in the above
stated cose, by his Honor W. II. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, 1 will sell befaro tne Court j
Houso door in the town of Union, within |
the legal hours of snlo, on the first Monday j
in Novembor 1890, the following describ- j
ed property, to wit:
VALUABI.K IIOtTSK AND LOT. 1
All that lot of lnnd with the buildings
thereon, in the town of Union, on the corner
of Mountain and South streets, bounded on (
the north by lot of Mrs M. A. Boyd, south <
by South street, cast by Mountain street and t
west by lot of Mrs. It. W. Colton, it being t
the lot of land conveyed to the said John !
Willard by Johnllodger. 1
TERMS OF SALE. i
One-third cash ; the ba'ancc on a credit of t
nna Anrl l\rn vanru in i AultillmiMitM i
with interest from tiny of sa'c, to bo secured t
by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of
tho premises. i
JAMES A1UNRO.
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Oct. 11 1890.
Oct. 17 42 3t. [
The State of South Carolina. 1
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
W. T. Jones and Ida WiUiford, ae Administrators,
with the will annqied. of T. JJonoa,
<WcCttS(T(tr rShii,,(ey/?.
ai/aimt.
F. E. II. Thomas, Defendant.
IN obcdicucc to an orlcr made iu the
above state ! ease, by his Honor W. II.
Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the ,
Court llouse door, in the town of Union,
within the legal hours of sale, on the first
Monday in November 1890, the following
described propcity. to wit:
245 ACRES.
All f.lmt tract or nlantat'on of land in <
SatUuc Township, Union County, State afore- 1
Raid, known at tlio "Cooks Piacc," containing
two hundred and forty-five acre?, more
or less, adjoining lands of II. L. (Joss, W. J.
Tucker and It. S. Thomas, Trustee.
TKilMS OF SALK.
The purchase mcdey t > be paid Cash.
JAM KH MUNRO.
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Oct. 11 18'JO.
Oct. 17 42 3t.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
W. T. Jones and Ida Willeford, as Administrators,
with the will Annexed, of Tyrrcl
J. Jones, deceased, Plaintiffs
anai"**
Robert Stevens and Chnrncr Stevens, De/en
dants.
IN obedience to an order made in tho abovo
stated ease by his Honor W. II. Wa'lacc,
Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Couit
House door in the town of Union, within the
legal hours of sale, en the first Monday in
November lb'.'O, the lbl-owing described
properly, to wit :
25:5 aches
All that ccrta'ti tract of land lying, be
ing ana situate lit oaixiie io w usii ip, union
County, Sta'c nforesa il, contniirng two
huinlrcd nnd fifty-three and onc-ha!f acres,
more or less, adjoining lauds of 1\ 1'. Hamilton,
11. L. (loss and others.
TERMS OF SALE.
Tlio purchase money to be paid cash.
JAMES MUNllO.
Mnotei r;r Valv... v...-.*.,.
Masters Oflice, Oct. 11 1890.
Oct. 17 42 3i.
^ The State of Soutli Carolina.
J COUNTY OF UNION.
Couit of Common l'leas.
J. Ca'lioun Hunter, ns administrator of the
goods, eluittel.s and credits of M. A. E.
Snrtor, deceased, I'laintiff
ayai I
James Grant, Defendant,
IN obedience to an order mode in the above
stated case, by his Honor, W. ti. \ValifiC?r, Circuit
Judge, i will soil before the Court
/J regt?t idhi. v. 'Jio i?\vn of Union, within the
XV{*? November, 181H), the following" ineJwVi.5"
property, to wit :
40 ACRKS.
All tiint tnct of land a tcale nbtut two
miles from Union Court house, on the Cross
Keys rood, bounded north ami cast by the
Jeter land, south by said roud, and west by
lands of II N. Ilcafy, nod containing forty
acres, more or less.
TERMS OP SALE. ,
One-half cash : the balance on a credit of
twelve months, with interest from day of '
sa'c, to be secured by bond of the purchaser I
and a mot tg-ige of the premises.
JAMBS MUNRO,
Master f?r Union County.
Mastei's Office, Oct. 11, 18'JO.
Oot 17 42 8t
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Coojiuou Pleas.
Tames E. Aughtry, F, El uira Hunter, Clcora
A. T. Finis, nud James II. Sims, riaintifft
againtl
William L. Sims, Elizabeth C. Beaty, Ida E.
Smith, W. Julius Aughtry, Robert M.
Aughtry, Mary E. Davis and others, Defrndantt.
IN obedience to an order mode in the
above st.tcd case, by bis Honor, W. H,
iVallace, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the
Jour- house door, in ike town of Union,
ailbiii the 1-gal hours of rale, on the firal
Monday in November, 1890, the foUowisf
Inscribed property, to wit:
- 1041} Acan.
All that certain.tract of land lying, bcinj
ind situate in Fish Dam Township, Unior
County, 8'ntc aforesaid, containing one thorn
sand and fortj--?>nc and three-fourths acres,
more or less, b undod by lands now or lat<
)f O. W. Hill and of others ; said tract known
is 'lie Sartor Nome Place.
S-ILII IX 4 OR MORE TRACTS.
8aid tract will be sold in four cr mor<
separate tracts: plats of which oan be sect
at my office.
A BRICK STORK ON MAIX STREET.
All that ccriain lot of land with brick
store house thereon, situate in the town of
Union, bounded north by main street, easl
by lot of B. P. Foster, south by lot of
?ud west by lot of John ltodgcr.
TERM* OF SALE.
One-third cash, the balincc on a credit ol
one and two years, in equal installments,
with interest frout day of sale, to be secured
by bend of the purchaser nnd mortgage el
the premises.
Purchaser to jay for papers.
JAMES MUNRO,
Mnstcr for Union County.
oct 11, 1890.
Oct 17 42 3t.
The State of South Caroline..
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Picas
Edwiu It. Wallace, as Administrator, with
the will annexed, of Mary It. Wallace,
Plaintiff,
ayaint<i
M. Sophia Carter, Defendant.
IN obedience to an order made in the above
stated case, by his Honor, W. 11. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, I will sell bef-re tho Court
louse door, in the town of Union, wilhin the
egtl hours of sale, on the first Monday in
Sovctnber, 1890, tho following described
properly, to wit:
820 ache?.
All the interest, present sn I prospective,
>f M. Sophia Carter, in and to a'l that tract
if land lying, being and situate in Santuc
ownship, Union County, Stole aforesaid,
tdjoining lands of Mrs. It. Knight, William
Vlunro, T. J. Harris, Jr., nnd estate ofM. P.
i'orter; being the land devised to saiJ M.
Sophia Carter, by Margaret S. Gregory,
which is dtt'y recorded, nnd which said tract
if lan I cont'iins three hundred and twenty
teres, tuore or less.
Said tract resold at the risk of the firmer
urohascr, J 1>. Carter.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half cash : the balance on a credit of
me year, with interest from day of sale, to
te secured by bond of the purchaser and a
nortgogo of the premises.
JAMES MUN 110,
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Oct 11, 189'*.
Oct. 17 42 3t.
The State of South Carolina.
? iiuuhh ur
Courtof Common Fleas.
.FC. Hunter, Plaintiff
lames Grant,rSi^rchanta' and Planters'
National Uanlf South Carolina,
and others, Defendan&gf.
IN obedience to an order made in the above
staled case, by bis Honor, W. II. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court
house door, in the town of Union, within the
legal hours of sale, on the firs-t Monday in
November, 1890, the following described
property, to wit:
VAI.UABLK TOWN I.OTS.
All those several lots of land, with the
buildings thereon, situate in the town ol
Union, iu the county of Union, anl State
aforesaid, bounded on the north by main
street, enst by lot of Thos. E. Bailey, south
by lot of George Rogers, and west by lot ol
Mrs. V. C.dcman, containing one acre, more
or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half cash, the baUnco on a credit o
twelve months, with ioterest from day o
s ile, to be secured by bond of the purchase]
and a mortgage of the premises.
J AMES MU.NHO
m..?? " - *" "?? rounly.
.... *1,18901
Oct. 17 42 31.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNI OX.
Court of Common Fleas.
James Munro, Plaintiff,
against
Cassie Harnett, ct nl, Defendants.
IN obedience to an order of his Honor
Judge Junes F. Izlar, given in the abovi
slated case, 1 will sell at Union Court House
during the legal hours of sale, on salesdny
Nov. 3rd, 1890, the following described
iands:
100 ACRES.
All tlial. t-rarJ,!\r Iiaru.ejl ?/ l??Jt
1110 county of Union, Bogonsvuie township
Stitc aforesaid, containing one hundred
acres, more or less, bounded by lands o
Dr. Young, Cha?. MoWhirtcr, and tho land
known as tho "Jones land."
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half of the purchase money in cash
and the other one-half on a credit of om
year from date of sa'e, with interest fron
said day of sale, secured by bond of tin
purchaser, and mortgage of the premises.
11. I'KiAM'I,
Special Master.
Oct. 11 til, 1800.
Oct 17 42
VALUABLE PLANTATION
TO "JSEIjIJ StEW.
tm nc.ygn of choice cotton aiul grain lam
lii'l P. O. and"the 0. C. & N. auu'?
rom the 3 C'r. I'. It.
100 A ('It MS KENT EASILY FOR 16 BALE!
OF COTTON.
There is a good dwelling house, kitchen
smoke house, large gin house and screw
and neceasaiy outbuildings on the place
and a fine young orchard and garden.
It is convenient to schools and churches
The place is very healthy and noted for its
fertility of soil.
Apply to
C. J. HUNTER,
or JOS. II. HUNTER,
Prosperity, S. C.
Aug 1 91 U
w
I'HE PUZZLE
UNRAVELED.
? .
1 Has it not booa a puzzle to many people,
why so many of tlio young people of our
county hare decided, during the present
year, to quit living atone, or In some other
person's house, und have taken unto him
or herself just one other person, and they
two have set up a bouse of their own f
Why just go to 8. M. RICE, JR., E. U.?8.
' Store and see the many hundreds of
valuable household articles and boiftiAsi
! toys on bio '
5 AND 10 CTS. COUNTERS
and you can see for yourself that many a
5 young couple just beginning life, oan get
, irom iDso counters amiosi a complete ouiai
of household and kitchen goods for just
6 or 10 cents each, except ilio very heavy
^ articles, and a great many of these can be
[ bought from bim at a proportionately low
price.
Besides his famous 6 AND 10 CENTS
COUNTERS, he carries in stock a i\ill line of
' General Merchandise, such as
1 GROCERIES?HEAVY AND FANCY,
BOOTS AND SHOES?A DRIVE IN
THESE,
8TATLE DRY GOODS,
t HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
TIN AND WOODENWARE,
JUG AND JARWARE, AND FLOWER
TOTS,
r CROCKERY AND^^^^j(jga|^^
r CONFECTION ARIES, &C.
Special attention is directed to my stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of which I have just received a big lot, and
have marked them down below ordinary
prices, notwithstanding the rcceut advance
on such goods.
Also, 1 call special attention to my
CROCKERY and TINWARE.
I have the large t nod most complete
slock of Crockery and Tinwate in town, and
I am se'ling a groat deal of it bccauso the
people know I am not high on it.
Juet one word m?re for niy 5 AND 10
CENTS COUNTERS : I niu selling goods off
of ihcsc counters nil over the country.
Traveling drummers frequently buy seveial
of these article to carry home with them.
Thcv know they are cheap. Some of them
aro 25 cents articles. 1 have received orders
front Columbia and ether places for these
goods.
Now, you need not wonder that there are
so ninny couples uniting themselves together
in wedlock, and fitting up a house to themselves,
when they can get all those things so
cheap at the store ON THEKAIL ROAl). OF
S M RICE, JR, E U
P. S. Also Agent for Dupoul's ltille and
Wasting Powder, and Dynamite.
S. M- 11., Jr., E. U.
Oct 3 40 3ut
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Iu the Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief?Complaint ServcJ.
James Q. Rice, and MoCle'aad C. Denver,
co-partners trading unlet* the firm nam?(
of J. G. lltcc & Co , Plaintiffs, **mc '
ayainst y 100
Reps. Jones, /JcA/jiJnoned
To Kej)s. Jones, Defendt^uiV* issuet
barged with tende
- -T7 ou hereby eurobttt summer. ?
a *op>"wto the next *
you, and to servo a cop? LU'
the satd complaint on tfife _ ,
ofHcc, at Union, C. II., S. of >?. i
days after the service hereof, one I
the day of such service; and if yotS\i|wj^l
answer the complaint within the time afore-"
said, the plaintiff in this action will app'y
to the Court f^r the relief demanded iu the
complaint.
S. S. STOKES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
} J. II. McKissick.
skal > Clerk.
To Defondantf Reps Jones : Take notice,
that the comprint in this ucti m was filled
\ in the office of the Clerk of the C-niri at
^ Union, in the Couuly of Union, and Sti'tc of
! South Carolina, 15th day of October A. D.
1 18'JO.
1 S. S. STOKES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
! Oct 17 42 6t
Wl .A*
f in uuue.
I Valuable Property for Sale
1 OFFEll for ?no most desirable placi
la Union County and nnd one of tht
most desirable place in upper Carolinaf con
sisting of
onf. thousand acres,
more or less. Two hundred acres of tbii
land lie within the corporate limits of the
town of Union, 011 which is a nearly new
six room cottaok
and all other outride improvement necessary
for a 10 horse farm
This land has about 300 acres of land
now in cultivation, the reH in o?k ami pine
timber, with about 50 acres of branch bottoms.
The health of the place cinnrt be surpassed
in any country and I challenge proof tc
j thee, ntrary. A well and springs of water
with branches tunning through the lands
1 will sell it as a whole, or in smnll tracts,
[ and on ca'-y terms, to suit purchasers.
S. M. RICE, Sit.
Oct 17 42 tf.
MRS. JAS. GRANT'S
- FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
JUST OPENED,
' I HAVE just opened an clcgot and comj
L ,?leto line of FALL AND WINTER MILi
LINERY of tho newest and choicest styles;
consisting of
PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS,
Fancv iVatlicrs.Hinlh' H i 11 km.
Kibl?oiiH, Velvets, Gimp*
[ ami Orimuiei?<?.
ALSO
- -^nursing corsets
ii Thankful for tx?? ??ry liberal patronage
i iii"r,i?rore bestowed, 1 c the ladies ol
the town nn-l country to C.di god cxroiine utj
e'egnnt new stock, assuring * ttneu^Win
prices shall be as low and my wo k rs goo3
ns any establishment in upper Sou.h C'aro,
linn. MR8. JA8. GRANT.
, Oct 8 <0 f
Notice to Creditors.
ALL persons indebted to the f.rm of
Meador Ilroihers, Dentists, wi'l p'ease
nuike immediate settlement wiih the under,
signed, as the business of the firm must bo
settle I up.
W. M. MEADOR.
Oct 10 41 4t.
tN, (
ig stay it
C 0
l that oai
BOTTO
ap and i
hort prof
DRY G
ItUhis line my Stock"in larger ai
In Lac|es Dress Goods, my asaortmo
select, be|re the Stook has been picket
1 SHOES, SH(
Our Suik of Boots aud Shoes is so
ii TH _!.t ,K;b \;
lueui. 11 \VU W 19 LI BUJTIUIU^ l U mm !
{ HATS AJT
In this <ipirtmeQt til I ask is that y
themselves*
CLOT
I have tome special inducements ir
Clothing, from the cheapest to the fines
that I fea.,lI have ovor-atockod myself.
wbatl8aj,*V V
I can sell yoaKcftea Jackets nt Ne>
in them. I bave^uie beauties.
croc:
Will sell you Crockery 20 per cent. <
Qive me a call. Respeci
April 11
T . E . K
WHOLESALE AND]
ALL KINDS FURNIT
WINDOW SHADES, OORNIOB ]
CARPETS, RUGS
SASH,DOORS
T"lr
I HANDLr' Wlr' WOODS BY THE <
TO GIVE lN^yfe^RES ON ANYJIIIN
Sept 2G ^Rjiy
u powxecux
r?rs wt ^WillCE.
rnilETux ? * fc?* 2lon C..uoty, s. C.,
I wi:l bo^ tADo I>,0n C n *' 8 C>1
on tbc lothby tHld ClF>cr' 18U0, for ,b(
colleciion o oipl1 woiffor the fisca' yen
coiumeucingnanj^^^ y8*'' 1889, and wi'
remain open1 t,1<m^on' 'llky of December
1890, at wl'. nW Di.V0^ 0,0SC *>n'
'S?iv '.***' Mftd 8?V that date 1"? po
A) do the hUsine*!, thllf
a 4l flj wiai 1 id, accordirr 1
ating the ftmou?nd to fcT* * , c !
i basis, as thp K Wl(j Heeli-ig pan
:ountry expand, hfortun;l''0"0W'n8 l^ucc
1 by the Govcrui^KT ht-cinjW ~ ^
:r for all debts J^k. to jj^ Vui ,,
We demand th f fff*,!Wno,l'Vt'
ge of silver. afternoon, Oct. 24,li.
We demand that^T forenoon, Oct. 26h.
Itate, shall not .b?onday afternoon, Ocf. 27,h
nterest or class jajtttgday, O.tober 28 li.
;Trr^mv4r*: '^|lWo(hic?(lay forenoon, Ocl
Goshen Ilil of* ursa'ay fo.eno,.u, Oci. .10; h
Fish Dam* Pt ly, October 31st.
Sanluc, Sat^afc y until 3 P. M., Nov. 1st
Ml. Tabor, 'iiy?s Jay, Nov. 3d.
Kellon, Tuo,s. , Nov. 4th, and \Ycdne da
forenoon, Nov la .
QoudeysvilOte ursdny forenoon, Nov
. . oA
Hendricks e, Thursday aficruooa
XT... A*!.
ilOV. Villi, ??' ^
Wilkinsvilie, Frida^Kov. 7, andSaturluy
forenoon, Nov. 8th. ) \
Draytonville, Mom *nl\ov. lOtli.
Timber Ridge, Tue^'^forcnoon, Novem
ber 11th. '
Aafct<mmTucBday N?V. 11th
) nn<l '.VjffReaday forenoon, Nov. 12th.
Jonetville, Thursday, Nov. lihh, on
5 Friday foreuoon, Nov. 14th.
TAX LEW AS FOLLOWS :
For StAte purposes 5] Mills.
^ For Ordinaay County pur,
poses 41 Mills.
For School Constitutional tux 2 Mills.
For Past Indebtedness U Mills.
For Interest on Railioud
I Ponds 3.) Miils.
i For Retiring Railroad Bonds 1 Mil'.
Total 17j Mills.
> All male citizens between the ages c
twenty-one and fifty years, who are physi
caily able to earn a support, a c liable I
pay a poll tax.
Pcr.ons ' "jjiijr rrnr nrty in diffcrcn
townships wi^V whCQ ii10
I will bs at my aflice at Union C. II., 01
r ami after the 10th day of November, 185)0
until the 15th day of December, 185)0.
J. U. T. SafTT,
County Treasurer.
Sept 19 38 Ct
MRS. L. M. F0UCH2,
(NEE M IIS. M. VINCENT,)
HAS opened the largest, the bardrfbmcs
and roost Fashionable
STOCK OP MILLINERY
ever brought to Union, and a>ks her oh
friends and customers to call and feast Ihei
eyes on them.
1 leturn sincere thanks for past libera
patronngejand intend to deserve a continu
t apce of those favors ty strict alien ion t
r the wishes of my patrons and studying tlici
r interest iji the quality of prises of goods
"Am?rIosi<?P'ay."
rpHE thoroughbred 8t jc'n An,cr'cftn C'aj
X formerly owned jiy^lcssrs John?oa t
Co., of Newberry, l?T*oow at Graham I
Bartloi stab'es, at C. H. where h
will remain for a root?
Those w-hing tho|P'?kl,hred cobs, ehoul
! take nd?ania.*e otl?5 season.
s imu#K M. HENDERSON.
I Co. 10 Kvcral ^
rjKrtoJ
in nidi^H
3ASH BUYERS 1
i the Northern Markets, where I bought
! M P L E T E
ipot be beaten, ever brought to Union.
well as it does down here. I buy for
M PRICES. Of course I give my cussell
oheap, being a firm beliover ia the old
Us" are better than tho old time methods.
h O O X> ?
id better selected than ever before,
nt is simply superb. Couio early and
i over.
)ES, SHOES
Urge that wo haveu't rooiu to place
no now is jour tiuio.
VD CAPS,
ou give qic a look. Tbo gcods will sell
HING.
i this line, in both Men's end Youth's
it. Id Overcoats 1 found them so cheap
Gall and satisf^yourself that I mcao
fACKET.S.
ir York prices, having gotten a bargain
K E R Y .
shcapor than you oan buy it elsewhere,
t fully,
. W. McLURE. Agent.
15 tf
ATLEY7
RETAIL DEALER IN
TJKE AND BEDDING.
POLES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
AND MATTING
, AND BLINDS.
>?* H INGLES.
WEJE! X^IME!
3AR LOAD AND AM ALWAYS PREPARED
G IN MY LINE.
8<J 3m
bmfflPMil
r
1 Cash sales received daily from $100 Ip $160;
, For safely and guide to the purchasers
t 1 will say that you will find it to
vouv train to call niul nr'cc
r my stock of
a DRY G00D3, NOTIONS, HATS, ROOTS,
1 SHOES, CLOTHING, ETC..
8 before investing your money.
A complete line of tie vr nil ^1,fix
iv d<AWh>*<wdrn t^b nioroi nt 25 cents. 1
A full Lino of Handkerchiefs, from the
Cheapest Cambric to the Finest Silk.
! Heavy stock of Initios and gents.
,l GLOVES.
LADIES MOUSQUETAIllE SUEDES, A
, SPECIALTY.
Always on band?my fatuous all-wool
filling Jeans nt 25 cents.
Don't forget that whole ttock brogan at
*1, that you've bought so often. I
y A few left of the fu 1 stock womons polkas
at$l, for the first that calls.
r BOOTS.?I will not quote prices, as I
have tliem from the commonest to the
SUPERFINE,
i, JAMES A. BANISTER'S fine handsewed
shoes nlwnvs nn linml
Sloping shoulders can be made squaro by
calling and having your measure taken for
one of BEATY'S
FINE DltlOSH SUITS.
Hoping to see you som, 1 am,
I Yours Respectfully,
W. T. ItKATV,
Proprietor of Union's Saving Emporium.
II Oct 10 41 Gt
Notice to Creditors.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, 4
Union County. j
Union, S. C., Oct. 1, 1800.
ALL persons having claims against ihe
County not examined and approved hy
the Board, will be requirod to present them
to the Clerk of Iho Board
BEFORE T1IE FIRST BAY OF NOVEMBER
NEX r.
Persons lidding JURORS, WITNESS, and
CONSTABLES CKRT1F1CATES i-sncd from
the Courts of Oaccral Sessions are included
in this notice.
U It is ABSOLUTELY NF.CESSAKY that
0 creditors should heed this notice, if they
do not wish to have their claims passed lo
t the next fiscal year, thereby depriving themselves
of the payment for twelve months
" Lilian a at ? t? viUV niiu t/vll 1 Vbv 'O1 Ulflluvtlt VI ? IHJ
1 indebtedness of the County upon which the
, Tnx Levy is based.
' By order of the Board.
CHARLES ROLT,
Clerk of Board.
Oct 3 40 0t
WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON,
BANKERS,
UNION.SC.
t
A general banking business t.ansacted.
Deposits received, subject to check.
Exchange bought nnd sold.
. Collections mndeon nil points.
Safe deposit boxes to rent.
Accounts of individuals and firms solicited
We represent the following Insurance
" Companies :
Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, $10,071,510
j lMteo'x'nsurnuceCo., - - - 4.78',256
Norwich Union F. Ins. Society, 1,505,061
W.. shinon Life Insurance Co., 10,000,000
Fire, Life and Tornado Insurance.
Sept 5 36 6m
Executor's Notice.
k 4 LL | e-sons having c! urns against I,. E.
k /V Meador, deceased, W'". present them to
e ntc properly attested, and a'l persons n e''ted
to him w"l n:t?!<e payment to me
d fOt thhwith.
JOHN A. FANT JR.,
Executor.
Cot. 3 4U 4t
i I
r STIIjIJ TO T
FULL TO THE BRIM l
We bare ju?t received one of the lergeat e
Millinery Good?, Ac., that we hare ever had,
SHO ES ! SHOI
Be aure and tee aur apeoial line of 8hoea
lively canurt beat them in prieeor quality.
MILLINER
In this line wc hare a very full slock ; any s
Call and see our goods and convince yourself
Respectfully,
GRAHAM
8ept 6 S
iTE^r'TvTnr
iXLUILM UUUL
NE
Our Buyer has just returned from t
DRY GOODS, FANCY ART
COMPI
\Ve have also a splendid ?
OENT'S CI
FURNISHING
ZIEGLERS AND B.
for Gents, Ladies
ZIEGLER'S HANI
for Gents, in Congress and
Other reductions i
REMEMBER THE I
SEWING 3
which wc guarantee to be equal in
priced machines. Over 70 now in us
warranted for 5 years, and have all n
The "OLD RELIABLE."
FOSTER, WI
Jan 4
RED U
1 IN F it
In order to
ISPRING am
Stock of Dry Goods, SI
famuix tfcllCT CUMXT UllUr ttll^
IMMENS:
at abou
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR S
ELSEW
llcspcctfully,
RODGER &
Sept fi
PREPARE FOI
If you are in need of
| ER, CONDENSER, or C
and call on me before p
BUGGIES ^
HARNESS
GENERAL HARDWAR.
Yours, truly,
W. J
LEADI
Feb 14
Notice to Trespassers.
ALL persons are hereby cauti. ned not to
trespass on tho plantation known as
the McKissick l'lace, situated near Cross
Keys P. ()., and now occupied by the undersigned,
by riding, walking, hunting, cutting
down trees or trcpassing in any other way
on said place, without my consent.
If any one, without regard to race or
color, is found violating the above notice
they will be prosecuted to tho fullest extent
of the law.
EDWIN DAVIS,
Ciobs Keys.
Sept 12 37 *8t
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON Improved Farm laodn, in sums of
$300 and upwar Is. Loans repayable in
small annual instal mints, through a period
of six years, thus enabling (he borrower to
pay off h<s indebtedness without exhausting
his crop iu any one year. Apply at once to
D. A. TOWN8END,
Attorney, Union; 8. C.
Aug 10 08 ly
- r' ; Jp "-* jS) ^
H TE FRONT. |j
1ND RUNNING OVERJM
tccks of Dry Goods, O thing, Shoes, Hat*,
and oar prices are aa low ns the lowest.
OW I Z SHOES!!!
for men, women and chlldfcn. ' Ton
Y GOODS. ||
ity'c nnd price you want. *jffil
' that wc nioau exactly what wo say.
1 &SPARE'S'
* w ju jlx jl1 xjlky i
CHEAP CASH STORE. ( .J
1
>S!
W GOODS*!
he Markets, and our Stock of
ICLES. AND NOTION*~^K?**
ETE.
ind well selected line of
jOTHING,
GOODS,ETC.
AY STATE SHOES
i and Children.
)-S?WED SHOES
Laced?$.r>, formerly ?7.
n proportion.
DEMOREST $19 50
MACHINE,
every respect to ANY of the higher
c in Union County. They are fally
iccessnry attachments.
LKINS & CO
I tr
CT ION
t i TI n
i \J JtL 2).
reduce our
i SUMMER
9
loes and Hats, we will
renins nrwir
E2 V TOCK j
fc COST, I
TOOK BEFORE PURCHASING I
rHERE, !
PURCELL.
3G ly
I A BIG CROP.
" ?
a COTTON GIN, FEEDOTTON
PRESS, be sure
urchasing.
*55*
M AWI)
PHAETONS.
STovae;
B ALWAYS ON HAND
I
[>. BEWLEY.
NG DEALER IN HARDWARE
7
CALL ON
H. F. SOAIFE & SON,
Dealers iu all linda of fllanlc auJ l\>iioy
Groceries. Confectioneries an I Fru Is.
FINK CIGAKW AND
TOBACCO,
OROOKERY, TINWARE,
WOODENWARE.
LAMPS AN1) CHIMNEYS, WICKS,
BURNERS, AND KEROSENE 'OIL.
The finest Cream Cheese always oil land, ?
and everything el?a in the Orocery line.
The New? and Courier, C'hurUeton World, ,,
Greonvillo Daily A'nri and the New Yoik
World, always on sale.
H. F. 8CAIFE & SON.
F*b 21 8 1 j
Three Buckeye Mowers
FOR SALB,
At less t tan cost. Apj ly to
J. ... KOIX1EK, or
L. N. UODUKU.
/ *$881
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