The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 24, 1890, Image 3
MASTER'S SALES.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNXY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleu.
James E. Aughtry, F. Elmira Hunter, Cle ra
A. T. Sims and James H. Sims, Plaintiff*,
aga in$(:
Wllll-im L. Sims, Elisabeth C. Bcaty, Ida E.
Smith, W. Julius Aughtry, Robert M.
Aughtry, Mary E. Davis, and others,
Defendant*,
IN obeiieueo to an order made in the above
stated ease, by bis Honor W. H. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, I will sell at Fish Dam 8tatloo,
in Union County, on Monday, NoTember 10th,
1890, and days following, within the legal
bouts of sale, th sallowing doserlbed'pr^
100 A ORBS.
Appall inai lot of laud situated at Fish Dam
^^Ttta'lon in Union County, and known as the
r ~'v James W. Sartor ho use lot, containing
twenty-eignt ana sixty-three one-hundred
MTf).
26-28-100 acres.
All that lot of land situated at Fish Dam
Station, in Union County, and known as
ths "Corner Lot," containing twenty-six
and twenty-eight one-hu ndred acres.
divided into valuable town lots.
Said lots are situated at the intersection of
the Georgia and Carolina Northern Railroad,
and have been sub-divided into suitable
town lots, and will be sold as suoh ; plats of
whioh can bo seen at my officeTERMS
OF SALE.
One-third cash, tho balance on a credit
of one and two yeats, in equal installments,
with interest from day of sale, to be secured
by bond of the pnrohaser and n mortgage of
the premises.
Purchaser to pay forpapors.
JAMES MUNRO.
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Oct. 11, 1800.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Common Fleas.
J. Calhoun Hunter, as Administrator of the
Eods, chattels and credits of M. A. E.
rtor, deceased, Plaintiff,
agauut.
John Willard, II. L. Ooss, the Union Building
and Loin Association, and others, DefendanU.
TN obedience to an order made in the above
X Stated ease, by his Honor W. II. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court
noose aoor in me town ot union, within
the legal hoars of sale, on the first Monday
In November 1890, the following described
property, to wit:
valuable rous! and lot.
All thst let of land with the buildings
thereon, in the town of Union, on the oornor
of Moontain end South streets, bounded on
the north by lot of Mrs M. A. Boyd, south
by South street, east by Mountain street and
west by lot of Mrs. R. W. Col ton, it being
the lot of land conveyed to the said John
Wiliard by John Rodger.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash ; the ba'ance oq a credit of
one find two years, in equal installments.
With interest from day of sate, to be secured
by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of
the "remises.
JAMES MUNRO.
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Oct. 11 1890.
Oot. 17 42 St.
The State of South Carolina.
J|> COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
^ pW.T. Jones auJ Ida Wildford, ae A d ministrators,
with the will annesed, of T. J.
one*, ^wccsac
n t? tt
r . as* as* euviuiso, v
IN obedience to an orler made in tho
above stated cose, by his Honor W. H.
Wallace, Circuit Judge, Twill sell before the
Court House door, in the town of Union,
within the legal hours of sale, on tho first
%r l-? 1. XTw?1fiOA il.A f
.XUUUUttjr iu 11UTVUJi 1wvv, hiv iviiv niug
described property, to wit:
245 ACRES.
All that tract or plantation of land in
8antuo Township, Union County, Stato aforesaid,
known as the "Cooks Place," containing
two hundred and forty-fire acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of H. L. Qoss, W. J.
Tucker and R. 8. Thomas, Trustee.
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchase mcdey t> be paid Cash.
JAMES MUNRO.
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Oct. 11 1890.
Oct. 17 42 8t.
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, Plaintiff*'
ii
" Room Sterens and Charner Slerens, Deftn
dant*.
IN obedienoe to an order made in the shore
stated esse by his Honor W. H. Wa'lace,
Cirouit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court
House door in the town of Union, within the
legal hours of sale, on the first Monday In
Norember 1890, the following described
property, to wit:
258 ACIIKS
All that certain tract of land lying, being
and situate in Santuc Township, Union
County, Sta'e aforesa d, oontain<ng two
hundred and fifty-three and one-ha'.f sores,
more or less, adjoining lands of P. P. Hamilton,
II. L. Qoss and others,
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchase money to be paid cash.
- JAMES MUNRO. Jfi
Mnotci rM Vulw o.?
Masters Office, Oct. 11 1890.
Oct. 17 42 8t.
:
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OP UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
J. Calhoun Llunter, as administrator of tbe
roo<1s, chattels and oredits of M. A. B.
Sartor, deoeased, Plaintiff
against
James Grant, Defendant.
property, to wit:
40 AC?m.
All that tr.tot of lend s'tuaie about two
miles from Union Court house, on the Croos
Keys reed, bounded north and east by the
Jeter lead, south by said road, and west by
lands of II. B. Rc?ty, and containing forty
sores, more or lees.
TEKM8 OF BALE.
One-half cash : the balance on a credit of
At. twelve months, with Interest from day of
sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser
and amoitgsg* of the promises.
JAMES M UNRO,
Master for Union County.
v Mantei'a Offloo, Oof. 11,1800. *d
on 17 4a uFj
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION. 1
Court of Common Pleas.
Jsmos E. Aughtry, F, Kl nlra Hunter. Cloora
A. T. Sims, ?nil James H. 81ms, Plaintiff*
Xaintt f
labeth C. Beaty, Ida E. c
Smith, W. Julius Aughtry, Robert M. .
Aughtry, Mary E. Davis and others, Dt- j
frndantt. c
IN obedience to an order made in the 1
above st.tod case, by his Honor, W. H, .
Wallace, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the
Couv honso door, in the town of Union, .
within the 1-gal lmurs of sale, on the first
Monday in November, 1800, the following i
described property, to wit:
1041J acsss. i
All that certain.tract of land lying, being ^
and situate in Fish Dam Township, Union 1
County, 8iate aforesaid, containing one thou- 1
sand and forty-one and three-fourths acres, '
more or less, bounded by lands now or late 1
of O. W. Hill and of others ; said tract known '
as 'he Sartor Home Place. I
SOLD IX 4 on mobs TRACTS. (
Said tract will be sold in four or more <
separate tracts: plats of which osn be seen
et my office.
A BRICK 8T0RB ON MAIN STRKRT.
All that oortain lot of land with brick
store bouse thereon, situate in the town of
Union, bounded north by main street, east
by lot ofB. F. Foster, south by lot of
and west by lot of John Rodger.
TERMS OF SALE. j
One-third cash, tho bulince on a oredit of
one and two years, in equal installments,
with interest froui day of sale, to be secured
by bend of the purchaser and mortgage of
the premises'.
Purchaser to pay for papors.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master fur Union County,
oot 11, 1890. ' ?
Oct 17 42 8t. h
? I
Thft Stttto nf Sftntll CnKrtli'n. ft
COUNTY OF UNION. ^
Court of Common Picas
Edwin R. Wallace, as Administrator, with at
the will annexed, of Mary R. Wallace, I
Plaintiff, p
against
M. Sophia Carter, Defendant. C
o
IN obodience to an order made in the above ?j
st*ted case, by his Honor, W. II. Wallace, 0
Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court j
bouse door, in the town of Union, within the m
1 eg>1 hours of sale, on the first Mooday in f,
November, 1800, the following described _
property, to wit: *
520 ACRB9. 81
All the interest, present an t prospective, h
of M. Sophia Carter, in and to all that tract ?<
of land lying, being and situate in Santuc c
township, Union County, State aforesaid,
adjoining lands of .Mrs. K. Knight, William
Munro, T. J. Harris, Jr., ?nd estate of M. P. II
Porter; being the land devised to said M.
Sophia Carter, by Margaret S. Gregory,
which is du'y recorded, and which ssid tract
of land contains three hundred and twenty
acres, more or ioas.
Said tract resold at the risk of the former
purobaser. J D. Carter.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half CAsh : the balance on a credit of
one year, with interest from day of sale, to
be secured by bond of tho purchaser and a ,
mortgage of the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Oct 11, 1890.
Oot. 17 42 8t.
The Stnte of South Carolina. T
I James Grant, The Merchants' and Planters'
National Dank of Union. South Carolina. I lD
uud others, Deftndantt.
IN obedienoe to an order made in the above to
staled case, by bis Honor, W. H. Wnllace, c<
Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court
bouse door, in the town of Union, within the
legal hours of sale, on the firrt Monday in (
November, 1890, the following described j
property, to wit: I
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.
All those several lots of land, wiili the -c
buildings thereon, situate in the town of ^
Union, in the county of Union, and State g
aforesaid, bounded on the north by main j
street, sast by lot of Thos. E. Bailey, south
by lot of George Rogors, and west by lot of
Mrs. V. Coleman, containing one acre, more
or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half cash, the balanoe on a crodit of
twelve months, with interest from day of v
sile, to be secured by bond of the purchaser
and a mortgage of the premises. i
JAMES MUNBO-? -1
_ ??uiruonnly. _
Oct. 17 42 8t.
The Stato of South Carolina. "
COUNTY OF UNION. U
Court of Common Pleas. *
f(
James Munro, Plaintiff,
n
agatntt ,]
n i ? r? a ^ . Ii
v^nnani intrnou, el ai, Utjtndanl*.
[N obedicnco to an order of.hie Honor, '
Judge Jsroes F. Islar, given in the above "
elated case, I will sell at Union Court House, *
daring the legal hours of sale, on salesdsy,
Nov. 8rd, 1800, the following described *'
lands:
100 A.CBKS.
ine^oounTy f'o?1& afont*CA^ga{isvil^ loWhahlp, r~
State aforesaid, containing one hundred
aorrs, more or lees, bounded by lands of I
Dr. Young, Chas. MoWhirler, and the land
known as the "Jooes land."
TERMS OF 8ALB.
One-half of Iho purchase money in cash,
and the other one-half on a credit of one j
year from date of sale, with interest from \
said day of sale, secured by bond of the L
purchaser, and mortgage of the premises. c<
C. H. PEAKE,
Special Master.
Oot. 11th, 1800. .
Oct 17 42 81. '
mm tfAle'Vj*ncl ?rain 'an<'
IliU P. O. and the 0. Of iTlkSflf ftl"!*. ^
rom the 3 C'e. H. R. * -> ~tt
100 ACRES RENT EASILY FOR 16 BALES e!
OP COTTON. g
There is a good dwelling house, kitchen, H
moke house, large gin house and sorew,
and neoeesary outbuildings on the plaee, ~
and a fine young orchard and garden.
It is convenient to schools and chuvohes.
The plaee is very healthy and noted for its
fertility of soil. 1
Apply to m
C. J. HUNTER, si
or JOS. H. HUWJER, s<
Prosperity, 9,0.
Angi n tf
n
"
THE PUZZLE i
DNRAYELED.
Has it not boon a puzzle to many people,
rhy so many of tlio young people of our
lounly hare deoided, during the present
rear, to quit living alone, or in some olh$r
>eraon's house, and have taken unto him
>r herself just one other person, and they
wo have set up a bonse of their own f
Why just go to 8. M. RICE. JR., 1. U.'8.
itore and see the many hundreds of
raluable household articles and - baautHWr
oys on bis * rf<
I AND 10 CTS. COUNTERS
rod you can see for yourself that many a
roung couple just beginning life, can gel
Yora thse oouniers almost a complete outfit
if household and kitchen goods for just
> or 10 oents each, except iho very heavy
articles, and a great many of these can be
vought from bim at a proportionately low
irloe.
Besides his famous 6 AND 10 CENTS
XiniifRRS, he carries in stock a ftill line of
General Merchandise, such as
GROCERIES?HEAVY AND FANCY,
BOOTS AND 8HOES?A DRIVE IN
THESE,
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
TIN AND WOODENWARE,
JUG AND JARWARE, AND FLOWER
POTS,
CROCKERY AND GLASM^^^^^
OILS, PAINTS
C0NFECTI0NAR1E8, &C.
Special attention is directed to my clock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
f 'which I have juct received a big lot, and
iave marked them down below ordinary
rices, notwithstanding the recent advanoe
n snch goods.
Also, 1 call special attention to ray
3ROOKERY and TINWARE.
I have the large t and most complete
lock of Crockery and Tinwaie in town, and
am selling a groat deal of it because the
eople know I em not high on it.
Just one word m?re for my 6 AND 10
ENTS COUNTERS : I am selling goods off
f theso counters all over the country,
raveling drummers frequency buy several
f these artiole to carry home with them,
hey know they are cheap. Some of them
re 26 cents articles. 1 have received orders
rom Columbia and other places for these
oods.
Now, you need not wonder that there are
> many couples uniting themselves together
i wedlock, and fitting up a house to them,
elves, when tlicy can get all those things so
heap at the store ON THEKAIL ROAD, OF
S M. RICE, JR, E U
P. S. Also Agent fur Duponl'e ltifle and
lasting Powder, and Dynamite.
S. M- R., Jr., E. U.
Oct 3 40 . 3m
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION. ,
Iu the Court of Common Pleas.
1
Summons for Relief?Complaint ServoJ.
km eg 0. Rico, and MoCle'aad C. Denver,
co-partners trading unler the firm du^
of J. Q. Rice & Co , l'laintifft,
j Reft.
7. OH are aereby
WVj u. wmuu' M .mj
serve a
e s*td complaint on
at Union, C. II., S.
ijs after the service hereof,
e day of such soi vice; and if yoTBmHjH
iswer the complaint within the time orore^
id, the plaintiff in this action will app'y
i the Court f*.r the relief demanded in the
tmplaint.
S. S. STOKES,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 1
1 J. II. McKuuick,
seal > Clerk.
To Drfendantf Reps Jones : Take notice,
iat the complaint in this aotim was filled
i the office of the Clerk of the C-turi at
hion, in the County of Union, and Stole of
outh Carolina, 15th day of Ootober A. D.
85)0.
S. S. STOKES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oot 17 42 6t
Notice.
Valuable Property for Sale
f OfgRp *iim irm most deslrable place
t "In Union (lotinlv and ???d AM* .U
_ - _ f vuw v?? 1UO
lost desirable place in upper Carolinaf con Istiog
of
ON* THOUSAND A CRM,
lore or lees. Two hundred acres of this
ind lie within the corporate limits of the
>wn of Union, on which is a nearly new
SIX BOOH COTTAQR
nd all other outside improvement necessary
>r a 10 horse farm.
This land has about 800 aores of land
ow in cultivation, the re>t in oak and pine
mber, with abont 50 acres of branch bot>ms.
The health of the place cmnct be surpassJ
in any country and 1 challenge proof to
is ccntrary. A well and springs of water
ith branches tunning through the lands
I will sell itaa a whole, or in small tracts,
id on easy terms, to suit purchasers.
8. M. RICE, Sa.
Oct 17 42 If.
J?3. BRANT'S
A8HI0HABLE MILLINERY
JUHT OPKNF.I),
| have just opened an elegant and coniL
iilete llueof FALL AND WINTER MILiINEKY
of the newest and choicest sly lee;
insisting of
PATTERN HAT8 AND BONNET8,
fancy Feather*, Bird** Wins*,
Ribbon*, Velvet*, Gimp*
and Ornament*.
ALSO
.^.^ursino corsets.
Thankful foTfll* .wy l'beral patronage
nt Ir'irL 1 stable*
rices shall be as loir and my'wvS^a^wi* 1
i any establishment la upper South Carona.
MRS. JA8. GRANT.
Oct 8 40 if
Notioe to Creditors. 1
A LL persons indebted to the firm of 1
\. Meador Brothers, Dentists, will please
ake immediate settlement with the under,
gnsd, as the business of the firm must be
titled up.
W. M. MEADOR,
Oct 10 41 4k
MENTION, C~
m
I ? hotb?|g,l?n Rf*'cr a long stay in th
tomeh the benefit. I\ny clipp and sell
adage, Fat "quick wales and short profits"
i> rt
Itkhis line my StoclMs larger and
In Ltcw Dress Goods, my assortment
select, beire the Stook has been picked o
SHOES, SHOE
Oar Suik of Boots and Shoes is so Ur
them. H you wish anything in this lino i
I HA.TS A.TV]
In this apartment all I ask is that you
them selves,
O LOT ?
I haveiMno special inducements in tl
Clothing, ilom the cheapest to the fioest.
that I fea^tdiaTe over-stocked myself. Ci
what I sajv \
I oat^emyoTttibw Jackets at New "X
in them. I bareibme beauties.
Jp ROCK
Will eell you Crockery 20 per cent, ohoi
Give me a oal). Respectful
J. 1
April 11 1
T.rE. B A
. v ! WHOLESALE AND RE1
ALL klNDS FURNITXJ]
WINDOW SHADES, OORNIOB PO
CABPETS, RUGS
SASH, DOORS,
1' ^
lim
I HANDLE* K^BGOODS BY THE CAB
frr
TO GIVE IN?fl^M^P?RES 0N ANYTHING I]
^^BrxccuT""" ~
HJ wiMCE.
1HE Tax ^Vn?fQ'?ai?n C> uoty, S. C., f
- "il1 be^Hdo Y111011 C n -' 8 C "~ on
the l&th^^Bd cjobcr' 18y0- for ,l)0 ^
oolleciion o^^B< wor for tho fisca' yeir
QommmiBin?^^B|p^l l>t, 1881), tUiI wi'l Q
remain opet^B day of December, J
1800. at wl^V mlbey eill close uul
satof that date 15 per
that accordirg
been w Ysj, j '" "--' .j'
iy-/<yaAcr noon, Oct.
WK^^^^gmy forenoon, Oct. ASh. (
^^Bfl|H|^kDday afternoon, Oof. 27ih.
Beday, O.tober 28 , I
j^J^^B^^^Hftednesday fort noon, Oct.
^B
Goshen 77i^^Hir8day forenoon, Ooi. 30ih.
Fish Dam.^^By, October 81st.
Santue, Sat^^Ky until 8 P. M., Nor. 1st. '
A//. Tabor, ^^Bay, Nor. 8d. I
Kelt on, Tue^^VNov. 4th, and Wcdnc day
forenoon, No'^^E
QoudeyniU^^munAvj forenoon, Nov. ,
Kenririck's Thursday aftercooa,
Nov. 6th. ^B.
Wilkinsvilie, FridafcKoy. 7, and SaturJsy, ^
forenoon, Nov. 8th. SE^ 0
Draylonville, Mon JBov. 10th.
Timber Ridge, Tae^^Hforenoon, November
11th. Jjkr *
ytetiijj^Jjuje^jrJPpano^ ^iay,_lltb,
and Jbrenoon, Nov. 12tb:
Jonemrille, Thursday, Nov. 18th, and
Friday forenoon, Nov. 14th.
TAX LEVY AS FOLLOWS :
For Stale purposes.. 5J Mills. (
For Ordin&ay County nur
poses 4j Mills.
For School Constitutional tax 2 Mills.
For Past Indebtedness 1J Mills. ("
For Interest on Railioad . i
Bonds 3J Mills. ?
For Retiring Railroad Bonds 1 Mil*.
Total...... 17| Mills. C
All male citizens between the ages of j"
twontj-ooe and fifty year*, who are pbysicallyableto
earn a support, a t liable to c
pay a poll tax. d
Persons owninA^ronerty in different
townships f> 'if** when ihov ^
I will bs at my atBoe'at Union C. H., on li
and after the 16th day of Norcmber, 1890, ^
until the 15th day of December, 1800.
J. B. T. SCCTTT,
County Treasurer.
Sept 19 88 Ot ^
MRS. L. M. F0UCH2,
(NEB MRS. M. VINCENT,)
HAS opened the largest, the bnttdAmest
snd moot Fashionable
STOCK OF MILLINERY
ever brought to Union, and ai-ks her old
friends and oustemers to call and feast thsir
eyes ou them.
I xeturn einoere thanks for past liberal
patronage]and intend to deservo a coutinu- 0
apoe of those favors Ky Strict iitien?ion to .
the wishes of my patrons snd studyiug their | p
m?E1 horoogkbtttf^Kft A^otlcn Olay,
JL formerly o^QDm^^Mftaarn Johnson A
BftrUoj sub'es, Q, }|, -whoro he n
tok? 7di*n(i?j^KfBp^ ??'^ eh0uld *
in I imtUrnmmm?
^SH BUYERS:
e Northern Markets, where I bought
MPLETE
t be beaten, ever brought to Union,
ell aa it dooa down here. I buy for
PRICES. Of coarse I give my cuscheap,
being a firm believer ia the old
are better than tho old time methods.
O O I> s .
better selected than ever before,
is simply superb. Couio early and
rer.
S, SHOES
ge that wo haveu't room to plaoe
now is your time.
D CAPS,
give me a look. Tbo geods will sell
UNO.
lis line, in both Men's and Youth's
In Overcoats 1 found them so oheap
ill and satisfy yourself that I mean
rtOKETS.
ork prices, having gotten a bargain
EHY.
iper than you oan buy it elsewhere.
5AT. McLURE, Agent.
5 tf
lILEYT
'AIL DEALER IN
HE AND BEDDING.
LBS AND PICTURE FRAMES
AND MATTING.
AND BLINDS,
SHINGLES.
JEJ ! IjIME !
I LOAD AND AM ALWAYS PREPARED
N MY LINE.
> 3m
UNIO TV'?
SAVING EMPORIUM.
' '
asli soles received daily from $100 Iq $160;
For safety and guide to the purchasers
1 will say that you will find it to
your gain to call and pr'ec
my stock of
)RY GOOD3, NOTIONS, HATS, BOOTS
SHOES, CLOTHING, ETC..
before investing your money.
lonble-widih Caahmorev at 26 oents.^^'^
1 fall Line of Handkerchiefs, from tin
Cheapest Cambric to tho Finest Silk
Heavy stock of ladles and gents.
G L O V E'S.
jADISS MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDES" 1
8PECIALTY.
Always on hand?my famous all-woo
tiling Jeans at 25 cents.
Don't forget that whole ttock brogan a
(1, that yoirve bought so often.
A few left of the fUJ stock womans polka
A $1, for the first that calls.
BOOTS.?I will not quote prices, as
tare them from the commonest to th<
iUPERFINE.
JAMES A. BANISTER'S fine hand
awed shoes always on hand.
Sloping shoulders can be mado square bj
ailing and having your measure taken foi
no of BEATY'S
FINE DRESS SUITS.
Hoping to see you soon, I am,
Yours Respectfully,
W. T. BEATY,
Proprietor of Union's Saving Emporium.
Oct 10 41 Ct
Notice to Creditors)FFICE
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ^
Union County. j
Union, S. C., Oct. 1, 1890.
A LL persons having claims against the
lV. County not examined and approved by
he Board, will be required to present them
0 the Clerk of the Board
tEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT.
Persons holding JURORS, WITNESS, and
'ONSTABLES CERTIFICATES i-sued from
lie Courts of Qancral Sessions are included
1 this notice.
It is ABSOLUTELY NF.CESSAKY that
reditors should beed this notice, if they
u uwi wish u) imve ineir claims passed 10
lie next fiscal year, thereby depriving themelves
of the payment for twelve months
Itmnif ?fiv nra Mtnrer'o^keiiivm-vi tm?
idebtedness of tbe County upon whioh the
ax Levy is based.
By order of the BoArd.
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Board.
Oet 3 40 6t
VM. A. NICHOLSON & SON,
BANKERS,
UNION, S. C.
? ?
A goo oral banking business transacted.
Deposits received, subject to cheek.
ttxcnange Dougm ana sold.
Collections made on all points.
Safe deposit boxes to rent.
Accounts of individuals and firms solicited
We represent the following Insurance
ompantes:
etna Insurance Co., Assets, $10,071,510
Iten'x Tnsurance Co., - - - 4.781,256
orwioh,Union F. Ins. Socio'/, 1,606,081
ftefciwjton Life Insurance Co., 10,OOOfOOC
Fire, Life and Tornado Insuranoe.
Sept 6 86 6m
Executor's Notice.
A LL | e> sons baring cti-ms against L. E
f\. Meador, deceased, w<)l present them t<
ie p^oporlj attested, and all persons in
eMed to him w"l acska payment to m<
kthhwith.
JOHN A. FANT JR.,
JKseeotor.
Cot. 3 40 4k
I STIIjIJ TO T11
^ FULL TO THE BRIM AN
We bate jutt received one of the largest stocks
^ Millinery Goods, Ac., that we hare ever had, and ?
SHOES! SHOES
Be rare and see our speeial line of Shoes for i
lively canty t best them in prloeor quality.
MILLINERY
In this line we have a very full stock ; any sty'c
Call and see our goods and convince yourself that
Respectfully,
GRAIIAM
(
8ept 6 80
newtgoods
new
Our Buyer has just returned from the h
DEY GOODS, FANCY ARTICI
COMPLET
We have also a splendid and
G-ENT'S CLC
FURNISHING
ZIEGLER'S AND BAY
for Gents, Ladies an
ZIEGLER'S HAND-SJ
for Gents, in Congress and La<
Other reductions in pr
REMEMBER THE DEIV
SEWING Mi
which we guarantee to be equal in ever
priced machines. Over 70 now in use in
warranted for 5 years, and have all necesi
The "OLD ICeLIXBLE."
FOSTER, WILl
Jan 4 1
RE D U C
INPR1
In order to re<
, SPRING and
Stock of Dry Goods, Shoe
ihio da feo unci* fcuiytti
j IMMENSE
of oV>Atif rj
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STO(
L ELSEWHEI
Respectfully,
: RODGER & 1
^ Sept 0 36
1 PREPARE FOR
r
r
If you are in need of a C
ER, CONDENSER, or COT
and call on me before pure
BUGGIES IPS
HARNESS
GENERAL HARDWARE ^
Yours, truly,
W. X>.
LEADING
Feb 14 7
Notice to Trespassers.
ALL persons are hereby cauti- ned nol to H?
trespass on the plantation known as .
the McKissiok Place, situated near Cross
Keys P. O., and now oocupied by the undersigned,
by riding, walking, hunting, cutting ]
down trecB or trespassing in any other way
on said place, without my consent.
If anv one. without, roornr.t In MM nr OH
color, is found violating tbo above notice
(hey will be prosecute! to the Aillest extent
of tho law. LAI
EDWIN DAVIS, u
8.pt 12 "W?
"1 * 1? and
MONEY TO LOAN. Gr?
ON Iropra?ed Farm laodo, In Bums of ^?'
$300 and upwar Is. Loans repayable in p
3 small annual instnl nirnts, through a period
of six years, thus enabling the borrower to
l pay off his indebtedness without exhausting
his crop in any one year. Apply at once to
D. A. TOWN8END, A
Attorney, Union; 8. C.
Aug 16 18 ly
n
:S FRONT, M
D RUNNING OVER. 3
of Dry Goods, Cl. tliing, Shoe*, Hat*, VJS
>ur prices areas low as the lowest.
!! HHOES*.!L,
non, women and children. : Ton poalGOODS.
and price you wnot.
vrc mean exactly whnt wo say.
& SPARKS',
U1EAP CASH STORE. <; a
]y
n
;
I GOODSJ!
Inrkets, nnd our Stock of
ES, AND NOTIONS 16 J
E.
well selected line of I
THING, |
OODS, ETC.
STATE SHOES
id Children.
EWED SHOES
led?$5, formerly $7.
oportion.
IOREST $19 50
LCHINE,
v respect to any of the higher
Union County. They are fally
sary attachments.
KINS & CO
II
T10X
CES.
luce our
SUMMER
s and Hats, we will
mgr in our
fTOOK I
GST,
5K BEFORE PURCHASING
RE.
PURCELL.'
A BIG CROP.
30TTON GIN, PEED
'TON PRESS, be sure
chasing.
AND
PHAETONS.
STovm
? Line of J
lLWAYS on hand
BEWLEY.
dealer in hardware
CALL 0 N !
P. SCAIFE & SON, I
nalora in all limits of and l'.inov
series, Confectioneries mi i Fru ts.
[NE CIGARS AND
TOBACCO.
iOOKERY, TINWARE,
WOOD EN WARE.
MPS AN 1> CHIMNEYS, WICKS,
URNEBS, AND KEROSENE 'OIL.
lie finest Cronta Clieess always on h*ndf
everything else in the Gvncory tin*,
lie Amm and Courier, ChnrUHon World,
snville Daily Next and the Nevr York
rid, always 011 sale.
H. P. SCA1FE & SON.
eb 21 8 1 j
Three Buekeyo Mowers fl
FOR SALE, I
>t lest t'rsn cost. Apply to I
... HODUKJK, or I
L. N. BOIKUSR. I