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wmm -:;sr A P . 'v Managers of State Election. ^ Union, 8. C., Oct, 22, 181ML THE following persons bare been duly appointed managers of I he general election for Binte officers to be held on November 4, 1800,: KsLTon.?J, W. Harris, J. T. Allinnn, Jamison Kelly. Jonksvillk.?W, II. 8. Harris, D. W. Fowler, B. W. W bit lock. Huqhm.?W. A. Moorhead, Lemuel' Askew, W. T. Baldwin. 8antcc?? C. P. 8ims, H. C. Farr, W. T. Jones. Union.?W. W. Hughes, Conway Young Jnmes E. Hunter. Fish Dam.?J. E. Gregory, M. R. Jeter, W. C. Wallace. Gosiibh Him*?John D. Smith, SpaueWT *1 Sims, Robert Aughtry. * Cross Kits.?J. F. Ratcbford, L. J. Browning, T. J. Alverson. Gibbs'.?Henry Smith, B. A. Gregory, D. C. Gist. CoLRRAins.? John Thomron, Thomas Stcen, Dr. J. F. Norman. Gi.axdybuiiu Mills.?T. J. Orr, W. F. Mabry, Sumter Littlejohn. timbre uiuuk.?ffm. Jefferics, James R. Litilejolin, James Sparks. Dhattonvillk.?Julius Hammctt, C. P. Huggins, John Bnrnhill. WiLKiKavti.LK.?T. M. Littlejobn, C. C. Roberts, E. P. Macomson. Sarratt's.?John H. Littlejohn, Benjamin 8pears, Lcroj McArthnr. The Polls will open at 7 A. M. and close at 4 P. M. Oae of the managers of each pr.-cinct will call on M. W Culp for bo:;is and printed instruc ious for the conduction of said election, on or before Saturday Not. 1, 1890. W. T. LITTLEJOHN, JAMES II. ltODOKR, M. W. CULP, Commissioners of Election. Oct 24 48 21 Congressional Managers milE following manogers are appointed to I conduct the congressional election in Union County on the 4th of Norcraher, 1890. The Polls to open at 7 o'clock A. M. and close at 4 o'clock P. M. One of the managers of each precinct will call on 8. A. E. Porham for boxes and printed instructions for conduction of said election: Goshkx nill.?Dr Wm Sims, James Spencer, R V Gist. Union.?T E Bailey, W D Harris, F B Culp. I! ranis'.?Wm Nunn, Vernon Askew, p. Frank Vaughn. Cross Krts.?Robert Boleill, B G Wilburn, Frank Alrsrson. Sartvc.?Fd II Jeter, T B Bates, J II Randolph. Krltok.?Joshua 8pears. Joseph Kelly, dr., Aiwn niouowan. JomiTiui.?N II Eieoa, John W Craw- J ford, R W Hamilton. Gibus'.?James Smith, Jesscc Hi*, Wm M Foster. Coi.kraimx.?11 II llobinson, II F Walker, Lee Linder. Fisli Dam.?R S Tliomar, J C Eison, M C Dearer. Glanuvbubo Mills.?J D Orr, John O Tatf, Logan Mabry. Timber Kiuoe.?John D Jcfferies, Jr., Wm Crocker, James Riley Dlsn'on. Draytomyillk.?Lee Little, Columbus Spencer, John Servico. w ilkimsville?J am os McKown, Calvin Whisooant, Charles Davis Sarratt's.?W 11 llughes, Wm Reynolds, 1 J U Gallman. 1 XV X. THOMAS 8. A. E.~ PARHAM, W. C. WALLACE. Commissioners of Federal Election. 1 Oct 24 48 2t MRS. J AS GRANT'S | FASHIONABLE MILLINERY JU8T OPENED. ^ 0-? ? ; I HAVE just opened on elegant and com- | ploie line of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY of the newest and choicest styles; consisting of PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, | jrillivjr KCniUtTH,UirUH' ltingH, Ribbons, Velvets, Gimp* mid Ornnmeiils. ALSO NURSING CORSETS. Thankful for the very libcrnl patronage heretofore bestowed, I invito the 1 adieu ot the town end country to call and craniinc my olegent new stock, assuring them that my prices shall be ns low and my work as gooT ns ony establishment in upper South Carolina. M US. J AS- GllANT. Oct 8 40 tf i Notice. 0 Valuable Property for Sale Jl in Union County nnd^n^of^P? most desirable p'aco in upper Carolinuf con- 1 qUting of OKI THOUSAND ACHKS, ntorc or lo*s. Two hi^ndrud acres of this 1 land io within tbo corporate limbs of the |qwn of Un<on, on which is peArly a new SIX BOOM COTTAOIt % 1 and s)l other out-ide improvements necessary for a 10 hprse farm This land has abqiit 300 aoros of land 1 now in cultivation. the ret in o?k and pine tin)her, with abot^t 50 acres of branch bottoms. The health of tho plaeo oinnct be surpassed in any country and I challenge proof to the contrary. On it are wcl's and springs 1 of water with branches running through the land*. 1 I will sell itas a whole, or in small tracts, and on ea?y terms, to suit purchasers. 8. M. RICE, Sft. x.. Ort 17 42 If. and poor House Farm OVFIOB OP ") COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, [ UNION COUNTY. > Union, 8. C., Oct. 15, 1800. Circi/lah No. 2. SKA I.ED bids directed lo the Clerk of this Board, will be received until Friday, the 81st day of October, inst, for tho Suporintrn-iency of the Poor House and inmates. Said bids must include the sewing, cooking and washing for the paupers, and all necessary hauling, such as wood, rations, eto. The bidder must els> be prepared to oul- , tirate a full two-horse farm on the premises, uqdey tho direction of the Board. Tlic County lo furnish the work stock and food for the same, farming implements, blacksmithing, one-half the oommorcial fertilisers, and divide the crop equally. CHA8. BOLT, Jk Clerk B. C. C. ^ Oct 17 42 - 8t d . ^siaoci i Last Notidi. ALL persons indebtulto the late firm of Rio* fr MoLore ore hereby notified tliet payment most be made to the uadereigne<l before the ftret of Noromber next. It is out of our povtr to give longer lodotgenoo, m 'the affairs of the concern are neoessarilv obliged to be eloeed up. Persons disregard ing this notice must not be surprised to find i their claims la tho bands or onr attorney. J. W. MoLURE, MASTER'S SALES. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pie*?. James K. Aughtry, F. Klmira Huoter, Cleora A. T. Sims and James II. Sim?, l'laintifft. againtt: William L. t-'ims, Elisabeth C. Beaty, Ida E. Smith, W. Julius Augfytry, Robert M. Augbtry, JItnME. Davis, and other?, VrfcMtaW. 1 N^ubdAieoce to an order mado io the above cnxr, by his Honor W. H. Wallace, CT^ffiWudge, 1 will sell at Fish Dam Station, in UnioirOouutT, oiwAIonday. November 10th, 1890, and days'"TbnoWug, within the legal bouts of sale, the followIn|f^escribed property, to wit: '4M| 28-08-100 acres. All that lol of land situated at Fish Dam Sta'ion in Union County, and known as tho James W. Sartor ho use lot, containing twenty-eight and sixty-three one-hundrcd acres. 20; 28-100 ACRES. All that lol of land situated at Fish Dam Station, in Union County, tuid known as tho "Corner Lo?," containing twenty-six and twenty-eight one-hundred acres. divided into vai.l'abi,r town lots. Said lo's nro situated nt the intersection of tho Georgia andCnrobna Northern Railroad, and have been sub-divided into sui'nble town lots, and will be sold as euoh ; plats of which can b- seen i?t my officeTERMS OF HALE. Ono-third cash, tho balance on a credit of one and two yeats, in equal installment?. with Interest from day of ??lr, to bo scoured by botvl of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pny for papers. JAMES MUNRO. Master for Union County. Master's Office* Oct 11, 1800. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. James E. Aughtry, F, El i ira If unter, Cleora A. T. Sims, and Jntnos II. Sims, l'laintifft againnl William L. Sims, Elizabeth C. llcaty, Ida K. Smith, W. Julius Aughtry, Robert M. Aughtry, Mary E. Davis and others, J)e*. fendant*. IN obedlcnco toeii ort!tor raado in the above ft?te*rwK?7%y his lienor, W. II. WaUaM^-fucuU Judge, 1 will sell before the CottrrwTO door, lu the town ot Union, within tne^egal Injurs of sale, on the first Monday in NovemftilMBOO, the following described property, to wft ,, : I 1041 j ACS KS. All that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in Fisli Dam Township, Union County, State aforesaid, c< ntaining one thousand and forty-one and thi ce-fourtlis acres, more or lees, bounded by lands now cr late of 0. W. Hill and of others ; said tract known as Hie Sartor Home l'lncc. SOLD IN 4 OK WOll E TR ACTS. Said tract will fee sold in four cr more separate trncts: plats of wlrch can Ic been at my office. A MUCK 8TORR ON MAIN STREET. All that certain lot of land with brick t ire house thereon, situato in the town of Union, bounded north Ijy umin siivct. east by lot t)f 11. F Fpster, sou'h l?y lit of find west by lot of John Rodger. TERMS OP SALE. One third cab. the b?l ince on a credit of one and two years, in equal installment*. Willi interest remit uoy of osttr," nt t<e-rei.iii ni by band of the purcba-cr nnd uioit^ago of the premises. Purchaser to jnv for par era. JAMES MUNItO, Master for Union County. oct 11, 1890. Oct 17 42 8t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Plens Kdv?in 11. Wallace, as Administrator, with the will annexed, of Mary It. Wnlhcc, Plaintiff, against M. Sophia Caiter, Defendant. IN obedience to an order made in the above st 'ted case, by his Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell bef-re the Court house door, in tho town of Upitfn, within the legal houts of sale, otj^henrst Monday in November,following described propei^ rowit: MM#! LiuilTliW T^prnFpwriCT of M. S-pUiajUiUj^lj-inaiid to a 1 that traot of laud lying, peTnf Wild situate in Sautuc township; Union County,^84?Je nforesa d, adjoining inncu or Airs. U. Knlglit, IXjUinni Munro, T. J. Harris, Jr., and csmte of M. 8."1 < Porter; being tho land devised to sail M. Sophia Carter, "by Ma'gtret 8. Gregory, which is duty recorded, and which siid tr.tct of land contains three tundrei and twenty acres, more or less. Said tract resold at the risk of tho foimcr purchaser, J D. Carter. TERMS OF SALE One-half cash : the balance on a credit of one ye ir, with iotore-t from day of sale, to be secured by bond of (ho purchaser aad a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master f?r Uniou County. Master's Offioe, Oct 11, 1,890. Oct. 17 42 8t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court Common Pleas. J. Calhoun Hunter, as Administrator of the goods, chattel* and credits if M. A. E. Sa'tor, deocased, Plaintiff, againtt. John Willard, II. L. Gosr, the Union lluild ing and Lotn Associotion, and ethers, Defendant!. IN obedicneo to an order made in the above staled ease, by his Honor W. H. Wallace, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell berare the Court House door the town of Union, within lit* leg'1 hour# pf "ft'Oi on tbo first Monday in November 1800, the following described property, to wit: 1 VALUABLE BOUSE AND LOT. All that 1st of land mUhjjtne buildings thereon, in tho town of Union, on the corner of Mountgdw'TrflWWWni streets, bounded on tbajMifn by low of Mrs M. A. Boyd, south Kb street, ea*t by Maintain street End wsJHV lot of Mrs. it. w. Colt on, it being the lolb&land conveyed to th? said John Wiliard by JolinJJndiMr. TKRWf^flALK. One.tl.ird cash ; the bafSnce on a credit of piiv aim vwu ycNr.i, ju rqum iHHiauroemn, with ioterat from tiny of m'o, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premise*. JAMES MONRO. Maater for Onion County. Huier i Office, Oct. 11 1890. Oct. 17 43 ?t. M Tho Stato of Soutli Carolina. COUNTY OF IjJlON. Court of Common Pleas. J. Calhoun Hunter, as administrator of tbe Roods, chattels ami credits of M. A. E.1 Sartor, deceased, Plaintiff againtt James Grant, Defendant. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated case, by liis Honor, W. H. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will aell before tho Court house door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours at sale, on the first Monday in November, 1890, the following described i property, to wit: 40 acres. All that tract of land situate about two miles from Union Court house, on the Cross Keys road, bounded north and east by tbe Jeter land, south by said road, and west by lands of II. S. Booty, and containing forty agres, more or less. ^ TERMS OF 8ALE. One-half cash : tho balance on a credit of twelvo months, with interest from day of sale, to be scoured by bond of.the purchaser and amottgsge of tlie^premises. JAMES M UNRO, Master for Union County. Master's OfBc>, Oct. 11, 1890. Oot 17 42 8t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. \ Court of Common PIuas. W. T. Jones and Ida Williford, ao Administrators, with tho will annexed, of T. J. Jones, deceased, Plaintifft. ? againtt. F. B. U. Thomas, Defendant. IN obedience to an order made in tho above stn'ed case, by his 'Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House dni-r, in the town of Un:on, williin Ilia U..I I./..... .r?I- ? ?uv iv(^m IIVUIO VI PJIir, UII JI,U IITM Monday in November 1890, the following described properly, to wil: 245 acrbs. ? All that tract or plantation off land in 9an'uc Township, Union County/>State aforesaid, known as the "Cooks 1'iacc," containing two hundred and forty-fire acres, more or loss, attorning land* of IT L. Qoss, IV. J. Tucker and R. S. Thomas, Trustee. TERMS OF SALE. The purchnre mcdey t' bo paid Cash. JAMES MUNRO. Mas'er for Union Coun'y. Master's Office, Oct. 11 1800. ^Oct. 17 42 3t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common lMeas, J. C. Hunter, riainttff agaitiH James Grant, The Merchants' and rinotcrs' National Dank of Union, South Carolina, and others, Defendant*. IN obedience to an order made in tlie above staled esse, hy his Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judgu, 1 will sell before tho Court' house door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours jot sale, otr tho firit Monday in November, 1890, tho following described property, to wit: VAI.UAM.1C TOWS LOTS. All those scvernl lota of land, with the buildings thcr-on, si'uato -jn tho town of Union, in the county of Union, an-1 Stato aforesaid, bounded on the mirth by main street, cast by lot of Thus. E. itaiiey, south by lot of George Rogers, and west by lot of Mrs. V. C'-leman, containing ooo acre, more or less. TERMS OF SAIE. _ One-half co-all, the balance on a credit of iwcivc iDomus, villi iutcrept from day of sale, lo be secured by bond of llio purchaser and a moitgngc of (.be pr<ml-e?, . JAMES MTTNROifiB o?i. 14, 1M0^?P Rk Oct. 17 42 31. s The State of South^Cavolinn, ^ COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Plena. Jnmca Munro, MainttJT, a<j atlit t ;8 Cassie Bar net I, ct nl, Defendant*. IN obcdienco to nn order of bis Honor, Judge James F. 17.1 nr, given in flic above slated case, I will sell at Union Court House, during tbe legs! hours of rnlo, on Balesdiy, Nov. 3rd, 1800, tlio following described lands: 100 ACRK8. All that tract or parcel of land, situate in tho county of Union, llognnsville township, Stito aforesaid, containing one hundred acres, more or lcs, bounded by lands of l)r. Young, Cha*. McWhirter, and the land known as the "Jones laud." TERMS OF SALE. Onc-haK of ttie purchase money in cash, ,mT ? ??e-hair on a credit of one year from date of sale, wi'h inter.st from said day of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser, and mortgage of tbe premises. n ir UDivD v* ?* * unnxi, Special Master. '"' Oct. 11th, 1800. Oct*l 7 42 8t. < The State of South Cavolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of <*? won Fleas. W. T. Jones and Ida Willeford, ns Administrators, with the will annexed, of Tyrrol J. Jones, deceased, Plaintiff**^. (tyainsl. Robert Stcrens nnd Charner Stevuis, Drftn ilantt. 9 IN obedience to an order made in the abovo stated caso by his Honor W. H. Wallace, Circuit Judge, 1 will roll bei'oro the Court House door in the town of Union, within the legal hoars *f ?l?r is ths j^fii M?dte la. November 18U0, the folu>?iiij|A*deeerib?<i property, to wit : 268 acrks % All that certain tract of land ijdD'g. being and situate in Santuo Township, Union County, State aforesa d, containing two hundred and fifty-three aod one-half acres, more or less, adjoining lands of P. Harnil ton, II. L. (Josh and others'. jp TERMS OF SALF: The purchase mono; lo be paid cash. JAMES MUNllO. . Mnster.aor Union County. Masters Office, Oct. II 1890. Oct. 17 42 3t. ~ CALL ON HXF. SOAIFE & SON, Dealers in all kinds of Staple aud Ftrej Groceries, Confectioneries and Fraite. FINE OlOABS AND TOBACCO, ORO OK1RY, TIN W ARB, W OODBNW ARB. LAMiTS AND CHIMNEYS, WICKS. BURNERS, AND KEROSENE .OIL. T>i?fina?t Cretin Llietaa nlnaja on band* and everything ai?a in lha Grooery lin?. "Tli? Nctrt and Charier, Charleston World, Oraenville Daily .Vori Mid fba Naw York World, nlvaya on aula. IL F. 8CA1FE A SON. Vtb 21 8 If m [ ? waited! Fivo tbouiaatrmen, women and obiI< to bay one dollar'* worth of gooda eact that willevei/bo remembered. Our stqekjiv ootnploto in every d Clothing. Dr?a Gcoda, Boots, Shoes, H CoonterpanetX. We are muf*^ special prices on Jea nuy nrtiole boBAk; ?jrou? us. Our blifiin^efltfWfJrcasin./ ev?ry day fairly with ourcastomeu, guaranteeing at a veiy sgaall profit. To tho few who have not bought goo and we will convince youthet you can do in town. / Respcotfull RODGER & Sopt 6 T.e7b WHOLESALE AND ALL KINDS FURNI1 WINDOW SHADES, OORNIOH : CARPETS, RUGS BASH,DOORS L^LsW R A_N C JLIM15! LIP I HANDLE THESE GOODS BY THE ( TO GIVE INSIDE FIGUKE3 ON ANYTHING 8ept 26 THE PUZZLE UNRAVELED. Has it not been a i uez c to many people, why so many of the .young pcop'c of our couniy have deoded, during the present yesr, to quit living ft'one, or in rotne other person's house, and have taken unto him or herself just one other pcrs n, end they two have set up a bouse of their own T Why just go to 6.11. RICE, JR., F. U.'S. Store nnd see thV many hundred* of valusblo household' ??tides acd beautiful toys on his 5 AND 10 CTS. COUNTERS and you can see for yourself that ninny a young couple just beginning life, ran get from tbsc counters almost a complete mtfit of household and kitchen goods for just 6 or 10 cents each, except the very heavy articles, and a great many of these ran be bought from him at a proportionately low price. Besides bis famous 6 AND 10 CENTS COUNTERS, be carries in etock a full line of General Merchandise, such ns GROCERIES?1IEAVV AND FANCY, BOOTS A WD SllOKSf?A DRIVE IN THESE, STAPLE DRY GOODS, HAUL) AND HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND WOODEN WARE, JUG AND JARWARE, AND FLOWER TOTS, CROCKERY AN}) QLASSWARE, OILS, PAlN'^VymVV'NDOW CLASS, Special attenM^^ttdireoied to my ,icT7 BOOTS AND StIOICS, of which I have jtkt received a big lo*, aiul have marked thenj down bsh?w ordinary prices, notwithstanding the receut a t wince on such goods. Also, 1 call apocisl n'tmticn to my OROOKERY and TINWARE. I have the large t and mo-t complete stock of Crookery and Tinwaie in town, and lam seding a great deal if it because the people know ! urn net high on it. Just one word in're for my 6 AND 10 CENTS COUNTER8: 1 am selling goods off of these oountcrs sit over the country. Traveling drummers frequency buy several of these article to carry home w'.th them. They know they are cheap. Some < f them are *25 cents article*. 1 have received orders font Columbia and other places for these goods. Now, you need not wonder that tin re are so many couples uniting themselves together m wctkfuvH, ui* II selves, when they catvget all there thing* so ohenp st the store ON XII Kit AIL HO AD. OP S M RICE, JR, E U P. 8. Also Agent for Dopant's Rifle and Blasting Powder, and Dynamite. 8. M- R., Jr., E. U. Oct 8 40 8m . Tho State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Relief?Complaint Served. James 0. Rico, and MoCle'and C. Denver, co-partners trading un ter the firm name of J. Q. Rice & Co , Plainlifft, againtt Reps. Jones, Defendant. To Kept. Jontt, Defendant in this aotion : YOU are hereby summoned and required to er.fwr ihe <v?mplMnt in tbic action, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a cony of your answer to the rim ?ww ?. office, at Union, Ui II., 8. G., within tweaty days sfler the service hereof, exclusive of it- J ? 1^ * - * * - - win uhj ui buuu wivice; ami u you latl to tin8wer the complaint within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court f.r tho relief demanded in the complaint. 8. S. STORKS, Plaintiffs Attorney. \ J. H. MCKiwiick, seal v Clerk. To Deflindnntf Reps Jones : Taie notice, that the eomj l?int in this action was filled in the offlco of the Clerk ' of the Court at Union, (n the County of Union, and Stale of South Carolina, 15th day of October A. D. 1800. 8. 8. STOKES, Plaintiffs Attorney. Oot 17 42 6t r Nntifle tn flmdltnrs ALL pewma^drbted 4o the ?rm of M wlor iiroiWs, Dentima, will ]>1mn make immediate amntnroot wiih the under* ignC'l, m the bustniee of the Arm muet be Thr?e Mowafl^^ "WANTED I?p i. I Iron wanted nt llODGEK & I'UllCELL'S l, and to each buyer wo will givo a bargain inta iepartment, and wo are headquarters for sts, Trunks, Umbrellas, lJhnkots, Quilts ns and, in fact, you will get a bargain oo and tbo reason is siuiply this ; We deal our goods as represented, and sell them da of us yot, wo will sny, give us a trial i bettor with us than with any other hou^e '' T3T 7 O r< TJ^ FT ....v.. ??. >j II III v*W iu ^iuv? For snfety nml gn;dc to the purobasers [ I will eay tlint you will find it t<^ your gniu to cull r.nd price ? . my stock of DRY GOOD3, NOTIONS, IIATS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, ETC., before investing your money. A complete line of new an I ft??br nbl 1? (lrcss goods. Call (aptcm! mtcn'ioa to my double-widih Cashmeres nt 25 cents. A Dill Lino of Handkerchiefs, from the Cheapest Cambric to Hie Finest Silk. . Heavy stock of Indies and gculs. GLOVE S. LADIES MOUSQUETA111E SUEDES, A SPECIALTY. Always on band?my famous all-wool filling Jeans at 2-i ceuis. I Don't forget thnt who'e it ck hrognn at $1, ilint you ve I ought so often A few left,'of the fit 1 slock wornms po'kas at $1, for the first that culls. BOOTS,?! will not quote priors, as I have tlicm from the commonest to the SUPERFINE. JAMD'.S A. BANISTER'S fine handsewed yhoes always on hand, Sloping shoulders can be nnd; square ly calling spiil having your measure t kc? ! v one,of IJEATY'S FINp DUE^S SUITH. Yours Respectfully, W. T. BEATY, Proprietor of Union's Savin* Eii.j otinm. Oot 10 41 " Oi Notice to CreditorsOFFICE OF OOUN TV COM MIS3IOSKRS,) Union County. j Union, 8. C., Oct. 1, 1890. ALL persons having claims against the County not examined and approved by the Board, will be required to present them to the Clerk of die Board BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT. Persons In lding JUROUS, WITNESS, and CONSTABLES CERTIFICATES i-sued from the Com is of G trend Sessions arc included in this notice. N_ It is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY dial creditors shouM heed this notice, if they do not wish to have their claims pas-sed to the next ftcal vcar. ilicrdi' <lenpivin?? itmn. r ' V ?x" ,uv",w selves of the payment for twelve months henco, and preventing the Board from * *?ux unil nurrcct a atcweat of the mdi litcdness of tb? tw.n<? -1'joh the Tax Levy p based. By order of the Board. CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of BoarJ. Oct 3 40 (it WIN. A. NICHOLSON & SON, BANKERS, U SI 0 X, s. c. A general banking business t.ansacted. | l)epo8i!8 received, subjectjo chock. Exchange bought and tola. Calient inn* niiilo nn nil nniiilo rVI,,M" Fafe^ieposit brxes to rent. ^^scounU of individuals and firms solicited. We represent the fdlowing Insurance Companies : Aetna Inaurrneo Co., Assets, $10,071,510 Phenix Insurance Co., - - - 4,781,256 Norwich Uoi"n F. Ins. Socioty, 1,505,081 -lt??M?ni?ejU/i ImiimimxCO., 10,000,UOO Fire; Life end Tornado Insurance. 8epi 6 86 6m MRS. L. M. FOUCHET^ V (NEE MKS. M. VINCENT,) lTAS opened the largest, tlio handsomest XX and most Fashionable STOCK OF MILLINERY ever brought (o Union, and aeks her old 1 a ?? * - * iiciiui ami customers 10 can kuu roast their eyes on them. v 1 return sincorc thanks for past libera', patronage'aod intend Yd deserve a cootinu- I aoco of iLose favors by strict attention to the wishes of my patrons and studying their interest in the quality of prices orptoodij. I sell. MRS. L. M. FOUCHEr^ Oct 8 40 tf Notice to Trespassers. ALL persons sre hereby oauti. ne<l not to trecpnve jinJho plantation known as the MoKiaslbV riake, altuaied near Cross Keys P. O., and now occupied by the undersigned, by riding, walking, hunting, outtiog down trees or trespassing in any other way on said place, without tny consent. If any one, without regard to r ?co or t color, is found violating the above notice < they will be prosecute I to the fullest cxLoatP *| of tha Igw. - ^ I F.DIIVIN UAflS, (Jiosa Key? ? mJ. L A U1VVJ FJI J1 U 36 lj ATLEY, RETAIL DEALER IN URE AND BEDDING. POLES AND PICTURE FRAMES. AND MATTING. , AND BLINDS, > S Hi N G L E S . .? ilE! OME! JAR LOAD AND AM ALWAYS PREPARED 3 IN MY LINK. am U TV i O TV * ? SAVING EMPORIOM. Cosll ??!?? iln-lt. n. v!l/V\ I. f'n \ | (STllLIi TO T * PULL TO THE BRIM A We have just received one of ibc largest etc > Millinery Goods, Ac., that we hsvc ever had, ai HHOES! SHOE * Be sure and see stir special line of 8boea fu lively cannot heat them in prioeor quality. In this we have a very fad sf^B H (."all aid see otir gf>od? and eonvince^JJJJ^PI Sept 5 <9 30 newgood: ne1 Our Buyer has just returned from the DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTIC COMPLE We have also a splendid ami OENT'S CIJ FURNISHING 1 ZIEGLER'S AND BA"1 for Gents, Ladies t ZIEGLER'S HAND-? for Gents, in Congress and L Other reductions in [ REMEMBER THE DEI 8EWINa M. which we guarantee to be equal in cvci priced machines. Over 70 now in use in warranted for^T) yeftrs?-and have all necei The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, tl| J*n 4 EREPiRE FOR If you are in need of a ( ER, CONDENSER, or COT and call on me beforft rain BUGGIES HARNESS GENERAL HARDWARE j Yours, truly, W. J>. LEADING 14 7 attEntionJa I am home again after a long Ftajr in the the best M H C! T r\ i\ 1TJL \J \J X \J U IV Stock of Goods, and at prices that cannot I find lhat "rooucy talks" up there ns well CASH and thereforo you get BOTTOM PI totncrs the benefit. 1 buy cheap and sell c! adage, that "quick sales and short profits" n DRY G C In this line my Stock is larger and be In Ladies Dress Goods, uiy assortment is select, bofore the Slock has been picked ovc SHOES, SHOES, Our Stock of Hoots aud Shoes is so laigt them. If you wish anything in this line no IIATN ANI In this department all I ask is that you g themselves. CLOTH I have some special inducements in thi Clothing, from tno cheapest to tho finest. 1 that I fear I have ovor-stocked myself. Cali what I say. I^adiks Ja I can sell you Ladies Jackets at New Yoi in them. I have some beauties. CROCK Will sell you Crockery 20 per cent, cheap Uive me a call. ltespe tfuUy ^ j. v, April 11^*""' ? 15 MONEY TO L0AIUH|a| ON Improved Farm lands, in iuma tWi fill $300 and upward*. I.oaq? repayable in X imall annual UtIIfiVflT"!* through a period Co., >faix yeawfihn* enabling the torrower to Bar) l?*y off hialndebtednas# without exhausting will kla crop In any one year. Apply at once to Tl D. A. TOWN8KND, lako , s AUorney, Vnion, d. C. An* \k lj ? O he front. lND running over. ?ks of Dry Goo?I?, Clotliinjr, Slice:*. lint nd our |?ricen in e us low * tl-c lowct. ?.'! SHOEW!!! r moo, women and children. Vou ; > lgoods. MTwemrno e* ?etly w ut we - iv & SPARKS'. CHEAP CASH STORE. Iv S! ? GOOD^ Markets, and our Stock of ILES. AND NOTIONS IS TE. 1 well selected line of OTHINO 9 3 0 0 D S , E x <f STATE SHOES uxl Children. JEWED SHOES need?$.7, formerly $7. noportion. MOREST $19 50 A.CHINE, ry respect to any of the hiUnion County. They are In ssnry attachments. KINS & CO A BIG CROP. 30TTON GIN, FE 'TON PRESS, be chasing. 71 TITTi nivi/ PHAETONS. SOlUVi . Line t. i ALWAYS ON HAX. BEWIjEY. DEALER IN IIArtDW.Mi:' SHBUYEEB Northern Markets, where S ! u l P L E T E he beaten, ever brought to < I as it doos down hero. ! h ay IICES. Of course I g've ! '. leap, tciu^a firm believe1, iu t. re better than tbo old time uio b> (> 1> !S . 1t Ar CAlpi*for1 tK?n A?A? krtC, .. ..w. ^V.vvivu tuuu WYUI UUIUI r. simply superb. Como eai ly it 1 r. SHOES > tliat wo haven't room to w is your time. > CAPS. ive mo a look. Tho gcotlo \vi IN(x. s line, in both Men's and Y . . [n Overcoats 1 found them - I and satisfy yourself that I LOKET.S. rk prices, having gotten a I n:' E K Y . er than you can buy it cIhcwIkiv r. McLURE, Agont. if rfr if r~* HR ihoroughhred 8u1 l->n American < .. ' * formerly owoctl l>y Mo?bim John > < of Newberry, In r?.w nt tint tarn k .les stable*, nt Union, 0. II. win m he " rom*in for * month. ionc wi?hlug thoroughbred oo'ts, <liou!ii advantage < !' the nvn-ot. JAMKS AJ; ISi-.M.l .