Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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tteaentblnuccs In Married Couples. At a recent meeting of the Photographic Society of Geneva, Switzerland, Professor II. Fol presented a paper on resemblances in married couples. According to the British Journal of Photography, he stated that out of seventyeight young couples phegraphed for the purpose of his investigations, he found that in twenty-four cases the resemblance in the personal appearance of the husband and wife was greater than that of brother and sister, in thirty cases it was equally great, and in only twentyMBriV four was there a total of absence Of resemblance. Shot nr a Dhvxkkn Max.?Anderson, November 9. ? Early this morning Larkin Cochrane was seriously shot by Laurence Wn'ker in this city. The ball entered Cochrnnu's cheek and has not boon found yet. Walker was drunk and claims that the pist-J fell out of liis pocket and shot the boy accidentally. (biters say differently. ur. Wilbifc is attending the boy, but the chsn ccs arc lie will die. L.ujhkn8, Nov. 11.? l>r. J. K. Wilkes, a prominent nn?l popular druggist of this place, formerly a resident of (Jreenville, was struck with paralysis while silting at his desk yesterday morning. Ilis condition is regarded as very critic il.? Greenville News. Just received a case of Unibrcllars from 60 cents up, at 11. M. COHEN & BROS. List of Letters Remaining in tho Postoflice at Union, for the week ending Nov. 14, 18'JO. Mr. J. T. Duncan, I Mrs Fancy Mitchell, Mrs Salic Philyss, |Mrs Ester Woodson, Persons calling for the nbove letters will please say ifadvertised, and will be required to pay one cent for the'r delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. 1,000,000 BRICK, for ml* j. H. RODGER & CO. No* 14 40 If Household Furniture AT Auction ! Auction ! I WILL sell at the Ilix House" in this Town, on Saturday, No*. 22d, a vulunblc lot of Household nud Kitchen Furniture, FAMILY LIBRARY, &c. Sale to begin at 11 n. in. Terms, Cash. SALLIE 0. THOMSON. Nov. 14 4(i It. Important Land Sale! In 1 and 2 Acre Lots! NEAR THE TOWN OF UNION, ON EASY TERMS. BY virtue of authority vested in me by Archie It. Stokes, I well sc'l, on Salesday, Monday Dccnnbcr 1st, 185MI, before the Court House do ?r, ut Union, during the usual hours of sn!c, the llenl property known as THE FAIR GROUNDS, eitustc about ha'f a mile from the corporate limits of the town, on the 1' nckm-y and Santuc Roads, containing 85 acres, more or less. The sai I land has been laid off into i 1 and 2 Acre CONVENIENT LOTS! suitable for building Homes, with large gardcus attached, and will he sold oo tho following accommodating TKUMS OF RALE: One-third cash, the bulancc in one and nnd two years equal installments, secured by bond bearing 7 per cent, interest, from day of sale, ami a mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay for papers. WILLIAM MUX HO, Attorney. Fov 14 40 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. w'vjliam T. O rah am, I'/ainlijf, 0;/<iin*t K izabeth J.'i'onc, Sarah E. Hobo, Susan Clegg, am.' Aim Oreer, Defendants, IN obolienco to . Ml ade ?? <'?o above I i.i- iv*\9%s\w ii w?i ? jl tsmieu case, hy " "??lace, Circuit Judge, 1 flc11 before tlie Court House door in ",u 'owl1 Union, within the legal hours of e'^'e> 0,1 first Monday in December, 18'J(>, '',e following described property, to-wit : 108 ACRKS. The remain ler which vists i."* Sarah EHobo, nflor Ihc tcrtiiinalioii of tlie ''f? 'stale of Elizabeth Mnlonc, in nnd to all ,'hnt certain tr ict of laiul, lying, being and situate in Union Township, Union County, .South Carolina, conta'ii ng four hundred and ? 'I?'1' ncres, moro or less, adjoining lands of est.,,ts of Mary E. tiist, deceased, Ann Hice, estnt * of George Young, deceased, nnd Tyger Hirer. A I.SO, Tho life estate of Elizabeth Mnlonc, 111 \ said tract above described. Said land will he sold in two separate tracts* TKIIM8 OF H A HE. The purch'isc money to be paid cash. JAMES MUXIU), Master for Union County. Master's Oflice, Nov. <?, 18'Jl). Nov 14 -It? lit Tim Stnto of Sn11t.l1 Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. \V. Tyrrell Jones and Ida Willcford, as Adminis rator*, with the will annexed, of Tyrrell J. Jones, deceased, Plaintiff*, aijain.il Harriet 0. Jolcr, Thomas Lec Thorp, as Kxocutcr of James 1$. Slccdman, deceased, and ltcnben 11. Ilawls, Defendant*. IN obedience to ?n order made in ilio nb?ve stated ease by bis Honor, \V. II. Wa'lace, (Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of ?alo, oi the first Monday in December, 18'JO, the following described property, to-wit ; lull M'ltF.S. All that tract of lbii I, lying, being nnd situate in Union County, State aforesaid, on waters of Ncnl's Creek, containing ono hundred and fifty-Mine acres more or less, adjoining lands of John Mealor on the North, of William Hawkins on the En?t, end on the North and West by lends of Catharine Jeter. TERMS OF SALE. The purchase money to be paid cash. JAMES MUNRo, Mawfer for Union Coun'JMaster', office NoT> 4, J800. JKot H in The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In tho Court of Common Picas. William T. Litt'ejohn ami J. Edward Lindsay, J'laiutiffs, against F. W. Etson, Mary C, J. Eison, John E. Jefferics and J. Edw?rd Lindsay, Jiefendanlt. IN olndieuec to an order made in the above stated case by his Honor, W. H. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will ?ell before the Court I'ousc door iu tbq^MHflMSfetJnlon, within tho log-il hours of siiTa,' on Jrtie first Monday in I>oeiilor, 1800, the following described prop v, to-wit : 510 ACKKS. All that tract of laud containing five hundred and t?n acres, more or less, situate on the North sido of l'ncolct River at Orindal Shoals, commencing at a point on Glandyburg Mills lot near Mill house ao?l running along said Mill lot across tho Limestone Spring roid, thence aloug said road t? land of Warmoth, thence along sahl Warmoth's hue to the branch, thence down the branch along llimnns Orr's lino to lands of Joshua II imrs, thcncc along llauics' line to the line dividing the lands herein described from the Thompson land, thence along said Thomt son land to Pacolet River, thence up said river to the old Ford, and thence aloog tho road to tho beginning corner. TERMS OF SALE. The purchase money to be | aid cash. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County, Master's Office, Nov. 4, 1890. Nov. 14 40 8t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. J. Cilhoun Hunter, as Adm'r. of the goods, chattels, and credits of Martha A. E. Sartor, deceased, J'hiiniiff, against Nat Goudelock, Defendant. IN obedience to r.n order made in tho above rtntod case, by his Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell beforo the Court llnuso door, in the town of Uni 'ii, within the legal hours of snV, on the first Monday in December, 1890, the f- Rowing described property, to-wit: 2584 acuks. All that trnct of lin?l, lying, being and situate in Fish Dam Township, Union County, State afores-tid, conta-uing two hundred and fifty-three ninl one-half ncre?, moro or less, known as tho "Cross Roads IMaco," in I lie division of the lands of John 1'. Sartor, deceased. 4.14-8.r>-100 a elites. All tlmt tract of land, lying, being and situnto in Fish Dam Township, Union County, State aforesaid, adjoining the "Cross Roads Place," containing four hundred and thirty^, four and 8f?-100 acres, more or le^e, knorrr as the "Middle Tract" in the division of lands of J. P. Sirtir, deceased. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash ; tho balnnco < n a credit of one and two years, in equal installments, with ii tercet from day of sale, to be secured by bond of t lie purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES Ml'NKO. Master for Union County. Master's Office, Nov. 4, 18M0. Nov 14 4t? lit The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common P'.e is W. Thomas Littb-john, /'/tiinlijl', ayuinbt F. IV. l'.ison, Mary C. J. Kison, John E. TefTcrTbS anfl J. Edward Lindsay, Itrfoutant*. IN obedience to an order made in (he nbove ituied case, by his Honor, \V. II. Wa'lnce, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of I'nion, within the legal hours of sale, on the IFrst Monday in December, 18110, the following described property, to-wit: 800 ACKKS. All that tract of land, containing eight hundred acres, more ?r less, known as the Thomson l'lacc, and bounded on the North by lands of Joshua llatnes, East, by lauds of John II. Hittlcjohn, South by l'aeolet Hivi , and West by tiie Norris Place. TERMS OF SALE. in-l>iux-ii>isc money 10 oe pa u c.a-n. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union C untv. Master's Office, Nov. 4, 1800. Nov 14 4ti .f #: Tho btiito of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of COdJIIIuu Mcnr. | Fannie S. Houze and Kate T. Walker, I'hiinlijl'x, a>/<iiii*l W. II. Kelly Mary E. Kelly, Mclvin 15. Kelly, anil others, IN obedience to an order made in the above . ainted tase by his Honor, W. 11. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door in the town of Uni n, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in December, IS'JO, the following described property, to-wit: 1240.} A cans. .All that ccrla:n tract of hind, lying, being mi 'I situate in Fish Dam townsiiip, Union Con i'y. Sfnto aforesaid, containing twelve liuiid.~rd and forty and onc-half acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. C. It'.charls, Mrs. F. Under, estate of M. A. E. Sartor, and othc.'s. Said tra.it will be sold in six separate iin.-is IMa.'s of which can be seen ut my oTice. TKiv.wft ok ?/?i,r.. Onc-tliinl cash ; (lie balance on a credit of one and two years in cipial installments with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of tho purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES Ml'NIK), Master for Union County. Master's Oflicc, Nov. 4, 1800. Nov 11 4t! 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. William T. Graham, Plaintiff, against Sarah Jones, Joseph Mill, ami others, />efrndants, IN obedience) l<? an order made in the sb'Vf stated ease by his Honor, W. 11. Wallace Cirouit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court House door, in tlio town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on tho first Monday in Oecember, 1800, the following uesotibed property, to-wit : Til K JONKB MI Iff, Til ACT. All that certain tract of land, lying, being and situa'c in Union County, Stato aforesaid, on Etioree River, bounded by lands of A. G. ltice, lands formerly of Jesse Uriggs, and by Enorec River. .Said tract known as the Jones Mill tract. TERMS OF SALE. The purchase money to he paid cash. JAMES Ml'NIK). Master for Union County. Master's Oflice, Nov. 8, 1890. Not 11 40 at -5, The State of South Carolina. COUX1Y OF UNION. Court of Common Plea*. Willinni T. Graham, Plaintiff, against Angelina Scott, Thomas J. Scott, Samuel A.Scott, Joseph G. Scott, and oilier*, ' J'enJants. 1 IN obedience to an order made in the , above stated caso, by his Honor, W .11. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the ' Court llouto door, ia the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first r Monday in December, 1800, the following described property, to-wit: , 1187 ACRES. 3 All that tract of land, lying, being and situate in the said County of Union, bounded North by lands of Nat Foster, Kost by ^ lands cf Mrs. Clarissa Gault, South by i lands of Mrs. Catherine llelue, and West by lands of estate of Charles Scot', deceased, containing two hundred and eighty seven acre*, more or less. Said land will be sold in two sennrafe tracts. T KK MS OF SALE. The purchase money lo be paid cash. JAMES MUXKO, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Nov.fi, 1800. Nov 14 4fi lit State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION In the Court of Common Plea". J Summons for Helief?Complaint Served. Elizabeth A. Lofspeich, Plaintiff ayainrl Sarah C. Walker, Amanda K. Poole, Martha Carothers, Joseph C. Caroihers, Kate C. Montgomery, J. Andrew Carotlieis, Ntil W. Carothers, Charles 0. Carothers, Ju'ia K. Carothers, Thomas M. Carothers, Elizabeth M. Killough, James S. Pilcher, Pearl Boyd, Mary Leo Boyd, Ituby Poyd, Percy Boyd, Mary Carothers, John M. Carothc?s, "1 Mil W. Carothers, Mary 11. Wilson, Wil- ' liaui M. Carothers, It. Sadler Caiotheis, It. Uussell Carothers, John T. Parker, Jane Davis, Meek Parker, Enuna McCluney, Mary Sarralt, Ldliu Sarratt, Yirnie Sarrutt, Edpar Sarratt, Elizabeth Parker, Stewart Parker, Annie Parker, Itoscoe Parker, ltuth Porker, Eleazar Parker, ^ Susan Parker, S. L. Boyd. Defendants. ' ' ^ U To the Defendants above named: 1 YOU arc hereby summoned ami required S to answer the complaint in this action, v of which a copy is herewith served upon you, t< and to servo a copy of your answer to the said complaint < n the subscriber at his office, ? ^2, Law llangc, Union,South Carolina, within fcwcniy days after the service hereof, cxclu- 11 sivc of the Joy of such scrricc; aud if you J' fail to answer the complaint within the tunc 11 aforesaid, iho I'laintilF in this ncion will "J apply to the Court for the relief demanded ? in the complaint. n Dated October 7th. A. 1)., 1800. ^ f | J. II. McKissick, 1' ^skal| Cork of Court. <i i lii.iaai .>i i .\ n<>, Filial id's Attorney. To tho Defendants above named : Take notice, ilint the Munitions in tliis action, of >j< which tlie forego ng is a copy, was filed in the office el' the CI*, rk of tl.c Court of Coin mon Fleas for Cnion County, at Union, f the County of l"n on, in the Slate of South Carolina, on the 8th <lny of October 1 Still. WILLIAM MUMIO, Fiainiitfs Attorney. *' Vnion S. C., October lid, IS'.IO. Oct. lii j:i fit. CALL ON " H. F. JSCAIFE & SON, i of Dealers in all kinds of Staple and Fancy lui Groceries, Confectioneries and Fruits. ln or FIN1C CIGARS AND TORACCO . C CROCKERY, TINWARE, W O O D E N W A R E . 1 i pe LAMPS AMI CHIMNEYS, WICKS. HUKNERS, AND KEROSENE |OIL. ? ' Tr The finest Cream Cheese always on band. -j.| and everything cl-e in tho Grocery line. ,ir The A 7 i?v? a ml ('otiriir, Charleston World, j-r( Greenville Jhiihi Xeirs and the New York Worhl, always on sale. II. F, SCAIFE L SOX nu ii ? } in AdminiRt.rnt.nr'ft Nftt.ifiA. -i. ALI. persons having; claims against the Estate of F. M. Mclntyre, deceased,. pj will present them to inc properly attested. All persons indebted to F. M. Mclr.lyro individually, and to the firm of Mclntyre and Farr. will make iminedi ate payment to inc. S. S. STOKES. Adm'r. F. M. Mclntyre. Oct. 24 4:] It. Executor's Notice. J a ALL persons having claims against Caro. lino Smith, deceased, will present them to me, properly a'to-ted ; and all pei? sons indebted to her will make payment to 111c forthwith. y( SUM NEK 8. SMITH, Executor. 1 Oct 24, 1890. J Oct 31 14 It 11 yt R. TVT. M^DBlVMia MA INE REPAIR WORKS tli UNION, S. C. ?' 811 SPECIAL ATTENTION ? T ra R. P. P A T R T N n ENGINES, BOILERS AND J MACHINERY, OF ALL KINDS, [. GUNS, & C . I WOULD IlK I'LEASKD TO FINNISH I'HjrCH TO THOSE NEEDING ANY KIND OF MACHINKHY. If your Engine, IJoiler, Thresher, (Jin or Mill needs repairing, now is the time to have i it done. Do not wait until you need the machine, or until others send theirs, thus crowding the shop ami delaying your work, hut send at once nnd avoid the annoyance of being kept waiting. It takes time to re c pair a machine properly, so that if every f ooe waits nii'il his mnchine is needed, and c all semi at once, some of you will cither be kepi waiting or I will have to lose your | work. Now is the time, while business is ? dull. Send in your work and have it done t promptly and well. Delays arc dangerous, j II. M. McDEKMID. g May lf> 2U tf WANT^Ur Fivo thousand meu. * tyou and ohildre o buy oi)6 dollar's worth o^goods eaob, i hat will over ho nMite.ro orM-. % C)ur stock i-t oomph- a 'd.. j2?cr|itt|Ujj clothing, Dross ^ouotcrpaDCf. ^ We^arc making Fpociy*prices on Joans roy article bought (VfflPiiV. ^ t Our busiuoss is increasing every day at airly with our customers, guaranteeing o\ it a voiy small profit. To the few who have not bought goods ind wo will convince youthai you can do b n town. Respectfully, RODGER & Sept 0 T . E . B 1 WHOLESALE AND R] ALL KINDS FURNITI WINDOW SHADES. OORNIOE P( CARPETS, RUGS USH, DOORS, L U M B~fR AND LIMli:! I^IIW I HANDLE THESE GOODS BY THE CA 0 GIVE INSIDE FIGURES ON ANYTHING Sopt 20 ' THE PUZZLE UNRAVELED. | ? . Has it not been a puzz'c to many people, rhy so ninny of the young peop'e of our I ounty have dec ded, during the present enr, to quit living alone, or in tome other crson's house, and have taken unto litni v herself just one other pcrs -n, and they wo have set up a house of their own ? ] Why just go to S. M. BICE, JR., F. IVS. itore and see the many hundreds of aluablc household a; tides and beautiful ?ys on his ' n > AND 10 CTS. COUNTERS ?? J nd you can see for yourself that many a ' oung couple just begiuuiiig life, can get * roiu tbse counters almost a complete < utfit f household ond kitchen goods for just or 10 cents each, except the very heavy elides, and a great many of tl.e-c can be j ought from him at a proportionately low Beside* his famous 5 AND 10 CENTS OUNTERS, he carries in stock a full line of Ji eneral Merchandise, such as GROCERIES?HEAVY AND FANCY, * BOOTS AND 8110ES?A DRIVE IX IIESE, " STABLE DRV GOODS, li HARD AND HOLLOW WARE, * TIN AND WOODEN WARE, JUG AND JAUWARK, AND FLOWER * I ITS, t CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, ? OILS, FAINTS AND WINDOW CLASS, CONTECllQNAliinW.aniw j Special attention is directed to my Mock of BOOTH AND SIIOKS, which I liave just received a hip loi, and ivo marked them down below ordinary ires, notwithstanding the recent advance i such goods. Also, 1 call special attention to my | ROOKERY and TINWARE1 have the large-t and moM complete >ek of Crockery and Tinwaie in town, and am soiling a great deal i f it tecause the I ople know i tun not high on it. I Just one word more f >r my 6 AND 1(1 L INTS COUNTERS : 1 am selling goods oir ct these counters all over the country, nveliug drummers frequently buy several these arliele to carry home w t'i them. . icy know they arc cheap. Sonic 'f them c 25 cents articles. I have received orders mi Columbia and ether places for these Now, you need not wonder iliut there nre Ives. when they can get all those tilings so cap at the store ON THEKA1L ROAl), OF hi S M. RICE, JR , ? 0 <> 1\ S. Also Agent for Dupcnt's ltitle and cl isting 1'owJer, and Dynamite. P S. M-It., Jr., E. U. Oct :{ 40 :>ni 11 The State of South Carolina. | COUNTY OF UNION. " In the Court of Common Fleas. Summons for Relief?Complaint Servo I. mics G. Rice, and McCle'and C. Deaver, ci-paMners trading nnler the firm name of .). G. lticc & Co , Plaintiffs, a i/a i nst Reps. Jones, Defendant, 0 Heps, ./ones, Defendant in this action: ^ OU arc hereby summoned and required L to answer the complaint in this action, copy of which is herewith served upon hi, and to serve a copy of your answer to ?.n.. t.1\?v^h8C.V!.l!?.r .lU'j? ?ys after the service hereof, exclusive of ie day of such sorv'co ; and if y u fail to iswer the complaint within the time aforeiid, the plaintiff in this action will n]iply 1 the Court f-rlhe relief demanded in the >mplaint. 8. 8. STOKES, s Plaintiffs Attorney. | J. II. McKissick, skai. > Clerk. To Ltefondaiitf Heps Junes : Take notice, s lat the com plaint in this action was filled i the oflicc of tiic Clerk of the Court at iiion, in the County of lininn, and .State of outh Carolina, loth day of October A. 1). B'JO. 8. 8. STOKES, l'inintifls Attorney. Oct 17 42 (it MRS. L. M. FOUCHE, (>'EE JilItS. M. VINCENT,) a AS opened tho largest, the haudsomoHt and raoM Fashij^gfrla w STOCK OF 1VULUNERY vcr brought to Uni^i, And asks her old i riends and cusUtncrs to call nod feast their yes on them. 1 return sincec thanks for past liberal >ntronage>nd intend to deserve a continuiocc < f those favors ty strict attention to lie wishes of my patrons and studying their nterest in the quality of prices of goods I ] ell. MRS. L. M, FOUCHE. Oct 3 40 U *? 1 ' ^ *. WANTED / n wanted at 110 DO KII & I'UllCKLI tod to each buyer wo will give a bargt and wo are headquarters I ^Prun^B, Umbrellas, Blankets, Qui and, io fact, you will get a bargain i id tho reason is aiuiply this ; Wo de ir goods as represented, and sell the of us yet, wo will say, give us a tri ctter with us than with any other hou PURCELL 36 ly ULEY~ BTA1L DEALKR IN TRE AND BEDDING. DL.ES and picture frames A AW A rrtras w j.-* at*. /v l ill v jt AND BLINDS SHINGLES". * [E! LIME! K LOAD AND AM ALWAYS PR EDA WW IN MY LINE. 10 ."'in SAYING "EMPORUIM ?asli sales received daily fr hi SUM) lo $15(1 For safety ami guide to tlie purchasers I will sny that you will find it to your gniti to cull niul price my stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, BOOTS SHOES, CLOTHING, KTC? before investing your money. A complete line of new an I fu*hionlibli Iress goods. Cnll esprcial alten'ion to m; lonblc-widih Cashmere* at 25 cents. L full Line of Handkerchiefs, from tin 'heapest Cambric to the Finest Silk Heavy stock of Indies and gents. GLOV E S.% .A DIES MOl'SQUKTAI It E SUEDES, V SPECIALTY. Always on bond?my famous all-woo lling Jeans at 25 cents. Don't forget tint whole M ck broguti a I, ilint you've bought so often A few left of the l'u 1 stock wonnns po'kn < *1 f..? ?i.- ?!... ~.n lJOOlS.?] will not quote pricrs, its 1 live llictn fYom the comiiioiie-u i> (lit UPERFINE. J A M IvS A. HAMSTER'S tine ha- .1 cwc?l shoes always < n luiiul. jsiopinjr shoulders on it be in.i<l- square I \ ailing ami having your measure t ken 1.1 nc of UEATY'S FINE DliESS HUITH. Hoping to see you som, 1 ant, Yours Respectfully, W. I. It EAT V, Proprietor of Union's Saving Emporium. Hot 10 11 tit mrs. jas. grant's :ASHIONABLE MILLINERY JUST OPENED. II AVE just oj enetl nu. elegant ami c ittu plete line of FALL AM) WINTER M1LINERY of the newest ami choice"I s'yle*; insisting of PATTERN MATS AM) BONNETS, 'anoj I'riillKTH, Birtls' K ings, Itibboim, VclvelN, Gimps and Orna iupiiIp. ALSO niirsing corsets. I at n nage te town ninl country to ell an<l ciuntino my legnnt new stock, assuring them tbnt my rices shall be in low ami u.y work as goo 1 i any establishment in upper South 1'aronv MRS. JAS. GRANT. Oct :i 40 tf KM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, T3 /V "NT TT T=". T? K U XION, S . c. A genera! banking business I nnsactcd. Deposi's received, .subject to check. Exchange bought anil told. Collections insult: on all points. Fafe depos 1 boxes to rent. Accounts of individuals and tirins solicited ? We represent the following Insurance 'otn panics : letDa Insurance Co., Assets, $ 10,071 ,''>1* Norwich Union F. Iiih. ffocicty, tm-M Vasliinglon Life Insurance Co., 10,000,(XX Fire, Life and Tornado Insurance. Sept ?> HO Utn Notice. Valuable Property for Sal< IOFFEIl for sale the most desirable plac in Union County and and one of tit nost desirable p'aco in upper Carolinuf con listing of O.NK TIlorsAXIl ACRKS, men ne Inou Tiun liiiriilenrl Annul /if I li 1 and !ic witliin the corporate limits of th own of Union, on which is nearly a new SIX ItOOM COTTAOK mil all other out"ide improvements nccessar, for a 1(1 horse farm. This land lifts about 300 aires of lan low in cultivation, the ret in o?k and pin imbcr, with about ">0 acres of branch bol oms. The health of the place can act he so r piss d in any coiinliy and i challenge proof t he contrary. On it arc we! s and spring >f water with brunches running throng lie lands. I will sell itss a whole, or in small trscU uid on ca?y terms, to suit purchasers. S. M. HICK. Sb. Pet 17 ir_ Wanted, Wanted. A 1,1. persons who owe ua for (Suano an Supplies, duo Nov. 1st, ?i 1 pirate b prompt in meeting their ob igations, FA Hit Sl THOMSON. Oct 24 it 8TIIJIJ TO rJ * FULL TO THE BRIM ,Q We Iiuto just received one of ilic Urgent Millinery Good*, fie., that v?o hsve ever had SHOES! SHOl |,)f lie nitre and nee mir speoUl line of Sboes lively cannot best them in prioeor quality. MILLINER ,0j In ihia lino ?ro have a very full a Call and bee our goods anil convince yourdcl 01 ttesffcctfully, 1,1 GKAIIAl sc Sept 5 . PREPARE FOB If you are in need of t ER, CONDENSER, or CC , and call on me before pv BUGGIES ^ HARNESS GENERAL HARDWARI Yours, truly, W. I LEA DIN : NE W GOOD NE' 1 /I T? 1 ... ? - v/ur Duvcr nus just returned Irom tl ' dry goods, fancy art] 1 coufl: 3 We have also a splendid ai G-ISTVT*? OH ' FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND Bi for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HAND for Gents, in Congress and Other reductions in } REMEMBER THE D 8EWING which we guarantee to be equal in ct priced machines. Over 70 now in use warranted for f> years, and have all ne The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, Wit Jan 4 1 ATTENTION, C/ 1 am home again after a long alny in th the best and M 0 S T 0 0 Stock of Goods, nnd at prices tliat canno I find that "money talks" up there as w CASH and therefore you g't- BOTTOM tomers the bcucfir. I buy clicap and Fell adage, that "quick anlen and short profits' 1> 11 Y G i.. ,\ J:~ e.-.i. :? 3 -?-i ill line iiuc my oiuiiv in juirti unu In Ladies Dross floods, iny assortment select, before the Stock has been picked r SHOES, SHOI Our Stock of Hoots and Shoes is bo la ' them. If you wish anything in this line jt 11 iv i 3 In this dopmtuient all I ask is that vou _ themselves. O L, O T I 3 I have some special inducements in I c Olothing, from the cheapest to the finest. e that I fenr I have over-stocked uiyself. ( i- what I say. I^iuks J I can sell you Ladies Jackets at New e in them. I have some beauties. ii n T, j Will sell you Crockery 20 per cent, eh c Give me u call. Kospectft J. April 11 o ' MONEY TO LOAN. i, 0\ ImprnfeJ Farm lands, in rums of $:100 and upwards. Loans repaynb'o in small animal instalments, through a period of six years, thus enabling the borrower to <1 pay nir his indebtedness without exhausting o his crop in any one yesr. Apply at onee to 1). A. TOWN8END, Attorney, Union, 5. C. j Aug 16 08 ly . 1 i ITHE FRONT. AND RUNNING OVER stocks of I>ry Goods, Clothing, Slices, lints, , And i iir price* arena low ah the lowest. 5S! ! fsSIIOES ! ! ! y for men, women nnd children. Yon jo Y GOODS. atria nd'*|tfWl,yoo want. *$3 r t hut we mean exactly whut trcuny. j Y1 & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. I;A I A BIG CROP? i COTTON GIN, FEED)TTON PRESS, be sure irehasiug. Land mAHjTUxys. STOVES. 3 ALWAYS ON HAND >. BEWI.EY. G DKALKR IN IIAKDWAUK ,< 7 IS! W GOODS! ;ic Markets, ami our Stock of [GLES, AND NOTIONS IS ETE, lid r. cll selected line of iOTHING? GOODS, ETC. VY STATE SHOES and Children. -SEWED SHOES Laced?$5, formerly #7. i proportion. EMOREST $19 50 [ACHIINE, /cry respect to any of the higher in Union County. They arc fully cessarv attachments. LiKINS & CO ?r LSH BUYERS! c Northern Markets, whore I bought M V L E T E J it be beaten, ever brought to IJnion^^^ 'ell as it doo* down here. 1 buy for I'RinKS. Of POiirHft I fivn tnv imir. cheap, being a firm believer in iho old ' arc better than the old time n.ithoiht^.. 0 <> I> N . Jf belter selecled than ever before/ it simply superb. Come early and iver. :s, SHOES rge that wo haven't room to place now is your time. I> C/'AfW. 1 give mo a look. Tho goods will sell UNG. this line, in both Men's and Youth's Iu Overcoats 1 found them so cheap ^all and satisfy yourself that I uicau ACKETS. York prices, having gotten a bargain ? K It V . caper than you cao buy it olaowbero. illy, W. McLURE, Agent. 15 ' tf