The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, November 14, 1890, Image 3
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OMcmbltuoM la Hurried Couples.
At a recent meeting of tlio Pilot
graphic Society of Geneva, Switzerlan
Professor H. Fol presented a paper <
resemblance*' in married couples. A
cording to the British Journal of Pli
tography, ho stated that out of sevent
eight young couples phographed for ti
purpose of his investigations, he foui
that in twenty-four cases the resoi
blance in the personal appearance of tl
husband and wifo was greater than th
of brother and sister, ip thirty cases
was equally great, and in only tweut
Wtt' four was there a total of absence of i
semblance.
Shot bt a Dbvnkkn Man.?Amlersc
November 9.?Early this morning Lark
Cochrane was seViouslv rliot bv Unm?
Wft'ker in ihls olty. The ball entered Coe
rane'e cheek and has not been found yi
Walker was drunk and claims that I
pistil fell out of his pocket nnd shot t
boy accidentally. Others say different
Dr. J. O. Wilbite is attending the boy, t
the chan ces are he will die.
Lacbbks, Nor. 11.?Dr. J. E. Wilkes,
prominent and popular druggist of tl
place, formerly a resident of Greenril
was siruok with paralysis while sitting
his desk yesterday morning. His conditi
is regarded as rory critical.? Greenvi
New*.
Just reoeirad a case of Urabrcllars frc
60 cents up, at
H. M. COHEN & BRO'S.
List of Letters
Remaining in the l'ostoftice at Union, f
the week ending Nor. 14, 1800.
Mr. J. T. Dunoao, IMrs Faney Mitohel
Mrs Salie Philyss, |Mrs Ester Woodso
Fersons calling for tho above letters w
please say ifadrcrtiscd, and will be requir
to pay one cent for the<r delivery.
J. C. HUNTER, T. M.
I,000,000
BRICK, for rale.
J. H. RODGER & CO.
Nor 14 4l? tf
* Household Furniture
AT.
Auction ! Auction !
I WILL sell at the "Hix House" in !i:
Town, on Saturday, Not. 22d, a Toluab
lot of Household and Kitchen Furnitur
FAMttY LIBRARY, &c.
Bale to begin at 11 a. m. T<rms, Cash.
SALLIE G. THOMSON.
Not. 14 4G It.
Important Land Sale!
In 1 and 2 Acre Lots
NEAR THE TOWN OF UNION,
ON EASY TERMSBY
virtue of authority rested in roc I
Archie R. Stokes, 1 well sell, on Sale
day, Monday Dectntber let, 1600, before tl
Court House do ?r, at Union, during t)
usual hours of sa!e, the Real property kiios
AM
THE FAIR GROUNDS,
situate about half a mile from the corporal
limits of the town, on the Pnckney an
ttontuc Roads, containing 65 acres, moro i
less. The sai l land has been laid off iol
land 2 Acre
suitable for building Homes, with largo ga
deos attached, end will be sold oo the fc
lowing accommodating
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash, the balance in one ai
and two years equal installments, socurt
by bond bearing 7 per cent, interest, fro
day of sale, and a mortgage of tho premise
" Purchasers to pay for papers.
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Attorney.
For 14 40 8t
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
\\*U)iani T, Graham, Plaintiff,
agaiml
Wti^l-i. ? Mawo fiowl. 1? l??ka c? ?
A'lWIMlUl a, ' ? I'WUU, OU31
01 egg, ?nu' Ann Greer, Defendants.
TN obedience to order made in the aboi
W L stated case, by *' Honor, W. H. Wn
lace, Circuit Judge, I wjl- b'f?!?-"
Court House door in town 5T~Untol
within the legal hours of <a'e? on ",r
Monday in Deoember, 1890, '"? followit
described property, to-wit:
408 ACBKS.
The remainder which rests i."t Sarah]
Bobo, after the termination of the hfo ests
of BUsabeth Malone, in and to all ?'hat co
tain tract of land, lyiug, being and eiiua
in Union Township, Union County, .Sou
Carolina, contain ng four hundred aud t
aercs, more or les?, adjoining lands of est.>
of Mary E. Gist, deceased, Anu Rice, cstat
of George Young, deceased, and Tyge
Hirer.
ALSO,
The life estate of Elisabeth Malone, i
said tract aboro described.
Said land will be sold in two eeparal
vantui
a pu?o
^ TERMS OF SALE.
Tho purchase money to be paid cash.
Master's Office, Not. t>, 1890.
Not 14 40 8t
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
\V. Tyrrell Jones and Ida Willeford, as A'
minis ralors, with the will annexed,
fyrrell J. Jones, deceased, Plaintiffs,
against
ri?n\et C. Jeter, Thomas Lee Thorp,
K<Mukr of James B. Steedman, decease
and Reuben 11. Rawle, Defendantt.
FN cbodienco to on order made in l!
X ebjre stated case by his Honor, W. ]
Wia'laoe, Cirouit Judge, I will sell befo
the Court House door, la the town of Uoio
ClL within the legal hours of sale, 01 the Ai
Monday In December, 1800, ilie followi
described property, to-wit :
158 A cuss.
All that tract of land, lying, being a
situate in Uoion County, titaie oforeea
on Valors of Neat's Creek, containing <
hundred and flfky-tbrie acres m
or loss, adjoining lands of Jc
, Mead or op the North, of William Dawk
.?a tbo East, and on the North and Wast
. lands of Catharine Jeter.
TBR.M8 OF SALE.
Ike purchase money to be paid cash
JAMES MUNBo,
? , Mooter Union County
0?oo, Not. *, 1899.
r . *9T M # f
t- i~~
Tho State of South Carolina.
? COUNTY OF UNION.
3,1 In tbo Court of Common Pleas,
cio
William T. Litt'ejoko and J. Edward Lindy.
say, Plaintiff*,
lie againtt
uj F. W. Eison, Mary C, J. Eison, John E. Jef'
feries and J. Edward Lindsay, Defendant*.
ho | T N ob(dieceo to an order made in the above
at L stated case by his Honor, W. H. Wallace,
it Circuit Judge, 1 the Court
j- Ifouao door m within
e- tho h-gal h6ure ofTW^PIWe first Monday
in Do-ember, 1890, the following described
prop r y, to-wit :
m, 810 acres.
dn All that tract of land containing five hunice
dred and t?u acres, more or less, situate on
ih. the North side of Pooolet River at Grindal
st. Shoals, commencing at a point on Glandyhe
burg Mills lot near Mill house and running
he along said Mill lot across the Limestone
ly. Spring roid, tlioncc along said road t> land
tut of Warmoth, thence along sa'd Warmoth's
l<ne to tho branch, thence down the branch
along 1 homos J. Orr's line to lands of
a Joshua II tmes, thence along Hemes' line to
)j8 the line dividing tho lands heroin described
|6| from the Tboinpsou land, tbenco along said
at Thompson land to Pacolet River, thonco up
on said river to the old Ford, and thence along
lie the road to tho beginning corner.
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchase money to be paid cash.
,m JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Nov. 4, 1890.
Nov. 14 40 8t
The State of South Carolina.
or ' COUNTY OF UNION,
i Court of Common Pleas.
n, J. Cilhoun Hunter, as Adm'r. of tho goods,
HI chattels, and credits <>f Martha A. E.
etj Sartor, deceased, Plaintiff,
againtt
Nat Goudelock, Defendant.
~ IN obedience to an order made in tho above
X rtatod case, by his Honor, W. H. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, I will fell before tho Court
llouso door, in llic town of Uni-?n, within
tho legnl hours of sa'e, on the tint Monday
in December, 1890, the following described
? property, to-wit:
263 J acres.
All that tract of land, lying, boing and
situate in Fish Dam Township, Union
County, Stetc aforesaid, containing two hundred
and fifty-three and one-half scre?,
;is. more or less, known as tho "Cross Roads
le Pisco," in the division of tho lands of John
e? P. Sartor, deceased.
484-86-100 acres.
All that tract of land, lying, being and
situfttoin Fish Dam Township, Union County,
_ State aforesaid, adjoining the "Cross Roads
Place," containing four hundred and thirty^*
four and 80-100 seres, more or 1cm, knownl
as the "Middle Tract" in the division or
I lands of J. P. Sartor, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash ; the balancorn a credit
of one and two years, in equal installments,
with it tcrest from day of sale, to ho secured
by bond of the purchaser anil a mortgage of
>y the premises.
b JAMES MUNRO,
io Master for Union County.
ie Master's Office, Nor. 4, 1800.
rn , Not 14 40 3t
The State of South f!nrnlinn
' COUNTY OF UNION.
id
>r Court of Common Pleis
lo .
W. T ho in as Littlejohn, Plaintiff,
against
F, W. Eiaon. Mary C. J. Eison, John E.
J. Edward Lindsay, Defendant*.
r1
N obedience to ah order made in the above
JL stilted case, by his Honor, W. H. VVVlace,
Circuit Judge, I will sell before the
t(j Court House door, in the town of Union,
within the legal hours of sale, on the tfrst
Monday in December, 1890, tho following
j described properly, to-wit :
800 A0RE8.
All that tract of land, containing ci g'>?hundred
aores, more er less, known as the
Thomson Place, and bounded on the Norih
~ by lands of Joshua Ilames, East, by lauds
of John II. Littlejohn, South by l'aeolot
River, and West by the Norris Place.
TERMS OF 8ALE.
The purchase money to be pa d ca?h.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union C unty.
Master's Office, Nov. 4, 1890. ^
,n Not 14 46 8tfl|
Tho State of South Carolina,
l! COUNTY OF UNION.
Fannie 8. Houie and Kate T. Malkcr,
'? Plaintiffs,
against
W. II. Kellv Marr E. Kcllv. Mclvin B.
E. K?lly, and others, Defendant?.
IN obedience to an order mnde in I lie ab'ive
t~ I. smted case by his Honor, W. H. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, I will soil before the Court
House door in tlio town of Unl-n, within
Ja the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday
^ in December, 1890, the following described
property, to-wit s
T 1240] Acuta.
All that oerla'n tract of land, lying, being
Bn d situate in Pish Dam township, Union
n Cou ''J- State sfurtssid, containing twelvo
hund.^td and forty and one.half acres, more
10 or leu, bounded by laodB of J. C. Richards,
Mrs. F. Under, estate of M. A. . Sartor,
and other*?Said
tra.tt will be sold in six separate
',rsct". 1*1=.'* of which c?n be seen at my
olffce.
Tfc.iv.no ufc da ijc..
One-third cash ; the balance on n credit
of one and two years in equal installments
with interest from day of sale, to be secured
by bond of tho purohasor and a mortgage of
the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
? ?? ? aw oaa
Master'a Utticc, nor. *, mw.
j. Nor 14 4(1 8t
of The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OP UNION.
SB
J. Court of Common Plea3.
William T. Graham, Plaintiff.
he ajainH
It. tUrnti Jnnira. JamdIi Hill, and otheis. Dt
? s/?.?... .... ?- - - ?
re fmdantt,
n, IN ohedienoe to an order made in the above
'at J_ stated case by his Honor, W. H. Wallace
( Cireuit Judge, I will sell before the Court
House door, in the town of Union, within
the legal hour* of ssls, on the first Monday
n(j In December, lff^the following dcsorlbed
U property, lo-t 4|fiijp,
' THE JoHTHIM. TRACT.
All that certain tract of land, lying, being
w and situate in Union County, State aforesaid,
I on Eooree River, bounded by lands of A. 0.
b Uice, lands formerly of Jesse Briggs, end
7 by Knoree River. Bald (not known as the
Jones Mill tract.
TERMS OP 8ALB. The
purchase money to be paid eash.
.... JAMES MUHRO,
, Master for Union County.
Us Master's Oftee, ?of, ?. 1890.
t Ktf 14 M 84
The State of South Carolina.
COUN1Y OF UNION. I
Court of Common Picas.
William T. Ornhatn, Plaintiff,
against
Angelina Scott, Thomas J. Scolt, Samuel
A. Scott, Joseph 0. Scott, and others, Dt- to
ftndantt. thl
_ i
[N obedience to au order modo in the p.
above stated case, by his Honor, W .11. '<
Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before iho Co
Court House door, ia the town of Union,
within the legal hours of sale, on tho first aQi
Monday in December, 1890, the following
described properly, to-wit: - .
287 ACRK8. *
at
All that tract of land, lying, boing and ,
situate ia the ssid County of Union, bounded
North by lands of Nat Foster, Host by ?n<
lands cf Mrs. Clarissa Qault, South by in
lands of Mrs. Catherino Delue, and Wost by
lands of estate of Charles Scott, deceased, -wcontaioing
two hundred and eighty sevcu I
aore?, tnoro or less. I
Said land will be sold in two separate ,
tracts. 1
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchase money to be paid cash.
JAMES MUN1U),
Master for Union Couoty.
Master's Office, Not. 0, 1890.
Not 14 4fi 8t
State of South Carolina, w
COUNTY' OF UNION
In the Court of Common Pleas. ^
Summons for Relief?Comprint Served.
Elizabeth A. Lotspeicli, Plaintiff
ajainrt
Sarah C. Walker, Amanda E. Poole, Martha '
Csrothers, Joseph C. Carotliers, Kate C. rpQ
Montgomery, J. Andrew Caroilieis, Nvil
W. Carotliers, Charles G. Carothcrs, Ju'ia ?
E. Carotliers, Thomas M. Carothcrs, Eliza- ?
belli M. Killough, James S. 1'ilchcr, 1'evrl
Boyd, Mary Leo Boyd, Ruby Boyd, Percy
Boyd, Mary Cnrothera, John M. Cnrothcra, T"
Mil W. Carotliers, Mary H. Wilson, Wil- ^
liam M. Carotliers, R. Sadlor Caiotheis,
R. Russell Carotliers, John T. Parker,
Jane Davis, Meek Parker, Eoiiaa Mc- j
Cluney, Mary Sarratt, Ldlie Sarratt, Ver- .
nie Sarratt, Edgar Sarratt, Elizabeth Par
ker, Stewart Parker, Annie Parker, Roscoc
Parker, Ruth Porker, Elcnzar Parker, ^
Susan Parker, S. L. Boyd. Drfendantt. ? |
To the Defendants al ovo name 1: ,w?
YOU are hereby summoned and required Slo
to answer the complaint in this action, vab
of which a copy is herewith served upen you, toyi
and to servo a copy of your answer to the
said complaint (lithe subscriber nt his office, 5
Law Rnnge, Union,South Carolina, within
Hpreniy days after the service hereof, exolu- an('
sive of the doy of such service; and if you y011
fail to answer the complsiut within the tunc ^ol
aforesaid, iho Plaintiff .in this ucion will
apply to the Court for the relief demnnded " ?,
an tho complaint. nr,,
Dated October 7th. A. D., 1890. ^o"
(/?*?> 1 J. II. McKissick, Pr'(
skal y Cork of Courl.
j \v i i.t.i am iii'mdii I Get
ritiutifTs Attorney. G
To the Defendants above named : Take I!
no lice, ilint the Munitions in this action, of ...|j
which the forego ng is a copy, was filed in
the office of the Clerk of tl.o Court of Com
mon I'lcos for Uniou County, at Union, f t II
ths County of Un on, in the Slate of South f
Carolina, on tlio 8th itny of October 1890.
WILLIAM MUNKO,
P.ainiifTa Attorney.
Ynlon S. C., Octobe"r 23, 1890. C
Oct. 24 43 , 6t. 0
~ CALL ON **8" g
H. F. SCAIFE & SON, b
of t
Dealers in all kinds of Staple aud Fancy hnv<
Groceries, Confectioneries and Fruits. Pr*c
on s
FINE CIGARS AND A
TOBACCO. Of
OROOKBRY, TINWARE, *
Moc
WOOD EN WARE. Ian
peoj
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. WICKS, E*
BUHNERS. AND KEROSENE |OIL. of'tl
Trat
The finest Cream Cheese always on hand.
sjtnd everything eDc in the Grocery line. :
^ The Neics and Courier, Charleston lFor/<7, ^ron
Greenville Daily Xews and the New York
World, always on sale.
II. F. SCAIFE & SON, tJt .
rcu ? 111 *
Administrator's Notice- I chef
ALL persons having claims against the j>
Estate of F. M. Mclntyre, deceased,.
will present them to me properly attested.
All persons indebted to F. M. Molt.tyro O
individually, and to the firm of Mclu- ?
tvrc and Farr. will make immediate D ivment
to me. S. 8. STOKES.
Adui'r. F. M. Mclntyre.
Oct. 24 43 4t.
Executor's Notice.
Jam
ALL per*0D8 having claims against Caro- c
lioe Smith, deceased, will present o
them to me, properly attested ; and all per*
sons indebted to her will mnko pay moot to
me forthwith. >p0
SUMNER 8. SMITH,
Executor. Y
Oct 24, 1890. ?
Oct 81 44 - 4t
- yo'J
Tfcr Wf- MvPS
MA INE REPAIR WORKS
UNION, S. C. au.9
salt
SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO REPAIRING
ENGINES, BOILERS AND |?
MACHINERY,
tha
OF ALL KINDS,
Ud
G U N S, & O. is!
WOULD BE PLKA8ED TO FURNISH
PRICES TO THOSE NEEDINQ ANY [
KIND OF MACHINERY. f
. If sou* Engine. Belief, Thresher, Gin o*
- Mill ne cli repairing, now la the time to bare -*
It done. Do not watt Until von need the l~
mnchine, or until olhere send theirs, thus
? ? tk* anil rlolowSn* VAH? MAwlr
crowuillg lite ni?wj? jx,...
but aend at ODce and avoid the annoyanoe
of bring kept waiting. It taken time to re
pair a machine properly, ao that if every frj
one wait* until hia machine Is needed, and ey
all aend at once, some of you wilt either be
kept waiting at I will have to lo*e your pn
work* Now if the time, whilp busineav ia a0
dull. Send ia your work and V\ve it Hone Uu
promptly and welt Delaye *J&^ygefoua. |ni
R. M. aHWMID.
^ WANTED
Five thousand mo if. w$tt>o and obi
buy one dollar'* worth.o^ycoods etc
it will over ho reuic.mioi^w|^^
Our stock is cotuples iqLyrcWjl
athing, Dress Oco.deHj^TSmlM^n
Wevare making ^poot-y^price? on Je
1 arliole bought IrJIw^ t
Our businoss is increasing every da'
rlj with our customers, guarantee in
a veiy small pro6t.
To the few who hnvo not bought go
1 wo will convince youthni you oan <
town.
Rcsptctfu
iODGER i
Sept r,
~T7 E .. B
WHOLESALE AN
ALL KINDS *URN]
INDOW SHADES, OORNIOE
CARPETS, RUG
ASH,DOORS
L D M B~fR A N
L.IM1C! T^I
HANDLE THESE GOODS BY THE
GIVE INSIDF. FIGUBES ON ANYTII1
>opt 2G
T H E P UZ Z LE
inraveled
? ?.
Ins it not been a puzx'c to uiany peopl
y so ninny of the young prop'e of 01
nty have dee (led, during the preso
r, to quit living nlonc, or in some oth
son's house, and liavo taken unto hi
herself just one other pcrs ?n, and thi
i have set np a house ot their own ?
Vhy just go to 8. M. HICK, JR.. F. C.'l
re nnd see the many hundreds
liable household aitiolos and benutifi
s on 1.U * aC-^
AND 10 CTS. COUNTER
l you can see for yourself that many
mg couplo just beginning life, can g<
u tbso connt crs almost a complete < utl
household and kitchen goods for ju
r 10 cents each, except the very hcav
clcs, nnd a great ninny of thco rnn 1
glit from him at a proiv rtionntelv In
38. ?
tc.sid?M bis famous 5 AND 10 CENT
UNTEES, he carries in stock a Aill lino <
icral Merchandise, such as
IR0CE1UES?HEAVY AND FANCY,
IOOTS AND SHOES?A DRIVE 1
ESE,
TAPLE DRV GOODS,
I Alii) AND HOLLOW \V A RE,
IN AND WOODKNWARE,
UG AND JARWARE, AND FLOWE
fo,
ROCKERY AND OLASSWARE,
1LS, PAINTS AND WINDOW CLASS
OWKtn i ON A
prcial attention is drawled to my Mock <
IOOTS AND HIIOES
vhicli I have just rooeivod a big lo', no
e marked them down below ordinnr
cs, notwithstanding the recent adsane
iucIi goods.
Uo, I call special attention io my
LOOKER Y and TINWARE
have ihe largc:t and ino*t complel
k of Crockery and Tinwaie in town, an
t soiling a groat deal <>f It t ecuise tli
)lo know 1 am not high on it.
u?t one word more f.ir my 6 AND 1
ITS COUNTERS : I nm selling goods o
licsc counters all over tho country
reling drummers frequently buy severe
lieso article to carry homo w th them
v know they are cheap. Some 'f ilier
25 cents articles. I have received order
i Columbia and other places for ihes
Is.
ow, you need not wonder iliut there ar
redfbtfk'.'ftlfti wulin?.D?finiaAiMA irnr?jlu>
C8, when they can get ntfilTeae thtntfrw
ip ot the store ON TUKRAI I/ROAD, O
S M. RIGS. JR, E U
. S. Also Agent for Dupcnt's llitie an
ding PowJer, and Pyuamiie.
8. M- R., Jr., K. U.
ct 8 40 3m
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OP UNION.
In tbo Court of Common Pleas,
uro toons for Relief?Complaint 8ervol.
ics 0. Rice, and McCle'nnd C. Dcave
i-pattners trading ?n ler the firm nan
f J. G. Rico & Co , J'lainfifft,
ai/aiiut
Reps. Jones, Defendant,
Kept. Jonrt, Defendant In this action:
'OU ore hereby summoned and requin
to answer the complaint in this actio
>py of which is horewith served upi
, and to serve a copy of your answer
thov/?^heoi'iher at h
s after the service hereof, exclusive
day of such serv'ce; and if y< u fail
wer the complaint within ihc time afor
1, the plaintiff* in this action will app
he Court fi.r the relief demanded in tl
tplaint.
8. 8. STOKKS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
) J. II. McKimick,
kal y Clerk.
fo Defondantf lteps Junes : Take nolic
t the complaint in this action was fill<
the offico of tho Clerk of ihe Court
ion, in tho County of Onion, and State
Uh Carolina, 16ik day of October A. ]
K).
8. 8. STOKES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jet 17 42 01
MRS. L. M. rOUCHEr
(NEE.MR8. XI. VINCENT,)
IAS opened lh<*4^rfc?!, the h*ud?o?ie
and most Fsshi^jftlc s
STOOK OP MgLsLINERY
tr brought to Unt6i, and asks her j
ends sud oustrmen to oslt nod feast th<
si on tliem.
1 return siucoe thanks for past lib?
tronago and intend to dioe^Te a contii
co of ihose favor* t y OtrMtji attenum
i wishes or raj patrons ind'stu<hri<og th
Ltratin tho quality of prices n goods
I. POUCH K
5 :
I
! WANTED!
/
Wren wanted at RODGER & PUltOBLL'8
)b, and to each buyer wo will give n bargain
jMtattntont, and wo are- headquarter for
llfffPrtinlfa. Umbrellas, Blankets, Quilts I
ians and, in fact, you will K?t a bargain oo
f and tho reason is simply this ; Wo deal
g our goods as represented, end sell them
>od* of us yet, wo will say, give us a trial
lo better with us thau with any other houso
I PURCELL.
36 ly
AI L E Y ,
D RETAIL DEALER IN
[TUKE AND BEDDING.
I POLES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
S AND MATTING.
J; AND BLINDS,
D SHINGLE S*.' *
ME! LIME!
CAR LOAD AND AM ALWAYS PREPARED
IVfJ TN \IV T.IKH
3'J .Itn j
SAVING'EMPORFUM
?
e,
ur Cosh sales received daily ft- -in $100 lo $150.
lit For safety and guide to the purchasers
er I will say thai you will find it to
m your gain to call nnd price '
>y my stock of
DRY GOOD3, NOTIONS, HATS, BOOTS,
SHOES, CLOTHING, ETC.,
uj beforo investing your money.
A complete line of new an I fa?hionhble
dress goods. Call especial nttcu'ion to my
S double-width Cashmere* at 25 c-nts.
n A full Line of Handkerchiefs, from the
el Cheapest Cambric to the Finest Silk.
5t Heavy stock of Indies and gents.
? GLOVES.
,c LADIES MOUSQUETAIRK SUEDES, A
SPECIALTY.
'S Always on hand?my famous all-wool
t>f filling Jeans at 25 cents.
Don't forget that whole *t-"ck brogan at
$1, that you've bought so often
^ A few loft of the fu 1 stock wonrms polkas ,
?l $1, for iKo first (hat calls.
BOOTS.?I will not quote pricrs, as I
have them from the commonest to the
SUPERFINE.
JAMES A. BANISTER'S fine ha-dsewed
shoes always on hand.
Sloping shoulders can be mad- square 1 y
calling nnd having your measure t<kca t. r
one of BEATY'S
' FINE DKES9 SUITS.
pf Hoping to sec you soan, 1 am,
Y'our8 Respectfully,
W. T. BEATY,
Proprietor of Union's Saving Emporium.
A Oct 10 41 Gt
y
MRS. JAS. GRANT'S
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
JUST OPKNED.
<> . 0
e I" II AVE just opened n\x. elegant ami c m- t
I plcie Hue of FALL AND WINTER MIL0
LINEUV of tlie newest and choicest s'ylc*; '
fT consisting of * V
j PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS,
Fancy Feathers, liirds' Wings,
1 Ribbons, Velvets, Gimps
e and Ornament*.
ALSO
* nttrsing corsets. J
F hcritoVo?^^WM^^-i'llfi^lAUUU?Ke
the town and country to c?ll ao?l examine my
j elegant new stock, assuring them that my
prices shall be as low and my work as good
ns any establishment in upper South I'nro- t
linv MRS. JAS. GRANT.
Oct 3 . 40 tf
WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON,
BANKERS,
UNION.SC. J
I
tie A general banking business t ansacted.
Doposi's received, subject to check.
Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made on all points.
Fafe depos t boxes to rent.
5(l Acccunts of individuals and firms solicited.
jp We represent the following Insurance
je Companies:
[j Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, J,10,C71,ol0
Norwich UnionftSnH. Slcioty,
to Washington l.ife Insurance Co., 10,000,000
iC_ - Fire, Life and Tornado Insurance,
ly Sept 6 30 6m
b?
XI uuiv\y?
Valuable Property for Sale
1 OFFER for sale the most desirable place
in Union County and and one of the
most desirable p'aco in upper Carolinaf con:e,
sisting of
id ONK THOt'SANI) ACllKS,
at more or le?8. Two hundred acres of this
of land lie within the corporate limits of the
D. town of Union, on which is nearly a new
SIX BOOM COTTAOR
and all other out'ide improvements necessary
for a 10 horse farm.
This Innd has about 300 acres of land
? now in cultivation, the rest in ook and pine
limber, with abont 50 acres of branch bottoms.
The health of the place oannct be surptssgt
ed in any couatiy and 1 challenge proof to
the contrary. On Hare wet's hnrt spTtwgf'
of water with branches running through
tha landa.
I win sell uaa a wnoir, or in sinaii mots,
>ld and on en?y terms, to suit purchasers,
ait 8. Mi RICK, 8b.
Oct 17 42 lt_
10. Wanted, Wanted
to A Lt persons who owe us fur Goano and
ir xY. Supplies, due Nor, 1st, al 1 plraie be
i I prompt In meeting their oh Ign lions,
FAKR & THOMSON
tf Qot'24 48 If,
?
STII.I. TO THI
FULL TO THE BRIM AND
We ha*o just received one of tbe largest Mock* of
Millinery Goods, tie., that we have ever had, and ?ur
SHO E8 ! SHOES I
lie sure and see aur special line of Shoes for men,
lively cannot beat them in prioeor quality.
MILLINERY G(
In this lino ?rc have a very full any style and
Call and see our goods and convince youwetr that we
Kej^fcctfuMy,
GRAIIAM &
, CH
8cpl5 30
PREPAREFOR A
If you are in need of a CO!
ER, CONDENSER, or COTTC
and call on me before purcha
BUGGIES
HARNESS
GENERAL HARDWARE AL^
Yours, truly,
w. r>. b
LEADING DKA
NEW GOODS!
NEW
Our Buyer has just returned from the Marl
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES
COMPLETE.
We have also a splendid and well
C^BINT'S CLO I
FURNISHING GO
ZIEGLEE'S AND BAY S
for Gents, Ladies and (
ZIEGLER'S HAND-SE^
for Gents, in Congress and LaccdOthcr
reductions in propoi
REMEMBER THE DEMOR
SEWING MAC
k'hich we guarantee to be equal in every res
riced machines. Over 70 now in use in Unit
rarrantcd for 5 years, and have all necessarv
The "OLD RELIABLE."
FOSTER, WILK]
Jan 4 1
ATTENTION" CASE
I am home again after a long stay in the North
the best and
MOST 00 M1
Stock of Goods, and at prices that cannot be b
I find that "inoocy talks" up there as well as il
DASH and therefore you get BOTTOM PRICK
vomers the benefit. 1 buy cheap and sell cheap. !
tdage, that "quick units and tdiort profits" are bel
DRY G O C
Id this line my Stock is lnrprr anil belter s
In Ladies Dress Coeds, my assortment is simj
select, before the Stock bna been picked over.
SHOES, SHOES, SI
Oar Stock of Hoots and Shoes is so large tlia
i be ui. If you wish any thing in this line now is ;
11 .A/xtjsj ri> w.
In this depottment all I ask is that you give i
themselves*.
CLOTHI
I have some special inducements in this line
Clotbipg, from the cheapest to the finest. In Ov
that I fear I have over-stocked myself. Call and
what I say.
I.ADIES JAC
I can sell you Ladies Jackets nt New York pi
in thorn. 1 have some beauties.
CROCKE
Will sell you Crockery 20 per cent, cheaper th
Qive me u call. Hospectfully,
J. W. 1
April 11 15
MONEY TO LOftN. |H
ON Improved Farm lands, in sums of
$.100 and upwards. Loans repaynb'e in
small anuual installments, through s period
of six years, thos enabling the borrower to
pay off bis indebtedness without exhausting
his crop in any ono year. Apply at onae to
1). A. TOWN8ENU, Wg^M
Attorney, Union, 8. C.
Aug 16 88 ly '
3 FRONT.
RUNNING OVER
Dry Good*, Clothing, Shoes, lists,
prices arena low *n the lowcet.
! SHOES! ! !
women ami children. Yon )o
}ODS.
you want. *'
mean exactly what wcany. *
SPARKS', I
EAP CASH STORE. I
BIG CROBJI
. lun ui?, J) J!iJ!iD>N
PRESS, be sure
sing.
AND
PHAETONS.
^ STOVES.
LLine of
XT A Arcs mw TT A *rn I
?aiu wii amiu
EWLEY.
tLKll in hardware
:* .*
?
GOODS!I
;cts, and our Stock of
, AND NOTIONS IS
selected line of
0 D S , ETC.
TATE SHOES
Uhildren.
/ED SHOES
~$5, formerly #7;
'tion.
EST ?19 50
3MIIVE,
spect to any of the higher
[>n County. They arc tally
attachments.
[NS & CO
It'
[ BUYERS!
ctn Markets, whore I bought
_ &
? L E T E
eaten, ever brought to UnionT^^
t doo* down here. 1 buy for
S. Of course I give my cusbeing
a firin believer in the old
Lterthnn the old time n.ithods.
> ) s . &
elected thon ever before."
>ly suporb. Come early and
10ES.
t wo haven't room to plnce
1?our lime.
z;Arw.
no a look. Tho goods will sell
ma
, in both Men's and Youths
crcoats 1 found them so cheap
satisfy yourself that I uicau
JKETS.
rices, having gotten a bargain
H V *
an you can buy it olaewhere.
tfcLURE, Agent.
tf