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Gbbsktilli's Chbmtiam Wobb.?Of
Mtidty iflrrnoon id orphan |tirl scarcely
htihIi n jMra old, who hit liwdi dissolute
life for about eight mootha, wt? sent by
Christian proplt of this oitj, in theoere^ol
a lady physician, to a Christian home in*an
eastern 8lats. Tbs money for the railroad
t'cko' was generously furnished while lbs
k great< r expense is mrt by distaot philan
itiropy. In her new home the g'rl will
base sa oppoitunity to begin life anew, far
WWay from former sell associations. To the
moralist it seems the same old and moet
unpromising experiment: "lifting a fallen
woman," but to the Christians of the city it
is at least an earnest seal and
body "In Mis Najp*", TTT,.?A.
Toeeday afterooep.e little orphan girl 11
yea's old was seniio the Christian Home at
Counoil Bluffs, Iowa, a distance of more
ihaa ok* thousand tr.iies. Her ra*lread fare,
about $10. w?e ? !* by euhscriplions of kind
hearted pe?p!e. While other institutions
ncarsr th s State aro crowded the one at
Counoil Illuffs continues to take and care for
drslitute and homeless children Rn?i?'
-r-"-?
eflfrts it male to tar* litt'e girls from ruia,
although biyi trt not refused admiitvnoe.
The quiet work bring done here by a few
people deserves the assistance of ever/
Chri?tian.?Qruneillt Ntwt.
^ ?
Bvoklis's Arhioa Salve.?The be?t salve
. ia the world for Cuts, Bruisos, Sores, Ulcers,
.Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
fiaode, Chilb ains, Corns, and ail Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no
giey required. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
26 cents per ho*. For sa c by R F. Pi?ey.
April 1G.
The Laet C?U,
0HHHM8Mta|fMM|ieeirdvt<?d to J, O. Rice & Co.,
^YofCami,l?? must make settlement
by Not lst.V1?11, or they will be sued for j
Judgement, fV must h*T? m?n?7 NOW.
y.fV Respectfully
J. G. BICE & CO.
S?|H 1? \ 38 *
1 J. IteihH^p"(Succkssor
to F. O. TRKtii^l ^
Jeweller and Watch Repairer.
. UNION, 8. C.
IF you want your Watoh or Jewelry repair"
ed in the most substantial and workmanlike
manner, or wish to buy a reliable Watch,
m warranted to be a good timekeeper, or anything
else thai ie generally to be found in a
first-class Jewelry Store,
at Moderate Prices.
Call on me in the store formerly occupied
by Mr. Trefser, just above the Racket Store,
and I will warrant satisfaction.
J. BEILEN3QN.
To Teacher*.
THE Examination for Applicants to teach
in tho Publio Free Sohools of this County
will take place on Friday, the 2nd day in
October. All Applicants are requested to
attend, especially those who did not make
1st. vrauo. ^
White ladies will be examined at Nicholson's
Hall, under the supervision of Rev. M.
v B. Kelly. The white males and colored
males and female applicants will be examined
at the Court House under the School
Commissioner an I Mr. C. H. Peak*.
It is vary improving tv teachers to attend
these examinations, even if they are exempt,
and wo hope to have a largo attendance.
We hope also, on that day, to organise a I
, teachers County institute, and teachers are<
respectfully asked to be presout.
Remember, the examination will begin
promptly at 11 o'c'ook at tho Court Houso
and Nicholson's Hall, on the firtt Friday in
October neit.
J. L. WA r.K ER. v .t
I C. If. FF.AKE, \ of
M. B. KELLY, J Examiners.
Sept. 8 18 St.
SHERIFF'S SALES,
FOR OCTOBER, 1801.
T>Y virtue of an execution to me direated,
If I will sell to the highest bidder, at
Public Auction, wbhin the legal bou>s of
sale, at Union Court House, on Monday the
fifth (6) of October, A. 1>. 1801, the following
d<??cribed property, to wit:
All that traoi or parcel of Land, situate,
lying and being in Bogansville and Union
townabips, in the County of Union, South
Carolina, and known as the Robert Maoheth
tract of L*n-I, containing Eleven hundred
i hirl ?-?i * IKI-AI "? '?? ? nil '
bounded by Lane's of Gordon William*,
Fanforil Wilburn, E. F. Smith, Joseph San
ders, estate ?>f John Sims, deceased, Murphy
Mill tract, and others. Levied on and to be
eo'd as the property of Robert Macbeth, at
the suit t'1 Samuel Beaty and others.
Terms?CA8H.
ALSO. OS TTTSSDAT AT SANTUC.
T>Y virtue of an execution to me directed,
Jj I will rth to the highest bidder, at Publfc
Auction within the legal hours df sale, at
Bentuo, Union County, S. C., on Tuesday,
the sixth d?y of October, one Diebold Safe
Levied hi, ap-J to be sold as tho property
of T. D. O*Bryant, at the suit of James R.
Wylie. Terms?Cash.
^ J. G. LONG, 8. U. C,
Sep. 18 88 8t
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTX OF UNION
BY JAMES M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, R. M. MoDermid has made
suit to me to grant him Letters ef
Administration on ths Estate of and effects
of Marion K. MoDermid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
{til and singu'ar the kindred and creditor^
Of th* eajd Marion R. Mot)erinid, deceased,
<-- that they be end eppear before me, in the
n .f i. k. i..u .< it_: n rt
V''UI? VT ' IV UO I1C1U ??? VIIMIU V/i ;
Mouth Carolina on the 6th day of October
next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'olook
In the forenoon, to show oanee, if any they
bare, why tbe stid adminietratton should
not be granted.
Given under my band and seal this 11th
day of September, Anno Domini, 1891.
r JAMES M. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Published on the 18th day of September,
1891 in the Umiox Tinm.
Sep 18 88 2t?
Sale of Land to Foreclose
Mortgage.
BY virtue of the power contained in a
mortgage deed, dated Maroh 27, 1884,
exeouted by J. L. Harris to ur; said Mortgage
deed having been duly recorded iu tbe office
it the Register of Mesne Conveyance for
&?' . Union County, in book of Mortgagee 0. No,
MHK?V~ 7, page 7, on the 29th day of March, 1884,
"we wHI sell by pub'io auotlon, to tbe highest
bidder, before theCburt Rouse deor at Union,
on the 8rst Monday in Ooteber next, within
the heurs of Sheriff's sales, the mortgagod
premise* described in the mortgage, t^wil:
A certain par eel of land, containing fifty-live
acres, more or less, situate in Pfnokney
township ih Union County, hounded by
lands now or Into of Poiter A Wilkins, W ,
H. 8. Herri*, Abram Gallmnn, I. O. MoKisjHb'.
siek, eetnte of 8. P. Harris and John Hoieombi
being the same lands herstoforn set
* apart to said J. L H err is as a homestead exemption.
Terms?CASH,
Sept. 8 1891 WIL"AM WI^KI118'
; Notice of Election for Subscription
to
tilran Springs Railroad Cotnpaaj.
council cliam rkii. )
Town or Union, 8 C.,8npt. 16th' 1891. /
WIIKKKAS, nn Act of the General
Assembly, ol'the State of South
Caroline, approved December tho 20th, 1884,
"milled "An act to incorporate the Glenn
8 r age Railroad Company," Authorized the
lo ?n Council of the Town of Union, upon
thr applioat on of a major!'./of lha freehold
voter* owning real estate in eeid toon, to
'submit ?n the qualifiwl votera of said town,
the qu 't on oi the subsoripiion of ths sum
sameu i a?id appl crt on, and (lied b/ ths
si I Town Council of Uni m.
^And whereas a pel.lion has been filed with
said Town Counoil in acoordaoco with the provisions
of avid Act, signed by a majority of
llie frvehol I voters owning real estate in said
town asking lliai the subscription of twenty
thousand do.lars ($20,000) by said towu to
the capital stock of the said Glenn Springs
Railroad Coarptny, be submitted to the
qualifie I voters of said towo.
And wb*r<ni, the said Town Council, on
hearing a>i I pet lion, fi^ed said subscription
by rrso'u'ion, ai $20,000.
Now it i< hereby ur.lrre I. that tinner the
provisions of ?aid Act and the Acts amendatory
thereof, nn ebotton be hvl 1 for said pqrpose,
on Weducstay, the 14ih day of Ooiobtr,
1891, at the Court House in said town,
and that thv pills he op nvd f.em 7
o'clock A. M., until fl o'clock, l\ M., of that
diy, at which election all the qualified
lectors ol sa d town shall be entitled to vote.
That the ballots shall have written or printed
thereon the words, "Subscription"'1 or
"No subscription." Said
subscription to be made in six per
ocnt Coupvq D^nijs h) tbo Glenn Springs
Railroad Company, ssn^c f.? bp bel l for the'
Cape #Fc*r & Cincinnati Railway' Company
upon said Company agreeing wtyh the said
Gioon Springs Railroad Company, on or before
Jan. 1st, 1892, to build and construct
their Road between Greenville, S. C.' and
Union, S. C., through the points hereinafter
named within two years from July 22, 1891.
And in case said Capo Feu- and Cincionati
'-Railway Company shall fail to make said
jgfjejuent or hintl? got comp'ete said road
within the time specified theq jjonds to
be held for the said Glenn Springs Kaiiroad
Company ; Provided (bat raid Honda shall
not do delivered to tha Cape Fct& Cincinnati
Ytailw?y Company, or lo the Qlann j
Spring* lUiliond Comply, except upoa tha '
followikg conditions, to w t; Qne half
thereof wJien said Railroad shall be graded '
from the>City of Greenville, S. (J., to the '
(own of U0I90, 8. C., through the towns of 1
Palham, Reidville, Moore, tV*}nut Grove, '
Qlann Spriogs and \Test Spring', and H?? '
other half when said railroad shall bo com- 1
pleted. 1
The following maisgers aro hereby ap- '
pointed for said election, whose duty it shall j
be to pount the votes immediately on olosing '
the polla end mphe their return to this Bpard *
on or before Saturday, October tlje 17th, 1
1801.
Managers : Geo. GedJes, W. II. Pool, M. I
W- Culo. 1
Dy order of tha lotendant and Wardens *
of the town of Union. ?
W. T. GRAUAM, c
R. W. Ti.vslit, Intendant,
Clerk, 5
Sep. 18 <18 4t {
Notice of Final Pisoharge. *
BY permission of Hon. J, M. Ore, Judge
of Proba'c, for Union County, 1 will 00
the U81I1 day of September, 1801, ui.iko my
final return, and apply for letters d'smis-ory
a< the Administrator of il)o<st*to of France*
M. Melntyre, decenasc'l.
All persons indebted to said estate will
mako imroed ate payment, and all pe sons
fc&te uw m-J
hut d?y, or tuey will be forever bqrrc I.
8, 8. SIOKBS,
Administrator.
Sep 11 87 St. ?
Notice to Creditors. s
v
UNION COUNTV
Court of Common Pleas.
James II. Rodger, and Lools N. Kwljer,
Executors, Plaintiff s
against
HI mini E. Rodger, ft al
UNDER an order in the above stitcdcss
the creditors of John Rodger, tie cased
are required to presoil and cslab i?li*tli ir
claims ngnins' the estate of John llodgors,
deceased, before me on or before the 15th
day of Peccmbet, A. D. 1891.
C. II. PEAKE,
Master f?r Union County.
Sept 11 87 2m
Notice to Bridge Builders
OrriCK or COUNTY Commissioners 1
Union Cocntt. v
Union, s. C., Skit. 8tii, 1891. J
WILL be 1*1 to the jowost responsible ,
b'dder, oi Kriday the 23il), fq?t the
building of a Bridge across a Cut made by g
theSC's Rail Road Company, about 1} tnRrs
from the Benty Bridge, on t ho Col I Well
Road. *
Plans and specifications will he exhibited
on the place and day of the letting.
The Ilosrd of County Commissioner! reserves
the right to reject any and all bi ts.
Wm M. QALLMAN,
J. A. CHAMBERS,
I. M. MOBLEY,
County Cominissionerj.
Charles Bolt, Clerk of Board.
Sep 11 37 8t
TO THE ROAD OVERSEERS,
Office or CpUNTY Commissioners 1
Union County, }
Union, 8. C. September 8th, 1891. ) 1
11HE Board of County Commissioners beg
. leave to remind all Road Overseers that
prompt returns must be made to the Clerk
of this Board, on or before the 17th inst, of
ihe condition of their roads, tho number of
hands worked on each section, the distance
of the seetions, and the number of days works
ed daring the year.
These Reports must be made in writing
over the sigaaturo of the overseers.
Wm. OALLMAN,
J. A. CHAMBERS,
I. M. MOBLEY.
County Commissioners.
Cbaklrs Bolt,
Clerk of Boird.
Sep 11 87 Jt
BRING- YOUR OOTTpN SEED TO
YOUR COUNTY SUED OIL MILL.
FULL. PRICE PAID.
WK BUT ALL THAT ARE OFFERED US
FOR SALE.
TnR Union County Cotton Send Oil Mill
and ForUliter Company will pay FULL
PRICE. In eaob.for erery bushel of oottoo
Mod brought to it, or will make a fair and
honoot exchange in their Standard Fertiliser.
Don't bo afraid of bringing more than
we want, and don't stop to oak if wo want
thorn, but bring thorn in and got the money
or Fertiliser,
J. T. DOUGLASS, Pros'L
Sop II t7 la
NOTICE OF BAILROA
ELECTION.
in booansvillb towns?
Orrica or Couxtt Commissions!*,
uxion Coo.vrv, 8. 0., 8pp. 16th 1891.
WHEREAS, ?o act of the Ueoe
Assembly of the Stele of So?
Carolina, approved December the 26ih, 18
eutitlc i, "An Act to incorporate the (lie
Springe Railroad Company," authorise* I
County Comm Wei onem of Un en Connl
up'in the application of a majority of i
frvohold voters owning real eelnir in a
township in said county, to submit to I
qualified voters of suoh township, the qu
tion of the subscription of the sum named
ssid application and fit red by the si
Board of Coumy Commissioners.
And whereas, petitions have been a'
with the said Board of Couoly Commiisio
era in accordance with the provisions of sa
Act, sigued by a majority of the freeho
voters owniug rest estate in Bogausvi
township, asking that tbe question of tl
subscription of iliirieen thousand ddla
(813,000) by stud township to the capil
stock of the stid q enn Springs Kailroi
Company, bo subm tied to the qualfii
voters of ssid township.
And whereas, the CouUy Commissoae
po hearing sajd pntitjons fixed said su
scrip:ioq by reso}a|fqn at 8lt',(h|q.
now it is hereby ordered, that under tl
providous of sal 1 Act and the Acts amend
tion thereof, tin election will be held ft
said purptse, on Wednesday, the 14th day <
October, 1801, nt the several voting pr
otnc 8 in said township, and that the poll
be opened from 7 o'clock a. m, until
o'o'ook, 1*. m, of that day, at which eleetic
all the qualified electors ,of ssid townshi
shall bo entitled to t0,*/thatthnh^jg
shall have printed or wvmpnisi'wbto
words "Sbbscript;on" or "NoSubscription.'
Said subscription to be u.qde in >t* pe
cent'Coupon' bonds to ')bn qlpqn Spr'pfl
rniiron 1 Company, saino to be held for gb<
Cape Fear k Ciuoinnati Railway Conipan,
upon said Company agreoitig with the sau
Qienu Springs Railroai Company, on s:
before Jan 1st, 18'j2, to build and construo
tbeir road between Urceavtlle, s. c.- ant
Union, s. c.f through the points hereinaf
ter named, within two years from July 22
WWf
a nd in case said Cape aqd f)|npint)?t
Railway Company soall' fail to xqakq s*i'.
agreement, or (hall u >t complete said rose
within the time specified, then ssid Bonds t<
be held for the said Oienu Springs Railroad
jem patty, l'rosjded that said Bonds fh^ll no
bis deittered to the' Cape Fear gad Cinotn
(tati Railway Compativ, or to the Glenn
Springs Railroad ct inpnoy| except upon tue
'ojlowuig com)itious, to wit; Uqe-bq |
hereof when taid Railroad shall bp graded
from the City of Qreeuville, s. c., to the
own of Union, 8. u., through the towns ol
[*elham, lleidville. Moore, Walnut Grove,
llenn Springe and West Springs, and the
>thep h?lf when said railroad shaii be cotip
listed,
The following managers arOv hereby ap>ointed
for said oleotion, whose duty
t shall be fO flfilint !?? iawmwJl
itely on closing the Polls, and make their
''turn to this Board on or before Saturday,
)ctober the 17th, 181)}.
GlDDSPaKCIXCT Co LIRA IX PaKCINCT,
I. S. Smith, D. L, MoLuugblin.
lordon Willinmr, T. J. L. binder,
V. I. McHiss'ok Dr. B. J?. Walker,
By or lor of the B>ariP,
Wm. M. GALLMAN.
Chairmen 1). C. C. Union Couuty.
CuARi.es Holt,
C}rrk of I) isrij.
Sep 18 88 4t
A BUSINESS CARD,
Much, Ureetluys: Tlrs
is lo inform yot that I havo movoJ
fly lieedounrcrs from my old s'and oppoite
tho inckoi 8 ore, diwn to tho Dunt>ar
land, on the corner nest to the Depot,
rhcrc I. and M- Ii'tilejohn. who *41
nown nt Mr. Hjco'e More ** "i/ater." arc
orping up the 1JIUUKST KIND OF A
IACKKT In selling BARGAIN GOODS ol
1m et all kinds, in the line of General
leichaidise, ut prices so low that it will
lake you think ilioy must have been "picked
p" at a tig firo somewhere.
We guarantee Giai if the people of Uni.n
'otioly will give us their patronage, we can
ml WILL sa?e them this r-cus >n, between
18,000 and $'>,000, ami of course that is a
ilG saring to eveiy one who buys of ua.
llow con wc save you all this mocey!
Vhy simply because we buy our goods from
muses who buy their goods either from
'awn Brokers or at SneriflPa Sales, wher<
>f course g?ods are sold for a mere song,
tencethey are rcio'd t<> us at very low prices,
io that it enables us to ae 1 ilienr to our cus
omrrs from 60 to 100 per cent has than th<
ame articles would cost ifou efcetfhere,
"Seeing Is heheVing." come and see f.u
ropraelf,
Below are a fttw sample prices of out
;oods :
All woolCoat8 at $1.75 worth $3 to $5.
? ? Pants at ?1.60 " $2 to $1.
44 44 vests at oucts, 44 51 to ?2.
44 44 Overcoats at $2 ? $4 to f G.
Goo<l Undershirts from 25ols up.
44 Drawers 44 25cts up.
44 Handkerchiefs 44 4cts up.
44 Men's Suspenders from lOcts up.
44 Women Shoes from 60cts up.
Cedar Buckets at *25ots worth 40cts.
Paper Buckets 25cts, worth 40cts.
Qood long handle brooms from Mots up
Candies, Crackers, Canned Goods.
Oonfeotionerieq of all Kinds |
HEAVY GROCERIES, CBOCKERY, TIN
WARE, ETC., ETC., ETC.
Come and ree us, and we will guarantee t<
ploaso you in every way.
Keepect fully,
CHES BOMAR.
Sep 11 87 8m.
THE TOMLON GRADEI
SCHOOL.
ROBERT MORRISON, Prinoipal.
OPENS MONDAY, SEPT. 14.
The next session of the Union Grade
School will open, in the HANDSOME NEt
BUILDING. 14th September.
Pupils are requested to begin at the opet
ing of the session.
A small change for tuition will be require
from 1I1080 pursuing studies beyond'thot
prescribed for tbe publip soIioqIs.
A contingent fee of small emouot will t
required fiom each pupil for fuel aud otht
necesnry expenses.
R. T. GEE,
Sect'y and Treat. Board Trustees.
Aug 28 85 Is
s. S STOKES,
TRIAL JUSTIOB,
itMdM s r
r*''vr'
Special ?<(ention paid to Collection
Office oo Low Bongo. "
Tourist Ruohinf, 4?U yord
W?TO ii Soto. "
S Rows Crept LWse' 18o "
*t H. M. COHEN * BRO S.
Lediea Bnlhrtggan doable oole, eeenli
Hoee, 80cto pair. OenU Bnlbriggnn | Ho
26cto, M H. M COHEN? BRQ'S,
J,'tii' i \
' fWffiS oFMACHINERY
>} FkA FOB GINNING THE NEW CROP
Pf'ce* ftn(i BEST GOODS, call on us for tlx
& RUBjBk^U^G, LEATHER BELTING
* MwWTOlf 'HOSE, (Something New,)
IH A- 0;JEt INERY OIL,
? ZINC OILERS,'* BELT HOOKS BELT AWLS AND
la Pdl CUES,
>1* .
? WHANG, PRESS ROPE, COPPER RIVETS,
: Enter, Heip and Asbestos Packing,
A8PHILT IRON PAINT. <?>* painting Engines and Presses.
3 o WRENCHES, BOLTS, ETC., ET *>.
5 EPSTER, WILKINS & co
I Nittl^eek You Will See ,
i Oraiiam & sparks'
New Advertisement
i of fall and winter goods
Tri tViici
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This space is reserved for the
BOSTON BATIGATN HOUSE,
which will soon bo opened in the store formerly occupied
by G&rrctt's Book store,
M. P. CONLON, of Augusta, Ga.
11 DOGAN HUMPHRIES, Union.
IL _____ TV/Tiu IQnrnitn I
f XCxTtTooF to Fant ITros,
?_?^ ?
SEW HQ MACHINES! R'CHUOND & DANVILLE It \ILltOAD CO
Now (8 (be tin* to buy a Sewing Mnohitu Coutmbi\ ani> Oiif.fxvii.i.k Division.
for I ciaitU Jo.i oiier Any price, from Cond-nsed mIiciIuW in eftVct July T.th
tire dollars for a ik>hI IimiI o-.c, or $l?, 18'Jl- Trains run on 7^l1i M r dinn tun*,
for A good new on*, up t- the gra-?o?. -? *? ahmi.
i I Uu the "WIHSELBU & WILSON," *O?th
' ..^EAXlivRn " "NEW No. lf>.
i nAino ?ii.?.r \t,.oi.in?u <- - --
?v~? ?. ?Y ? ??MM *' \>w*ri'->i on I, J.? a IU
ItV Columhl i 10 15 a in
> fe. -Q|fv. j I,* Als'? n
Vv|HqMBu^ Ar Wnton V2 38 p rn
A r Spartanburg 1 5ft p n>
H^SSSbM Ar ir\on 3 00 p in
A r Sulii'lft 3 41pm
Ar F'nt Rock 4 Oil p in
p Ar lloiidcr*oiivil'c 4 Ti p m
Ar Ashcville ft 17 p m
Ar (lot Spring p ni
',v Hook ft 50 p m
Lt Paint Ilock . a m
Ar Springs 28 p ir.
RHM Ar Asheville 1 55 p in
gift I fww Ar llendersonvillc 3 01 p m
I|1 > . IAr Flat Rock 3 10 pin
,ijfl^MWltl[l I I At- Saluda a 41 p m
Ar p m
Ar Spartanburg
Ar p in
Alston
Ar Columbia 8 50 p m
. Ar Charleston 12 60 a m
0 pRUQMS^BBLffWHP TO SUIT Main line traiaa 15 And 10 r?aily between
~ ' ^ :>^l___x ' " * ' r Columbia and AsheriUe.
iw iTHB TIMESCf
*& x?*r*-ra v.- -p TT Trl?n" 7> 10.14, 14,17, 18,42,43,
3* >111. XVLvlli) all ? Jtl# U Daily except Sunday. Pullman Sleepers or
Sep 4 30 8m. Trains 15 and 10, between Charleston, S. C.
\ v . and Clneinnati, Ohio, via Atlantic Coast Lin<
Columbia, Asherille, Paint Rock, Morris
Tva flint For Sftlfi town, Knoxrille, Jellico and Junction City
Wl J. A. DODSON, Supt.
rpWO 8i*ty $aw Brown Gins.?Nearly naw, Jab. L. Taylor, O. P. A., N. II. Green
JL for aale.^ Have been used very little. Gen'l Manager. Sol Haas, Traffio Manager
Apply to R. M. McDERMID. D. Cardwell, l)i*i-i?>n l'nssooger Agont.
d Aug 14. 83 6t.
v . ? Notioo Not to Trespass.
Bale of Faotory StjOQlg- "VTOTICE is hereby giren that all person
1 ssjarss. t s^sr, sv?r \rs sk
State of South Carolina, Tha Merchant, and la*? no" ?* P P?r'y of H. L. Goae will b
?? Planters National Bank of Union, S. 0., wi 1 Proi*outed lo the extremity of the law.
>r sell by public Motion, t-? the highest bidder,
eighty (80) shores of the oepitni stock of oa II. L. GOdS.
tbo Dnneseat Meonfecturing Company, of Aug do 4t.
Morgnnton, R. 0. M.i rbs4fe? of at?ek *|ll ?
' h* ^fjr d*bt,1 u' Mill"p *?d Improve Your Poultry.
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pledge of^|l^|herOs, , T^UKK Wyendoit Kgg*. wsrrsntod fre->li
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** jfiHKfiS. . . n?' Lltemry, Sclent iflo, abd Lew Courses. Thl
of M'- Esileneori, my <N )HWfcr, ,st my old tMQ Professors. )
vt*a4>erad MS nfMVWUI confer ? greet p0r further information, odd res the pros
JJ f?ror by st denU ^ JAN1ES WOODROW.
' NEW YORK 1
RACKET.
it
,
Will sell you a good pair of pants for 50 cts. Last week
we succeeded in getting a job in Pants, which we otter to the
trade at about half their value. Nice fresh goods, well made
for 50c. 75c. 08c, $1.4S, and on up to any price you want.
Don't even think of buying yourself a pair of Pants until
you have looked at ours. And if you want shoes the
Racket is the place to get them. We can give you almost
any style you may want, and at prices much lower than
you will find elsewhere. We have the best stock of shoes in
Uniou County, and that is not all we have.
Good Soda, 5 cents a pound.
800 Matches for 5 cents.
Horse Shoe soap, 4 cents.
Good Ball Thread, let a ball.
A paper of needles for let.
A paper of pins for let.
Box of Blacking for 1 cent.
Lead Pencils 1Qcents dozen.
Package Envelopes for 5 cents,
oat's Spool otton 4c a spool.
Good basting otton 2c. a spool.
Nice Domet Shirts, 33c, 48c, 58 and GS cents.
Fine white shirts, from 33cts up#
Men's nice 30 iuch Suspenders for 10 cts.
CROCKRY, GLASSWARE, TINWARE, ETC.,
| ike everything else, going at rock bottom prices.
Come in and let us show you through our stock.
HARRY &BELK. ?~
April 10 15 1
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^*"B?^
Pianos, Organ1, and all kinds of Musical Instruments at the Union
Music and Sowing Machine House.
S. M. RICE, JR., E. U.
May 22 21 3in
HOME AGAIN.
I have just returned from ilio Northern Markets, where I bought one of lh'?
largest and best selected flocks of Merchandise ever brought to this town. Coti
ton it cheap, consequently nil cl isses of goods are lower than ever. l>y going
1 on to Market I have nil the advantages of getting the latest novelties and
O W E S T P li ICES.
In Ladies DllKSS FABRICS, uiy line is larger and more complete than
ver, comprising ad the latest Novelties, suoh as HENRIETTAS. BROAD
' CLOTHS. FLANNELS. TRICOTS. CASHMERES. BRILLIANTINES
?nd others. My NOTION DKPAKTMKN 1' is luil to overflowing
with all the latest in Dresa Trimming*, Hosiery, (i loves, and in fact any thin-;
you oan name
; IN MEN'S HEAVY GOODS,
s such as Cas-siincrcs, Kersey's Jeans and other goods; tho best all wool Join*
- at 25cta por yard, (JU AltANTKKD, our line defies competition. All wo ask i*
c an inspection, and we promise te save you at least 2") po* cent on these good*Our
stock. o( Ladies, Misses, Men'*, Youth's and children's shoes is the largest,
cheapest and most complete iu the market. We baro enlarged this department.
- CLOTHING.
In this line all we have to say is if you oaod a suit for man; boy or obild. ?r
' an overcoat, coin* foTHE CITY CA8II STORE.
MILLINERY.
a?
MISS KATE PEARSON, under whoso management this department waa
. suoh a brilliant suceesa in the Spring, is with us again, and h?s brought on ?
line of Millinery that is simply grand. All are invited t> give m h trial this
season.
I- MR- CON- ALLEN, formerly with Rodger & Purccll, is with us, and
1. will be glad to see his friends.
RESPECTFULLY,
' CITY CASH STORE.
Muoh 20 12