Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cckuxrito C?n n> Lv Gttrrt?W? RlboriM our itbrtrt wed druggist 10 nil y u Lr. King's New Diecorery for CoomaptioR. Coag*?s sod Olds apoo tbU coadi'ioa : If yw or* afflicted with La Giipp* sad w-ll as* ?S # rtwoiy according to rfi actions, firing it W- irtl, and espe-ienco ao beorfit. jo i may r turn |ht boiile sad bars y*ur BM'I rtftlll'li d W* Mb* 'M. cau?* of ih* wonderful so?o**s of Dr. Kind's Mew Discovery during last Mwia'i epidemic. Ha?* brsrd of a* car* in which it failed. Ti j it. Tri-1 books Ire* at B. K- Poeey'r Dtag ftor*. Largssiss 60s. sad fl.OO. rkio drrr. t :oo of all th* vital orgoai. If the Liver be iaao-ir*. you hs?* s Bilious Look, if your rto?srb be disordered yen haw* a Dyspeptic F?ook. sad if your Kidneys be affected you bare a Pinched Look. 8ecur* g->od health s d rou will bar* reed lonk?.' Electric Bit tars ii tbe greet a ttratiri and Tonio, aom lirectljr ?n thm riitl organ*. Cures Pi?pies. Blotches, Boils and give* a go? d com* tdexi- n. Sold at 11. F. Posejr's Drugstore, 60c. per bottle. LI at of Letters Remaining iu the Postoffice at Union, for tbe week ending Sept 2">tb., 1801. Miss Maggie Camp I Mrs Sophia Right Mrs. E F Davie |Mr W A Sartor Miss Lin ma Gault |J D Steward K Rein I M F Smith Persons calling for the above letters will please saj if advertised, and will be required to paj one cent for the'r deli?ery J. C. HI*:.rKit. P. M. Oafs for Sale. 1 Vi.uW is m# rim? 16 iAVlwrnmnrarfy XN erop. 100 bushels Red Rust Proof Oats for sale. Come on before it be too lo-'c. J NO. P. GAGE. Sep 26 30 It Warning1 Not to Employ. J. THOMAS SPARKS, wht is written contract with the subscriber to work for the year 1891, left my employ without ceuee. on the night of the 22nd, ins'. I wish him to return, fill out his coutrnct and receive wbnt is >lue liini. All persons ere hereby warned not to harbor or employ said J. 'I homos Sparks, ss I shall prosecute any one so doing, to the extent of the law. J. O. GREEK. Sep 25 39 2t Sale of Factory ktock. ON Monday October 12th. 1891, at 12 o'clock M., brfote tbe Court House dottr at Unioti, in the County of Union, State of South Carolina, wc will srll at public suetiou to tho highest bidder, eighty (80) shares of the capital stock of the Dunavnnt Manufacturing Company, of Morginton, N. C Said oharrw of Stuck sill U* aems'orl/. u. Miller and S. 11. Dunavant to us, uecurea by a pledge of ?? i shares. Terms?CASH. L. G. YOUNG. T. C. DUNCAN, 8. A. K. PARHAM, F. M. FARU. J. C. HUNTER, Merchants & Planters 8. M. RICK Jr., E. U. National Rank of W. l>. BEWLEY, ' Union 8. C.. pe?- GEORGE MUNRO, I Cashier. Un'on R. C., Scit. i'2. 1891. Bej t. 26 39 3*. J. IScileiisoii. (Sltckssor TO F. 0. TREFZER.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer. rxio\, s. c. IF you want your Watch or Jewelry rcpnirmtgmB wn'vnn'ed io be n go d linie-kcrpt r, or nnything else il nt is gcncril'y to be f und in a first-class Jrwrl'y Store, at Sloilcrntc PricoH. Call oil nie in the store formerly occupied by Mr. Tr?fier,just a1 ovc the Rocket Store an I I will warrant STti-faction. J. BEILENSON. " j Nqtice tq Creditors. UNION COUNTY ; Court of Common l'lrns. J* lies II. Itodgcr, find Louis N, Rodger Executors. IHainlijjT? ayainst i LI mini E. Kodgcr, rl a I UNDER nn order in the above stitcdcis the credit -rs of John Kodgcr, deceased are required to present ami cstab'ish their claims agait s' the estate of John ltodgers, dnj of Deo'emV, A. lf'*I<?li,.,,,r^ C. II. rivXKK, Master f r Un;on County. Sept 11 !)7 'Jm To Teachers. milK Examination for Applicants to tench JL in the l'uM'c Free Schools of this County vrill take phcc on Fr'.day, the 2nd Jay in Ocioher. All Appliean's are requested to a'tend. especially those who did not make let. Grade. Wh tc ladies will bo examined at Nichol* son'e Hall, under the supervision of Kcv. M. 11. Kcly. Tbc whito males and colored males and female applicants will he examined at the Court House under the School t'oinmifsiuiicr nn! Mr. C. II. I'cake. |t is. \?ry improving to' teacher^ to attend th^sc examinations, even if they are exempt, a.T>d wo hope to have a large attendance. IVc hope al?o, on tliat day, to organize a teachers County insti;ute, and teachers are re-pcctfully asked to be present. Kemetllbcr. the oxiiminiitinn will l.nrrin promptly at lj o!flock nt tliti CourL Ilou&o anil Nicholson's llall, on tl|e/?/*?( Friday in pptobp'r next. .1. L. WALKER, 1 County Board 0,11. PEAKS, V or M. 15. KELLY, ) Examine?*, Hep', h l? ft'. Tli? State ol South Carolina. co uxr.y of union BY JAMES M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judjje. VI1KRKAS, I*. M. MoDermid lias made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the Esta'a of an I effects of Marion E. MoDermid, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and eingu'ar the kindred and creditors rf the said Marion E. MoDcrn.id, deceasedf ipat.lheybe an?l appear before me, in 'lie Loire of Probate to be "held a'. Union O. II., IjoiUh Ctro Iba on lite 6th df^y of October nex?, after publication hereof, a{ 11 o'clock in jhe fqrenqon, to show pause, if any thoy why m said adn?iut*t ration should not l'? graded. Given under my hand and seal this 11th day of September, Anno Domnl, 18!>1. JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate. Published on ttye 18th day of Seplcnibor, im?t tn the Uxion Timk*. ' SjtP !?' $ 2t# When at Home. TrospootftiUy infornt ruy friend* and _ clients t??t I niiail be in uiy otYico at Union on Monday ami Tuciday of each week un'il further notice. D. A. TOWNSEND. Jan 23 I . ' ' s i ' W TAX KOTICE. I WILL OPEX THK TAX BOOK* IX MV Office it Union C. 11., 3. C.. on Iho I6ik Joy of October, 1891, f?r the c llecti >n of tli? Ui? for ike fiw?l jmt commencing November 1-t. 1890. anil will remain there in>il tbo 23rJ d ?y of Oct. 1891. after whiek time I w |i t>< at tlii following named places for the oolk'ti ?u of taxes, at the time <le?ignafed below: Union, C. H., Thursday, Oct. 15th te the t*o 'i' Bluff. M-tndsy afternoon. Oct. 'J6 h. lr<? Keys, Tu sdiy, Oc?. 27tb. Muivi'i it >tc, Wefneeday forenoon, Oct. 28th Goaheo Hill, Thursday forenoon, Oct. 29tb, Fish Dam, Friday, Oct. 80th. S?t luc. >a ur lay, until 3 p. m., Oct Slst. Ui ion 0. II., from Monday, Nov. 2nd, until the Hi*. Mt. T?hor. Monday. Nov. 9th. Krlton, Tue day, X iveober 10th, and Wednesday, f.r no iu, N -v. llth. llowdevs?illr, Tliurdday forenoon, Nov. 12th. Hendricks Store, Thursday aftcroovn, XI 1 Oa L 11VT. Wiik'nsvil e, Fiiday, Nov. 131*1. and Saturday, Nov. 14th. Drayionvi lo, Monday, Nov. 10th. Timber Ki igc. Tuesday forenoon, Nov. 17tb. Asbury, Tuesday af erno -n, Nov. 17th. anil Wclneslay frenon, Nov ]8ih. " Jontsvt lc, Thureiay and Fiiday, Nov. 19th and 20th Union C. If., on an-l after the 23rd ef tirenijr-ooe (21 y and ftftyy-(30) yen**# except those inuapable of entiling a support from beiug niaimcl, or otherw.se physically disabled, shall be deen.c I taxable polls. Persons who wish lo pay tax on property in difTorent Townships w I plosse so stute when they coiim It pay an I thorcby eive trouble. TAX LEVY. Sla'e purposes.., , ......OOjuills. Ordinary County 00 " Past Inihbto lnois 00 " Interest on Hnil lload Is...00 " llet iring " " ? 00 " School Constitutional T?x 00 " Total Levy for all purposes 00 Looal School Tax for the town of Union 00 j. 15. t. Tcorr, - C umy Treasurer. Sept, 20 80 6'* Notice of Election for Subscription to . litiaiaqa lUllmnl- <' ??| " Council Cuamubr. ^ 1IIW.N U< " USIUN, O. V/., OKl'T. IOTII lOVl. J WHRREAS, an Act of the General Assembly, of the State of South Carolina, approved December the 2'>th, 1881, entitled "An uct to incorporate the Glenn Springs Hailroad Company," authorizes the Town Council of tlio Town of Union, upon ibe application of a roajnity ofihe freehold voters owning real estate in sai l ton 11. to submit to the qualified voters of said town, the qu*st:oa ot the subscription of tlis smn named in said nppl eat on, and fixed by the sail Town Council of Uuiui. And whereas a potition lias bee i filed w:th said Town Council in arc tr lnooe wi litli?|r . risions of s*id Act, signed by a nrj irity of Lite freehold voters owuiag rea' cs'eto in sa d | town asking tha' the subscription of iwcaty thousand dollars (f20,000) by si<lt >wn to the capital s'ock of the said (i enn 8 rings {BMfNBllHWMNW# 11 1 " ' I And wherras, the said Tovru Counci', on i hearing stil pot tion, fixed sail subsarip- < lion by resolution, at $20,000. Now it is hereby ordercl. that unncr the pr.ivis'ons of said Act and the Acts Amentia- j 1 lory thereof, an election be hal I t- rsnid pur- I pose, on \Tcdnesday, the ldili day of Ooio- < ber, 1891, at IlicCuurt House in said town, ( and that the p>Us he op u tl Join 7 I i o'clock M., iiiit 10 o'clock* I*. M.f ofilint J 4 day, at which election ml the qu d fn il < electors of sa <1 town shall be entitled 10 ?ote. i That the ballots shall have wri'.lcu or p intcd 1 there >n the words, "Sub.-eriptj >ij" or I ' No njbscripJiqtj," , Said subscription to bo made in s x per < en! C at; on Roods to the Genu Springs < lUilroa I Company, same to be hell fr the i Cape kFeu* & Cincinnati Railway Company, upon said Company agreeing with the sat I Gieun Springs Railroad Company, on or before Jan. 1st. 18U2, to build and c. nstruct Jhelr Road between Grqcayilji,' 8. (J.' spq named Ihe nninli hcroi^nHe.- ' And in case said Cipo Foar and Ciiuiinnti Railway Company alm'l fail to make sd'l agrcemo t or shall not oompleto said roacj within ilie time specified then sa d H >nds to he licld for the said Glenn Springs Rni road Company; Provided that urd Roods sh >11 not be delivere I to the Cape Fe >r .St Cincinnati tt-il-r.y Company, cr to t!.c CI.-..;, Springs Railroad Company, except upon the following cond tions, to w t : One half thereof Trlien said Railroad sh ill be trraded from the City of Greenville, S. to ilic town.of Union, S. 0., through the towns of l'elham, lteidville, Moore, Walnut Gr^ve, Glenn Springs and West Spring', and the other half when said railroad shall be completed. The following managers are hereby appointed for said election, whoso ditty it shall be to count tbc votes immediately on closing the polls and make their return to this Hoard on or before Saturday, October the 17th, 1891. Managers : Geo. Geddes, W. II. Tool, M W- Cujp. By order i>f the Intendanl atpl Wardens of the town of Uuiqn. W. T. GRAHAM, R. >Y. TtNSI.EY, lntcndant, Clepk, Sop. 18 !J8 4t SHERIFF'S SALES, FOR OUTOBKR, 1S9I. BY ?irtiic of an execution t o me directed, I will fell to the highest balder, nt Public Auction, within the legal lions of sa'c, at I'nion Court House, on .Monday the fifth ( "?) of October, A. 1). 1801, the following described property, to wit: All that tract or parcel <f Lr.ot}, situate, tying and being in Bogansvillc anJ Union townships, in tho County of Union, South Carolina, ami known a* the Itobert .Macbeth tract of Land, containing Eleven hundred And thirty-six acres, more or less, and bqni.tjod by Lands of Gor.dan Wdliaii)*, San*ord Wilbmn, E K Smith, Joseph San ders, estate of John Sims, deceased, Murphy Mill tract, and others. Levied on and to be sold as tbo property of Robert .Macbeth, at the suit of Snmuel Bcaty and others. Terms?CASH. Arm?, ON TrMAAV Af *'IMTUO,. BY virtue of an execution to n,o directed, 1 will stll lo the highest hidder, at Pubr lie Auction within the legal hours of sale, nt Sanluc. Union County, S. C., on Tuesday, tho sixth dey of October, ono Utuboid 3afo Levie<l on, ami to be sold as the property ofl.D. O'Bryant, at the suit of James 11. Wylie. Terms?Cash. J. 0. LONG, S. U. C, Ssp. 18 J8 8t V. "notice of railroad ELECTION. IN BOOANSVII4JJ TOWNSHIP. Orrtcs or Coi xtt Ohuhnimiu, ^ WHKKKAS, au act of the General Assembly of the Stale of S null Oiioliu,apyriral Dtoeabtr the 26ih, 1894, eatillel, -Ma Act to incorporate the Qisaa gpiiogs Railtval 0-?tapaujr," auth .riiea the I GeawtfiAtw>>bums a of Ua ea Cvaalr, ! fnlh .id ieTwSj? ? aaj township ia Mid oeun-y, to submit le Iha qualified voter* of eueh township, the qaeeuon ef the aabaeriptiea of the tun aaaaod ia said applieat oa and fixxed bj the aaid Board or Coob'j Coatwiatioaera. And whereas, petitions have been ft ed with the Mid Board of Coualj Commissi >arrs in accordance with the provisions of eeid Act, sigoed by a majority of the freehold voters owning real estate in Bogaosvi l? township, asking that tbe question of tha subscription of thirteen tbousaud d >U?rs itlS.OUOl bv U'll lownvh'n In Iha xtniul ?, , r ' ?stack of tbe stid (i can Springs RaiRoad Company, be subu tied to the qualfied voters of said township. And whereas, lbs Cour.tjr Comtniss'onars on hearing sail petitions fixed said subscription by resolution at $lt.OOO. how it is hereby ordered, that under tbe provisions of sai I Act and the Acts amendetion thereof un election will l>e held for stid purpose, on Wednesday, tba 14th day of October, 1891, at the several voting praoioc s in said township, and that the polls be opened irom 7 o'clock A. M, until 0 o'clock, l\ M, of tlint day, at which elnoiioa .D^ :x.? had have printed or .wiitten thereon the worJs "Subscr.ptlen" or "No Subscription." Said subscription to be made in six per cent Coupon Bonds to the Glenn Springs Bat road Company, same to be held for tbe Cape Fear & Cincinnati llnilway Company upon said Company agreeiug with the said Glenn Springs Rai'to&i Company, on or before Jan 1st, 1892, to build aud cqqs|ruct their road between Greenville, S. C.* and Union, S. C., through the points bereiuafter named, within two years from July 22, 1891. /*nd in case said Cape Fear aud Cincinnati llailway Company shall fail to make soi l agreement, or shall not complete sajd roni| w thin the time specified, then sail Bonds to be held for the said Glenn Spr-ugs Railroad Company; Provided that said Bonds shall not bo delivered to the Cnpe Fear and Cincinnati Railway Comnany, or to the Glenn Springs Railroad Ci mpaoy, except upon tbe following conditions, to wit : Oite-ha f I hereof when raid Railroad shall be giaded from (lie Cjty of Greenville, S. C.t to the town of Union, S. C., through the towns of Pelham, Reidvide. Moore, Walnut Grove, Glenn Serious and West Snvima and tha ???? wBuu ttfti' rtHrtw mifi wnewy pleieJ. The following managers arc hereby appointed for and olootioo, whose duty It shall be to oei|ut the Tote* in|ro?'ljatcly on closing the l'olls, and make their return to this Board on or before Saturday, October the 17th, 1S91. Ginns Patenter Coi.krai n Precinct, S. fl, Smith, U. 1,. Mwl.uugliliu, Gordon William*, T. J. I?. hinder, W. 1. McKi.ssick Dr. U. F. Walker, By order of the Biard. WM. M. GALLMAX, Chairman It. 0. C. Union County. Ciiaiu.ks Itoi/r, Cl?rk of It ).ard. Sep 1H 38 -It Sale of Land to Fore^oee Mortgage neon niving occn tut y r?c ?r?r'U in tiicottice cf the Register of Mcs-.c Conveyance for Union County, in hook f .\lortgiigoi G. No. 7, page 7, 011 the ilt? h ?1 ?y of Murcli, 1884, we will sell by pub i' au'l'im, io the highest l>i?ltle*~, befo'c the Court House d?o.- n\ Uniopt jn the first Moutlay ii^ Cjplcil^p within l|e l^?upj of Sheriff's sales, the mortgaged !> c nisos tie c ibed in the mortgage, to wit: \ ecitrt n parcel of bind, containing fif y-five icres, mttro or les?, situate in I'i-ickney township in Union County, b uinbtl l\y lands now or late of F.?*{cp \ Wilkin*, \V . H. S. 11urri?", Abram Gsll'Oftn, I. G. MoKlsdok, estate of S 1'. Ha'vis and John Ilo':onib; being tho same lands heretofore act ipart to Haiti J. L H*rri? as a homestead cx;mpt:on. Terms?CASH. A. II. FGSTBR, WILLIAM WILKIN'S Sept. 8, 1891 Sep U 37 4t tTotice to Bridge Builders Um<& UAUMW, 1 \ ?' Union, S. C., Skit, 8tii, 1891. J WILL ho lit to the lowest responsible b'ddcr, on Fritlny the 25th, inst. the building of a Bridge across a Cut made by the 3C's Rail Road Company, about 1 k miles fii.n. Cut; Bein-y Bridge, on the Cold Well Road. Plans and specifications will be exhibited on tho place anil day of the letting. The lloartl of Ciuntv Commissioners re serves the right to reject anv and all bids. Wm m. gallman, J. A.CHAMUbltS, t. yt. MOBLKY, County Commissioners. Charles Bolt, Clerk of Board. Sep 11 87 ?t TO THE ROAD OVERSEfcRS. On iCK 0'v CqVVV COMMiSaloKKUS j Ustox COVXTV. t Union, S. C. Ski'tkmukii 8th, 1891. j T11HK Board of County Commissioners beg X leave to remind all lload Overseers that prompt returns must be made to the Clerk of this Board, on or before the 17th inst, of the oondition of their roads, the number of hands workod on each section, the distance of the sections, and the number of days work" cd during the year. These Ueports must be made in writing over the signature of the overseers. Wm. OALLMAN, J. A. CHAMBERS, I. M. MOBLEY, County Commissioners Charles Bolt, Clerk of Board. Sen ^l- 8* 2t Notice of Final Discharge BY permission of lion. J. M. Ore, Judge of Probate, for Uipon County, I will pa the 2Miii day of September, make my f(hal return, Hi.d apply fur letters disinissory c,s the Administrator of tl,c estato of Frances lil. Mclntyre, dcceaascd. All persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment, and nil persons holding c'uiuis agn:nst said estate must present them properly attested on or before that day, or they will be fororer barred. % ff, STQ^BS, Administrator. Sep 11 37 at. The Last Call. Alili parties indebted to J. 0. Rice k Co., of Carlisle, 8. C., must make settlement by Not. 1st. noil, or they will bs sued for judgement, for we must hare money NOW. Very Respectfully J; Q. RICE & CO. m BHf For BBS' following Mi'A.'O HlJf E ZINO OILERS, BELT HO rUNCI WHANG, PRESS ROP] Rata, Hemp ani A8PHALT IRON PAINT. (f?r P WRENCHES, BOI FOSTER, WIl Our buyer has just rciartu*l (rout the j a very large stock of DttY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, Hoot*, Shoes, oto., i prioe*. wiil <].j well to e*ioiio< M1LLINKIIY boforo m iking their pur< in Union in these lin>?, and n ; arc a tiro State. BOOTS AIV So far as our it >ck of I) iots an J Sh 10s our stock is up t? its standard, as tho peo sboo stock is alni Mt uncquilud in upper guaranteed aa low as any in tho State. Al showing, and wo will sell you your Thai.king yotj for past fivurs, and Impii ua in the future, we are vory UBS PC' _ n.T> A TT A 1U THE GRANDINTR AT T Ii BOSTpN BAXK We are now ready to shcu GOODS, NOTIONS. CLOT HI N CAPS, JEANS, BLANKETS, SES, HAND BAGS, an] in FIRSI DRY GOOD We call your 8|>< cial attenl BTIOAI) OA This Hoot 1* guirantedd to h torn, stand trd screw, f.tney shr Rail road edge, WALKUM-FA; BOSTON B A BUSINESS CARD. To nil iny Frlcnd^jand Patrons mid oil "7 these who Maw" hereafter heroine Siu |jui;reetiugs; f Tit 8 is to I In*ve moved [ iny l.^advpiorcr* mv old s and <>ppo- " site tho Hackei 8 ore. <l'*n 10 1 ho l int nr II 3 and, on '.he corner next t-? the L> pot, where I. and_J. M. Liulejuhn, who ?? known at Mr. itice's store n* "bster." nr* keeping up thJ BIUGKST KIND OF A ? VtUi UN GOJbS .f Merchandise, m prco< V> low !!>"hI'V Atnr? make you think they must h ive been "picked up" at a big fire s ?ni whe e. . We guarfinto') -hat if tlie people of Union County wir gifc us their patronage, we can uiiii WILL b?-c ihem tins rcas n, bc:weuu |3,(X)J ati i $'?,000, and i?f wnurse that' is a BIG saving to every one who buys of us. How can we eavo you nil this iiiotcy? Why si a) ply because we buy ?uy goods from houses wlio buy \l;e\r goo Is either Iroin ! Pawn Bv.dk't-'rs or at Sheriff's Seles, where of'course goods are sold for a mere song, henccjthey are rcso'd to us at very low prices, so that it enables us..lo se 1 lliein to our customers from 50 to 100 per cent less than the same articles would cost you elsewhere. ' Seeing is believing," cuitc an?i seo for yourself, l)elpw a few sample prices of our goods ? ] All wool Coats at ?1.75 worth $P> to $5. ' ? Bants at ?1.50 " ?2 to ?1. < ?? Vests at 50cts, " ?1 to ?2. ?? ?' Overcoats at ?2 ' $4 to ?0. Good Undershirts from 25cts up. " DjrAwers " 25cts up. " HtCbdkoftniefs " 4cta up. " Men's Suspenders from lOcts up. " Women Shoes from 50cts up. f I Cedar Buckets at 2>cts worth 40cts. Boper Buckets 25cts, worth 40cts. ^ Uoou long handle brooms from l-lcts up. Candies, Cracker.*, Canned Ooodi. Confectioneries of all Kinc^s | HEAVY GROCERIES, CUtO.CgfM ? TIN^Y-Alfo't'KC HTO., ETC. Com* and Fee us, and we will guarantee to please you in every way. Respectfully, CHES BOMAR. Sep 11 37 Hid, BRINQ YQCR COTTON SHED TO YOUR COUNTY MKKI) OIL MILL. FULL PRICE PAID. WE BUY ALL THAT ARE OFFERED US FOR SALE. - i THR OaVm^ounty Ootion Seel 0 \ Mill and FertlliiewOooipany will pay FULL PRICE. 'n caeb, for every buahel of cotton seed brought tSgMMMtoill make a fair and hones* Sl?uuara r eriiii- i ser. Don't b^|fr^^B^|inging more ihau we ask if we them, but get the money 4 MACHINERY, lNG THE NEW CROP. r GOODS, call on us for th LEATHER BELTING, Something Hew,) SK.Y OIJL., OKS BELT AWLS A.ND JE3, E, COPPER RIVETS, 1 * - ? " ' asms Packing, ainting Kngincs and Presses. jTS, ETC., ETJ. LKIKS & CO ""O s IMCJE PRICES. Northern market* where he purohaaed DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, which we ha*o pat on sale at very low > oar Ptoek of 1)11 ESS GOODS and shades, as wo carry the largest stock our prices are as 1 >w as any in the D SHOES. is concerned, we will simply say that p'e in Uuion County know that our Cirolins. O ir prices this hoiisqq are 1 that we ask is that YOU Stive us a fair ig that you will contii.uo t) pntroaiz* rFULLY, L SPARKS. ODUCTORY SALE IE S-AXN HOUSE, r a complete stock of DRY G, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, QUILTS, TRUNKS, VAL1fact everything kept in a ' CLASS " S S T 0 It E . .ion to our line of DRESS GE HOOT. j as represented, white hutmk, saddle seam, fair stitch, iV INSIDE COMFORT. ARGAIN HOUSE. SEW NG MACHINES! ATO'.V is (h*. liiiifl to 1 mv ii Sewinjr Mucli n?* for I can vo l one h any |>iicc, from ve dollars for u sro o il h ?it*l ow\ or $1H, r 11 good new one. up I the liiitsl pr'Ule". 1 fell the '*\YII I.El.Kit A WILSON," DOMESTHV "St AND allD." "NKW IOME ' "DAVIS," niul .tner Machines. I I c*v? T>Vi'l n I R PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT ^.TIIE TIMES. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. 8ep 4 3<i 3m. Two Gins For Sale. I!WO Sixty saw Brown Gins.?Neariynow, for sale. Have heen use<l very little, ipply to It M McIUSKMID. Aug 14. 33; Ul. FHE UNION GRADED SCHOOL. ROBERT MORRISON, Principal. OI'EXS MONDAY, SEPT. 14. The next itessi >n of tlie Un',oj? Gmtlcd School will open, in the HANDSOME NEW L1UILD1NU. 14th Sep?ember. Pupils are requestcl to begin at the opcu.... At'tl,,, uAuaSstn . H v? A small change for tuiti-n will lie re<|ii:red 'rom llioso pursuing studies beyond those irescribc i for the public schools. A contingent feeofsmil amount will be enuired f'orn each pupil for fuel and other lecessiry expenses, It. T. QKB, Sect'y and Treas. lloard Trustees, lug *i3 3-3 1 a). Notice Not to TrespassNOTICE is hereby given that nil persons found hunting, riding, driving, or in any ctner way trespassing upon the lands known as the Perry Farm, and lands adjoining, now the property of II. L. CJosa, will be prosecutod to the extremity of the law. F. O. HOlJO, II. L. 00S8. Aug 2d 3o > NEW Will sell you a good pair I wo succeeded 111 getting a job trade at about half their va'.u for 50e. 75c.. 08c, $1.4S, and Don't even think of buying you have looked at ours. Racket is the place to get tli any style you may want, i you will tind elsewhere. We Uniou County, and that is Good Soda, o cents a pound 800 Matches for 5 cents. It^semde ^^4 ccftts: Good Ball Thread, let a ba A paper of needles for let. A paper of pins for let. Box of Blacking for I cent. Lead Pencils 10 cents dozen Package Envelopes for "? ei oat's Spool otton -to a spool Good basting otton 2e. a sp Nice Donict Shirts, :ilic, 4 8c Fine white shirts, from 33oh Men's nice 30 inch Suspondo CROOKERY, GLASSW ike everything else, going tit Come in and let us shoi HA1 April 10 hh ; ih JBKn Pianos, Organs, and >tl knots of Music and Scwii s. May 22 HO M E I have ju?t returned from the Narti largest and best selected sticks of Men ton is choap, coii*< quen?lv nil chases o on to Market 1 have ail the ndvaota L O W 15 S rX In Ladies DHKSS FA Hit ICS, mj ever, comprising all the litest Noveltifli OLOTHS, FLANNELS. TRIO( TINES and others. .My NOLIOX with all the latest in Dress Trimmings you can namo IN MEN'S H] such as C?>siin ;res, Kcrsoy's Jeans aui ! at 25cts per yard, (J lj A It ANT K K D, ( an inspectit n, ami we promise to save Our stock ol Lidics, Aliases, Men's, Y cheapest and most complete in tho r?.ar n t /\ rn C \j U 1 lu this lioe all tfo have to nay is if y an overcoat, come to THE CITY CAi MILL] MISS KATE rivAUouN, uu-Icr such a brilliant sucecss iu the Spriu) line ofMillioery that is simply grand, scar on. BIS- CON- ALLEN, formeri) will bo glad to see his 1'riends. KLsr CITY O Marc^> 20 \ ia I f of pants Tor 50 cts. Last week in Pants, which wo offer to the e. Nice fresh goods, well mado on up to any price you want, yourself a pair of Pants .until And if you want shoos the icin. We can give you almost f i and at prieis much lower tha i have the best stock of shoos in not all wo have. ' i 11. * >n ts. ool. , 58 ami 08 cents. 1 "P. rs for 10 e.t.s. ARE, TINWARE, ETC. rock bottom prices, v you through our stock. RRY & BELK. 15 1 4 ?bbji Wa Wmmm*' Musical Instruments at tho Union Machine House. , M. RICE, JR., E. U. 21 3i? AGAIN 7 tern Markets, where I bought ono of tho ehandise ever brought t> this town. Cot f yooii* are lower than ever. By qottiij ges of geitiii'4 the latest novelties and : iJii x o la ^, ; line is larger ami more complete than ?, sneh as HENRIETTAS, BROAD 3TS, CASHMERES, BRILLIANDKl'A ItI'MEN r 13 (nil to OTerfljwiuir , Hosiery, (jbvos, urid in faot anything EAVY GOODS, i other gondii; the beat all wool Jem* >ur line defies competition. All we ask i* you at least 25 po.* cent ou iheao goods' oulh's and children's aboea is tbe largest, ket, Wo have enlarged this department* H I N G . ou need a suit for man, boy or ohild, er 311 STORE. INERY, whouo management this department waa> I, is with us again, and h?a brought on ? All are invito J t> give us ? trial this ' with Rodger & Puree!.', is with us, and 'FCTFULLY, ASH STORE. 12 | .