Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" ?pr; Guv RANT Sit) Cuan fill Lv QmriM?VV** itnlhorise our nbvert eed druggist 10 sell y u Lr. Ring's New Discovery f?.r Consmpiio", Coughs ?nd Colds upon tbU condi'ion : II you ?re afflicted with La Giippe and w !l too tbia ro<n?Hj aocordiog to di eetions, giving it W* lr a), and expo'ienca so benefit, I jO't may r<lurn tha bolila and have yaui money refund* d. We make tMa offer, bo cause of the wonderful auooees of Dr. King's New Discovery during last season's epidemic Have beard of no care in which it failed Tiy it. Tri-1 botilts free at B. F* Posey'i Dtug Store. Large sise toe. and f 1.00. ' Goon akin deer, depending upon a healthy condi t'on of all the vital orgam. If the Liver bt inoo'ive. you have a Bilious Look, if youi eion arb be disordered yea have a DyspcptW Look, and if your Kidasys be affeoied yoi have a Pinched Look. Secure good hoaltl a d you will have good lonk?.' Electric Bit tars lv. tha great a terativa and Tonio, aow directly on these vital organ*. Cures Pirn pies, Blotches, Boils and gives a good com tlexi-n. Sold at B. F. Posey's Drugstore toe. per koUlo. Li at of Letters lloniainlng in the Postoffice et Union, foi m? men* ciuung O'pl ZUIO., 18'Jl. Mis* Maggie Camp |Mrs Sophia Right MrS. E FDavis |Mr W A Sartor .Mies Emma Gault J D Steward KKcln |M F 8.1th - Persons calling for the above letters wi! please saj if advertised .-and will be require^ to par one cent for the'r delivery J. C. lit*MRU. P. M. ? i ii- ii i 1 __ Oats for Sale. t< TklOTT the lim* fn ?ow bus for a beat] .1: ~ IN crop. 100 bushels Red Iluet Frool - Come on before it be too la.'e. ir JNO. P. GAGE. Sep 26 89 It Warning Not to Employ. J. THOMAS SPARKS, wh? is undei wriiten contract with the subseriber to work for the year 1891, left my employ without otuM, en the night of the 22nd, ins'. I wish him to return, fill out his contract and reeeive what is due him. All persons are hereby warned not tr harbor or employ s*id J. Thomas Sparks, as I Shall proreotite any one so doing, to the extent of the law. J. 0. GREEK. Sep 26 39 2t Sale of Factory htock. ON Monday October 12th. 1891, . at 12 o'clock M., before the Court House dobr at Union, in the County of Union, State of South Carolina, we will srll at publio auction to the liigheet bidder, eighty (80) shares * of the capital stoek of the Dunavant Mann\ fsoturing Company, of Morgan ton, N. C Said eharcafbf etoah wilt ha ~n-*r * ' ? aswroTTOToT ilSler and 8. 1>. Dunavant to us, secured by a pledge of sai l shares. Terms?CASH. L. G. YOUNG. T. C. DUNCAN, 8. A. K. PAR1IAM, F. M. FARR. ). C. HUNTER, Merchants A Planters 8. M. RICE Jr., E. U. National Rank or W. D. BEWLEY, Union 8. C.. per GEORGE MUNRO, Cashier. Un'on S. C., Sept. 22. 1891. Se^L 25 89 3'. J. lielleusoii. (Successor to F. 0. TREFZER.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer. tBIION, s. c. IF jo a want jour Watch or J 0 weir/ ropaired in the m >st a'lS'AntUl and w"rhman1 t?t in ? fjortW^fr nii???r r *?'rnn'?d to be a go d timekerpir, or any. thing elee iliat ia goner il'jr lo he f und in a first-class JrwrPy 8lore, at Moderate Priocn. Call on ma in the atoro formerly occupied by Mr. Trafaer, just a'ore the (Ucket Ftore en 1 I will warrant eni-taction. J. BE1LENSON. Nqtice tq Cfecjitorq. UNION COUNTY Court of Common Plena, James II. Rodger, and Louis N, Rodger Executors, Plaintiff'a against Elraira E. Rodger, et al UNDERnn order In Ihe above staled 0*8 the creditors of John Rodger, deceased are required to present and estnb'ish their claims ngaira* the estate of John Rodger*, !' day of Deoea>bo>, XT1 ^ c ^ pKAKK r .v n.;.> f-.? - WMW VU'VU VVUUV/t Sept II 87 2m To Teachers. TUB Examination for Appl'cails lo tench in the PuM-o Free Sohcols of this County will lake pl-?ce on Friday, the 2nd lay in October. All Appliosn's are requested lo a*tend, especially those who did not make 1st. Grade. Wh te ladies will be examined at Nichol|Sr son's Hall, under the supervision of Her. M. B. Kel'y. The white males nod colored males and female applicants will be examined at the Court House under the Soliool Commissioner an 1 Mr. C, II. Peak*. it is very improving to* teachers to attend ih^ei^xa'minatveai, eipu if they are exempt, and we- 'hdpe to have a' largo attendance, live hope also, on that day, to organise a tesohers County instiiuL, and teachers art re<peotful]v asked to be preseot. itemember, the examination will begin prorop|ly at 11 olcleotf aj. "he Court Hou4e thd Nlpholqon'qH^)l,on|lje /trsf Friday in * *!f. fe. WAtlCRR, 1 County Bsard Q, U. PEAKS, I of M. B. KELLY, j Examiners, - <Mp?. ? U The State of South Carolina. COUNTS OF US ION BY JAMB8M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judge'. v I7HERl!A8, R. M. MoDermid has mads If suit tome to grant him Lstters of Administration on the Eeta'e of and effects af Marion E. MoDermid, deceased. These are therefore to oito and admonish all and singn'ar the kiedred and ereditorg of tktseid Msrlqa E. ^Io Perm id, deoooaedf 0t?t,th?? be arid appear beforb die, In ''he Cl?u'i of Probate: to be thcld at Union 0. H., poiith Csrb'fkk on ttyf 6ih tfqy of October next, alter mb lies (.ion hereof, at 11 q'oleek fa W fflWRfloa, to ,how qsuso, jfaq/ lh.T a***. PA fMd qdiqioialration Should not be granted. Given undrr my hand and seal this 11th day of September, Anno Domini, 1891. JAMES M. GEE, TaWMm! ob tb. lftth it?'! frptemtar, iylr"w""? y Whoa at Homo. T rwpwtfttUj inform nr friendf and W" L tint I htil bn In my oflnn ?( Ub1,!V>* MoatU7,nd Tu"d?y fc wMk wfU forthw noiW v>. . ?.A,IOWH?*NO. J?* 4 TAX KOTICE. I WILL OPEN THE TAX BOOKS IN MY Office at Union. C. H? S. C.. on llio 16th ' nay of October, 1891, fir iba o illeoti in of the taxes tor the fiscal year commaocing November 1*1, 1890. and will remain there until tbo 23rd d?y of Oct. 1891, after which time I w li lie nt tlio following named ylacea 1 for tbe coMctitu of taxes, at the time deeignated below: Union, C. H., Thnrsday, Oct. loth to the ' .'Trd. West Springs, Friday forenoon. Oot. 28nL tMm<e?, r rut ay afternoon, Oot. MrJ. r Ql'djs*. Saturday f>renoon, Oct. 21th. t'o's<" llluff. Mondvyafternoon. Oot. 28 h. ? I r.? tveja, Tu-sday, Oo?. 27th. r ML. let's it-to, Welnesday forenoon, Oot. i 28th i Goshen Hill, Thursday forenoon, Oot. t 29tb, Fish Oam, Friday, Oot. 80th. s S*i tuc, .va ur Uy, until 3 p. m.,Oct. tlst. Ui ion 0. II., from Monday, Nor". 2nd, uu til the 9th. , Ml. T?bor. Monday. Not. 9th. Kviton, Tito-day, N tre'olier 10th, and . Wednesday, f.r n-i.ti, N *. 11th. GowJeys* illr, Thursdny forenoon, Nor. r 12th. amuricK s jjiore, JliursUay afternoon, Nov. 12th. Wilktnsvil e, Fiiduy, Nov. 13th, And Saturday, Nov. 14th. Draytonvi lc, Monday, Nov. lGth. Tiniber Ki tgc, Tuesday forenoon, Nov. I 17th. ' Asbury, Tuenlay aferno>n, Nov. 17th, and Wc Incs lsy f-renon, Nov 18th. ' Jonesvi do, Thursisy and Fiidiy, Nov. ' 19th and 20th Union C. II.. on and after the 23rd ef r Iir nw M * bwcnty-ooe (21)" and fifty, (W) years# exoept thoie inuapable of e*thing a support from b?iog niaimol, or otherw>*e physically disabled, shall be deetncl taxable potle. Persons who wish to pay tax on property in different Townships w..l plosso so state when they come to pay ant thoreby save ttouble. TAX LEVY. Sta'e purposes..,...., .....OOnjills. Ordinary County 00 " Past Iodrbtoiuoss 00 " Interest on ltsil ltoad Hun la...00 " liouring ? ? 00 M ' School Constitutional Ttx 00 " ? i Total Levy for all purposes 00 Local School Tax for the town of I Union 00 ? I J, B. T. TCOTT, 1 C urny Treasurer. i Sept, 25 JJO fit. < Notice of Election for Sub- 1 i scription to J fllnnn Si>Wwy??Paiiw>?J ca?y ?y. * . Council Cuambbr. 1 ' Town or Union, S. C.; Sbpt. IOtu' 1891. J WHEREAS, tn Aot of the General J Assembly, of the Stato of South x Carolina, approved December the 20th, 1881, ( entitled "Au act to incorporate the Glenn Springs Hailroad Company," authorizes the Town Council of tho Town of Union, upon S the application of a ronjoiity of the freehold * voters owning real estate in sail ton n, to ^ submit to the qualitied voters of said town, the qursf'on of tho subscription of tin sum named in said *ppl Cit'on, and fixed by the sai I Town Council of Uni >n. And whereas a petition has beot filed w |h said Town Counoil in mco trJanoe wi ll the j r visions of s*id Acl, signed by a majority of the freehold voters owning rca' cs'ste in sa d ? town asking lha' the subscription of iwoaly thousand dollars ($20,000) by si d tewn to the capital stook of the said G onu 8 rluga ] raiM ittwwW'Buw.'11 t" ?*-4 And wherras, the said Town Counci1, on d hearing stil pet lion, fixed Mil aubsnrip- c lion by resolution, at $20,000. I Now it is hereby order? I. that unner the 7 provisions of said Act end ilie Acts amendstory thereof, an election be hel I f- rsaid pur- b pose, on ITcdticsday, the lltli day of Ooio- o ber, 1891, at I lie Court House in said town, tl and that lit* p>lls b? op f oin 7 p Jrfcloclj 4- wut'10 o'clock. T. M.t of that ,\ ay, at which election nil the qu >1 fi'il ai electors of sa d town tthall bo entitled to ?oie. t< That the ballots shall hate written or p>inted In therein the words, "Sub.-cripthq" of H No MtbJ?prirliqql" ei Said 8itbsoription to be mado in a x per c< c.nt C >u; ou Bonds to the G enn Springs a; IUilroa I Company, same to be hell f-r the ei Cape ,Fe*r Si Ciuciunati Railway Company, up?n said Company agreeing with the anil Gieou Springs Railroad Company, on or before Jan. 1st, 1802, to build and obstruct Jhelr tyoqij between Gp^nyll^,* 8. 0.' aqij namedw??dio^5^A^JL'ii'iL<'.J'ereinane.- j And in case said Cape Peer and Cincimati Railway Company shall fail to make add agreemo >t or shall not oompleto said rotd within the time epeoifled then sa'd Umds to } be held for thesnid Glonn Springs Rei road Company; Provided that sa'd Ronds sh >11 b not be delivers 1 to the Cape Fe?r A Cinoin- tl nail Railway Company, or to the tilsnn ft Springs Railroad Company, except up<m the R following conditions, to w t: One half thereof when said Railroad slull be graded oi from the City of Greenville, S. 0., to the town.of Union, S. 0., through the towns of si Pelham, Reidville, Moore, Walnut Grove, Glenn Spriogs and West Spring', and the other half when said railroad shall be completed. The following managers are hereby appointed for said election, whose duty it shall bo to count tbo votes immediately on olosing the polls end make their return to this Board "| on or before Saturday, October the 17th, 1891. Managers : Geo. Geddcs, Yf. II. Pqo^ M. W* Cu|p, Bj order qf t^e (otaodaqt aqd Wqrdena f of tbo town of Union. W.T-QBiHAM, F 11. W. Tutsi,ry. Inlendant, q Clepk, t] Sep. 18 88 4i b SHERIFFS SALES, PGR OCTOBER, 1891. o P^Y virtus of an execution te ma dircsled. m-jr i win sen io mo nigoesi O'dUfr, at Public Auction, wiihin the legal bouts of ea'e, at Union Court House, on Monday the fifth (5) of October, A. D. 1801, the following described property, to wit: All that tract or parcel cf Lpncl, situate, |ying and bring 1n Bogansrille and Union ? townships, in the County of Union, 8outh vCarolina, and known as the Robert Macbeth 1 tract of Land, containing B|e*<ta hundred 1 Apd thirty-slz acres, n^ofe or less, and t> b^ni.(|eu by L^nla of Oo^dsQ Wi)|Un|'t, ?V Fanford Wilipipu, K. F. 8ntitb, Joseph San- V den, estate of John Sims, deceased, Murphy N Mill tract, and others. Levied on and to be sold as the property of Robert Macbeth, at ? the salt of Fsumsl Beaty and others. h< Terms?CA8II. P ' " ? ,l M?0, 11,1 THHUM i".?T,c. lrijis of an e^^CMt jon jo tps greeted, jkjf m, wm iiii fo io? nijjnesi Qi4<t?r, i( Ptjb? lie Auotien within tLe legal hours of sole, at fientuo, Union County, B. C., on Tanadar, the sixth day of Ootobor, oao DieboM Bare Levied on, and to bo sold as tho property J of I. D. O'Bryant, at the salt of James R. b; Wylie. Terms?Cash. J.O. LONG, 8. U. C, Rep*19 <9 * NOTICE OF RAILROAD ELECTION. IN BOQANSVIIiliB TOWNSHIP. Omen or County Com mission ana, 1 Union Coc.ntt, S. 0 , S*r. 16th 1891. J WHEHKA3, an act of the General Assembly of the Steto of South Carolina, approved December tho 26th, 1884, entitle I, ".In Aot to incorporate tbe Qlenn Springs llailroaI Compauy," authorizes the County Control-s<una a of Un en Cuunty, up >n the applica*U-n of a majority of the frtehild voters owning real estate in any township in stid oouny, to auVmU to the, qualified voters of suoh township, the question of the subscription of the sum named in said applieat on and fixxed by the aaid Board of County Commissioners. And wheress, petitions have been fi ed with the said Botrd of County Commissioners in accordance with the provisions of said Aot, signed by a majority of the freehold voters owning real estate in Boganavi Is township, asking that tbe question of the subscription of thirteen thousand dollars ($13,000) by sA'd township to the capital stook of the stid 0 enn Springs Kail.oad Company, bo aubm tied to the qualified voters of said township. And whereas, tin Cou.-.ty Como>iss:oaers on hoifing snil petitions fixed said subscription by resolaliou at $lfi,000. Now it is hereby ordered, that under the provisions of Hai I Act and ilie Acts aiuendation tbereor, an election will be held for s<id purpose, on Wednesday, the 14th dsy of October, 1891, at the several voiiog preoino b in said township, and that the polls be opened from 7 o'clock A. M, until C o'clock, 1', M, of thet day, at which eieoiion "dors of shall be entitle 1 to *o;e, . Thitf ?ha>l have printed or wii'tten thereon the worJs "Subscription" or "NoSubscription." Said subscription to be aade in six per cent Coupon Bonds to the Oleno Springs Rai road Company., same to be held for tbe Cape l>ar & Cincinnati Railway Company upon said Company agreeing with the saiU Glenn Springs Raiitoai Company, on or before Jan 1st, 1892, to build and construct their road between Greenville, ?. C.* and Union, S. C., through the poiuts hereinafter nauiod, within two years from July 22, 1891. itnd in cose said Cape Fear and Cincinnati Railway Company shali fail to maho sail agreement, or shall not complete said rood w thin tho time specified, then sail Bonds to be held for the said Glenn Spr>nga Railroad Company; Provided that said Bonds shall not , bo delivered to the Cape Fear and Cincinnati Railway Company, or to the Glenn 1 Springs Railroad Cimpaoy, except upon tbe 1 following conditions, to wit: One-ha f [hereof when taid Rgilrood shall be gi ailed from the C;ty of Greenville, S, C., to the [own of Union, 8. C., through the towns of Pelbsm, Heidviilo. Moore, Walnut Grove, w.aiRaft?i Wtt# ",1a! a.I 1 a The following managers arc hereby ap- i Dointed for slid elootioo, whose duty t shall be to cci|nt the votes irpaaedlitely on closing the Polls, and make their eturn to this Board on or before Saturday, )ctober the 17th, 1891. GIBB9 1'KICINCT COLKRAI H PRECINCT, I. S, Smith, D. L- McLaughlin, tordou Williams, T. J. I?. Linder, . V. I. McKissick Dr. B. F. Walker, < By orJer of the Board, ( Wm. II. GALLMAN, < Chairman B. C. C. Union County, k ClIAllLKS UotiT, Clerk of II >ard. Sep 18 JJ8 4t Sale of Land to Foreclose Mortgage BY virtue of the power rontdnod in a ifflOTffHfiftifr fcWr' --7I ( leed having bcon dit'y r* corded in the office . f the Register of Mes->e Conveyance for luion County, in hook of .Mortgages G. No. , page 7, on tho 2'.) h d ry of March. 1884, re will sell by pub i< au' t on, to the highest iddsr, befo-c i ho Court House dio.- af Un.iop, 1 n the first Monday it} Qptotyrr neat, within 1 je l^*upi of Shiriflr's antes, tho mortgaged emsos de o ibed in the mortgage, to wii: , ceita n parcel of Inn-J, containing ftf y-five cres, more or lev, situate in Pinckney itvnship in Uuion County, b undid lyr inds now or late of F.i*|ep 4 Wilk'M, W. I. 8, Harris, Abmra Quitman, I. G. MoKU- rj ok, estate of S P. II*'ris and John Ho'tmh; being the same lands heretofore set part to said J. L Htrris as a homestead exnptlon. Terms?CASH. A. II. FOSTER, . ? WILLIAM WILKIJJS. " Sept. 8, 1891. ' ' o SepU * "" 8T 41 , J - It Notice to Bridge Builders- u UNION, S. C.. 8KPT. aTii^UTOl""0 1 I * [TTIMj bo let to the lowest responsible VV b'dder, oo Friday tho 26ih, inst. the uihling of n BrUge acros* a Cut made by V ie3C's Rail Road Company, about 1J miles ' om the Beaty Bridge, on the Cold Well ? oad. I Plans nod specifications will be exhibited d the place and day of the letting. ^ The Board of County Commissioners re- h ;rves the right to reject anv and all bids. . Wm M. GALLMAN 1 nw ? County Commissioners. * Ciiari.es Bolt, Clerk of Board. Sep 11 87 ft ro THE ROAD OVERSEfcRS, OrriCR Cftv^Tv Commis*iqhbrs 1 g UxiOV COV>tv, > y.Niojf, 8. C. ScnrxMiiBR 8tii, 1891, J 11HFJ Board of County Commissioner* beg . leavo to remind all Road Overseen that vompt returns r?uat Ve meHo to the Clerk f thie Board, on or beftmj the 17th Inst, of be oondltion of their roads, the number of ande worked on eaoh section, the distknoe f the seetions, and the numl>er of days work* d during the year. Theee Reporte must bo made in writing rer the eignature of the overseers. ' Wm. OALLMAN, J. A. CHAMBERS, I. M. MOBLEY, E County Commissioners. Charles Bolt, Uierk or Board. n ssj>W ' ' 8* 21 Totlce of Final Discharge[> Y permission of Hon. J. M. Gee, Judge ' L> of Probate, for Uqioq OouiUv, I W^ll qu I (8 '2&th (Jay of Septei^bep, lbb\, make my rial return, end appty-for letters diarnissory ?the Administrator of the estate of Pnuieee I. MoTntjrc, doceaaaed. All peraooe indebted to said eaUte will ink., immediate payment, and all pereone aiding o'aime against said estate must V resent them properly attested on or before iat day, or they wUt.boJoreeer bajrgd. - " 8cp n 8? at._ j The Last Call. J A LL parties indebted to J. O. Rioe & Co., !\ of Carlisle, B. G., moat make settlement a f Sor. lit. next, or they wilt be sued for tl idgement, for wo most hart mooey MOW. o Tory Baapoatfally ii Q. RIC* A CO, following 1VI A O III N 1 y: '-sij ZINC OILERS, BELT n ." I UN( ?fi> '& '? ' 1 1 WHANG, PRESS ROI Rflfcr, Hemp and ASPHALT IRON PAINT. (for WRENCHES, BG FOSTER, W1 at* m, r Our buyer has just returned from th a very large stock of DRY GOODS CLOTHING, HATS, Hoots| Shoes, eto. prices. TlJtJ LA.DTEJS wiil do well to esiaji MILLINER? boforo miking their pu in Uoioo in these lin *9, and wj ire sui State. BOOTS AI^ So far as our st>ok of B iota and Shoe our Stook is up t> its standard, as the p shoo stook is almost unentitled in uppe guaranteed as low as uuy .o the State, showing, aod we will sell you your good* ThaLking you for past fivers, aod hnj us in the future, we are vory 11E3P GlULLAi THE GRAND INT] AT T BOSTftlV BAR We are now ready to she GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOT Hli 3APS, JEANS, BLANKETS. 3ES, RAND BAGS, anl i II FIRS DRY GOOD We call vour 8i>< cial attei GOODS. Vi A1 em % j/m ^ ? o - BROAI) Gi This Boot la gu irautood to torn, stand ird screw, f.mcv si Rail road edge, WALKUM-P^ BOSTON 1 A BUSINESS CARD. , ?A All m* IV. A % 1 v ?? mj nmuaniiiii riirunn unu ail these who BffW hereafter Heroine ' Sucj^Jreetlufcs; Th s is to infhnHv* I luive moved ?y l,i;?ii?('inr ori? lUFini old 8 and oppoite the Racket 8 ore, d "?n <o the I nn nr* and, on the corfter nest tn the L> pot, rhoro I. and J. M. Linlejohn, who ?n< nown at Mr. Rico's *tore ??? "Lsler." nr* ctplng up til? 1UUUKST KIM II OP A Wi<yw?i;pityinglUtttl UN GOODS . f Jerohandi$i*7?^V<Se?jW"I<>w flfilwif**MF/A^ lake you tliinkShojr ntusfliuve been "picked p" at a big fire s->m wlie e. We guarnoto-) that if the people of Union lounty will give us their patrouage, we can nd WILL ae?e Item this eons it, be:weou 3,000 and $.?,000, and of omrse that* is a tlQ saving to every one who buys of us. Ha* rtn wo iava taii oil ,1.:. ?? ? - -^-w.. nv ?...w j?/? ?u tun uiuiiUjr ; Vhy simply because we buy ?uy goods from ouses who buy \t\ejr goo-Is either from 'l\wn Dv.dki.r8 or at Sheriff's Seles, where f course goods are sold for a mere song, ience they are rcto'd to us at very low prices, o that it enables uv*o ee:l litem to our cusomers from 60 to 100 per oent lest than the ante articles would oost yen elsewhere. "Seeing is believing," <pniq at\d see for oureelf, lfel?w ape a few sample prices of our aods? v,. AU wool Ooafe at $1.76 worth $3 to $5. < ? l'ants at $1.50 " $2 to $1. i ? Vosla at AOcts, " $1 to $2. " " Overcoats at 92 ' f4 to 90. Qood Undershirts from 2octs op. ' 2";vis up. " Hrfbdkefthtef. " 4cts up. " Men's Suspenders from lOcts up. " Woman 8hoes from 60cts up. Cedaf Duokete at 25cts worth 40ct*. Poper Buckets 25cts, worth 40cts. Good long handle brooms from 14cts up. Candies, Crackers, Canned Qoodt. Confectioneries of all Kinds | HAVY GROCERIES,, CRftgftffcV-. TIN\ ETC.. ETC. Qprae and tee us, and wa will guarantee to lease you in every way. Beeped fully, CHES BOMAR. Se| 11 37 ?io, 1RI%Q1K)T7R OOTTON 9QBD TO TO\r COUNTY GKKO OIL MILL. VuLL PRICE PAID. rs BUV iTfl AT ARB OFFERED US ris Fool 0.1 Mill and FerUU^M*^ p.jr FULL 'BICE, in buthol of oottoo ?d broughtJ^^^^HMji moka ? IWir tad onMt FortiliDon'i mort than rt wa^t, ?k wo htm. but got tbo one/ f EortHiiojB ? ^^HIRQLASS, Proa't. "machinery riNG THE NEW CROP ST GOODS, call on us lor tli LEATHER BELTING, (Somethjpg New,) BRY OIL, OOKS BELT AWLS AND 3HES, >E, COPPER RIVETS, Asbestos Packing, painting Engines and Presses. 1LTS, ETC., ETJ [LKINS & CO iOODS IME PRICES. o Northoru markets where he purohased , DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, , which wo have pet on sale at very low oe oor ftoek of DRESS GOODS and irchasas, as wo carry the largest stock ro our prices are as 1 >w as any io the *r> SHOES. s is concorned, we will simply say that eop'.e io Uuion County know that our r Carolina. O tr prices this neasoa are cVIl that we ask is thul you give us a fair ping that you will continue t) patronizs CTFULLY, SI & SPARKS. eToductory sale HE I HOUSE, ;w a complete stock of DRY ^G, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, , QUILTS, TRUNKS, VALIa fact everything kept in a Tt cr A po J. Kj IjAOO ' S ST 0 11 E . rition to our line of DRESS ?i i? * tGE IIOOT. be as represented, white botlank, saddle seam, fair stitch, LSI1 INSIDE COMFORT. BARGAIN HOUSE. 8EWNGMACHINES! NOW ?s the time to huv a Sewing Macli n* for I can sell >ii i one a any price, froiu live dollars for a see " d It Mi'l one, or $IH, for a good new one. up t the finest pr-Hc*. I sell the Wlil.Kl.KK & W1I?S'\N," "DOMESTIC," "Si AND\HD," "NEW HOME* "DAVIS," and ?toer Machines. PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT .THE TIMES. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. Sep 4 80 3m. Two Gins For Sale. I TWO Sixty sftw Brown Gins.?Nearly new, for nale. Have been use<l *ery Utile. Apply to U M. McUBRMID. Aug 14. $3. ' ' tit, JimON GRADED SCHOOL. ROBERT MORRISON, Principal. OPENS MONDAY. SEPT. 14. The next aesshn of the Un;un Graded School will open, in the HANDSOME NEW BUILDING. 14th September. Pupils are requested to begin at the opening of the session. A small ohangefor tuiti->n will be requ'red from tho80 pursuing studies beyond those prescribed for the public schools. A contingent fee of small amount will be required f'om each pupil for fuel and other neoesstry expenses, It. T. GEE, Sect'y and Treas. Board Trustees. Aug 28 85 1 ui. J Notice Not to Trespass. NOTICE is hereby gtoen that all persons found hunting, riding, driving, or in ntkM OM) 11 . ' - 1 * ?/ "J/WH M?0 mil uo known m iho Porrj Farm, and lmda adjoin* iug, now iho proporly of H. L. tioaa, will bo proaocuted to the oxtromity of iho law. P. 0. BOBO, II. L. Q0S8. Aug 2a 86 it* flKSMaHH fBPSP"T7 T ?3E>: ^ ;x; '. ':^r " 'fy ?>' . ^ ;* NEW 1 RACI Will sell you a good pair of pa we succeeded iti getting a job in P trade at about half their value, for 50c. 75c. 98c, $1-48, and on Don't even think of buying youi you have looked at ours. An Racket is the placo to get them, any style you may want, and you will find elsewhere. We hav< Uniou County, and that is not 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 10 cents dozen. Package Envelopes for 5 cents. oat's Spool otton 4c a spool. Good basting otton 2c. a spool. Nice Doinet Shirts. 2.4c. 4K<* -r?R 7 7 7 Fine white shirts, from 33cts up. Men's nice 30 inch Suspenders fo CROCKERY, GLASSWAR ike everything else, going at rock Come in and lc;t us show yoi HARI April 10 15 Pianos, Organs, ami f?M krmts of Mus Music and Sewing Ma S. M. May 22 2L HO M E A I haveju<t returned from tlio Northern HI largest and beat selected stocks of Morobandii ton is ohoap, consequently nil olisses of goodon to Market I have all the advantages ot 1^ <> W K S r T Id Ladies DllKSS FAHKICS, my line ever, comprising n" 'ho litest Novelties, such OLOTHS, FLANNELS. TRIOOTS, TINES and others. My NOTION DKl*. with all the latest in Dress Trimmings, l(asi you can Dame IK MEN'S HEA st\ch as Catsiinores, Kersey's Jeans and other at 25cts per yard, (J U All ANTKKD, our line an inspection, and we promise te save you al Our stock, of Lidies, Misses, Men's, Youth's cheapest and most complete in the n.arkot, V C L 0 T H Id this Hoe all wo have to say is if you nee an overcoat, oomt to THE CITY CASH ST MILLIN MISS KATE PEARSON, under whose suoh a brilliant auoeesa iu the Spring, is w line of Millinery that is simply grand. All sear on. MR- CON- ALLEN, formerly with will be glad to see his friends. KKSPBJCT l MaroV 20 ^ -tJJJ i^V *' ~35 . ?*j % ** ' *^"*% <-. *Tvr?t J mRK ?- v/ 1 1 ?ET, tnta for 50 cts. Last week ants, which wc offer to the Nice fresh goods, well made up to any price you want, self a pair of Pants until d if you want shoes the We can give you almost at prices much lower tha i i the best stock of shoes in all we have. ami 08 cents, r 10 cts. E, TINWARE, ETC. bottom prices. , l through our stock. IY & BELK. 1 Cj "C_5 C3 ^ ^ ^ I' ^ ^ AAAAljiAA |flW8p r^^^SjBBpPsHpBB^ HE! ical Instruments at the Union chine House. RICE, JR., E. U. 3m GAIN. [arkets, where I bought ono of tho se ever brought t> this town. Cot i are lower than ever, Jly going getting the latest novelties and ?RI CKS, is largpr and more complete' than ?? HENRIETTAS, BROAD CASHMERES, BRILLIANAKl'MEN r is lull to ovorfljwiug ery, Gloves, and iu fact anything 4 VY GOODS, ' goods; tho best all wool Jean8 > defies com petition. All wo ask i" ; least 25 po?' cent ou these goods' and children's shoes is the largest, Vo have enlarged this department* I N a ? - w % d a suit for m&D, boy or ohild, or ORE. BRY% management this department woo. iib us again, and b*s brought oo a are iuvitod t> giro us a trulthia Rodger & Puree)}, is with us, and FULLY, ;h htorjel *