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Mdisix.K b bAliLS* The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In t!io C-utt of Common rien-*, II. Laurens G ? , Piaixtif. nyaitut C- S. Gietr, W. A. llughes, and J. Nott ' .Moore, Defendant*. IN ob'd eno to an order made in th above sttcd ease bjr llis Honor, J. U jaubsv, Circuit Judge, dated Julj 10tl? jjlNP. 1 will sell at tubiio jtuctiooWfyethe ^SttrtiiiMiM do r, In tbe tdiirn \?r uoi- it ooring tbe legal boors vf atle, on ealcadajr hen. Deceuiby 7, the fallowing described 1 .mis lo wit: 66'.) ACKK* Aii tunt ir.ici of Ian i coumtninj fivo hund'el a> d fifty-nine acres, uiore or lees, situ ate, an<l lying nnd being a bom fi?e miles 8ou'h-wt-*t of Uirou C. II., ou (lie Sard is lo.tl. bounded by lu.dsof It. V. II ?rr? ?nd T. J. Harris, Gil?*s Woodson, Fa r Fi-reai creek, lands be'ongin^ 10 tho eouto of William Humphries, lan Is of Margaro' Humphries nu>l others, being the lauds formerly own-d by Mary Young, together witn the traci Toriuerly owtiel by W<l isui Munro. TEH MS OF SALE. Ooe-ihird cash, the balance o i a credit of one and two years. with interest from day of lit. Purchaser to gre bis bond and n mortgage of the premises to secure the credit portion. C. H. PEAKK, Master U. 0. Master's office. Un'oti, N v. I'd, l&'jl. Not 20 47 4t. r The $tato of. South Carolina,., . oountv of nvioN. ?r la the Couit of Common Plots James E. LteLoaoh, and Elizibctli DoLosch , Plaintiffs against A. A. Sarrutt, Defendant. 1N obedience to au order made in the X aboves ated cose, date 1 October Id, 1891, by Iiis Honor, J, 11 Muds>n. Circuit Ju'igc, I will sell before the Courth >u;o door ju the town of Uuiou, between thu legal hours of sale, ou Monday, the 7th d ly of December, 1891, the following describe I properly, t> wit: 1,250 Ackks?in several parcels. AT thai cer(nin plantation o" tract of land, lying, being and situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing one thousand two hundred and fifty (1,250) acres, more or less, bounded on the North by the lands cf Mrs. A. A. Sirr.itt and John J. Kcndriok, East by lands of Ir?in Wood. SvUtli by l'acolet Hivcr, and West by lands of John Sprats. The ab>vo traot will bo rotd In several parcels; the plat of which ciu be seen at the Master's office, at Union C. II. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years, iu equal installments, with inteiest frcrn the d?y of sale, the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of lue premises to secure t!ie balance of ttio purchase " icv, / C. II. I'EAKE, M. U. C. 1. \ olfice Un 0:1, Nov. 14,1891. N. 47 31 The State of South Cavolina, COUNTY OF UNION. la (lie Court of Common Fines. British a;nl American M.rtgage Company limited, Plaintiff k against A Frank Smith, Lawrence IV. Gardner, F. M. Scliell, K. 1*. MO eon an t A. N. TTOOW, rTrn-rrrtiinrr. * 1 IN obedience (o an ? ;r made in the J. above stated case, His Honor. J. II. Hudson, Circuit Julg . dated October 10, 1891,1 will sell before the Courthouse door, in the taru of Union, on .Monday, December 7, 1891, beiweci the legal liouis of sale, the following described property, t? wit : All that ccitaiii tract or parcel of lan I, lying, being and sitoa'e in the County and State mforesaid, containing 800 A tit ics, in two 1 its, bouudc I en the North and West by Annie Smith's land and land* of C. C. Davis, on lite Kast by Broad River, and on the Smith by lands i f J. N. JefFerics and G. B. Wright Said laud wilt ho s 11 in two scpnrnte parcels, a plat of which cin be seen at the Master's office. TERMS OF SALE?CASH I . 11. I'EAKE, Master U. C. Master's, office Union, Nov. 14, 1891. Nov 20 47 3t . -*>? In the Court of Common Pleas. Silas Johp?en, Miolcr for Aowberry Ceunty, Plaintiff against Sarah E. Lyes, Defendant. IN obedience to an order, mado in the above stated case, by His Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dated March 17, 1888, 1 will sell be., .-ofle Court Hoiuc door in the town of Union, during the legal hours of sale, on Monday the 7th d iy of December , 1891, the following described property to wit: 100 ACHES, MORE OK LESS. All that ce-tain tract or parcel of land, lying, being .'and s tuatc in Union C"unty, Suite afore mid, containing 10 J ncres.more or less, bounded by Tvgcr River and the lauJs of P. Hamil on rnd^> hers. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cush, the ba'a' ,e on a ere lit of twelve uiontha from ilay tale, i urchascr to give bond aud a moi tgage of the preuiis >s to secure the balance of the purchase in mey. C. 11. PEAKE, M. U. C. Master's Office, Union. S. C., Nov. 14, 1891. ?Nuv. 20 47 3t. SALE OF LAND TO FORE^ CLOSE MORTGAGE. I > Y virturo of a power ci iita nod in u D Mortgage deed, dated Feb. 12, 1887, and signrd by Mary Aun Geneva Harvey, I oi,,l *,!?'i il, ,i... i??: . . . a Mesne Conveyance for Union Canity, Sine i a of South Carolina, in Ho k cf Moitgagcs, J., N page 116, on llio 20ill day of Murcli, | R 1887, we will sell by publlO auo ion t > the k-| hijili-st bidder, beforo the Conr House dot r, B nt Uni >11, in the sa d ( Vmii ty nml Male, on llictir.it Monday in Dcemb-r next, 181)1, 1 t >e nioMgigcd premo-ei described in said M >rtgage dc id, to w it; All ot timt certain piece, pn eel or tract ) Inn I, situate nnd being in Fish Dam town. 1 ship, iu s ?il county and Sia'e, con tailing fifty-five ac c, ino c or les", and bounlid by lands of F. C. Jeter, t?\oin Sims, C!. K. Tucker ami J; nieMcGownn; said laud known " n? the .Va dis bind. TERMS OF SALE. Or half c-sn?tbcbalitice on one nnd i two .yens credit, sec ired by the bond of the e purchaser and a moi tgagc of the premise", t with interest at 7 per cent per annum from the d iy of en'c. d Purchaser to pay for /spers. i ItiCE & CO. \ Mortgagees. No? 20 47 St P % 7 I The State of South Curolina. mr-rr or Umux?. la the Court of Common Pleas. J mm H. Rodger, end Lewis N. Rodger. Executors of the wi 1, of John Bo Iger deceased, Plaintiff* ajaiutt Ulairt E. Rodger. Mary Rodger F?m\ John Rodger Fant, Buraioe Amend* Fan*. James II. Fant, l)a*id Burns Fan*. L-ei* Uouihrono Fant. Mary Fact. BotHwell Faot, lit leo Fsnl. J. Ca'hcuo Hunter, as AdmioiiUattr of settle of M. A. 8?lor, dnwn t, the Union ttu'ld'ug and Lns /?? c'mtion, and W. A. Nicholsoo, Drfena r' . IN obedience to an order ?yadc in the abnV'i tinted case, by His Honor, J II. Ilud on. Circuit Judge, dated October 15, 18'JI. 1 *i I sell before the Courthouse door at Union, on Monday, tue seventh day ol Deceuiber. 181)1, petweeu the legal h urs o; sale, the fol owing described lot* ?n I par eels of rent ef title, 'jiog, being and situa'e ;n Union County, Stnte afoiesaid: 1. One trac o laud in Pinckney township, containing li'U ncres, more or le-s. bounded by latins f 1 live. Morri* on l ctiieis. 2. Tlic ltmwick L I. in llio town of Union, 00 M-jU' tain jlne^koiiii'iNl l?y Mount ?i ? reet, V rg;n srect, ami lot of I. 0. McKisbick and "thcrs. 3. Latin town of Union, on Qrog street, bounded by St. Augus inc church and otlios, containing h If an acte ii ore cv less. 4. Lot in ilie town of Union, containing .-is acres, hounded by South btrect, lots if W. A. Nicholson, Amanda Whillock, James Grant and o< kvrt. 6th Lot in towu of Uu:on, known as the <*u<i otlieis. 0. Lot in t'wn.on M.du street, known ns 1 lie "Green Fron'," b undo t by lo s of W. McNeaee. Mrs. A. F.int and < thers. 7. Lot in town on Bachelor sreet. known as the Livery Siabl-i Lot, bnindelby lots of W. K. McNeacc, 1*. M. Cohen, estate of Henry llardy ami other*. 8. L?t near town, on Pinckney road, containing about three aces, bounded by lands of 9. Lit in town, corner Bachelor and Academy streets., known n< tlie McNally lot, bouuded by 1 its of 1'. M. C- lieu and others. 10. Lot on Bachelor st-cet, adjoining lot No. 9. 11. Lot in town, on Mill street, known as tho orchard lot, cinUiirng 6 acre*, more or less, bounded by lot of N. P. Dunbar, and l -ts of estate of T. J. Jonc. 12. One tract of land lyi 'g about 1} miles West of the town <f Union, on the Cross Keys road, bounded by lands of J. W. McLure, J. L. Young and others, known as Egypt. 13. Store house ami lot in town, known as the Jolin Willard saloon. 14. Vacant lot on Main erect., adjoining the Union Hotel lot, lots of 11. F. Foster aud others. 15. Tract of land in Santuc township, known as Graham tract No. 1. containing 121 acres, more or less. 10. Tract of laod iu Santuc townsliin, kn >wn as Graham tract No. 2, containing 150 acres, more or less. 17. Tract of land in Santuc township, known as the Jeter tract, containing one hundr, d and one (101) acres, more or less, bouuded by lauds of J. A. Fain, estate of T. Berry Jeter and others. 18. Storehouse and lot in the town of Uoion, South side of Main Street, bounded by lot of S. M. Kicc and lot of estate of John Rodger. 19. Let ou South eide of Main street, adjoining lot of John Rodger, and lot known as the Market lot. *20. Lot on South side of Main street known as the Market lot, adjoining lots of John Rodger and Mrs. S. J. Tinsley. ?1. Tract of land in Bogansvillc township, ooiilniitiug lOtl aorcs. mole or law, bounded by inn.Is of San for d- Wilbur n, U. C, Lawson, mid ethc's. 23 L >t in town, on Mill street, known as the U'oyiueycr lot, containing about 1 acre, bound,d by the Spartanburg Uui n and Columbia mi ron I, and lots ot John lto Igor. 2d. Lot in town, known a< the Howard I t abom 1 acre, bounded by Mill sire t,S. I'. &. C. ft. K.,t?ud lots of John Rodger. 25. Lot in town on Mill Mrcct, about 1 acre, bounded by (lie Howard- lot. S. U. &. C. R. R. and lots of J >hu Rodger. 20. Lot in t iwn on Mill street, known as the Clovir lo', containing two and onehalf (2^) acres, bounded by the S. U. & C. R. R. and the Biogmeycr lo'. 27. Lot in townou Mill s reet, containing about one and one-half (1.1) acres, bounded by S. U. & C. R. R-, Ins" of A. R. Siokes aud John Rodger. 29. Lot in townou Bachelor street, about three-quarters (:]) of an acre, bounded by lot known as ihe Murphy lot, lots of J. C. Hunter and Union li-telloi. 30. Storehouse and lot on Ma'n street, ndC lilmni^*'" "f IV T. _ Crphqip pud Mrs. V. 31. Lot in town, corner B.schcloi miu i Sharp strscta, bounded by said streets, J. W. Wal ace, L. Carson and others. 32. Lot on North side of Main s'reet, known as the "burnt store" lot, bounded by lots of 11. M. Grimball, Nannie Kvans and Sharp street. 33. Tract of laud, kuown as the O'Neal place, 'containing seventy-nine (79) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Govan Hancock, John Bccknell, Daniel Gallmau, cs'ate of H. S. Beaty and others. 34. Nine (9) lots of land in Boguisville township, known as lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8 and 14, in the division of the West Springs tract, containing in the aggregate thirty-seven and fifty-two one-hundreds (37 52-100) acres bounded by lands of Benjamin West, 11. A. Hopkins and Glenn Serines road. 35. Tract of land in Bogansvillo township, containing about fifty (50) acres, bounded by lands of Berry Lee, estate of Asa Suilth and others. llliliukr order of the Court, tks promises numbered 4, 5, 0, 10, 11, 24, 25 and 20, shall be offered for sale by the Master in separate parcels, ns surveyed and plaited by John B. Smith, 1). S., as follows: The several sub-dtvisious composing each of said lots shall be offered for sale separately and after all the sub-division composing each lot shall be bid off by the highest bidders, then the entire lot shall be offered for sale, and if the entire lot shuil fetch mote at the si'c than the aggregate of the sub-ilivisio s wetc bid in at, then the purchaser at the talc of the cut re loi sli 11 be the purchaser, but if the bid* f r ' he separate sub-d.vis ons sh 11 exceed the bid f. r tnecitire lot, purcbaseis '*t the sn'o < f the separate eub-divis ons siiall ho the purchaser*. TKBMS OF SALK. One thi d ea h. the tn ance in one and o } ar !'? in d y of i a e, in equ 1 insialcei t.o, \ ith ii it' st on cah i Hal in cut from !nv o. -lib : the cr (lit p rtiou to tc sc nr. d i,, e bi?ud ef i tircba cr end a mint :ng? of ho | rc.i i cs, and an i :sur mcc poii y against in , on al buildings to I c uss gtic l to the . VI as r. ' rnrcli is is will have the piivi'egc to | ay ill cash, i they desii e. If | ercli scrs pcrc oao mco than one ].>( a- | at* .1 ' f 1 nl t?io? smil have the right <f avin: 11 ei | ere a e* inc'u led in o'ic die', a il t!i ere >i p rt i f the r purchases seci'd by one b nil and mortgage; and they arc ' p> pay foi | aner*. MlVIPV III' I 111' llliliVK Ivnl'lj ..f ..-Ml I? I ^ VI III UU *?lll IMJ 1 livided into |ditsof which can be seen 11 the Mailer's Office 0. II. l'EAKE, Master U. C. Master's Office, Nov. 14, 1H91. Nov. 20 47 .It. # A BUSINESS~OARD. To all My Friends and Patron*, and all time nho May hereafter become Such. Greetiap; Th?i it to inform yo'i ihtt I bate moved try hcidqmr.ert fro-n mr old s and oppo?it* the ISacket S ore, tl >?n 10 the I'unUr 8 and, on ih? co>uer i*ei( l> Ik' D?"po?; where I. a "I J. M. L>uU*joltn, who ?aa kn'?B-t Mr Hi o'? Later." are k?o!nr iin 11. . UlltULST KIN II OF A RA.1KKT ii Uinjr ItAKGAlN GOOIM *f almost nil liiitls, i? th# line of Gmeril Metchai.dis"\ il pr ??> low Ibal it will make you thir.k ihojr must have been "pitktd up" nt it iig tiro s nt'-wltefo. We guarantee 'hat if Il>o people of Union County will give us their patronage, we can oiul WILL eii*c them this fenson, bout>?n ^4,000 and 9*>,tKK?, and of course tliat is a B1Q string to ev.oy one who buyt t>f us. Mow can wc tavo ton sll ?l:ia ntot ey ? Why 8<mply b'c .uso we I uy ? ur goods fioui hou-ct who buy their g >o ls cither roni I'iiw 11 Brokers or at Sheri'l's Sties, where of course g'-ods sre sold for a mere song, henceHhey ar re o d t us at very low prices, so that it ci1- s ? ? to se 1 them to our customers front AO to 100 per cent Ns-* than the same articles would cost yo ? elsewhere. "Seeing is hilicv ng," c >nte and see for yourself. Below are a fe v sample prices of our goods: All woolC ats at $1.75 worth $3 to85. ' ? Pants at $1.50 " $2 to $4. ? " Yc*ts at GOc's. " $1 lo $'2 ? Overcoats at $'2 ' $4 to $0. Good Undershirts from 2>cts up. " Drawers " 2ocH up. " nan*h?i iiit?f? ftss upr " Men's $ti'pecders fr uu lOcts up. " Women (shoe4 from GOcts up. Cedar Buckets a* 25cts worth dOcts. Paper Buckets liocts, worth 40cts. Good 1 <ng handle brooms from 14cts up. Candies, Crackers, Caitlnd Goods. Confectioneries of all Kinds HEAVY GH0CEU1KS, UUOCKEBY, TINWAKE, ETC., ETC., ETC. Come aml-ce us and wo will guarantee (o please you in every way. lle-poc fully, CHES BOMAR. Sep 11 37 8tn. FOK 900 ACRES VALUABLE LAND, Divided into Six Tracts WILL be sold, the 1st Monday in December next, ?'t Union Court House, the lauds belonging to the entile of Josink Foster, deceased. situate on Pact? let River, Union County, known as his OLD IIOMB PLACE containing NINE HUNDRED ACRES. S?id lands have been divided into SIX Tracts. PI its of same can be seen by culling nt J. II. McKissick, Clerk ot Court's office. Th?se lands ?ill be sdl private y, if preferred, before the abive named date. TERMS OF SALE: One-half t> be paid in cash, the bvnnce on twelve months time; the purclia?cr to give b?nd and a nortgnze of the premis- s for balance of ptyment, with interest from day ofsa'e, at 7 per cent per annum. T. L. II AMES, Executor. Nov. 0 45 4t J. Heilen^on. (Succkssor to F. 0. TREFZER.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer. UNION, S. C. I F you want your Watch or Jewelry repairl. ed in the most substantial and workmnnlike manner, or wish to buy a reliable Watch, first-class Jewelry Store tit Moderate Prices. Call on me in the store formerly occupied by Mr. Trefzer, just above the Racket Store, and I will warrant saii-faction. .1 RFII FMQOM Executor's Notice. A I,L persons holding claims against the l\. Estate of Amanda S. Love, deceased, will present the same properly proven to the undersigned, at Webster 1'. (>., S. C., or to J. E. Webster, A't'y at bow, at (Jaflfney City, S. C., on or before the first day of December next, or be forever barred. 0. W. WEBSTER, Ex't'r. Amanda S. Love, deceased. Nov. 18 4ti 4t.* To Rent. RESIDENCE on Aculemy street, known ns The Hill House. Terms reasona* ble. Apply to .1. C. WALLACE or H.I,. GOSS. Nov. G. *15 -It. WHIPS. rr.ATII ('.It Il?\ r, Is mndo from Ennmeled Oullla?nature's own toughest, e/irt strongest clastic material. Mest wearing whips inado for U5o, fiOo, 7 ."?< , V I .?><>, ft14 .Sift and Ml.r.o. All styles tor Muggy, Cart, Track, Team and Hiding. Mo CCATUCRDAIIC euro add ask for urcAlllKlIDUIICa ITOM I3V FOSTEH WII.Sil\StV ( (>. 0. t. '11 tf. 6 1-2 C E N TS~ F?r (Hp j>?*t f;fs?cii days 1 mn < fTVring JUTE HAOGINO, >y the roll, f >r <5j con's pc?- yard, CASH. Gr R O C E R I E S PROPORTIONATELY CHEAP. LAURENS G. YOUNG. Not 20 47 tf I am now^^BktaHn Nict especially tain ess, ai good lower in centre|^f|BpE^t^air, 1 Good )iu|BjiilK, with 1 8OFT TOP MAI Cornice p ?les,\ brass or wo Nice Plush Pdjlur suits foi lied room suihMVom $lr>.0 My lii.e in nil Apartment before heard of iii\this State. I AM.L'IA MY STOCK OF FA CHAIRS, TABLES, PICTURES, and I invite a care fill inspe assortment is brpkeh. TUfiNftfe * Matresses, Feathers, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, , Pictures, SASH, DOi SHINGLES, LUIIB I well not ba undersold t see me before you buy anytl Not 20 'Goods If yon we Boots, Sho Clothing- ch< as we are g< our Busines Sep G J OWNERS 0] PREPARE FOR GIIS For lowest prices and 1] following suppliesJ viz : RUBBER BELTING SUCTION KCS ~ - ^?g^fejLl > ZINC OILERS, BETiTT n WHANG, PBESS B Rubber, Hemp a ASPHALT IRON PAINT, 0 WRENCHES, ] FOSTER, M Jan 2 Imoksi OfiCj HIGH ARM ||A?B|I|I|1 ? EOR BALE BY ? FOSTER WILKIN8 & Cf Oct 9 41 k r X Iture. . % lolson's large storeroom, fitted up nd am better prepared to furnish prices than ev r before. WILL. QUOTK A. FEW. ted with Patent dove-tailed slat for $2.00. 2x20 mirror, on rollers, $4.90. rTRESSES S2.00: od trimmings, complete, 45cts. r $35.00 0 to $75.00. 1 A 1 A * s is complete, ami ui prices never )SIJS G OUT MCY GOODS. SUCH AS ARTISTS MATERIALS, FRAMES, ETC.. ction of these goods before the OF* ALL KINDS. Frames Glass and Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, )RS. BLINDS, EE, LATHES, LIME. >y any living mail. Don t fail to ling in my lino T. E- BAILEY 47 MUST G07 mt Drv Goods f * es, Hats and 3ap, call on ns, oing to change a 3?? 1 y. F MACHINERY, rNING THE NEW CROP. IKST GOODS, call on us lbr th , LEATHER BELTING, E, (Something New,) r E r y c> i , II ooiifi djjl'V Aivrs AND INCHES, OPE, COPPER RIVETS, M Asbestos Packing, or painting Engines and Presses. BOLTS, ETC., ETC. riLKINS & CO i tf .SEWING MACHINES. NOW is Ihe lime to buy a Sewing Machine fi r 1 c.ii sell y<u one nl uny price, from five doiliirs for a ,cc-n<l-linn<i one, or $18 forane-v one, up to the fines! jtra'les. I sell the WflKKLKK k WILSON." "DOMESTIC," "STANDAKD," "NEW HOME," "DAVIS," nn?I < tlicr Machines. PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT THE TIMES. I S. M. T?ICE, Jr., E. U. Sep 1 30 8.0. OHE APE A T NEW RAC Perhaps you will wonder w when we are already so much People teM us every day tlm cheap in their life; hut no ma mined to shove some articles i Good calico, cts ayorJ. Good s( da. 4cts a noimd. 5 boxes of matches tor Octs. Good note paper octs a quir Good envelopes octs Good pant Jeans, 5, 10, 15 Good Outing shirt for 25cts , Scarlet all wool undershirt Fine natural wool undershii ^ &tfpenders, octs a pair. good Umbrella for 4Sets. Good bleaching 5 cents a yt 200 yds spool of cotton for Spcol silk, 4cts a spool. Silk twist let a spool. Skirt braid lets, and lots of other things whiel to mention to-day. You should always hear in LEADERS OF and see us before you buy nir e have the best, nv.d < 1 t Hats, Dress Goods, etc., in 1 Take pleasure in showing < HU A AX X April 10 EXTRA IN lie(!tnuinp with thin weik *i buyers. Wl%y can we offer bucL indc our stock in the largest, prices the 1< prices CimlulH^ ibc^^omc^aiUilA^oo (rooijlill leather shoes, only 50cla Good nil leather Hoots only 05ctf. Good w?>( 1 J?>:iits, inly 20cta por yar Good Calico < :*rd, Good li< (I 'I irk 'lit* liiMx vmd. Good 1'liid 11 oiio?.[ mi 4.] 0'? vard. Good Dn? ('iii.!?10., on'y (5 cts yart I hose are 01 I. a it ..| tbe nutnerc Do not wail io.| o me at onco at CLOT ia aduiired by all who have seen it, be 1U r T J T JLTJL X .1 1 JLJ X Ladies, i 1" yon wish t.io latest novoll THE CITY < the phce where you will 6nd a tare give us >t lottk bolbru y<>u buy. W< March 20 NEW 1 AT HARD rJ Our buyer haa just returned from a very lame stock of DRY GOO I CLOTHING, IIATS, Hoot*, Shoes, et prices. THE LADIES wiil do well to exai MILLINERY bolbro unkini* their | in Uoiou in these lint*.*, and wo are n State. BOOTS A: So far tif < ur it< ck of Honln and SI our stock ;h lip to it* standard, as the shoe slock is almost uncrjoaled in up guaranteed as low as any in the State, showing, ao'l we will sell you your goo Thai.kino you for past favors, and hi us io the fu'ure, we are very RES n T) A TT A VI il/YllJA. Fop 1 WHAT A P JrtCIIASE.i HAYS o r t u B I960 DEMuRtST Stn'IMI MAOlUINl:. Union, 8. C., Not. GiII. 1891. Mtatrt. FoaUr, iVilkina ti Co., Oknti.kmks: I have b en using 01 e of your $19.;">0 DHMOttKST Sowing Machines for n?ar y live jenrs, oil I it Iih* gi*eu e tire sntisfirti ii in eve y particular. 1 new me heaviest Cuss i men a onil finest Jawns in ji. I have used several ? f the high piire machine*, and I would not exchange iny I'emorest for any other make. I can chccrfu'iy recommend it, especia ly for light running. Very Respectfully, Mb*. J. 11. McKiwuok. Nov C lo 4t fa II GGODS'* T H K 1 YORK 4 liy we should murk goods down cheaper tlian our competitor?. t they never bought goods so tter for that, wc have dctcrv li'tie closer, and hero they go. ? and 2 dots for 4 Sets rt oOcta, .m ird. ? 2c ts. 1 we have neither time or spece mind that wc are LOW PRICES, I i . * ? y good* in our line, j) {11 line of Clothing, Shoes, Jnion county, our goods. RESPECTFULLY, RRY & BELK. 15 L DUCEMENT8. *0 offering extra inducements to CASH to* uu-nt* over our oonipetitois T lltcuui-o )wi>it and good* firat chum. Study these ueiflend. ^ (Jond Double lllankets. only 81.00 pair. " ( J Good Fo't Hats only 81,00 each. ( jood suit of clothes, only 81.00 each. 12 il' Z. Duttons for only 3c(s. Good Sodt for oidy 5cts pound. 1.1 >us bargains w?? nro pn pared to-give you. id get the firwt choice. Our stock of ' H I N G ith for nice fits and low prices. N E R Y v ty iu'TlllMMED HATS don't forget that DAHH STORE o 8took, at the lowest prices. Don't forge o will uut be undersold by uuy one. RESPECTFULLY, J. W. McLURE, Agt. 12 i()OI)S riME PII1CES. the Northern market? where ho purchased )S, DRESS GOODS. MILLINERY, o., which we hive pot on suie at very low nine our Pt??ek of DRESS GOODS and purchase,, as weeirrv the largest stock uro our prices are as I ?w an any iu tbo rsi> snoi:^. iiot'H in concerned, we will simply nay that pet p'e in Union County know that our per Cutoliua. Our prices thin season uro All that we a?k is that you give us a fair ds. oping that you will continue to patrooizo PCTFULLY, M & SPARKS. 1 Money 1 Monejr! Money \ 7 P fT flit !im?? monav ? MK'MVJ , niiu UU|/V U'USU vV indebted tout will call and settle nt\ 01 cp, as we have Urge demands to meet and wdl be compelled to co'lect. Please bear this in miod, and greatly oblige. Yours Truly, OKA HAM & SPARKS. No* 13 40 4i. Dissolution of Partnership. ON arc- ulit of txpo I ill dissolution of pa I till rsstii}-, we will ? 11 ou* luiire st'?ck of l>rv dm , Sho 9 ai.d Hals nt est. oaloi lo C' inmeuco ou Monday 10th iost., and continue until 11>o ??tire stook is dis* posed of. TERMS CASH. HARRY M. COHEN & BRO'8. Nov. 13 40 4t.