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magjlx.k's salesThe State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the C- uH of Common Plea*, II. Laurens Ges*, l'lair.tiff, ujaintt C. 8. Gie<r, W. A. llughes, and J. Nott .Moore, D'fendant*. IN ob<d eno lo an order inado in th above st?lrd case by His Honor, J. U Circuit Judge, dated July 10th -u*. ' 1 "ill sell at l ublio auction brfoTa tlio ^^Courtbousc do r, In tho town of Unt it, coring die legal hours of axle, on calcsday next. Deceuiby 7, the fallowing described 1 .lids 10 wit: 660 acrks. All tbnt tr.tci of land coumininj five hundrel a>'d fifty-bine acres, uiore or lees, situate, and lying nnd being about li?e miles 8outh-wc*t of Umou C. II., on the Sardis io.d, bounded by lu.ds of it. V. Harris ?nd T.J. Harris, Giles Woodson, Far Forest creek, lauds be'.otnrin/ to tlio ortnle of Wil liani Humphries, Ian tB of Margaro' Humphries and others, being the lauds formerly owned by Mary Young, together with the traot formerly owne I by WiLUm Munra. TEUMS OF SALE. One-third cash, the balance o t a credit of one nod two jetrs. with interest from day of -a?e. Purchaser to g've l>is bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the crolit portion. C. li. PEAKE, Master U. 0. Master's office. Uti'ott, N v. 13, lb'Jl. Not 20 47 4t. SSWL Sfatft ot.South _Carolina^ COUNTY OF JINIQN^ ? In the Court of Common Pie is James E. DeLoaoh, and Elizibctli DoLoech , ^ Plaintiffs > H against A. A. Sarmtt, Defendant. ?r IN obedience to an order made in the abovQS'ated oase, dated October 13, 18UI, by Hie Honor, J, II. Hudson. Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Conrth >u?o door ^n the town of Union, between the legal hours of sale, on Monday, the 7th day of December, 1891, the following d-soribe I properly. t> wit: 1,260 Acrks?in several parcels. A'l thai certain plantation or tract of land, lying, being and situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing one thousand two hundred and fifty f 1,250) acres, more or less, bounded on the North by the lands cf Mrs. A. A. Sarratt and John J. Kcndriok, East by lands of lr?in Wood. Svuth by Paco^ let lliver, and West by lands of John Hpfeats. The obivo tract will bo sold in several parcels; the plat of which cm be seen at the Master's office, at Union C. II. TERMS OF 8ALE. One-third cosh, the balance on a credit of one and two j'ears, iu equal installments, with inteiest frern the day of salo, the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of tiie premises to secure the balance of the purchase money, C. ?. PEAKE, M. U. C. Master's office Un oa, Nov. 14, 1801. \ Nov 20 47 3t The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Plaes. Lntisli and American M.rtgage Compmy limited, Plaintiff againtt A Frank Smith, Lawrence W. Gardner, F. M. ocueii, K. P. M tcuuieuu and A. N. ? - ? ''Wood, ttyrndanu. IN obedience (o an order made in the above stated ease, by II is Honor. J. II. lludnon, Circuit Judge, dated Oct-ibcr 10, 1801,1 will sell before the Courthomo door, in the tiwu of Union, on Monday, December 7, 1891, between the legal bouts of sale, the following described property, t> wit : All that ceitaiu tract or parcel of latt I, lyin^r, being and situate in the County and State aforesaid, containing 800 Acuks, in two lots, bounds I on the North an l West by Annie Smith's land and hndi of C. C. Davis, on the Kost by Broad Kiver, and on the South by lands ?f J. N. Jefferiea and G. B. Wright. Said land will be s dd in two soparnte parcola, a plat of whiohotn be seen at the Master's office. TERMS OF SALE?CASH < . H. PEAKE, Master U.C. Master's, office Union, Nov. 14, 1891. Nov 20 47 8t The State of South Carolina. UUUfUI U4 [SBWOBTVUI. Io the Court of Common Fleas. Silai Johnson, Master for Newberry County, Plaintiff against Si rah ?. Lyes, Defendant. IN obedience loan ordor, made io tho above stated oase, by His Honor W. H. Wallace, Cirouli Judge, dated March 17, 1888, I wi'l sell before the Court House door io the town of Union, duriog the legal hours of sale. on Monday ibo 7th dty of December , 1891, the following described property to wit: 100 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. All tbat certain traot or paroel of land, lying, being and a tuate in Union County, State aforesaid, couUioing 100 acres, more or less, bouuded'by Tyger lUver and the lands t>t F. Hamilion rnd o hers. TEHMS OP SALE. One-half Cash, tbe ba'aoce on a ere Jit of twelve uiontha from day of sale, jurohns'-r "fM Mjpb bond and a mot tgage of the premises U etoure the balaooe of the purchase mtney. ^ C. II. PBAKE, M. U.C. Master's Offioe, Union. 8. C., Nov. 14, 1801. ?Nov. 20 47 8t. SALE OF LAND TO FORE ^. CLOSE MORTGAGE. Mv JtOT virture of a power oonla ned in a Xj Mortgage deed, dated Feb. 12, 1887, and signed by Mary Aon Qenera lhm? "V and recorded io the office of ?be Register < f ' ilrsue Confsjsnce for Ut.ion County, Stao of South Carolina, in Bo k of Moilgages, J., No 9, page 115, on the 2Gih dey of March, 1887, we will sell by publio auoion t> ilie highest bidder, before the Cour. House doir, at Uni ?o, iu the sa'd County and State, on jhe first Monday in December next, ]81>1, Die mortgaged premlte* described in said M >rig?gv do-id, to wit; All ot tlMt certain piece, pa-eel or tract <d Ian I, situate and being iu Pish Hem township, io sd'l county end State, conta ning fifty-flee ae e?, no e or let'*, and bounded by - lands of F. C. Jeter, Clom Sims, Q. E. Tucker and Jmle IfoGowaw, said land known eg the Ma-die Und, ' TERMS OF SALE. Oac-half e.eh?the bal mee on one and two fairs oredu, secured by lbs boad of the Era ot tgege ef the premise*, 7 per cant per annum from ay fer papers. J.o. RICE SCO. 47 Tft ; j The State of South Carolina. i COUNTY OF UNION. To Id lb* Court of Common Plena. 1 Jamet H. Rodger, and Lewis N. Rodger, Executors of the wH, of John Ho Iger deceased, Plaintiff? (tjaiutl w_y Alroira E. Rodger. Mary Rodger Fan', John ',l1 Rodger Fnnt, Durnico Amitmli Fan-, s ? James II. Fant, l)a?id Burns Fan?, L->?i? w" -Uouihrone Fant, Mary Funt. Bothwcll ^n Faot, Helen Fant. J. Calliouo Hunter, as kei Admiun trater of estate of-M. A. S*?tor, Hi decease I, lbs Union UuWd'ug and I.nsn n" A**-elation, and W. A. Nioholsoo, Drfen' ma Ifs obedience to airorder made in the nP abov.j tinted ense, l>y Uis Honor. ^ J. II. Ilud on. Circuit Judge, dated Oo'obor a||| 15, 1891, 1 ail sell before the Courthouse door at Union, on Monday, tne seventh Joy j of Dcceuilier, 1891, peiwoen the legal li->urs | of sale, the f?l owing described lot-i and par ^'| I eels of real citale, Ijiog, being and situa'c (lll in Union County, Stnte aforesaid : j,n 1. Olio Irao' of land in Pinckney township. (|f containing 129 acres, inure or ie^s, bounded j|e by Innds f 1 hue. Morris and otheis. go 2. The tti-nwiok L t. in tho town of Union, on Moil'lain stri e?f bounded by Moun'?-i ' s rect, V rgin s-reot, and lot of I. 0. McKissiok and others. vo 8. Lot in town of Union, on Qrog street, bounded by St. Angus inc church and otho s, 0 containing h If au ante n oro or loss. 4. Lot in (liu town of Union, containing fix acres, bounded by South street, lots of W. A. Nicholson, Amanda Whitlock, James Grant and others 5th Lot in towu of Union, known as the .Carpenter, lot. containing 2 aare-*, bound 4 by Mil street, Iota of osinto of T. J. Jones ??l otheis. 6. Lot in Itwn.on Main street, known ns llie "Green Froti'," b undo I by lo's of W. McNeace, Mrs. A. Font and ethers. 7. Lot in town on R-tchtlor s'reot. known as the Lieery Siablo Lit, b>iindeiby lo's of W. E. MoNencc, 1*. M. Cohen, csta'e of Henry Hardy and others. Hi 8. Lnt nesr town, on l'inckney road, containing about three as'cs, bounded by lands of I 0. L)t in town, corner Dnobelor and Academy streets., known a* the McNally lot, bounded by lots of P. M. t> lieu and others. 10. Lot on Bachelor st-oet, adjoining lot 5 No. 9. ' 11. Lot in town, on Mill street, known ns tho orchard lot, containing 3 acres, more or less, bounded by lot of N. P. Dunbar, and l-ts of estate of T. J. Jono*. 91 12. One tract of land )yi?g about 1J miles West of the town of Uuion, on tho Cross Keys road, bounded by lands of J. W. MoLure, J. L. Young and others, known 1 as Egypt. ' 18. Store house and lot in town, known || as the John Willard saloon. j, 14. Vacant lot on Main s reet, adjoining |c the Union Hotel lot, lots of 11. F. Foster and others. 15. Tract of land in Sontuo township, 0( known as Oraham tract No. 1. containing 121 acres, more or less. j 10. Tract of land in Sanltto townsliio, jr known as Qrabam tract No. 2, containing ] 150 ncres, more or less. 17. Tract of lind in Santuc township, known as the Jeter tract, containing one ir hundivd and one (101) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. A. Fant, o) estate of T. Berry Jeter and others. IT 18. Storehouse and lot in the town of Union,South side of Main Street, bounded by lot of S. M. llice and lot of estate of John Rodger. 19. Lot on South side of Main street, adjoining lot of John Rodger, and lot known as the Market lot. 20. Lot on South side of Main street kDown as I lie Market lot. adjoining lots of John Kodger and Mrs. 8. J. .Tinsley. 21. Tract of land in Bogansvillc township, ootitoiiiing 100 sores, mbfce or lens, bounded by lunis of Sanford- Wilburn, 11. C, Lawson, ?nd cthois. 28 Lit in town, on Mill streot, known as the B oymoycr lot, containing about 1 acre, bounded by the Spartanburg Uuin and Columbia rai roa I, and lots ot John lto Igor. 2d. Lot in town, known a* the Howard lot about 1 acre, bounded by Mill Birc t.S. U. &. C. ft. It., ?ud Jots of John Rodger. 25. Lot in town on Mill street, a1 out 1 acre, bounded by the Howard, lot. 8. U. &. C. R. R. and lots of J?ho ltodger. 2(5. Lot in t>wn on Mill street, known as the Clover lo', containing two and onehalf (2$) aores, bounded by the S. U. & C. R. R. and the Blogmeyor lo'. 27. Lot in town on Mill sreet, containing about one and one-half (11) acres, bounded by ? U. & C. R. R., lots of A. II. Stokeo and John Rodger. J 29. Lot in town on Bachelor street, about three-quarters (J) of an acre, bounded by lot known as the Murphy lot, lots of J. C. Hunter and Union hitellot. [ 80. Storehouse and lot on Ma;n street, ad- ., Graham and Mrs. V. J 81. Lot in town, corner Bachelor and V Sharp streets, bounded by said streets, J. W. Walace, L. Carson and others. 82. Lot on North side of Main street. known as the "burnt store" lot, bounded by bj lots of II. M. Grimball, Nannie Evans and ai Sharp street. r 33. Tract of land, known as the O'Neal place, 'containing seventy-nine (79) acres, more Or less, bounded by lands of Oovan Hancock, John fiecknell, Daniel Gallman, es'ate of H. S. Beaty and others. / 84. Nine (9) lots of land in Bogansville township, known as lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 0, w 7, 8 and 14, in the division of the West l" Springs tract, containing in the aggregate ihirty-seven and fifty-two one-hundreds (87 62-100) aores bounded by lands of Ben- ne jainin West, II. A. Hopkins and Glenn Springs road. 86. Tract of land in Bogansvillo township, containing about fifty (60) aores, bounded by lands of Berry Lee, estate of Asa Smith and others. By.ihtlU- r order of the Court, tho premise* I numbered 4, 6, 9,10, 11, 24, 25 and 26, shall ,J be offered for sale by the Master in eeparate ' parcels, a* surveyed and platted by John H. Smith, D. 8., as follows : The several sub-divisions composing each of said lots shall be offered for raie'separately and after all the sub-division composing each M lot shall be bid off by the highest bidders^ ^ then the entire lot shall be offered for sale, nd if the entire lot shall fetch more at the s?!e than the aggregate of the sub-divisions ^ were bid in at, then the purchaser at the talc of the entire lot sh dl bo the purchaser, but if the bid'* f r < he separate subdivis ons sh ill ezoeed the bid fbr the entire lot, purcbaseis fl ?t the sale ?t the separate eub-divis ons shall be the purchaser'. Jot TERMS OP SALE. & III One thi d ca h. the ha'anco in one and it oy ar fr in d?y ofrae, in equd instal- . 1 mrr.tr, v illi in ir it on cadi 1 i-tnlm-nt froin !ny ofraL'; tho cr dit p riiou to le se'ur.d ( tij i o bond of i urcha er md a nioit^agu of the | run i-cs, and an insur mco poli -y ogainat I lis*- Atl nli l.nHiltmr" ' * ?"""" ?? * - * * ^ .... | vu in ts%iai- ??*?* u ?.'? nua'gnu'J lO IH0 IT Man r. O l'lirch 11 re wilt have the priri'ege to |ay all cash, if tlicy dean e. I If | etch isere pore' ase mo>o than one lot ?r par I ?-f I n 1 Lhot s't?U bare the right i f i avlnr <1 ei pore' n c* itic'u led in oto Jio * i< <1 lit.* ere it p rti f Ihoir purchases aoc t' d by ontb>>u?l and mortgage; and they are to pay for paper*. ^ Mao* of the shore tracts oflandwillbe (j liridid into lot*, pitta of whioh oao be seen in the Master'sOffioe 0. R. l'KAKE, Master U. C. Matter's Offioe, Nor. 14, 1891. Not. 30 47 8t. N A - ;vv o V'V' .. s , L BUSINESS CARD. all my Friends and Patrons, and all hose who Hay hereafter Become Such, Greetings: Nils is to inform yoo that I have moved headquarters from my old sand oppo? the Backet S ore, d?wn to tho I'un'ar ind, on ih? coMier next t> lb" Depot; ere Ii a >d J. m. Linlejolin, who * as ?an it Mr Hi o'h aIoiqjm -L'ster." are rpinu up lb' IIIGGKST KIMl OF A UKKT i * UinjK ItAKGAlN GOODS <f uobi nil kinds, i i t ie line of timer>1 >rcliai,dis?, nt pr oes bo low Ibnt it will iko you think ihoy must have beeu "picked " at a t ig fire b -nvwhere. We guarantee 'lia' if flic people of Union nnty will give us iheir patronage, we can J WILL cam them this reason, between ,000 and $ ">,000, and of course tliat is a G saving to ev.-ty one who buys of ne. Ilow can wc invu jou ell this motey? Iiy s'mply b< c-.uso we I uy our goods fiom urns who buy their g >od? cither roni wn Brokers or nt Sheriff's Sales, where course goods are sold for a mere song. nce]they nr-- re o d to us nt very low prices, ilutt ii er a'd-s us 'o sc 1 them to our cus?;rs from fiO !o 100 per cent l?ss than the ne ariicles would cost yoo elsewhere. Seeing is heliov ng," cone and see for urself. Below are a fe v sample prices of our ods: All woolC nts at $1.75 worth $.1 to?5. ' I'ants at $1.60 ' $2 to $4. " ' Vests at 50cis, " $1 to $2 " Overcoats at $2 * $4 to $0. Good Undershirts from 25cts up. Drawers ? 25cts up. Hw><lk?>elih>fi ' 4cts up. " Men's Sit'peoders fr ou lOcts up. " Women Shoes from 60cls up. Cedar Buckets n? 2">cts worth 40cts. Paper Buckets 25cts, worth 40cts. Good 1 >ng handle hrontns from 14cts up. Candies, Crackers, Canmd Good*. Confectioneries of all Kinds EAVY GROCERIES, CROCKERY, TINWARE, ETC., ETC.. ETC. Cotne and?ee us. and wo will gunranteo lo ease you in every way. Reepec: fully, CHES BOMAR. Sep 11 37 3m. FOK SA1,E? DO ACRES VALUABLE LAND, Divided into Six Tracts [T7ILL be sold, the l.-t Monday in Defy oembnr next, i?fc Uuion Court ouee, the lands belonging to the Cilalo of isinh Foster, d>. ceased. situate on Tacit River, Union County, known as his OLD HOME PLACE mtainiug NINE HUNDRED ACRES. Said lands have been divided into SIX uacts. PI ?ls of same can be seen by callig at J. II. McKissick, Clerk ol Court's office, liege lands will be s >11 private y, if preirred. before the above named date. TERMS OF SALE: Ono-hslft) bo paid i cash, the balance on twelve months lime; ic purchaser to give b >ml and a mortgage r the premises for balance of payment, with iteest from day of sa'e, at 7 per cent per a num. T. L. II AMES, Executor. Nov. G 45 4t J. Beileiison. Jjjmn IIP (Successor to F. 0. TREFZEIi.) eweller and Watch Repairer. UNION, S. C. F you want your Watch or Jewelry repair. ed in the most substantial and workmanIce manner, or wish (o buy a reliable Watch, arnmiad in ^e a ffood time keeper, or anviTttg OTbo mat in gfcuWTMty iv? it ill 1 rat-class Jewelry Store at Moderate Prioen. Call on me in the store formerly occupied f Mr. Trefxcr, just above the lUcket Store, id I will warrant satisfaction. J. BEILENSON. Executor's Notice. 1 LL persons holding claims against the "\ of Amntwln U f -1 * - ?u, uiitc, uvcgnacu, ill present the same properly proven to Ihe idersigncd, at Wcb3tor P. O., S. C., or to E. Webster, A't'y at Law, atGaffnoy City, CM on or before the first day of December xt, or be forever barred. G. W. WEBSTER, Ex't'r. Amanda S. Love, deceased, Nov. 18 40 4L* To Rent, RESIDENCE on Aculemy street, known A; as The Ilill House. Terms reasons* ?. Apply to J.C. WALLACE or IT. L. GOSS. Nov. C. 45 4t. Isk Your Dealer For TIAMRARK. WHIPS. tATHKRBOXK Is ma<1e from Caameletf ill!*?nature's, own tooahest. and atronaest "vn?;: ??: tntg "twu'ta .M. All styles for UuMrr, Cart, Track, ?m?tfasklnforB? FEATHER BONE. TOgl MflT.Hl ST FOSTEH WXLKINNACO. 3.t, 9 41 tf. 1-2 C EN W. 'or the next ft ft ten days I ?m rffvrlag JUTE U AGOING, the roll, f >r G$ cen's per yard, CASH, ROCERIES PROPORTIONATELY CHEAP'. LAURENS Q. YOUNG. | lot 20 47 * ? tf iifiM I am nov^^MfcUl in Nichols* especially Usiness, and t good ftonej^^^fehit lower pric AH I W1 Chairs ^^^^fcctjto $20 Good hi^^^Hfe^fi.odM^/itted in centre^/IIMPKp^t rail, for ! Good lnrgcmih^li, with 12x5 8 OFT wpt I ATT Cornice p ?lesl brass or wood i Nice Plush Purnr suits for $2 Bed room suitAJbxmi $l-r?.00 1 My lh.e in nil departments is before heard of in\tnis State. I AM DLQ{ MY STOCKyOF FA NCI CHAIRS, TABLES, AI PICTURES, FI and I invite a careful inspectic assortment is FURWTOK "ffl Matresses, Feathers, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, , Pictures, SASH, DOOT' SHINGLES, LUHBEI I well not bo undersold by ( see me before you buy any thin. Not 20 '! ! . 'lloois I ^ f T-P ? i ? a ? <-? -v* JLX y VJL W CLXJ Boots, Shoes Clothing' eheg as we are g"oi our BusiWaa ROTTER, Sop 6 J 3< OWNERS OF PREPARE i"OR GINN] For lowest prices and BES following supplies| viz : RUBBER BELTING, SUCTION HOSE, -r 3Jjttj ? IV I ZINC OILERS,'' TUNC WHANG, PRESS ROI Ruler, Hemj and A8PHALT IRON PAINT, (for WRENCHES, BO ! FOSTER, WI Jan 2 .1 ~pj'^7n? g? ^TTRn mm c^S.IIlPHgtf ? EOR fiALB BY ? F08TER W1LKIN8 ft CO. ! mi ? a ' tfifflBlj . * ' v * X TURE. m's large storeroom, fitted up i?n better prepared to furnish ;es than ev r before. LL QUOTE A FEW. with Patent dove-tailed slat &2.00. 10 mirror, on rollers, $4.90. RE3SES $2.00. ;rimmings, complete, 45cts. 5.00 ,o $75.00. complete, and at prices never 3IJNG OUT IT GOODS, SUC1I AS ITISTS MATERIALS, tAMES, ETC., in of these goods before the i y ^ -y j ? ALL KINDS. Frames Glass aud Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, tS. BUNDS, 1, LATHES, LIE. my living mail. Don't fail to r in my line. T. E- BAILEY 47 3m. [UST GQ. ,4- T\ i r1 LU JL-/X y VJI <^vj?U.09 3, Hats and tp, call on us. ng to change '& PimOELfc J 1 y MACHINERY [NG THE NEW CROP T GOODS, call on us for th LEATHER BELTING (Something New,) iJRY <> I JL. , ofrKfl- BgfT AWT.R ANT )HES, ?E, COPPER RIVETS, Asbestos Packing, painting Engines and Presses. LTS, ETC., ETC. LKINS & CO 1 tf SEWING MACHINES. i%] u>v is (he time to buy a Sening Machine J_N for I c?n sell ym one at any price, from fire dollars for n recend-hand one, or $18 for n new one, up to the finest grades. I sell the "WHEELER k WILSON." "DOMESTIC," "STANDARD," "NEW HOME," "DAVIS," and other Machines. PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT THIS TIMES. 3. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. Sep 4 3$ 8m. \ CHEAPE A T NEW RAC Perhaps 3*011 will wonder wl when avc are already so much People te!l us every day thai cheap in their life; hut no 111a mined to shove some articles a Good calico, 21 cts a ynrJ. Good s( da, 4cts a pound. 5 boxes of matches for Gets. Good note paper Sets a quir. Good envelopes Gets Good pant Jeans, G, 10, 1G Good Outing shirt for 2Gcts. Scarlet all wool undei'sliirt Fine natural wool undershii Suspenders, Gets a pair. 1 'ft good Umbrella for 4Sets. Good bleaching G cents a yi 200 3?ds spool of cotton for i Spcol silk, 4cts a spool. Silk twist let a spool. Skirt braid 4cts. and lots of other things wlncl to mention to-da}'. You should aUvMAys bear in ] LEADERS OF and see us before you buy nnj e have the best ar.d < 1 i Hats^ Dress Goods, etc., in I Take pleasure in showing < HA April 10 ' EXTRA IN / Beginning with (his wetk wo nr buyers. Why can we offer 6uch iodu our stock is the iargest, prices the io prices careTullv. c he^conjcan^b^oi # uoou all leather shoes, only 50cls Good si! leather Boot* only 95cts. Good wool Jeans, only 20cta dct yarc Good Calico !>els tard. Good Ih-d 1 irk'tig vaid . (Jo.id PIii?i U'tiiM-vj mi 4-J c's yard. | CJood Drtss Cmi^'i.ii, iMi y G cts yard '1 hose are ?>i 1. :i i< .v ..I tbe numero Do uot wait bi>t e me at onco an CLOT is admired by :iIi who have peen it, bfl MILLI Ladies, if yon wish t.io latest novel THK CITY < \ the pliee where you will hod a lare give as * look before you buy. W March 20 NEW < AT H A W n Our buyer has just returned from a very large slock of DRY GOOI CLOTHING, HATS, Roots, Shoes, et prices. THE LADIES vriil do well to exac MILLINERY beforo linking their | in Uoioo iu these lines, and we are s State. BOOTS A So far as cur rt< ck of Roots ond SI our stock is up to its standard, as the shoe stock is nluiost uuequsilt-d in up guaranteed as low ns any in the State, showing, and we will sell you your goo Thanking you for past favors, aud h ua iu the fu'ure, we are very RES GRAIIA Fop 1 WHAT A P:JKOHASE.t 1SAYS of t ii h $1950 DEFOREST SEWilNd HAOI1INE. Union, 8. C., Nov. 5ih. 1891. Mtttrt. Fothr, Wilkin* k. Co., Ok.nti.vmkn : 1 have h en using oi e ol your (19.60 DKWOttKST Sewing Maoiiinei fur near y five j ears, nnt it ha? giiou e tin satisfirti n in evoy particular. 1 sew in, heaviest Cassimorvs and finest-tawns in |t, I have used several ? f the high piire m?' chine*, and I would not exchange iny l>en>o rest for any other make. 1 can cheerfully reoommend it, especia ly for light running. Very Respeotfully, mm. j. h. mokiwuok. Not6 4b it R GOODS T H E YORK KET.? !iy we should murk goods down cheaper than our competitor?, t they never bought goods so tter for that, we have detcr. li'tie closer, and lu re they go. ? and 23ets for 4 Sets *t OOcts. ird. !cts. i we have neither time or spece mind that \vc are LOW PRICES, / goodh in our lino. - ? i ] t: 1 line of Clothing, Shoes, Jnion county. 3iir goods. RESPECTFULLY, RRY & BELK. 15 m L DUCEMENTS. o offering extra inducements to CASH c> ments oxer our ooDipetitois ? Rcc;.uro west utid tj-Mjdfl first diss. Study these ivineod. _ j(i<md Double Blankets, only 91.00 pair, l.jtiood Felt Hats only 81.00 each. Itlood suit of clothes onlv fil 00 ?n<.ti :'l2 tl z. Buttons for only 3cit>. l(3ood Soda for oi-ly 5cts pouud. ' I us bargains wo pro pr< pared to give you. id get the first choice. Our stock of ' H I N G ih for nico fits and low prices. N E R Y . ty in^TRIMMED HATS don't forget that DASII STORE o stook, at the lowest prices. Don't forgo e will not be undersold by auy one. . _ RESPECTFULLY, J. W. McLTJRE, Agt. 12 ______ __ JL V7 V7 1J O HME PRICES. t>io Northern markets where ho purchased )S, DRESS GOODS. MILLINERY, o., which wo hive pot on suie at very !ow nine our stoek of DRESS GOODS nod nrchiisc8 as wecirrv the largest stock ure our prices are as low as any iu tho >I> SIIOIX ices in concerned, we will simply say that pet p'e in Union County koow that our per Caiolina. Our prices this season arc All that wo ask is that you give us a lair >ds. oping that you will continue to patrouizo PCTFULLY, M & SPARKS. 11 Money ! Money ! Money I VE nun have money, and bop* those indebted to us Hill call and nettle at\ 01 cp, as we have large demands to meet and wdl be compelled to co'lect. Please bear this iu mind, and gTeatly oblige. Yours Truly, GRAHAM & SPARKS, r No* 13 40 4t. ? Dissolution of Partnership. ON a<-o< unt of tape t ui dissolution of pa< tn? rsshi;-, *>e will m il our eutire st"ok of l>ry U'o s, Slio s ai d Hais at est. Saloi to c mmenco on Monday Ifdli inst., end continue until the eitire stock is dis* posed of. TERMS CASH. HARRY M. COHEN & BRO'S. Not. 18 40 4U