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? ivjn ? Maa'AJLIL'S* oAx*J&a< The State of South Caroliua. ccurrr. ur union. In tho C.urt of Common Plen?, II. Lourens oi?', Plaintiff, mgmimat C. P. Gierr, W. A. Hughes, sot) J. Noll Moore, Drfmdantrr IN obtd'ene* to on order mode in the mbuse sttlcd cose by llie Honor, J. B. Kershaw, Circuit Judge, doted July 10th 1891.1 wi)l sell ot | ublic auction before the Courthouse do r, in the t^wo t-f Uwi n, during die Ieg.il hour a of sal*. on iolee<Ot> J next. DeMnmr 7, the T.llowing described buds it wit: 559 acoks. All that inci of land containing fire hundred and fifty-oine acre*, tnore or less, situote, ond lying and being about fi*e miles Souili-west of Union C. 11., on the Sordis totd, bounded by lxods of K. V. Harris nnd T. J. Harris, Giles Woodson, Fa-r Forest creek, lends be'ongfng to the e-oote of Wil litn Humphries, looli or Margaret Humpbriee and other*, being the land* formerly owned bj Mary Young, together with ?the tract formerly owned by Willimi Muuro. IE It MS OF SALE. Ooe-tbird cash, tho balance on a ere lit of one and two year*, with interest froui day of ire. Purchaser to g:ve hi* bond and a mortgage of the premise* to secure the credit portion. C. If. PEAKE, Master U. 0. Master's office. Un:ou, N ?r. 18, lbbl. Not 20 47 4t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Pie is JflRPH^jP^and Eii/.abeth DeLoach Plaintiff* \ A. A. Sarratt, Defendant. fc ^ ^ IN obedience to au order made in the i above stated ease, date 1 October 18, 1801, by His Honor, J, II. Hudson, Circuit Judge, I wilt sell before the Courthouse door in the town of Union, between the legnl hours of sale, ou Monday, the 7th day of December, 1891, the following described property, to wit: . 1,250 Actios?in several parcels.' All that certain plantation or 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 of Mrs. A. A. Sarratt and John J. Kcndrick, East by landa of lrvia Wood, South by l'acolet River, and West by lands of John Spears. The above tract wdl be sold in several M|^^.warcels; the plat of which can be seen at the Master s office, at Union C. 11. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years, in equal installments, with interest frem the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond aud a mortgage of tne premises to secure the balanoe of the purchase money, C. II. PEAKE, M. U. C. Master's office Un'on, Nov. 14, 1S91. 47 3t i \~ The Sta-Jof South Carolina, COUNTY ;)F UNION. In the Court of Common IMnes. Hritish and American Mortgage Coniputy limited, Plaintiff against A Frank Smith, Lawrence W. Uarduer, F. M. Schell, E. P. Micomson and A. N. Wood, defendants. , IN obcdicucc to an order innde in the ^^^^^jdmve stated case, by His Honor, J. II. I 18111, i Will SCll uciuru i..u ^kuiu.vu.. , in the towu of Onion, on Mondny, December I t 7, 1891, between the legal hours of sule, the following described property, t> wit : All that certuin tract or parcel of laud, lying, being and situate in the County and State aforesaid, containing :>00 Ackks, in two lots, bouudc I on the North aud West by Annie Smith's land and lands of C. C. Davis, on the East by Dro&d River, and on the South by lands of J.N. Jetl'eries and G. 11. Wright Said laud will be s dd in two separate parcels, a plat of which cm be seen at the Master's office. TEP.MS 0? SALE?CASH er C. H. PEAKE, Master U.C. Master's, office UtAun, Nov. 11, 1891: Nov 20 47 3t f The State of South Carolina. > COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. P* l'UtMJf 1 againtt Sarah E. Lyes, Defendant. f N obedience loan order, made in the nbwe X staled case, by His Honor w. tl. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dated Ma>ch 17, 1888, 1 will sell before the Churl House door in the of Union, during the legal hours of 4K;V^on Monday the 7' *y of December , 1891, the following .scribed property to Wit I 100 ACRES, MORK Oil LESS. All that ceriuiu tract or parcel of land, lying, bciog and situate in Uuiou County, State aforesaid, containing 100 acres, more or less, bouuded by Tyger lliver and the lands of P. Hamilton end o hers. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cash, the ba'nncc on n credit of twelve months from day of sale, purchaser I , to give bond and a moi tgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase imncy. C. II. PEAKE, M. U. C. ?flaw.'gJ"1'" " -if " w SALE OF LAND TO FORE I CLOSE MORTGAGE. IT>V virture of a power contained in a O Mortgage deed, dated Feb. 12, 1887, aiid signed by Mary Ann Geneva ifarvej, recorded iu the olhee of (he Register of B Lj^WMesae t'onvevance for Union County, Mau of South Carolina, iu lloik of Moitgagcs, J., N i 9, page 1)6, on the 2Cth day of March, 1887, we will sell by public uue ion to (lie highest t-i bier, before the Court House door, >< I't.i .n Si, the mi'il (loui.lv and Male, on tlie lirst Monday in December next, J8U1, the iiioi tgaged proinn-cs described in said Mortgage deed, t ) wit: ' Al| ot t tiit cerfain piece. pi eel or tract < ! Ian I, situ de and being in Kisli Dam n.wnsliip, iu s ti I county and State, coida nin^ fifiy-tive ae e-, mo c or U-s-i, a id buun lid by lands of K. 0. Jeter, Clcn Sim?, (?. Ji. 'Jueker and J .nio Mcliowaii; saidlnid kii<>\vn as die .Via- Uis land. TERMS OF SALE. On.-bait' c >sli?1 lie bai nice on one and I wo i o ii 8 credit, secured by die b-.nd of the purchaser and aiiioitgsge if the premise?, witn Interest at 7 percent nor annum Jror.i l lie day of rule. Purchas r'Opty for p ipers, J. li. ItlOB&C0. Mortgagees. Nov 47 Jt . The State ot South Carolina. county or Uotumi. Ia Ibe Court of Common I'lew. I James II. Rodger, an<l Lewis N. Rodger, Executors of the wi I, of John l!o Iger Je| ceased, I'laintifa ojmhut ' A mirs E. Rodger. Ms'jr Rodger Fsnt. John 1 Rodger Fsnt, Burnice Amends Fun', James II. Foot, Da*id llurns Fsnt, Louis i I'outlirone Fait. Mary Fact. Bothwell ! Fant. Helen F?ni. J. Oaihoun Ilunter, as Admnit-tiatcr of estate of M. A. Sirtor^j I decease*, the Union Hnild'ag IX? Lga*- CiM.on, and W. A. tftobolsoo, Pie*.'-. I TN oUv-'dieoce to an order made ia the J. nbovj elated case, by Ilis Iluuor. J. H. Hud on. Circuit Judge, dated Ociohcr 16, 1891, 1 wi 1 sell before the Courthouse door st Union, <>n Monday, tne seventh day , ot December, 1891, pet ween the legal h urs of sale, the fnl'owing described lot* ?n>l par eels of real ertate, lying, being nnd situa'e in Union Countv afne??.:.i. 1. One traci or land in l'itickney township, containing 129 acres, ni'>re or le<s, boundr.l by lands ? f Thus. Morris and others. 2. The It. nv?ick Ld, in tlie town of Union, on Mountuin strict, bound;d by Mouni?i street, V.rg.n s-rect, and lot of 1. 0. McKistick and others. 3. Lot iu town ofUuiin, on Giog street, bouuded by St. Angus iue c-'mrch and othes, containing h .If an acre more i r less. 4. Lot in the town of Union, containing >ix acres, bouuded by South street, lots of W. A. Nicholson, Amanda VVhitlock, James Grant and others. nth Lot in town of Union, known as the Carpenter lot, containing 2 wrcs, bouod d by Mill street, lots of eaiats of T. J: iww wad others. 1 t?. I?ot iu town, on Main rtreet, known as the "Green Fron'," b undcl by lo s of W. MoNrnce, Mrs. A. Fant and others. 7. Lot in towu on llaclielor s rect. known as the Lircry Smble Lot. brondel by lois of W. E. MoNeace, 1'. M. Cohen, estate of Henry Hardy and others. 8. Lot netr town, on l'iuckney road, containing about three as.es, hntnded by lands of 9. L >t iu town, corner llaclielor and Academy streets., known as the MoNally lot, bounded by lots of I*. M. Cohen ani others. 10. Lot ou llaclielor strev't, adjoining lot No. 9. 11. Lot in town, on Mill street, known hs the orchard lot, containing o acres, more or less, bounded by lot of N. I'. Dunbar, and lots of estate of T. J. Jouea. 12. One tract of !nnd lying about 11 miles West of the town i f Uoion, on the Cross Keys road, bounded by lands of J. \v m?t i r i ... ...vukici ?. li. luuiijHiiu outers, Known as Kgypt. 13. Store house and lot in town, known ns the John Willard saloon. 14. Vacant lot on Main street, adjoining the Union Hotel lot, lots of 11. F. Foster and others. 15. Tract of land in Sautuc township, known as Graham tract No. 1. containing 121 acres, tnorc or less. i 10. Tract of laud in Santuo township, known as Grahntu tract No. 2, containing 150 acres, more or less. 17. Tract of lind in Santuc township, known as the Jeter tract, containing ouc hundred and otic (101) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. A. Fain, estate of T. llerry Jeter and others. 18. Storehouse aud lot in the town of Uuion, South side of Main Street, bounded by lot of S. M. Rice and lot of estate of John Bodger. 19. Lot on South side of Main street, adjoining lot of John Rodger, and lot known as (he Market lot. 20. Lot on South side of Mailt street known as the Market lot, adjoining lots of John Rodger and Mrs. S. J. Tiosley. 21. Tract of land in Bogansville township, coutainiug 100 acres, more or less, bounded by lands ofSanford Wilburn, II. C, Lawson, and others. , - . I he Btoymcycr lot, obtaining.about 1 acre, boundtd by the Spartanburg Union and Co luinhia rai'roa I, and lots of John llo tger. 2-1. Lot in town, known at the Howard lot nbout 1 acre, bounded by Mill strc-'t, S. U. &. C. 11. It., mi l lots of John Rodgt r. 25. Lot in town on Mill street, a'suit 1 acre, bounded by the Howard lot. S. U. &. C. 11. It. nud lots of John Lodger. 2G. Lot in town on Mill street, known as the CI ver lo', containing two an I ouclialf(2A) acres, bounded by the S. U. & C. It. K. and the Biogmeyer lot. 27. Lot in town on Mill s reet, coutai dug about one and one half (1 A) acres, bounded by S. U. & C. P.. R., lots of A. 11. Stokes and John Rodger. 29. Lot.' town on Bachelor street, about three-quarters an acre, bounded by lot known aj.r*wTlurphy lot, lots of J. C. Hunter anlfCniou hotel lot. 30. Storehouse and lot on Main street, adjoining lots of W. T. Graham nud Mrs. V. Coleman. at. iiot uii' Km W^irh'i1 known as the "burnt store" lot, bounded by lots of II. M. Griniball, Nannie Kvans and Sharp street. 33. Tract of land, known as Hie O'Neal piucc, containing scveniy-iune acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Govsn Hancock, John Beckncll, Daniel Gallmnn, es'nte of 11. S. Beaty and others. 04. Nine (9) lots of land in Bogiusville township, known a9 lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, <1, 7, S and 14, in the division of the Best SpriDgs tract, containing in the aggregate thirty-seven and fifty-two one-hundreds (07 52-100) acres bounded by lands of Benjamin West, It. A. Hopkins and Gieun Springs road. 35. Tract of land in Bogausvillc township, containing about fifty (50) acres, bounded by lands of Berry Lee, estate of Asa Smith and others. By forth r order ofthc Court, the premises numbered 4. 5, 9, 10, 11, 24, 25 and 20, shall be offered for sale by the Master in separate parcels, ss surveyed and platted by Joint It. j The several sub-uivisions composing each of said lots shall be offered for sale separately and after all the sub-division composing each lot shall be Did elf by the highest bidders, then the entire lot shall be offered for sale, and if the entire lot shall fetch more at the sue thuniho aggregate of the sub-divisions were bid in at, then tlie purchaser at the sale of the entire lot sh >11 be the purchaser, but if the bids f?r the separate sttb-divis ons shall exceed the bid for t lie entire lot, purchaseis i.t ilio sn.li> i f ilie sei urate sub-divis oils shall bo (lie purchaser'. TERMS OF SALE. One third en h. the bn'nuce in one and t <oy nr- from day offn'e, in equal in-:nlmcnts, wit!i iirer-st or. cnoh instalment from day of sab1: the credit p rtiou to le so tired by ?l o bond of purchaser an I a montage of the | remises, and an insur nice poli y against fire, on at! buildings to be ass gne 1 to the Master. 1'itrcliasirs will have ths piivilegc to pay all cash, if they desire. If purchasers perch osc mo e than one lot or | nrcel of I >n I they sbnll have the right of having their perc>.n-cs inc'n ted in one deed, and the ere lit p>it? f their purchases secured by one bond and mortgage; and they arc to pay for part. rs. .VIany of the above tracts of land will be divided into lots, pi its of which can be soen in the Master's Office. 0. II. l'EAKE, Master U. C. Master's Office, Nor. 14, 1891. Nov. 20 47 3t. A BUSINESS CARD. j To all lay Friends and Patrons, and all those who Nay hereafter lfecoate Such. (inHtliig-s: | Th * In to inform vol that I liave niovad : n.y lies<Jqiiar fro * hit n!d siaud oppo mi- mo rtacKot 9 urn. to tbe IMiwrar , ft anil, on th* corner nni to the I>ep??'f i where 1. ai l .1. W. Luilejohn. who ?aa known at Mr Ki a'a ?to e as L'atcr." ara keeping ..p ifa- lliUCKST OF A iiAi ktrr ?. -?? * jijwwot* oomw or [ whwut nil "kinds, i'i line of Generd Merchandise. m prcev so low ibnt it Will make jou think they must lrive been "picked up" at a tig bio a >m? wlia:a. We guaranto-i >ha? if tbo people of Union County will give us their patronage, we cm . rind WILL rao hmt this reason, between $3.1)00 nn'l $"?,OlK>, a->d of course tl>nt is n BIG saving to ev-?y one who buys of us. How can we invo joo uli this mot.ey ? Why s'toply b?c.tiso we Itty our coods frotu hf??m who buy tlirir g>oJ* either *rom ' l'nvii ilrokers or nt Sheriffs Sales, where f course goods are sold for a mere song, hcncojthey are tv-o d t > us at very low prices, so ilia* it e- a'd-s it* io se 1 iheui to our customers front 50 to MX) per eent has than the sn'ne nrticl"? would oust yo i elsewhere. "Seeing is btlievng." c tue and see for ( yourself. Below are a fe>v sample prices of our goods : All wool C uts st Sl.7(> worth $3 lo$o. . " " Pants at SI.60 " $2 in $1. " " Vests at oOcis, " $1 to (2 I ?? ?. Overcoats at $2 " $4 to $tl. Good Undershirts frout 25cts up. " Drawers ' Jocts up. _ u.r" Uaadk?aliwfi " " Men's tfvspcniters fr?m lOets Up. " Women Shoes from hOcts up. . Cedar Bucket; at ll-icts worth 40cts. J Paper Buckets 'Joels, woith lOcts. i Good 1 -ng handle brooms from 14cls up. Candies, Crackers, 1'auurd Goods. ( Confectionovies of all Kinds , HEAVY GltOCKlUES. CHOCK EH Y, TINWAKE, ETC., ETC., ETC. J Come and-ee us. and we will guarantee to i please you in every way. * Kei-peo' fully, CHES BOMAR. Sep 11 37 3m. FOH SAT.IO. J 900 ACRES VALUABLE LAND, Divided into Six Tracts S< W ILL be sold, the let Monday in De- | v f vvujuci iiv ai, ill 1; uiuu l/uun ___ House, the lands belonging to tho estate of Josiah Foster, deceased, situate on 1'acolet River, Union County, known as his OLl> HOME PLACE containing NINE HUNDRED ACRES. Said lands have been divided itito SIX Tracts. Plats of saroc can be seen by calling at J. If. McKissiek, Clerk ol Court's otllcc. These lands "ill be silt private'y. if prc-? ferred, before the above named dat?. TERMS OK SALE : One-half t > he paid in cash, the balance on twelve mouths lime; the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage i of the premises for balance of payment, with J interest from day of sa'e, at 7 per cent per annum. T. L. 11 AMES, Executor. / Nov. 0 45 4t \ J. Beilenson. j ? mmML7 . .wB (Successor to F. G. TUEFZER.) { Jeweller and Watch Repairer. ^ IJ.lllU.lt 3. V. IF you want your Watch or Jewelry repaired in tlio most substantial and workmanlike manner, or wish to buy a reliable \N alcl>, warranted to be a good time-keeper, or anything else that is generally to be found in a luiineny ucuupten ^" by Mr. Trefzer, just above the Racket Store, and I will warrant satisfaction. J. BEILENSON. Executor s Notice. ALL persons holding claims against the Estate of Amanda S. Love, deceased, will present the same properly proven to the undersigned, at Webster 1'. ()., S. f\, or to J. E. Webster, Att'y at Law, nt Oaffncy City, S. C., on or before the first day of December next, or bo forever barred. G. W. WEBSTER, Ex'l'r. Amanda S. Love, deceased. Nov. 1:5 -lt> 4t.* To Rent. RESIDENCE on Academy street, known as The Hill House. Terms reasonable. Apply to J. C. WALLACE or ..v.. -LL i. -,v. PEATHF.RIIOXE 1-. niuilo from Fnumrled Oullla-nature's own tougbcst, and ptronKCst elastic material. Ilest wearing whips made for ?5c, AOc, ISt, ft. 1 .<>??, tM.aeG and SI.AO. All styles lor lluuity, Curt, Track, Team and Kldln-t. U<> CCATUCftnntlC euro uud ask for a rtH H (lfcilillllVCa cojtt siiXii-: uv FOKTESt H ILIil VS tV ( <). Get. !? II tf. G 1-2 C E N T 8, For the next fifteen ?inys 1 nni offering JUTE 1IAGGING, > ._ ... 1 men I I uy IIIC roil, rnr 'J-jii-i; j.cl Jfliru, < .ion, G BOCE Ji I ES PKOPOHTIONATELY CHEAP. LAURENS G. YOUNG. Not 20 47 tf -?= Vl_: * FUSN I am ttow located in Nich especially lor toy business, an good liouest goods at lower ] AM A. TIOHLKH I 1 Chairs irortt * gpod beds, fitt< in centre, and nmcket rail, fc Good larg* Bureau, with 12 SOFT TOP MAT Cornice poles, brass or woo Nice Plush Parlor suits for Bed room suits from $l?r>.00 My line in all departments lefore heard of in this State. I AM CLQ MY STOCK OF FAN CHAIRS, TABLES, I PICTURES, I ind I invite a careful inspeel assortment is broken. I 5SJ FUOTlTIJiUi 0 Slatresses, leathers, Carpets, lugs, flatting, Pictures, SASH, DOO IHIBGLES, LUMfiE I well not ba undersold by ee me before you buy anythii Goods k If you wai Boots, Shoes Clothing' chet is we are goi :>ur Business. Sof. )WNERS OF PREPARE FOR GINN For lowest prices and BE: bllowing supplies# viz: RUBBER BELTING, SUCTION HOSE, M ACHIN ?J WHANG. PRESS E$ Killer, Hemp at ASPHALT IRON PAINT, (A* WRENCI^0' B FOSTER w Jan 2 ? ? &EWIN|L HICHAM ||AfBI||IE ?ESTIimwp||J||f|||IP^ """" M"E(TR~8ALE BY ? FOSTER WILKINS & CO Oct 9 41 it ( . i i ITURE. olson's large storeroom, fitted u id am better prepared to furuia >rioes than ev r Wore. >r $2.00. >__?? ?? ? ? - x-u mirror, on rollers, 94.00. TRESSES $2.0 0: d trimmings, complete, 4 5c to. $35.00 to $75.00. is complete, and at prices nevei SING OUT CY GOODS, SUCH AS LRTISTS MATERIALS FRAMES, ETC., ion of these goods before the kinds. Frames Glass aud Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, US. BLINDS, B, LATHES, LIE. any living man. Don't fail to 12 in my line. ? T rATT IUST GO. it Dry G-oods, s., Hats and ip, call on us, Lng- to change - ? ? itMACHINERY, ING THE NEW CROP 3T GOODS, call 011 us for th LEATHER BELTING , (Something New,) ES li, Y OIL, HOOKS BELT AWLS AN! |PE, COPPER RIVETS d Asbestos Packing, r painting Engines and Pressei OLTS, ETC., ETC. ILKINS & CO i it SEWING MACHINES NOW is (lie lime to buy a Sewing Machii for I c?n sell yru one at any pric I from five dollars for a rcoend-hnnd one, I $18 for ft new one, up to the finest gradt II sell the "WHEELER & WILSON "DOMESTIC," "STANDARD," "NE HOME," "DAVIS," and ether Machines. PRICES AND TERMS TO SUI TH1D TIMES. It S. M. RICE, Jr., E. I] Sep 4 <JG> 3m. r/ DRY GOOD Winter is here now in dead earn biting col l you will want pome w clothes, a pair of Shoes, a Hat, Ca of Blankets, etc., and as you cauui p to pay a long JLime profit on what 3 pee that it will pay you to come to ' NEW YORK for what you buy. We have 110 T ? therefore can afford to sell much lo Strictly cash, quick sales, and on< i we do business. We buy our goods at about what other VTq liave just received a big lot c era, which wo marked at and less tin ' a lot of sample llats, we have cut Full stock Brogan for 75 cents. Pant Jeans, 5 cents a yard, on u Good Soda, 4 cents a pound, 1000 Matches for 5 cents. 5 papers of Pins for 5 cents 5 papers of Needles for 5 cents. Good calico 2i cents a yard. Good Bleaching, 4 J cents a yard Ladies Hose (cotton and flannel) Men's i Hose from 5cts up. 1 Overshoes from 25 cents up. It will pfty you to look througl need anything or not. Attentive salesmen will take through. RE! HARR April 10 15 , EXTRA INDU Regioning with this week we ?re offerit buyers. Why cuo wo offer such inducements our stock is the Igfy/"* v'*"" 'a * -r" ~ minor wout ft *Hn7, only 20ots por yard. Good 1 Oood Culioo 3fiin vnrd. Good a Good Red Ticking tieis ymd. f- d'>z Good I'ltid IloiiM'.opiui 4i eta yard. |Good i i Good Dress Gingham, "ii y G cts> yard.j These are only ? lew of the numerous bnrg Ho not wait but C'liio fct onco and get CLOT! is admired by all who have seen it, both for n millie Ladies, if jon wish t.io laip?t novelty i-JT.' THIS CITY OA q the place where you will find a Urge sboclc give us a look before you buy. Wo will i 1, j: March 20 12 "tew ft ( 3 AT HARD Tl? Our buyer has just returned from the N< a very large stock of DRY GOODS, I CLOTHING, HATS, Roots, Shoes, etc., wbi prices. THE LAUIKS will do well to exatuiuo o ~~ MU(l;TNKRY before nicking their purcba J, in Uuioo in these lines, and wo are suro o State. De* BOOTH ANr So far as our st oik of Roots and Shoes it ' ?' our stock is up to its standard, as the peop W thoe stock is almost uncqualed in upper C guaranteed as low as auy in the State. AH t showing, and we will sell you your goods. Thar king you for paat favor*, and hoping us in the future, we uyuvory RESPCTF GRAIIAM Fcp 1 WHAT A PURCHASER BAYS ] OP T II K $ 1 9 50 DEM0RE8T SEWING MACHINE. will Uxiom, 8. C.. Nor. 5th. 1801. 1 Ufttrt. Fottfr, )Vilkin? &. Co , ' Gb.nti.kmkn : I have bun using one of ^ your $10.50 DBMOkKHT Hewing Machu.es fi.r noar tr fivu * Oiiru or* 4 ?* !??.. ? ?.. -? 4 Tk* j ? ? J n.. . ? mi yjJ Kntisfiiclion in every particular. 1 ?rw toe heaviest Cnsnimcres end finest lawns ? n i'. I have used severnl of ilie h'gh pri<c in .- \J T chinos, ami 1 would not exc'tuiigc my Demo- st<>c rest for any other make.* I can cheerfully Sah recommend it, especia ly for light running, and I" Very Reaped fully, pos< * Mrs. J. H. McKimick. Nov G 46 4t N 1 l,..*l i/\ Hj I f , cat, and to keep out the oolen underwear, a suit of p, Overshirt, Comfort, pair )t, these hard times, afford rou need, you will readily the TT^ 1W /NTT w "mrwrn KAUiVfciT I IME LOSSES to mako up wcr than our competitors. 13 close profit is the way p so that wo can sell them /m tfn'fTB. if sample Shirts and Drawin Jobber's cost. To close J the price to one half. 1 i 1 p to the very be-.t. liJ - ??j from Gets a pair to 75cts. ^ l our stock, whether you ,Jijj pleasure in showing you 5PECTFULLY, 'Y & BELK. i 1 n nn ir n ht rn n U Jli JW. JIj IN J ;?. >g extra inducements to CASH over our ooinpetltois 7 Bewum '"elt llalt only $1.00 oaoH. uit of clothes, only $1.00 each. Buttons for only Beta, vida for ooly 5oih pound. ;niiis wo nro prepared to give you. the first choice. Our stock of I I N G iico fits and low prices. fERY RIMMED HATS don't forget ihut (sH STORE , at the lowest priocs. Dou't forgo tot be undersold by any one. * RESPECTFULLY, W. XRCLiUXVXj, ngi. ) o I) s IE PRICE?. irthorn markets where ho purchased > It ESS GOODS, MILLINERY, ich wo have put oo hhIo ut very low ur oloek of DRESS GOODS and ;90a< as we carry the largest stock ur prices nre as low us any io tb? ? SHOES, ) concerned, we will simply say that lo in Union County know that our laroliua. Our prices this season are hat wo ask is lb at you give us a fair that you will continue to patrouize ULLY, & SPARKS. Money ! Money 1 Money! J K must hare money, and bope those ^ V indebted to ua a ill call and settle at j?v e, as we have large demands to meet and I be compolled lo collect. Please bear this niod, and greatly oblige. ISUisiTU'J, ja GRAHAM & 8PARK8. Iu? 13 4b 4i. ssolution of Partnership. N ece< lint of fxpo<t nt ilissoliitiou of ' p?i tutrHMtiip, ??e will 8**ll our entire k of Dry Goo is, Slio s nod lints *t oosl. si 10 commence on Monriny 16th iost., rontiuno uni'l the entire stock is dig* fd of. TERMS CASH. IIARKV M. COHEN k BRO'8. OT. 13 4t) 4tv m M