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? ? IIWH MAd'iJi.JK/3 The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the C-urt of Common Plea*, II. Laurens Gos?, PlaiMliff, at/abut C. 8. Greer, W. A. Hughes, mud J. Nolt Moore, Deftndanltr IN obtdlenoi to an order made in the above stxtcd case by Ills Honor, J. 11. Kershaw, Circuit Judge, dated July 10th 1801.1 will sell at | ublio auction before the Courthouse do r, in the town of Uni a, during I he legal hours of sale, on rixlesday aexr, l>eoea>h?r 7, the fallowing described 1*tids to wit: 069 ACEKS. All that tr>?ei of land oontaining five hun m? vm ?'>u miv^'uiuc uiurv or icfb, biiuate, and lying and beiog about five miles South-west of Union 0. II., on the Sardis io?d, bounded by Hods of K. V. Harris nnd T, J. Harris, Giles Woodson, Fa r Forest ereek, lands be'ooging >o the e-uate of William Humphries, lands of Margaret Humphries and others, being tbe lands formerly owned by Mary Young, together with ?the traot formerly owned by William Munro. TERMS OF SALE. Oue-tbird cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years, with interost from day of Bie. Purchaser to g:ve his bond and a mortgage rf the premises to secure the credit portion. C. M. PEAKfi, Master U. C. j Master's office. Un-oti, N>r. 13, Ibbl. Nor 20 47 4t. I The Stato of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNlpN. ?Pie is Elizabeth DeLoach Plaintifft \ agitititt A. A. Sarratt, Defendant. I TN obedience to an order made in tho X above stated oase, datel October 13, 1801, by His Honor, J, II. Hudson, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Courthouse door in tho town of Union, between the legal hours of sals, ou Monday, the 7th day of December, 1891, the following described property, to wit: 1,250 Acuks?in several parcels.- * All that certain plantation or tract of land, lying, being and situate in Umou County. State aforesaid, containing ooe thousand two hundred aod fifty (1,200) acres, more or Inan h<\ttn<l* ! am tK? M??'l? Wm *! ? 1 _ -1 ? <wra( WUHUVU va IUV nuitu Ujr UIO 1111U9 UI Mrs. A A. Sarratt and John J. Kcndrick, East by lands of lrvio Wood, South by l'scolet River, nnd West by lands of John Spears. The above tract will be sold in several P^rc*'8' the plat of whioh can be seen at the. Master's offioe, at Union C. II. TERMS OP SALE. One-third cash, tho balance on a credit of one. and two years, in equal installments, with interest frem the day of sale, tho purchaser to give bond aud a mortgage of the premises to secure the balanoe of the purchase money, C. If. PEAKE, M. U. C. Master's office Union, Nov. 14, 1891. Nov 20 47 3t The State of South Carolina. W COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Ploon ?,ml,ll? Lawrence W. Qarduer, F. ^ " M.ScheJl K. 1>. Macomson and A. N. Wood, dtftndanl*. IN obedieaco to an order wado in the *bovo ?|*ted case, by His Honor, J. H. . 18Ul, I will eell before tbe Courthouse door, | in the town of Union, on Monday, December 7, IbUl, between the legal hours of sale, the foliowiug described property, to wit : All that certain tract or parcel of land, - lyinfc> being and situate iu the County and State aforesaid, containing 800 Acuta, in two lots, bouude 1 on the North And West by Annie Smith's land and lands of C. C. Darin, on the K? River, and on the South by lands of J.N. Jeffenes and 0. It. Wright. Said land will be add in two separate parcels, a plat of which c?u be seen at the Master's office. TERMS OF SALE?CASH v O. H. FEAKE, Master U.C. Master's, office Union, Not*. 14, 1801: Not 20 47 8t The State of South Carolina P COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. L ?? ft';. against I Sarah E. Lyes, Defendant. , I N obedience to an order, made in the abor V . J. stated ease, by His Honor W. U. Wallac g Circuit Judge, dated March 17, 1888, II will sell before the Court House door in tl * town of Union, during the legal hours on Monday the 7th d?y of Decembei 1891, the following described properly wit i 100 ACBK8, MOBK OB LKSS. All that certain tract or parcel of land, 1 ing, beiog and situate in Union Count State aforesaid, containing 100 aores, more less, bounded by Tyger Kiver and the lan of P. Hamilton and others. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Caab, the ba'ance on a credit twelve months from day of sale, purchaa ' to give bond and a mortgage of the premie to secure the balanoe of the purchase mono C. II. PEAKE, M. U.C. "-' -ef " W. BALE OF LAND TO FOR] CLOSE MORTGAGE. BY Tlrturu of a power contained in Mortgage deed, dated Feb. .12, lb! Tefod signed by Marj Aon Qeneva Herv tad reo?>rded lo'lbe office of Ibe Register Messe Conre>Wnoe'fbr Union Count/, St of bouth Carolina, iu Book of Mortgages, No 9, pnge 116, on the 2Utb d*y of Mar 1887, we will sell by public auction to highest U lder, before the Court House do | alUnim, in Ute sa^d County and State, I the Srst Monday in December next, 18 ft ibe mortgaged promises described in s ' h^KtcegSdeed, U wit: '* ' cprfnii) pjfcce. pa- pel or true and being in Fish Dnut <?.' oor.ta ti e or bouu , \ Clpin Wii ; kill Pal nice on one I by ilie b..iid of go i f tho premi nt per annum 1 / . > j pore. U. HICK A CO. Mortgagee 11 ' * ' : >?. >1 , The State ot South Carolina. , COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. James H. Rodger, nn<l Lewis N. ltodger, Executors of the wi I, of John i.o Iger deceased, Plaintiff* ajahitt 1 A'mira E. Rodger. Mu>y Rodger F?nt, John 1 Rodger Fnnt, Rurnico Amanda Fnnt, ' James li. Fnnt, David Burns Fnnt, Louis | i'outlirone Fn-it, Mary Fant. ltolhwell ' Fnnt, Helen Font, J. Calhoun Ilunter, ns 1 I Administrator of estue of M. A. Sir tor. liloceaso*, the Uniou Building and Loan Uii" elation, and W. A. Nicholson, DtftnWKKhb. "T N obedience to an order ntade ib the ' JL nbovo stated case, by His Honor. ^ J. H. Hud-on. Circuit Judge, dated October ( 16, 181) 1, 1 wi 1 sell before tbe Courthouse < door nt Union, on Monday, tne scve-'th Jay j or December, 1801, pet ween the legal li urs of sale, the fit'owing described lots ami par eels of real ertntc, lying, being nnd situn'e ( in Union County, State aforesaid: j 1. One tract o!" land in Piiickuey township. , containing 129 ncrrs, mure or lc-a, bounded j by lHnds ? f Tlios. Morris mi l others. f 2. The It* n wick led, in the town of Union, t on Mouutnin strict, bounded by Mounmi-i ? street, Virgin su-ect, and lot of I. Q. McKiseick and others. 3. Lot iu town ofUnitn, on Grog street. " bounded by St. Angus ine cHurch nnd otlic s, containing h-.Jf nu acre more t-r less. f. liOi in ine town i>r Union, containing hix acres, bounded b> Souili street, lots of W. A. Nicholson, Amanda Whit lock, James Qrnntnnd others. r>th Lot ia town erf Union, known as the Carpenter lot, containing 2 acres, bounded bj Mill street, lots of estate or T. J. J ones end others. '% G. Lot in town, on Main street, known ns the "Green Front," b uudc I by lo s of W. McNeace, Mrs. A. Fant and others. 7. Lot in town on llnctn-lor srcct. known as the Lisery Stable Lot, bounded by lots of W. K. MoNeace, 1'. M. Cohen, estate of Henry Hardy and others. ' 8. Lot neir town, on l'inckney rend, containing about three ao.es, bounded by lands of .. 9. L ?t in town, corner Bachelor and Academy streets., known as the MoNally lot, bounded by lots of l\ M. Cohen and others. 10. Lot on Bachelor street, adjoining lot No. 9. 11. Lot in town, on Mill street, known hs the orchard lot, containing 5 acres, more or less, bounded by lot of N. P. Dunbar, nnd lots of estate of T. J. Jonc?. { 12. Oae tract of land lying about 1} miles West of the town of Uoion, on the Cross Keys road, bounded by lands of J. W. McLure, J. L. Young and others, known as Egypt. I 13. Store house and lot in town, known ] as the John Willard saloon. 14. Vacant lot on Main street, adjoining j the Union Hotel lot, lots of B. F, Foster aod others. 16. Tract of land in Santuo township, , known as Graham tract No. 1. containing 121 acres, tnore or less. 10, Tract of laDd in Santuo township, j known as Graham tract No. 2, containing > | 150 acres, more or less. , 17. 1 met of 1 ?nd in Santuc township, known as the Jeter tract, cootainiog one : hundred ond ono (101) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. A. Faui, estate of T. Berry Jeter and others. ! 18. Storehouse aud lot in the town of 1 Union, South side of Main Street, bounded ' by lot of S. M. lticc and lot of estate of John Rodger. 1?* ^ot 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 known as the Market lot, adjoining lots of John Rodger and Mrs. 8. J. Tiosley. 21. Tract of land in Bogansville township, containing 100 acres, inoro or less, bounded by lands ofSanford Wilburn, H. C, Lawson, , ? the Btoymeycr lot, containing about 1 acre, bounded by the Spartanburg Union and Columbia rai'road, and lots of John Ro-Jgor. 24. Lot iu town, known at the IlowarJ lot about 1 acre, bounded by Mill street, S. U. &. C. R. It., and lots of John llodgtr. 25. Lot in town on Mill btrcet, about 1 acre, bounded by the Howard lot. S. U. &. C. R. 11. and lots of John Rodger. 20. Lot in town on Mill street, known as the CLver lo', containing two an 1 ouchalf (2J) acres, bounded by the S. U. & C. R. R. and the Biogmeyer lot. 27. Lot in town on Mill s reet, coatai 'tug about one and one-half (1J) acres, bounded by 8. U. & C. R. R., lots of A. R. Siokcb aud John Rodger. 29. Lot in town on Bachelor stroet, about . /3\ ~' an Ml-O hniinded bV inree-quaricra ? ... . lot known as the Murphy lot, lots of J- C. j Hunter and Union hotel lot. . 80. Storehouse and lot on Main street, adjoining lots of W. T. Graham and Mrs. V. Coleman. 31. Lot in town, corner Bachelor and at. iwi un worm "bijc m mtt'.n street, known as the "burnt store" lot, bounded by lots of H. M. Grimball, Nannio Evans and Sharp street. 83. Tract of land, known as the O'Neal ' placo, containing seventy-nine (79) acres, e, more or less, bounded by lands of Qovan I Hancock, John Becknell, Daniel Gallman, >e es'ate of H. 8. Beaty and others. ut 84. Nine (9) lots of land in Bogtnaville J* township, known as lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4,5, (5, 7, 8 and 14, in the division of the West Springs tract, containing in the aggregate thirty-seven and fifty-two one-hundreds (87 52-100) aores bounded by lands of Benjamin West, E. A. Hopkins and Glenn ^ Springs road. 85. Tract of land in Bogans villo township, containing about fifty (50) acres, bounded by lands of Berry Lee, estate of Asa Smith of and others. ' * By further order of the Court, the premise! w numbered 4, 5, 9,10, 11, 24, 25 and 20, shall y- be offered for sale by the Master In separaU t parcels, as surveyed and platted by John K The several sub-divisions composing eacl ? of said lots shall be offered for sale separatelj J. *0(1 After *11 the sub-division composing eaci lot shall bo bid off by the highest bidders then the entire lot shall be offered for sale nd if the entire lot shell fetoh more at th * s tie tbao^ha aggregate of the sub-division were bid in at, then the purobaserat the eal e> > of the entiie lot sh dl be the purchaser, bu if the bids f<*r the separate aub-divia onashal we exceed tin bid for theontire lot, purchasei ?t the sale ? f the separate tub-divis ons sbal ?b? be the purchaser.*. ",e TERMS OF SALE. ior, on One-third cadi, the bn'ance in ode an 01 t*o y> ar< from day ofra'e, in equal inst* aj,j ments, with inter, st on each iustalnicut frot day of sale; the credit p rtiou to to seatrt t ot by do bond of purchaser and a nioit^age < lVil. the f randies, and an iusursnce poli-y ?pain . (Ire, on all buildings to be ass gued to tl Master. Purchase ra will have llie piiviiege io pt 1WI', all onsli, if tbejr desire, If perchnser* perot-ase more than one 1 or parcel of 1 in 1 they shall have the right having their perclin-e* ino'uded in one dee and and the credit p?rtof their purchases secu the ?<1 by one bond and mortgage) and they a Isev, to pay for papers. roni Many of the above tracts of lend will divided into lots, pitta of whloh can be se< in the Master's Office. 0. R. PEA RE, Master U. C. is. Msiter's Office, Nov. 14, 1891. 3t Nov. 20 47 8t, A BUSINESS CARD. To All my Friends anil Patrons, and all those who May hereafter Itecomo Hucli, (ireetlngs: Th:n is Jo inform yon Hint I have moved my hes<lqnar:eru fro n my o!d siimd oppo?ita tlie Knckoi 3 ore, down 10 Hie Puu'ar R ami, on the co'iu'r next t;? the Depot, where I. and .1. M. L'ttlejohn. vrho was known st Mr Bio's love as Lester." are keeping up Hi* lilUiJI'iS'f KIND OF A ItAL'KKT i'< a-lling ?\KOAIN GOODS ?f il'm?ni nil "kinds, in the line of Gencrd Merchandise, hi prices so low Hint ii will liake jou think they must have been "picked ip" ai a big fire sum-whs: e. We guarantor that if the prople of Union bounty will give us their patronage, we caw ind WILL sa-e them this reason, between [>3,000 and $*>,000, and of course that is a IMG saving to evoiy one who buys of us. Ilow can we mvo jon nil this money? IVhy simply because we buy our goods from muses who buy their g-ioJa cither -rotn I'awn Brokers or at Sheriff's Sales, where f course goods are sold for a mere song, iCDco'they are ro-o d t > us at very low prices, 10 that it eiinMiit us io se 1 thorn to our ensoners from 50 to 100 per cent bus than the iftme articl"s would cost yo elsewhere. "Seeing is believing." c >me and see for rourseif. Below ure a few sample prices of our ;oods : All wool Cuts at SI.75 worth ?3 to $5. " ' Punts at Hi.oO " S'2 to ?4. ? vjmo ill ui'Ui?, " ^1 IO ? ? Overcoats at $2 ? $4 to $6. Uooil Undershirts from 25cls up. ' Drawers " 2octs up. .* Handkerchief* " 4cts up. " Men's t*n?pcirders from lOrf* up. 1 " Women Shoes from 50cts up. Cedar Ducket* at 2>cts worth 40cts. Taper Duckets 2octs, woith 40cts. Good T?ng handle brooms from 14cls up. j Candies, Cracker#, Canned Good-*. Confectioneries of all Kinds 1EAVY GROCERIES, CROCKERY, TINWARE, ETC., ETC., ETC. Come nndjee us. and we will guarantee to dense you in every way. Respectfully, CHES BOMAR. Sep 11 37 3oi. FOR HAT.B, JOO ACRES VALUABLE LAND, Divided into Six Tracts WILL be sold, tbe 1st Monday in December next, at Uoion Court House, the lands belonging to tho estato of Tosiali Foster, deceased, situate on Pacolet River, Union County, known as his OLD HOME PLACE jontaining NINE HUNDRED ACRES. Said lands have been divided into SIX rnACTs. Plats of same can be ?ecn by calling at J. H. McKissick, Clerk ot Court's office, rhese lands will be sol 1 private y, if preferred, before llic above named date. TERMS OF SALE : One-half to he paid in cash, the balance on twelve months time; the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises for balance of payment, with interest from day of sa'e, at 7 per cent per annum. T. L. 11 AMES, Executor. Nov. 0 45 4t J. Beilensoii. ten (Successor to F. G. TREFZER.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer. UNION, S. . IF you want your Watch or Jewelry repaii ed in the most substantial and workmnr like manner, or wish to buy a reliable Watcl warranted to be a good time-keeper, or anj *v:? l?? ?Ko? ia iron oral IV to be found in Myre lunneuy occupn by Mr. Trefter, jnst above the Racket Stor and I will warrant satisfaction. J. BEILENSON. Executor's Notice. ALL person? holding claims against tl Estate of Amanda S. Love, decease will preseut the same properly proven to tl undersigned, at Webster P. O., S. C., or J. E. Webster, Att'y ot Lrw, ntGnffncyCit C., on or before the first day of Deeemb next, or bo forever barred. 0. W. WEBSTER, Ex't'r. Amanda S. Love, deceased. Nov. 13 40 4t* To Rent. RESIDENCE on Academy street, knoi as The Hill House. Terms reasoi ble. Apply to J. C. WALLACE or .?v*. wt -H. Tt a FF.ATHERBOXK Is mnrte from Knnnie Quills? nature's own toughest, and rtroni 11 elnstlo material. Best wearlnit whips m for ?Rc, ?Oc, Kl.OO, S?.?? St.ftO. All styles for BukkT, Cart, Tr SFIS} FEATHERBON J VOR SAJCiSI BY 1' FOSTER HILKIXS A CO (I Get. 0 41 ti -6 1-2 CENTS v For the next fifteen <lays 1 am oflVi ot ]f JUTE BAGGING re by tbe roll, frr 6} cents per yard, CA8H b. GROCKRIH 80 PROPORTIONATELY CHEAP. LAURENS G. YOUNG Not 20 47 ' M\ FURNI I am now jocuted in Nichols* especially lor my business, and j good honest goods at lower pric AH A TtOliLKH, I WI Chairs irorfr&gcJa-i?-^SM>;?-? Good hard wN(d beds, fitted in centre, and Bracket rail, for i Good lar ^Bureau, with 12x2 SOFT TOP MATTI Cornice poles, brass or wood t Nice Plush Parlor suits lor $3 Bed room suits from $1^.00 t My line in all departments is before heard of in this State. I AM OLOfc MY STOCK OF FANC1 CHAIRS, TABLES, AB PICTURES, FE and I invite a careful inspectioi assortment is broken. I !S FURNITURE Of Matresses, ] Feathers, < Carpets, _ ( Rugs, \ Matting, ] Pictures, J SASH, D00H SHINGLES, LUMBER I well not ba undersold by ai see me before you buy anything Not 20 Hoods m If you wan T\ i " -dootjs, ?noes Clothing- chea as we are g-oi] onr Business. "c-**OWNERS OF PREPARE FOR GINNI For lowest prices and BES' following supplies# viz: ' RUBBER BELTING, SUCTION HOSE, ' MACHINJ .T ~ % '"'IJ _ WHANO, PRESS K8" i Bnttier, Hemp af t A8PHALT IRON PAINT, (ff WRENO#^ B< . FOSTER w Jan 1 / m- EttSS BmBTh? pH^SSuyH^ - \ 'eu -^SSagiBBs > t i&jfi**'ado ^wnNmuHnraBBBSPE' ?nb Mg OMUTg ' - - *ra??r^.r ? EOB 8ALB BT ? F08TER WILKlBS A CI tf Oct 9 41 U \ Jf . TURE. en s large storeroom, fitted up im better prepared to furnish ;es than ev r before. LL QUOTE. A FEW. htilfr Pfttunt a1n> &2.00. 0 mirror, on rollers, $4.90. RESSES S2.00. rimmings, complete, 45cts. 5.00 o $75.00. complete, and at prices never 3IJNG OUT r GOODS, SUCK AS ITISTS MATERIALS, 1AMES, ETC., II of those goods before the * ALL KINDS. Frames jrlass aud Putty, Cornice Poles, Window shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, S, BLINDS, , LATHES, LIME. ay living man. Don't fail to in my line. T. E- BAILEY, 47 3m. 1ST g07 t Dry Goods , Hats and p, call on ns, ag to change .y r y MACHINERY, NG THE NEW CROP T GOODS, call on us for th LEATHER BELTING (Something New,) EBY OIL., OOKS BELT AWLS AN PE, COPPER RIVET) 1 Achfl?tnc PunHnrr 1 IlMUUkJIUU 1 UU11I11&, painting Engines and Presse 3LTS, ETC., ETC. ILKINS & CO 1 t SEWING MACHINE NOW is the time to buy a Sewing Mach for 1 o*n sell ycu one at any pr from five dollars for a rcond-hntid one, $18 for a new one, up to the finest grn< I sell the "WHURLER & WILS01 unmrrcTin ? .uTiMimth " <<N W1UUUI1V, HOME," "DAVIS," and other Mftoliioof PRICES AND TERMS TO SI THE TIMES. ) S. M. RICE, Jr., E. ' ' Sep 4 84 8 _ dry good: cl . sudan Winter is here now in dead earne biting col 1 you will want some wo clothes, a pair of Shoes, a Hat, Cap of Blankets, etc . and as von rannm I to pay a long time profit on what y< J see that it will pay you to come to NEW YORK for what you buy. We have 110 TI therefore can afford to sell much hn Strictly cash, quick sales, and one we do business. We buy our goods at about what other me.tchunt* We have just received a big lot ol ers, which we marked at and less tha a lot of sample Ilats, we have cut Full stock Brogan for 75 cents. Pant Jeans, 5 cents a yard, 011 uj 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. 01 ?i -i uuuu umuu ?<i wins iiyuru. Good Bleaching, 41 cents a yard. Ladies Hose (cotton and flannel) Men's ? Hose from 5cts up. Overshoes from 25 cents up. It will pay you to look througl need anything or not. Attentive salesmen will take through. KES HARE April 10 15 EXTRA INDU Beginning; with this week wo are offerit buyers. Why can we offer each inducements our stock is tbejgn"* * XnSJ^tfSCrWrtDF, only 20cts per yard.Good 1 Good Calico 3ci.i vard. j o?j " Good Bed Ticking l>c?s \*\A. J- dr>z Good Plaid H?ui<*|'<iu 4i cts yard. |Good . Guod Dress Gingham, "u y C cts yard.j These are only a lew of the numerous barg Do not wait but C"Uie fct once and get CLOT! is admired by all who have seen it, both for i MILLD Ladies, it* yon wish t.10 latest novelty in^T THE CITY OA the place where you will find a largo stocl give usa look before you buy. Wo will * i r March 20 12 NEW G s- AT HARD TIE Our buyer has just returned from the In a very large stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, Hoots, Shoes, etc., wl . prices. THE LAUHiS will do well to examine MILLINERY before making their pure! 9. in Union in these lines, ami wo are suro State. i?e -M?m v r-> i? ?i ~ /> a t%.T ic?, V W JL MM J le?r So far as our st nek of JlooiV hoes Nt>? our stock is up to >t* standard,V;' t peo KW shoe stock is almost uucqunlcd in per > guaranteed as low as uuy in the State. . AH showing, and we will sell you your goods. Thanking you for past lavo;*, aod hopin us in tho future, we ajo very RESPCI GRAIIAM Fcp 1 * WHAT A PURCHASER SAYS I OF T H K $1 9 50 DEM 0 REST ? SKWiNO MAGHINK. ? Union, 8. C., Not. 6lb. 1801. " Mntr?. Fotlrr, Wilkin* k Co., ' Gbnti.kmkn i 1 linve bun utriug ore ot your $10.60 DBVlOuEST Hewing Machine* fur nearly five jenrs, en I ithae given ? tire ] satisfaction in every particular. 1 s?w tn* heaviest Onssimercs end finest lawns iu i>. i I have used several of the h<gb pri< o n^- " JIT chines, and 1 would not exchange my l)emo- s rest for any other mako.' I oan cheerfully ? recommend it, especia ly for light running, n r 1 Very Respectfully, I * Mks. J. H. McKissick. m. Not 6 46 4t " " ->*. s, J t'-iix. I'TC >st, and to keep out the olen underwear, a suit of , Overshirt, Comfort, pair t, these hard times, aflord >u need, you will readily the RACKET ME LOSSES to make up ,ver than our competitors. i close profit is the way so that we can sell them tryr iriCirs. f sample Shirts am) Draw11 Jobber's cost. To close the price to one half. 0 to the very be.-t. from Gets a pair to 7Gets1 our stock, whether you pleasure in showing you SPECTFULLY, Y & BELK. 1 CEMENTS. ig extra inducements to CASH over our competitors '{ JJicturn __ i'elt Hats only #1.00 oaoh. ait of clothes, only #1.00 each. Buttons for only 3cts. >uda for only Sets pound. ;ains we ore prepared to give you. the first choice. Our stock ot i i n g lice fits and low prices. jery RIMMED HATS don't forget that SHSTORE c, at the lowest prions. Dou't forgo not be undersold by any one. * , RESPECTFULLY, W. MCLU JXHj, iig t." .' \ r* *' (Tod s r/w "HTT^ * ? w a a wr^ TA.A-L* forthorn markets where he purchased DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, aich wo have pot ou sule ut very low our 6toek of DRESS GOODS and iase8i as we o.irrv the largest stock our prices are as low us any in tb o r> ?HO KH. is concerned, we will simply say that pie in Union County know that our Carolina, Our prices this season are that we ask is lb at you give us a lair ?? that VOU will erilitii.iip to nntrnnin* 'FULLY, . & SPARKS. Money-' Money! Money! VK must have money, and hope lbose indebted to ue will cull and settle at nee, as we have large demands to meet and rill lit comnellml ioaollMt. PImii Imir> tKia u wind, and greatly oblige. YoursTru'y, GRAHAM & SPARKS. Nor IS 4b 4t. Dissolution of Partnership. ["kN acc< tint of rxpoil nl dissolution of Lr peitiitrstihip, we will 8^11 our entire took of Dry Goo id, Sho s and lists et cost. Inlet to commence on Monday 16th ins!., ind continue until the entire stock is dis* rosed of. TERMS CASH. IIARftV M. COHEN A BRO'S. Not. IS 46 4W \ ... % '*>