Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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M But Ne Beginnii the grov apartoi side of I the "Cit1 ? This Pr I And II I dare say, ne tunity to buy 4-1 ^ inert: is 110 qu v MARK MY Y the purchase < "Very desirable propert our handsome Court Houj my opinion will be worth ; within 5 years, than it is i "J. D. ARTHUR, Cash W Did Families who are now storii growth of our can what the "Ci grows so must th: at sale. Titles gr to out of the city Li I "The MO At 1 xt Mo ig at 12 ( inds), a li f the "Ra\ ilain Str< y of Opp operty I For Ai t Musi ver bef _>re in tl at auction su< lestion as to th< VXDRDS: Some of these lots. IAII JL M m M wnai ine Be ;y; being located so near se and Postoffice; and in at least 50 per cent more now." ier M. & P. Nt. Bank." You Know 1 have had to ve ig their furniti city, and we ? ty of Opportunitie; is property enhano laranteed, abstract; purchasers. Dee< I I Land p your nday, D'clock, I mited nui vis Proper jet, oppos ortunities "las Been n Imm iio Ke ^ tie history of Un :h valuable pro] e wonderful enhc ithing akin to sm Tl'o ^7 113 Up 1U yilU. 1C inkers of the City I "Unquestionably an oppor for a profitable investment." "M. A. MOORE, Cashier N [here Isn't a icate the dwellinj ire and boardin ire now in our i 5" will be in 3 to 5 y< e in value. Rememb 3 furnished free, no d a sii ^ a _ m- _ lis win ue uiaae iu k Mi 99 man 1 Ovw Febru will sell nber of *ty," situ ite the " (Union i Placet ed iat< gardl< \ don have the perty. This ] mcement in Vi all fr?rt.nnfts w .w I ? W A w A A. vy ^?/ ? ? >u can make it Think of the P tunity in my opinion ficholson B. & T. Co." Vacant Dw< *s because of g. This is e nfancy. Pict iars from now, an >er the date, be on harge for papers, ; White People ? r J j u 'n Pri iary 2ri at Auctio Lots, kno ate on the. Court Hot , S. C.) J in My li 5 Sale ;ssof P people had such property is so siti alue in the very ne ill be made by so , as easy as the oth 'reposition: "I consider the above propei able (available) lots in our city one would make no mistake in part of this property." R. P. MORGAN, Pres. Citizen tiling in Union' a transfer of tht ividence of the 1 ure in your min d remember if you pie; time. Terms will hf and railroad fare will ?nly. LY Inion, S --- - - - - % ice id n, (on wn as South tse, in lands rice \ an opporlated that ;ar future, me one in Ler fellow. *ty the most valu, and I believe any l purchasing some is National Bank." 9 i property IT S~\ r-* d 1 VV UliUCIllll d if you ase as Union ^announced be refunded f f i.e.