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RAILROADS.

"AMEYICA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NE!!W!! YORK CENTRAL
&
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
AL trains arrive and depart FROM
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. aud Forty second ST.. New-York.
Centre u Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE cITH'
Trains leave as foIiowsi
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
go ASany gs Gs0n d saisPs fSnSa
SARATOGA, LAKE s GKoKGE AND MoNrHIAL
9,2O A. nI.-Wagner drawing-room cars through. Due
Saratoga rs ,. M. Caldwell L. George, 4;o5 p. M
Montreal o rs p. IN.
NEw.YOKK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
BUFFET smoking and Library Dining rriyq:e Com Com,
eS ars Due Chicago 0 rs a. NJ next day.
CHiCAGO DAY EXPRESS. -,
1919 ssssS HaaTs train
does not run west Of Cleveland and Detroit
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
1870 p. M.-WaQner Yestbule Drawing.Esoom, Sleeping
buffet, smOns and Library, Dining and Cafe cars: Due
LOUIS Us Sn next day 10 essra iarS A
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
1sO t g ys6ro s9e S Bg't s0kns
next day. No extra fare.
SARATOGA LIMITED.
day july II, scfc:ftr Satsys oily during July and
August Due Saratoga go D. m
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
1880 r. Ml-Wagncr Drawing Room Cars. Due Albsnv
7:25, Troy ss, saratoga $40 p m runs through
TO Lake George saturdays.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
45o r. Mw 1 ysst1us Buffet pei,o RaClH 81 %
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
800 mwSgner ystb9 h,, Room sSe spnns
Falls 10 M, Cleveland 10 :S5 a. m. Detroit 10
E6SasS 90 aSp ISas ExrREss
$40 a; M; 70 Burlington due 100 a. m.' and TO Mon
'''f'NN'' Iat66fIoSbACk -fEGixLn
S due 81 m Niagara Fals 100 a. H. Gaytoa, 6@O
m. Alexandra Bay. ZOO a. HI. Paul Smiths
CISCIXSATI AND 1T. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 80 % f'iSaE 81
''0 " H. LIMITED PAST MAIL.
900 =. M-seepng.Car Passengers only carried on this
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
' s6ip ana I cos to Cape
GrIs 81 a. No. 80 ASD rs -
ses S JS S2 90 g. F. 81 FOR S ~
Esg G e 20 % . r. IL 80 A. NJ 2l5 $780, s;5''
AS as s 81 s b. So so &c. BS III 81
sARs&5tt Fl so Syo =? 70 &c. in 80 A. NJ IS 80
UTICA, AND sYRACUsE-:l7 80, 10, 10 90 10 80,
~ go 4. NJ, 1880 1850, 100. 7;So. 500. 91S'
RoCthiEiSSSrER AND -BUFEALo-sno. 10 90. 40 80.
iii 80 P NJ; also for Kochester 90 P. NJ.
NIAGHRA FAIIs~9;;l6. 1000 1880 A. NJ. i so.
ApqiRS0ybSSggK' MOI NTAIfNs AND MoNrREAr 70 20
CAFE VINCENT CLAYTOY, ALSO For ADIEoN;
PACK M0UyT4INNs 80 p n, 0GDE SS I3IH5
!91o A NJ, 40 p N; for oswego o1o, 1000.
AUBURS. a. GfENEvH AND CANAYDA1GUA-e1o.
10 200 10 80 a, NJ. 30. 100. 9;l6. u ~ p II.
PITTSFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERkSHiRE HILLS
(via Harlem Division
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars.
- so D. m. Plttslcd 10. North Adams 10 D.
NORFOLK AND THE LITCHFIELD HILLS.
10 so d. H. through car Norfolk, Conn. :32 D. m.
For tickets and space In Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station 3l3. 7o3, 3le Broadway II PARK
Place, SO West l25th-st, and l3cth.st station Ney
ford.avG E. D. BrOoklyn; 100 Hudson ST. Jersey CITY
hotels and residences through 10 destination
DAILY except Sunday. Other trains run daily
Above trains except those eay1ng at 10, 20 a NJ
40 215, 80 $50 1855 4:50, 4:55, and II 80
D. JOHN M TOUCEY, GEORGE H DANIELS.
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defining clearly the authors Views
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POCKET VOLUME OF TALES.
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ALBANY BOATS.

PEOPLES LINE.
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Oh
Pier Al y. r. foot Canal-.t at p n DALI l2uhuaSS
excepted also BROOKLYN, foot FultOn-st, va AN
mex boat ) D. m Direct connections TO Saratoga,
Lake George Adirondacls, Thousand Islands, sharon
Springs CoOperstown, K.ch1eld springs and Niagara
Fails SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER CONNECTS With
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN for SAlAIOGA
and LAKE GEORGE.
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Anttlon Sales.

GALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.-BENlClA
y ARSENAL, Benlcia. Cal, July g. 1S91.-Ihefe Will
hc offered at public auction, this Arsenal on WEDNES
nay AUGUST ), 1891, at 10 o'clock a. m, variety OF
lete and uncomfortable Ordnance Stores consisting OF
Leather Goods. Small Arms, Parts OF Small Arms soap
Miscellaneous Stores Catalogues giving guam
titles conditions etc, be had application 70 ths
Arsenal l.. ;. BABBITT, Lieutcnant-Coonel Ordnance
Deuarfuent U. S. A.. Commanding.
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gfachers

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCf
A Snnnles Professors, Teachers Tutors GovernosseA
a. 70 Colleges. schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs NJ. J. YoUNGFULION. 70 Union square.
A TUTORS Profe. soTs Teachers, GOvernesses OF al
A branches supplied to nnyersltes eOgss SGn0C
snokeo MIRIAM C0YRlERE. Room IA, $50 shave.
7, EST TEACHERS supplied for all b[enehe: ~ any
IL ocaty NO FEE for registration. Form for stlmp.
= " HUYssOON. American School Bureau. w: l4thss
:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEACHERS AGENCY:
- Oldest and best known in U. 8. Established looo'
~ 3 Fat l4th-st., ". Y.
,,,TTTopTY1 In the country Coaching for college en-.
/ trance examinations. Address A. EVERETT stone.
YaieJ, 1911 Broadway. At Richneld springs new
YORK after June 90
~ MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
II with teacher. teachers with positions -
II NJ HARRINGTON Prop. 80 Lafayette Pl., \. Y.
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West izd-st. az 5t0D a. m. 10 uIlulcs
earcf from loot Jay-st lor, Mlddle9wn, BOOmngburs
Manor Hancock Carbonate, scranton, Walton Delhi.
Sidney Norwich Edmeston Utica Rome, Oneida, oswego.
nor, = Chicago and points West.
g.i5 a. NJ stony Ford, Campbell Hall, Lakes No.
honk and Minnewaska, waikiki Valley stations. Middle
town Bloomingburg, Ellenville. Fallsburg' Hurley.
willie Liberty, White Lake.
3,15 D. H. Campbell Lake, Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
waska Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown Blooming.
Gurg Eilenvle Falsburg, Hurleyvlle, Liberty, White
Lake. Rockland ,-,,-,. ,,..-. ,,-,--...
Nance Rockland Walton. Sidney Norwich, Oneida o.
wego Rochester Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and West
ilIran secpers; reclining chair fce to Suspension
Bridge. -, ,,,,,,.,o p,..,...
Fll,nVille Fallsbur9 Liberty White Lake. Rockland
Daily al other trains daily except sunday ,o,,s.
toinor AZ 3S3 Broadway, New.York. J. Z. ANDERSON.
a. p A is Exchange Place NewYork.
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MORWiCHLlME
Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.
STEAMSHIP co.

The only direct line 10 Cottage City Mass and Port
land Maine Competing at Portland Nth a.! RAILROADS and
Springs White Mountains, Rockand Bangor Passport and
St. John. y. b. and all Eastern summer resorts. Steam
every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday at
from Pier 49, East River OF Market Street n Y.
Tor further information apply TO IIOIATIO HALL Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, q. Y

u.
w Co dessss, and lsays West t2%ss
the foot of Jay.st (New-YOr Hamilton London Detroit
and Chicago 10 m, % 10 D. M, IS 10 D. m: 81.
Louis. IS IS Is p m ISTontc. 10 100 a. M. t5S.
Siagar Fails 80 10 90 a M Is rs p M s rs D. m
lila and syracuse 80, 10 200 m, . l5 IS l5 b. m
ii SS a. m runs only TO Utcal Kingston. 3 80 rs,
p m. Sats and A66oony 2 80 Z rs 10 90 II rs
Vs. Point Cornwall, Newburgh, 3 30 7 rs, :25
10 90 9io15 il 1853 Il 10, az 90 80, IS i5
49, 80 3 - IL 10 p ~ and IL 90 a. M snd
cars Tor 4ufao Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Chicago
and - Louis all through trains. Saratoga Specials
III IS a. m a3 40 y. Parlor cars TO Saratoga and
Caldwell: Lake George; 81 IS a: m. 9croT car q.
KSatSrsSiii Hunter Hobart Bloomville. Grand Hotel
station and Phoenlca, 3 80 p11 100 II :35 as 4?
M Paror 20 BlOomytlle Grand Hotel and
hosnsa dor ss aad sleeping 20 ear to oo$e o.
40 a. m. Sundays only. NewPaltI, Lakes Mohonk
and OMinnewaska 80 q m 81 oO ~ :ss M ss;4s
n HOLIDAY special So%dpy only GG,,, sIpSa M io g,
SS1viiie Cairo aud Mountain House station, 7 rs.
III :S5 a. M. a3 PsrlSS cars 70 Cs:skIl Cats.
serpng cars to Phoenicia and Bloomvle. DAILY.
Daly except Saturday. All other trains daily except
sunday. : Leaves Brooklyn, VIA Brooklyn Annex,
40 90, 40 80 a. M. az 100 p. m Jersey Cy r. X r.
station go 40 gu 20 M az rs D. m GGs GeseSs
information Apply Offices: BROOKLYN 1913 Westinghouse,
726 Fulton.st Annex office foot Of Fulton.s York
CITY Nos. 81. 1868, ,7s5 9i2 Broadway lsS Bowery.
c. Il. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent D Vanderbilt
~
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5nsirI.!lon
Miscellaneous.

r., iKcUIAl.S schools. both sexes city and country
1 snHrIed with careful advice ~ parents. MILAN
COYEiERE, Room Ia, 100 5th-ave --
~ ALE GRADUATE. experienced instructor highest rei
.ncrs wishes form select class or sInal pIl'uNe
srbool within two hours Of New-York City. address
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WORCESTER ACADEMY.-jsth year. Thoi0uoh prep.
w araton or college or scientific school admirable new
buildings complete Laboratories, superb gymnasium
ample campus; general athletic grounds; cndcr track
d. w. ABERCROMBIE, a. NJ. Prin., Worcester. Mass.
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NEW-yOWK STEAMSHIP COMPANY

From Pier 40. East River GoOt OF Pfke.st.).
For Yarmouth ~ s., Eastport Me. aud st. John,
n b. with all connections for interior points. Elegant
passenger accommodations. superior table. No rehand
Ing freight. n. l.. NEWCOMB, Genl Mgr, SO Broad
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classical AND HOME INSTITUTE.
L Povghkecp,ie y Y For Young Ladies ar
Children Graduating course or stude> selected.
SARAH V. IL. UTLER
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THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. -BolrdnS
and Day School for Girls. 41st Sent. "a. Ad
dress. FOR circulars. 13SI40 Monaguest Brooklyn. ~
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For Young Ladies-Country.

DETHIEHFN PENN.-BiSIIOPTHORP Boaid
ID Ing and Day school tor Girls. Preparatory and
full Academic Course. Pupils prepared for college
Twenty-fourth year. +. L. WALSH, Principal.
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To Teachers.

TNIIE Examination for Applicants TO teach
Il in the Public Free Schools Of this County
will take pl,ce OH Friday, the 2nd lay in
Oct,ncr. Al! Applicants are requested 10
attend. especially those who did not make
1st. Grade.
Wh te ladies will be examined at Nichol-
sons Hall, under the supervision Of Rev. NJ
Is. Kelly. The white males aud colorcd
males and female applicants will be exam
ined at the Court House under the School
Commissioner AMI Mr.. c. III. Pcnke.
II is very impro wing To- teachers TO attend
ha'ceHaminations, even if they are exempt
Hpd We hope to have a large attendance.
We hope also, on that day, to organize a
teachers County institute. and teachers are
respectfully asked to be present.
Remember, the examination will begin
promptly at ] o'clock at the Court House
And Nieholson's Hall on the frs. Friday III
Qctobar next.
J. /. WALKER, } County Board
u, ii. PEAKE, OF
NJ B. KELLY, Examiners,
Sept 4 l8 a.
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TAX RoIicE.

T WILL OPEN THE TAX BOOKS IN NJ
L ONCE at Uoiou c. H., s. c.. on the 18th
day VI October, 1891, f,r the e,liecti IN OF
the taxes for The fiscal year eammspciug
November 1t, 1890. and will remain there
until tho 23rd dy OF Oct. 1891. amer which
time W Il be at tho following named places
for the cole, Ii 'u Of taxes, ct the time desig-
mated below:
Union. C. H., Thursday. os.. 10th to the
,,srd.
we., Springs, Friday forsao,n, Osi. 2srd.
.s.S,-ssrs,1ss-frsssSyAF AFisraespyDssz xRra 81
0psbs' SAtnrdsy fsrenooA, Os&. 21sA.
Cc's- Bluff. Mand,y afternoon. Oct. 26 h.
Or" Keys, Tu, sdsy, Oc'. 9th.
Mi-'c,'s stnc, Wednesday forenoon. Oct.
2Sth
Goshen IIin. Thursday forenoon, Oct,
29tb,
Fish Dam, Friday, Oct. 80th.
S,ntuc. "a url lay, until p. m, Oct. 3lst.
U"ion C. H., from Monday, Nov. 2nd, uu.
I'll the 9Th.
Mt. Tabor. Monday. Nov. 9th.
Krlton, Tue day, NVe'nber 10th. aud
Wednesday, FIR No III, Nv. llth.
Gowjeys'ille, Thursday forenoon, Nov.
18th.
Hendricks Store, Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 10Th
Wiiknsvil e, F'iday, Nov. 18th, and SAT-
urday, Nov. l4th.
Draytonvi le, Monday, Nov. 10th.
Tiuber ri Ige, Tuesday forenoon, Nov.
18th.
Asbury, Tue'day af erno n, Nov. 18th,
and Wednesday f,renron, Nov 18th.
Jonssvi.le. Thurs lay and Friday, Nov.
10th aud Goth
Union C. H.. on anI after the 23rd OF
ais MI y cltliA AAiA Rasa0 ssSssy-s7ss-vr
treuty-one (2iJ and fifty, tJ0) years, ex-
cept those incapable Of earning support
from being maine !, or otherw .se ply ysically
disabled, shall be deeuel taxable poils.
Persons who wish to pay tax on property
in different Townships WI please SO state
when they coms t, pay AMI thereby save
t;ouble.
TAN LEVY.
sta'e purposes..,.......... ..,.00mills.
Ordinary County.................00
Past Ind, ,btc iuoss
Interest on Rail Road Bon ls...00 :"
Retiring " "......00
School Coustitutiona! TX 100
Total Levy for all purposes 400 "
Local School Tax for the town of
union ........... .................Oo -
j. b. I. TCOTT,
c un'y Treasurer.
Sept, 25 80 g..
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Sale of Factory stock.

nN Monday October 18th. 1891, at 12
~ o'clock NJ, before the Court House door
Union IN tho County of Union, State of
South Carolina, we will sell Mt public .r..
ton 10 the highest bidder, eighty (SO) shares
OF tue capital stock of the Dunavant Mann.
featuring Company, Of Morganton, N. c
said. sad SHARES 9f stqHk- nil, he ,eid.---..-sr
ueots ofD q. Miller aud s. ID. Dunsvant to
us, secured by pledge Of sail shares.
Terms-CASH.
L.. t' YOUNG. L. C. DUNCAN,
O. a. II: rAKHAM, F. Nj. FARR.
g. y; hUNIER, Merchants & Planters
., NJ. niCE Jr:, +. U. National Bank OF
w. ~. bEnLEf, Union 8. c..
per GEORGE MUNRO.
Cashier.
Union S. c., SEPT. 20 1891.
Sclt. 25 80 Q,
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hnoo, os runsnr~ ~ sn~ruc- a--.--
Dl virtue of an execution to me directed =,
~ | will stli to the highest bidder at Pub.
lie Auction within the legal hours Of sale, at
Santuc. Union County, s. c., on Tuesday,
the sixth dey oc October, ono Dio5oid Safe
Levied on, and to be sold as the property
OIL. ID. O'Bryant, at the suit Of James Il.
Wylie. Terms-Cash.
J. G. LONG, s. U. C,
Sep. 18 80 81
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TO THE ROAD OVERSEERS.

OFFICE QY C0pXTt COMMISSIONERS
USIoN COUNTY,
UNION, 8. c. SEPTEMBER 8rH, 1891.
HNHE Eosrd of County Commissioners beg
J. leave to remind all Road Oyerseers that
prompt returns must he made to the Clerk
of this Board, on or before the 18th inst, Of
The condition Of their roads, the number Of
hands worked on each section, the distance
Of the sections, end the number Of days works
cd during the year.
These Reports must be made in writing
over the signature Of the ovcrseers.
WM. GALLMAN,
J. A. CHAMBERS,
l. Nj. MOBLEY,
County Commissioners
CHARLES Bolt,
Clerk Of Board.
Sop II" 81 2t
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Notice Of Final Discharge.

Notice Of Final Discharge.
DY permission Of Hon. j. NJ. Gee, Judge
- of Probate, for Union County, will On
the 2S,h day Of September, 1901, make my
final return, and apply for letters dsmissory
IS the Administrator Of the estate Of Frances
NJ. Mcintyre, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate will
make immediate payment, and all persons
holding Gains against said estate must
present them properly attested on or before
that day, or they will be forever barred
9: g. STOKES,
Administrators.
Sep IL 81 Al.
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A BUSINESS CARD.
TO all my Frlcndaand Patrons and all
these who May hereafter Become
Such iEreetings:

Such Greetings;
my head guar ers % IN my old samI oppo-
site the Racket ore, d ,wn 10 the l'un ar
Sand, on the corner next t. the ID pot,
where l. aud j. NJ. Littleiohn. who VA,
known Mt Mr.. Rice's store n. .i sier" ar.
keeping up th4 BIGGEST KIND OF A
-RRttA,G -Rtt,fss Az EE El in syling BAKG Mn GOODS #
MERCHANDISE, It price. So Tow TSar n lS,-ssh y n
make you think they must have been .'picked
up" at n big fire s"m.whe.e.
We guarantee that if the people of Union
County will give us their patronage, we eau
nnI Will sn-e tnem this seas II, be:weou
So 900 and $1,000, and Of course that is n
BIG saving to every one who buys Of us
How can we save you nll ,i, mot ey !?
Why simply because We buy "uy goods from
houses who buy their gools either from
Pawn BROKERS' or at Sheritfs Sales, where
Of course goods are sold foe mere song,
hencethey are rcso'd to us at very low prices,
so that it enables us.io sell them to our Gus
toners from so to 100 per cent less than the
same articles wcald cost you elsewhere.
Seeing is believing" conc and SEQ for
yourself.
Below ars q few sample prices of our
goods;
- Pants at ST. so 81 to 81
" " Vests at 60cis, " 81 to 81.
Overcoats at 81 9. 81 10 Sc.
Good Undershirts from 25cts up.
Drawers T." 25cts up.
Handkefchiefs Acts up.
Mems Suspenders from 10cts up.
Women Shoes from 60cts up.
Cedar Buckets at 25cts worth 40ct..
Paper Buckets 25cts, worth 40cts.
Good long handle brooms from l4cts up.
Candies, Crackers, Canned Goods.
Confectioneries Of all Kindsi
HEAVY GROCERIES; cBocKEkt. TIN
WAKE, tt,. RTG., ETC.
Come and ee US. and we will guarantee to
please you in every way.
Respectfully,
CHES BOMAR.
Sep IL 81 3m,
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Notice to Bridge Builders

UNION COUNTY,
UNION, S. c., SEPT. 8rm, 1891.
"I.L bo let to the lowest responsible
w bidder, on Friday the 25'h, inst. the
building Of a Bridge across a Cut made by
the 3C's Rail Road Company, about IA miles
from Inc Deuty Bridge, OIL the Cold Well
Road.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited
on the place and day of the letting.
The Board Of County Commissioners re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids
WM NJ. GALLNTAN,
J. 4. CHAMhEhS,
/. NJ. M0BLEY,
County Commissioners.
CHARLES Bolt, Clerk Of Board.
Sep IL 81 Ct
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The Last Call.

A LII parties indebted to J. G. Rice & Co.,
~ OF Carlisle, s. c., must make settlement
by Nov. lst. next, or they will be sued for
judgement, for we must have money NOW.
Very Respectfully
]; G. RICE g. co.
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The State Of South Caroiina.

COUNTY, OF UNION
By JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ.,, Probate Judge.
~ HEREAS, r. NJ. McDermid has made
W suit to me to grant him Letters Of
Administration on tho Estate of AMI effects
Of Marion Il. McDermid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
cf the snd Marion &. MGperlDid, deceased,
ihst, ,ihey he ana appear before me, in The
Ehu-t Of Probate: to be held a. Union G. H.,
South Csrofhs on the 9th day of October
ne1t, after publication hereof. at | | O. clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, it any they
hava, aLy ihe said sdMiuistrstton should
not he grarted.
Given under my hand aud seal this llth
day of September, Ammo Domni, 1891.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Published on the 18th day Of September,
lo3 IN the UNION TINES.
Sep l8 BY 2t"
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GUARASrExp CusE P,R L, Gatrrx We
authorize our advert sed druggist TO sell y
Gr. Kins's New Discovery for Consmp.ion,
Coughs ana Colds upon this condi,ion II
you ere afflicted with La Grippe and vii
ase this remedy according 90 di eet;ons, Civ
ing il fsi- al, aud experience no benefit
yol may r,turn the bottle and have ysur
msuet refunded. We make sAs- - .v-
cause Of the wonderful success OF Dr. King s
New Discovery during last se.s,n's epid.mic.
Have heard Of no care In which Il failed
ny IL. Tri.l botilss free as b. y. Posey',
Drug Store. Large sise 60u- and $l.00.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
FOR OCTOBER, 1891.

DY virtue of an execution TO me dircsted
ID will sell to the highest bidder, al
Public Auction, within the legal bou:s o.
sac at Union Court House, on Monday the
fifth (5) of October, A. d. 1891, the follow
ing described property, to wit:
All that tract or rsrcel of Land, situate
lying and being in Bogansville and Union
iownships, in tho County of Union, South
Carolina, and known as the Robert Macbeth
tract of L'nd. containing Eleven hundred
and tlirty-six acres, more or less, and
bQnLded by Lan's Of Gordsn Williams,
SANFORD Wilturn, l.. r. Smith, Joseph Sac
dcrs, estate Of John Sims, deceased, Murphy
Mill tract, and others. Levied on and to be
sold as the property Of Robert Macbeth, a
the suit Of Samuel Beatty aud others
Terms-CASH.
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Ii st Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Sept 25tb., 1891.
Miss Maggie Camp Mrs Sophia Right
Mrs. E Davis MIR w A Sarior
Miss Emma Gault ID Steward
Klein NJ + Smith
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised. and will be required
TO Pay one cent for their delivery
j. Z. HUNTER, =. NJ.