Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r 1 " ? Sad Disaster ox tiik Am-Like Railroad.? The disaster that occurred on the Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line Railway on Friday night resulted in a general "smash up" of tho engine 1 and considerable dnniage to the train. The eu gineer, Thomas 1'. Smith, by his heroic attenSJflfiC Hon to his duty, saved the lives of others, , while by it he sacrificed his own. The train whennearthe topof South Fork grade, four miles * east of Qastonia, ran into a "wash-out," which could be seen at but a short distance, which fact rendered the accident unavoidable.?Spartan. ? J as. Anderson, Superintendent of S. & U, RailroadJias entered into an arrangement with Uaines ana Yingling to furnish settlers tickets at quite a reduced rate to nil points nlong his road. These through tickets for sellers can be purchased in New York, %t No. 0 Astor House, to Alston or Tryon, iwud other points?aWng the S. &. A."Railroad, via Spartanburg. ? ? Maiuktta, Ga., March 22, 1870. ? Metsr*. Jiradfield ?J" Co.?Gentlemen :?We send you two certificates from perfectly reliable persons? would have sent them before, but waited to sec if the cure would prove pesinancnt. " JVm. RtH)T & SDNS, , Druggists. Fer sale by all druggists, and by A. IK WIN k "Co., Union. # Nov 28 45 4t < ?- safe a J Union, Nov. 20.?'Thct.'otton Market hiut tx-en a fleeted by the unsettled weather. 360 bales were sold, at prices from % @ 10%?cash. Columbia, Not. 27.?Cotton Arm?middling 10%; @ 10U;ssleal47. CUARLltsTON, Nov. 27.?Cotton quiet?middling 10%; <a> 10 19-16; net receipts 2,634; tales 1,2U0. Nrw York, Nov, 27?Cotton quiet and steady; uplands 11 5-16: Orleans; 117-16. Consolidated receipts, 90,373. Gold, firm, at 1.02%. Livkrpooi., Nov. 27?Cotton steady middling uplands * 6 7-16; uilddlinc Orleans CM: sales 10.000: racelnts 13 - ?80u; American 'J,900. Futures 1-32 cheaper. MAliKIKl). .LYLE8?WILLEY.?Married, on the 21et., al tire residence of Dr. 8. S. hinder, bj Iter. Perry, Mr. A. C. Lylks, of Feasterville, Fairfield Co., to Mrs. J. L. Willky, of this County. PRINCE?BRIGGS.?Married, on the 22d, at tire residenee of W. K. Briggs, byC. D. Bobo, Esq., Mm. Riiktt Pkinck to Miss Alios Briogs, ail of Union Couniy. ? " Notice. I WILL offer frfr Sale, otf tlio IsT MMttp IB" Doceuber next, One mule and a two Horse Waggon, if not sold before that time. Terms Cash. T. J. GREER. Not 30 37 4ir LAND FOR SALE.* rWILL offer for sale before the Court House Door in llllion fin sauilow in 1 laaamKA. aiext, my truot of land in Cross Keys tuwn^^' containing llir/e hundred and oncacros, MP or lass, bounded by lands at' Mrs. Mary Gist, W. (J. W. Goings, John K. Minier, and EsUfte of Was. S. Bobo. Said land will be sold free of all incumbrances. TERMS OF SALS. One-third cash, balance in one year, with bond and sureties, and a mortgage of the premises. 1KA L. liOliO. November 20 1877. 07 It. ^ ^ Cow Peas WaDted. Afr> K will buy any quantity of Cow Peas, yy _ it. F. KAWL8 & Nov 23 40 MB GIN WAMTEDP^E^ ANY* one having a 50 or 00 sa-s^j^^Hftd wishing to exchange it for a 40 sn\^!or^ Gia, nearly now and in perfect condition, will please apply at the Ottice of "Uiybjt Times." <r Nov 23 40 j 2t * SPECIAL NOTICE. \ LL persons uwina us are Cordiullv inTiled J JA. to call And settle, as the lime for payment ] is at hand. Pleas* take Notice And govern yourselves accordingly. Sl'EARS & COLTON. Not. 16 45 8t * ~TV O T X O ~ ALL Persons indebted to Foster & Wilk ins, either by Note or account, are requested to Settle the autnc by tlic 1st of Junuary next. Wo are compelled to make collections, and do not wish to resort to harsh means, therefore we call tipon ihose indebted to pay up. Highest prices paid for Cotton in settlement of Notes or Accounts, by FOSTER & W1LKI.NS. Not 28 46 ' tf A Call For Settlements. ALL persons indebted to the firm of W. R. Briggs & Co., are hereby notified that they must make settlements by the 1st day of Jonuary next. Also, all persens having claims against the company are requested to present them by that date. Mr. Thos. Tinsley is our authorized Agent to make settlements. W. U. .111110US & Co. , Nov 23 4b 4t DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOB HALE, A DESIRABLE Residence in the town of Union, will be sold on easy terms. For particulars apply at this Office. Nov 30 47 4t QAW A IT H i<T ~ O OM rmT ; ?or THI? VA1WT OTTATTT ATI fUTTTN A AXI juua/aju oaiFvv \jr x jo.su auxi. 1IIIJLIARD A HUNTTING'B GREAT PAOIPIO O o 1*1 bin a t i o 11 , WILL EXHIBIT AT UNION C. II., December 3, 1877. :o: Nlm Annie Worlmid, In her During and Graceful PerformanceAipon the Corde voluntc. Her most marvelous and daring acts have electrified the continent ef Europe, and in every City in which she has appeared. Possessing all the attractions^ farm, features and youth, she adds an intrepidity te the performance that is astonishing and marvel OUB. Mr. ltoberi Hunting, Jesler, Conversationalist and Clown, modest, but brilliant, wit and repartee without vulgarity, satirical without offense. A veritable genius in the tented Temple of Momus. Mr. M. M. Milliard, With his highly trained Arnbian steed, 'WHITE HAWK." Charles Taylor, The California Wonder, surnamcd the mas of many forms. "Astonishing!" "Can he be human?" are exclamations that come from the audience as he performs his almost Incredible feats. i'rice of Admission, BO centft, UkUdasn under 9 year*. 5*5 eeirta. K*v 36 47 It I , > S4LE OF DELINQUENT LANDS. UNION TOWNSHIP. Burgee, H. II 70 acres, Beluc, M. A., anil E. Woodson 100 " Clark, Mrs. B. A 40 " Hill, Miss Margaret 590acres. James, Mr*. M. A. F ....1 House and Lot. I.emaster, IV T 1 Ileuse and 2 Lots. Long, M. C 6 acres. Prince, Young 14 " Thomson, A. l.awson 280 acres. * Faucett, Est. Win 1 House and Let. * Hart, Mrs. Kuth 37 acres. * Hart, Jolin T? 12 ? SANTltC. Gilliam, W. T 489 acres. Gregory, Peggy 106 " Gregory, Jared 50 " Hughes, J. W 247 " Jeter, Mrs. L. C 620 " Jeter, Mrs. II. C 540 " PISH DAM. Hill, G. W 2800 acres. Ilollingsworth, J. P 236 " PINCKNEY. Adams, Martha 1 acre. Gault, H. 0 74 Page, Mrs. Pauline 70 " * LiDsev. RicleerHoa 200 ?' 144 JUNKS VILLI. ""* Fowler, Mrs. Elizabeth 60 acres. * Nowell, Mrs. M. B 132 ?? aOltDKYS VILLI. Patrick, Est. John 104 acres. Smith, A. Frank 390 ' Webster, Mrs. A. 8 1260 " * Fowler, Est. Sophia 30 ?' 1>II A YTONSVI I.LI. Carpenter, Mrs. M. C 180 " Goudelock, Mrs. II. B 110 " Holmes, Mrs. Mary 52 " Pryer, S 1^*.% 183 " Tsnch & Dawkina 1900 " DOO ANSVILLI. Belue, Thomas 83 acres. Brown, W. L 05 " Jones, Pea & Co., 170 " Montgomery, Est. J. W : " Stunner, Sum 80 " West, 8. L 96 " punas KEYS. Bobo, W. F ~ :.122Veres.* Burney>Nancy and Paulina 190 ' Sdwards, Est. M. A 16 < arrett, E. A 218 " Sims, Lawney 1G0 " ( osiikn hill. Chaplain, Mrs. M 100 acres. Chick, R. S ? 470 ? tfhick, P. W 400 ? Mayfiin, A. G 440 " Turaer, J. L. and J. M 110 " L*^W. D., Guardian 308 ? Ntflce is hereby given, that (he whole of the several parcels, lots and parts of lois of real estate described in the preceding list, or so mueh thereof as will be necessary to pay taxes, penallies and assessments charged thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer of Union County, South Carolina, at his office in said County, on the first Monday of December, A. D. 1877, unless said taxes, assessments and penalties be paid before that time; and such sale will be continued, r'l'~ ?d nareels, lets and parts of lots of real estats shall be sold er offered for sulc. Office of Couaty Auditor Union S. C. Not. 21 1877. D. JOHNSON, Auditor. < Nor. 23 4(? 2t NE\V GOODSi , CONTIMALLY ARRIVING ?AT? FOSTER & WILKINS' \X7E are endeavoring to keep un our Stock yy in all departments, and will guarantee prices as low ay the lowest. Call and see before purchasing. Nov 23 46 _ tf SHERIFF'S-SALE. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION, In the Cpurt of Probate. M. C. Kaslcrs, by her Guardian, Order for sale ? w, '*?' [ of Land ira L>. uoyo ang ojners. ) lor Partition. PURSUANT to an order from the Hon. Joseph F Gist, Probut Jud^e, ofUnion County, I will sell before Union Cdtart House door, on Ihe first Monday in December next, within the legal hours ef Sheriff's sales, one tract of land belonging to the folate of William Bobo, deceased, containing one hundred aeries, more or less, looated in Cross Keys Township, County of Union, bounded bj lands of John ft. Mister, Isaac Murphy,Jra L. Bobo au^ others. TEEMS OF SALE. One-half of thWerchas# money to be paid in cash, the balandTon a credit ef one year, with interest from day of sale; purchaser to giro bond and a mortgage to the Probate Judge, to secure the balance of the purchase money, and pay Sheriff" for titles. R. MACBETH, R. U/Cj. , Vnv.mKo. ft 1077 AK. * . ? Sw *d *w,w'"VVi w* ' ",T r I fc VM-AI T^ienlin vara . BY permission ef (he Hon. Jos. F. Glst^udge of Probate for Uuion County, I eflll, <nf th^ 1 10th day of Detember next, make my final return and settlement as administrator dt boni* non of the Estate of W. S. Humphries, deceased; and at the same time I will apply for letters of dismissal as Administrator as aforesaid. All netsxyis having demands against snid Estate will ptftseht tfTera for payinenten or before the day abt>re mentioned of they will be Carere? barred. Union Court House, Nor. 10th, 18T7. M. M. HUMPHRIES. Not. \r, 46 4t "V , . fINAL XOTICE. ALL porsoqp indehH^So ?s by note or ac count, must settle by the 1st of Janyar> next.- After that date we will put our elaims into the hands of an Attorney to collect without respect to porsons. J. T. HILL & CO. uct r.t ?i ii pioneer Paper MamiJhctarlng Company. MANUFACTURERS <dfc*bok, New* and j wrapping PAPER. John W Nicholson, Agent, Athens, Ga. Por sample of News, see this sheet. Not 22 45 tf Dress Goods 1 Dress Goods !! STANDARD Prints from 6J to 8Jc per yard. iO Alpaeoas, Poplins, Cashmeres, &o., &c., in the latest styles, at very lew prices; with Fringes, Galoons and Silks to trim. RICE, McLURE & CO. Oct 12 ___ f%40 tf More New ^Groceries. HAVING sold out one lot of Cheap Groceries, I am now recemng daily new supplies, fully as cheap and good. 8. W. rORTRK. i N6t 28 IB <f !S&'' ' a?<Ml? !? Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. Robert F. Ray and wife, and others r*. WilflaJl F. Harnett ami wife, nnd others. . PURSUANT to nit order from the lion. Joseph F. Gist, Probata Judge of Union County, I will sell before Union Court House door, en the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the Uenl Kstato of William Sparks, deceased, consisting of two tracts of land, nnd will be sold separately, to wit: Tract, No. 1, Known as the Residence of William Sparks, located in the County of Union in State aforesaid, Containing one hundred acres, More or less, boundsd by lands of Joshua Willhurn, Jason Boatman, H. IJ. Briggs and others. Tract No, 2. All that tract of land located in the County of Union and State aforesaid, containing one hundred a d thirty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of William B Bailey, Kliphus Smith, Jessie Ilolcomb and Tyger Hirer. TKRMS OF S\LK. Ojie third 4S the purCR4V4tfneJ 10 ta paid in cash, the balance o? a Crcoit of ona and t wo vp# tw *r>??ai xcr 1? ?stalmenls, with interest from the day oi Sale; the purchaser to give Bond and a Mortgage of the premises tot he l'robatc Judge, to secure the balance of the purchase money, and pay Sheriff for titles. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. November 8th 1877. 45 8t Sheriff' s Sale. * The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common Pleas. Elizabeth M. Rice, 1 Judgment to r? > Foreclose a George W. 11 ill. ) Mortgage. BY virtue of an order from Hon. L. C. Xorthrop, Judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of South Carolina, to me ^directed, 1 will sell before Union Court House d,eor. on the first Monday in December nest, "within the legal heurs of Shei ill's sales, all that I tract of land described i^tlu, complaint irt'lhis action, belonging, to'ticorgc IT. Hill, located in Union County, coutnining five hundred acres, more or less, bounded North by lands of Mrs. Stokes and James T. Joter, Hast and South hy lands of George \T. Hill, and West by lauds of J. H. Sartor, now lands of James W. Sartor, said lands kuown as the Jack Johns place. Sold to foreclose a mortgage of Eliziheth M. Rice and others against George W. Hill, el al. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cash,.balance on a credit of one year, with interest f rom day of sale; the purchaser to give bond and a mort?ge of the premises to secure the balanc# ef e purchase money, and pay for papers. It. MACBETH, S. U. C. November 8 1877 45 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNt'ON. In the?Court of Probate. K. N. fi. Fowler, Julius Fowler, 1 n\,' riJSi by theie guardian, |' -- - 1 vrurj u. uoing, .Mnry doing | anil Jacob doing. ] yP,,*on* . BY Order from llie Hon. Joseph I? Gist* 1'ro-j ba(a Judge of L'nion County, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, within thelegnl hours of Sheriff's Sales, for Partition among the Children' of Ebcnezer Fowler, deceased, te wit: One tract of land located in Piatknsy Township in Union County, on the Jdftesville and Pinckncy Ferry road, bounded by lauds of D. D. doing, the Estate of AquflQa Dently, lloberl Lawson, Alphred dault, andjTamoJ^ Alman and others. Containing two hundred and sixteen nctes, mors or less, Convsyed?by D. It. Gall man to W. J. Keennn, as trustee fee Miriam Foster. TERMS OF SALE. Oue-^hird of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance en a credit of one and two years, with interest from the day of Sals: thepurchaser to'give Uowd- *nd a Vprtfsgatf J)*?ioia<s to th^ Probate Judge, to secure the balance of chase money, and to pay Sheriff for-tJ||e0. | K. MAl'ISETIIfWU. C. I November 8 1877. 45 y 3t Sheriff's Saie.Jf The State of South fhwolinft. COUNTY OF UN Wig. In the Court of Common Pleas. Philip Dunn Against Margaret A\ P. James, Administratrix, el al. I^UltSUANT to an order from Hon. T. J. MackX' ey, PreafcATng Judge ai I lie Court of Common Pleas for Union County, for October Term, 1877, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, within the logal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the House aud ^qt located in the Town of Union, described in the Complaint in this action, being the former residence of W, W. James and now occupied by JJooker Street, South by I. ft. ^lclvissIclt'rf'loT,' Wtet b'^ito&ntain Street, nnd North by O. B. II. Orahaui's lot, en the fallowing terms, to wit: % One-half Cash, the balance on n credit of one year, with iutercst from the day of sale; the purchaser to give bond and a Mortgage of the premises, to seeuro the balance of the purchase money, and to pay for titles. 11. MACBETH, S. U. C. November 8lh, 1877. 4o 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. [ James W. Vinson Order for v?. Sale for William J. Vinson and others. Partition. PURSUANT to nn order from the Hon Joseph 1''. Gist, Prolate Judge ol Union County, I will sell before Unto* Courl llousc door, on the first Monday in Decembei next, within tbe legal hours at Sheriff's Sales all that tract of land belonging to the Estate o Thomas Vinson, deceased, ^Seated in Uniot County and State of South CdCBtina, fcontaininj one hundred and sevsnty-fiAscres, 111 ?rj et less, and bounded hy lands JMuphn P. McKis sick, William 0. Fowler, J. (XpChrris, and oth *rTERMS OF SALE: One-Bd of the pnr chase money to he paid in caH the balance ot n credit of one and two jearsBith interest free the day of sale; the pufebasfBotgivo Rondam a Mortgage of the premises to alod'rebatc Judge to secure the balance of theAutchase money and to pay Sheriff for Titles^ f | K MAffl^ril. S. 0. C. November 8 1877. 45 f? 81 Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Common Pleas. llichnrtl C. Thomson, as Administrator of 1 Wm. P. Thomson, against John P. Thomas, as Administrator of L. 11. Jeter, deceased, Jas. T. Jeter, John C. P. Jeter, It. G. II. Jeter, Harriet ' C. Jeter, Mary L. (5. Jeter, Nancy S. Jeter, Edward W. Jeter, ltobert G. A. Jeter, Wm. O. Jeter, Edward C. Jeter, and Traverse 11. Jeter. PURSUANT to nn order to me directed from the Hon. T. J. Mnckey, Judge presiding at the Court of Common Pleas for October Term of the Court, 1877, for Union Couuly, South Carolina, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the tract of land, containing about five hundred and forty acres, conveyed by L. 11. Jeter, deceased, to HarrietJC. Jeter,situate in the County of Union, and bounded on the South by J.T. Jeter's land, on the East by J. T. Jeter's and Mendor's land, and the North by James Thcmns' land, and on the West by L. R. Jeter's and J. T. Jeter's land, on the following terms ; OnMhird cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest from the day of sale; purchaser to give llond nnd a Mortgage of the premises, to secure the balance of the purchase ' MMjT. ?. - ?I OU* It is farther ordered, that the Dord or Conveyance, made by L. B. Jeter, deceased, to Harriet C. J?ter, described in the complaint, conveying the land above mentioned to said Harriet C. Jeter, be and the same is hereby declared to be void and of no effect, and said deed is hereby directed to be delivered up to the Clerk of this Court to be Cancelled. It is further ordered that I sell all that tract of laud known as the tract, on the fust Monday in December next, Containing about ? acres, being a part of the lands conveyed by said L. 11. Jeter, to Mary L. C. Jeter as described in the Complaint ; to be sold by the Sheriff of Union County at the time and upon thj terms hereinbefore mentioned in the Sale above mentioned. The State of S< uth Carolina, COUNTY o:- SPARTANBURG, In the Court of Probate. Martha Summer, t'sanohi tit Under, Cornelia hinder, Wm. 11. Lancaster, John A. Lancaster, Gordon Lancaster and Wotford, against Samuel l-ancnster and Jena Lancaster. PURSUANT to nil order from the lion. (.Jeorge \V. Nichols, Judge of l'robate of Spartanburg County, South Carolina, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, all that tract of land lying in Union County, belonging to the Kstute of Sumucr Sumner, deceased, containing ninety-two acres, more or lose, lying 011 llaynesworth branch, waters of Sugar Creek, hounded by lands of II, A. Gregory, Jasper Gibbs and others; sold for partition among the heirs at Law of Sumner Sumner, deceased. TERMS, CASH. Purchaser to pay for titles. K. MACBETH, S. U. C. November 8 1877 4*> 3t Sheriff's Sale. Carolina. I OF UNION, In the Court of Probate. James T. Aim.an and others "t Order forsale vs. > of Land W. K Alinan and K. C. Alman. | for l'artilion. .T)u US U A NT tn ;in order from the II011. I .JL Joseph F. (list Probate Judge, of Union County, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, within the hours of Sheriff's sales, all that tract of land belonging to the Kstatc of william Almun, deceased, containing three hundred nnd fifty acres, more or less, iu four separate tracts designated us tract No. 1, '2, 3 and 4. Tract, No. 1, Containing one hundred acres, more or less, and is bounded by lands of Smith Cook, deceased, Henry K. Fowler, Juimcs T. Altitun and others. Tract, No. 2, i Containing sixty-five acres, more or less, nnd is 1 abounded by lauds of Henry K. Fowler. Joel .. ' Containing one hundred ami 'twenty-four acres, more or less, And is bounded by lands of Joel Adams, deceased, Miriam Goings, dcccnscd and Tract No. 8. Tract, No. 4, Containing Fifty-three acres, more or less, and 1 bounded by lands of Samuel Scales, Joel Adams, i deceased, John Sprouse, and tract No. 3. TERMS OF SALE. One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of one And two years, in eqnal annual instalments, with interest from the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage to the l/iybale Judge to secure the balance of the purchase money, and to pay Sheriff for titles. U. MACBETH, S. U. C. November ft 1877 45 3t Slicjiff'a. Sale. 1 - ^ i ^ -^ ^ k COUNTY OF IN ION, In the Court of Common Pleas. William Munro 1 Judgment te vs V Foreclose William T. Gilliam. ) ? Mortgage. PURSUANT to an order from the Hon. T. J. Mackey, Circuit Judge presiding, at ^'nioii Court House, at October Term of tlte Court of General Sessions and Common Pleas, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, wiibin ike lc^al hours of Sheriff ]s sales, all flint traei of lritfd' described in the mortgage, lying, situated and being in Union County, containing four hundred and eighty-nine acres, nu re or less, lying on Tygir Hirer, and bounded hy lauds of II. L. (loss, 1*. P. Hamilton, R. S. Thomas, Jane Stevens, the estate of Klijah Hawkins, W.T Littlejohn and others ; sold to foreclose a judgment on a mortgage of William Muuro, plaintiff, ' against William T. Gilliam defendant. ^ Tr.RMfi (IPSA I.F. ttiiA.liulf mull IIia halanAA on a credit of one year, with interest from the ' day of sale ; the purchaser to give bond and a Mortgage of the Premises, to secure the balance 1 of the purchase money, and pay for titles. ? It. MACBETH. S. U. C. r November 8, 1877 A6 8t ~ HOTEL BARBER SHOP. BY ; SANDY F.^AGAN. a I" HAVE opened a Barber Shop at the Union j A Hotel, where I will be pleased to see the geni, tlemen of Union during the business hours of ', the day. . Shaving, Shampooing and Hair Cutting executed in ih# latest styles. N&T. 16 |t % Sheriffs Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to mcdirected, I will xell, before Union Court House <loor, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff1* sales, the following properly, to wit s One tract of land located in Cross Keys Town ship, containing otic hundred and twenty-live acres, more or less, bounded by lands of the Estate of Kindred Bobo, the Estate of Jonathan Bailey and Enorce Hirer ; levied on and to -be sold as the propertyof Wiley L. Dukes, William F. Dukes and Harrison D. Dukes, at the Suit of William F. Hobo. ALSO, One bay Horse and one Buggy and Harness, levied on and to be sold as the property of Junius S. Mobley at the suit of Catharine Byers. ALSO, One tract of land, located iu Union County, Containing sixiecu hundred and twenty-eight acres, more or less, bounded by lunds of John D. Jetreries, Noah Webster, John D. Jctferies, William Crocker, Wiley I.ittlejohn, John Mabry and tJie.Tcnch land, and others ; levied on and tobe sold as the properly of the Estate of Joshua 1*. Dawkins, deceased, at the Suits of Sarah A. Stringfellow against John W. Tench nnd It. F, Dawkins, Executors of Jpshua 1'. Dawkins, and Robert B. Lyons as Administrator against John W. Tench and Benjamin F. Dawkins and Nancy E. Tench, and William Choice against John W. Tench and Benjamin F. Dawkins, Executors of 'Joshita P. Dawkinscdeceased,?ahd oth*rs?g?iuat the same Parties. ALSO, One tract of land, located in Union County, containing two hundred and thirty-eight acres, Itltir* ftf looo 1?a..?.I-1 ? 1 ? * " """" " ~ v. ??, dvuuucu uy iniius oi iviuiam J orreries, the Estate of Richard Page, James McKissick, anil others and two Horses?on? gray and one dark bay- dtfcMvied on and to be sold as the property of 1 nomas J. Foster, at the suit* of James M. Wallace, B. B. Foster, Porter & Thomson, J. B. gteedmnn and Vita. Munro, assignees, and others against Thomas J. Foster. ai.su, On Tuesday of December, the 4th, I will sell at the Residence of Thomas J. Foster, within the legal hours of Sheriff 's.Snle about one hundred bushels Corn, Eight hundred butidlcs Fodder, one Road Waggon, two Cows, one bed and furniture, one table, ono clock and four Chaits ; all levied en and to be sold as the property of Tliemas J. Foster at the suits of J. B. Steed man ami Wui. Munro, Assignees, Porter & Thomson, Wm.C. Gist. Exocutor. James M. Wallace aud .. olhcra againsT Thotnns J. Foster. ALSO, On Tuesday the 4th day .of December next, 1 will sell at the residence of O. K. Hainmett, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales about forty bushels Corn, two hundred bundles fodder; levied on And to be sold as the property of O K. Haminett, at the suit of J, T. Hill & Co., also, ' All the interest that Sarah Ison has in ene hundred and thirty acres of laud, whereon she new lives, bounded on each side by lauds af Spencer M. Rice ; levied on and to be sold as the property of Sarah Ison, at the suit of D. E. Glenn, for another, and the Admiuistrutor of F. T. Nethcrs against Sarah Iseu. amo One trnct of land located in Union County, containing acres, more or less, bounded by lands of James T. Moorlicad and lands of W (1. Moorlicad and tlie O. W. Armstrong land, and and others; levied on and to b? sold as the property of Thcmas Pridmore, at the suit of Charles Roll, as Administrator of G- W. Armstrong, deceased. R. MACBETU, S. U.C. Nov. lOtli 1R77 Af, ... AW Ob Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, i CO USTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. W. ). T Glenn, "t Older for Sale of vs. I Iteai Estate for Holier! Hughes and others. J Partition. F J HSU ANT to an order from the Uon. Joseph F. (list, Probate Judye of Union County, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the Heal Estate ef Hubert F. Glenn, to wit; One tract of land, Containing five hundred icres, more or less, bounded by Innds ot Win. F.stnitcoT Vane frVItfliii'lkUUr- .dV,. lh.Urkttt. _LH? The aboYC tract of land will he divided into two tracts and sold separately. Plats of the land can bo seen on file in the Probate Judge's Office. TERMS OF SXJ.E: One-hnlf of the Purchnsc money to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of one year, with interest front day of sale; lite purchaser to give bond and a mortgage ef ihe to tliA Prohftti* .Iiulflrp fft BOPtir<? balance of the purchase money, ami to pay Sheriff for titles K. MACBETH, S. U. C. November 8th 1877. 45 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common Pleas. et at. T>UItSUA?iT to an ovder from the Hon. T. J. X^Mackey, Presiding'Judge, at Union Court House, for Union County, at the Court of Common Pleas, at October Term, 1877, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal linur* nf Sheriff 'h haIm nil tlm la ml lipr*lnfarn set spurt U? Mrs. Mary Griffin, widow of Anthony Money, dceessed, ri* her dower, under order of this Cpurt filed day of ??, oil * the following terms, to wit : * * One-half Cash, the balance on a credit of dfliyear, with interest from the day of sale); the purchaser to give bond and mortgage of the Premises to secure the balance of the purchase money, aud pay for titles. * U. MACBETH, S. U. C, November 8,. l$77 45 3t Pay Your Wheelwright Bills. NECESSITY demands that we collect the bills duo us for \Vheel wright and Blacksmith work. \ For some time we have strained our credit to accommodate the Farmers ami others in Union County, knowing that without some credit from us they could not make their crops, as they bad no money to pay. Your crops are made and we helped you to make them, and now all we ask is that you pay us for our work out of these crops. We are as poor and as hard working men as you are, and rely upon our labor for what we eat and wear. * We ask for nothing but our dues, and we have determined to have them ; even if we have to employ an officer to collect fer us. We can Wail No Longer, ALLEN & BOIUNSON. Nov 16 45 1m