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^ s' G O TO S^S' CASH STORE, and make / istil*' p u 11 chas k s. '* "tpjk?aJTiT?o AnS^oTD. J. Flint's J ' ,ow brick Stores and laid iu a large and VAKIEDSTOCK vT7' * |s of all kinds, I respectfully intite tho of Union to call and examine my goods ?? . 5 S. JUST THINK OF JJ& t KHbs Stick Candy, at 2oo. per lb. 6 lbs French Candy at ?5@35 " t,Candy Figures, & to 10 cts each. Nu s, from 15 to 30 cts per lb. ita-sins, 25cts per lb. ?-i Cu "iints 15cts " " V * Mv: ?> Ci. >ii, 80cts " " f.A In., j assortment of Sweo', Crackers from 15 to 20 cents per lb. Cri. rs, from 15 to 20 els per lb. So rackcrs 12jc per lb. F1 becso 20c 44 " lit .nncd Ousters lOets. r V " " 20ota. Ill " Salmon 30cts. k, b.i.'dincft, per Box. * O NGES, LEMONS, JELLIES. TTh,\ mid Tallow CantlloM. ^OCKETKNIVES, PISTOLS. \ DTION8 in Krent variety, TOYS at Very Low PRICES. O ^OT HIN O, U r.S AM) FUKMSHIXG WOODS At Starvation Prices. o _ \ It IS CHACKEBS .y** AND OTHER - FIREWORKS "* * "9 J .V ,}/ . 0 Cigars, from 5 to 0', cents, i i and Cigar Holder*, from 5 to 25c. each. MERSHAtrtVE PIPES,,?j I H .WING AND SMOKING* fjf 13! enumerate all I've got my v^?;." v yvTJ? v flie'TlMKS would have to ho enlarged.? ' *fig| i'1*" tst way to find out all about it is to call B* ?: *" *1 " W If* J^ON'T FORGET TO ASK FOR KIOSKS' Cheap Store. i>*? 14 40 tf ci _i/i TU r . o'auiuumug new: t* MRS.liHOl)AIR "ISPKCTFUf.I.Y informs the citizens of( Union that she is now prepared to supply i with all the delicacies anil convcnienciBfl rally found in a City Bakery and Confeetio^H lave employed one of the best Bakers ectioners in tho South, and am satM^^H i please all who may patronize me. . UPPERS S II 1? l? I, V^v -FORJk,'7 PRIVATE PAR^iE EDDING PARTIES .?? AND halls, :o< lie shortest. Notice, in the best stylo, and at y* JSEJ' u> # enable charges. J/ A-f' ' HOT lllllMl) EVERY DAY. Crcsim 1*ii lis, Fancy CaUt's, r French Rolls, Nnct'tironis, ;o a tv i) i s (.* all kinds and Prices. Fanned (?onils. Oranges. I.cmons, ' XiiIm of sill kinds, | .miiiiKnurapoH. J'./ desire is lo keep a lirst Class Confectionary, ere the citizens can he supplied with every ^ atlicncy and luxury found in such establishW " ^ wants in cities. All 1 ask is encouragement hy a fair share of patronage. J GIVE Mi; A FA I It TltlAIi. K.M.0UODAIB. Dec 14 49 tf The State <>f South Carolina, r^T%!- COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. l UY JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate in Union ('ounty. ' ?\?THBttKAS lliohard V. Gist, hath applied to rue for Letters of Administration on the Estato of MA 11(1 A ItKT K. BISHOP, Into of Union County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all dMh* %*> e A singular the kindred and creditors of the eall deceased, to he and appear before ine at a jHKfr Court ef Probate for the said County, to be liolttur Ot Union Court house on the thirty first jf V rU* of December 1*77, at 10 o'clock A. M., to sP* ^showotsuse. if any, why the said Aduiinistraiw^WiouM not lie granted, yy |Rln unrler my hand and the Seal of the f frv . "XXmrt, this twelfth day of December, A. D. - lo-ii, and in (lie 10'Jnd year of American . {Independence. I m[' jos. i". ciisT. C fctr Judge of Probate. h w 14 at "*Woliee or Final l>is<luir?o. Ty T permission of the lion. Jos. I-'. (iisi Judge * I of l'robale for Union County. I will, on the t.May of January 1H78 next. make my final rennd settlement, as administrator of the ..flof William Alruan, deceased; ami at the samo , 11it :'1 will apply for letters dismissary as Admin^i, , ' * tor as aforesaid. All persons having dej>, Ji' ? .4m against said i'state will present them for igent on or before the day above mentioned, . ' .i '' ty will he for ever barred J. T. A I.M AN, Adm r. ?, ?'48. 14 I'd It* # <H & Sheriff's Sales. | BY virtue of Sundry Kxecutious to mcdirccted, I will sell, before Union Court House door, on tlie first Monday in Janunry-next, within the lcgnl hours of Sheriff's sales,'the following property, to wit: Ouo tract aJMand located in Iiogansville Township L'ri^n "inrfffiundrccrncroi, mora or less, bounded by lunila nf I If inn 11 ntrnr? II W f.ffo S'lnmol .1. ...vv ? ... Mayes and the Kilton land and others ; levied on and to be sold as the property of Charles Young, at the suits of II. L. Goss, Survivor, and W. J. aud 1*. II. Kcenan, survivor, against ('hales Young. also, f One tract of land located in Cross Keys Township, Union County, whereon Benjiman T. Bisli- I op now lives, containing three hundred acres, c more or less, bounded by lnnds of Jessie Gra- * ham, William Wilson, the Lewis Bobo land, r Mrs. Browning, Boss Alexander, W. M. Stewart, Dr. Janies Long and others ; Levied on and to be sold as the property of the Kstale of John Bishop deceased, at the suit of Reuben S. Chick | as Trustee, against John Bishop. The above land will be sold in three tracts. ALSO, One tract of land located in Fickuey Township, Union County, containing three hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Daniel Intnan, W. G. \V. Going, James Smith and LewU Meng ai\d others ; Levied on aud to bp I uttid as H?? f/i-Rp?rtv ?f / ', truncll, at the I suit of Wm. I Kccnan against C. C. Foster, W. J. llowel and K. F. Howell. AI .SO, One tract of land located in Union County, containing two hundred and thirty acses, more or less, bounded by lands of H. H. Belue, II. J. Thomson, the land belonging to the poor House and John P. McKissick : levied on and to be seld as ihc property of M. Elizabeth Davis, at lho suit of A. Ward. ai.<o, One tract of land containing ninety-five acres, more or less, bounded >n the North by lands set oil'as Nancy Qcorgc'sJower, F.astby Howel Ferry Road, South by ands of A. J. Peeler and John K. Jcffcrics. West by lands of Baude Elmore And other-; Levied on and to be sold as the proper/of-ne Estate of Thomas Martin, deceased, He suit of Isai c Patrick ngainst Sarah^A^'0 a3 Administratrix of Thomas AI-SO, 0,'At, ' loo?iv.?i-iu ciiieu County, contA^BIwen,^*,',ree hundred acres, more i or ho sold as (he property ^^^^H^^|i|Arn^thc several suits of J. Nott ^^^Brtes Bolt Adm'F of R. S. Gilliam, S. .M. fflis as Executor 4f Wm. Hawkins, W.J. JJilcnn and W. G. Austin as Executors, W. C. Al.SO. One Sorrel Mare named Molly, levic*on and (property of Simr^n Malone, m Malone, for either, against, v niu locaied in Union County, muel Hanics tract, containing nirety-six acres, more or less, i on tlie North and East behmg(fferies, South, by Win. JcffcrQregory and West by lands of vied on and to be sold as the Instate of Lemuel 1 lames, do t of David Thomas ct al at the aes ft a! as Exexutors of Le'm30(1. Al.SO. e Residence of 0. K. Hammett, igbtb of .iaiuiary next, within Sheriff's Sales, about tbirlyals corn, one hundred and fifty undies fodder and about fifteen seed cotton and about thirty ed; levied on and to be sold as V II . Q ' JVI \/. rv. 11 am I1IUII in llie HUH OI A^ &(Co., against (). K. llanunett, and Thomsq^ against (). K. Ilainmett under a Lien Execution^ / At.so* On Tuesday tlie eighth day of.January next, on the plantation of {Samuel Jefferies, I will sell within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about thirty bushels corn, two hundred pounds Seed Cotton; levied on and to be sold as the property of A. J. Rurgcss and .1. 1$. Burgess at the suit of Isaac M. l'eelcr, under an Execution on a Lien. ALSO, On Tuesday the Eighth day of January next, 1 will sell at the residence of Joseph Reynolds in Union County, within the legal hours of Slier-, itfs Sales, or.e Bale Lint Cotton, twenty-five bushels Corn and about six hundred bundles fodder, levied on and to be sold as the pr&perty of Joseph Reynolds, at the suit of A. A. Sarratt against Joseph Reynolds and Thomas Vinson. ALSO. On Tuesday the eighth day of January next, I will sell nt the Residence of \V. A. Johnson andl James M. Johnson, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about three thousand pounds Seed Cotton and about two hundred bushels Cotton seed, levied on nnd to bo sold as the property James Johnson and W. A. Johnson nt the suit of Henry B. Burnett, Nancy A. Burnett, I'aulina Burnett, ngainst Sallic Johnson, .lumcs Johnson, 'William A. Johnson, Madora Ray and William A. Ray. ALSO. On Tuesday the Eighth day of January next, I will =nll u-bhtn i liu l?^..l l.,...?? ?? Sales, abonI three thousand pounds Seed cotton and iino Ruggic and Harness, levied on nnd to he sold as the property ot' William A. Kay. at the suit of Henry R. Rurnett, Nancy A. Rurnett, nnd l'aulina Rurnett, against Sallic Johnson. James Johnson, Madura Kay and NVAani A. Kay. A MO. On Tuesday the Kiglith day of January next, I will sell at the residence of William Kdwards, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about twenty live bushels Corn, levied on and to he sold as tho property of William Ivl wards, at the suit of M. C. Ilnm. A MO. On Tuesday the Kiglith day of January next, 1 will sell at the residence of J. Mobley Hill, within the legal hours ot Sheriff's Kales, about three thousand pounds seed cotton, levied on and to he sold as the property of J. Mobley Hill, at >the suit of John P. Thomas and others against J. Mobley Hill. R. MACRKTH, S. U. O. December 12th 1877. 4!t 8t Fine Lot for Sale. IOI'TFK for Kale <ine of most eligible lots, for . a residence, in the town of Huion. It is located on South Ktrecl. opposite where Mr. Ken- i hen tlee now resides. R. I'. 11 AWLS. Doc 7 18 4t CHRISTMAS I AN I) :o:?J iiiiL' t ?.. - L order to lie ready for Chi losited all the good things in hdBj[^E3BQW :ases and upon the shelves rHE PRETTIE^^Bfes China Motto Cups, .-f\ Dolls, from octs to So. JlV# Children's Tea Sets. Fancy Duxes. Horns, Trumpets. If jBv WHEELUAKKOWS CANNED FISH AND^ QBCB. English Walnuts, Brazil "Npts and Almond^ F O It n 1 X E I* <E S. I New Laid llaisins, Fresh Currants, Fresli Citron, TOILET EXTRACTS. ca.wjsijsh. French Candies, nil sorts, 1 Common Candies, all sorts, 1 ( andy Figures, Cakes ant! Crackers or nlljkiuds. My assortment is very large nmLtU articles vill he sold CHEAP FOR CASH, f you don't sec what you want, ask for it. jr. sriioriMUL 1 Den 14 1!? J ^Sheriff 's Salo. . " byifrl Swih h ft JL Mackey. Court House in the nl Court H|use on uary next,, within thoqH|^^H|^^B?t*jMti all hut tract of scribed in ?.e Coinoliun after <\i/th All that lying in tlio County mid State C1.1 al.?, ?> ' ? I < ..VTSDWk auivi no IIIu ixu.ll I^IUIC (U U l)'SSC8 >VV' ceased, under an order of the Broftb Jufl^; for partition, containing one luflred and eighty acres, more or less, and houn.Id by lands of Daniel McLaughlin, L. Lfnd?r, R?nry Fergerson and Dr. J. Winsinith. Sold t foreclose a Judgment of foreclosure in this fclioti. TERMS OF SALE, CASH. R. MAC MKT II, u. .C December 12 1877 40 ,*3t The State of South Carl ilka, countr or union, / In the Court of Probah. BY JOS. F. HIST, Judge of Urobntoin Union County. \ ' WIIEKEAS,' J. K. Baulk, hat li\applied to me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of UIUAH l'AULK, late of Union CoUUty. dccttuttod. These are therefore to cite and ndmorVdt nil ntid singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Brobttie for the said County, tobe holden at Union Court House on the ttveity-firsA daj- of December, 1877, at 10 o'clock A.M., to show cause, ifany, why the said Administration ^linld not be granted. Given under my hand nnd the Seal of the Court, this sixth day of Detembcr A. i?., Jtv/Y. niiil in the one hundrtd and second year of American Indcpcndincc. JOS. F. OUT Judge of Prolate. Iiec 7 4S 2t* Sale Under Mortgage. BY Tirluc of n power vested in fcs mder a mortgage, executed by Juson jlHlirccr, Jr., on April 10, 1S77, and in order to fSrcckse I ho same, we will sell at public auction before the Court House door in the town of Union, on Salesday in January next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, all the right, tjtle and itHjr si ot' said Jason M. Urecr, Jr., in tiiid'fo two lots ot land on the North-east corner of South and Mountain Streets, containing acres, more or less, bounded on the Fast by lot. of l>. Johnson Jr., trustee, on the North by lot of !>. A. Townsetul. Proceeds of sale to be applied to said M out gage and under thedirection thereof. . TKIIMS OF SAfjK: One-linM" cash, balance in one year, purchaser to execute Mortgage ol the premises aud'to insure the <kc<-lling house. J. T. Jill.I;, & Co., Dec. 14 40 8t WK MUST OOLiLECT. K Notes and Accounts are At the bumls <> V7 Messrs. Miami \ Munro for Collection.? Wu had the misfortune to lose heavily by th< fire of June !?d, ami must have money to coin incncc business again. OI K FKIi:XI>K will come up prompt lv ami give us a shove up the hill. til 1)11 KS & Co. Nov 2 4J 2m KTOKE FOU NALE. ^ IOFFEK for sale the new ami eligible store now occupieil by F. M. Fnrr & Co. It ha a platform at the rear, by which car loiuls o goods can be unloaded from the railroad. 1 is the best stnu 1 for a large Grocery establish ment in the upper country. B. F BAWLS. Dec 7 48 It DESIRABLE RESIDENCE roif SAI.10. VDF.SI UABI.E Be.-idenco in the town < I'nion, will be sold on easy terms. Fo particulars apply at this Ollire. Nov ".?? * 17 It FOR SA lEfm R. W. TINSLEY'S I HAVE just returned from the North, where 1 purchased, DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, a large Stock of LATEST STYI.ES JE AVEIiltY , At the low&l market prices, and intend giyroy customers the benefit of my low purchases, BY SELLING CHE A P. Among my Stock will be found all kinds of GOLD A YD SILVER WATCHES OF THE VERY BEST MAKE. CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS, CHEAPER Til A N EVER BEFORE. SILX^AOTIATI^WARE, -An u civriAowiwa,.^ ? 0 LD AN 1) SI L V KR (' MAINS, Chris'raas, Bridal and Birthday Presents of all kinds. ANY FINE GOLD WATCHES, Chains, Diamond Rings or Jewelry, of any kind desired, not found in my Stock, will he ordered at the shortest notice, without trouble or expense to persons ordering them. Old Silver taken in exch&ncc for Jewelry. It E P A I III IN G DONE NEATLY;AM) PROMPTLY, THE FINEST TOliACCO AN1) CIGA1IS CAN ALWAYS BE HAD AT THIS STOKE. J list Call and Sec for Yourself. 11. W. TINSLEY. Dec 7 48 tf HOME-MADE FERTILIZER. :o: I.ONG'S PREPARED CHEMICALS. i rnWO Barrels composted with cotton seed or l .L stable nianiire will make a Ton of good [Home Made Fertilizer, at less than half the cost hof ummoniatcd Phosphates. Call and get a cirRular and see certificates of Union County Far, mers who used the Chemicals the past Summer. I The Chemicals are now in store and ready for [ delivery. Payments Mby 1st, or Nov. 1st, 1878. UI If Ill'iS & UO., Agents. o m poSewHI dry, I (lid not nflcc^^Q^K>\vlh of cotton where i used thorn ns it did \^TCra I used other Fertilizers en tlie same soil. Yaurs &c., THAI). L. IIAMKS. Notk.?Mr. linnies informs us that (lie cotton never shed the squares in the dry spell, and the Chemicals proved in his hands superior to the "Carolina Fertilizer" and another very popular standard (luano. G1BBKS & Co. UktoN C. I!., S. C., Sept. 28, 1877. Mfssiis. Giiiiiks & Co.?(ieAlemcn : ? Long's Chemicals have proved a success with inc, composted with scrapings of the yard. 1 applied tlicui to cotton at the rate of 200lhs.'per acre They are far superior to any other Fertilizer 1 ever used. Will use them again for next crop They stand the drought well. They do not mnk< the cotton she! the squares, as all other Fcrliiincrs (to. in tunc of dry spells. T liave read Mr Tliu(i Ij. Unities' statement and fullv endorse it J. C SIIKTTLEWOHTH. RF.FKHFXCF.S: M'a oIoa t o l? a I lia lilvnt'l if a (' pofni'iM nrr (n t1i< following gentlemen in litis County who ltavt used the Compost : Ci. 15. llogau, W. J. Tucker and David Lane NEW STORE/ NEW COODS LOW PRICES. :o: S. AV. I'OIITEli I> ESI'ECTFULLY announces to the peopl \ of CiiiuMj^|tu4y ''inl 'l0 opened on . bof t lift? - * -* - i1 MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF 1>I?^ GOODS, ANI) READY-MADE CLOTHING ever brought into this County, ami is determine to sell for the r SHORTEST PROFITS FOR CASH. Ho is not nfrjiid to corn pure quality and pric< in vacuus *? i(i( lyuiiiuiuiti, au^iidiu vii even u|m tanburg. f CALL ASD SEE FOR YOURSELVES. s. w. i?(nm:R, c FntiI'm new Building, opposite the Big Oak Tre Nov:: 4:: if . Pioneer Paper JMimiii fiict tiring Coliipnn MA N l* FACTL'P.KUS of Book, Ne'ws nr wrapping PAPER. Jollll W XicliulMWii, Ageutt(Athens, 0 For sample of News, see this slioetf' ; Nov 22 4"> tf FIXAL XBTK K. , * 4 LB persons indebted to us by nolo oi^"i X\. count, must -settle by the 1st of Jnnua next. After that date we will put our clair into the hands of an Attorney to collect witho respect to persons. J. 1'. HILL & CO. 0<t HP 4! tf N <> T I O E2 . rilllK undersigned oiler for Sale the Leas >f 1 Furniture and Fixtures of tlic Cnion Hot r Sat is fact or v reasons given for desiring to sc * WALI,M K & ALLEN. Pec 7 48 ?t "Y^fTK ARE receiving a very large Stock of VV all_ kinds of Goods, which wo are determined to~Sell at the Lowest Prices. No store or town shall be able to soy tlicy sell cheaper than we do, and no firm keeps a better assorted Stock. OUlt DHY GOODS CONSIST OF uiencncu nna orown ruining ana onceung. Plaid Osnnbnrgs, Prints, Ln?'ies' Dress Goods, T restic Ginghams, Kentucky ami Columbus Mills Jeans, Fancy Cassimcrcs, Water-lb oofs. Tickings, Flannels?Keil and White, Flannels?Shaker and Opera, blankets?White and Colored, _ ^Lauics Shawls and Gloves, Notions ami Hosiery, SHOES AND BOOTS, in Great Variety and Frioes. READY-MADE CLOTHING, Wool and Fur and llojs. Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Flour, Liard, Molasses, Salt, Mackerel, Tobacco of all Brands. 1IAGGING AN1) TI108. Hardware, Crockeryware, Tinware, Woodenware, BRim.ES, SADDLES AND SADDLE BLANKETS. Spec?ialtieH, Ladies' Custom-Made Shoes, Cent's llund-nfado Shoes, Star Shirts. Feeling thankful for the patronage heretofore extended, we guarantee satisfaction in the future. ?i;i; a iit r J'II ic IIS. Oct 12 40 if JAS.H. RODGER HAS just opened the largest and'most complete 1 STOCK OF GROCERIES, J A X X K I) (HOODS, fcT A ' X* I LW a m. , that has been seen in this tounty fotP 11 in Prioes are fully as low as they are in any market above i Charleston, and, if anything, A LEETLE LOWER. COMK AND LOOK AT MY 1 STOCK OF STOVES! They are not jnly the prettiest and most durable, but ihey are i CUE A I'M It TU A N EVER. I have sold' to* parties who have tried the 5 Spartanburg and Charlotte markets, because,. ?u?jr my Stoves weie BETTER AND CHEAPER than any they had seen in either of tlioso places. DON'T FOIIUKT TO CALL. j. 11. iioim;eh. ; Nov 2 48 tf AUSTIN Ac ( <>. Seed Wheat. A LOT of line Seed Wheat for sale Ly AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nov. 2 43 tf Provisions. BACON, Flour, and Lard, for sale, cheap, by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 tf * Oats, Rye and Barley. le Tj30K sale, by AUSTIN At Co., ..-.. .? ie r - ? ffilUUPg. Nor 2 43 tf Groceries. ("4 KKAT Bargains in Sugar, Coffee and Salt, at ^H X AUSTIN & Co'S., Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 tf d Drugs and Medicines. BlIV your Drugs anl Medicines of AUSTIN & Co., Spnrtnnburg. >1 'Nov 2 43 tf r* ' Paints and Oils. ALL kind of Faints and Oils for sale af bottoD* prices, at AUSTIN & Co's., J ' 4 Spartanburg. / e. Nov 2 43 tf / ttt i ni m winuow uriass. / F* X~\F AM- sizes, for sale by / ld U AUSTIN k Co., / Spartanburg. X j No* 2 43 If / , Pure Liquors. / T")URF, LIQUOKS, for Medicinal purposes, for i 1 sale by AUSTIN & Co., m Spartanburg. / ry Not 2 43 tf / PI Or-T I C E . / ut # ALL Persons indebted to Foster k Wilkin*. / either by Note or account, are requested / to Settle the saine by the 1st of January next. ! noWe are compelled to make collections, and do / ic, t t wish to resort to harsh means, therefore wo / el. call upon those indebted to pay up. Highest / II. prices paid for Cotton settlement of Notes or / Accounts, by FOSTKIt & WILKIN8. (