The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 14, 1877, Image 3

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|*'v 1 O TO PKJ|foSEff CASH STORE, AND MAKE f JVOT,. PUllCHAHEK. wn ' ew brick Stores aud laid in a large aud jj|J; VARIED BTOCK ?of << Is of all kinds, I respectfully invite tho ' cii ',ii3 of Union to call and examine my goods roW. and t<<-1 Ms. JUST THINK OF ? ? 4 j,'>K)lb? Stick Candy, at 25c. per lb. ^ 6'??'lbs French Candy ut 25(X)35 " v?; - (Candy Figures, 5 to 10 ct* each. Nu;s, front 15 to 80 cts per lb. " Haisins, 2Gcts per lb. Cu -unta 15ct? " " "To ^KEl^KNIVE s1| m PI8TOL8. MOTIONS ingrentvnricly, ' TOYS at Very Low PRICES. O L O THIN a, IJ ru ivn uiniv.......... - ?-.vir> iiiiu ruiv.il^ltl^U tillUU.S At Starvation Prices. J 'f -O VjV VIllB Clt ACtiERS ** ' AND OTUBU FIRE WORKS Jjfo ' - Cigars, from o to r,? cents. ? '* t and Cigar Holders, from 5 to 25c. each. MERSHAU^J PIPES, itDiW p" enumerate all 1 vc got in my >V^Sff {.. 1;* . n,i'T'MM would luwte to bo eulargcd.? jfc ? way fln'l out. all 4bout it is to call 9s?"^^x ?j- j} V*, #9N T fOUOK* toC ASK FOR- 1 7 - ' t ! MONKS* Clicap Store. Seething New! *M MRSfSHODAIR mpCTl l ) '.Sl'l'.CTFU M.V informs the citizens of J Union tlmt sho is now prepared to supplyl [J. IjSpAyJpi with all the delicacies and convcniencilH ^ 2$ ' Mfc -rally found in a City Bakery and Confectio^H 1 unve employed one of the best Bakers BMP' > Confectioners in the South, and uni satM^^H i%jfc fi can please all who may patronize iu?. fc/'; SUPPERS SUPPLTprW* PRIVATE P A WEDDING P ARTIE^i J A?Jl? * > /V *^lj^, jB . 'lie shortest Notice, in the best style, and at vonable charges. HOT It 111<M 1> EVERY DAY. Cream 1* nil's, Fancy Cakes, Freneli Rolls, . Maeearonis, a* * ;gai\dieh of all kinds and Prices. Canned Uootls. Oranges, I.ciiioiim, Nuts ol' all kinds, d- - ? MalaKitGrapes. ' ,'. My desire is to keep a first Class Confectionnry, 1 tmyiere '^c citizens can bo supplied with every L jk' fjWlicacy and luxury found in snch establish!&? ji'iiifs in cities. All 1 ask is encouragement by '*'fair ehare of patrouagu. fcj, V-?j; OIVK Mi: A FA IK TKIAI, KL * K. 31. NIIODAIlt, i Af> U 5X_ R&HWbf' ^Thc State of South Carolina, fE-'V COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Probate. jBtf JOS. F. QI8T, Judge of Probate in Union County. . ATUKai'iAS Richard V. Gist, hath applied 1 ? tome for Letters of Administration on tlio Estate of MARGARET K. R1SIIOP, Into of ... UulewCounty, deceased. ^ . TKwe are therefore te cite and admonish all MfMflr \*TVtfcijjlsguh4r the kindred end creditors of the H^tV'Jfli^B|cew,l' i0 l,e Kn>' np|>*sr before me at a jS^V < Jn^Hyif l'robate for the said County, to be hoN .Jj^^^^BUnioii Court house 011 ho thirty Hr lyOHK December 1K77, At 10 o'clock AuN., to IK W^^^Bfcuse. if nny, why the eai<l AdmlrtistraEw .jEHH^kou 1J not be granted. Jm| under my hand and the jjMjjxf^Htort, this twelfth day of D, ^ ^JffdnaejCf' H nj^HftoJlMOf Finui hisoliaif^ HrTd iK^jRnlfcBion of the lion. Jos. F. diet ?> ' ^jji^ljettletnftit, i IK . -JFr1 ^KpfAltnan, (ImA ihe ' ~ Tt jBbL Wrh"* Wr> nM Admin ^ t JF.n t et^^n^Wse n t them foi QMRVmI t' or before the day akAvc mentioned . - Wi" he for ever berrtd ^ r Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to tnc directed I will sell, before Union Court House door on the first Monday in Janunry next, wit hi the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the followin property, to wit: One tract oAlnnd located in llogansvill Township. Cr>w*?V? tnree hnnarca acres, more or leA, bounded b lands of J. It ice Rogers, 11. W. Lee, Samuel J Mayes and the Hilton land and others ; levie on and to be sold as the property of Charlc Young, at the suits of II. L. Goss, Survivor, nn W. J. and 1*. II. Kccnan, survivor, agains Chales Young. ALSO, One tract of land located in Cross Hoys Town ship. Union County, whereonJ?amjiuian T. Ilish op now lives, containing tttlw tiundred ?crc? more or less, bounded h^lanus efJessia flrl ham, William Wilson, the Lewi^Bfibo land Mrs. Drowning, IL>*s Alexander, Jj^^TPterfnrl Dr. -1 nines Long and others 5 L^HEou>DdO I"- the properly of th|fl flU^filJolL ltisliop deceased, at the suit as Trustee, against John * The aboveJand will ' One tract acres, more or leHj botnH^^^HKr* of l>an I moan, W. fflMW Iff.cwiu Meng and oilitn^^3 AJj H0I1I its Hw |fr"6p?rt v of fni I [suit of Win. I Kccnan I J. llowcl and It. V Itn^HSP One tract of land the lairl tiLh JII sehl as the properly ol' M. ?fiu&*th D&viaf ? One tract of land chaining ninety^HMBK more or less, bounded >n the North BM^nqHE off as Nancy George's dower, Kust by iToWtt^WP ry Road, South by #uds of A. J. feelor and John It. Jcffcrics. West by lands of Maude Klmorc and other! I<evied on and to be sold as the proper*/ of .no Estate of Thomns Martin, deceased, * 'I? Sl,'t of Isat c Patrick against Sarah l^fcrtin as Administratrix of Thomas Martyflrc""1' Oi^wU"1' ,"W tniiw Countjr, contA^^K'vcnJ/*three hundred acres, more or on and to be sold as the properly iiTaliuiti of J. Nott ^^pTS. Moug, JTohnT. Ilill.ltobWYr"?'Kxx"' W- "if n?a oth^^ rles Bolt Adm'Fof I^S. Gilliam, S. M miD as executor 4f Win. Duwkins, W. J. Puienn and W. 0. Austin as Executors, W. ('. I , *nis &^?o., I. L, Gunhouse & Co., Kebt. W^l i ' I*" ALSO. One Sorrel Marc named Molly, levie* on and io be sold as the property of Simn*??? Malone, j^"ino - -fa of John Malone/or arOther, against, pi'nP8on^klOIie. I Irnr <^cuiea in Onion County, nuel llames tract, containing iireiy-six acres, more or less, on the North ami East belongFcries, South, by Win. JetferIregory and West by lands of ricd on and to be sold ns the Islntc of Lemuel i lames, do of David Thomas el al at the es et al as Kxexutors of Le'med. ALSO. l Residence of O. K. Mammett, ghth of January next, within Sheriff's Sales, about thirly>la corn, one hundred and fifty undies fodder and about fifteen >* ? scca cotton and about thirty 'jr'X, fy'f's lftv'cd on nn*l '? ')0 go''' as \> ^?jm 0. K. Ilaininotl at the suit of A vo,t mninst t>. K. linminctl, and "cj/tThomsq^ag linst (). K. Hum met I aniltr a Lien Execution^ / a t.so. On Tuesday' the eighth day of.January next on tlie plantation of Samuel JefTeries, 1 will sel within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, nhou thirty bushels corn, two hundred pounds Sect Cotton; levied on and to be sold as the property ef A. J. burgess and J. B. Burgess at the sui of Isaac M. Peeler, under tn Execution on Lien. also. On Tuesday the Eighth day of January next I will sell at the residence of Joseph Ueynohl in Union County, within the legal hours of Shet iff's Sales, one Bale Lint Cotton, twenty-fiv bushels Corn and about six hundred bundle fodder, levied on and to be sold as the prftpert of Joseph Reynolds, at the suit of A. A. Barrel against Joseph Reynolds and Thomas Trason. also. un Tuesday (be eighth day ?f January nex I will sell At the Residence of W. A. Johnac nndl James M. Johnson, within the legal houi of Sheriff's Sales, about three thousand poum Seed Cotton and about two hundred bushe Cotton se?d. Ueiad on and to i>? mm ?8 ,i property Jame9 Johnson and W. A. Johnson i the suit of Henry B. Burnett, Nancy A. Bu nett, 1'nulinn Burnett, against Sallie Johnsoi James Johnson, William A. Johnson, Madoi Ray and William A. Ray. a L>0, On TOftday the Kightli day of January nex I will sell within the legal houra af Sheriff Sales, about three thousand pounds Seed cc ton'and ono Buggie and Harness, leried on ar . . I.~ .?1.1 (I.. wsii: A O IU OVIIU uo IIIB 1'IWJ'VIIJ VI " lllllllll n. nil at tlie s^l iJfcWry K- fturnctt, Nancy A. ttu nett, nclt, against Snllie Joh aan. Alndoitv liny and WrAn Oi^Kagmit^j^KKBmb day of January ncx X itee of William KU ward fit Sheriff's Sal en, a'u I ' "W|1/ levied on and to <H?ld Aa t^jlV'l3' of William Kd wards, at t x, (Ki)n Tue^iiyWie Kighth day of January nei rcaidance of J. Mobloy Mi I hours of Sheriff's Sales, alio flwWPWBwI^pounds se^l cotton, levied ? 'flSESnit of . 4Dn>n. moJM imr Decc r 1 OFF R 1 a residence, i> on South Dec 7 t| . w CHRISTMAS A'X^BI i i^v ss <, ' GO AND 8 ^HT? wmiwt * :o:?4ICMyHV rpiIK old fellow Icoks -n I order to he ready for ('hi *'^ posited all tlie good tilings in 4 w cases and upon tlie shelves (\ a9L^K?? ^ .will find ^ (?F AliL HlNM.i^y7 S p ^# China Motto Cups, ftAR 'JmL Children's ^ Toilet Sets. jy ' Dolls, from -lets to So Children's Ten Sets. t, F Is j Horns, Trumpets jfitL jBp S^mW IKEL11A u jj ill T EXTRA JTS. FrcnOn (ft#<lios, nil sorts, Common Candies, oil sorts, ( ?mdy Figures, Cakes and Crackers of all (kinds. My snort men t is very large nmL ? j rq 1 will be sold CHEAP FOR CAStr If you don't see what you want, ask for it. If. SCIIOl'lMUL.Deo 14 40 ' I ^Sheriff's Sale. i | ( jljP^ihh ? Vj^enyr^fgiiy ll,,use in the I ' Court Hviae dooV|VO? uaiy next.-vitfutf sales, h*t t raot pt after sot fvArwt All censed, under *f order *>fllt+3PtIjWglwffT' for |>arlition, ogntniiiing one id : eighty acres, more or less, and boua^^iy hinds of Daniel Mcl.aughlin, I,. l,lr?d"f|^mnry Fer- [_ gerson and Dr. .). Winsniith. Sold I furiuloee ? a Judgment of foreclosure in this hion. ifiaCt. Dcceiuher 1877 COUNTY OK W,*} 111 t lie Court of'^rohjl^ 11Y JOS. F. (J 1ST, Judge _ County. ' WMKRF.AS,' J. K. Patilk. llAlMapp]ie<fc . to me for Letters of A <1 mini strati 4 on .? ! F.state of U 111 All FAULK, laic of\unl'" Couuty. ? These are tlierefore to cite and ixiXmov mv till \ and singular the kindred and creditors of the t said deceased, to be and appear before ue at a ] Court of Probate for the said County, tote lioly den at Union Court Mouse on the tweity-tnsi ( day of December, 1ST", at 10 o'clock A.M., to 1 a show cause, ifany, why the said AJuiinisration 1 ^jliuld nut be granted. Given under my hand and tlie Seal of the! Court, this sixth day of De-ember | A. D., 1877. and in the otte httndr-d and I secouil year of American Indepetid-ncc. e* Jt)S. F. GIST Judge of Prolate. J Dec 7 4H 2r* | It TT ? .1 ? *.T i. ottiw*iuuuci wiurigiigc. BY virtuo of ? power vested in '+* ??<!? a mortgage, executed by Jason /tVt.rcu*, Jr., t, on April 10, 1877, ami in or.ler to IT.recUsc the >n same, we will sell at public miction bef?re iuc r? Court House door in the town of 1 men, on Is Sale* J ay in January next, within the legal hours Is of Sheriff's Stiles, all tbej-iahl. tills and iot|rt* est or sail TftsSfl iff. Greer, Jr., in ami to two ?t lots ot land on the North east corner of Sontl r- and Mountain Streets, containing ? wre? a. more or less, bounded on tlie Cast by lot of l> ra Johnson Jr., trustee, on the North by lot of l> A. Townsend. Proceeds of snlo to be upplie to said N^ontf|ftge and under the direction there t. of' g TERMS OF 8ALE: One hiitf cash, bnlanc ,t- 'n ?ne year, purchaser to exerotc Mortgage < id premises and~to insuro the cartelling house, y, J. T. 11 n.l<, & Co., Deo. 14 49 Rt n- WK IVflJHT COLJLPXrr. m 0UK Nti,CS a,ul Acoounl* are ifa the hands < Messrs. Shnnd & Munro fois Collect ion.WV) had the misfortune to lose heavily by III ;t, fire of June Rd, and must have money to con Is, mencc business again I sasTB? ? ? |>e ly and give ?8 a shoT^* UP-pr(,mP Nov 2 43 CJlbBKS&Co. n, ?TORE for haw ? 2T II, r OgFER for sale ?|le ^ L now occupied by V. M. Parr on ft platform at the rear, by whirl. 1* hi ill goods can be unloaded from ,h2 C*m ,otd* ? ;rB ia the best stand for a wJai! (upper country. ' *Uhllt| ^ 48 ?* F Ra*'LS. H-fsT-S tins Ofhce. ? * W 47 ^ 4t FOR SALE R. W. TINSLEY'S I11AVK just returned from tlie Norlli, where 1 purchased, DIllKtTT FROM TI1B MANUFACTUIIFUS, a large Slock of LATKST STYLES J 10 W 10 I , 11 Y , At the low<Jst market prices, and intend givniy customers the benefit of my low purchases, 11Y S E LL I X <1 C II E A 1\ Among my Stock will be found nil kinds of UO!a1> AXI> SI i,y I:K W atcii EH 01'Tllti VKUY llKST MAKK. CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS, C HE .1 PER Til AX EVER HE FORE. SILVER AND PLATED WARE, jgkv RINGS 'AND BREASXPJNS, ^ r^u'^D A N ? S I L V i: R CHAINS, p Christinas, l.rilal and ltii th'lay 1'resents of pfcll kinds. rr. AH* .FINE GOLD WATCHES, Mlhains, Diamoml Rings or Jewelry, of 7<any kind desired, not found in my Stock, ?ill be -i-depd at (be.shortest notice, without oublc or expense to ptrsons'xMilaring them. ?**? Ohl RilvtrrjJB^n In exchance Ibr Jewelry. DONE WnMgiKn ntOKTTLY, TOHAC^^VND CIGAltS CAN ALWAYSBE HAD AT.TIIIS STOUK. ? Call and See for Yourself. K. W. TINSLEY. Dec 7 48 tf HOME-MADE FERTILIZERT :o: THONG'S PREPARED CHEMICALS. rnVVO Barrels composted with cotton seed or I stable manure will uiakc 11 Toil of good lloinv Made Fertilizer, at less than half tin-cost of aininnniatcd Phosphates. Call and gel a en - I ' cular ami see cerliltcates of l.'nion County Farmers who used the Clnjmiculs the past Summer. ' 1 ns^iieii.iouV. are now" in store an I ready fori I'ftJ'iimilii .May 1 or Nov. 1st, 187<S. 'llBlll'.sS ^ t.'o., Agents. _' -? ?~ M *ftw www Bwyt'W|wy < ca dfT dry. did nut afTei/n^Hywlh of cotton whore t tsed them as it tlid wifrra 1 used other Fertilizers cti the same coil. A vurs Sue., r 'MAD. I,. IIAMKS. fc' Notk. ?Mr. llames informs us that the cotton s in the dry spell, and the I lis hands superior to the I and another very popular ! Jo.?Gefllilemcn :?Long's d a success with live, cotns of the yard. ,1 applied rate of 2(Xtlbs. *per acre. Th^* far sunerior to any other Fertilizer I cvqg itsed. Will use them again for next ct^^ They, stand the drought well. d'hc^^AfeM^HML Hie cotton - die 1 tllO gnu i rr^ns^UpjMj Pp' 11 bert iwing gentlemen in this mfy WaEhilnl iisod the 'ompost : *^Y[SC (!. II. Ilngaii, W. J. Tucker David JC?ie. new store: NEW ROODS. LOW PRICES. S. W. l'ORTKll, i "I > KSl'KCTl'l'I.LV announces to (lie people 'I 1 V of I h'uupj^mi^y that he has opened one Let lW*-- ^ ~ || MOST COMPLETE STOCK OP i>icv <;oo!)s, A N l> ! READY-MADE CLOTHING ever brought into this founty, and is determined to sell for the " ST-THRTERT PROTPTTR FOR CASH* lie is not aftgiid to compare qualify and pricca of Goods with Columbia, Augusta or even Spartanburg. jf CALL AM) SEE FOK YOURSELVES. S. W . rOKXKR, IC Funt?m new Building, opposite the BigOnk Tree. '* Nov;; 48 tf t- l1 lot ire r Paper tiring Company. MANLFACTI BKBS of Bonk, News and wrapping I'AI'KB. Joint B XiHioNon, Agent,.Athens,Go. For sample of News, see this sheetf i" Nov 22 4"> If >f FIX A I. NOTICE. It * A LI. persons indebted lo us by utile oi^nc > Jt\. count, must -settle by the 1st of January next. After that ilalc we will put our claims into tho hands of un Attorney to collect without >capeci to persons. J. T. 1111.1. \ CO. _Oet 19- 4; tf IN <> T I C K. rPHB undersigned oiler l'oi Salt) tif I .rare, ^ A. Furniture un<l Fixturus t.f tlie I nioti Hotel Satisfactory reasons given for desiring to sell '^ " \VAid.O'K \ AM.KN. "*0 7 4K Ht WK AUK receiving a very large Stock of all kinds of Qoods, which wo are determined to Sell at the Ijowest Prices. No store or town shall be able to say they sell cheaper than we do, and no firm keeps a better assorted Stock. O IJ It D It V GOODH C ONSIST OF Wenched and Drown Shirting and Sheeting, I'laid Osnaburgs, 1'iints, I.adies' Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Kentucky and Columbus Mills Jeans, Fancy Cassitucrcs, Water-I*ioofs, Tickings, Fianucls ? Ued and White, Flannel-? ' " u....nci miti upern, Blankets?White and Colored, Ladies Shawls and (ilovcs, Notions and Hosiery, SHOES AND BOOTS, in Great Variety and Prices. READY-MADE CLOTHING, Wool and Fur and lloys. i; ROCjHpiK^: Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Flour, L.ard, Molasses, Salt, Mackerel, Tobacco of all Brands. BAGGIING AN1) TIKH. Hardware, Crockeryware, Tinware, Woodenware, Bnim.F.S, Si AUDI-US AND SADDLE BLANKETS. SpecialticH, Ladies' Custom-Made Shoes, Gent's llnnd-iifadc Shoes, Star Shirts. Feeling thankful for the patronage heretofore extended, we guarantee satisfaction in the fuli:i: a iii v i*iiien:s. Oct 12 40 if JAS. H. RODGER H AS just opened the largest and' most complete STOCK OF GROCERIES, ^ A N N E D (100DS, that has been seen in this 1 1 is I*i*i<*es are fully as low as they are in any market above Charleston, ami, if anything, A LEETLE LOWER. CoMr, ANl) LOOK AT MY STOCK Olf HTOVKH! They are not jnly the prettiest and most durable, but they are I CUE A I'EU 77/1.V EV Elf. L 1 have sold to* parties who hare tried the Hh^lanburg and Charlotte markets, because, my .Stores wets if! H^&TTER AND CHEAPER HHbby tlieyliad seen in cither of tlioso places. DON'T FOUGHT TO CALL. J. if. koin;ek. r-a * 1 Ac iJC >. Seed Wheat. A LOT of fine Seed Wheal for sale by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nov. 2 48 tt Provisions. BACON, Flour, and Lard, for sale, cheap, by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nov 2 48 If Oats, Rye and Barley. JjlOll sale, by A4 Not 2 48 tf Groceries. GKKAT Bargains in Sugar, Coffee and Salt, at AUSTIN & (VS.. Spartanburg. Nov 2 _45_ ,f Drugs and Medicines. BUY your Drugs an 1 Medicines of AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Not 2 48 tf ' /-v?i jTctmus cilia W11S. ALL kind of Faints and Oils for sale at Lottoo prices, at AUSTIN & (Vs., * i Spartanburg. _ Not 2 43 gS tf Window Gitos. OF ALL sizes, for sale by AUSTIN & Co., ^|| Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 lf__ Tjjjj I Pure Liquors. ^ 1 )UltF. LIQUORS, for Medicinal purposes, for 1 sale by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nov 2 _ tf 3* OT I O K . | ^ Ll. I'ersons indebted to Foster & Wilkins. /\ either by Note or account, are requested to Settle the seine by the 1st of January next. noW'e ore compelled to make collections, and do , < t wish to resort to harsh means, therefore wo . call upon thoto indebted to pay up. Highest I prices pnid for Cotton in settlement of Notes or M Accounts, by KthSTKK & WILKIN8. U Not T\ 46 tf ^