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Ci.oss or the Orangeburg CounT.?After a ncBsiou of one week Judge Wallace, on Saturday, adjourned tho Court of Coinmon l'lcas for Orangeburg tine die. Tbo work accomplished has been very great, owing lo the overcrowded condition of the dockets, but consisted mostly of matters ol local interest only. All cases that could possibly bo acted upon have been disposed of, and Judge Wallace, by his ability, courtesy and impartiality, has already **"? won for himself on tho bench airenviable reputation. ? Fai.sk Imprssrion.?It is generally supposed by a certain clnss of citixcns, who nro not prac tical or experienced, that Dyspepsia can no invariably be cured, but wo are pleased to say that Grkkn's August Plowkr has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all its foims, such as Sour Stomach, Costivencss, Sick Headache, pnlpitntion of the Heart, low spirits, SfLl &c. Out of HO 000 dozen bottles sold last yem* not a single failure was reported, but thousands of complimentary letters received from Druggists of wonderful cures. Throo will r?iiA?? "*? ..?J V..3W. ?ry it. Sample Hollies 10 cenls. Hegulnr Size 76 cents. For sale by GUIDES & CO., 4-2w. r.? "German Syrup. ?No other medicine in the world was ever given such a test of its curative qualities as Doschco's German Syrup. In three years two million four hundred thousnnd stnnll bottles of this medicine woro distributed free of charge by Druggists in this country to those af___ . flictcd wiGi Consumption, Asthma. Croupwsc~ fere Coughs, i*ffeUTTnniir iirnr"ether OlfaHixrt tho Throat and Lungs, giving the American people undeniable proof that German Syrup will * euro them. The result has been thnt Druggists in everj town and village in the United States are recommending it to lliir customers. Go to your Druggists, and ask whnt they know about it. Sample Dottles 10 cents. Hegulnr size 75 ? cents. Three doses wHV-TfeUeve any case. For silo by all druggist3 and by GIBBES & CO., 3-2 w. Free To Every Header op Tilts Paper.?In order to introduce tho Diamond Spring Wheat in this section, I will send a small package of sample grains, with special terms to agents, and my Seed Catalogue for 1878, frco of charge to every reader of this paper on receipt of a three ccntstainp to pay postage. The Diamond Wheat is the largest in tho world. It grows aud matures in any climntc in the United States. The grains average nearly one-half inch in length. One grain produces from 25 to 35 stalks, with heads averaging from 7 to 0 inches, and each nwnl about JO grains. vi Auuress W. S. T11TD1T, Sftmmak, I Cleveland, Tennessee. Jan 18 3 "2t. Near Marietta, Ga., March "21, 1870. Mtssra Wm. Hoot <5' Sons :?About one year ago I bought a bottle of Bradi-iklu'r Female Kkoui.atou from you, for one of my daughters who had been suffering with suppressed menses for some titno. 1 have had several physicians nttending, but met with no success until I was porsuaded to buy a bottle of the llegulator, and it is the very thing for which it is recommended. She is now in perfect health. 1 hope all suffering femalos will at least try on? bottle and have health again. Very respectfully, I). DOBBINS. For sale by all diuggots and by A. IRWIN & Co., Union. Jan 18 8 4t ~~ MARKI 1?JL>7 JETER?HAMILTON.?Married, mi tliT^d of this month, at the residence of the bride's father, by Ilev. F. C. Jeter, Ma. L. B. Jeter to - ? -J am.v 11 -nir^ , nit at' W.pin n _ iq tUia . county. i, MOORE?DOUGLASS?Married, on the ICth Deo., 1877, by ltev. R. 11. Dagnnl. at the rcsi dence of the bride's mother, Mr David Moork, of lllchlnnd County, to Miss Ei.mira, (laughter of the Into Dr. Georie Dovglahs, of this County Buist's Fresh Garden Seeds. JUST received and warranted, by giuues &. Co. Jan 25 4 tf Green and Dry Hides. fWILL pay the highest price for any number of Green or Dry Hides. JOS. STRAUSS. Jan. 25 4 _i(L_ The Sugar Creek Land. ONE of the tracts sold last Salcsday, under mortgage of Jasper Gibbcs to II. II. Kice, will be resold, nt the risk of former purchaser, on Salcsday, the 4th of February next. TIIE McCAUOHYTract, containing one hundred and twenty-two (122) acres, nioro or less, adjoining lands of the estate of Jos. ltobinson, v. uiooes, nnu outers. R. MACBETH, Agent for B. II. lticc. Jan 1R, 1878 8 8t 13 ISSOLUTION. niHE pnrdncrship heretofore existing between jl U. P. Bawls, S. M. Rice and J. W. Mcl.ure, under the firm names of It. P. Bawls & Co., Rice MoLure & Co., has been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to either pf the above concerns will please make immrdiatr payment, ns it is necessary to settle up all outstanding business at once. l)r. B. P. Bawls will receipt in the names of It. P. Rnwls & Co., and Bice & Mcl.ure in that _ of Il'.co Mcl.ure & Co., in the settlement of nccounts. B. P. RAWLS, S. M. RICE, J. W. McLURE. Jau 25 4 3t copartnership" THE undersigned will continue toconduct the business heretofore carried on in the name of Rice Mcl.ure & Co., under the firm name of i>: i. *t?i i-i uvs a. inuuuro. /lUKituwiougir.g our ihnnks for (he patronage hitherto accorded us we respectfully ask, in the naine'of the new firm, n continuance of the same. 8. M. RICE. J. W.McLUKE. Jan 2*> 4 flt The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. BY JOS. F. 0I3T, Judge of Probate in Union County. WHEREAS, S. S. Stokca hath applied to me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of JAMES MORRIS, late of Union County, deceased. V These are therefore to cite and admonish all ^ efaa.i .1 l.-I-. - r-.^iivu Biiiguinr mo Kiii irca una creditors of tlio paid defeased, lo be and appear before me at a Court of Probate for the naid County, to be holdon at Union Court house on the ninth day of February, 1878, at 10 o'clock A. M., to show cause, if any, why the said Administration should not Iks granted. Oiven under my hand and the Seal of tho Court, this, twenty-third day of January, A. D. 1878, and in tho 102d year of American Independence. JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate. W Jan 28 1 ?Jt JOSEPH STRAUSS SUCCESSOR TO M. 11 FHIEDlJKUGKlV. WOULD respectfully inform I ho citizens < Union that ho will continuo the mercn, tile business fttfmerty conducted by M. B. Friei berger*. deceased, nhd asks n continuance of lb liberal patronage heretofore given his predcce: sor. In order to close out the old stock, he wil duri.ig the NEXT CO DAYS SELL, AT AND BELOW COS' fob: cash. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF, ? dry oood8 CLOTHING, boots and shoes, HATS AND CAPS, nrrvr-lcATTz ?-nA Hardware, GMIOCEIMES And all other Clouds to bo found iu an Store in tho Couuty. IF Y'OU WANT CHEAP G00D? NOW IS YOUR TIME TO WET THEM. CALL ON .TOSS. STRAUSS, Jan 18 51 2in The State oi South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Probate. Jolin Foster, Thnddcus Foster1 and Libert Foster Plaintiffs. Summons against Walter 0. Moorehcnd as ad- For ininistrator of all and singular tho goods and chat- Relief, tics, rights and credits of Joseph J. Foster, deceased, Complaint Thomas J. Orr, John J. Keudrick, Caldwell! Foster I not Served. and Joshua Foster, Defendant*, J J, To the Defendant, Walter G. Moorehead. YOU are hereby summoned and required t answer the Petition in this nctiou, whicl is filed in the otticc of the Judge of Probate, fo the said County, and to serve a copy of you answer to the said Petition on the subscribersn their oflicc, No. 3 Law Range, Union, Sout Carolina, within twenty days after the servic hereof, exclusive of the day of such service and if you fail to answer the Petition withi iii?a a four said, the nluintill in this actio will apply to the Court f^r the relief deinandc in tho Petition. RIIAKD & MUNRO, Petitioners' Attorneys. JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate. Dated 24th January, A. D., 1878. To the Defendant, Wither G. Moorehead, Take notice that the summons in this actior of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed i tho Office of the Judge of Probate for Unio County, at Union Court House, in the County i Union, in the State of South Carolina, on th twenty-fourth day of January, A. D. one tlious and eight hundred and seventy-eight. 811 AND & MUNRO, Petitioners Attorneys, i\o. ?, t,aw Itange, Union, S. C. Jnn 25 4 Gt F. M, FARR & ~CO~. HAVE moved into their inrgo new buildinj wlierc they will be pleased to meet the! friends and customers. They have now o hand, 30,000 lbs. Clcoicc Bacon. 100 Itnrrels Flour, 700 IIiimIicIm White Oats,' WHICH THEY WILL SELL CUKAP FOlt CASH. Jan 18 8 If LAND TO RENT. WILL bo rontcd at public auction, o Salcsday in February next, to ill highest bidder, The tract of land which Simon P. I'arrow lit been cultivating, containing about thirty acre: lying on Santuc road, 2.] miles East of Unio C. II. W. I). HUMPHRIES, Atlm'r dt bonis non of Jos. II, Dognn dcc'd. Jan 18 3 3t Nnlc or (lie Fnlr OrouiMlH. ON Mon<Iay, (lie 4th day of February nex we will sell before (lie Court House door < Union Court House, to the highest bidder, ft cash, the tract of land, cont lining about eighty five acres, situate on the Sontuc road at its it tcrsection with the Chester road, near the tow of Union, and having thereon the County Fa; Grounds buildings. A. W. THOMSON, 8. M. RICE. Jan 18 3 Ot Executor's Notice. AI.L persons having claims against M. I Friedberger, deceased, must present thei tonic, properly attested. All persons indebted to M. 11. Friedbergei deceased, must make payments to mo. JOSEPH STRAUSS. Ex'r M. B. Friedberger, deceased. Jan 18,1878 8 lit METALLIC COFFINS. r III IK subscribers litve on hand a lot of Mi 1_ tnllic Coffins of nil sizes, and are prepare to make other Coffins at the shortest notice. We also keep a supply of Cincinnati! mad Wooden Coffins. These coffins are finely fir ished, presenting the appearance of Metalli coffins. ALLEN A ROBINSON. Jan 18 8 If Improved Cotton Seed. HIGHLY Improved Cotton Seed, for sale i ONE DOLLAR abnshel at my Cin, or ON DOLLAR AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS sacke and delivered nl Union Kailrond Depot. J. R. MTNTFR. Jon 11 2 lvn; '- % " % ;a II -L-. ! II SherifCPfalMr. BY virtue of Sundry Exyutlw ns to rae direclc T will Bell, bofore Urfon Co'urt llquso doo on the first Monday in PnRfcary next," with the legal hours of tihrtifTffwles, the fbllowii properly, to wit: TwSfib.i ^ Two trncts of land ^elpngfatg'to the. estate I' John llishop, dccenMEF^I,rao('Ka|J|l OOntainii '* 122 and n half acrea^^a Uftct wo7 8,'^optaj, 19 fag sixty aud ndialf acres, aud Wfti tmMMj s* a part of the lands wherein Benjamin T. now lives, and designated by plats uipde 1 '? John L. Young on the 8th of Becenihe^ HB77.Botli trncts of land were sold by ine, a?8heri on the seventh day of January, 1878, and b off by Benjamin T. Bishop, but he has failed comply with his bid for tinid trncts of land, ar r will be resold by me ns Sheriff, at At) risk Benjamin T. Bishop, under the Execution lluben S. Chick, as Trustee, nguinst J^hfVBisho Any person bidding off said tracts of land ac failing to comply with their bid within half f hour after the sale, the lands will 'be again r sold at their risk. ALSO. 9 Five Mules, one Marc and colt nnJ ono tv horso wagon and harness ; levied on and to I sold ns the property of J. E. .Meno, at the sn of l'hilip Dunn ana James B. Stccdnian. ALSO, One sorrel marc named Molly ; levied on nr ?u uo sum as ino properly of Simpson Malon nt I he suit of John Malonc for another, again Simpson Malone. 9 One Gray Horse and one Ray Mare ; levfetTt and to be sold as the property of Thomas J. Fo ter, at the suits of Win. Munro, as Administr * lor of Win. J. Kccnan, Jolin I). Long, as A ministrntor of Wm. If. Long, deceased, Wood Co., and Gcorgo W. Garner, Sr. ALSO, On Monday the fourth day of February ncx 1 before Union Court llousodoor, within the leg ^ hours of Sheriff"s sales, i will sell one Bale Li Cotton and about eleven hundred pounds set Cotton ; levied on and to be sold as the proper of Thomas Farr at the suit of W. A. Moor bend. ALSO. On Tuesday, the fifth tiny of February nes 1 will sell, within the legal hours of Sheriff _ sales, nt the residenco of Thomas J. Foste about thirty bushels corn, five hundred buudl fodder, about fifty bushels cotton seed, on eight-day clock, one table and one road wngoi all levied on and to be sold as the property Thomas J. Foster, nt the suits of Wm. Munro, i Administrator of Win. J. Kccnan, Jolm^Ll^n, as Administratoi of Wm. II. Long, UcOeMe' Wood & Co. and George W. Garner, Sr. ALSO, On Tuesday the oth day of February next, will sell on the plantation of Jasper Gibbes, i Union County, within the legal hours of She iff's sales, the following produce, made on tl plantation of Jasper Gibbes during the yci 1877 : About seventy-five bushels corn, twcl' hundred bundles ladder, two hundred and fifl bushels cotton seed, six bushels Wheat, si bushels Oats, and five bushels Cow peas; all le ied on and to be sold as tho property of Jnspi o Gibbes, nt the several suits of Henry Chalincr Dewitt Chalmers, Unlplt Thomsoi# and Samu Gibbs, against Jasper Gibbes, Wm. A. Nicholst r and Spears & Colton. , 11 Al lonPTll <s ir r\ I, January 14, 1878 8 3t * Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, J COUNTY OF SrARTAWBUJiO. " " Iii the Court of Probate. N. M. Quin, Administrator, ra Madora Petty ni Marietta Petty et al1 ])U11SUANT to an order from I lie Hon. Gcor; . \V. Nichols, Probate Jud^e fot Sparlunbui i, County, 1 will sell befo- e Union Court Hou u door, on the first Monday in February nes n within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, tl >f tract of land belonging to the estate of Sari e Heed, deceased, located in Union County, Sou i- Carolina, containing thirty-five acres, more i less, bounded by lands of M. N. Quinn, Gliznbc Kirby and Thomas Puckct and others. Sold f Partition among the parties in this case. TERMS OF SALE.?Cash sufficient to pt the costs of these proceedings and taxes, if an - tho balance on a credit of one and two yea with interest from the day of sale. Purchas In crivn n. hnnd nml ta-A ??aa/1 ....<v.?1 - ? - v. ....v, O..UIVIUI1V acc V ritics anil a mortgage of the premises to seen the balance of the purchase money, and pay f " papers. R. MACBETH, 8, 4Jj,(l Jan 12, 1878 8 .y tt PAY OK HE PUBLISHED. I HAVE waited patiently upon a number persons who have owed me large bills f some time, but they don't scent to notice tl man} apj eals I have made to thein through tl Timks and in other ways. I must now resort ~ other means, and if I don't collect what is di me I can guard my neighbors against trust it D those who have proved unreliable to me. c I therefore notify all, without distinction position, in the town or County, that if the is accounts are not satisfactorily adjusted in a vei j, short time their names will appear in the Timi: n under the head of "D. 1)., or doubtful debtors H. J. THOMPSON. Jan 18 3 1m PAY OR BE SUED. r|1HE subscribers hereby notify those indel - iv iiiciii iiiuv i ncy must linvo mono right ott. They have been very indulgent their customers, but now their necessities d '? mnnd cash settlements. Wo therefore warn all who owe ns thtfl Tf*"tli< >r do not come and make satisfactory rettlemen f" by the 1st of Fehrunry next, their notes at *" accounts will be placed in tho hands of a Tri ,n Justice, with instructions to sue and collect. ir It won't do to wink at this for wo are in en nest. GHAIIAM k GRAHAM. Jan IS a St. Berkshire Swine. \ rnilOHOUGIIUHKD Berkshire Swine for Sal n X by J. U. MINTER. Jan 11 '2 hn r> NOTICE. Al.I. persons indebted to us will please sett their accounts nt once, as we arc in nei of money. GEE k HUM PRIES. Jsn 11 2 4t d Copartnership Notice. mit v .,,.,1?s 1 i ? - id . | < ?ooxikiicu iiikc iuimcti a * oparlnc X ttliip for the practice of I>aw in nil cases, ,c the Stale and United States Courts, arising the 7th Circuit that may he entrusted to the charge, under the firm name of Kion k McKi tick. 17th December, 1877. JAMK8 H. IUON, I. U. McKISSlCK. l( Deo 21 f>0 3m j Red Oats TTIOR Sale, at7f> cents per bushel by I F J. H. MINTF.R. Jan 11 2 Itn Sheriff's Sale. r! The State of Sofuth Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. of ig ^arali A. Stringfcllow, v? George B. Tucker am v- * * . B| SpUUaUANJ lo aa prdef ft-oihthj Hon. L. 0 ^ XT Northrop, Judge*tatM~MMbhJudicia ?y Circuit of South Caroni^ TPMWfovfetlrtkr ? 187(5, I will sell Sefore Union Court House door ff, on the first Monday in February next, witliit id the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, one small picci to ^r tract of land, located on Enorce Hirer, con' id taining seven and a half acres, more or less of belonging to George B. Tucker, bounded on tlx of South by Enoreo ltiver, and West, North and p East by lands now belonging to James B. Steed id man ; said lands formerly the property of Georg< in B. Tucker, and now sold as the property ol c- George B. Tucker, at the suit of Sarah A. String fellow against George B. Tucker. TEllMS OF SALE.?One-half cash, the bnl ,0 mice on a credit of twelvemonths, with interest from the day of sale, with bond and a mortgage . to secure the balance of the purchase money. U. MACBETH, S. U. 0. Jan 12 1878. 3 3t "? Sheriff's Sale. e. si The State of South Carolina. COUXTY OF UXJOX. In ; tCh ine vxmri ox -jerernvc?.-"? ^ Joicy Duncan, vs Nancy Walker ami others. T)Ul?SUANT to an order from the Hon. Joscpl & _L F. Gist, Probate Judge for Union County 1 will bell befjrc Union Court House door, 01 tlie first Monday in February next, within tin legal hours of Sheriff's sales, tlie following do '> scribed land, for partition of the proceeds o :l' said sale between the l'laintitf aud defendant: 1,1 in this action, to wit: Fifty acres of the tract of land assigned bj 'y the Court of Hquily in the case of Thomas Mcl.urc c* against Trclissa Walker, bounded by lands o 8. M. llicc, the estate of Nathan Hawkins, ami Jnmcs Mcllride. t, TEIt.MS OF SALE.?Onc-lialf cash, tho bal 's ancc on n credit of twelve months with interest r, from tho day of sale; the purchaser to give cs bond and mortgage to secure the balance of the e- purchate money, and pay for deeds. ?; K. MACBETH, S. U. C. of Jan 12, 1878. 3 3l j- .The State of South Carolina. "* COUXTY OF UXIOX, l In the Court of Common Pleas. jn William II. Wallace ] r_ Plaintiff | Summons for moncj vs. !- demand. Jr C. C. Davis j Complaint not served Defendant j y To C. C. Davis, Defendant in this Action. \x "VTOU aro hereby summoned and required tc v- JL answer the complaint in this action, whicli cr is filed in the otlicc of the Clerk of the Court ol s. Common l'leas for the said County, and to serv< el a copy of your answer on the subscriber's at thei: jn office, at Union in said County, within twentj days after the service of this summons on you exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to answer this complaint withir _ the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply t< the Court for judgment against you for .the sun of one Hundred Dollars, with in tcrcst at the rate of seven per cent per anuuni from the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred nna seventy, ana cosrs. Dated Uuion S. C. 3d Jnnunry A. D. 1878. BION & McKISSICK , lMnntiff's Alinpnovo lu To the Drfenlant C. C. Davis. Tako notice that the Summons in this action RC of which tho foregoing is a copy, was filed it rK tlie oflicc of the Clerk of the Court of Conunor sc Pleas for Union County in the State of Soutl :,t Carolina on the 4th day of January 1878. fie KION & McKISSICK. ih Union S. C. Plaintiff's Attorneys. UnionS. C. 8lli January 1878. 2 fit. or The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. iy y, In the Court of Common Pleas. rs er Charles Bolt as Administrator 1 u. of all and singular the re Goods, Chat.els and credits or of Joshua P. Dawkins, deceased, l'laiitiff. against Summons? ? Sarah Dawkins, Denjntnln F. Dawkins, Nannie K Tench, of Sarah A Stringfellow, Lou- For relief or is D. Mowry, Albert H. he Mowry, Wilson Glover, he Robert 11. Lyons, as Ad- Complaint to ministrator of James Rogue ers, deceased, Susan F. ig Dawkins, William Munro, not F. Williams Eison, Sarah of Heard, Mary Douglass, j ir Philip M. Cohen, John J. Served, ry Brown, William Wilkins, ;<ti J. S. Lowland Thompson, Benjamin F. ltnwls. Spencer M. lticc and John W. McLure, George G. Prid? >nn.A / ?-/* '"-J'????? J 7*t> //<< Defendant, Benjamin F. Da tr kins. "XTOU ore hereby Summoned and required (< Iq X answer the complaint in Iliis action, whicli e_ in fiilcd in llie office of the Clerk of the Cotirl of Common l'leas, for the County of Union, al ,v Union Court (louse, South Cnrolinn, nnd te serve a copy of your nnswer to the.said comltj plaint on the subscribers, at their office No. i Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service of this summons or r you, exclusive of the day ot such service; nnd if you fail to t newer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action ? will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Union, S. C., 10th January 1878. *, MUNRO k MUNKO, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the Defendant Benjamin F. Datckins: Take notice thnt the Summons in this actior 'c of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed ir ed v/a?i. - < ?-_ /? ? ... U?<v<) uicrn ui win V^Ulirl 01 1 OllllllOfl l'lCOS t'Ol Union County, at Union Court (louse, in th< County of Union, iif tlie Stato of South Carolina on the tenlli ilny of January, A. 1). one thous and eight hundred and seventy-eight. MUNRO & MUNRO, T. Plaintiff's Attorneys. ;n No. 2 Law liange, Union, S. C jn Jan 10, 1878 2 Gt L- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. THE undersigned having been duly appointee administrator of the Estate of Uriali l'aulk deceased, would most respectfully request al persons indebted to said estate, to make inime diate payment, and all persons having claims aginst said estate will present them to me propeily attested. J. K. PAULK. Adm'r. Jan 18 ft It* ??ma ?tegi ?t. i ii Gold and Silver FOR SALE CHEAP ?AT? ' K. W. XINSLEY'S X HJfTEjust returned from tlip .North, wherr ' X I purchased, D1REOT FROM THE MANCJ FACTURERS, a large Stock of LATEST STYLES JEYVEI.RT, j At the lowest market'prices, and intend gW. ray customers the benefit of my low purchases,s II Y SELLING CHE AP. r Among my Stock will be found all kinds of' OOLDANDSILVER WAfCUES ; OF THE VERY REST MAKE. CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS, CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. SILVER AND PLATED WARE, RINGS AND BREASTPINS. OOLI) A N D SI L Y Ell C H AI N S , Christmas, Bridal and Birthday Presents of . ??y.7^ ^ J??? ANY FINE GOLD WATCHES, ' Chains, Diamond Rings or Jewelry, of > any kind desired, not found iu iny Stock, > will be ordered at the shortest notice, without 2 trouble or expense to persons ordering them. [ Old Silver taken in cxchancc for Jewelry. REPAIRING r OLD NN'EATLYANI) PROMPTLY, THE FINEST [ TOBACCO AND CIGARS s CAN ALWAYS BE HAD AT THIS STOKE. Just Call and See for Yourself* 11. W. TINSLEY. Dec 7 48 tf NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. ?AND? LOW PRICES. :o: ( K^T. T . JL"*/JL -ILjJtrC* I" T> ESl'ECTFULLY announces to Hie people * XV of Union County that lie lias opened one ' of the MOST COMPIjETE STOCK OF DllY GOODS, 1 AND ! READY-MADE CLOTHING ever brought into this County, and is determined 1 to sell for the SHORTEST PROFITS FOR CASH. He is not afraid to compare quality and prices of Goods with Columbia, Augusta or ctcii Spartanburg. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. i H. W. PORTER, 1 Font's new Building, opposite the Dig Oak Tree. _Nov 8 4:5 If AUSTIx^f Ac OO. Seed Wheat. A LOT of fine Seed Wheat for sale by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nov. '2 _ 43 tf jprovisions. BACON, Flour, nnd Lard, for sale, cheap, by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 tf_ Oats, Rye and Barley. I poll sale, by AUSTIN & Co., ' Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 tf Groceries. GREAT Bargains in Sugar, Coffee nnd Salt, at AUSTIN & Co'S.. Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 tf Drugs and Medicines. BUY your Drugs an J Medicines of AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Nor 2 43 tf Paints-and Oils. ALL kind of Paints nnd Oils for sale at bottom prices, at AUSTIN & Co's., ( Spartanburg. I Nov 2 43 tf , Window Glass. OF ALL sizes, for sale by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. i Nov 2 43 tf i Pure Liquors. PURE LIQUORS, for Medicinal purposes, for sale by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg inov ~z 43 7fThe State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, 1 Kx Parle \ Petition for 1 Carrinda Gist. J llomettend. r "VfOTICK is hereby gi*en (lint Carrinda Gist-, s _Ls widow of Kit Gist, deceased, lias this day' [ filed her Petition in the Coart af Probate for said County praying that a homestead exemption be set apart to her and her minor childreu inthe personal estate of said dccensed. JOSEPH P. OIST. Probate Judge. 14 January 1B78. 3 4t. Reidville Female College. 1 SPARTANBIJRO CO., S. C.( 1 T)OARD (everything furnished) $11.50 per X) month. Tuition moderate. Advantages' i superior. , . Next terin begins January 7lh, 1878. ROBERT r. R8MITI1, l'res., Reidville, 8. G. Dec 21 50 Iro*