Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* The Latest Failures.?lleverige & Heeliwcl', Importers of woollens, of Montreal, Canada, hn\e * failed. Liabilities, $75,000. Powers, Gaston & Co., boot and shoe dealers of New York, tuspended on Saturday. Liabilities, $200,000. Assets, nominal $205,000 ; real $150,tK>0. Geo. L. Watrous & Co., hat, fur and straw goods dealers of New York, have uiade an assignment. Liabilities $100,000. Assets unknown. - - ? John Thomas, mining stock broker of New York, and late president of the Queen of the West Silver Mining Company, has made an assignment. Liabilities $88,000. Assets nominal. John W. Stout, the largest canfted goods dealer in New York, has gone into voluntary bankruptcy. Liabilities $50,000. He employed 400 persons. J A Murderer Sentenced in Chester.?Chcs- ^ ter, S. C., January20.?Thccnseot' John Smith, ^ colored, for killing Borgcn Conger, white, who ? was most brutally murdered at this place on the night of the 28th of Oeccmberlast, was decided ^ yesterday before Judge Mackcv. The jury was " out only a minute, and returned a verdict of 'j murder. Smith was immediately sentenced to ^ be hung on Friday, Frbruary 1st. Smith, on 'j his trial, denied knowine anvtltincr of tho affair. S This evening, in t lie jail, he made an open confession of his guilt. Conger was a nntive of w New Brunswick, N S., nnd hail just arrived * here. ts b?fuva tha couvl. John Green ^ McFndden, white, was fdurilt guHily of mTn;" "* slaughter, for killing Eli Crawford, colored, and 2 seuteuced to mirty years in the penitentiary. ? <? L A Vkby Good Reason.?The reason why only one sample bottle of Mkukri.l's IIepatink for the Liver will be sold to the same person, for ton cents, by our Druggist, GIBBES & CO., is ^ because of Lho euoMMot^i expenso of importing ol tho Hcpatinc into this dMmtry ; but as there arc fifty doses in the large size bottle, it seems Dtwo cents per dose is cheap enough after all for a medicine that cures dyspepsia and liver complaint. All who hnvo not had a sample bottle are entitled to one for ten cents at GIBBES & CO'S Drug store. Three dose relieves any case _ of dispepsia, constipation, indigestion or liver complaint, in the world. Regular size bottles, fifty doses. $1.00. U 10 Cent Sample Bottles McrroU's Ilopatine for the Liver, and Globo Flower Cough Sy- J rup for the Throat and Lung#, at GIBBES & J CO. 6-tw. ol . to ? A Genti.k Hint.?In our style of climnte, Bfl with its sudden changes of temperature,?rain, wind and sunshine often intermingled in a sin- C< day,?it is no wonder that our children, friends nnd relatives are so frequently taken from us l'1 by noglccted coids, half the deaths diroclly from f,c this cause. A bottle of Uoschoe s German Syr- to lip kept about your home for immediate use will C< prevent serious sickness, a large docter's bill, at and perhaps death, by the use of three or four M doses. For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages, tli Pneumonia, Sovere Coughs, (-roup or any dis- U ease of the Throat or Lungs, its succoss is siuiply wonderful, as your druggist will tell you.? ki German Syrup is now sold in every town and 1? illago on this continent. Sample bottle for hj trial, 10c.; regular size, 75o. For salo by all druggists, and by G1BBKS & cc CO., o-2w. ?f Si Nn.tn Maiiiktta, Ga., March 21, 1870. 8,1 Messrs B7/?. Root ,j- Sons :?About one year Oi ago I bought a bottlo of Buadfiki.u's Fkmai.p. "f Rkuii.atoh from you, for one of my daughters ^'( who had beon suffering with suppressed menses for some time. 1 have had severer physicians I' attending, but met with no success until I was persuaded to buy a hot lie of the Regulator, and it is the very thing for which it is recommended. Ei Mhc is now in perfect health. 1 hope all sutler- 1111 ing females will at least try one bottle and haTe health again. Very respectfully, 1). DOBBINS. For sale by all druggists and by A. IRWIN & Co., Union. Jan 18 8 It 3IAUHIKD. { PETTY?FOWLER.? Married, on the dd inst, \V' oy r. iv. l.isoil, i'.sq., Mil. .JOHN I'KTTY 10 miss Haymotii Fowler, all of this County. ",.a BAILEY?BAGWELL. Married, on the Slst 'I I nit., by ('. IS. Bubo, Esq., Mil. B. II. Baii.ey to I<?i Miss Mary Bagwell, all of Union County. W WANNAMAKEB?DUNCAN.?Married, oh the .list ult., at. the residence of the bride's j .mother, Mr John Wann amak ku, of Orangeburg, to Miss Pattik, daughter of Mr. I). It. Duncan of Spartanburg. ? TINSUKY?WEI KKltT.?Married, on the ftl?-t ult., at the residence of the bride's mother, by ? ltev T. II. Law, Mr. J. L. Tinsi.ky to Miss Sai.- 1 j.ik Wr.iicr.iit, all of Spartanburg. of tl< White Seed Oats. ^ I HAVE a large quantity of clean While Seed . Oats, which 1 will sell CHEAP FOB CASH. ,!* B. F. BAWLS. or No. 1, Hast Union. wl Feb 8 0 tf SETTLE UP. ALL persons indebted to the firm of B. F. , Bawls & Co., are requested to make settle- / menls immediately, as the business of the firm nf f must be closed up at once. si B. F. BAWLS. Feb 8 0 tf Perry's Fresh Garden Seeds. a' A FULL supply of these Seeds just received, . and will be sold at reduced prices. J] Ten cent papers sold for f> cents. ri B. F. BAWLS, r] No. 1, Hast Union. Feb 8 0 tf * It. 1\ I { A YV I .S J, WILL continue tho Grocery business at the old stand, No. 1. East 1'nion, and keep full supplies of all kinds of goods in his lino vvltirli lto will soil * VERY CHEAP FOR CASIf. of Feb 8. 0 If tli Cheapest and Best Flour. jy rlTAVB received a large consignment ol very jj superior Flour?(lie best in this market ? which I am authorized to sell. VKllY CHEAP, FOH CAS jr. 15. F. RAW I.S, H No. 1, East. Union. ' Fob 8 0 tf a F I \ FA >111^' OIJ(;AN FOR SALE. ,y III WE a fine Family Organ, of the celebr:*. ted Wood's ii-annf- -tnre, which I will sell t HEAP, l oR CASH. , i?. C oiii:\. Feb. 8, fi I tit. I PRO CSllIlXTI ON." State of South Carolina, 1 Executive Department. > Co lit miu a, January illst, 1878. j WHEREAS, information lias boon received at this department that nu atrocious muror was coiuuiitted in Union County, on or about he 24ih day of december, A. D. 1877, upon the ody SI HI A SARTOR by her husband, BOH ARTOR, and that the said HOB SARTOR has ed from justice: NO IK, THEREFORE, /, WADE IIAMl''ON, Governor of the State of South JJaroina, in order that justice may be doue and the i\v vindicated, do hereby offer a reward of '1FTY DOLLARS for the apprehension and devery in any jail of this State t^f the said1 BOB ARTOR. Said SARTOR, escaped Convict No. 2,405, 'as cinvictcd of Grand Larceny at the July term 870, of the Court of General Sessions in Sparinburg County, beforo His Honor Jude^L. C. lorthroD. and escaned from the PenitennSrv on ark brown eyes, eyes crossed, fokk finger of EKT HAND MISSING. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my and and caused the Great Seal of the State to e affixed, at Columbia, this 31st day of January ,. 1). 1878, and in the one hundred second year f tho Independence of tlio United States of merica. WADE HAMPTON, J seai* > Governor. 11. M. Simms, Secrctnry of State. Feb 8 0 A ft Sale to Foreclose Mortgage. mon lluilding and Loan Association, vs. Herman Sithoppnul. N PoTHuanoa. of a power contained in a . Mortgage deed, bearing date the 13th day * May, 1HJ t>, .executed by llermau Sclioppaul i the Union Huilillfg an^-fioltfc*Aesoeiation, lid Mortgage deed being recorded in the Office the Register of Meant} Conveyance for Union uunty, on the lfrtli day of May, 1870, in Rook Mortgages, 15. No. 2, pages 138, 180 and 140, ic Union Ruihling and Loan Association will ill at public Auction, to the highest bidder, bore the Court House door, at Union, in the junty of Union, in the State of South Carolina, twelve o'clock, noon, on the first Monday in JlfP.li 1 S78 nil flint. ppvfnin lnt nf Inn/1 will* c"buildiHgs (hereon, situated in said town of nion, on tho South side of Main street, bound1 on the North by Main Street, on East by lot sown as the McGuinncss lot, on the South by t of of Jason M. Greer Jr., and on the West ir lot of Mrs. Coleman. And in pursuanec of a power contained in a rtain other Mortgage deed, dntcd the 11th day February, 1870, executed by said Herman .-hoppaul to the Union Ruilding and Loan Asciation, said Mortgage deed being recorded in Hice of the Register aforesaid on the 2dd day February, 1870, in Rook of Mortgages, 11. ?. 2, pagos 87, 88 and 8'J, ho Union Uuildg and Loan Association will sell at the same me nnd plnee,Atl^tlMMMiil next, Host of the t. above described, bounded North by Main rect, West by Store house lot above described, ist by lands and storehouse of Thos. McNally, id South bv lot of J. M. Greer, Jr. TERMS OF SALE.?CASH. Union Huilding and Loan Association, Ry JOHN L. YOUNG, Vico-IWL Feb 8 (1 It Mortgage Sale. _>Y virluo of authority given me in a morty page upon the premises below described, I 11 sell to the highest bidder, on Monday the h day of March next, where Richard Litttlclin formerly lived, in Union Counry, South iroliua. all that lot of land on the waters of dckety Creek, bounded by lands formerly berigitig to James Littlejohn, Salathiel l.ittlcjohn, illinm Mcl.ure and others, containing nine indeed acres, more or less. TERMS, CASH, Purchaser to pay all Taxes tc and for all papers. N. R. LITTLEJOHN. Feb. 8, 1878. 6 _ 4t. Notice of Final Discharge. 5Y permission of the lion. Jos F (list, Judge of Probate, 1 will, on Saturday the 9th day March 1878, make my final ltcturn and setnuent as Administrator of the Estate of Wilim Mariindale Kay, deceased, and apply for y discharge as Administrator of said Estate. All persons having demands against said Este, must present them to me for payment on before the date above specified or they ill be forever barred. E. II. RAY, Administrator. Feb 8 0 4t* Executor's Notice. VLL persons indebted to the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Rice, deceased, are hereby itified to make payment to mc as early as posble. All persons having demands against the said I'teuscd, will present their claims, properly tosted, tonic. R. It. 1! A WES, Executor of Will of E. M. Rice. Feb. 8 f. 4t ilMXATlON l'OK TIIEl'Oblt nilROUC.II tho kindness of a nameless L Fhiknh, I have control of a l,o:ni HikI. ' for the benefit of worthy poor young dies who earnestly desire a thorough education, would hereby inform such that, by complying ith the reasonable conditions of tho "Fusn," ev may prosecute their studies in tho Williamston Female CoUege, WILLIAMSTON S. C. i ? hi ? .numi presem ouiiuy, hiui pay tne rcsi their expenses after they shall have earned o money. On receiving a stamp for return postage, I ill gladly furnish full particulars to anyyoung dy applying therefor in her own hand-wring. S. LAND Kit, l'res'l. W. F. C. QM<>\ FEMALE ACADKHY. , UNION SOUTH CAROLINA. IIIt IT grade of this school is the same as that . of ordinary Female t'alleges. The charges hare been reduced to meet the cigencies of tho times. Tuition perTcrm, From $5 00to S-o 00. SO K.M R \S. Hoard (washing, fuel and lights included) ynij i 'i mfrwnre, per month >'1 1 tft The spring term opc'.s February Ith, lv<',.,<. I'ii pi lis receivt 1 at any time and charged from lie (>f ent'-nnoc till cl??so of term. Mits. .V. S. ? LUTOKD, Principal. .1 an !R tf NEW HESTAUHA ?AND? BILLIARD SALOOJS rpiIK subscriber respectfully informs the |>? JL lie thnt lie has title! up in fine style^t large Boom at (lie North Wiest Corner of l^j ami Si rett and cpehtNMn it. n FIRST CLASS RESTAU^Aj AND? * BIELIAHD 8ALQ6N, His Bar is furnished with all kinds and qua tics of Wines and Liquors, and he would it?v the special attention of judges of good Whisk to his CLEAR HAND.&ADE SPRING BRANCH, A. 13. Rhy ne'i STONE J MOUNTAIN, "CORN WHISKIES which are pronounced to be the purest and plot antcst Whiskies now made .THE BILLIARD SALOON lias two fine tables with all necessary Balls ni Cues, and is fitted up with un eye to the comfi and nrivuov of lMavera. Cull and lest my claims tp patronage. -MM 4VH? Kr/"^'^ DISSOLUTION. rilllK pardnersbip heretoforo existing betwe JL B. F. llawls, S. M. llice and J. W. McLui under the firm names of B. F. llawls & C llice McLure & Co., has heen dissolved by mutt consent. All persons indebted to cither of t above concerns will please piukc immediate pn incut, as it is necessary to^ctfle up alloutstau ing business at once. ?"* Dr. B. F. llawls will receipt in the names B. F. Bawls & Co., and llice & McLure in tli of llice McLure & Co., in the settlement of i counts. B. F. BAWLS, S. M. RICE, J. W. McLUIlE. Jan 25 4 3t COPARTNERSHIP. rill IK undersigned will continue toconduct t JL business heretofore carried on in tho nai of llice McLure & Co., under the firm name llice & McLure. Acknowledging our Ihnn for the patronage hitherto accorded us we i spcctfully ask, in the name of the new firm, continuance of tho same. ^ S. M. RICE, J. W. McLURE. Jan 25 4 3t iv i:\va ooDi COXTINUALLY AllRIVINU ?AT? FOgTER & WILKINS' WE are endeavoring to keep up our Stoi in all departments, and will .gunranl prices as low as the lowest. Call and see befo purchasing. . ? Nov 23 4G tf "pay oh be published. 11IAVK waited patiently upon a number persons who have owed me large bills f some time, but they don't seem to notice t! many appeals I have made to them through tl Timkh and in other ways. I must now resort other means, and if I don't collect what is di ine I can guard my neighbors agninst trustii those who have proved unreliable to me. 1 therefore notify all, without distinction position, in the town or County, that if the accounts are not satisfactorily adjusted in a vei short time their names will appear in the Tim* under the head of "1>. 1)., or doubtful debtors H.J. THOMPSON. Jan 18 3 ltu Notice of Final Discharge. BV permission of Hon. Jos. F. Gist Judge Probate 1 will on the 20th of February ne make my final return and settlement as Adiui istrator of the Estate of James Skain decease aud at the same timo apply for a final dischnri as Administrator as aforesaid. All persons ha iug demands against the said Estate must pr sent them to mc for payment on or before tl day above specified. JAMES C. SARTOR, Administrator. Feb 1st. 6 4t. F. M. FARR & COT HAVE moved into their inrgc new buildiu where they will be pleased to meet the friends and rnstnmnrc Tl.ov !..>?? ...... . hand, 20,000 11m. ('hoiec Bacon. 100 ItarrelM Flour, 700 IIiiMlielM B'lillc OatK,' WHICH THEY WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. Jan 18 8 _ If Copartnership Notice. rpHE undersigned have formed a Copartne .1 ship for the practice of Law in all cases, the State and United States Courts, arising the 7tl? Circuit that may be entrusted to the charge, under the firm name of Kion & McKi 17th December, 1877. JAMES If. UION, I. 0. McKISSICK. I)co 21 60 8m ETA LLICJ C OFF1XN. rnilE subscribers hrve on hand a lot of M A. tallic Collins of all sizes, and are prcpan to make other Coflins at the shortest notice. We also keep a supply of Cincinnatti ma Wooden Coflins. These coflins aro finely fi ialied, presenting the appcarnnco of Metal com ns. ALLEN & ROBINSON. Jnn 18 8 tf Buist's Fresh Garden Seeds J UST received and warranted, by OIBBES k Co. Jan 25 4 tf Green and Dry Hides. r WILL pay tlio highest prico for any nutnli 1 of Green or Dry Hides. JOS. STRAUSS. Jon. 25 4 if. Red Oats ITIOR Sale, at 75 cents per bushel by A, ' J. R. If INTER. Jan 11 2 lm Berkshire Swine. rnilOROUCIlRRED Berkshire Swine for Sa i 1 by J. R. MINTER. Lm 11 1! 1 in Chufas For Sale. #)V J. K. MINTER. Jan 11 2 1m JOSEPH STRAUSS. - SUCCESSOR TO I. |b. BI. B FRIEDUE11GER. V" TTJ'OULD respectfully inform tlie citiiens of Lin yy union u,ai jl0 wju continue tlie mercantile business formcrty conducted by M. 11. Friedn* berger, deceased, and asks a continuance of the ? liberal patronage heretofore given his prcdccestor. i . In onler to close out the old stock, he will, duriug the i$e NEXT OO DAYS ey SELL AT AND BELOW COST FOR CASH. s THE STOCK CONSISTS OF DRY OOODS, 9 "-| CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, t 9 jj IIATS AND CAPS, Crockery and Hardware, cn And nil other Goods to be found in any "e> Store in the County, o., *1 IF YOU WANT * CHIE A:P GOODS of NOW IS YOUR TIME TO GET THEM. mt lc" CALL ON ' JOS. STRAUSS, Jnn 18 3 The State ot South Carolina, he COUNTY OF UNION, n? In the Court of Probate. of h8 John Foster, Thaddcus Foster 1 e. and Elbert Foster R Plaintiffs. Summons . . against Walter O. Moorchead as ad- For ministrntor of all and singular the goods and chat- Reliof. i? ties, rights and credits of m Joseph J. Foster, deceased, Complaint Thomas J. Orr, John J. Kendrick, Caldwell, Foster not Served, and Joshua Foster, Defendants, To the Defendant, Walter O. Hoorchead. "V^OU arc hereby summoned and required to ee X answor the Petition in this action, which rc is tiled in the office of the Judge of Probate, for the said County, and to servo a copy of your nnswer to the said Petition on tha subscribersnt their office, No. 3 Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within twcn.'y days after the service 0C hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; or and if you fail to answer the Petition within [ie the time nfoiesaid, the plaintiff in this action l,e will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded t, in the Petition. 8HAND&MUNKO, Petitioners' Attorneys. JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate. cf Dated 24th January, A. D., 1878. r'y To the Defendant, Walter G. .1loorehead, :s. Take notice that the summons in this action, ?? iif llio farnrrainfr 5u n nnn? ? ??" filynl *.? , v. ?.w? >v ? ? w|?jf n?o iiicu iu the Office of the Judge of Probate for Union County, at Union Court House, in the County of ? Union, in the State of South Carolina, on the twenty-fourth day of January, A. D. one thousand eight, hundred and seventy-eight. ?[ SI!AND & MUNIIO, Petitioners Attorneys, No. 3, Law Range, Union, S. C. ^ Jan 25 4 Ct The State of South Carolina, e- ' lie CO UXTY OF UNIOX. In the Court of Common Pleas. Charles Holt as Administrator 1 , of all and singular the Goods, Chattels and credits of Joshua P. Hawkins, de? ceased, Plavttiff. against Summons? an Sarali Dawkins, Benjamin P. Hawkins, Nannie E Tench, j Sarah A Stringfcllow, Lou- For relief is H. Mowry, Albert. II. Mowry, Wilson Glover, ltobert B. Lyons, as Ad- Complaint ministrntor of James Rogers, deceased, Susan P. Hawkins, William Munro, not ? P. Williams Kison, Sarah Beard, Mary Douglass, j ,r. Philip M. Cohen, John J. Served. jn Brown, William Wilkins, j? J. S. Rowland Thompson, .j,. Benjamin P. Rawls, Spena. ccr M. Rice and John W. McLuro, George G. l'rid- I uiore, Defendants. To the Defendant, Benjamin F. Daickins. YOU are hereby Summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'lens, for the County of Union, at Union Court House, South Carolina, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said comdc plaint on tho subscribers, at thoir office No. 2 n* Law ltange, Union, South Carolina, within twenl'c ty days after the scr.ice of this summons on you, exclusive of the day ot such service; and if you fail to t nswer 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, 8. C., 10th January 1878. MUNRO & MUN 110, l'laintitr Attorneys. To the Defendant Benjamin F. Daickins : er Tukc notice that the Summons in this action of which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled in Office Clerk of the Court of Common l'lens for Union County, at Union Court House, in tho ? County of Union, in tho State of South Carolina, en the tenth day of January, A. I), one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight. MUNRO & MUNRO, 1'lnintiff's Attorneys. No. 2 Law ltango, Union, S. C. Jan 10. 1878 2 Ot ie, Improved Cotton Seed. HIGHLY Improved Cotton Seed, for sale at ONK llOLLA R a bushel at my Gin, or ONR DOLLAR AND TWENTY-PI VE CENTS sacked and delivered at Union Railroad Depot. , J. R. MINTER, i Jan It 2 ffi*. i.r * The State of South Carolina, * COUNTY OF UNION. . In the Court of Common Pleas. Lemuel J. Bobo, ^ Copy Summon? * ^ Plainttff for Money against * Demand. Dempsey T. Bobo, Complaint Defendant. not Served. To Dempaey T. Bobo, Defendant in this action. YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action which is filed in the office-of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscribers at their office, at Union, in said County, within * twenty days after tho service of this summons _ on you, exclusive of the day of service. " If you fail to answer this complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judg- * ment against you for tho sum of Three Hundred t Dollars, with interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum from the day of March one thousand eight hundred and slaty-three, and C0St8* Dated, Union, 8. C., 26th January, MNf t. 1UON & McKlSSICtE. ^ Plaintiff's Attorney?. To the Defendant, Dempaey T. Bobo. Take notice that the Summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the< office of the Clerk of said Courtfor Union County, in said State, on the 2Cth day of January? 1878. RION & McKlSSICK. The State of South Carolina. ' COUNTY OF UNION, Iii the Court of Common Pleas. William II. Wallace Plaintiff Summons for monej vt. demand. C. C. Davis Complaint not servod Defendant J To C. C. Davit, Jfe/endant in thi* Action. YOU are hereby summoned ai^d required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve a copy of your nnswer on the subscriber's at their office, at Union in said County, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to answer this complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to " * ?*, * tho Court for judgment against you for the sum ~ \ of one Hundred . Dollars, with in- , terest at the rate of seven per cent per annum >. v?v from the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy, and costs. Dated Union S. C. 3d January A. D. 1,878. KION & McKISSlCK PlantifTs Attorneys. To the. Defendant C. C. Davit. Take notico that the Summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of tho Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Union County in the State of South Carolina on the 4th day of January 1878. RION & McKISSICK. Union 8. C. Plaintiff's Attorneys. ' UnionS. C. 8th January 1878. 2 6t. Gold and Silver FOR SALE CHEAP ?AT? R. W. TINSLEY'S I II AVE just returned from the North, where I purchased, DIREtTT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, ? large Stoclt of LATEST STYLES JEWEI.HY At tho lowest market prices, and intend giTroy customers the benefit of my low purchases, BY SELLING CHEAP. Among my Stock will be found all kinds of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES OF TIIE VERY REST MAKE. CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS, C TIEA PER THAN EVER BEFORE. SILVER AND PLATED WARE, RINGS AND BREASTPINS, GOLD AND SI LTHER CHAINS, Christmas, Rridal aud Birthday Present* of all kinds. ANY FINE GOLD WATCHES, unains, Diamond Rings or Jewelry, of any kind desired, not found in my Stock, will bo ordered at the shortest notice, without troublo or cxpenso to persons ordering them. Old Silver taken in exchance for Jewelry. REPAIRING OEI) nneatly:AND PROMPTLY, THE FINEST TOBACCO AND CIGARS CAN ALWAYS BE HAD AT THIS STOttE. ' Just Call and See for Yourself. H. W. TINSLEY. Dec 7 48 _ tf__ The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, Ex Tart# \ Petition for Carrinda Gist. / Homestead. "VfOTICE is hereby given that Carrinda Gist, AN widow of Kit Gist, deceased, has this day filed her Petition in the Court of Probate for said County praying that a homestead exemption be set apart to her and her minor childreu in the personal estate of said deceased. JOSEPH F. GIST. irooaio juugo. 11 January 1878. 8 \l ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE." milE undersigned having been duly appointed X administrator of the i^stato of Uriah Paulk, deceased, would most respectfully request all persons indebted to said cetate, to make immediate payment, and all persons having claims aginst said estate will present them to me, propetly attested. J. K. PAULK. Adm'r. Jan 18 8 4t* Cow Peas Wanted. WB will buy any quantity of Cowl'cas. 11. F. KAWLH & CO., No. 1, Bast Union. Not 22 4& If