The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 04, 1878, Image 3
AtHen, OAi, October 24, 1877.
'* .? Dhau Sir : Last night 1 colled at the New
Drug Store, Dr. King's old stand, and bought a
bottle of "Worm Oil," and gave it to my little
boy ns directed. This morning ho passed thirty-one
worms. I had previously tried other
Medicines. W. A. Bain.
May 17 40 2t
IjAoiianuk, (Ja:, April 20th, 1878.
- .. Dt% T. S. Brajfield : Sir?Tho Sufferer's
Balm Dr. Hoard prescribed for my littlo sister
who was suffering very much from "Poison Oak'.'
gavo speedy relief. Two applications cured her.
Yours, &c., C. L. Sinks.
Prepared and for Sale by A. IRWIN & CO.
May 17 34 2t
Guano Cotton! Guano Cotton!!
ALL persons having purchased Guano from
us with the option of paying for it in mid.
dliug Cotton at 15 cents per pound, are uotiGcd
that the time expires Nov. 1, 1878.
F. M. FARR & CO.
Oct 4 40 4t
Attention Cross Keys Club !
A4ur<u(inu 01 vross rvcys v;iuo win nc iiciu
en Friday next, the 11th, at 2 o'clock P.
M., to make arrangements for tho Township
inecting on thfi 22d, and for other iuiportaut
business. C. B. BOBO, President.
Oct. 4 40 It
STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.
" rpng undor?1glt?fr'|itoI>0??H<> foil their Bteam
JL'Saw Mill, together with Planing Machine
and other machinery, all in first rate running
order, and in the neighborhood of as good Luiubcr
timber as grows. Sat'mfactory reasons given
for selling. Prices and terms to suit the times.
A good opportunity is hero ofTered for a profitable
investment. A good reputation and the
good will goes with tho Mill.
P. S. WHISNANT & SONS,
Landrums, S. C.?S. & A. K. R.
Oct 4 40 " tf
The Farmers of Union County,
BOTH WHITE AND COLORED,
ARE invited to attend a public meeting in
the Court IIouso, on Monday next, for the
purpose of considering the reason why the
breakugo of 41bs is adopted by the cotton buyers
of Union, in weighing Cotton, and, if possible,
to remedy tho evil,
T. B. BATES,
J. T. DOUGLAS,
* J- C. SARTOR.
Oct. 4 40 It*
Fine Plantation for Sale 11
TFIE Subscriber offers for sale the plantation
wherdbn the late James II. Alexander formerly
resided, situated in Union County, in
the fork of Broad and l'acolct rivers, containing
440 acres, it lias SO ACRES GOOD BOTTOMS
on Broad river aud 10 acres on Paoolet.
Rue about 80 acres of upland in cultivation ; 70
acres in original forest and the balance in eld
field pines.
j8 perhaps as valuable a plantation as
any in Lniou County. The location is healthy.
The plantaion can be purchased on reasonable
tonus. illU'S goon.
Any person wishing to see the land will apply
to MR. J. R. CROCKER on the premises or
to the subscriber. 11. F. McDOWELL.
Pacolet Depot.
1 October 1878 40 4t
Mrsr- Sehoppottt"
WOULD respectfully inform the good citizens
of Uuion that she has just received,
ATTHE OLD STAND,
A complete stock of New Goods, consisting of
Candies of all kinds,
| Canned Fruits and Vegetables,
I Jellies, Preserves and Pickles,
| Canned Oysters and Sardiues, !
Leiuous, Apples,"Nuts, (
I Crackers and Cheese,
? I IIAVE ALSO STARTED
I MY BAKERY,
? And intend to keep on hand a supply of fresh
1 Light Bread, Pies and Cukes ; and will make
or bake at the shortest notice all kinds of Cakes
for parties, Weddings or any other special oci
casions.
. X O tllt3 X~IIR?1&13.
I return my thanks to those who so liberally
patronized 1110 in my more prosperous days,
and assure them that in my new venture 1 shall
striVe to deserve their favors again.
SCHOPPAUL.
Oct 4 40 tf
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY" OF UNION. "
111 the Court of Probate.
James Mttnroas Adininistra- ^
tor of all and singular the I Summons
f^^joods, chattels and credits |
of Charles 13eachJjiiua. du.-J . ,.F?r. Jlelicf.
vntintitf j
ayaitut. I Complaint
Sarah Daniel Sims, Julia |
Situs and Anna Sints, j not Served.
Defendant. J
T<> the Defendants above named :
\7"OU aro hereby Summoned ami required to
T answer the Petition in this action, which is
fded in the office of the Probate Judge for the
County of Union, at Union, in the County of
Union, in the State of South Carolina, and to
? nerve a copy or your nisffrr iu me rau i cuuuu
on tlie subscriber*, at their oflice, No. 2 Law
Hange, Union, Soiiili Carolina, within twenty
days after the service of this summons on you,
\ i exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you
fail to answer the said petition within the tiino
aforesaid, I lie Plaintiffs in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the petition.
loatcd Union, S. C., 28 September, 1878.
MIJNKO k MUNICH.
Plaintiff'? .1 ttornnjf.
, f ] JOSKPII F. CIST,
-r-' J Probate Judge.
To the Defendants above named :
Take notice that the Petition in this action,
(together with the Summons, of which the foregoing
is a eopy.) was tiled in the Oflice of the
Probate Judge for the County of Union, at
Union, in the County of Union, in the Sluto of
I Mouth Carolina, on the 2?th day of September, I
I . I
I uion 2Sih September. 18,8.
/, M Wb UO & M UN ICO. ,
Aiinrrreri for PlainliflU:
t 10 ' C,l
The Great Bargain Store!
r- ?#?
GO WHERE YOU
BUY THE MOST
?FOR TIIE?
LEAST MONEY,
?AND?
Spears & Coltoris
IS THE PLACE.
TriEY ARE OFFERING
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
J
Bargains in Prints.
Bargains in Dress Goods from 15c. up.
Bargains in Bleached Shirting from Cc up.
Bargains in Brown Shirting " Go "
Bargains in Jeans from 16o op
Bargains in Ticking " 10c "
Bargains in Flannels " 20c "
Bargains in Linsoys " 15c "
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING!
Bargains in Hats from 40c up
Bargains in ShaWls M 75c " p
BARGAINS IN NOTIONS!
Bargains in our celebrated 2 BUTTON KID
Gloves.
Burgains in our Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs J
at 5c -i
Bargains in Hosery at 6 and 10c. per pair. J
Bargains in Neck Ties. c
Bargains in Coats, and Clark's Cotton at 5o a 0
Spool. h
Bargains in Shoes?Women's Pegged at $1
and $1 25.
Bargains in L%U|gg^nd Vut's llaud-SowVd
Shoes?every pair warranted.
BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, j
It is whispered about, and generally believed,
that yeu cau get better bargains i% this line of
Goods frout us than any ether plaos. Wi have
MANY OTHER BARGAINS,
to offer when you come to see us. All of which
wo will be pleased to show. We guarantee to
duplicate any bill bought from surrounding
markets. All we ask is an examination of our
goods and prices.
Capt. It. C. JOHNSON and J. A. FANT will
extend a hearty welcome.
SPEARS A COLTO*. 0,
_ Oct 4 40 tf
_ THE gp.N.COMBE
rtrpper plow,
AND IMPROVED
F F KD CUTTER. of
Ma 11111 act 11 red |>y
GIRDWOOD & MCLELLAN
ASIIEVILLE, N. 0.
THIS Plow is prononaced one of tho best now n
mado. Light draft, durability und perfect I
work, nre its grcut recommendations. It is fast j
bccomiuing tho favorite Plow in Western North 0
I'urolina. ^
The Feed Cutter is the cheapest, simplest, ca
most durable and easily worked Feed Cutter
now in the market. ^
Sample Plows and Feed Cotter can bo seen by
calling on. ''
W. A. NICHOLSON, $
Sept '21 89 8m
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Lowest Prices!
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HONEST WEIGHTS J
ADD MEASURES!;
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Hisrhest Prices >
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FOE COTTON! ,
CALL < ? I
!
FOSTER & IILKIHSJ
Sopt 27 no * If I
Seed Oats! Seed Wheat!
Uliail.V Improved, l>r sale. Apply at^u
l-'osler & Wilkins' In
(\ R. nonrcfcnv.
hoi. \ JO It
S. W. Porter's
NEW STOCK!
o % *A
LOW pricIN*
i. ' " W
AXD dUICK' S.A1KS.
FOR CASH ONLT.
. THE CHEAPEST
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
GENT'S HATS
READY-MADE OLOTHIN&,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
"7 ~?* *
?AND?
GROCERRIES,
Can be had ntS. W. Porter's Cheap Store,?for
JASH ONLY.
Please don't ask for credit, as it is Tory undeasant
to rcfuso it; but I sell too cbeap to alow
a day's caedit to iny best friends.
S. W. POUTER.
Sept 27 89 c tf
HOUSE AND M>T. j
FOR SALE.
t OFFER for sale the House and Lot formerly
belonging to M. B. Friedberger. The Lot
ontnins over half an acre, and haa on it a woll
f the best water in town, Stable and Kitchen.
The House has 8 finely fiuished roouis, and is
t excellent repair.
Apply to me at P. M. Cohen's Store.
^.JOSEPH JJTRA4JSS.
Sept 27 39 *Im
TA XE S.
[" WILL be at the following places for the purL
pose of collecting the Taxes of Union Connr
& . ' I.,, i - .
8i\ntuc.................. Tuesday, ..Oet.Xat
Fish I)aini.i..,....%^_Weda??eday.." 2d
Goshen Hin...?. Thersday ....' td
Croea Keys Friday....-...." 4th
Gibbs' Saturday... ." 6th
Union C, II Monday. " 7th
and until Saturday "ItBh
Goinge' Monday "2j?t
Goudeysville Tuesday
nmocr mage Wednesday .."23d
Jonesville Thursday "24 th
Union C. II Friday "'25th
and at Union Court House until the last day
r the month.
TtlH TAX LHVT IS ' I
41 Mills for State...pnsnsa?
yf--*? ? Ordinary County ...."
3 " " Past indebtedness, Co..."
3J " " Railroad
2 " " School "
And ene dollar on every poll between the ages
twenty-one and sixty years.
JOHN T. THOMAS,
Treasurer, U. C.
Sep 20 38 fit
Programme for
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
pIIR Executive Committee of tho Democratic
L party of Union County announco the felwing
programme for towuship meetings:
Each meeting will be held at eleven ?dock
. M., and will be addressed by three or move
ndidatcs of the party. All persons are corally
invited to attend. The Democratic Clubs
the several townships are a r pari p J ip ha l
cscnt at their rcsusm^ ' "'^KT'i
ouutaA >nd ,n untTornr ?
rayVonvil'.e, atJofferies School IfeustT, Wednesday,
Oct.Dili.
oudeysrillc, at Goudeysvllle, Thursday, Oct
ioth. - r:,v
isftefn Hill, at Goshen Hill, Thursday, O-1.
17th.
nckney. at Smith & Kelly's Mill, Saturdny,
Oct. 'lllth. -
(>g instille, ot Jasper Gibb's. Monday. Oct. 21st.
oss Keys, at Padgett's Creek Church, Tuesday,
Oct. t82J.
By order of the Coniuiittee.
WILLIAM MUNRO.
Chairmaa.
F. M. Fabb, Secretary.
Sept. 20 :18 4t.
Sheriffs Sales. a.
> V virtue of Sundry executions to me directed,
) 1 will sell, before Union Court House door,
> tiio first .Monday in October next, witbip
ic legal hours of Sheriff's "sales, "the following
roperty, to wit :
On tract of land located in Union County,
mlnining niucty-scven acres, mere or less,
ounded by lands of James W. Sartor, Mrs.
rucilla Gee and Dr. 1*. P. Butler ; levied {on
ud to Ik* sold as the property of Gnssaway
lictilesworth, at the suit of J. L. S. Ilill. Said
inds will be resold at the risk of Charles Bolt,
ho bid off said land on the first Monday in
uly last and failed to comply with the terms of
lie on his bid.
Immediately After the Above Stale
will sell, nt public outcry tlio House and Lot
dvcrtised fur bale in another column by Mr.
as. Strauss.
K. MACBETH, S. U. C.
Sept 12, 1878 37 3t_
Mil's, iioi'ftot PlNCKNifi*
HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
I. >V- Cor. Wfnlworth and Itutlctlgo Sts.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
p|OM BINES the advantages of a Finishinf
L>/ School with those of a refineil home. Competent
Professors are employed in the usual
iranches of useful and ornamental education. <
The Fall term will open on the 1st Monday
n October. For terms, apply to the principal.
Sep 20 38 1m
I^RKRAL ADTAHOIS
I'Olt COPTON.
I AM prepared to make liberal Advaaoea on'
I Ctnnm shipped by me * CIis>1<j*Iojk
It. F. ft AWLS.
SeJ\ 20 28 1?
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
AT
P M. aoHEN'S
I
:o:
I HAVE IN STORE AND ON THE WAT
?A LARGE AND?
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF GOODS.
%
BOUGHT AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AND
j THAT I MEAN TO SELL CHEAP.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Calicoes, Bleached and Brown Shirt ingfl and, Sheetings.
:o:
A FULL LINE OF ,
' GENTS. READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Shir ts, Drawers, 2*
Undershirts, Socks, *
Suspenders, Ties, Ace. *
:o: ' " i>
LADIES AND MEN'S HATS
IN LABGE VARIETY.
Hardware,
Crockery, CfltlefyP'
Pistols, Groceries, &c., &c.,
BOOTS AND SHOES. '
A T'lNE ASSORTMB1VT,'
WTTimi T WITT QT?Tr *'?ai
?r inv;jla jl vt iuu ujuijji ax i%- r
v UC H LOWER PRICES THAN
THEY WERE EVER SOLD AT BEFORE,
EITHER IN UNION OR ANY OTHER TOWN.
GENT'S Ready-Made Clothing,
AND FURNISHING GOODS'!
AND BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY.
CALL A ID * SEE MY PRICES.
I*. M. COHEN.
Every Machine
Fro?t View with Self-Feeding Attachment. Rear View, Showing Method of Delivory'
These machines haw been before the public ?o long and hare met with aueh favorable reception, that It is only
necessary to add that thev are. (though ureal Iv reduced in price), wcaraNTKKD to iik a I'I'.ukiwt maitiink in kvkiiv
paiitii ti.ak. MAhKol-' TtIK UKKT MATKMALS, and constructed in a thorough, workmani.ikf. manner, . , ,
nud is in the and everv oilier respect, the equal of any <iin in the market, while the faet is unquestioned that it
i? KAit A1IHADOF Ai.L UT1IK1W IN CLEANING THK SFK.D, FAST GINNING, AND LIOIIT AM? SMOOTH
"ritriveiitiii: piikmii'm at timGeorgia Statv: Fair, Ckstknxiai., Texas Statu Fair, at llounton, May, 1877
and other .State and County Faint. * ? '
__IU.due.Al rrtee L^nf JfVg&*. mi .? ^ rcft(fy 8,|ip|nent a(|),
I 1 rice of Gins Price with Self-l,eed-!(i(,ijvcrej factory. 6 per cent.
Sizes. [Price of Gins.jwitli Self-Feed- ing Attachments andI lfl- for rnsll wj,|, ,|ie or,icr. \\c
ling Attachments. ' Condensers. Li.i,. m.o.l- ...?Iop* Kt.eeinl eon- . ^
3(1 Saw...} $ 75.tM) J $ 07 50.... $120 00 tract, ami get very low rates.?
35 " ... 87.00 1 113 75 140 00 Liberal terms to good parties.
40 " ..J 100.00 130 00 100 00 Circulars, testimonials and full 45
' ...' 110.00 Ml 75 173 25 information as to cost of freight,
150 " ...' 120.00 1 152 50 185 00 (which to many points does not '
00 " ...1 130.00 100 00 202 00 exceed $10,) ami other particu70
" ...1 140.00 182 00 231 OO. lars on application. M
80 ' ...! 100.00 1 208 00 250 00 Address, ~ _
A. D. SPEARS.
A specimen Gin can be seen at Spears A Co's Groeory store, Union 0. 11. 1
July 12 28 3m
KMTItAY Mia.K. T >1 1 'Itt) V Kl7
I7tSCAri?f> from the plantation of Mr, James _, _ __ _ _ __ _ __
ii Sartor, on Saturday last, llio 7th, a small COTTON GIN SRTTSH*
sired Hay Mare Mule, and when last heard from TT A VINO accepted the agency for Unionwas
seen late Saturday night in the road oppo- J | County, for the sale of
site Mr. Culp's farm, just above Union C. H., on m nnnwik
tbc Spartanburg road. Said Mnle has two while WAiiHfiM n l.vll ICtPxl.lt
spots on her hack?"saddle rub both sides of Cotton Gin Brush 8,nd Wiper,her
jaws have been rubbed by a yoke?the rigbt wc respectfully ask those running Cotton Gins
side worse than the left?has no shoos on and j0 caj| 9ur ghops and examino it. It ia
has not been trimmer!. claimed
Although a poor man, I will pay a liberal re- )8|. TIlM j, win K;n damp or wet Cotton as
1 ward for information a* to where I ran ftntt her. rM(jilv as if it was dry. an-1, in this wnv, make
Address OILKS DAWKIN8, from $3 to $"> par bale.
Santne. 2d. It runs ooe-fourth lighter than the bri??
* ept 14 ^ 8? gt BniBh, und (iin* ftillfi
A Plantation to Eent, " "*"> ,he"?**
1TTNTI on Pacolet Hivcr. well knows for #ia dtb. The list, is e<|ual if not superior to t)i% * . w'
_i productiun of large trap* of Cart Mid kt- ordinary Hruah.
ttoo. Apply t? I>AV11> A. f. FAItR, ow rtytfn-'; ftth. It is sa kijnple that any tSrmir ea*^raaka '
Ina fa tin, or to TITOS'. OTtfNALhf, and keep Ms own in good order.
Union C. If4. 'WHAT 3WHF CAS YOtT WAST)
tf.fd do 2<? if I HU.ES h Rf)mwroT - -