The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 04, 1878, Image 3
; AtHbk, <Jii, October 24, 1877.
1)rau Sir : I-asi night 1 ended at the N?
Drug Store, Dr. King's old stand, and bought
bottle of "Worm Oil," and gave it to my litt
hoy ns directed. This morning ho passed thi
ty-onc worms. I had previously tried oth<
Medicines. W. A. Bain.
May 17 40 2t
IjAuuaxuk, Ua:, April 20th, 1878.
Dr* T. S. Bradficld: Sir?Tho Sufferer
Balm Dr. Heard prescribed for my little sisti
who was suffering very much from "Poison Oak
gave speedy relief. Two applications cured he
Yours, &c., C. L. Sikhs.
Prepared and for Sale by A. IRWIN & CO.
May 17 34 2t
Guano Cotton! Guano Cotton!
ALL persona having purchased Guano froi
us with the option of paying for it in miii
dling Cotton at 15 cents per pound, are natifie
that tho time expires Nov. 1, 1S78.
F. M. FAItU & CO.
Oct 4 40 4t
Attention Cross Keys Club !
A MEETING of Cross Keys Club will be hel
en Friday next, the 11th, at *2 o'clock I
M., to tuako arrangements for the Townshi
meeting oa the 2'2d, and for other importan
business. C. B. BOBO, President.
Oct. 4 40 It
5TEAM SAW MILLFOR SALE
to ?oH Iti.ir 8tcu
X Saw Mill, together with Planing Machia
and othor machinery, all in first rate runninj
order, and in tho neighborhood of as good Luta
her timber ns grows. Satisfactory reasons givei
for selling. Prices and terms to suit the times
A good opportunity is here offered for a prof
itablu investment. A good reputation and th
good will goes with tho Mill.
1?. S. WIIISNANT & SONS,
Landrums, S. C.?S. & A. U. R.
Oct 4 40* tf
^ The Farmers of Union County
J3UXX1 Wn.IA.Cj -AXAV-D LykJ-Li^rfcJLLU,
AUG invited to attend a publio meeting ii
the Court IIouso, on Monday next, for thi
purpose of considering the reason why th<
breakage of 41bs is adopted by the cotton buy
'ere of Union, in weighing Cotton, and, if pos
aible, to remedy the evil,
T. B. BATHS,
J. T. DOUGLAS,
? J. C. SARTOR.
Oct. 4 40 It*
, Pine Plantation for Sale 11
THE Subscriber offers for sale the plantatioi
wherdbn the late James H. Alexander for
merly resided, situated in Union County, it
the fork of Broad and Pacolet rivers, contain
. ing 440 acres. It has 60 ACRES GOOD BOT
TOMS en Broad river and 10 acres en Paoelet
Has about 80 acres of upland in cultivation ; 7(
acres in original forest and the balance in eh
field pines.
This is perhaps as valuable a plantation ai
any in Union County. The location is healthy
The plantaion can be purchased on reasonable
terms. Titles good.
Any person wishing to see the land will ap
ply to MR. J. R. CROCKER on the premises oi
to the subscriber. H. F. McDOWELL.
Pacolet Depot.
1 October 1878 40 4t
H/TtKI nf CLjMkKMMMlJ
XTTO^LD rcspeotfully inform the good citi
vv zens of Union that she has just received
AT THE OLD STAND,
'A:, A complete stock of New Goods, consisting o
Candies of all kinds,
Canned Fruits nnd Vegetables,
Jellies, Preserves and Pickles,
Canned Oysters and Sardines,
Lemons, Apples,'Nuts,
Crackers and Cheese,
I HAVE ALSO STARTED
MY BAKERY
. . .And intend to keep on hand a supply of fresl
Light Bread, Pies and Cukes ; and will inak
or bake at the shortest notice all kinds of Cake
for parties, Weddings or any other special oc
oosions.
-si" Jo. 40 . tMrmtr. ' '
\
I return my. thank* to those who so liberal);
patronijpd me in iny more prosperous days
andassur* them that in my new venture I ska)
strive to deserve their favors again.
^ SOHOPPATJli. .
Oct 4 40 tf
^he State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION, f
In the Court of Probate.
J tunes Monro as Administra-1
.tor of all and singular the Suminens
vlftoods, chattels nnd credits
^^^j^^f^Charles . Si*.
against. Complaint
Saral^ Daniel Sims. Julia
Sims and Anna Sims, not Served.
Defendant.*
To the Defendants above named t
YOU are hereby Summoned nnd required t
answer the Petition in this action, which i
iwca in me uince ui me i ruunie ?iu<igo lor in
Comity of Union, at Union, in the. County o
Union, in tl^e State of South Carolina, and t
jC serve a copy of your answer to the s4d Petitio
on the subscribers, at their office, No. 2 Lai
Kange, Union, South Carolina, within twent
daya after the service of this summons on you
exolusive of the day of such service ; and if ye
fail to answer the said petition within the tim
aforesaid, the Plaintiff,? in this action will appl
to the Court for the relief domauded in the pt
tilion.
Dated Union, 3. C., 28 September, 1878.
MUNRO & MUNKO.
Plaintiff'? Attornryi.
f-^1
ufa i. V JOSBPlI F. GIST,
?v-' ) Probata Judge.
To the De/endanh above named : v.
Take notice the* the Petition irfthl's aetiot
(together with the Summons, of whiob the fort
going is a copy,) etas filed in the Office ef th
Probate Judge for the County of Union, tl
Union, in the County of Union, in the Stato <
South Carolina, on tho 29th day of Septeuibei
1878.
Union 28th September. 1878.
m MVNIIO k MUNRO.. .
Alltlfweys for PlninlifR-.
4 40 6t
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? The Great Bargain Store!
to ' ' ' *
? GO WHERE YOU CAY
BUY THE MOST
? ?FOR THE?
' LEAST MONEY,
?AND?
J Spears & Colton's
<i I
IS THE PLACE.
- TIIEY ARE OFFERING
i
f EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
P r ' '
t Bargains In Prints^
Bargains in Dress Goods from loc. up.
Bargains in Bleached Shirting from Cc up.
Bargains in Brown Shirting " 60 "
' Bargains in Jeans from 16o Hp
? Bargains in Ticking " 10c ?
j Bargains in Flannels " 20o "
Bargains in Linseys " 15c "
" BARGAINS IN CLOTHING!
0 Bargains in Hats from 40c up
Bargains in ShaWls 14 7Gc "
BARGAINS IN NOTIONS!
t Bargains in our celebrated 2 BUTTON KID
Gloves.
Bargains in our Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs
| at &o
B Bargains in Hosery at 6 and 10c. per pair.
Bargains in Neck Tiee.
Bargains in Coats, and Clark's Cotton at Co a
Spool.
Bargains in Shoes?Women's Pegged at f 1
and $1 25.
Bargains in a Hand-So weft
Shoes?every pair warranted.
! BARGAINS IN CROCKERY,
It is whispered about, and generally belie+ed,
[ that yeu can get better bargains i% this line of
Goods from us than any ether plaoe. We hows
! MANY OTHER BARGAINS,
to offer when you come to see us. All of which
wo will be pleased to show. Wo guarantee to
s duplicate any bill bought from surrounding
markets. All we ask is an examination of our
. goods and prices.
r Capt. K. C. JOHNSON and J. A. FA NT will
extend a hearty welcome.
SPEARS A COLTOX.
Oct 4 40 tf
: ^IHE BUNCOMBE _
'WlP 7ES PLOW.
AND IMPROVED
F EED C UTTEB.
Manufactured by
, GIRDWOOD & MCLELLAN
ASIIEVILLE, N. C.
THIS Plow is pronounced one of the best now
made. Light draft, durability and perfect
work, are its great recommendations. It is fast
becomraing tho favorite Plow in Western North
Carolina.
The Feed Cuttor is the cheapest, simplest,
most durable and easily worked Feed Cutter
uew in the market. v.
Sample Plows and Feed Cotter can bo seen by
calling on.
W. A. NICHOLSON,
>' Sept !i7 89 8m
ti NN N EKE W W W
e N N N E W WW W
N N N EE W WW W
N N N E WWWW
!- N NN EKE W W
? 'rtfift* - ntni mjrr?mrt> shh&
q. u o oo onnS
if ooo o i> i>
f a o o o o <> ijb U>, - ?
i, aoo ooo ooo xVbiT ^ss *
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?AT? * *
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Lowest Prices!
HONEST WEIGHTS
.AND MEASDBES!
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J Xllg XltJo U JT I ltJtZO
I.
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1 FOR COTTON!
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CALL OIV
t FOSTER TtllfflL
J Sept 27 39 * if
r' Seed Oats! Seed Wheat!
HIGHLY Improved, ft>r sale. Apply aH
Foster ft TCilkins' store, to
a it. Roumsoff. '
0bl. 4 40 ef
' s
.y..... .. .J,
S. W. Porter's
NEWSTOCK!
LOW PRIC^M.
'V v " Tf >
AND (IIUCK - SVA LEP.
FOR CASH ONLY.
. THE CHEAPEST
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
GENT'S HATS/
READY-MADE OLOTHIN&,
BOOT8 AND 8H0E8,
HA: HX> ^Ki
?AND?
GROCERRI E S,
Can baliad atS. W. Porter's Cheap Store,?for
CASH ONLY.
Please don't atk for credit, as it is Tory unpleasant
to refuso it; but I sell too cheap to allow
a day's caedit to my best friends.
S. W. POItTEU.
Sept 27 89 ? tf
IIOUSE AND LkT.~
F O S A JL.E.
IOFFKR for sale the House and Lot formerly
belonging to M. B. Friedberger. Tho Lot
contains OTer half an acre, and has on it awoll
of the l*esl water in town, Stable and Kitchen.
The House has 8 finely finished rooms, and is
in excellent repair.
Apply to me at P. M. Cohen's Store.
^JOSEPH BTHA4JSS.
Sept 27 ^9 **fra
T A XE S.
I WILL be at the following places for the parpose
of collecting the Taxes of Union Coanty.
it /
Toes day ,'lOet.Hat
Fish DaA.'.J.._.%ww1ledBeeday.." id
Qoaken Hin....? Thsrsday...." Sd
Cross Keys... Friday.4th
tilbbs' Saturday...." 6th
Union C, H Monday.' " 7th
and until Saturday "Ittlh
tioinge' Monday...
Geudeysville Tuesday
Timber Ridge Wednesday .."23d
Jonesville Thursday "24th
Union C. II Friday _"'25th
and at Union Court House until the last day
of the month.
TUB TAX LBVT 18 *
4} Mills for Stato U(U1 nnrpoasa
" " Ordinary County.
8 ?' " Past indebtedness, Co... ? >
3J " " Railroad
2 M " School ?
And ene dollar op every poll between (lie ages
of twenty-one and sixty years.
JOHN T. THOMAS,
Treasurer, U. C.
Sep 20 38 fit
Programme for
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
THE Executive Committee of the Democratic
party ef Union County aunounco the following
programme for township meetings:.
Each meeting will be hold at elevon o'olock
A. M., and will be addressed by three or snore
candidates of the party. All persons are cordially
invited to attend. The Democratic Clubs
of the several townships are expected to jp'
present at their respectifa**?
mounUd ???<t m uniTornr V
Draytonvllfe, at Jefferies School HsttWJ wnMsday,
Oct. 9th.
Goudeysville, at Qoudeysvllle, Thursday, Jjfil.
10th.
Joncsville, at JoueatiIlm?yt Oct. loth.
Sai^4fe pul1 Uam Depot' dnc8day'0> 1
rtDSfWItl ISbI, at Uashen Hill, Thursday, 0<t.
17th.
JNnckney, at Smith & Kelly's Mill, Saturday,
Oct. lUth. ,s*J
Hogansyftle, at Jasper Gibb's. Monday, Oct. 21st.
Cros3 Keys, at Padgett's Creek Church, Tuesday,
Oct.lC2d.
By order of the Committee.
, WILLIAM MUNRO.
** Chairmaa.
F. M. Fabr, Secretary.
Sept. 20 - 38 41.
Sheriff's Sales. *
BY virtue of Sundry Executions to mo directed,
I will sell, before Union Court House door,
on tbo first Monday in October next, wjtbip
the legal honrs of Sheriff's Vales, flie "following
property, to wit :
On tract of laud located in Union County,
containing ninety-seven acres, more or less,
bounded by lauds of Jnmes \V. Sartor, Mrs.
Drucilla Gee and Dr. 1*. P. Butler ; levied {on
and to be sold as the proporty of (lassnway
Sheltleiworlh, at the suit of J. L. S. Hill. Raid
lands will be resold at the risk of Charles Dolt,
who bid off said land on the flrst Mendav in
July last and failed to comply witb the terms of
solo on his bid.
Immediately After the Above Sale
I will jell, at public outcry the House end Lot
advertised for Sale in another column by. Mr.
Jot. Strauss.
R. MACBETH, S. U. C.
Sept 12, 1878 87 ?f
* MK.M.
IIOl'NO.V PINCHNEY'H
BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL,
5.1f. Cor. Wentworth and Rotlwlpe 8t*M
CHARLESTON, S. C. S
COMBINES the advantages of a Finfthf?|
School with those of a refined home. Oem*
potent Professors are employed in the nana!
branches of usefnl and ornamental edncation.
The Pall term will open .on the let Monday
in Oetober. For terms, apply to the principal.
Sep 'JO 18 1m ^
LIBERAL ADVANCED
FOR COTTON.
fl AM prepared to make liberal Aduauw oa
JL CWnm shipped by mo R ChtftlartoiK _
? B. F. RAWLBl I
58 tT j
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4
NEW GOODS! ]
AT
. P M. U.O
:o:
I HAVE IN STORE
?A LARG]
ATTRACTIVE ST
bought at tub lo
j that i mean t ?
i >
LADIES DBF
Calicoes, Bleached and Broj
A FULL I
- n n it m n n n i tin if
nm. msAUix
Shirts, Drawers,
Undershirts, ?
Suspender
:o:
LADIES AND
IN LARGE
Hardware, .
? * "Crockery, CfltlefrJPT*
Pistols, Grocerie
BOOTS AN
.A. I^IKE JkM?
WHICH I WIL
A^UCH LOWER I
THET WERE EVER
EITHER IN UNION OR
(JEST'S ReadyAND
FUENISt
?nn daato mn cun
hnu duu i o Hnu onu
CALL AND' SE
Sept 27 S?
l? x* |
is Fqul f
Every Ma
GUARAN1
A pbrf
J^EH^Hj^PQjjHE^X Self-Fee
and
^Condem
Frost View with Self-Feeding Attachment.
These machines have lieen before the put.lie so long nnU 1
necessary to aihl that they are, (though greatly reduced in |
KY imhtkti.ak. M ADK OF Til K REST MATERIALS, an
and is, in this and every other respect, the equal of any Gir
Is FA It A1IEAD OF ALL OTHERS IN CLEANING THE S
RUNNING.
RKCRIVRn Tim PRKMIt'M AT TUP. C.KOROIA STATY EaIR, C
and oilier State and County Fairs.
Deduced 1'i ii I ii I i f lull? tillni I'm ill in and4k
PrIc^>F~Gin9 Trice*
Sizes. Price of Gins, with Self-Fcc<i- ing At
ing Attachments. C<
80 Saw... 75.00~~L....$ 87 6077.77 7T77T7.$
35 87.00 113 76 ?
40 ? 100.00 130 00
45 " 110.00 141 75
60 120.00 152 60
60 " 130.00 160 00
70 " 140.00 182 00
80 " 160.00 208 00
A specimen Gin can be seen at Spears I
July 12 2(
FJSTBAY MI LK.
ESCAPED from the plantation of Mr. James
Sartor, on Saturday Inst, the 7th, a small '
sized Ray Mare Mule, and when last heard from
was seen late Saturday nicht in the rm?T omn.
site Mr. Calp's form, just stave Union C. H., on
the Hpartanbnrg rood, Said Mule has (wo while
spots on her tack?-"saddle rub both sides of I
her jews hsre been rubbed by s yoke?the right ,
^ide worse than the left?has no shoes on and |
has not been trimmed. (
Although "a poor man, I will pay a liberal re'
ward for information as to where I can f nd her. ,
Address OILKS DAWKINB,
Santne.
Pept 18 M 87 it |
A Plantation to Bent, j
Lnwi on Pacolet River, well knew* for #ie I
production of large (.'saps of Cert ead Okt- ?
fitoa. Apply to DAV1P A. f. FARR, aa
Ting fattft, or to T!lf>3. RlhNAIiliY, 1 i
| (Jploa CI If.
? ffefl io 23 11
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Sew" goods!!
HEN'SlND
ON THE WAY
E AND?
OCK OF GOODS.
w?st prices, and
O SELL CHEAP.
3SS GOODS,
svn Shirtingq and, Sheetings,
_ r * ? ? ? t ? " " ^1 * "
octe.f -EfG., -?.,
<INE OF
IDE CLOTHING,
. '. v>*
$ockst *
s, Ties, Ace. *
MEN'S HATS
VARIETY.
Qf &C#% &C#^
D SHOES.
OHT31EIVT,
L SEIX'AT ? ,
'RICES THAN
SOLD AT BEFORE,
ANY OTHER TOWN.
Made Clothing,
I1NG GOODS!!
ES A SPECIALTY.
E MY PRICES.
P. M. COHEN.
If '
. . LTX1+ "?^ r
the >
chine
rEEii g^yMHHk
eot
:der
ser- *
^^^*^ae^n=F=^r=^jSwPB^^ t
Bear View, Shewing Method of Delivory*' *
iaro met with such fnvornblo reception, that It Is only
rice), Wt'ARANTKKU TO IIK. a PKKPKtT MACHINE IN HVKd
constructed in a thorough, workmanlike manner,
i in the market, white the fart is tiniiue.siiontsl that it
EED, FAST OINNING, AND LIGHT AN1? SMOOTH
, r. , ?r
m0> C **
?, j ;,s?r Roxed ready fur shipment aad
eitu aolf-rcea- ,je|jVcrcd at factory. 6 per cent,
tncliments and ^ f0r caalt with the order. Wc
mdensers. <J|ip goods under* special con>120
00 irnct, and gel very low rates.?
140 00 Libera! terms to good parties.
100 00 Circulars, testimonials and full .
173 25 information as to cost of freight,
185 00 (which to many points does not'
*202 00 exceed ?10.) nsd other particu231
0(h lars on application.'
250 00 Address, ,
A. D. SPEARS.
k Cos Groeory store, Union C. II.
* 3ni
X M PROV ED
COTTON GIN BRUSH.
HAVING accepted the agency for Union
County, for the sale of
WALKERS IMPROTE1)
Cotton Gin Brush and Wiper.
ire respectfully ask those running Cotton Gins
o cell at eur Shops and examine it. It is
:1a I mod
let. That it will gia dartp or wet Cotton ns
*eadily as if it was dry, and, in this way, make
'rom to $f> per bale.
2d. It rnns oge-fourth lighter than the bris?
le Brush, and Gins faster.
3d. It is only one-sixth the eoel of fhe brlstlh* " " * Brush.
w<k
4th. The lint is equal if not superior to th? ' > .
ordinary Brush.
fith. It is se siptple that any fhrmir ran >?aka '
rnd hern his own In good order.
WTIAT SWKF OAS VOV WAXT1
HT.I.F^ k tittttltift*.' *
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