Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" ' Crystal-zed It. T. Gee I " " " |i?aclied ' Miss Sallie Thomson " ' Tomntu Wine...Mrs. J. 'i'. Douglass " " Wild lMuin Wine Miss Ann l'risock [CONCLl'l>El> NEXT WEEK.] Young Lady Gunners. The Columbia lisyister tells us this : -? - _ Three voung ladies from the seminapj^ Alis.s Carrie Aughtry, Miss Speigner and Miss Mood ?each tired oil'one of the millions at the speaking yesterday. The shock male most of the men bat their eyes, but all of the young ladies were as Arm and as cool as a chunk of Northern ice. MARRIED. SCOTT?GALLMAN.?Married, by Hev. G. M. Royd, 0.1 Sept. 2Ctb, Mr. Jkkekiison Scott to Miss A lick Uallmax, all of Union County. MMNG ? .JOHNSON'.?Married by Ilev. fi. M. Boyd, on tlie 9th tilt., Mr. Wai.laoe M km; to Miss aIaiiy Johnson, all of Union County. SMITH?ACOCK.? Married by Rev. 0. M. Boyd, on 24th ult., Mr. James W. Smith to Mis* 11 aii u i kt L. Acock, nil of Union Couuty. Ladies' Fancy Cloaks. I HAVE just received a lot of fashionable Ladies' Cloak*, which I offer very low down, for Cash. S. W. PORTER. A LARGE assortment of the very best made Shoe* of all sizes, styles and prices, None cheaper in tow S. W. POBTBBi Nov 8 45 tf A New Supply OK all kind* of Dry Goods, Groceries, &0., to be sold cheap for cash, at ^ S. W. POUTER'S. K Nov 8 44 tf A Warning. I HEREBY warn all person* from hiring or harboring my Ward Sena Murphy without my consent. Any person hiring or harboring said Sena, after this notice will bo prosecuted to the extreme of the law. JACK DANNEU, Guardian. "vr? ? jr. I 1*1 ^ The Slate of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. >/? l..' In the Court of Probate. BY JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate in Union County. WHEREAS, James McKown hath made suit to me to grant hiin Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of JOHN Me- . KOWN. These nrc therefore to cite and admonish all | and singular (he kindred and creditors of the j said JOHN McKOWN deceased, that they be and appear before mo, in the Court of Probate to be held at Union Court House on the eighteenth day of November, 1878, next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forcuoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be grnutcd. 1 Given under tny hand, this second day of ; November Anuo Domini 1878. : JOS. F. GIST, 3 Judge of Probate. Nov. 8 45 -. The State of South Carolina. " c'tfUxfTty ifStON. In the Court of Probate. BY JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate in Union County. "V"\r II UREAS, N. B. Eisoo hath made T T suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of J. JEFF. MA BUY. These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said J. JEFF. MABKY, deceased, that they be and appear before tue, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union Court House on the twentieth day wfXovetnbcr inst.,next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, il' any lliey have, why the saiil Administration should not he granted. (liven under my hand, this third day of November, Anno Uotnini 1 H7t<. j JOS. P. GIST, Judge of Probate. Nov 8 do -t BU a GIE S ! BUG GIE S V. i. of the superior Buggies ^faltu'laclilre t by tlie !'oluuihus Buggy (Jo., at t'olumbus, Ohio, which ho proposes to sell at factory prices with freight added, for cash, or note with approved security, payable 1st Oct. 1870, Wm. A. NICHOLSON. Oct. 2f?th 1878. 48 4t FOR SALE. I<> 1'I-'Ii 11 fur sale my House and Lot in the Town of Union. F. II. COUNTS. _ Oct. 2"> 4J :;t * GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK REDUCED TO #2 PER YEAR! TERMS?i'nsli 1st Advance postal; k runpa id: ])' offer no Premiums, hut 'jive you the best Mayazine Published. CLUB TERMS: One copy, one year $2 00 Two copies, one year, 3 80 Three copies, one year, f> 40 Four copies, one year, <i 80 Five copies, one year, and an extra copy to the person getting up tlieclub, making six copies, 0 00 F.iwhl conies, one vcar. and an extra *-*r>? ? s ' ?copy to the person gelling up tlie club making nine copies 11 'J"> Ten copies, one year, and an extra copy to |lie person getting up tho club, making eleven copies 17 00 Twenty copies, one year, ami an extra copy to the person getting up the club, J making twenty-one copies, :>l 50 . i\oji /.s-/'///: y/.i//; to m. i /a; up roc it ci. u/is. HOW TO RKMIT. ? (let a I'ost-Oflico Money Order o)? Philadelphia. or n Draft on l'hiladclpliia or New York. If you cannot gel either of these semi Bank-notes, and in the latter case register your loler. Parties desiring to get up clubs send for a specimen copy, which will be sent free. Address, (dodey's t.udy's Book Publishing t'o. (l.iiiiite I), 100b Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. .Nov? 1> tf /*> mm -S - . X . ... . C. !?. r.ifik. W. \V. Fohkacuk. 1 C. j). PAGE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF A CHEMICAL WATER FLUME, WOOD BURNED LIME. 111!E Undersigned having leased the Lime . Works and Kill), known us the LIMESTONE SPRINGS LiIME KII^S, are manufacturing a superior quality of Lime fer Agricultural antl Building purposes, which they offer to the Farmers and Builders of Union County, at the following. VERY LOW PRICES : Agricultural Lime, (ut Kiln) 10 cents pc bushel. Building Lime, on board cars, 00 cents per barrel. Properly used for Agricultural purposes, this Litue would save the Farmers of Uuion thou sauds of dollars annually. Address, C. 1>. PAOE A CO., Limestone Springs, S. C. Nov 1 44 i}nr:' NEW All RIVALS! FALL AND WINTER GOODS! :o: Stylish ! Attractive! ! Cheap ! !! Rice & McLure ARE now ready to display to their Patrons the most complete and Seasonable Stock of DRY GOODS! BOOTS AND SHOES! CLOTHMG! HARDWARE! GROCERIES, &c., &c., ,? they ever brought to this Market and ihvite an inspection of them. WE DELIGHT IN SHOWING OL1P GOODS CALL ON US IF YOU WANT BARGAINS. KIC K it HoLlRE. Oct 1G ' _ 41 tf MX N EEE W W W M X X E W WW W M X X EE W WW W M X X E WW WW M XX USE W W v C.UG OOO OOO DDD ? O O O O <) 1> D ' , <? O O O O 1> 1) CI Ci O O O O 1? 1) c OGU OOO OOO D1)D 'ASS * ?AT? Lowest Prices! HONEST WEIGHTS I iTTl urn i niTTinni pu Mr.AMInK.\' TTi or*Ti A.crh P"ri FOR COTTONL CAI.T^ OA o FOSTER & WILKINS. ft PORTER'S Furniture Store. JAM now roceirinfr a new Lot of all kinds of most substantial and elegant Furniture, which 1 propose to sell UNCOMMONLY CHEAP, FOII CASH. Attached to my store I hare fitted up a work shop for the purpose of REPAIRING FURNITURE <?l ail K III' 179 III IIIU IlltJM WOrMllllllll KU ailil Millstantial manner. I propose to make old Solas, ( hairs, Bureaus, Wnshstauds, fee., look like new, at the wry lowest price. Try nic ami he convinced. J. B. POIITKB. Oel 11 II 1 in. Execute rs' Notice. 4 T.I. Persons indebted to the Kstntc of A. Ward, deceased, will please make payment to the undersigned hy the first of December next. Also, all persons holding claims against the Ms tale will present them, properly proven, by ' the time above mentioned. H. WARD. It. TV. LKMASTKR, l Oct. 2o Id dt T. H. CAM NON & CO-, SPARTANBURG, S. C. . > H EA-D QUARTERS F O R BOOTS, CLOTHING, HATS AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSiI AT P M. COHEN'SI HAVE IN ST()4E AND ON THE WAY ; ?A LARGE AND? A ri^mTk A nfllTTTTi /NTT ^ .. ?. I A11 V Ji< STOCK OF GOODS. BOUGHT AT TIWB - LOWEST PBlVjlvS, . AND .. THAT I MEAN TO SEI^L CHEAP. :o: T.ADTWrf' DRESS GOODS, Calicoes, Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Flannels, Jeans, Cassimeres, &c., &c., ;0: A FULL LINE . OfI? GENTS BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, Shirts, Drawers^ ' ? cat ^ iJntierHhirts, Sooks, Siispeiidcrs, Tics, ?V<*. :0: LADIES AND MEN'S HATS 171 LARGE VARIETY. Notions, Hardware, Crockery, Cutlery, Pistols, Groceries, &c., &c., _R rrrrT-s s A- tVMA T wtt.T. AT \\ llivi* * .. ~ ? ? ? /Bueii LOWER PRICES T H A N TS^XvJVERE EVER SOLD AT BEFORE, EITHER IM UNION OR ANY,OTHER TOWN. :0: GENT'S Ready-Made Clothing, AND FURNISHING GOODS.! AND BOOTS ARD SHOES A SPF.CIAl.TV. CALL AID SEE IY PRICES. 1*. >1. COIIEN. .Sept 'J7 C'J tf Notice of Final Discharge, j GREAT INDUCEMENTS 13 V permission of lion. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of ( 9 Probate for Union County, 1 will, on Satur- j ' ' day. I lie JOtli day of November, 1S78, make my -ry yy tt y-i tt -p* -my -r ryi yy y* yi filial remrn as Administrator of the estate ol': II | a V U 11 Lr HI I I 11 U L Annie Benlley, deceased, and apply for iny dis- j] 11 I P II f| |U I I II fl P. charge as Administrator of said estate. V X X vl XL XI X X U XL XJ i All persons having demands against said cs- \17K offer our entire stock of furniture at talc, must present iliein to inc. properly attested, tV grntely reduced prices. Several on or before that day, or they will be forever barred ; ami all persons indebted to said estate I INK I'AKIjOR AND CIIAMIII.K SKTS must make payment by that time. _ _ _ _ , . _ _ _ 1 ' ' F t! 1 'I' fill Ailm'r. I HIOI^OW COST. Nov 1 41 4t ? All in need of Furniture would do well to IJHIIRAIi ADVAXCIIS take advantage of our low prices. FOIl COTTON, oci. 11 w.?.WEW*Cft I ;P', pwpjnxl "> "Ml" A4WIMM on Wanting to Knnter*. L (. otton snipped by me to Charleston. ... ...... 11 F I! YWI.S rnilK undersigned hereby give notice to spoil so() og ' |f 1- nion not to hunt upon their lands. Any person caught thus trespassing will be prosceuLadies' Missos and Children's te l : > the utmost extent of the law provided for PHILADELPHIA MADE SHOES-- s?ch ctiics. C\ H. KOIJKKSON, Sljll.vh, and Warranted to Wear Well-- 'p conrx " it very Low Priees, at j.w MeUiUK. inn: & m. u itii s i). Johnson, sr,. Oct 11 42 if Oct 11. 41 4t - - - - - i?i? jaai New I Desirable Fall and Winter Stock JUST RECEIVE J) BY J. T. HILL & CO. TITE respectfully inform our patrons and tho V V public generally that our largo aud well selected Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS is in Store, and was purchased ?4 % time when good bargains wero to be had, and"\vith the view of pleasing the people of the County, both iu QUALITY A,\U rillC.ES. OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF 1)11Y 0001>S, wmmmrnrnrn ?? Notions, BOOTS J ^HOES. WE WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO OUR $2,000 STOCK ?OF? MEN'S AND BO YS' CLOTHING, Which wo were induced to buy becouso of tho extremely low prices such goods weresolliug at, aud wo propose to give our customers the benefit of our bargaius. -Af.SO I'd Mi**"111 1 . ' Complete Assortment of MEN'S AND BOYS' HATS. / >r/; IIA VE A FULL LI HE OF . GEO CEEIES, HARDWARE, TINWARE, CROCKERY, Wc simply ask an examination of our GOODS and 1'KICGS to couvinco the public of the fact that they cau save more money by purchasing from ua. J. T. HILL & CO. Oct 18 44 tf S. W. Porter's NEW STOCK! IX>W PRICES, A A' > (tlJIC'K SAXES. FOR CASH ONLY. D It Y coons,/ NOTIONS, GENT^S HATS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE ?AND? t? * , GROCERRIES, f Can be had ntS. W. Porter's Cheap Store,?for , CASH ONLY. Please don't ask for credit, n? it is very unpleasant to refuse it ; but I sell too cheap to allow a day's credit to my best friends. S. W. POK IEK. Sept 27 M * it ,> THE BUNCOMBE CLIPPER PLOW. and mi'uovrcn I " ! : E 13 C 1J T T E 11 . Maiiiiraclurcd by GIRDWOOD & NICLELLAN A81IKVIM.K, -N'. 0. fill I IS Plow is pronounced one of tho best now J. made. Light draft, durability and perfect work, are its great recoinuiendations. It is fast bccoiunnng the favorito Plow in Western North Carolina. The Feed Cutter is the cheapest, simplest, most durable and easily worked Peed (.'utter now in t iic market. Sample Plows and Feed Cutter can bo seen by calling on. W. A. NICHOLSON, Sept 27 .lit ".iii HOUSE A VI> LOT 1^ < > R NAI.E, [OFFKO for sale the House and Lot formerly belonging to M. lb Friedberger. The Lot contains over half an acre, and has on it a well of the best water in town, Stables and Kitchen. The House has 8 finely finished rooms, and is in excellent repair. Apply to tnc at P. M. Cohen's Store. V JOPKPH STHAU83. Oct 18 42 lm