Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I " " Crystuliicd pours...Mrs. It. T. Get' I " " ponchos ! Miss Salliu Thomson " " Tomato Witio..Mrs. J. T. Douglass 4 ' Wild l'lum Wine Miss Ann Prisock [CONCLVDKD NEXT WEEK.J Young. Lady Gunners. The Columbia lifiislrr lolls us this : m % - L?Thrce young Indies from the .seminar fa?Miss Carrie Aughtrv, Miss Spcigncr and Miss Mood ?each tired olf one of the cannons at the speaking yesterday. The shock tna ic most of the men hit their eyes, but all of lite young ladies were as firm and as cool as a chunk of Northern ice. MAUKIK1). 8COTT?GAI.l.MAN.?Married, by lhv. ?" M. Iloyd, on Sept. 20th, Mr. Jkkfkrson Scott lo Miss At.tcts Gai.lman, all of Union County. MKNG?JOHNSON.?Married by Rev. O. M. lloyd, on the 9th ult., Mr. Wam.aob Mkxu to Miss Mart Johnson, all of Union County. SMITH?ACOCK.-Married by Rev. G. M. lloyd, on 24lli ult., Mr. Jamks W. Smith to Mis* Harbikt L. Acock, all of Union County. Ladies' Fancy Cloaks. IHAVI'l just received a lot of fashionable Ladies' Cloaks, which 1 offer very low down, for Cash. S. W. PORTER. Not 8 45 If ioai ii hi fcMtierfS A LARGE assortment of the very best made Shoes of all sizes, styles and prices. None cheapor in town, S. W. PORTER. Not 8 45 tf a ?1 ? A ntn dupi'ij' OF all kindv-ef Drj Goods, Groceries, &o., to be sold cheap for cash, at ^ 8. W. POUTER'8. Mot 8 44 tf A Warning. I1IEREUV warn all persons from hiring or harboring my Ward 8ena Murphy without ,?ny consent. Any person hiriug or harboring * 'said Sena, after this notice will bo prosecuted to tho extreme of the law. JACK DANNEU, Guardian. Nov. 1 p. Tho State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION.. W * * In the Court of Probate. BY JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate in Union County. WHEREAS, James McKown hath made suit to me to grunt him betters of Administration of tho Estate and effects of JO UN MeKOWN. These are therefore to cite and admonish all t and singular the kindred and creditors of the i said JOHN McKOWX deceased, that they , \ be and appear before me, in the Court of i iuumu iu uu iiem bi union uvun uouse ou ( the eighteenth da/ of November, 1878, next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why ?. the said Administration should not be grauted. 1 Given under iny hand, this second day of 'j November Anno Domini 1878. j JOS. F. GIST, 1 Judge of Probate. Nov.'8 45 2. '.jjlie State of South Carolina. - / .1? ' - jftrToy. In the Court of Probate. !*&> :-fr. BY JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate in Union County. XTTI1EKEAS, N. B. Fison, hath made " V V suit to me to grunt him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of J. JEFF. MABRY. These are, tlicrefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the 8l?id J. JUFF. MA BUY. deceased. tiint fliov l.e and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to ho held at Union Court llouso on the twentieth day ofNovetnber inst., next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cau.se, if any they have, why the said Administration should net he granted. Civcn under iny hand, this third day of No- J ember, Anno Domini 1878. j . JOS. F. OlST, Judge of Probate. Nov 8 45 2t ?~~ BPGQIES! BU~0GTES!! L of the superior the Columbus Buggy Co.. at Columbus, Ohio, which ho proposes to sell at factory prices with froight added, for cash, or note with approved security, payable 1st Oct. 1879, W?. A. NICHOLSON. Oct. 25th 1878. 48 4t FOR SALE. I OFFER, for sale my House and Lot in the Town of Union. F. II. COUNTS. Oct. 25 43 St * GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK REDUCED TO $2 PER YEAR! TERMS?CiihIi in Advance POSTAGE PREPAID ! y | IF"'" oJf?y #>o clfrap Premiums, but give you the ' best Magazine Published. CLUB TERMS: One copy, one year $2 00 Two copies, one year 3 80 Three copies,*ono year, 0 40 , Four copies, <Tne year, 0 80 Five copies, one year, an J an extra copy to the person getting up theclub, making six copies, 9 CO Eight copies, one year, and an extra copy to the person getting up the club making nine oopies 14 25 1 Ten cQpics, one year, and an extra copy to jhe person getting up the dub, making eleven copies 17 00 , Twenty copies, one year, and an extra copy to the person getting up the club, making twenty-one copies 81 50 ? Vis THE TIME TO MAKE UP YOUR ' CLUBS. HOW TO REMIT.?Get a Pest-Office Money Order on Philadelphia, or a Draft on Philadelphia or New York. If you cannot get either of theso send Bank-notes, and in the latter case register your leter. Parties desiring to get up clubs send for a spccimcu copy, which will be sent free. Address, Godey's Lady's Book Publishing Co. (Limited), 100C Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Nov & 45 tf A < l?. Pack. W. >Y. Fobkaobb. C. 1). PAGE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF A C11E.UICAL WATER FLUME, WOOD RUINED LIME. THE Undersigned having leased the Litne Works and Kiln, known us (ho LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIMK KII^IVS, are manufacturing a superior quality of Lime for Agricultural itntl Building purposes, which they offer to the Farmers and Builders of Union County, at tho following. VERY LOW PRICES : Agricultural Litne, (at Kiln) 10 cents pe bushel. Building Lime, on board cars, 00 cents per Properly used for Agricultural purposes, this Liiue would save the Farmers of Uuion thousands of dollars annually. Address, . 1>. PAUE A CO., Limestone Springs, S. C. Nov 1 4-1 :jm:;NEW ARRIYAI?t 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 ARB SHOES! CLOTHING! HARDWARE! GROCERIES, &c., &c? * hav ftvsr hrftitffht *a #1?S? ? ? ?V ?u?a iuui aw uuu 111Y11U UU ns}ieclion of them. WE DELIGHT IN SHOWING OUlf GOODS 'JALL ON US IF YOU WANT BARGAINS. RICE iV HoLl'KE. Oct 1G 41 tf IN N EKE W W W 4 N N E W WW W < N N HE W WW W *NN B WWWW i NN EKE W W GOG OOO OOO ODD cj8Se g a o o o ? i) i) G O O O O !> I> ,W(. HP1 t? (to O O l) 1> D c r, GOG OOO OO0( ODD ^SS ? ?AT? Lowest Prices! HONEST WEIGHTS LIJI MEASURES! ??? ET-i rrh Ast. Pri OP? FOR COTTONL O.AJL.1^ ON FOSTER & WILKIHS. Sept 27 30 tf J. B. PORTER'S Furniture Store. [AM now receWing a new Lot of all kimls of meat substantial and clegnut Furniture, tvkicli 1 propose to sell UNCOMMONLY CHEAP, FOR CASH. Attached to my store I haro fitted up a work jliop for the purpose of REPAIRING FURNITURE .11 VUll? 1 Kl.~ 1 -..U I K'% mi nill'lO 111 1UO UIUOW HUI IVillllllli M) 1%I1 U BlIU* stantial manner. 1 propose to make old Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, Washstands, &c., look like new, al the vpry lowest price. Try me and be convinced. J. D. PORTE P. Pet It 41 Im. Execute rs' Notice. ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of A. Ward, deceased, will please make payniont to the undersigned by the first of Oecombcr next. Also, all persons holding claims against the Estate will present them, properly proven, by the time above mentioned. ? R. WARD. R. W. LKMASTER, Oct. 25 43 4i T H SPARTAN H E A*D - 13UOTS, SHOES, CL( AND < FURNISHK ...... Jk. .Doors ai>uvt? OdUJl ? mm-'m * ? * 'V^iWr * NEW GOODS! P M. CO I HAVE IN ST ?A LAR' ATTRACTIVE S BOUGHT AT THBa T I I A T I 31 K A N r. LADIB^' DR Calicoes, Bleached and Bi Flannels, Jeans, Cassimei A FULL GENTS READY! SlurtN, Drawers^ *m* mK Underslurts, Wuspoiidc LADIES ANL I IT LARGE Notions, Hardware, Crockery, Cutlery, Pistols, Grocer Aj> /"much lower WERE EVEB EITHER IN UNION 01 GENT'S Ready AND FUENIS AND BOGTSAND SI CALL AND =S: Sept *J7 Notice of Final Discharge. T">Y permission of Hon. Jos. R. Oist. Jmlire of 13 Probate fur Union County, I will, on Saturday, the 30th day of November, 1878, make my tinnl rctftrn as Administrator of the estate o! Annie Bentley, deceased, and apply for my discharge as Administrator of said estate. All persons having demands against said estate, must present them to mo, properly attested, on or before that day, or they will be forever barred ; and all persons indebted to said estate must make payment by that time. F. R. CUDD, Adni'r. Nov 1 44 4t LIllFJtAL ADVANCES FOR COTTON, I AM prepared to mako liberal Advances or Cotton shipped by me to Charleston. B. P. RAWLH. Sep '20 28 If Ladies' Misses and Children'* PHILADELPHIA MADE SHOES-Ktyli.sh, and Warranted to Wear WcllAt very Low PricoN, at RICE & .MrLURK'S Oct 11 4*2 if W NGN & CO-, BURG, S. C. JARTERS O li )TH1NG, HATS GENT'S \TG GOODS. NEW GOODS H VT HEN'S:o: :? AND ON THE WAY GE AND? rrAnT7" All /NrvrvTrw^ jluujs. ur uuujjs. .OWEST PAIVP* . AXD I? O S E Xj L CHEAP. :o: ? ESS GOODS, "own Shirtings and Sheetings, res, &c., &c., :o: v. LINE OF? 1ADE CLOTHING, Sooks, rs, Tics, A:c. :o: ) MEN'S HATS VARIETY. ies, &c., &c., ru SHOES. ITJJ ? _C% [LL SELL AT PRICES THAN ; SOLD AT BEFORE, R ANY OTHER TOWN. :0: -Made Clothing, HINGr GOODS! _ ] 10ES A SPECIALTY. ee my prices. P. M. COIIEN. 89 If GREAT INDUCEMENTS ?TO? Ibuy furniture. 1"\\TKofl>r our entire stock of furniture nt \ V grately reduced prices. Several PINE PARLOR AM) CHAMBER SETS BKI.OW COST. All in need of Furniture would do well to take advantage of our low prices. W. R. WliST A CO. Oct. 11 41 4t W anting to IftiiitcrM. rnHE undersigned hereby give notice to sports_L nion not to hunt upon their lands. Any person caught thus trespassing will be prosecui ted to the utmost extent of the law provided for such cases. C. 11. llOBKKSON, M US. M. L. GA0E. P. M. COHEN, J. W. McLURE. D. JOHNSON, SR. Oct 11. 41 4t ' -. ri-iiawr- lg "ir ?'J I New I Desirable Fall anfl WiBter Stack JUST RECEIVED JiY J.T. HILL & CO. \"\TIC respectfully inform our patrons and tlio VV public generally that our largo and well selected Stock of FALL ANn WINTFR nonnc ? kill WVUUU is in Store, and was purchased at % time when good hurgains were to be had, and" with the view of pleasing the people of the County, both iu QUALITY AID FllIC.ES. OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF DRY GOODS, Notions, BOOTS J- J3H0ES. WE WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTIOX TO 01 $2,000 STOCK ?OF? MEN 'S AND BO YS' *' CLOTHING, Which we were induced to buy becousc of the extremely low prices such goods were selling at, aud we propose to give our customers the benefit of our bargaius. ?A??O to , Complete Assortment of men's and boys' hats. * WE IIA VE A FULL LIXE OF GROCERIES, HARDWARE, TINWARE, CROCKERY, &C. Wc simply ask an examination of our GOODS ami 1'IUCCS to couvinco the public of the fact that they can save more iuoncy by purchasing from us. < J. T. HILL & CO. V Oct 18 42 tf S. W. Porter's _ NEWJTOCK! IjOW prices, A M> <11 11 K SALES. FOR CASH ONLY. NOTIONS, m? w t u a t o U JJ Al 1 O XX XX X O J READY?MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HA IM> W A. H i: -AND- ' "?<?** , ? '% GROCERRIES, f Tun bu hud atS. W. Porter's Cheap Store,?for CASH ONLY. Vleasc don't ask for credit, as it is very unpleasant to refuse it; but I sell too cheap to allow a day's credit to my best friends. S. W. l'OKl'ER. Sept 27 SO It THE BUNCOMBE ~ CLI P P E R PLOW. AND IMPROVED TP E ED OUT T E It . Manufactured by GIRDWOOD & MCLELLAN A8IIKVIM.E, X. <!. fllHIS Plow is pronounced one of the best now 1 intiilo. Light draft, durability nnd perfect work, aro its great recommendations. It is fast becomniing the favorite Plow in Western North Carol inn. The Peed Cutter is the cheapest, simplest, most durable and easily worked Feed (.'utter new in tlie market. Sample Plows and Feed Cutter can be seen by calling on. W. A. NICHOLSON, Sept "21 <10 5?in HOVRE AND LOT FOR IOFFRR for sale the House nnd Lot formerly belonging to M. 1). Fried be rger. The LoL ? ?> mvic, umt i:us on u a wen of the best water in town. Stables an'l Kitchen. The House has 8 finely finished rooms, and is in excellent repair. Apply to me at P. M. Pollen's Store. JOSEPH STRAUSS. r* Oct 18 42 lm