The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, November 15, 1878, Image 3
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Sheriffs Sales.
BY virtue of Sundry Executions to medircctcd,
i will sell, before Union Court House door,-,
ou tbe first Monday in December next, within
the legal hours of Sheriff*s sales, the following
property, to wit :
All that tract of land belonging to Qeorge W.
It III ..inlninini, I wnnl v.l li..n I. n < 1 i-ixl m r.-H
more or less, lying on both sides of the 3. U. &
C. Railroad, adjoining lands of John P. Sartor,
John T. Hill, James T. Jeter, and John 1'. Sartor
again, and others ; levied on and to be sold
as the property of Ahe suits
of 8.*M. Diwkins, as executor orWin Dawkins,
Administrator of C. S. Meng, R. A T. Sartor, as
Executor, A. W. Cunimings, as successor of M.
L. Nelson & Co., J. Nott .Moore, W. J. T. Glenn
uud W. O. Austin, as executors, Charles llolt, as
Administrator of 11 S. Gilliam, Miss Eliza
Scuife, J. T. Hill & Co., and John T. Hill, K.
V. Harris, Administrator, and sundry others,
against George W. llill. The Homestead of
George W. Hill will be excepted in his sale.
ALSO
One tract of land located in Union County,
containing ouo hundred aud twenty-nine acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of John H. Lit??.
_ tlejohu, Wm. Hughes Joshua Spears aud J. J.
Kendrick ; levied on and 10 be sold lis the prop>*
? - ? -.Jtrvy of John K. Crocker, at the suit of Wm. G.
Mooreliead. ' )
ALSO
All the interest that Thomas B. Peak aud
Faituiei'aak bos In about ninety acres of land,
tuoreor l?Js. located in Ssutnc Township, Union
'TnT'Trr. l -iu ,dcd by jauds ot' J. C. 3or. ?r, T .1.
?i? Uirili ts irr'Oslint ir
On^trnol bf laud located in Boganavill*
Township Union County, containing Eighty-two
?erts, more or less, bounded by lands of 1. 0.
Began. Asa Smith, Lancaster and Samuel West;
levied on and to be sold as tho properly of Joel
fiCiii.Xhte?, fit-HUe evwt of Executors of J. W.
llo^?.
ALSO
Otic Uottd Wagon, levied ou and to be sdM ne ?
the property of Daniel Howard, at the suit of
James Grant against Daniel Howard.
ALSO
1 will sell on Tuesday the third day of Deccnibe
next at the Gia House of Julin Black,
in Unin'i County, within the legal hours of
SherftW Sales, about till ecu hundred pounds
seed Cotton; levied on and to be sold as tho
property of Robert Petty at the suit of B. B.
Foster November Oth 1878.
ALSO
One Gold watch, levied on and to be sold ns
' the property of Joseph P. Burasides at the suit
,r of Wis. R. Da via.
ALSO
One Bale lint Cotton levied on and to be sold
as the property of John W.-Tench, at tho Buit
of L. D. Mo wry & Son, under n Lien.
R. MACBETH, S. U. C.
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Sheriff's Sale.
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF UNION. \
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Charles Holt, us Clerk of Court^l ^
Vj. < n j UecT0
<w, the' Mortgaged pr^J-j
ied !? Uie complaint 2?i tbts actlefl, J
Iph Lemaeter oetp Unm, containing
>tl and ekn^r acrt*<] more or lev*. .
filk's place, at tu# suit of Charles
of Court, 'against Charles R. Long (
s' Terms of Sale : i
f One-half of the purchnso money to be paid in 1
cash, (he balance on a credit of one and two '
Jears, with interest from the day of sale, the r
purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the '
premises to secure the balance of the Durchose (
money, wiili approved security, with interest,
payable nnnualy until the whole be paid. Sheriff '
will innke deed of the premises sold and deposit
the same with the Clerk of this Court, to
bo by liitu delivered only upon the payment in
^ full of the purcbaso money.
11. MACBETH, 8. U. C.
ym,,^?> 46 8t_
w Sheriff's Sale.
jHT The State of South Carolina, ]
COUNtY OF IfNION.
In the Courfrof Common Pleas. Charles
Boll as Administrator ) ^
ot Joshua P. Dawkins, | Judgment for j
deceased, J- Foreclosure
vs. of Mortgage. ?
*jim tii i/uivkius auu uuicro. j g
BY virtue of an order, from the Hon. J. B. n
Kershaw, Judge presiding, at the Court of t
Common Pleas, for Union County, dated ICth t
day of March, 1878, I will sell before Union t
Court House door, within the legal hours of c
Bhei itT's sales, on the first Monday in December t
next, all the balance of the tract of 'and described
in the proceedings In this action, belong- i
ing lo the estate of Joshua P. Hawkins, deceived,
located in Union Connty, on Thickety
_ sixteen hundred and
" '^PfSiiiy-elgDt Wres, inofe or leas, bounded by lands
of Noah Webster, John D. Jefferies, Wil- J
liam Crocker, John Mabry. Wiley Littlejohn and
the Oreen River lload ; said lauds will be di- f
vir|?<l into several tracts, with plats shown on
the day of sale describing each tract. Sold as t
the property of the eslato of Joshua P. Daw- *
v kins, by order of the Court in thie-?ase. f
Terms of Sale : 1
One-third of (lie purchase money to he paid
in cash, the balance on a credit of one nml two
years in equal instalments,, with interest from
||e the day of sale, at the rate of seven per cent.
per .annum v-purchasers lo give bond and a
inoi-'gitgr 01 mo premises to secure the balai oe i
of the pur(has*'money. i
R. MACBETH, S. U. C. (
Nor. 15 40 8t
jfek lioisE AND I.OT
PI IF O li WALE,
1" OFFER' for snle (ho House and Lot formerly
X belonging to M. B. Friedberger. The Lot *
contains over half en sore, and hna on it ? well
of lho host water in town, Stables and Kitchen,
The House has 8 finely finished rooms, and is
in exoeront repair.
Apply to me at P. M, Cohen's Store.
JOSEPH STRAU8S.
Oct 18 _42 lm 1
FRESH MACKSRAL,
80 CENTS PER KIT.
At B. P. RAWLS'S CHEAP 8T0RE, '
No, 1, East Union.
? Not 15 46 If
Judge of Probate's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.
Charles Turner and others by "j
their Guardian, ad litem, Petition for
VI.
Joseph Turner Administrator Partition.
James Douglass, Admin'r.
BY virtue of a decree of the Probate Court
made in this case, dated tho 8th of November,
1878, I will sell before the Court House
door, in Union County, on Salesday in December
next, for partition between (he l'laintiffs and
Defendant, Joseph Turner, the following described
tract of land, to wit:
All that tract of land, located in Goshen Ilill
township, containing one hundred and sixteen
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of lUbt.
1 T f\ I 1 ?\ 1 P. I> I
ucmjr. J. A. UUUglUSS, UI1U Kl'UglllSS o? IUCCI
I will also sell at the same time and plnce(for
partition amongst the distributees of J. ji, tiVnor,
deceased, the following described tracty of
land, to wit:
One tract of land, located in Goshen 1131
township, containing one hundred and fifiy-tVo
acres, more or less, bounded b^ lands of J. f.
Douglass aged D.JP, Duncan. s u
One other tract of laud, looated' In Gosluur
Hill tc-q^hlp. containing stventynine acrea^
more i mrinlta by landsol J. l|gDouglM^|
ne aau'vwq^
ear, a "equal instaiMMnU, iffln'intcrest on each
iustaJment from the 3^ of sale; the purchasers
to give n bond with sureties and a mortgage of
the premises to secure the balance of the purchase
money. Purchasers to pay for Deeds.
JOS. F. GIST,
Judge cf Probate. >
Nov. 15. 1878 46 _ 3t
Judge of Probate's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In tlieTteurt fc-Trobate.
John K. Jeffries, as Adminis- ") Sale of
trutor of llamlctt Jeffries ! Real Estate
f*. to aid
Ellen Jhtfrips and others. J Assets.
BV virtue oT a dearoe of tho Court of Probate
made in|tliis case, dated the 8th day of November
1878, I will sell before the Court House
<iuvi, in union uoumy, on naiesuay in Lteceuiber
next, the following described tract of land ;
sold on application of John R.Jefferics, Administrator
of Hamlet Joffcrics, to pay tlie debts
due by his said intestate, to wit:
All that tract of land belonging to the estate
of Hamlet Jeffries deceased, containing Two
hundred-and forty-two acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands of Samuel Snrratt, I F. Wofford.
Nathaniel Jeffries, homestead of Hamlet
Jeffries, and others, upon the following terms,
to wit:
One-third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, the balanfie on a credit of one and two
years, in two equal instalments, with interest
from the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond
and a mortgage of the premises to secure the
balance of the purchase money.
JOS. F. GIST,
Judge of l'roba'.e.
Nov. 8th 1878. ' 4(1 8t_
, Thte^jtatc* < f South Carolina,?
Judge of Probate in Union
Vjifrfryir 0?' County.
^itnos MoKawn hath made suit
TT' st fiiB tu ant him Letters of Adminisra*ion
of the Estate and effects of JOlUf MeKOV'J%
The..-' ?ti t^i-r fore to cite and admonish all
tad singular the kindred and creditors of the
>aid JOHN McKOWN deceased, that they
M and appear before me, in the Coust gf
Probate to be held at Union Court Hoot* on
he eighteenth day of November 1M8, next
ifter publication hereof, at 11 o'eldife in the
brenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why
ho said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this seoond day of
November Anno Domini 1878.
JOS. P. GIST.
Judge of Probate.
Nor. 8 45 2.
The* State of South Carolina.
COUN^k OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.
5YJO&F^fc^yU Judge of Probate in Union
\\I hIwCGAS, N. D. Kison, hath made
jf-T salt tqIn* to grant him Letters of AdminImaion
of the fistate jind effects o( J. JKFF.
dADRY. ; *
These are, therefore, to cite And admonish <fT
tnd sinmilar tlm Uimtrpil ?nd Pr?di?/??>? nf '?
aid J. JEFF. MA BUY, deceased, that they be
md appear before roe, in the Court of Probate,
o be held at Union Court House on the twen.
ieth day of November inst.,nextafter publication
lereof, at 11 o'clock hi the forenoon, to shew
tamp, if any they have, why the sai^Adminisration
should not be granted.
Qiven under my hand, this third day of November,
Anno Domini 1878.
JOS. F. GIST,
Judge of Probate.
Novjl 45 2t
BUGGIES! BUGGIES!!
CHEAP AND SERVICEABLE S
rilE undersigned is receiving a consignment
of ths superior Buggies Manufactured by
he Columbus Buggy Co., at Columbus, Ohio,
vh^oh he proposes to sell at factory prices with
'reight added, for cash, or note with approved
iecurity, payable 1st Oct. 1870,
Wm. A. NICHOLSON.
Oct. 25th 1878. 43 4t
A Warning.
[HEREBY warn all persons from hiring or
harboring my Ward Sena Murphy yrithout
ny consent. Any person hiring or harboring
laid Sena, after this notice will be proseouled
10 the extreme of the law.
JACK DANNBR, Guardian.
Not. 1 45 3t
Ladies' Fancy Cloaks.
Ill AVE just received fc lot of fashionable Ladies'
Cloaks, which I offer very low down,
for Cash. 8. W. PORTER.
Not 8 45 tf
Ladies' Shoes.
A LARGE assortment of tho very best made
Shoes ef all sixes, styles and prices. None
Bheaper in town. * 8. W.PORTER.
Nov 8 a .45 . tf
* FOR SUE. J.
1 OFFER Jbr sale my Upland Lot in tfec
Town offUnion. * * *
'" F. H. COUNTS.
Oct. 25 IS 8t *
t
>c
C. D. I'aue. W. W. Forkacr*
C. D. PAGE & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
A CHEMICAL WATER FLUME, WOOI
BURNED LIME.;
THE Uudersigned having leased (he Lim<
Works anil Kiln, known as tie
LIMESTONE 8PRINfflfc(fc*
LIME KII^TVS,
are manufacturing a superior quality of Linn
for
Agricultural nnd Building
purposes, which they offer to the Farmers ant
Builders of Union County, at the following.
VERY LiOW PRICES:
A 1 Tt / a trti- v s/v
n^niiuiiurui Limit:, ^Ul LVllllJ IV CCDIS po
bushel.
Building Lime, on board cars, 00 cents pet
barrel.
Properly used for Agricultural purposes, thie
Lime would save the Farmers of Uuon thou
sands of dollars annually. ,
Address, *
. 1>. PAGE A QO., J
Limestone SprK|fcg? <?. '
new mmmm
Mti'lftU WiNTEMl?VD(M
Stylish ! Attractlve^f^cfceap! | j
Rice & Mcite
A EE now ready to display to thjr Pawns
the most complete and Seasonal?
DRY GOODsr
BOOTS AND SHOES'.
CLOTHING [
HARBWARiS!
\ V
GROCERIES, &c., &c.,
they ever brought to this Market anil inite an
inspection of them. ift
WE DELIGHT IN SHOWING OUR GB>DS
CALL ON US IF YOU WANT BARGMNS
IlICE A NcLDia.
Oct 10 41
NX N EEE \V W W *
N N N E W WW W W >
X X X EE W WW W W
X N X E WW WW
N XX EKE W \V
^G(:o o?<%> 0??%-^
CJ O O O O I> l> 'VWj
O GO O O O D D ? 14 iy
GGG OOO OOO HDD _h6S8 "
?AT?
Lowest Prices!
JL r
HONEST WEIGHT8
AND MtpORES!
Highest Prices
FOR COTTON!
< C
?
CALL ON
FOSTER & flLKlNS.
Sept '27 30 tf
J. B. PORTER'S
Furniture Store.
I AM now receiving a now Lot of all kind* o
moat substantial and elegant Furniture
which I propose to sell
UNCOMMONLY CHEAP,
F O let CASH.
Attached to my store I have fitted up a worl
bop for (be purpose of
REPAIRING FURNITURE
of all kinds in the moat workmanlike and tufa
slnniial manner. 1 propose to make old Sofas
( liairs, Bureaus, Washstands, Ac., look Uk
new, at the very lowest price. Try me and b
convinced.
J. B. POBTBH^
Oct 11 41
Execute rs' Notice.
ALL Persons indebted to the Estate.of A
WnrJ, deceased, will please make pay men
to tkm undersigned by the first of Decensbe
naair i
Alec, aft persons holding claims against th
Estate WHt present them, properly p -oven, b;
the time Hbcve mentioned.
^ B. WARD,
** R. W. LEMASTER,
Oof. 28 43 4t
i
T H OAJNN
SPARTANBl
HEADQUj
x" < >
BOOTS,
SHOES,
v CLOrl
ifgf, AM) GJ
B^lTUlVrTftTTTTvTrf
JgJL. AVX1 JLK_^ JLJ. ^
* ~ Poerg abtrre Pe
NEW GOODS ! N
ATP
M. CO!
:o:?
' I HAVE IN STOKE A]
?A LARGE
A.TTRAQXIVE ST(
ItODOIIT
'JL' II A T I M E AN TO
:o:?
LADIES DKEi
. Calicoes, Bleached and Brow
Flannels, gleans, Cassimeres,
.*'? * , :o:_
# t?A FULL LI
I n n vrm n n -n i.?% tt *r ?
~ jjlj
Suspenders
^ ??o^
! LADIES AND
IN LARGEJ
Notions, Hajdwarep ~
Crockery, Cutlery,
Pistols, Groceries
f. :o:BOOTS
AN]
A. l'lNI'I -A.SSK
I WIIICII I WILI
MUCH LOWER P
THEY WERE EVER i
EITHER IN UNION OR t
.
GENT'S Ready-1
AND FURNISH
AND BOBTS AND SHOE
:CALL AND SE1
3
1 Sept 27 39
f Notice of Pinal Discharge.
' IDY permission of Hon. Jos. F. Giet, Judgo of ^
I) Probalo for Union County, I will, on Satur- ^
day, the 30th day of November, 1878, make my
final return a# Administrator of the estate of
Annie Bentley, deceased, and apply for my discharge
ns Administrator of said estate
' All persons having demauds against said estate,
must present them to mo, properly attested, p
on or before that day, or they will be forever W
barred ; and all persons indebted to said estate
must make payment by that time.
' F. H. CUDD, Adm'r. fl
* Nov 1 44 4t J
e - ? wi
LIBERAL ADVANCES be
idDR COTTON. Ir"
I AM prepared to make Ifberal Advance* ou | nu
Cotton shipped by me to Charleston. ' nc
II. P. RAWLS
" Sep *20 U8 - t f ?ii
Ladies' Misses and Children's
PHILADELPHIA MADE SHOilSr|
Stylish, and Warranted to Wear Well? ,
' At tery Low Pri? es, at | V.
RICE tt Mcr tTRB S i
x Oct 11 4'2 tf 1
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ON & CO-,
[JRG-, S. O.
IRTr**US
R
mma, hats
CNT'S
1 GOODS.
blmctto Hotel.
Gm*
EW GOODS!!
lEN'SND
ON THE WAY
AND?
)CK OF GOODS.
i'EST PltlCET, 'jtfSS10-" "
SliLL CHEAP.
SS GOODS,
n Shirtings and Sheetings,
&c., &c.,
NE OF
UL^jlUi.(L
\\? * i i*-4 ,
f Ties, Ace.
MEN^SHAJ^ ?
> &Cm &C.,
D SHOES,
>RTMENT,
, SELL AT
RICES THAN
SOLD AT BEFORE,
<\NY OTHER TOWN.
dade Clothing,.
ING GOODS;!
iS A SPECIALTV.,
S MY PSIC'ES.
P.^ M. COIIEN.
tf
THE BUNCOMBE
UPPER PLOW.
AMD IMPROVED
FEED CUTTER.
Mnnnfactured by
IRDWOOD & MCLELLAN
ASIIEVILLB, N. C.
inis Plow it pronounced on* of the best nbw
dUile. Liffhl drftft. rliirnhili?o
- ? O ' J """ 1""
>rk, me its grout recommendations. It is fust
contming tho favorite Ilow in Wirstcrn North
roiina.
The Feed Cutter !s the cheapest, simplest,
)?t durable anil easily worked Feed Cutter
v In the market.
. !o Flows an ! Feed Cutter cv , s>>en by
Iting en.
v . A. NICilC/LSON,
Fept k7 bit 8m
? 'A Now Supply ,
)f#!1^ndaef Pry Good1' t?-noert?i , -. .?! , f ^
bCT l*. liliN.j >V Sir1 C11> "*
* - a. \v. 10.* .uv's.
Nov 8 44 tf
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