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DELINQUENT ' TAX LIST #OF UNION. COUNTY. 11 * List of Land* in Union CouMu, on w&'cMP^kt* Ptnallit* an if Assessme^t^fomain %0pthd for the fiscal year 1877, as returned by John J'. jR Tkop*0< &*! , County Treasurer of Lnion vAjf, %< .?" a. U.i 10.h Township. Buildings. Acres. V 'IF "1 v ~ Umham, O. B. ? ..\?:klot HavrktiM & Vinson. 1" " , saktcc. Glenn, Est. Robert .4 " 020 .letor, Mrs. Inielln C 8 " G20 Uhcttlesworlb. Gasawav 07 Fisuuam. Ilill, O. Yi 0 " 2300 llollingswortb, James I* 230 PlNCKSEY. Garner, W M ..G " 70 Uaull, II. C 74 Kite, Ann 03 v Jon ksvillk !RIrbJ*Est. Jeremiah 100 VinsiW, N. W.;. 3 " 403 ^ Goui>eysvili.e. Davis, .Mrs P 1 " 250 Uarner, Jos. A 60 It ?tvell, .Mrs. Mary 1 " 106 Tiinutson. II II - 82 Tolleton, Mrs M U 3 " 110 Draytontilk. llriggs Si l'riilmiie 3 ..." GO lHkvi'isun, Mrs. M. K 48 Patrick. J. (J 121 Djoansvili.e Smith, Mrs. Viaucy 60 Sumner, Sum 80 WiiuiMiiitli, Dr. J 1050 Cross Keys. 11.il licit, Mrs. P. a.nl Nancy..3 " 104 Unrvjli, K. A 200 Steward, W. M 7 282 UoJIlKN lilLL. Clmptiu, .Mrs. Mury 0 ' 100 Or- r,<, THrid I ' 2 Nunco is hereby given that I lie whole of the sevi ' nl parcels, lots iiml parts of lots of Real Est. o described iti the proceeding list, or so mue.i thereof as will be necessary lo pay the too taxes, penalties and assessments charged iliei'iuu, will l>o sold by the 1'rcnstirer of Union Coiiuty, South Carolina, at his office in said County -in the first Monday in January, A. 1). yr 1871), unless said taxes, penalties aud assessment be paid theron before that time, aud such snle will continue, from day to day, until all of saiu parcels, lots and parts of lots of Ileal Estate shall be sold or offered for sale. D. JOHNSON, Auditor U. C. Dec 20 51 2t J dge of Probate's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Probate. John It. Jeflferies, as Adntinis Sale of trator of Hamlet Jefferies Real Estate t? to aid Ellen Jeflferies and others. Assets. ? i virtue si a decree 01 (lie Court of I'robate 13 iii:k)c in this case, date I the8lk day of Novell) be i 1878, 1 will sell before the Court House door, in Union County, on Salesday in January next, the following described tract of land; sold on application of John U. Jefferies Administrator of. Hamlet Jefferies, to pay the debts due by his said intestate, to wit: All iiml tract of land belonging to the estnte of Han.let Jefferies deceased, containing Two hundred and forty-two acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Snmucl Sarratt, I. P. Woffoi l. Nathaniel Jefferies, homestead of Hamlet JefferiCii, and others, upon the following terms, to wit : One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the bnlnnce on a credit of one nnd two years, in two equal instalments, with interest from alio day of sale, the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the uuiancc ni 1110 puronnse money. B6&. The above land will be sold in three I separate tracts, a plat of which can be seen in the Probate Judges' office. JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate. Dec 13 60 8t 11>7 ACHK8 OF LAND FOR SALE. I WILL offer for sale on Salesd&y tfl Janu ary next, before Union Court House door, that tract of land, known as a part of tlie Scott Land, containing 197 acres, lying on the Spartanburg and Union Uailroad, miles North of Union C. II. There is a pretty good dwelling, corn crib and stables on the premises. Terms of Sale : One-third cash, the bnlnnce on one and two years time, with interest from the day of sale. The purchaser to give n mortgage on the premises to socurethe balance of the purchase money. H. II. UKLUK, Ex'r Kst. Thus. Belue. Dec 20 ,61 2t fe NrnfTrttp wa JklVUi ALL persons having claims against the estate of U. D. Going, deceased, will present them, properly probated, and.those owing the estue will please make immediate payment to W. A. NICHOLSON. Administrator. Deo 31. 1878. 1 ^ 4t ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to the undersigned, and to the Into firm of Rice, MoLure A Co., are hereby notified that such indebtedness muMt b? settled. Those interested wilt please gire this matter their early attention as we are unsble to give longer time. RICE A MoLURE. Dee 13 80 4t DAVID JOHNSON. JR.. ATTORNEY AND COIIN SELLER, Will practice in the Supreme end Ciroult Courts of the State, also in United States Courts for the District of South Carolina. _ Deo 18 _ 60 tf ^ Close up Accounts. A LI. persons indebted to us either by note or j\. Book account must come forwsrd and settle, as the time for payment has arrived. SPEARS A COLTON. Dee 18 60 8t Close up Tour Acoounts. ALL persons indebted, by note or aooount, to P. M. Cudd A Son, an hereby requested to make payments immediately aa we mutt hare money. P. M. CUDD A SON. Drc 20 61 1m, w / t Sheriff's Sales. t * * BV virtue of Sundry Executions lomedii cctcd, I will soil, before Union CourtHouse door, on the tirst Monday in January next, within the legal hours of Sheritfs sales, the following properly, to wit : One tract of land, looated in Union County, containing one hundred and thirty-two ncr s, moro or less, bounded by lands of K. V. Harris, J.T. Ilill&Co., Michael.Beatenbough and others; levied en and to be sold as the proporty of John 11. Skelton at the suit of Philip Uunn. 4- ALSO One tract of land, located in Union County, containing eighty-two acres, moro or lcqs, bounded by lands belonging to J. C. Uogan, Asa Smith, James Lancaster, and Samuel West; levied on and to be sold as the properly of Joel Lancaster, at the suit of the Executrix of J. W. Dobo. ALSO One tract of land, located in Union County, containing eighty-four and a half acres, more or less, bouuded by lands of D. W. Liltlejohn, Edmund Ulanton, Noah Webster and others; levied on and to be sold as the nroneriv ?1,? estate of Stephen Pearson, deceased, at the suit of L>. W. Littlejolin against James 1?. Pearson, Administrator of the feslate of Stephen rearson. ALSO All that tract of land belonging to George W. Hill, containing twenty-three hundred acres, more or less, lying on both sides of the Sd. U. & 0. Railroad, adjoining lands of John 1*. Sartor, John T. Hill, James T. Jeter, and John 1\ Sartor again, and others; levied on and to be sold as the property of .George W. Hill, at the suits of S. M. Dnwkins, ns executor of Wot. Dnwkins, Administrator of C. S. Meng, R. A. T. Sartor, ns Executor, A. W. Cummings, ns successor of M. L. Nelson & Co., J. Nott Moore, W. J. T. Glenn and W. G. Austin, as executors, Charles Bolt, ns Administrator of R. S. Gilliam, Miss Eliza Scaife, J. T. Hill & Co., and Johu T. llill R. V. Harris, Administrator, and sundry ol icrs, against George W. Hill. The Homestead of George W. Hill will be excepted in his sale. ALSO Three bales lint Cotton ; levied on and to be sold ns the property of P. P. Hamilton, at the suits of J. T. Hill & Co., and S. H. Hawkins, deceased, against P. P. Hamilton. ALSO By virtue of on execution of S. M. Wood, assignee, against Frances Howell, and an order front the Hon. S. H. Hudson, setting n.-?dc the assignment of homestead in lauds in this action, so far as the same affects the claim of the Plaintiff herein, and that the Sheriff of Union Conn-, ty proceed to sell said land under levy made by* him, 1 will sell one hundred and fifty acres of land, whereon Frances Howell now lives, on the first Monday in January, 1879, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, said lands bounded by lnnds of Gus Wood, J. E. Meng, Dr. D. F. McMahon, W. C. Dunn and J. C. Farrar, ns the property of Frances Howell, at the suit of S. M Wood. Balance of laud of A. 11. Aughtry, nfter setting off homestead, 1.12 acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. E. Aughtry, estate of Joseph llervy, Dr. \V. Sims and A. 11. Aughtry'a Homestead ; levied on and to be sold as the property of A. R. Aughtry at the suit of James S. Porter aud others. Also One tract of land, containing 410 acres, located in Cross Keys Township, Union County ; levied on and to be said ns the property of James M. Johnson, Wm. A. Johnson, James Graham and lands now in the possession of John liny ; levied on and to be sold as the property of James M. Johnson and William A. Johnson, at the suit of Irene Estcs for her dower in said lands. also One Bay Mare and two Cows; levied on and to be sold ns the property of Fannie L. Wilburu now Fannie L. Harrison, at the suit of John W. Lyles, as guardian of the person and estate of Susan C. Lyles now Susan C. Morris agniust Thomas C. Huchinson as trustee and others. also I will sell on Tuesday (ho seventh day of January, 187U, nt the residence of T. L. Haines, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales; nil tho interest that E. J. Fowler has in one bale lint Cotton; levied on and to be sold as the property of E. J. Fowler, at the suit of N. B. Eison & Co., on n lien execution. ALSO I will soil on Tuesday (be seventh day of January, 1879, at the residence of John Wesley Littlejohn, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about fifty bushels corn and fifty bushels cotton seed ; levied on and to be sold as the property of John Wesley Littlejohn, at the suit of Giles Glover and Adolphus Young. ALSO. One Duggy and Harness, levied on and to be sold as the property of Thomas K. Palmer nt the suit of John llodger, Assignee. December 10th 1878. R. MACBETH, S. U.C. Dec. 13 50 8t Sheriff's Sale. The State of .South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. J. T. Hill & Co., 1 Judgment of vi. v foreclosure James M. Johnson and others ) of Mortgage BY virtue of an order of the Hon. J. B. Kershaw, Judge presiding at the Court of_Com uiuu l icit*, wr union uoumy, marcn Term, 1878, I will sell before Unioa Court House door, on tho first Monday in January nexl, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following described mortgaged lands: Situate on Tyger River, Union County : containing six hundred and fifty-two acres, more or lets, adjoining lands of John Ray, Robert Kay, the estate of James Johnson and Tyger River; s;>ld as ihe property of Jnrnes M. Johnson and Wm. A. Johnson and others. The lands will bo resold in two separate tracts to wit : One trnet known as the Prince land, containing 431 acres, more or less, bid off by James M Johnson, who fniled to comply with the terms ot sale, and resold at his risk. The other tract known as the Rates or Burnet land, containing one hundred and eighty-four and three-fourths acres, and hid of hy W. A. Ray, who failed to comply with bis bid and re sold at his risk; and if the next purchasers fail ? r.j man ? UIUI ? IIDII BHIB, int 1HHU will be resold within one hour.after the sale. TKKMS OP 8ALE.?One-half cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by a bond and a mortgage from the purchaser of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money.? December 18, 1878. R. MACBETH, 8. U. C. Dec 18 GO 8t Large Bed Mattreeeee. IjlOR Sale, at %8.G0, by 1 B. P. RAWL8, Bo. 1, East Union. Pee 18 GO tf H i ,1 iwt?? Sheriff's Sale. The State of Soutl? Carolina-, COUNTY OF UNION, it* *? 4 * In the Court of Common Pleas. Cliarlcs Holt ns Administrator" of Joshua I'. Hawkins, Judgment for deceased. Foreclosure vi. of Mortgage. .Sarah Daw kins aad others BY virtue of an order from (lie II. Wallace, Judge of the 7th Circuit, to tne directed, I will sell to the highes t bidder, before Union Court ilouse door, on tho first Monday in January next, 187'J, within tho legal hours of Sheriff'? Sales, the balance of the real estate of Joshua P. Hawkins, late of Union Comity, deceased, located in Draytonvillc Township, on both sides of Thickeiy Creek, which lands have been divided hy a competent Surveyor, and will bo sold iu Seventeen Tracts, as follows, to wit . Tract No. 1, Located on (lie tlreen River Road in tho South Knst corner of the plantation, contains fifty three acres >53 acres To draw detached woods lot on the \V~*t 1- .... ii vol oiuu VI IIIU [UiUIUHlUU, Ullll'KUU 'A I " Tract No. 1 to contniu 71} acres Tract No. 2, Located next North of No. 1, on Dawkins Avenue, contains 87 ncrcs To dfaw^ood lot "D" containing Tract No. 2, contains 42$ acres Tract No. 3, Next North of Tract No. 2, on Dawk* ins Avenue and extending to Limestone Road, contains 102 acres To draw wood lot C-' containing 12$. ? On litis tract arc three settlements, 114 J ncrcs Tract No. 4, Next West of the Mill Tract on which John James now lives, contains 141 acres To di tiw wood lot "11" containing 16 160 acres Tract No. 3, Next South of No. 4, on Dawkins Avenue, contains 1 ~S\\ acres P This tract lias settlement and woods. Tract No. O, " * Next South of No. 6, on Dawkins Avenue, contains 02 acres Tract No. 7, On Dawkins Avenue, and the Green , ltivcr Road on which tlie Dawkiugs dwelling and outbuildings arc situated, coutuins 264 acres. Tract No Next West of No. 7, fronting tlie Green llivor road and extending bnck to Webster bind, contains 85 acres. One-third cleared and tivo-tliirds tine timber. Tract >o O, Next West of No. 8, and adjoining Mulberry Chapel, contains ui{ acres. Truclt on the Xorth title of Thickety cut at follow : Traot No. 10, Located in the South East corner of the pluutotion on the North side of Thickcty Creek, and having a large proportion of Rich bottom land on said creek, contains 84 acres To draw detached wood lot "G" on Timber itidgc, finely timbered, It " Tract 10 to contains 03 acres Tract No. 11, Next West of No. 10 on Mincutu Avenue, having a large front tn Thickcty, with tine bottoms, contains 71 acres To draw detached wood lot, "FM 9J " No. 11, contains 80J acres Tract No. 12, Next North of No. 10 and No. 11 on Mincutn Avenue, contains tiUj acres J o draw Wood Lot "II" containing OJ " Tract No. 12 contains 72j acres Tract No. 13 On Mincum Avenue next Littlejohn and Jcfferies land, contains 78 acres. Tract No. 14, Mincum Tract, on Each aide of Miucum Creek and Miricuin Avenue, contains 98 acres To draw wood lot 'E' (next Webster) '.(J ? No. 14 contains IOTA acres This tract lias fine lands and a very line water powor. . Tract No. 15, Next North of No. 14 on the Limestone Uoad, eontains tilt acres. Tract No. 16, OnJhe West side of the Limestone. \ < ? Rood, Extending from Ziou Church to Thiokety Creek, on which are somo very fine bottom land, contains 70 acres To draw wood lot North of Zion Church on the west side of Limestone Road, containing 16 " No. 10, contains 01 acres Tract No. 17, Next west of No. lti, extends from the Limestone Road near Websters' to Thickety ('rook, having Alio creek and branch bottoms, plenty of wood nnd nice settlement, contains 83 acres. Ail of the above tracts, have settlements, except No. ti, and all have woods, cultivateable lands, pasture nnd good outlets and roads to markets. A plat of the whole tract showing the divisions aud also plats of each Tract and wooda lot will be on-tile in my ottioe, for inapeotion until .1... ~r ??i? v?UJ Ul OUIV. Terras of Sale ' One-third of the purchase money toll* paid in cash, ilio balance ou a credit of ona and two jeers, in equal instalments, with interest from the day of sale, at the rate of seven per oent. per annum, the purchasers to give a bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money, l'urohasers to pay for Deeds. R. MACBETH, 8. U. C. ' Dec 18 60 8t Sheriff's Sale. VtysfState of South Carolina, ( COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. J. B. fid wards ana Frances ] Judgment and I Handera, Administrators of | order or foreJohu Saudera deceased } closure of v* I Mortgage and John W. Sartor and others. J Sale. BjV virtue of an order froin the Hon. Moulrgoeiery Moses, Judge of the Seventh Judi ? cial Circuit of South Carolinn, bearing dale '20th October 1875, to mo directed, I will sell before Union Court House door on tlio first Mouday in January next within the legal hours of Sheriffs Sales, all that tract of laud described in the proccdings in this case, to foreclose a Mortgago, located in Union County, on Tyger Itivcr and Fair-forest Creek, containing eighteen hundred and sixty-one acres, more or less, whereon F. II. Hates formerly lived, now known ns the I.-.I- ? '-J .... - - .o inuuo, gvunucu ov inuus ol Joseph baildors, Fair Forest Creek, Win. Mnlone Mre. Jane Greer and Tyger River nnd others; sold as tlie properly of John W. Sartor and others, at the suit of J. It. Edwards nnd Frances Sanders, Administrators of John Sanders deceased, against John W. Sartor and others. Terms of Stile : One-half of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the bn'nnce on n credit of twelve mouths, the purchaser to give bond anil a Mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of J the purchase money and pay Sheriff for titles. U. MACBETH, S. U. C. December 13th 1878. 50 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, 1 COUNTY OF UN I OX. ^ In the Court of Common Pleas. Sale for partition. By virtue of an order from the Hon IV. II Wallace, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in January next within the legal hours ot Sheriff's sales, the land tvhercon William Wilson, late of Union County died, containing one hundred nnd sixty-two acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Jesse Grnham, John It. Mintcr, B. D. Culp nnd Sallic Wilburn ; soldfor partition aiucng the heirs of Mrs. Mary Wilson. TKRIN1VK1IV O? " ' * - ... Unuu.?wuc-iuiru cosii, itic ontnnce on a credit of one nnd two years, with interest from day of sale; purchasers to give bond and a mortgage of I lie premises to secure the bal- J ance of purchase money nnd pny Sheriff for titles'. It. MACBETH, S. U. C. l?cc 11 GO 8t " ?J\ P. 3?ullinax BOOT AND SHOE NAKER, NEXT DOOR ABOVE THE BANK, a TTIVIOTV So, On. " jj I AM prepared to make Boots and Shoes, fully as cheap, if not a little cheaper than tl.o same quality can be bought from the Stores. I AMI ALSO AGENT FDR * LYON'SPatent Metallic H STIFFENERS ^ H PREVENT HB Boots and Shoes from Banning ovtr, Rg^^eariin of on tie Side ; Ripping in the CALL A AD TRY ME. .1 1? MIII.T1K4Y. Dec f> 4'J 3ms B. F. BAWLS" DEALER IN GROCERIES, HARDWARE, DRUGS, AC. NO. :i, EAST UNION. LOGWOOD, , MADDER, CO I'ERAS, ROSIN E, I FOR COUGH AND CONSUMPTION Willi Cherry nnd Tur, Cod Liver Oil?Dure, Cod Liver Oil with Wild Cherry and Lime? taste* good . J Cod Liver Oil with Lime, FRUITS! FRUIT* ! ORANGES, RAISINS. CURRANTS, ALMONDS. COCOANUTS, C French Candies, a full Assortment, Don't forget to cull nt No I, East Union. p Dec 13 60 _ If 1< A Farm for Sale, LYING on the Waters of Tygar River, ten miles South-West of Union Village, containing 1,800 acres, more or less, with StOO Acre* In line Bottom Lantl There is a good dwelling llouse aad all necessary outhouses on the plnce. TERMS.?Gne-half cash, the balance on one and two years time, secured by a Mortgage on c the pre > ises. * Apply to S. 8. STOKES. Union C. H.t S. C. Dec 13 50 ^ 4t Two-Horse Farm tc Rent AT THE FAIR GROUNDS. j WE offer to rent the Union County Fair Grounds to an acceptable Tenant, if agreeable terms can be made. There is a new a and very comfortable dwelling upon the ground, ^ and sufficient land for a two-horse Farm. If ' not rented before, it will be routed to the high- . est bidder on Sale day in January next. For information apply to . A. W. THOMSON, President, ' or D. P. DUNCAN. Secretary. Union A. and M. Society. Pecfi 40 4t L. New Fat Mackerel. fieah supply of fine New Pal Mackerel, for x\ sate at 80 cents a kit, by B. P. RAWL8, No. 1, East Union. Deo 13 50 If Trusses, Trusses. A LARGE assortment, for Sale Cheap, by B. F.fRAWL8. Deo 20 51 tf Ik ' 9 -gj ij. wmemm?t ?? wm ? JatfiesH. Rodger ?DEALER IN? ' GROCERIES, HARDWARE, HOOTS A NO SHOES. MA y UFA CTVRBR OF' ITN WARE, STOVE PIPE AND SHEET IRON PANS. ROOFING, GUTTERING AND REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. :o: I HAVE just rccoived r\ large lot of Groceries, cousisting of Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Molasses and Syrups, i>acon, uirn nn i anlt, Flour, Rico ami Grists. Cheese and Canned Goods. ALSO A CO Ml'LET E STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. HARDWARE. In this line 1 hare everything you may wnnf, 'rom a Cambric Needle to a Broad Axe. [looking and Heating Stoves. JEVER SO CHEAP BEFORE. I invite an examination of my Stock, knowig that I can please in quality, quantity and rice. Do You Want Tin Ware? I manufacture my own Tin Ware, Stove Tipe ml Sheet Iron Pans, which I warrant to be of lie very best ounlitr. LOOFIXG, GUTTERING and REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY AND WELL. astingg Tor Stoves furnished at the Shortest loticc. DOS T XEGLECT TO CALL OX J. II. RODGER. Nov '20 48 tf S. W. Porter's NEW STOCK! rx>w PRICE8, AND (tl'ICH SALES. FOR CASH ONLY. THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GENT'S HATS, tEADY?MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HA IIDWAIIE ?AND? GROCERRIES, Can be hud at 8. W. Porter's Cheap Store,?for ASH ONLY. Please don't nsk for credit, ns it in very unleasnnt to refuse it; but I sell too cheap to al>w a day's credit to my best friends. 8. W. PORTER. Sept 27 39 tf THE NEW AMERICAN SEWING MACHINES ?wiTn? (ELF-SETTING NEEDLE, SELF THREADING SHUTTLE, CJDT T? DDniTT A mi V'n #niiaT^?/r oi,ur ivnu u J;,i J l.>U i Jii'lMUJIB, Are tli<5 BE^T. inothTR TRTUMPHS The Company were awarded TWO MEDALS l Ihe CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION, on- for the lachine ami one for the work done on the Ma* bine. Examine these celebrated Machines before lecidinjr which you vfrill buy. They possess our* good points than any Machine in the mnYlet, in fact they are just what wo confidently ilaim for them?the THE BEST IN THIS WQRLD For Sale by , ,, P. M. COHEN, . Union, So. Ca. Nor 20 48 tf / Sh noi I Bl? AAA t va?WH I WUVUO * PURC1IASKU3 would do well to look At our took of Shoe* before buying elaewhore.? We ere offering greet inducements in that line. RITE & McLVKE. Dee 18 *0 2t- -