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BEAUTIFUL THI\t.S AT JAMES ALLAN'S, 307 K1NQ STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. 11ICII JEWELRY of New and Elegant Designs, and exquisite Workmanship* m FINE WATCHES, .. Ajnerican and Swiss, of tlie Latent Styles. DIAMONDS, PEARLS, OAMEOS, As nell as less costly Mots, in Great Variety. STERLING SIL VER WARE In Fresh and Beautiful Patterns, especially adapted for wedding Presents. otr irm dt % rri.m \\r a tj in O 1 1 i \ I'jU-1 liAl fiL* ?? AJ.\Tj. Tea Sets, Waiters, lee Pitchers, Putter Pishes, Cups, Goblets, &c. CHOICE FANCY GOODS. French Cloche, Bronzes, Fine Table Cutlerif, Opera Classes, Fins Glassware, ?j*c. THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. REMEMBER THE PLACE ! T A. M E S ALLAN, 307 Klug Street, C CHARLESTON. May 9 19 3m Mrs. Grant's millinery emporium. :o: T HAVE just opened ono of the largest nnd ^ _L choicest Stocks of MILLINERY CiOO!>S, Ever seen above Columbia, consisting of Ladies' Fashionable Hats, Ribbons, Laces and Flowers, An J any and every other article generally found in a first Class Millinery establishment, and I offer them nt l*rlc?H tower ilimi Ever. I invite the Ladies of Union, whether of the town or country, to call and examine my stock, feeling confideut that 1 can pleaso them in Style, Qualities and Prices. I return my thanks for the generous patronage hcrctofoie given me and hope to merit a continuance of those favors. MRS. M. GRANT, Next Door to "Timks" Oflico. May 0 19 tf Sale of Real Estate. Tlio Stnfo of Snr.tli flnrolinn COUNTY OF UN I OX. BY yirtuo of authority vested in mo by J. S. 11. Thompson and Eugenia E. Miita, 1 will soil at public Auction on the. 7tli ]>?y or June, 1871), between 11 o'clock A. M. and '2 o'clock 1*. M., at Thomson's Mills, on Thickcty Creek, in snid County of Union, for partition and division between the said .1. 8. 11. Thomson and Eugenia E. Mills, a certain tract of land, lying and being in said County of Union, on the waters of llroad River, bounded by lands of J. S KThorn son, R. C. Davidson, J. C. Spears, and others and by said llrond llivcr, containing Three Hundred and Two Acres, more or less. On this tract there arc about 200 Acres of River Bottoms. Terms of Sole : One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash on day of sale, and the balance in twelve month with interest from day of sale ; the purchaser to give a note and mortgage of the premises to each of the above named parties for one half of said balance, and to pay for papers. The purchaser to have the rents of the present year. 5th .May, 1870. Ki>. H. HOBO, Agent. May 0 10 5t Groceries. I HAVE a new supply of all kinds of Groceries, and those wanting ('heap Goods in that ?%* line should call on inc. S. \V. POllTEK. May 2 is tf Men and Boys of Union ! Wl! have the cheapest and best Cossimero', Tweeds, I,incus and Cottouadcs for men and boys' wear you ever saw. BICE k McLURE. May 18 tf New Goods Arrived. MY Spring and Summer Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, &c., is now open for inspection and sale. Prices lower than ever. S. W. I'OhTER. May 2 "l8 tf IUmiillifill l>rcHM Goods! fllHK largest assortment, the prettiest Patterns J_ and cheapest priced Dress Goods to be found at any market above Charleston, can be oeen at KICK & McLURK'8. May 2 18 tf A SECOND INSTALLMENT ?OF THOSE? KLKCMNT PRINTS, ?AND OTHER? DRESS GOODS JUST Received, and for sale nt our usual extremely low prices, ('.nil soon, or the prettiest patterns and best qualities will he gone. SI'EA us & coi/rox. April 2"? 17 tf Horoiteuo at ?5 CoiiIn a (atilloii, at SPEARS k COLTOS S. April 4 14. it . "WHERE TO BUY I YOUR SPRING GOODS. FOSTERi WILKINS HAVE just rcccircd from New York dPfcoraplelr Assortment of Goods in each of their various acpaHmenls, <!busietfifg, in part, of Foreign and Domestic Goods, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, COT TO NADES, BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL GRADES, Including Ziegler's Hand and Machine Shoes for Ladies, Gents and Children. LADIES' AND GENT'S HATS f.V OK EAT VARIETIES, A complete and well selected stock of CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, From the best Manufacturers in the Country H a r d w are! Our stock of Hardware is undoubtedly the most complete of any in the upper part of the State, and in it can be found EVERY TOOL WANTED ?BY THE? FARMERS AND MECHANICS. We have bought a large and carefully assorted stock, embracing everything heretofore kept by us, Willi many new nn<l improved articles never brought to this market before. We purchased FOR CASH, and intend to sell as low as the same qualities of goods can bo bought in this or any NEIGHBORING MARKET. COME AND TRY US. We take pleasure iu showing cur goods, and only ask you to examine them before purchasing elsewhere. FOSTER & W1LKINS. May 2 18 tf TAX NOTICET I WILL be nt the following time and places for the purpose of collecting the first installment of Taxes for the fiscal year 1878, viz : Thursday, May 1st Goshen Hill. Friday, * 2d Fish Darn. Saturday, " od Santuc. Monday, " 6th Smith & Kcllcy's Mill. Tuesday, ?4 Oth Goudcysville. Wednesday, " 7th Wilkinsville. Thursday, " 8th Draytonvillc. Friday, " Oth ....Brown's Store. Saturday, " 10th Jonesville. Monday, " 12th Union C. II. Friday, " 16th Gibbs' Saturday, " 17th Cross Keys. The balance of the time nt Union C 11 until the last day of May. TAX LKTY. State tax, 2} mills. Ordinary County tax, 3 mills. Rnilroad tax 3.1 mills. Fence tax, 2 mills. School tax, 2 mills. Total tax 13] mills I'olc tax, 1 dollar on nil Males from 21 to 00 years of age. JOHN' P. THOMAS, Treasurer U. C. April 18 10 4t A CHANCE"FOR INVESTMENT. SAW AND URIST MILL FOR SALE WITH A 20-H0RSE POWER ENGINE. 1 OFFER for Sale at a reasonable price nnd upon accommodating terms, my Steam Saw nnd Grist Mill, know as Ilicharda' Steam Mill, located in Fish Dam Township, Union County. Everything connected with tlie mill is in most perfect running order nnd a good business is done at it. For particulars address J. C. RICHARDS, Shclton P. O. Union, S. C. Carolina Spartan and Fairfield Herald copy three times nnd scud bills to me, at Shclton. April 18 16 4t Application for Final Discharge. BV permission of Hon. David Johnson, Jr., Judge of Probate for Union County, 1 will, on Wednesday, the 2d day of June, 1870, make my filial return and settlement, nstluardian of John E. llob?on, nnd at the same time apply for letters dismissnry, as such Guardian. All persons having demands against the said John E. Hobson, previous to his becoming of full age, will present them for payment on or before the time nbovc specified R. R. RAWLS, Guardian. May 2 18 4i Virginia Cassimeres. "1TTK have just received a large stock of (be \Y celebrated Virginia Cassimeres, ^Rlch is now becoming the most popular, because they are the best, Cassiuicres now in the market. SI'EARS & COLTON. April 11 16 If \('U Slock or SllOCH. I HAVE just received a new stock of all kinds and qualities of Ladies' and Men's Shoes, from the finest dress shoe to the coarsest brogan, and I intend to sell them loir down for Cash. | S. W. rORTER. May 2 18 If Ready-Made Clothing A T prices astonishingly low, at I iV It ICE k McLURE'fl. May 2 18 tl | Cheap! Cheaper!! Cheapest!!! NEW GOODS, ?FOR THE? SPRING and SUMMER 18 79. WE invite the attention of buyers to our New Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS which have been selected with a view to the requirements of our Customers aud which we pro pose to sell at prices in SYMPATHY WITH THE TIMES. As usual, our store is filled with every thing demanded by the wants and tastes of tlio Country, from the most ELEGANT FABRICS for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, to PLANTATION SUPPLIES. Call and see our goods and hear our prices, Rice & McLure. April 25 17 tf 7 -v f s sP r ~ P W , B- ,?> " 50Q^;|S: 3 2L M ? g ? % 1 | ? S K ? S P ^ 2 td ? z p " ? * ^ ? ^ s S W 5 _ ? 2. U a ? 3 S& Bp Z W fi ' ? S 0,5 - t?( ^ _ g gr? ?:p>0 cL ^ ~ a ^ g h ? i o r?? hj ? w !: i o B w CO Pd I g Of j= s hl^ P 7W) H* {Jf ? ? f. p ? td ^ W 12 0 ^ CO <5 ^ ^2 ^ 3 > t* fa P- ? ? g. p ^ W ; M 2 p- n ' !i w M 3? 1^ ^ ^ o i ?* " HH ; 9 *2. t>3? /?^ 5 a > S. ea-3 11-* ? Q * & z-":?rs-i5 0 2- o M s s q ; & q" tr* SS o3 ^ ?|i-3 HI :: o't; alo fa b H-P it 2 ^ ? F-^rf 63 fa o 75 5 H! 0 V; ? ?y W j 15 J _ IT ^ ;r f = ? w p- 5 CO > 2* , (5 -a " Cc <3 ^ O ct i - F 5? *' g sg-L?' I ? cp S*> TO I 2 ? ?. g ^ El gIB ^ ? g " 0^! -~= H S:s > r? S-;g GO B |.CCA?B paBil I 531 ! h | ?> j?< fssi'Po p=? m hr) ^ 0^^ 3 > ! | ~ O L- J f Is. !w'!S^ ? cd ** o I j> I ? & h-H -9D ? I ^ g s s ^ l-S 3 S- r 9 ^ /?n OQ s i F ? 2 ^ ^ ft P? y | i ^ * Oo s 5- p 54 ? S ? (X S- S. A w ? O 13 S J 0 ? a " C5 fr?'M !. 2 Oo ? M 53 t? c- <? _j " _ rn t=- " 15! a: I C-r- - W I fc_j ! - ^ . O j * " t ? s ^ l_j p a _ ? The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate in Union County. WHEREAS, Minerva Litllojohn has made Fuit to me to grant her letters of administration, of the Estate and effects of GRANVILLE LITTLEJOIIN, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular (be kindred and Creditorsof the said GRANVILLE LITTLEJOHN deceased, that they be and appenr before me, in the Court of Pre bate, to be held at Union Court House, on the 17th day of May, 1870, next after publication hereof, nt 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 2d day of May, Anno Domini 1870. DAVID JOHNSON JR.. Judge of Probate. May 2 18 2t Administrator's Notice. AM. persons baring claims agninst the estate of Warren E. Davis, deceased, are particularly requested to present them to me immediately. I>. 11. SHELDON, 1 Adm'r. April 25 17 4t. All for the Citizens i NEW SPRING I *S1 AT LOW P J. T HIL ARE receiving a handsome Stock of Spring and St they invito their (,'uHiomers and the public gener have any intention of purchasing or net. THEIR LINE OF 1 IS COMPLETE, CO! A. T. STEWA 1)KESS PAT1 ? * jcrencn urgandies, French Lawns. India Lawns, Printed and Sti India Silk > Musi TIIEIH ST< PRINTS, WHITE GOODS Will compnrc wilh tlioso purchased for larger mar LADIES' WHICH THEY OYFER AT REM A :o: THEIR STOCK OF GE I AND FURNISH was ncrcr belter, in style and quality, or cheaper. 1 I.ADIES s ALSO, A LARGE LOT O BOOTS ANI THEIR SUPPLY OF GOODS IN THE FOLLOWING, Hardware, W oodonwaro, Oa*o<?1cci*v'v * Tin AND TllEY WOULD CALL SPECIAL AT OIL AND M AND SADDLES A All of the above goods wero brought here to SELL n chance before purchasing elsewhere and we will couvi jr. t. April 2-3 17 IN SPITE OF 1 THE GRAND SPI AT P. M. C POPULAR DRY G O rows More At.ti 1 :o:? I IIAVE just returned from the Northern Mark DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ] llatH, IVotions, Oro These Goods were bought at the very lowest p FOll CASII, as will astonish everybody. CALL AND SEE FO 10,000 Yards Calico?fast Colors,?at 5 cents. Tl 5,000 Yards 4 1-4 Shirting, at 7J cents? tl,an Never before sold fur less than from 10 to 12^ p r cents. A Great Bargain. til 200 Corsets, all sizes, at 2."? cents?Cheap at R 60 cents. A good Stock of COTTONADES, from 10 coats Ir; and upward. 8tocl The finest lot of LADIES TIES, ever seen hero, A ( from 5 cents and upward. If 000 ! Boxes Taper and Envelopes?say 2 men quires of Taper and two dozeu Envelopes? w^. at 6 and 10 cents a Box. t(J Good Pins, 3 papers for 6 conts. for < American and French Cassimero*. a beau- forc tiful Stock. Qp LADIES' AND GENT'S SHOES. Y liar My Stock of shoes is large and complete and , prices low down. To give you an idea of what 1 propose to do in this line, 1 will sell you a nice If J PAIR OF CONGRESS GAITERS lho FOR 75 CEXTS. |. A Ladies' and Oent'a Shoes. ALL the lending styles. An unusually good line of Ladies' Philadelphia made fino shoes. Ladies' Kid Slippers and Newport* in large rarioty. RICE &, McLURE. May 2 18 tf HATS. So ("^ UEAT bargains in Hats. New styles in ~K straw goods for men and boys. Ijidies' Trimmed Hats. RICE & McLURE. May 2 18 if N tf Mob Comity. iJMMER GOODS, BICES. \ l & o o immcr goods of all the latest novelties, anil ally to call and inspect them, whether they DRESS OOORS LISTING OF RT & OO.'S ^ERNS OF :iped Piques, ins and Poplins* Suitings, Mummy Cloths, &c. OCK OF AND DOMESTICS kcts. They huTo a largo assort merit of HATS KKABLE LO IK rRICES. ,1 *rl A A A f> II ki A ii o uLuimnu ING GOODS, 'hey have a fine lot of T. MILES & SONS^HOE S. F ALL KINDS OF, ) SHOES; LINES IS LARGE AND VERY CIIEXr. : rnro, wurc nn?l Groccrlow. TENTION TO THEIR STOCK CF ARNISH, IVI> BRIDLSS. . .lid wo are determined In dn it fJiwn ua n. uce you that wo mean what wc say. HILXi Ac CO.. ir THE FROST IING OPENING COHEN'S OODS HOUSE, [ active Daily. eta with a largo and complete Stocfc of. r>rvAmn A iTn riTT/\nr? cerics, Ace., Ace, rices, and will be sold at such prices, R YOURSELF. icse Gaiters were never before sold for less $1.50. [NTS FURNISHING GOODS! EADY HADE CLOTHING! i this line the quality and prices of my k lias never been equalled in this market.. COAT and PANTS FOR $1.00 you want a whole suit or any single gart, don't buy before you examine my stock, ih is tnrger than ever, and my prices will nish you.. You ean get a Coat and Pants ONE DOLLfVIt! A thing never known bein Union. I0CERIE8 AND HARDWARE! always keep Urge Stocks of Groceries and (1 ware and never allow any one in the upper . \ of tho Stafe to undersell me. CALL ON. ALE EARLY. ou wish to get the pick . of my slock and ; best bargains call on ine at once. P. m. ( OHE\. pril 11 13 tf FAMILY GROCERIES. HAMS AND MIDDLINGS, MACKEREL, RICE, FLOUR, LAUD. CORN MEAL AND MOLASSES. Id clieitpcr than ever, by B. F. RAWLS, at No. 1, East Union., lov 13 40 tft