Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. BEAUTIFUL THINGS AT JAMES ALLAN'S, 3 O 7 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S.C. RICH JEWELRY , of New and Elegant Designs, and exquisite Workmanship.* y. FINE WATCHES^ .. American and Swiss. w- - - ? ' of the Latest Styles. DIAMONDS, PEARLS, OAMEOS, As well m loss costly Nets, in Great Variety. STERLING SIL VER WARE In Fresh and Beautiful Patterns, especially adapted for wedding Presents. SILVER-PLATED WARE. Tea Sals, Waiters, Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Cups, Qoblets, &c. CHOICE FANCY GOODS. French Cloche, Bronze#, Fine Table Cutlery, Opera Glattez, Fine GUunoare, $c. THE BEST GOODS AT TUE LOWEST PRICES. REMEMBER THE PLACE ! JAMES ALLAN, 307 Kluf Street, ^ CHARLESTON. tr fk 1ft A ? HIKJT if XV Offl Mrs. Grant's MILLINERY EMPORIUM. -e :o: T HAVE just opened on# of the largest and r JL choicest Stocks of MILLINERY GOODS, Ever seen abovo Columbia, consisting of Ladies' Fashionable Hats, Ribbons, Laces and Flowers, And anj and every other article generally found in a first Class Millinery establishment, and I offer them at Prices Lower than Ever. I invite the Ladies of Union, whether of the town or country, to call and examine my stock, feeling confident that 1 can please them in Style, Qualities and Prices. I return my thanks for the generous patronage herctofoie given me and hope to merit a continuance of those favors. MRS. M. GRANT, " ' - ' Next Door to Times" Office. May 0 10 tf Sale of Heal Estate. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. BY virtue of authority vested in me Sy J. S. R. Thompson and Eugenia E. Miito, I will sell at publio Auction on the. 7th Day of June, 1879, between 11 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M., at Thomson's Mills, on Thickety Creek, in said County of Union, for partition and division between the said J. S. It. Thomson and Eugenia E. Mills, a certain tract of land, lying nod being in said County of Union, on the waters of Broad River, bounded by lands of J. 8 R Thorn son, R. G. Davidson, J. C. Spears, and others and by said Broad Rivor, containing Three Hundred and Two Acres, more or less. On this tract there are about 200 Acres of River Bottoms. Terms of Sale > One-third of the purchase money to be paid in caali on day of sale, and the balance in twelve month with interest front 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 httva the rents of the present rear. 6th May. 1879. En. H. BOBO, Agent. My 9 19 6t Groceries. I HAVE a new supply of All kinds of Groceries, And those wanting Cheap Goods in that ' %llne should call on me. 8. W. PORTER. May 1 18 ,tf Men and Boys of Union I WE have (he cheapest and best Cassimera*. Tweeds, Linens and Cottonades for men And beys' wear you ever saw. RICE & McLURE. May 8 18 tf New Goods Arrived. MY Spring and Summer Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, &c., is now open for inspeotion and sale. Prices lower than ever. 8. W. POhTER. May 2 18 tf ftoaatlful DrcM Goods I THE largest assortment, the prettiest Patterns sad cheapest priced Drees' Goods to be foun4 it any market above Charleston, can.be MM at BICE k McLURK'8. Maya 18 tf_ A SECOND INSTALLMENT ?OP THOdK? ELEGANT PRINTS, ?AHP QTHER? DRESS GOODS JUST Received, and for sale at oar usual extremely low prices. Gall soon, or the prettiest patterns and heat qualities will he gone. 8 PEA US k COLTON. April K 17 tf Kerosene at SS Coat* a Galloa, at dPEARft * COLTON fl April 4 H tf ptr \_^*WHERE TO BUY foUR SPRING GOODS. FOMUllLKINS HAVE just reaeived from New York 4?orapletr Assqftment of Goods in each of their various aopakiaeots, dbnsistfrfg, in part, of foreign and Domestic Goods, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, COTTONADES, FANCY GOODS, dee., dee., dee. BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL GRADES, Including Ziegler's Hand and Machine Shoes for Ladies, Gents and Children. LADIES' AND GENT'S HATS IN GREAT VARIETIES, S A complete and well selected stock of CLOTHING OF ALL KiNDS, From the best Manufacturers in the Country II a r d w are! Our slock 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? FAKMEBH AND MECHANICS. W? have bought a largo and carefully assorted look, embracing everything heretofore kept by ua, with many new and improved articles never brought to this market before. We purchased FOR CASH, arid intend to sell as low as the same qualities of goods oan be bought in this or any NEIGHBORING MARKET. come and try us. We take pleasure in showing cur goods, and only ask you to examine them before purchas* ing elsewhere. FOSTER & WILKINS. May 2 18 tf "tax notice. I WILL be at the following time and places for the purpose of collecting the first installfP?. C iL- Ci a nwn r luciii vi n*n iur me iiscai year 10I0, Til : Thursday, May 1st ..Goshen Ilill. Friday, " 2d - Fish Dam. Saturday, " 8d Santuc. Monday, " 6th Smith & Kelley's Mill. Tuesday, " 6th Goudeysville. Wednesday, '< 7th Wilkinaville. Thursday, " Hth Dray ton villc. Friday, " 9th ...Brown's Store. Saturday, " 10th Jonesville. Monday, " 12th Union C. H. Friday, 16th Gibbs' Saturday, ' 17th Cross Keys. The balance of the time at Union C. 11., until the last day of May. Tlx J.MTT. State tax .2} mills. Ordinary Connty tax 8 mills. Railroad tax, 8} mills. Fence tax, 2 mills. School tax, .? 2 mills. Total tax. ?. 13J mills Pole tax, 1 dollar on all Males from 21 to 00 years of axe. JOHN P. THOMA8, Treasurer U. C. April 18 10 4t A /IT* A >Ti-rm IMMiuwmmxenaewi A * * ' ~ - c vxv iXV V JUO X IXUDiJM'JL'. SAW AND GRIST MILL FOR SALE WITH A SO-HORSE POWER. REGIES. I OFFER for Sale at a reasonablo price and upon accommodating terms, my Steam Saw and Grist Mill, know aa Richards9 Steam Mfll, located in Fish Dam Township, Union County. Everything connected with the mill is in most perfect running order and a good business is done at it. For particulars address J. C. RICHARDS, Shelton P. O. Union, S. C. Carolina Spartan and Fairfield Herald copy three times and send bills to me, at Shelton. April 18 2? 4t Application for Final Discharge. BY permission of Hon. David Johnson, Jr., Judge of Probate for Union County, I will, on Wednesday, the 2d day of June, 1870, make my final return and settlement, nstluardiaa of John E. Hobeon. and at the same time apply for letters dismissary, as such Quardian. All persons having demands against tbe said John E. Hobson, previous to his becoming of full age, will present them for payment en or before the time above specified E. R. RAWL8, Guardian. May 2 18 4t Virginia Caisimeres. WE have jutt received a large stock of the celebrated Virginia Casainaeree, ^Ich is now becoming tbe most popular, beoause they are the beet, Cassimeree new in the market. BPEAK8 & COLTON. _AprUll . 16 tf New Block of Shoos. I HAVE jn(t reeeived a new stock of ail kinds and qualities of Ladies' and Men's Shoes, from the finest drees shoe to the efinrsest brogan, and 1 intend to sell them low down for Cash. 8. W. PORTER. May 2 18 tf AT prices astonishingly low, at RICE ft McLURE'S. " May 2. 18 If Cheap! Cheaper! 1 Cheapest!! NEW GOODS, ?FOR THE? SPRING anil SIMMER OF isrO*. WE invito the attention of buyers t< our Now Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS which have been selected with a view to the re quirements of our Customers and which we pro pose to sell at prices in SYMPATHY WITH THE TIMES As usual, our store is filled with every thin} demanded by the wants and tastes of tho Coun try, from the most ELEGANT FABRICS. for Ladies' and Qenllemen's wear, to PtANTATIOM SUPPLIES. Call and see our goods and hear our prices, Rice & McLure. April 25 17 <f ? 0 9 j? V |s s ? IS? e "q 2 3 * p m ? S E. 2 a ? ; P p-l # ^ ? " 3 S 31 3# 2. r- E 5 K f S ?. 5: ? 5- X 0 ? ~ ^ S w * W ? g 3 <? 5? t'C g 5? & ? | g ^ 1 | OB <, 5- " Ll 1 ? ?? 3 PC ^ t^W 2 ~o s?ry ^ S "S S o S > ^ <=> 2 * ff- 8. 8 r^r W M 2" ? <? is ^o Es w s-s ^ ^ ? > pL fti-M cS.^j Cz ^ t* ? ? ? ? ? 5-? .? cA ^ - ? ? J" ^ ;?o - M ? ~ Q p- 2- ^ |? te _ :: w 2 - z! " ? s * 1 t*j ? Q g ... 5" O *g o s f-? ^ P Co 5 o x- g < fc e?* 3 8; h-S r?o^| ,.??? 3o? M s g S. ~ i> E I! s? CC I 15- ?| El'q: T5 a o s- ^ h-r S5 sis > s*? s 3. as r? r-3 & " L g CO - r pK <?? 2 pa? S 5 H |"l ? I S s M?c H QTj CO 3 JhigWrh^ ?" 6 ? i" s>c *??? U F S 15 f s. u | S!z ' CD ,, * 0 > ? g- ? " B }! ? 14? 3 ItS g 3s? . 8> Hog-5-5 to 3 * V o St o ?r^sI? izL ? ; d a & s c-k I ? S ? ^ o , - r g s s P g. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probat in Union County. WHEREAS, Minerva Littlejohn haa mad tuit to me to grant her letter* of ad ministration, of 'the Estate and effects c GRANVILLE LITTLEJOHN, deceased. These are, therefore, to eite and admonish a snd singular the kindred and Creditorsof the sai GRANVILLE LITTLEJOHN deceased, that tbs be and appear before me, in the Court of Prcbati to be held at Union Court House, on the 17t J.. ./ II.. lOlft -* - ' Wl ? /? nuur pu-jiiwuo hereof, et 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to she cause, if any they hare, why the said Adminii tration should not be granted. Qieeu under my hand, this 2d daj < May, Anno Domini Wfc V. DAtlD JOHNSON JR., Judge of Probate. May 2 18 2t Administrator's Notice. ALL persona having claims against the e tate of Warren K. Davis, deceased, ai particularly requested to preeent then to n immediately. P. R. SHELDON, Adm'r. April 25, 17. 4t. e it,S:-< * . ' . % ' All for tbe Citizens NEW SPRING 1*5 I AT LOW : J. T HI ? A RE receiving a handsome Stock of Spring and jt\. they invite their Customers and the publio get have any intention of purchasing or not. 1 THEIR LINE OF IS COMPLETE, C A. T. STBWi DUESS PAT s French Organdies, French Lawns. India Lawns, Printed and i India Si Mc :o:THEIB SI PRINTS, WHITE GOOD Will compare with those Durchased fnr . LADIES' WHICH THEY OFFER AT REi :o:THEIR STOCK OF 01 AND FURNISI waa ncTer belter, In style end quality, or cheaper. SADIES j ALSO, A LARGE LOT j BOOTS AN ) THEIR SUPPLY OF GOODS IN THE FOLLOWIN HardTvnro, . ) Woodenwnro, Crockery 0 rjYj I AND Til NY WOULD- CALL SPECIAL u I OIL AND I AIM) SA1)I)I,1<;S i All of llie above goods were brought here to SEL 4 chance before purchasing elsewhere and we wilLca i j. ri April 25 IT > i IN SPITE OF 5 THE GRAND SP I AT P. M. j POPULAR DRY < H \ Grows More At ^ :c ) I IIAVE just returned from the Northern M J DRY GOODS, CLOTHING \ Hats, Notions, G-r i Tbeso Goods were bought at the very lowcs < FOR CASH, as will astonish everybody. ' CALL AND SEE F :o: 10,000 Yards Calico? fMt Colors,?at 6 cents. 1 S AAA ? 1 A ovl-Ji - I tl imun t ? * nnuiiii^, ?i ij ceiui? Never before sold for lesa then from 10 to 12} | ceuts. A Greet Bargain. ' 200 Comets, &U sizes, at 25 cents?Cheap at 60 cents. A good Stock of CO 1TONA DBS, from 10 Seats and upward. * The finest lot of LADIE8 TIES, ever seen hero, J from 6 cents and upward. 800 ! Boxes Paper and Envelopes - say 2 t quires of Paper and two dosen Envelopes? , at 6 and 10 cents a Box. Good Pins, 3 papers for 6 cents. I t l! American and French Cassinieros, a beau- 1 tiful Block. | u LADIES'AND GENT'S SHOES. ' My Stock of shoes is large and complete and ' ' prioes low down. To give you an idea of what ' ^ I propose to do in this line, I will oell you a n n'?? I ? PAIR OF CONGRESS GAITERS i FOB 75 CENTS. >f ; Ladies' and Gent's Shoes. ALL (be leading styles. An nnusnally good line of LadieV Philadelphia made fine shoes. ~ Ladies' Kid Slipper* and Newport* In large Target y. RICE & McLURE. I? May 2 18 if JJ HATS. GREAT bargains in Hate. New styles in straw goods for men and boy*. Ladies' 1 Trimmed Hats. RICE & McLURE. May 2 18 tf jtf Dm Coity. SUMMER GOODS, PRICES. j L & 0 0Summer goods of all the latest novelties, anil lerally to call and inspect '.hem, whether they DRESS GOODS ONSISTINO OF LRT & CO.'S TERNS OP Striped Piques, ilks, islins and Poplins* Suitings, Mummy Cloths, Qcc. rOCK OF S AND DOMESTICS narkcts. They haro a largo assortment of ' HATS IAKKADLE LOW TRICES. : NT'S CLOTHING ima goods, They have a fine lot of T. MILES & SONS. SHOES. OF ALL. KINDS OF, d shoes; OPINES IS LARGE AND VERY CIIEXI\ : ware, lnwurc and Groceries. 1TTENTIOK TO TUEIR STOCK CF ' VARNISH, LND BRIDLES. . L and wo are determined to do it. G'ito us a avince you that wo mean what we say. CV HILL & CO., ir THE FROST RING OPENING; COHEN'S GOODS HOUSE,, tractive Daily. V >: arkets with a largo and complete Stock of, , BOOTS AND SHOES,v oceries, Acc., Accs t prices, and will be sold at such prices, OR YOURSELF. These Gaiters were never before sold for less ian $1.50. BENTS FURNISHING GOODS! READY HADE CLOTHING! In this line the quality and prices of my iook nu never been equalled in this market.. * V COAT and PANTS FOR $L00 If you want a whole suit or any single garnent, don't buy before you examine my stock, vhieh Is larger than ever, and my prices will Mtonisb you~ Yeu ean get a Oat and Pants 'or ONE DOLLAR 1 A thing neves known be'ore in, Union, BROCERIEDAND HARDWARE! 1 always keep large 8to?ka of Groceries and hardware and never .allow any one in. the upper . ^art of .the State to undersell me. CALL ON. ALE EARLY. [f you wish to get the pick, of my stock and; he best bargains call on me at onoe. P. P. COHEN. April 11. 15 tf FAMILY GROCERIES. HAMS AND. MIDDLINGS, MACKEREL, RICH, FLOUR, LARD. CORN MEAL AND MOLASSES.. Sold chwipfr than erer, kj B. F. RAW IJS, at No. 1, East Union., Not 15, 45 tf,