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? ? *- ? i? ?1- i- *-l 1 flkasigaeos per Expross at Union, S. C., De? ~ 3d, 1879. J W Miller, H. Night, Newel Smith, J. I*. Mullinax, Miss A St-cJinao. C Humphrey, Mrs W II Wallace, Harris A Bros, Thoa 8. X?yior, J R Mintcr, J G Harlan, J L Strain, J P;. Mullinax, Her R D Smart, Merchants it Planters Natioual Rank. F. II. COUNTS, AgTt, What istiik Mattkb ??Why so pale, so languid? Are you sick.? Evidently, your liver is not doing its duty. You canuot live in coinfort or peace until you are relieved. Go to the nearest drug store and buy a box of Dr. Gilder's Liver Pills. A few doses will restore you to perfect heath, and give a rosy lint to your ^^^^heek. Oct 24 4.'1 2in wanted! m CORN,.PEAS A?iD HIDES. Bring them to B. Fi RAWLS and m.t a eood nrice. Dee 5 49 tf Take Notice. ALL persons indebted to tlio undersigned are hereby notified that their obligations must be cancelled. Longer indulgence cannot bo given. IUCE & McLUItE ^Dec. G 1879. 49 4t Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that on the 7th day of January next, I will make a final return Uud apply to David Johnson, Jr., Judge of I'rohate, for a final discharge as administrator of the estate and effects of Moriah Guy ton, deceased. JOHN W. MITCHELL. ^J)cc G, 1879 49 4t__ Notice to~Trespassers^vA LL persons hereafter found riding,walking, ' il hunting any kind of gamo Q^ft^ifepassing in any other way upou our premises will prosecuted to the extremity of the law. A. K. AUGIITRY, ^ " J. E. AUGIITRY. Dcc.,8 * 49 4t 1J. \V. Ball, Lauren*. S. S. Stokks, Union. BALL &, STOKES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, UNION C. H., S.O. WILL practice in all the Courts of this State. Wompt attcntiou given to tlio Collection of CUms in ull parts of the United States. 40 tf LAW PARTNESHIP THE Undersigned have this day associated themselves together in the practice of Law in Union County, under the tirin name of Hall & Stokes. Union, S. C.f Pov. 28, 1879. . 1$. W. I1ALL, S. S. STOKES. Deo 5 49 tf State of South Carolina. % COUNTY OF UNION. K ** 111 the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Judge of Probate lbr Union County. WHEREAS, E. A. Fruit, lias made suit to me to grant him letters of administration of the estate and effects of GEOIIUE HARLAN, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the ^^^said GEORGE IIARLAN, deceased, that they ^^^bc and appear before me, in the court of Probate, to bo held at Union Court House, 011 the 21M day of December, 187'.), next after publication ' hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Admiuis- ; (ration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this Gth day of DeMf ceinbcr, Anno Domini 1879. ^ DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Judge of Probate, 1 f*^TTec. f> 49 2t? < CHRISTMAS GOODS. ! Sol't Shell Almonds, Finest quality of llaisius, - _ Currants, ('it roil. PLUM PUDDINGS, APPLK UUTTKIl, MINUK MKAT, GILT-HDGK CIIKKSK, M AGO AllO N [. ORANGES, apple, sr, 1 VOCOAXUTS, VIIIGIXIA prxn Ell S. PLAIN AND FANGY CANDY. Canned Goods, Roasted Coffee, Mountain Cabbage. Call at Dr. Itawls' Cheap Store and ask prices 1 the above goods. o I have also a very fiue Lot of ClUAKS of the of following lJrands: UUTTKHCUr. oiih* mon ANL> LlTfLM FOX. 1$. F. ItAWLS. Dec 5 41) if The State of South Carolina, COUNTY" OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. F. William Kison, Can soda "| Fowler, Martha Fowler, j John I). Long, John F. Long, J- Gideon Long,Grant | Calhoun Long, Wall Iter Long, Susan Long, Martha Long and Mary Long. ( J'ldinhjfi. ayainat i Harrison Fowler, Sallic Fovv- Summons ler, Jack Hodge, Henry Hodge, Minerva Addis, For Relief Henry Addis, Carolina Fow ler, (iassaway Hodge, Cath- Complaint urine Hays, James Hays, Frank Hodge, Wiight not served. Hodge, Calvin Hodge, Ncland (lodge Sim Fowler, Marlhalfuinn, Felix*Uuiim, | j?iiis rowirr, .iiimk rowlor, Susan M ilwood, .Iiiihcs (lassawny Mi I wood, Samuel Fowler, Frank Fowler, ami I'll in a Fowler, Jirfcnditnts, To the Dsfnidint/x, ('alliarinc Hayes and her , husband .lames Hayes, Frank Hodge, Nelaml I lodge and Calvin llodgc. YOU are hereby Suminond and rei|iiii*ed to , answer the complaint in this action, which tiled in the otlice of the Clerk of the , of Common i'leas of the said County id' an I to serve a copy of your answer to ' ] tlie said complaint on the xnhxrrihrrn, at their office. No I Law llunge, Union County, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service of this summons on yon, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if yon fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, lite filnn'iii'i in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated, Union, S. C.. December I). l^T'd. 8TKKDMAN & HAU LS. l'laintitfs' Attorneys. I ) .1A MfS Ml Nlill, W~\ u"^_ I To the Drftnihnit*: Take notice that the summons in this notion, k of which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled in !he 1 office of I lie Court of Common I'leni. of I'nion 1 Court House in llie State of S.uitii Carolina, on the tliirJ day of lieeetnlur, I*"'.'. ,, .STIT.hM \N .S; r.AWLS. I'luintitlY Attorneys, N \ I I'. tij'?*. j fooC 5 t:t I Groat Attractions in CharMu FROM ' * . DECEMBER 3d TO 13/A, 1879. Git EAT INDUSTRIAL EXIIITION or TUB Agricultural Society of South Carolina SPLENDID DISPLAY OK TIIK RESOURCES OF T1IE STATE. VARIED ATTRACTION EACH EVENING. Tha^Main Hall and Machinery Hall will bo lighted with tho Electric Light. LOW RAILROAD FARES. TO ENABLE ALL TO VipiT THE FAIR. The Grand Lodgo A.*. P.*. M.-., the Slate Press Association, the Association of (lie Graduates of the South Carolina Military Academy, all meet during tho Fair. All are cordinlly?in?ited to visit tho City.? Ex libits of tho Products, Manufacturers and resources if South Cnrolina specially desired. For further information address, .E. L. ItOCIIE, Sec'y, A. S. S. C. Nov 21 47 tf .FRESH SUPPLIES; UllHiOo UUUUS. KENTUCKY JEANS, BOOTS AND SHOES. AT LOW PRICKS. IIICE & McLURE. Not 21 47 If Improved Cotton Seed. ? J HAVE about 400 bushels of the Louisina Cluster Cotton Seed which I will sell at reasonable price. The Cotton from this seed brought quarter of a cent more than any cotton offered at Union last week. A supply will be found at W. T. Graham's Grocery store at Union C. H. J. D. GRAHAM. Nov 21 47 21* Administrator's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that I win, on the Gill day of January, 1880, apply to Hon. I). Jehnson, Jr., I'robate Judge of Union County, for a final discharge as Administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Rosa F. Turner, deceased. JAS. T. DOUGLASS, Administrator. Nov. 28 48 4t DISSOLUTION rnilE Law partnership heretofore existing uni. der the firm name of Townscnd & Stokes is this day dissolved by mutual consent. This dissolution does notuffcct unfinished busi lies. Union, S. C., Nov. 28, 1879. D. A. TOWNSEND, S. S. STOKES. Nov 28 48 2t Votive 'I'o 'IVeuiniutieru! VLL persons hereafter found riding or walking, hunting birds or any other game upon my premises, will bo prosecuted to I lie extremity of the law made and provided for such trespass. T. M. WHITESIDE. Nov. 28 48 41 STEAM ENGINE ANDOTHEIt I'KOl'EltTY roll SALE. !">V virtue of an order from Hon. David Jobn3 son. Judge of Probate for Union Couuty, I ivill sell at Cross, Keys, on Saturday, December j, 1879at 11 A. M., the personal property belonging to the estate of Warren K. Davis, deceased, jonsisting of Otie 20-horsc power Engine, \ good Corn Mill, A Cotton Gin and Press, Two Mules, Three Wagons, A Buggy and other articles. Terms Cash. D. II. SHELDON. Administrator. Nov. '21 47 3t WOOLENS. OCR stock of Cloths, Cassimercs, Jeans, Satinetts, Flannels, Linscys, lllaukets, &c., )cc., cannot fail to please. Look for yourselves. FOSTER & WILKIN'S. Oct 17 42 tf The People's Academy. WEST SPRINGS, UNION CO., S. C. TllIE Spring Term of this Academy coiumcnJL ees January f>, 1880, ami continues five nonihs. Course of instruction thorough. Expkxsks : Tuition, 91.25, $1.50 and 92.00 per month Music on Piano, 2.00 " " Board, 97 and 97.50 " " For further particulars and Circulars, npply to J. B. PARROTT, Principal. West Springs. Nov 21 47 2ms Ladies' Cloaks. WE can show the best Cloaks for the money to be seen in this market. Examine before purchasing. FOSTER & WILKIN'S. The State of {South Carolina, CO U XT V OF US I OX. In tlie Court ot L'robate. If. Lauretta (loss, as executor] of the last, will and testa- I ineiit of Thomas Hice, do- | Summons? ceased, Plain! iff, again*! | for relief. 1'ictoria Hice, Fanny lliec, I Lavinia llice, Jack ltiee, Complaint (irccn Hice, Amy Hice, | Thomas Hice, Laurens Hice, I not served. Ann Hice, Seymour Hice, | Henry Hice. Defendants I To the Defendants, above naimed : YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the petition in this action, which is filed in the ollice of the l'robate Judge lor the ['ounty of Union, at Union Court House, South Carolina, and to serve a copy of your answer to die said petition on the subscribers, at their dlice. No. Law linage, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service of this 4iiinmui s on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the said petition within the time aforesaid, the plainlitf in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the petition. Dated, Union, S. ('., fltli December, 1H7H. M UN HO & M UN HO, Plnintill s Attorney. r ) jos. f. 4i 1st, { skai. v Probate Judge. '/*" the !)< /> ii'ltii'*, .lack P. ice ainlOreen Pice: Take notice that the summons in this notion, >f which the foregoing is a co|?y, was ti!I iti llie olliec of the Probate Judge, at Pnion t'oiirl ilonsc, in the County of Fnion. in tlie. Stale of South Carolina, on the tlth ilay of December, 1*7S. Dated, :)<l November, IK7'J. MPN'IH) k MCNIiO, I'iaintitl '? Attorneys. No. "J l.nw llange, Cnion, S. C. Nov. 7 l"> bt Fur and Wool Hats. \|F..VS \- Ib.ys' l ur ami Wool lluls vf toll i? I ira !es, b-r sal.* tow bv i't?si i:n a w 11.kins. J. H. RODGER'S GROCERY STORE, WHERE YOU WILL FINDV A COMPLETE XsSOIi TMENT GROCERIES, HARDWARE. # * TINWARE AND STOVES. WHICH lie is determcd to sell nt the very lowest l'rices. If ymt don't believe what I say call and try me. 1 have Sugnfs, of all qualities. Coffee and Teas, . Hncon and Hams, Molasses and Salt, Flour and Lard, i, PINE APPLE CHEESE. Eimlteli Oniry Chccitc. Rice and Grist. Cannot! Fisli, Flcsli and Vegetables. Hardware. My stock of Hardware embraces everything needed upon the Farm, in the Household or in Hie shop of the Mechanic. r * m ^ gj BOOTS AND SHOES*. ' IN this Line I have a very fino Assortment, to wnicii i invite special uucntion. lnccs as low us ut any other store. > STOVE PIPE. I Manufacture Stove Pipe from tlie very best Sheet Iron, and warrant the work. r.I aIV WAKE, See. I also manufacture my own Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Pans and always keep on hand a slock of every Article needed in that line. KOOFIXG AM) GUTTEIIIXG. I AM always prepared to do Rooting and Cluttering at shortest Notice and in the West manner. REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE. STOVE CASTINGS FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. If there is anything else you want I believe I can furnish it. Call and see. JAS. H. RODGER. Oct '24 4d if FUSTEB ft mum BOOTS and SHOES. BUY tho best, for they are the cheapest. Zicgler Brothers celebrate Hand ami Machine made Goods for Gents Ladies and Children.? Every pair wurrnuted. Sold only by F03TER & W1LKINS. s Fresl Arrivals. | W WK are now receiving our H n. FALL and WINTER STOCK, ' ' and respectfully ask old and _ ^ new customers to call and ex- q amine. pj Our Stock embraces all ^ the Novelties of the season. q J ^ Bargains, as Usual Cashmeres and Alpacas. T?x AMINE our Black Cashmeres and Alpacas. | J J SPEAKS & COLTON. Prints ! Prinfs rpilK prettiest Prints in Union, to be found nt -L SPEAKS & COI.TON'S. Virginia Joans. 1 .AVERY one is invited to cull and examine Ji our Stock of Virginia Jeans and Cassimcres. SPEAKS & COLTON. To iSoiiHV-l?i'0]?orH. I" I; you want Crockery you can get a supply nt 1 " SPEAKS & COI.TON'S. Shawls and Cloaks, OF tli2 latest Stoics at SPEARS & COI.TON'S. Clothing, VT greatly reduced prices. Call anil Examine. SPEAKS S: CO ETON. Boots and Shoes, rpO suit every one at J_ SPEARS K COI.TON'S. Great Bargains. I IN ^11 V V TPS. J. (Jrant wishes to inform her friends IV1 both in town and country that she will be prepared for their calls on Monday the UOtli list. Pattern Hats and bonnets. Ilats from *>0c. ltpwnds. Cheapest that was ever sold in this market. Feathers. Flowers, Kihhons and anything in the | way of Millinery goods. I _ Oct 17 4a If Clothing. \ LAUGH aii'I well selected Slock of .Men's . ami lloys Clothing, Mann fuel u roil for the I Southern trade, at prices to suit the limes; to he seen in our clothing room up stairs. It 1ST lit! X Ml I. KINS. I I rilllK prices of nil goods made from Iron have 1 advanced very much in the past (it) days.? We have a great many goods 011 hand, bought he ore the rise, that we can sell at former prices. Now is the time to buy. FOSTF.lt X M ll.KINS. plain .-"tick candv, OUAOKKltS OF ALL SO UTS, ('ANNKI) GOODS, For Sale at No 1 I'ast Union by 15. F. IIAWLS. Oct. 17 42 tf Gent'a Sliirts. i ( F.NT'S Morin . a:i 1 ail wool under-shirts.? VJT Form thing uc cm recommend. pp. i: x m. i.rnr. Nov. ai it tf p R' '"form tlieir Custom? andth^^^^^VUpioii County gvtwrulh thai their stock of FALL AND ^WINTER TRAiSE; sis now open for inspection. Their gooils hair< beon purchased aV tjfo best markets, upon th< best terms and selesjhi with great care by onco tiie firm. f j Til KIR 8TOQK CONSISTS OF , - 0/1 Jk ran ana winter uTrrwroos xotioxs, mmcmtiiixg, ? -' v //4 tot ?,?* caps BOOTS. E SHOES. ? HARD W AR13, or'ockery, TINWARE, WOODEN AND WIILOW WARE, saddles ar-ft Sidles. GROCERIES, In Groceries we hare a complete assortment Teas, Collect*, SiiKurM, HIolaHHCH, Flour, ItiH oii Cnnnotl Goods, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Ac. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OlIR LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Hand and Custom Made SHOES ALSO OUR STAR SHIRTS, GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICES. We intend to sell on the most reasnna^i terms and give satisfaction to all who purchast from us. We ask a trial. GEE A EII MPIIRIES, Oct 17 42 tf. William Eller s GROCERY AND PROVISION S T ORE, I?S AST T J IV I O IV , HIS LOW TIIE TOST OFFICE. I RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of tin people of Union County to my C. F.XlCHA L ASSOIITM F.NT AND LOW PRICES OF MERCHANDISE. Consisting of every article usually found in a well assorted stock of FAJflLY liltOCEIlIES, AMONG WHICH AUE Sugars of nil grades, Tea and Coffee, lincou and Lard, Flour and Fresh Meal, Fine Hams and Salt Fish, , .. packers of all varieties, Molasses of all kinds, ivi\ tiiu im\i f tun vn A^l/ X 11 U f \J A J liV/ ?? 1 ^ VJI CANNKl) GOODS : koiimi iiwtr Miiico Moni, Turliojr iini! Diiclc. Ctiiolioii ami Ham Game and Beof, Oysters and Sardines, Lobsters and Salmon Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Peaches, Apples, Pears, Pino AppTes, Tomatoes, Corn. Ready Made Clothing. Hi'ogjin Shoes. Persons wishing to purchase arc invited to call and examine my goods and prices, as 1 know I can please them in both. Don't forget the place?next store to the Baptist Church. WM. ELLER. Oct '21 48 ly Cooking and Heating Stoves, milEKF. is no school like experience, no slim ,J_ tiltts like success ; and for long and con tinned efforts to lighten and lessen the labors o the household,/shorten the time and reduce tin cost of cooking, there has been given no prcatc: evidence of the fact than the number of Stove sold by me in the past year, resulting in par from the popularity of tiie Stoves cn hand nn< In arrive, which are unrivaled in appearance It ii<>< > ii'iYftil in Aitoeat'iAii it neririt'inuiul i?? * f1? ciency airl nncxcollc-l in economy of fuel. I'OR SA1.B IIV .T. II ROHOKR. Oct it 43 tt ^ ? S JUST NEC "/ New Fall and 1 ntfnifi vw'^^ JK-'flWnTir WE invito attention to our New an< DRESS G CONSISTING Woi'HtOtlH, Mummy Cloths, Futioy 8* AND A FULL LINE OF CI1F.AV DUE, OF THE LATEST DESIGNS :o: OUR STOCK O White Goods, Homespun,' , Tickings, Flannels, -? > Linseyi J Clollis is O WE Iiayo llio largest and best assortments of T^mll to this mark OUR BOOTS A Are of the best mnkc and the cheapest cter offered to our 6tock of T. MILE? & LADIES' \VF IIAVK TTTF T.ARfiFST A VD LADIES' 0 Til A T IIA S E VER BEEN BR 0 U :o:? OUR STOCK (TTCNT'S f!T iOTT ?AND? FURNISHIN ( 3 Is large nnil well selected and as as cheap as the eh viuce you of what we say. :o:? WE IIAVE A WELL SELECTED STOCK Hardware, W oodonwarc, 1 Tinware, Crockery .1.11. C^rl All of which will be sold at the lowest prices, and for yourselves. J. ] Oct. 40 Eat I Grow Fat! I 250 PACKAGES FISH, P2 600 LBS. CHEESE. " 150 BBLS. FLOUR. 1 8.000 IJ>s. Bacon. Ran Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, . Crackers. * Sardines, Oysters, i<ar Pickles, Bagging and Ties, Lard, Candles, Spices, a Raisins, ? Citrons, Tea, Baking Powders, Lie. ATobacco, til And all other artielcB usually kept IN A FIRST CLASS E .UKILY OlSOCKKY STOIIE. Wo nit-ill kocp n full line of ftliovc Goods on hand nnd guarantee prices. j y GIVE US A CALL and yon will he convinced that you can do ns ivell with us us at any other ot' the surround| ing markets. FULL WKIOIIT ?r.\KANTKED. r i KPKAHW Ac CO. Oct l 40 If ] r~> ; n/r 5 oewmg xvitiuiiijuea. i T AM Agon! fur tlie popular ami serviceable s 1 Wee J n ml I lie New American Pewing Mal cliilied. They arc pronounced equal to any now 1 in use and are sold very cheap. P.M. COHEN. Oct. ?. 40 tf 0 Dress Goods. I71KOM S cents to ?1 M) per yard, at V* ; FOSTER L WII.KIN9*. > A, > SVinter Goods.. assorted o o ^HWi|B|b litinffH, HtriptMl SuilinCH, Alpannaf^^BHH SS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS W 1H AND NOVELTIES. V F NOTIONS, 8, V^~" eans. Tweeds, Oassimeres, omple to. ies Cloaks tliat has ever been brought ct. ND SHOES, in Unoin. Wo would call special Attention c &OIV& SHOES. Aft REST ASSORTMENT OF Him?Tlt-"Tft? L O A KWm GIIT TO THIS MARKET. OF IING, IIATS j GOODS, capcst. Call aiul see (hem and wcwill con: ix mi: yoLLo wise lis its. iry and Bridles, foccries, Ace. satisfaction guaranteed. Call and cxnmino [\ HILL & CO. tf [arble Work! IIIAVE A LAltGE STOCK OP LAIN MARBLE WORK x hand, which i will sell a t rnmr t nnr rmTrmri [MI m rmuM, ging from $ 1 00 to $33 00 per Sett. LETTERING $3 PER 100 LETTERS. I am prepared at all times to Make >m ^41ioiat Notice, go Granite and .Marble Monuments. FUEL COLLECTION OF DESIGNS ON HANI). W. A. KICHOMOIV. ug 22 '79 31 1 jr FOR SAl^K r NO. 1, EAST UNION. E GRIP COTTON TIE, REST IN USE *2} A HUN OLE, 300/.IIS. HE UE S TONE, 800EES. COPPERAS, E UERICA TING OIES for all kinds of machinery?from a VEIl WATCH TO A STEAM ENGINE, LEA Til Ell OIL, I NEE ED OIL?HA W AND BOILED, KEROSENE OIL, TURPENTINE, I NTS OF ALL KINDS?DRY AND IN OIL. 'A RNISI/ES, PA/NT E/tUSI/ES, WINDOW GLASS AS'tfTUTTY, UE OF ALL KINDS, II. F. RAWLO, ct. 17 42 if Hats and Caps. 'ALI8BH nml Trunks ftt - . . . Aji'KAl'S & COI.TOS'B. * A* r %r