Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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P. fr?,,v South Carolina, ia the title of lijvfc ' hed hy tliat enterprising house V'Jfcler, Vx ans& Ccgswell. of Charleston, froo ilio pen of'lliy. John A. Leluud. The book i ' beautifully executed?paper and print fine? WfaC- " wli4je*gct up in I lie usual style of tlin L ' -<v" The it vtter or the work will bo fouttd vert* in terceling to' ?*r* Soulh Carolinian, and mori especially^ tllej^habitants iof the tuueh ma ligd i Ku iClttx region. No one but those win I'.TCU 1 o Jhu*. belt can form any Conception of tin con*' :.t dri id-^ind anxiety which pervaded > htfti" t tld taring the fCtlrful Merrill des fc ie-Sm**** tttJ^feucw at what moment he r k^jlit be >r osteMpnd thrust into a dungeon, V ! 'liec^Sfgc against him, transported ? ^ CteE-xUia or Charleston, and led through tho * i li.?. ithiiinn r<xllntuiiil Kw rrnutitu ?P f.. hooting mid cursing them ?n (he .ftory will hardly be believe?^ by <rT^iT?M'*\it^^K "n tnoir fithers and brothdown like dogs and forced lo jpr^|g}In|/^ByWronsps and tlio woods for fear of *iBts^TTr in cause save political persecution. jr -- . ^Hiln) b Ian I has sketched iu a graphic style through which ho passed. His "Voice th it, rolina" will doubtless find a sym?"? from many a one who marched 1 A!',' ' y pith. It is a book which should "roliuian's home-to J?e handed dowu \rts :i ,nRHer of Historical Hecord, '' j ,d ^^t lj^nion -v (J., ?>< . - >- ?<i I Morgan 2^-, 5pV N ssCKTltjyv|St?lusrWPK?<?s:.. T t" T' '"? ^r9* Oiulliie, 4t-are of Col. Baptist a8r..,v::fVcT. JAS. H. GOSS, 1?. M. JIAItniKD. J#' LXSiftiCl a IIT? I'l A ULAN7.?Married, on the Kllth {fist., t the late residence of the bride's Villi her, Air. George Harlan, deceased, by llov. G. Andor .:i, Miss Lktiik Uaui.ax, of Union, Xo Mr. U. . (amt.n Lamuiuciit, of Spartanburg. For the Times. IN MEMORIUM. '! Death is no respecter of persons. He ?: ters ''^H^a'i t ironies of tharichand (lie poor and tears * ' ' <.",es from ft. There is a vacant chair . ; 'uF^vferyfi^isule. and an acliin? void in almost " *vpry'heart. Tlea^ltJs ff?w triumphant; lie goes when and where he listet h, and no earthly power < an stop his progress, llut on, on, ever on the , !oighty?coftqucrcr puj-sucs his way ; and earth's k helpless in !lions fall an easy prey to the destroy iugimonstor. lie lays his bony hand on the ."'.rttL ?nd the springs of life arc suddenly dried *7*. ? upn he to cites the man in the prime of life and ^..his streii.th vauishcth, ami the "conquering ' worm" i- wives its prey ; ho calls, and however 'reluctant vc may be, we must obey his bidding. "Xho rich nd tho poor, the young and the old * "alike mi -' die. All, ull must die ; It is not wA more tr that the chilling blasts of Winter will might t!"' beautiful rose than that wo all must HE fa! ' i. s to the relentless hand of death. i is now JWui'npliant, but the day of bis UU po?yetJ will^nd. The time will cotne when death will he deprived of his sting and he who has so !o$g filled the earth with mourning will fall bcaenth the nil-conquering arm of the great Do$ - dffeiVwhen lie cometli to open the chambers of death's gloomy prison and set tlie captives free. , Death niuy stnite our dearest friends, and with lwcaking hearts we may bear them to their buribut death c&q do no more, lie cannot preA '' ^Jesus from i+iisingTfTein up at the lrtiUKy. * ie jfraifl is not the end; here thev mnv slcen I'll- i while, bat "there will be a glorious dawn," un?' ir dead will eonic fourth from the tomb win. ii g a crown of eternal life. I. cad or, if you have an aching void in your ' i ft ' ausc sotne loved one has passed away t h do not mourn as those who have no ,k 1 "jv.",'1 that loved one was a Christian; for as Otitatu as the word of Clod is true, those who 'ffi'i C'hrikt, will be raised tip and made kings ftlpl priests unto (iod wlicn lie comctli to unake up Hits Jewels. J have been led into this train of reflection by >ad cv nt that recently occurred in this cominualty. l^Ira MAHOAtiK/r Si-kaiis of Union County departed this life on the 1st. inst., aged til years. From early life to the day of her death she was a faithful, consistent highly prized member of l'aeolct baptist Church. .She was a quiet 'Unassuming Christian, carrying hcrrcHgion into V" tlie minute details of daily life. She was kind do the-poor, careful to visit the sick, and the ^stressed of every class found in her a true >Tncul. To her pastor she was a tower of .strength. 'Tf*r h isband, children, and many friends are deet y a dieted ; may the Spirit of peace comfort the>. .Ski il Shoals Doc. Oth 187b. T. J. T. Consignees par Expros3 at Union, S. C., Dec17th, 1870. / 1! earner, W A ./innison, J II Mclvissick & Co .1 1' Hill, Ag't, Miss Florence (list, M & 1' in i I.'k, Miss Salt'.c Crawford, Mrs Win Muti-^y, J C Far/ar, C M Seniles, Spears & Colton, ./ ii NrinTe^.'W J Moorliead, E It Wallace, II M OrinihalH Miss M. A, 11 icliauaii, care of S. W. ? * Porter, J Q Harlan. F. II. COUNTS, Ag't. Wi at is *jitk Mati'ku ??Why so pale, so languid Are you sick? Evidently, your liver ' -is not doing its duty. You cannot live in coml'o ' r peace until you are relieved, (lo to the n< *. si. drug store and buy a box of I)r. Gilr* J''i , Liver Fills. A few doses will restore you .to perfect heath, and gi-e a rosy tint to your ,ch c{. Oct 24 1;5 2iii The Markets. Union, Dec. 18.?The cotton market has had a d iwnwnrd tendency the past week, and receipts have fallen olT materially. The following >r.ccs were |wUl : /rhlay, Dec. 12 11 ( 121 jinturday, " 1:1 1(1} (n\ 12-j Monday, Dec. I"> Id J (?, 12 j[ Pucsilay, " Hi 1()J (n.Vl Wednesday, " 17 10 J f?/.ll}( I'limsday. " 18? ( ?, i ? | iSulos fur (lie week Add hales. ' 'oi.i'mhia.?'The J,e*i*aturo has taken possession of ' Col u in hi a I 'hi Ion Murk ill, we .mi pa i.se, as tin- sales and iee* are not made ptildie. '.'it \in.lie;ojj, lieeenilier Id.?Colloii dull and nominal; idilliim 11 11; low middling II oo<*l ordinary II1,; les .">,01 Ml; stork 7I,S|.>. Nt:\v VllllK. DecelillMT Id?Col Ion ipliet; sales v'sn; Iddline uplands l-'sJ middlim; Orleans I'.";, l-'ii nvs closed strong; sales I7.no ; Dccciiilicr I'l.'ilfr l iiii.ir v i" l.'. i !; l-'elirn iry U.C.' e l_'.i')'.; Slarrli I 12.0.1. I.ivciii'ooi,, liee Id.?Cotton dull and easier?middling lauds li'.} middling Orleans'i'.s. I'nlures nmv dullhul 'a ly. Notic3of Final Discharge. N'OTK'F. is Iterehy j;iven llml on liie 2'id tiny of ./miliary next, I will make a filial return ii 1 ii|>i>ly In David ./olinson, Jr.. ./udjje of Voltaic, for a filial discharge as administrator of l o- ... .. nv; vaunt; itii'i envois oi i?. i?. ./eter, ilcconscd. ./. P. THOMAS. Dec 10 f 1 It NOTIOH TO TRESPASSERS. A I.Ti persons arc hereby notified nut In !rc>* i V nas< upon nnj of our lands, by Allowing Ihoir stock lo run upon them, by limiting Opus sums, squirrels or any other game, by culling down our timber, by walking over our cultivate! fields, or making pathways or roads through our laud for ilie passage ot persons, horses, cattle or vehicles, or in any other way trespassing upon any ot our premises. All persons caught trespassing as above, nfthix notice will he punishel lo the extremity of Iho law. J AS. t'PNMMIAM. W. v. UliATV. ^pvc. 10 .1 41* NN - a Valuable Town Lot for Sale. 1 CI1TUATED on the Kast side of the Union I\o 11 ^ tel on Main Street. Fronting '24J feet, atn s iuuning hack 150 feet. Tcrnts made known on application to t 8. 8. Sl'OKES, Ileal Estate Agctit. Dec 10, 1870 61 H > 4. HAMv NOTICE* - ffSllK Merchants anil Planters National Bank > _L will be closed on the 25th inet. I'aperim-' , till ing that day must be paid the day befot\ E. R. WALLACE, ' Cashier. Dec 10 51 Jit NOTICE. All persons indebted to Thomson & Mcn>.< will please call at Gibbcs & Co a. Drug Store and make immediate settlements, as <>nv ' books must be closed. Dr. Gftbcs is_ authorise 1 to collect and receipt for us. THOMSON & MUNRO. Oct. 12. J 50 5t. NOTICJ5 TO TRESPASSERS. Al'L persolbj are hcroby notified not to Ires pnjs upon any of my lands, by allowing ) tlieir stock to run upon tlieni, Inhuming Opos sums, squiri^ls or any other game, by cut :?>g down my timber, or making pathways or roads through them for tho passage of persons, horses, cattle or vehicles, or in any other way tresj ing upon any of my premises, i \i p-i n.'i rnusrht. trespassing as above, nf tor this nolle.' vut bo punished to the extremitv i I of the law. 1 mean just what 1 say. W. MALOMv i i Dec 12 A'* I CHRISTMAS JfQHEY SAVi. ' I ?Sk IT is m jicy saved by buying yonr Christmas (5if' ? *'f' Oibbes t: Co., who have a large .1 _* *- * - Ml ' uMsunmuni- 01 sucu Hriiv. '<s win piease your "Sisters and yntr Cousins and your Aunt?': and all the rest of your relations, such ns^ Beautiful Vases, China Cups and Saucers, Flower Stands, Handsome Toilet Sets, Traveling cases, Papetcrics, Fancy Boxes: Perfumery Boxes, A fine Assortment of FRESH FRENCH CANDIES. All of which will be sold cheap. Try us before buying elsewhere. U1BBKS & CO. Dee. 12 50 4t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Ill the Court of Common Pleas. M. K. Goudclock, va. * llobcrt Montgomery. BY virtue of an order to me directed on a Judgment for Foreclosure of a Mortgage in the above stated uctiou, 1 will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Monday iii viiiiu iij iivai, ^kiiiii iiiu it'gni iiwurs oi oner* ilf's Sales, the following described Mortgaged premises, set forth in the Judgmcut for foreclosure, against Robert Montgomery: All that certain parcel or tract of land known as a part of the Robert Moorehcad, (deceased,) land, containing eighty-five acres, more or less, situated in (ioudeysville Township, Union Coun? ty, houu led on the East ,by lands of William Hodges, on the North by lauds of Mary 11. Tolleson, and on the West by lands of A. Orr.? Sold as the property of Robert Montgomery, at the suit of M. K. Goudelock, to foreclose a Mortgage in the above stated case. The said lands will be resold nt the risk of Robert Montgomery, he having failed to comply with the terms of sale, and parties purchasing the said land and failing to comply with their bid within one hour after sale tho same will be resold Again. Terms of Sale : One half cash and the balance on tP credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale. Purchaser to give bond and a Mortgage of the premises, to secure the balance of the purchase money, and pay Shcritf lor titles. December 10th, 1870. It. MAOBETII, S. U. C. Dec 12th, 60 3t The State of South Carolina, CO UX TV OF UN I OX. In the Court of Common Pleas. James N. McDill ) Plaintiff., I Summons nun in ml I I.V. -a ? 1 1 " ????? James G. Love and James G. f Complaint Love Jr., j not Served. J)e/endants. J To the Defendants above named, YOU arc hereby Summoned and required to answer the complaint in tins action, which is tiled in the Ofliec of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their otliec, No. 1 Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer tiic complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Union, S. C. Dec. Oth, 1879. STUMPMAN & 11 AWLS, PlaiutiflV Attorneys. 1 Jamks Mtxuo, skai. y Clerk. To the Defendant, James G. Love, Jr.: Take notice that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled in the office of the Court of Common Pleas, at Union Court House in the State of South Carolina, on the (Jth day of December, 1879. STEKDM AN & 11 AWLS, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, No. 1 Law linage, Union, S. C. i Dec. 12 50 Gt CHRISTMAS FIXINGS ?AT? Mr#. S<'lioi>])jnirN. I llnve Just Received a Large Stock of HOLIDAY UIFTS | suitable for old and young, rich and poor, which 1 will sell cheap. I cannot attempt to give a list of the many beautiful and AMIJSIXU TOYS I i'i my siock, mil i invite the pood people of j ! I'nioii County to come and see for thcmsclvcs. j 1 can supply you with anything from a baby's whittle to n big l'liiin Pudding. (live me a share of your pntronnge. M. SC'IIOPPAUL. nee. Hi 50 at Notice of Final Discharge. N'OTK'K is hereby given (lint on the "tli day of .liiitunry next, I will mnki* a tinnl roliirn ami apply to David Johnson. Jr.. Judge of l'robnte, for a filial discharge as administrator of the estate and effects of Moriub f iuvtoii, deceased. JOHN W. M1TCIIKLL. Dec fi, 1870 19 It Take Notice. \I.L persons indebted to the undorsigne I . are hereby notified that ttieir obligations 1mftst lie cancelled. Longer indulgence cannot be given. RICE & McLURK. Dec. '? 1870. 49 Jt HV virtue oi ^uu lry livecution-wiftajlirecleuSj 1 will sell. barem Inun Cvuijlirow iogMj on ibc tirct Monday in .lamiarj next, the legal hours of SheritTo sales, lfcsj|p?*'"i? "ue tract of land loeated la Uniori^tCoutaty belonging to the estate of U. 8* OiUF n,i defused, roiituining mo hundred and lytiity-litt ntfs, . Mrcrolcss; levied on and to^P080'" asthe propcuy ol ike estate ofR. at l',e 6Ul'. ?>i JfV. tt. A. Thomns ajKyif^'Meju.nvkih. and tho creditors of WilUa^Hre**" ?#*???? ifariiet S. Ilodges. and Gttw^BrAl' *H Adrain is trau? Ul\ R. 8. Cin'iamMeJunkfn, Kxceuior* of Wi!U.im*Kelj^^H||||? V V,!ns( UaU. us \ Will in. <<"< uasod, and W. K. A!V^3|||HK?fVui" ' ' >? be ti nil ft! '.n ill8 ^""Iwo iMmW^i Airs, 1/ g. Clee, West by ?\ 3 "** "> 'n! "S'l^^st-od^ tuan \ H: iwfs.W?a'h bJ p !" Hut ier ninl Uu -*?d | Thomn and Ej?* *lvs. '* ''vr TU fonowinifc,"118 ^'iging to boni Oa! ' man, situate in i?1 y,|to?* '' ' Till?, bounded by<P,d * M"s (Joude:ucOlt>. 1 Uolemnn, J. H. C*? "1!' J11"* ,cll:ovs * ,CT,#d on I us tbeproperty of*DaDIt ^u"* at. | >f iTflfhriU; Tht^1500, 1 "g nus J Dan i id (raMrn" Tb^nd' *rc M ^ l-o! orlrect.niitofcv^Wtiningyiftwes, ' N6. -J, couluiningW' ocrsgbjaar- . No. b. containing . 7^. acr *^F^ No. 4, containing 1. No. 5, containing^ ores. -> No. 0, containing 6,^i!crwf!,, No. 7, containing ab?'^ \f-? ?cre'? l'lals of 4lies? lands MU> J" 8een 81 o!i,cl>- ' These Inr .Is of DnnielW an' b? 8rrant50" j N.eut beta all tU par*** ?r? ?? h? ' sold on the follow ijgtefc^*... Out'third Ki-'u \i3?oce on a credit of >?. and two ,^.a. TnT,'' licr?t frora I! iStiiar* >k On Tift^iyjtlijffiil^ay ot Jauuaiy, 1 pi J sell on the .ftreniof Daniel Pnllmai., at Jonesville, withi'h^rbe let' hatum of Sheriff's Sales, the following dejoribed persoual property, viz: One lot household and kitchen furniture, one lot corn, one large iron kettle, two wagons, one pair harness, one borse, one wheel barrow, one cross cut saw and other articles ; all leviod 011 and to be sold as the property of Daniel Gallinan at the suit of Richard C. Thomson IMaintiff. ALSO On Tuesday the 6th day of January, I will sell at tlio residence of C. E. Smith, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, about one hundred and twenty bushels of corn ; levied on aad to be sohl as the property of C. 13. Smith, at the suit of A. G. Floydand Asa smith, against 0. E. Smith! ALSO. On Tuesday, the 6th day of January, I will sell at the Harrison Sartor place, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sale, about twenty-five hundred pounds seed cotton, ten bushels corn, as the property of Juck Sartor, nnd ubout fifteen hundred pounlfto jaottuu*and about twenty bushels of cottonseed^as theproperty of Reuben nnd Anderson St ftor; levied on and to be sold as the property of Jack Sartor and Reuben and Anderson Sartor at the suit of J. C. Wallace. ALSO. On Tuesday the 6th day of January, I will selT at the residence of 11. II. llurgess, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sale, about ten bushels of corn, and nbout two hundred pounds seed cotton; levied ou and to be sold as the property of li II. llurgess, at the suits of F. M Fair & Co., and W. II. Criggs & Co., against II. II. llurgess. ALSO. On Tuesday the 6th day of January, I will sell at the residence of Asa Smith, within the icgat nours ot snentt s sales, about thirty bushels of corn ami seven hundred bundles fodder, as the property of E. F. Smith, aud one bale ?f lint cotton and about sixty bushels of corn, seven hundred bundels fodder, and twelve or fifteen hushles cotton seed as the property of William Smith ; levied on and to be sold as tho property of E. F. Smith and Willinm Smith, at the suits of J. M. ltouuett, 1U others, against K. F. Smith aSd^futaflnWrm?' ALSC^. On Tuesday tho ^It-day of January, I will sell at the plantation of J. O. Drown, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, forty bushels corn, three hundred bundles fodder, eight hundred pounds seed cotton and one bale lint cotton ; levied on and be sold as the properly of Green Drandon, at the suit of J. G. Drown, against Green Drandon. R. MACBETH, S. U C. Dec. 10th, 1070. 50 fit The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Ill the Court of Common Pleas. Gilliam II. Jeter, John 11. ) Jeter, Antoinette Knight, Martha Jeter, Mary Ann Jeter, Sarah Thomas, Susan Jeter, James T. Jeter, It. Gilliam II. Jeter and John C. 1'. Jeter, Plaintiffs, against ltosetta Dawkins, Riley Daw- Summons? kins, Robert Dawkins oth- j crwisc called Dob Dawkins, | For Relief. Washington Dawkins oth- JOl'U'icn Pill 1 Oil Wlivill 11.11L'- I I kins, John Dawkins other- | wise called Jack Dawkins, served. Michael Dawkins otherwise called Mike Dawkins, Ilarthena Dawkins, Henrietta Dawkins, Araniinta Dawkins, Milly Dawkins, Charticr Dawkins, Mary Dawkins, Darnel Dawkins and Spencer Morgan Dawkins as Trustee, Defendants. To the Defendants above named : YOU are hereby Summoned and required to answer the complaint in this notion, of which a copy is herewith served unonjyou, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their office, No. 2, Law Hnugc, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after thcserviceof this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such s#vice; and if you fail to answer tlie said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff's in this action will upply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated, Union, S. 28 August 1879 J MUNHO * MUNRO, Plaintiffs' Attt rneys. 1 Jamks Mrstto, skai. > Clerk. To the Defendant Robert Dawkins, otherwise called Hob Hawkins. Take notice that the Summons herein of which the foregoing is a copy was tiled in the ollice o the Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas for thef County of Union, at Union Court House in the State of South Carolina on the 28th <lay of August, A. !?.. 1879. Union, S. C., 10th December 1879. MUNKO k Ml NltO, l'lainlitfs' Attorneys. No. 2, Law Range, Union, S. C. l)cc. 12 5'J fit I KEXCII ( ANDY, PLAIN STICK CANDY, 1 CRACKERS OF ALL SORTS, CANNED GOODS, For Salo at No 1 East Union by R. F. R VWLS. Oct. 17 42 tf | loft e? e^, . * '" " decWed t?oe nul! ami void aid of no affect, ami | sui.t <teel i liortbv ontei>.>-< to be delivered to trie t.U-rct thi.< (Yart to.be i it ceiled; and, alio ; tl.e in;-1 if land ootitnlrmig six hundred^i I | eight; t.g t ncr more or tt^txtnteyed by L II ! Jeter. dec a.?ed, 10 >tar\ Tljj^Jeter, described ti ihi on ..Unit to thY action; has been declared null itrul ft' i.o u*\ Vatid to be deliver-; 0 i to >li| ? lerk oi tui? CuiftVte b* cancelledT v \ j?t .at i >* iio:i uf the lost above mentioned, kn.nvi ?> the K rr tract, and contain >g one In; nit .1 ..ml Ulty-eight acres, motfc or !? -". end to!: ! ? . ! tea heretofore ?old ; tell sa I laid* sold s tb- property of tint estnttogf b. U Jeter, dece.f 'l. it the suit r.f II hard Uj uonison, Ad- | mitt nrator, u^utitbt John 1\ Thomas. its Admin j 1 rat ir, ft n!. Toe < n hundred and fcfly acre tract was . bid eM by Mrs. Harriet C. Jeter, r.n <t*lM duv I 4t, d she having failed to comply with the 'ft of ante the 1fcn? -?rill be rtwo! I, afchr r risk, j > t-?le? dar ii? .?.?ntftrj next, nr^l parties pur * i,| ?i I \ I.falling < 'amply mlh - - - :i after ftrstt ethesume WJi. - , One-third part of the purchase money tivheT paid in ev?h, ?? btk! :ifte on a credit et one and i two ycai '. in equal annual installments, with interest ft .u the day of Hale ; purchasers to give, bond and Mortgage of the premises and pay Sheriff fox titles. December 10th 1879. H. MACDETII, 8. U. C. Dec. 12 60 3t "Clerk's Sale. The State of Sou-th Carolina COUXTV OF UN I OX. In the Court of Common Pleas. John 11. Wilkins, Robert M?1 AV ilk ins and Martha J. | Drown, Plaintiffs. I Judgment aaainst V for Sale Oliver E. Wilkius, IInttie T. j in Partition Wilkins and William J. 1 Wilkius, JJr/endants. j IN obedience to an order mndc in the above entitled casc.ihy IIis Honor W. H. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell, before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of Sole, on the first Monday in January 1889, the following described property, to wit: All thai certain tract of land ailiintcd in Uuion County, containing one hundred and t hirty acres, more or less, bounded by 1 inds of Adatn Goudelock, Davis Dyers Mrs. Mary Sims, John It. JcfTcries and Mrs. N. Dnructt, Terms of Sale : One-half of the purchase money to bo paid in Cash, the balance in one year from day of sale. Willi irftnrimt frnm il.itr ?<il? mi.- .... chaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. Clerks Office, JAMES MUXltO. Dec. 10th 1879. Clerk of Court. Dec. 12 f?0 3t Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina, < co uxrr of uxwx. In the Court of Common Pleas. Nancy Brown, Adeline Mc-"| Abec and others, Plaintiff*. Judgment? nfjuimt for Sale Adolphus Kirby, Jane Dowry in Partition. Kirby and others, Defendant*. J IN obedience to an order made in the above entitled case, by His Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell bef:re the Court House door, iu the town of Union, within the legal hours of Sale, on the first Monday in January 1880, the following described property, to wit: All that tract of land containing one hundred acres, more or less, situated in Union County, near l'acolet Depot, and bounded by lands of W. Ii. Wood, Frank Kirby, William Heid, Mrs. Colcmau and others. Terms of Sale: One-half of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance in one year from day of Sale, with interest from day of sale. The purobaefer to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. Clerks Office. JAMES MUNRO, Dec. 10th 1879. Clerk of Court. Dec. 12 GO 3t __________ _ The State of South Carolina, TIIE COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Common Pleas. George 0. Hugiiey, as cxccu-~| tor of the Inst will nn?l tes- I Summons lament of Joseph llttghey, | decease J. Plain! iff. | for relief. against jAlbert I. A. 1). Uughey, Mar- Complaint garct Sparks, William Wilson and Kobert Wilson, not Served. Defendants. J To the Defendants above named : YOU arc hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Union, at Union Court House, South Carolina, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their office, No. 2 I.aw Hange, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days nttcr tlio service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action wili apply to i? . .i ? ... iuc < "ini lor niu rcnci oeuinutieii in the complaint. Dated Union, S.V., lOtli December, 1870. MUNHO it MUNIIO, Plaintiff's Attorney. 1 James Mi'MIO, sea i. r Clerk. To the Drfrndant Albert I. A. I). Ilnghey : Take notice that the Summons herein, of which the foregoing is a copy, whs filed in the cfficc of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Union County, at Union Court House, in the State of South Carolina, on the 10th day of December. A. D. 1879. Dated, Union, S. C,, 10th December, 1879. MUX ltd .t MUNRO, f Plaintiff's Attorneys, No. 2 I.aw Range, Union, 8. C. Dec 12 ?">0 (it WOOLBN0. OUR stock of Cloths, Cassimercs, Jeans, Katinctts, Flannels, I.inseys, Hlnukets, &e., &c., cannot fail to please. Look for yourselves. FOSTHR & \Y ILK INS. Oct 17 U tf [JREAT ATTRACTION;! i ?AT? J. fl. RODGER'S a, GitOCEllY STORE, rig ? WHERE YOU WTLL FIND Kf * ^ COMPLETE ASSORTMENT t -vi . . > ?OF? GROCERIES, HARDWARE. ""VTTSTWAR* AND STOVES. TTTHICH lie is determed to sell at the very 11 lowest Trices. If you dort't believe what I say ill and try mo. 1 hove Sugars, of all qualities. ( Tee and Teas, ltaoon and Hants, V lasses and Salt, Tluur and Lard, FINE APPLE CHEESE. 1'iiu!i4i Dttiry CIiccmc. Rico and Grist. < * ??ed Fish, Flesh And Vegetables, Hardwa^. My '?ock of Hardware embraced everything needed upon the Farm, in the Household or in the shop of the Mfthnnic. " TinQTB SHOES ; IN ,K*s Liu*. I h>f?a very tiro .CSSflPFWW^"^? whUth l invite special attention. Prices as low as at any oilier slore.^3 STOVE PIPE. I Manufacture Stove Pipe from the very best Sheet Iron, and warrant the work. TIN WARE, &c. I also manufacture my own Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Pans nnd always keep on hand a stock of every Articlo needed in that line. . ? __ KOOFINti AM) ?IITTER1X?. I AM always prepared to do Hoofing and Guttering at shortest Notice and in the best manner. REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE. KTOYE CASTINGS FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. If there is anything else you want I believe I can furnish it. Cull and sec. JAS. H. RODGER. Oct 1A 41 tf FOSTER I warns! BOOTS and SHOES. BUY the best, for (hey are the cheapest. Zieglor llrothcrs celebrate Hand and Machine tnado Goods for Gents Ladies and Children.? Every pair warranted. Sold only by FOSTERjfc WILRIX8. Fall aM Winter Goods POll 1879. arc now in receipt of a large Slock ot FALL AND WINTER GOODS Embracing every line requisite for the supply of our trade, which have been selected with great care, and wo propose to sell on the mast reasonable Terms. We invite an inspection, feeling confident that we arc able to compete successfully with neighboring markets, in SlylfN, Qualities and Price*. PURCHASERS MI1.L FID A FTJLL SUPPLY OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Hats, Shoes, (jlroeeries, Hardware, Ac., Ac. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. Rice & McLure. Oct 3 40 If The People's Academy. WEST SPRINGS, UNION CO., S. C. rnilE Spring Term of this Academy commonJL cob January 5, 1880, and continues five months. Course of instruction thorough. EXPKXBKA : Tuition, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 per month Music on Piano, 2.00 " " ltoard, $7 and $7.50 " " For further particulars and Circulars, apply to J. 15. PAKROTT, Principal. West Spring*. Nov 21 47 2ms Administrator's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that I will, on the 5th day of Janunrv, 1880, apply to Hon. 1). Jchnson, Jr., Probate Judge of Union County. for a final discharge as A<lniinia?rn#ni. nf !>? Estate of Mrs. Kosa P. Turner, deceased. JAS. T. DOL'OI.ASS, Administrator. Nov. 28 4? 4t _ Hardware. HE prices of all goods mado from Iron have . advanced very much in the past t>0 days.? We have a great many goods on httnd, bought before the rise, that we can sell at former prices. Now is the time to buy. FOSTER k WILKIN'S. Xolioc To TroMpHMMorn! A LL persons hereafter found riding or walkXV ing, hunting birds or any other game upon ui3' premises, will be prosecuted to the extremity of the law ntnde and provided for such trespass. T. M. WHITESIDE. Nov. 2? 48 4t Notice to Trespassers. A LI, persons hereafter found riding, walking. hunting any kind of game or trespassing in any other way upon our premises will nrosecuted to lliA nilri>mh* n'f t?" A.TI/AIIOHTRY, J. K. At'OHTltY. Doc. '> 40 4t Clothing. AI.AROF. and well selected Stock of Men's and UojB Clothing, .Manufactured for the Southern trade, at prices to suit the times; to he seen in our clothing room up stairs. FOSTER & W ILK INS. CHRISTMAS GOODS. Soft Shfll Almonds, Finest qualify of Currants, Citron. PLUM PUDDINGS, APPLK BUTTKR, MINCE MEAT, GILT-EDGE CHEESE? MACCAltONl. ORAXGES, APPLES, COCO AX UTS, VIRG1XIA PIN DEBS'. PLAIN AND FANCY CANDY. Oanned Goods, Roasted Ooffee, Mountain Cabbage.. Call *t Dr. Ranis' Cheap Store and ask prices the above goods. ( I have also a very fine Lot of CIGARS of th* ?v of following Brands: BUTTERCUP, OLD PROB AND LITTLE FOX. ^ B. F. BAWLS. Dec 5 49 if A. llOVlNiS I>T*,TJG- STORE, Opposite the TToicn Hotel. ?DEALER IN? . ^ DRUGS AND MEDICINES, 5 Mitt''"' PaiQU, -Uitov, ^ ^ v Dye-Stuffs, Hair Brushes. iooth BrusT\oa> '**> Toilet Soap. Perfumery, Toilet Articles, * x Shouler Braces, Trusses, n ' apungei, Letter Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelops* Glass, Putty, Carbon, Kerosene Oil. himneys, PUIIE WINKS and MQHOMS ? FOR? MEDICAL PUHPO8E8. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully componndcd and Orders answered with Care aud Dis. patch. The Public will find my Stack ef Medi- ?> cines Complete, Warranted Genuine and ef the Rest Quality. Mcdicino at al> hours of the night and on Sunday. Sep 5 30 If ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO., ?SUCCESSORS TO? GEO. W. WILEIA9I8 A CO., COTTON FACTORS?WHOLESALE. GROCERS ?AND? General Commission Merchants, 1 AND 3 HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. July 18 '29 6 a, Eat E Grow FatI 250 PACKAGES FISH, 600 LBS. CHEESE. 150 BBLS. FLOUR. 8,000 Lb#. Uncoil. Sugar, Uoffee, Molasses, Salt, Crackers. Sardines, Oysters, Pickles, Bagging and Ties, Lard, Candles, Spices, Raisins, Citrons, Tea, Baking Powders, Lie. Tobacco, And all other article* usually kept IN A FIRST CLASS FAMILY OltOCEKY STORK. We shall keep a full line of above Goods o? hand and guarantee prices. GIVE US A CALL and you will be convinced that you can do na well with us as at any other of (he surrounding markets. FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED. HPKAltS CO. Oct ft _ 40 ' _ If It. W. Itjfti.i., V.atiroii*. S. N. Ntokk*, Union. llAI^L Ac 8TOKK8, ATTOKXKYN AT LAW, U NION 0. H., S. O. WILL practice in nil the Courts of this State. Prompt attention given to the Collection of Claims in all parts of the United States. Dec 6 4!> tf LAW PARTNESHIP. Till'. Undersigned have this day associated s themselves together in the practice of Law in Union County, under the fivua name of Hall & Stokes. Union, S. C., Nov. 28, 1870. II. W. BALL, S. S. STORKS. Dec j 4t> tf FRESH SUPPLIES. DRESS GOODS. KENTUCKY JEANS, BOOTS AND SHOES AT LOW PRICES. RICE k McLCRE. Not 21 47 tf