The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 19, 1879, Image 3

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HqiWl T~ Vdl^K tr<<>: South Cakolina, is the title of a i|pTjP fld-,:?he J by that enterprising house, a' " tUber . & . ins &Ccgswell, of Charleston, froui w* U.o pen of'llaj. John A. Lclainl. The book is beautifully executed?paper and phi lit fine? U^4. the while get up in the usual style of that h ... The n> vtt^r of the work will bo foudd very in ? i toreclin ? toe vary South Carolinian, and iuorc especially^'o ifrt^ Jfctiabiuuits iof the much uui- fj ligit: I liu Itlux rteion. No one but those who -1 lived in that belt can form nny Conception of (lie 'u Icon*' nt dr o.id .gnd Anxiety which pervaded vto > hoti r i jl<t jLtfing the fCArrul Merrill des| 'fiMp'ttow at what moment he ? ir cSteOmnd thrust into a dungeon, r of against him, transported a ^ .>r Charleston, and led through the A , J^/ut^geu^o the'prison, followed by crowds of fukLomxaaLivo. hooliuir and cursimr them en il... . " IJHttie itory will hardly be believed, by to i^^^Ewation that Incir f ilhers and brotlidown like doge nnd forced to ( ^P^Wvonsc3 and the woods for fear of . In r n't cause save political persecution. L L'dn'i I has sketched in n graphic style i&d 'J .i .ugh which he passed. His "Voice A pPnttv iVrolina" will doubtless find a symns% from many a one who marched ''IC "io l^rny path. It is a book which should 81,11 oroliufun'shouie-to kc handed down ^ov a matter of Historical llecord, u,r Jjftit'S e. , catt f.i ' iMfeVotjt CHfijft^fclon s. c.. ! ,ur ^ of t ci . , MrrfCiuUiie^fctfre of Col. lluptinl 2"] JAS. II. QOSS, 1*. M. *. ass MARRIED. "s ifJ^bAMllKlaUT?11AULAN.?Married, on the ""j 11th list., .t the late residenco of the bride's ^ t.-ityther.^lr. George IlarlanTdeccased, by llov. G. . *4i. Ah dor' >:i, Miss Lktiik Harlan, of Union, | ^ to Mr<<0l.njami.n Lamduioiit, of Spartanburg. iM '{ ' r ~ i - ,.j- For the Times. ^ r $? ' IN MEMORIUM. ) Death is no respector of persons, lie ?:.>tcrs )r<>mes of tho,richand the poor and tears * >oRo*. >nes from fra. There is a vacant chair ^#rf^esule, and an aching void in almost ' "?-*pry;hcart. ilea^Jiis ffttir triumphant; he goes linen and where he listelh, and no earthly power 1 * an stop his progress. But on, on, ever on the ? r,* ittighty*cotqucrer pursues liis way ; and earth's i helpless millions fall an easy prey to tlio dostroy iag?monstor. lie lays his bony hnnd on tho ' ,yo?tli?nd the springs of life are suddenly dried V' ches the man in tho prime of life ntid ri^-his slreii.th yauishcth, and the "conquering y \ ^worin" r teives its prey ; he calls, and however -^1 roluotti:'. we may be, we must obey his bulging. "Xtio-rieh nd tho poor, the young and the old ^ ' alike mi ?? die. All, nil must die; It is not more tr .<: that the chilling blasts of Winter will y? the beautiful rose than that we nil must |~j Hft fjil' vie > : s to thgjclentless linud of death. ?_ , 1'jMfh is now ffftrfnphniit, but the day of his jjn; jo* fxiweit will.ynil Tho time will come when death ? will lie deprweil of his sting and he who lins so jjj-I lojfg filled the earth with mourning will fall belunXh the all-conquering arm of the great Do- ' ur Wv^ltlWt? when he comutli to open the chambers of , -death's gloomy prison and set tho captives free. ng4, , Death may smite our dearest friends, and with jan ^ -breaking hearts wo may bear them to their buri- 8j|t] il,; but death ctndo no tnoro. He cannot pre- ly from W?ising*lttbm up nt the ltiMHfey. j[a) Is not the end ; here they inny sleep jc8t t'lt- a while, bat "there will he a glorious dawn," i-0| h and < ur dead will come fourth from the tomb ||)C wearing a crown of eternal life. header, if you have an aching void in your !j In a* t h-> auso some loved one has passed away j^0j ,f mi v ?: h do not mourn as thoso who have no tvj, V . .. 1. - it t uiiuk^ii uini iovcii one was n Christian; for ns 0* tho word of Uod is true, those who C'liritt, will be raised up and made ft V^W kings ?H;| oriesls unto God when lie coiueth to onslte up dire Jewels. 1 haw been led into this train of reflection by i j*d ef .nt that recently occurred in this com- , *nmntiy? - l7 i JV/AROARixr Spkaus of Union County de- M!* ' jparttwUthts life on the 1st. iust., nged 01 years. 0 ' ' From eUrly life to the day of her death she l)Uj was a faithful, consistent highly prized member of l'aeolet Baptist Church. She was n quiet . 'Unassuming Christian, carrying her religion into P* the Niiaute details of daily life. She was kind i lo LWtioor. eareful to visit the sick, ami the jHlrcssed of every class found in her a true , ^friend. To her pastor she was a tower of VpAjMUgth. Il * Ifer husband, children, and many friends nre deeply atHicted ; may the Spirit of peace comfort 4h'tm Skull Shoals Dec. 6th 1870. T. J. T. ft ?- i ? Jan Consignees per Express at Union, 8. C., Dec- 1 17th, 1879. J E Garner, W A ./a mi son. J II Mclv isaink X*. I '7T? Wf -Co., J T llill, Ag't, Miss Florence Gist, M k 1' -wri $T ' Net I ll'k, Mies S.ill'.e Crawford, Mrs Win Munhfc. -fP / C Farmer, 0 SI Seniles, Spears & Colton, J :s ? K MufleKw J Moorliead, K It Wallace, II M Co_ vw <Jrinil?all', Miss M, A, B icbanau, cere of 8. W. HW( l'JF "Porter, JG Harlan. . p. H. COUNTS, Ag'L_ c*J Wi.at is ink Mati'ku ??Why so pale, so Ian$ ?nid? Aro you sick? Evidently, your liver tjie *is not doing its duty. You cannot live in com- wjj] A fort (,r peace until you are relieved. Go to the j , ^ Hear net drug store and buy a box of Dr. Gil- p -1er i Liver Fills. A few doses will restore you to perfect heath, and gi/e a rosy tint to your .chi et. Oct 24 43 2in The Markets. j Union, Dec. 18.?The cotton market has had To ? downward tendency the past week, and r<p ^ oeipts have fallen off materially. The following 0f , prices were paid : offu i'riday, Dec. 12 11 Or 12} Cou iiaturday, " 13 10J (?) 12} U?e Monday, Dec. 15 101 (",12} Tuesday, " 10 10} fx,12 Wednesday, " 17 10J (?)11| Thursday, " 18?noon 11} (<?12} B dales for the week f>00 bales. Oot.CMMA.?The I^lmturn lias taken possession of f' f' i Columbia Cotton Market, wo stipuosc, as the sale* and prices are not made |itit>llc. Ciiari.kston, Decern Iter 10.?Cotton dull and nominal; i lddling 11%; low middling 11%; good ordinary 11%; "I\/ r.des 0,000; stock 74.m5. x*Nkw York, December 10?Cotton 'quiet; nates 20.1; _ * u Milling upland* 12%; middling Orleans I'21 J. K?i 1 "lufc* closed *trung; sales 217,00); Dcccinlior 12.21i" 12.2a; .^v iiuary 12dU4$12.10; February I2.62(<nl2.6 S; March 1220 < 12.0,1. Livkuimoi., Dit. 10.?Cotton dull and easier?middling suit i il.t in I s 0% middling Orleans 0%. Futures now dull but i w ftfii' ii list Notic3 of Final Discharge. jlkj UTIt'K is hereby given t lint on the 2dd day in i Ipl of ./antiary next, I will nnikc a final return Uni hd apply fo David i/ohnson, Jr.. Judge of 1 cn jrohate, for n final discharge as administrator of whi Jio estate and effects of L. If. Jvter, deceased. 0 J. V. THOMAS. ( Poo 10 CI 41 i NOTIOK TO TRESPASSERS. ] 1,1, persons aro hereby notified not to fret \7 T /V. pass upon an) of our lands, by allowing their slook to run upon tliein, by hunti.ig Opos- and ums, squirrels or any other game, by cutting bat< \ down our timber, by walking over our cultiva- the fed fields, or making pathways or roads through L our land for the passage of persons, horses, r cattle or vehicles, or in any other way trespass* ? t lng upon any ot our premises. All persons eaught trespassing as nbovo, af- * this nolioo will be punished lo the extremity of /\ Lib* law. J AS. CUNNINIIAM. mftl W. A. UBATV. be, 41* 5 -ymm Valuable Town Lot for S&le. 1ITUATED on tlio Kaat sido of the Unioh Ho ) tel on Main Street. Fronting 24.) feet, nut inning back 150 feet. Terms made known on application to \ Si S. STOKES, Ileal Estate Agent. Dec 10, 1870 61 2t BANK NOTICE* lllE Merclinnls and Planters National Dan _ will be closed ou the 26tli inst. I'aper I ring that day must bo paid the day befolo E. H. WALLACE, Cashier Dec It) 51 2t; NOTICE. ( 11 persons indebted to Thomson & Mrs . V. will please call at Uibbcs & Co s, Di ire and mnko immediate settlements, as ?ks must be closed. Dr. Uftbcs is^authoruc i collect and receipt for us. THOMSON & MUNRO. }ct. 12. J 60 5t. NOTICE TO TRESF^LSSERS. " tiL persolpfare hereby notified no! to Ires L pn^i.upon any of my lands, by allowii ir stock OTrun upon them, I ^hunting Opos, us, squir^ls or any other game, by cut "g rn my timber, or making pathways or roa'-j otigh them for the passage of persons, hov... , lo or vehicles, or in any other way tresj upon any of my premises, i. pers.ui.'. -aught trespassing as above, , this Horn..- viit bo punished to the extremity I he law. 1 mean just what I say. W. MALOMv ec 12 60 4C IDIOTUtn ? ? - inio i miJNhY bAVL ii ^o\s. I' is i:>jhcy saved by buying yonr Christmas GiO'f in Oibbea f: Co., who have a large lortmcol of such artic is will please your isters nnd y)ur Cousins and your Auuta" 1 all (he rest of your relations, such ns^ Beautiful Vases, uhina Cups and Saucers, Flower Stands, Handsome Toilet Sets, Traveling cases, I'apcterics, Fancy Boxes: I'crfumcry Boxes, \ fine Assortment of FRESH FRENCH CANDIES. VII of which will be sold cheap. Try us before buying elsewhere. UIBBKS & CO. )cc. 12 GO 4t Sheriffs Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. 1 the Court of Common Pleas. M. E. Goudclock, vs. ' ltobcrt Montgomery. V virtue of an order to me directed on a 1 Judgment for Foreclosure of a Mortgage Ihc above stated action, I will sell, before ion Court House door, on the first Monday January next, within the legal hours of Slier8 Sales, the following described Unploo<>?,1 D ft-IS" * mises, set forth in the Judgment for forecloe, against Robert Montgomery: 111 that certain parcel or tract of land known i part of the Robert Moorehcad, (deceased,) d, containing eighty-five acres, more or less, intcd in Uoudeysville Township, Union Conn; bouu led on tho Knst ,by lauds of William lges, on the North by lauds of Mary 13. Tol>n, and on the West by lands of A. Orr.? J as the property of Robert Montgomery, nt suit of M. E. Goudelock, to foreclose a Mortc in the above staled case. 'lie said lnnds will be resold nt the risk of icrt Montgomery, he having failed to comply h the terms of sale, and parties purchasing the 1 land and failing to comply with their bid hin one hour after salo tho same will be resold in. Terms of Sale : Inc-hnlf cash and the balance on"tf"credit of five months, with interest from the day of >. Purchaser to give bond nnd a Mortgage the promises, to secure the balance of the chuse money, nnd pay Sheriff tor titles. )eceinhcr lUth, 1870. iv. .unv/Ui'.iil, r>. U. U. Jcc 12lh, 50 8t rhc State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. i the Court of Common Pleas. James X. McDill Plaintiff, Summons against For Relief, nes G. Love and James G. Complaint .ovc Jr., not Served. Defendants, lite Defendants above named, rOU arc hereby Summoned and required to answer the complaint in litis action, which iled in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of union lMeus and to servo a copy of your an>r to the said complaint on the subscribers heir office, No. 4 Law Range, Union, South olina, within twenty days after the service eof, exclusive of the day of such service ; I if you fail to answer the complaint within time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action 1 apply to the Court for the relief demanded he complaint. fated Union, S. C. Dec. Gth, 1870. STEKDMAN & RAWLS, 1'luiutifTs' Attorneys, r 1 James Mu.vnn, seai. v Clerk. [ -wj the Defendant, James G. Love, Jr.: * ake notice that the summons in this action, which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled in the :e of the Court of Common Pleas, at Union rt House in the State of South Carolina, on Gth day of December, 1870. STEEDM \N k RAWLS, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, No. 4 Law Range, Union, S. 0. >ec. 12 60 Gt IHRISTMAS FIXINGS' ?AT? Ir?. HehoitpauPfsf. liftvp Just Received a Lnrge Stock of HOLIDAY (JIFTS able for old and young, rich and poor, which ill sell cheap. I cannot attempt to give a of the many beautiful and AMU&IXU TOYS my stork, but I invite tlio good people of on County to come and seo fur themselves, in supply you with anything from a baby's stle to a big Plum l'udding. live me a share of your patronage. M. SCIIOPPAUL. tec. 12 GO 3t Notice of Final Discharge. t/j ii m m ini; given inui ?mi ;ue 4111 uny of January next, [ will make a final return apply to David Johnson, Jr., Judge of l'roi, for a final discharge as administrator of estate and effects of Morinh Cuvmn, deceased. JOHN W. M1TCIIKLL. >cc f>. 1870 49 4t Take Notice. I.I. persons indebted to the unffcrsignel l. are hereby notified that their obligations it be oauoellod. Longer indulgence cannot tiven. RICE & McLURK. ?ec. 5 1870. 49 41 ^fclierifrs Sale?. jflH !) V virtueoi fiui. lry l.tecution - to raa^Iircctoujj * I w'!l Belt. bttfern I'm.on Cm rl Irouse doujp^ '>ii the liret Monday in .lanuury next, jtf^nia the legal hours of Slterill j sales, tlie fWIoud ijj pv >?-rty. to writ ; ' '- i tract of Uud loonted in UniojdjpCoti'Jt.y bc / the. citato of It. S< {Hp#'*'?! deceased, / iti.'.ning tw<> hundred and '*'v<-' i i.ioie i ,!< - levied on and ioM?9 so''' -'i the prop. ei'ty ot ihe citato oQl. 8. Qt^lia"' at the nuit, ot i jW.-il. A. Thonins ar^^NdJfr'* 'ncltih, .tn-t iho creditors of WiJliafflBr'^"'' Harriet X. ' Hodges,-and ClftnQKr' , 1X3 dnalnWtnuoi oi\ i It. S. tiiiitu), Ihi'ititor '?f Wil'i .inhKnir^jKliffid-* 'j'Wl>''ist t'luwlej i Holt as \ imi]dAldHHBwUvV'<*'' 1 ' euastjd, t and \V. h. A :^F^jPMHParouter?; . >> I <. ml is ' beuii.i . n (|?c NdrjHOjy Tanda of Mrs. 1 j E. (s v > i by W\n<" fornkrl> Sch ,?c. <5 v. st?od* i.i.in . l* .wls.W00"1 ^ 1 ''"Ht' ?n.l ItttVad l'botn ?nd i:S3t by "-II Il.o fol1owinila.nds bl,1"? ?0 i>?: t I .:?ar,, situate iu in neat H" v'llago * 1' Joiici j rillt. bounded by?.ilnd8 of N' s ('Oude!uck?>lr:.. i .Oileoian, J. H. Cdacma? "','1 ; levied on | ' ^ tiie property o?Uaui,!l 'at H>fl? "> , ' -?f ItrtifciriU; ThX " agtinsUDau > ...i -r..iT*<rjfl* -n.^l nids are as follows :S Miuimn IUOV '.TVf ftisaeSfcaf**' No. 4, containing < ^\ No. 5, containiugjl cros. No. C, containing 6"jfc.tur<)j1'. No. 7, containing nbqfl. Bcr 3> l'lnls of .nose land,. bo 8ec" Bt n,y These lnr.-.ls of nnnieW. . n* b? "?"?* " I meat t.etw all tl.o parlTi? in,rnrB tp bo told on tho iV!|n* itg tefcVJ^ : Oue-third v.^i. *hiZ\$hoce 1 cr-*llt ?r, on* ml two ,c.t.s. A?r?' '"?? l-?o On Oi jgtjy>i>ay ol Januarys I y.i'J sell on the premises of Danirl Pnllmar,, at Jonesville, witniV^fbi*"lec hours of Slier.ff's Sales, the following aeoorihed peraoual property, is : One lot household and kitchen furniture, one lot corn, one large iron kettle, two wagons, one pair harness, one borse, one wheel barrow, one cress cut saw end other articles ; all leviod on and to be sold as the property of Daniel Gallinnn at the suit of Riclinrd C. Thomson Plaintiff. ALSO On Tuesday the Gth day of January, I will sell at tho residence of C. E. Smith, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, about one hundred and twenty bushels of corn ; levied on and to be sold as the property of C. 11. Smith, at the suit of A. G. Floydand Asa smith, against C. E. Sraitbl ALSO. On Tuesday, the Gth day of January, I will sell nt the Hnrrison Sartor place, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sale, about twenty-five hundred pounds seed cotton, ten bushels corn, as the property of Jack Sartor, and about fifteen hundred pound* s?e4"ftottcut -and about twenty bushels of cotton sectR as theproperly of Reuben and Anderson St rtor; 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. Ou Tuesday the Gth day of January, I will sell at the residcnca of It. If. ItnnrMn within I lie legal hours of Sheriff's sale, about ten bushels of corn.^ind About two hundred pounds seed cotton ; levied on and to be sold as the property of II II. Burgess, at the suits of F. M Fnrr & Co., and IV. It. Briggs & Co., against II. II. Burgess. ALSO. On Tuesday the Gth day of January, I will sell at the residence of Asa Smith, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, about thirty bushels of corn aud seven hundred bundles fodder, as the properly of E. F. Siuith, and one bale ?f lint cotton and about sixty bushels of corn, seven hundred bundels fodder, and twelve or fifteen busliles cotton seed as the property of William Smith ; levied 011 and to be sold as the property of K. F. Smith and William Smith, at ii" suits of J. M. Ueuuett, others, against E. F. Smith anVfeMKVSBMIttrALSCfe. . On Tuesday the fell day of .January, I will sell nt the plantation of J. G. Brown, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, forty bushels corn, three hundred bundles fodder, eight hundred pounds seed cotton and ono bale lint cotton ; levied on and be sold as the properly of Green Brandon, at the suit of J. G. Brown, against Green Brandon. R. MACBETH, S. U C. Dee. 10th, 1979. 50 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Cpmmon Pleas. (lillinm II. Jeter, John R. ) Jeter, Antonietto Knight, Martha Jeter, Mary Aun Jeter, Sarah Thouias, Susan Jeter, James T. Jeter, U. Uilliam II. Jeter autl John 0. 1*. Jeter, Plain tifft, against llosctta Dawkins, Riley Daw- Summons? kins, Robert Dawkins oth- j crwise called Rob Dawkins, | For Relief. Washington Dawkins oth- !crwise called Wash Daw- j Complaint kins, John Dawkins other- | wise called Jack Dawkins, served. Michael Dawkins otherwise called Mike Dawkins, Bartt.AnA if lucun A/auMiin, iit'iinvua Dawkins, Araminta Dawkins, Milly Dawkins, Charner Dawkins, Mary Dawkins, llarnct Dawkins and Spencer Morgan Dawkins as Trustee, Defendant!. To the Defendants above named : YOU are hereby Summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served unoajyou, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their office, No. 2, Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after thescrviccof this summons on you, exclusivo of the day of such s9vice; and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated, Union, S. C., 28 August 1879 " MUNUO k MUNRO, Plaintiffs' Attt rneys. f I Jambs Munho, j skai. V Clerk. To the Defendant Robert Dawkins, otherwise called Itfih tin v\ Linu 1 Take notice tlint the Summons herein of which the foregoing in a copy wan filed in the office o the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for thef County of Union, at Union Court House in the Stato of South Carolina on the '28th day of August, A. I).. 187U. Union, 8. C., 10th December 1879. MUNKO k MIJN110, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. No. 2, Law Range, Union, S. C. Dec. 1*2 69 9t FREKCK CANDY, PLAIN STICK CANDY, CRACKERS OF ALL 80RTS, CANNED GOODS, For Salo at No 1 East Union by B. F. R VWL8.W I ' Oct. 17 42 IT I i / --T -- ?* j In KichriJ ?* '" " wn, AduiioUf^tjjfr^^ "5: w. J 'hQvF.1 l>r\>' ^ A' injalet n*t If} W?f. f > Y t|?"H(c <J^Jkc,*r rrom tlio .U-Mi.jtftf.'C. i > "i i ir -*ffps u 'r *?ftUriV^ ;*l Lji'/n Jw'ii* liftilc door, on the firtiH^iidsj in. Jam. > " Ai?f within the leg d Jwuri of Sheriff'? Sr.'1 yi^ollow^ng lr*c"i . n g* ,! ^ >- ' . o-l ir ?* '.nil * ' 1 .ud of no affect, and ', ico I hereby i.n^c t.j bo delivered to ilevthis ' nl <*l? .: culled ; nod, alio, li.c it-!-. . ' ' ? '. 0' i tii ii'ig six huncfredTnd eight tig ? nori- JyML conveyed by L Jeter. d#c i . *>.1 yvfJeler, deecribed in ihuoon .-taint in ih . o, lms been declared null " , j. <>> .. md '* i.i> Vytd (o be deliver^ 0 1 ? ?tb 1 ; ot iins i'ouwIo b% cancelled, ipi ii. ' of I lie lost ifb?.Te mentioned, V.novvi .? i!;t K rr tract, and cmain >g one 1 'i id- iu'ty-eight acres. mifcc or and win. ' ,? ecu lieretoforc Mold ; dpil s:i ' hiids sold ili i rnpertv tin* i ' ** 0 * T?. t> Jeter, ilfct' i t ii tin. so ' It u.o ojf^omeon, Admin nntor iruiiiM : -hii i\ Thorns, its Admin rat >r. t' ??.' Toe sc'. i u hundred and 6fiy acre tract was i?id ?H by Mrs. Harriet C. Jeter, on Sales day ' . d she Soring failed to comply with the >M o? !?are the lui i trill bereeol at bcr risk, , i tolra Jar in f.?n tary next, ni d parties pur' ' ? * , 1 ri 1 lailinj' * omply with tficrtriii '.'thosnme One-tb'.d } i"l i. the purchase money to'be paid in ' v-h, ?i bi. mie on . credit of one and Iwo jfc.ii-. in uqunl annual installments, with interest f*-uo? iho day of Sale ; purchaser? to give bond and Mortgage of the premises and pay Sheriff for titles. December lO'.h 1879. R. MACBETH, 8. U. C. Dec. 12 GO 31 Clerk's Sale. The State of Soirth Carolina COUXTY OF UXIOX. In the Court of Common Pleas. John H. Wilkins, Kobert M."| Wilkins and Martha J. | Hrowu, Plaintiffs. I Judgment anainst I for Sale Oliver E. Wilkins, llattic T. ! in Partition Wilkins and William J. I Wilkins, Defendants. j XN obedience .to an order mndc in the above entitled casc./iy His Honor W. H. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell, before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within tlx legal hours of Sole, on the first Monday in January 1889, the following described property, to wit: All that certain tract of land situated in Union County, containing one hundred nnd thirty acres, more or less, bounded by 1 tnds of Adam Ootid clock, Davis llyers Mrs. Mary Sims, John 11. Jcffcries and Mrs. N. Darnctt. Terms of Sale : One-half of the purchase money to be pnitl in Cash, the balance in one year fretn day o sale, with iifterest from day of Sale. The pur ! chaser to give bond and a mortgage of the prem ises to secure the balance of the purchase money Clerks Office, JAMES MUNKO, Dec. 10th 1879. Clerk of Court. Dec. 12 GO 8t Clerk's Safe" The State of South Carolina, u^gSbfj^COUNTY OF UXIOX. In the Court of Common Pleas Nancy Brown, Adeline Mc-") Abco and others, Plaintiffs. I Judgment^ against J- for Sale Adotphus Kirby, Jane Lowry in Partition. Kirby and others, Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the nbov entitled case, by His Honor W. II. Wallnce Circuit Judge, 1 will sell bef:re the Court Hons door, iu the town of Union, within tlio legn hours of Sale, on the first Monday in January 1880, the following described property, to wit All that tract of land coutaining one humlrct acres, tnore or less, situated in Uuion County near Pucolet Depot, and bounded by Innds o W. I?. Weod, Frank Kirby, William lleid, Mrs Coleman and others. Terms of Sale: One-half of the purchase money to be paii in cosh, the balance in one year from day o Sale, with interest from day of sale. The pur ohaebr to give bond and a mortgage of lh< premises to secure the balance of the purchas money. Clerks Office. JAMES MUNKO, Dec. lOtll 1879. fllorlr nf Dec. 12 50 Ot # The State of South Carolina, THE COUNTY OF UNION. Ill the Court of Common Pleas. George 0. Hugiiey, as exccu-"] (or of (lie Inst will and tcs- Summons turnout of Joseph Hugiiey, deceased, Plaintiff. for relief. against Albert I. A. D. Mughcy, Mnr- Complaint gnrct Sparks, William Wilson aud Kobert Wilson, not Served. Defendants. To the Defendants above named : "\7"0U arc hereby summoned and renitir?il i, 1 nnswe?* tlie complaint in this notion, whicl is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court o Common Pleas for the County of Union, nl Unioi Court House, South Carolina, and to serve i copy of your answer to the said complaint 01 the subscribers, at their office, No. 2 Law Range Union, South Carolina, within twenty days ntte the service of this summons on you, exclusiv of the day of such service; and if yon fail t answer the said complaint within the time afore said, the plaintiff in this action wili apply t the Court tor the relief demanded in the com plaint. Dated Union, S.JC., 10th December, 1870. MINRO & MUNRO, Plaintiff's Aftorney. f ^ JAMES Mitnuo, J seai. > Clerk. To the Drfrndant All>?rt I. A. D. lluglicy ; Take notice that the Summons herein, ? which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in th 'office of the Clerk of the Court of Cotnmo Pleas for Union County, at Union Court House a.. ?? * *? ... ? uioio ?< numii i.iiroiuiu, on me lutli do; of December. A. D. 1879. Paled, Union, 8. C,, iOih December, 1879. MUXRO& MUXRO, f Plaintiff's Attorneys, ^ No. 2 Iaw Range, Union, 8. f. Dee 12 f>0 tit " WOOLENS." OUR stock of Cloths, Cftssimcre*, Jenni Satinetts, Flannels, Ltnseys, Rlnnkets.&c he., cannot fail to please. Look for yonrseWei FOSTER k WILKINS 0?l 17 42 If r-1 GRE:\T ATTRACTION;! = .s ?AT? .). ]J. RODGER'S. p O iOCEHY STORE, r WHERE YOU WILL FIND jlf? * ^ A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT -OFoko-Series, hardware. ^Vir^WARE AND STOVES. Y V rJIICH he is determcd lo sell at the very \\ lowest l'riccs. If you ilort't believe what j I say ill and try inc. I have i ^ars, of all qualities, i ' Tee and Teas, It.i ion and Ilams, "1 lasses and Salt, A ur and Lard, 1 INE APPLE OHEESE. Kn !<ah Dttiry Cheese. Rice and Grist. <iucd Ylsh, Flesli and Vegetables. Hardwave# ^ :A > 'ock of Hardware embraces everything needed upon the Furni, in the Household or in '.he shop of the Me> Innie ' unnTE. A?fp vKoes i V ,N"s Li v. ) h* *e u i'ii c As. . vh'.Mti l invite special attention. Prices as low as ut coy other store. STOVE PIPE. I Manufacture Store Pipe from the rtrj best Sheet Iron, and warrant the work. TIN WARE, &c. I also manufacture my own Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Pans and alwnys keep on hand a stock of every Article needed iu t lint line. ROOFING AM> GiTTEKlXU. I AM always prepnved to do Hoofing and Guttering at shortest Notice and in the best manner. REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE. STOVE CASTINGS L ! FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. > If there is anything else you want I believe i can furnish it. Cull and see. JAS. H. RODGER. OctJ24 _Jf_ FOSTER 4 WILMS! t BOOTS and SHOES. f * t)UY the best, for (hey are the cheapest. Zieg13 lcr Druthers colebrato Hand and Machine made Goods for Gents Ladies and Children.? ' Every pair warranted. Sold only by FOSTER, & WILKIN8. Fall il Winter Goods FOR 1879. arc now in receipt of ft large Stock 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 most reasonable Terms* We invite an inspection, feeling confident that we are able to c compete successfully with neighboring markets, e Slylos, Qualities and I*ricc?. Y FUIiCI/ASFRS 1 YJ1.L FID \ A FULL SUPPLY OF } STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Clothing, lfats, allocs, Groceries. 1 Hardware, f Ac., Ac. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. ' Rice & McLure. Oct 3 40 __ tf The People's Academy. WEST SPRINGS, UNION CO., S. C. r | iur.< oprmg icrm 01 mis Academy commona cob January 5, 1880, and continues five months. Course of instruction thorough. EXPKNSKS: Tuition, $1.25, $1.50 anil $2.00 per month Music on l'iano, 2.00 " " Hoard, $7 and $7.50 " " For further particulars and Circulars, apply to J. 15. I'AKKOTT, Principal. West Spring!. Nov 21 47 2ms Administrator's Notice. ( OT1CE is hereby given that 1 will, on the I 1.1 5th day of Jnuuarv, 1880, apply to Hon. j. 1). Jchnson, Jr., Probate Judge of Cnion Conna ty, for a final discharge as Administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Itosa F. Turner, deceased. |J JAS. T. DOUGLASS, Administrator. ' Nov. 28 48 4t e Hardware. 0 milE prices of all goods mado from Iron have o A advanced very much in the past 150 days.? - We have a great many goods on hand, bought be'ore the riso, that we cap sell at former prices. Now is the time to buy. FOSTCIt k W1LKIN8. _ Xollcc To TreNpHHMCrM! ALL persons hereafter found riding or walking, hunting birds or any other game upon my premises, will be prosecuted to the extremity of the law made and provided for such trcs,f pass. T. M. WHITESIDE. e Nov. 28 48 4t J Notice to Trespassers. v \ LL persons hereafter found riding, walkintr. jfV hunting any kind of game or trcspossing in nny oilier way upon our premises will nrosecutcd to the extremity of tlic low. A. It. AUGHTRY, J. K. AUOIITKY. Dec. r> 40 4t Clothing. i, A LARGE and well selected Stock of Men's ., x\ and Roys t'lothing, Manufactured for the i. Southern trade, at prices to suit the limes; to l>? seen in our clothing room up stairs. FOSTER & WILKIN'S. CHRISTMAS GOODS. iofl Siioll AIiiioikIs, Finest quality of ItoLsias, Currants, Citron. ?LUM PUDDINGS, AITLK BUTTER, MINCE M KAT, (JILT-EDGE CHEESE,, MACCAllONl. ORAXGES, APPLES, COCOAXC'TS, VIRGINIA PINDERSPLAIN AND FANCY CANDY. Canned Goods, * Roasted Coffee, Mountain Cabbage.. Call nt Dr. Ilawls' Cheap Store and ask prices the above goods. I have also a very fine Lot of CIGARS of tl>% of following Brands: BUTTERCUl*. OLD i'UOB AND IATTLK FOX. m B. F. BAWLS. Dec 5 -f.t tf A. IRWIN iT I>TXTJ C*- STORE, Opposite f^icn Hotel?DEALER IN? DRIJGS AND MEDICINES, r^niu. ? oi?jy j loy y | _ Garnish ct. " '--i1.--. Dye-StL.lt,, ITr,'? brushes, j. o<- iit J: *. v Toilet Soap. Perfumery, \ Toilet Articles, \. Sliouler Braces, Trusses, Sponges, Letter Paper, _ Pens, Ink, .Envelops* Glass, Putty, Carbon, Kerosene Oil. himneys, PUllE WINES mid MQHOKS ?FOR? MEDICAL PURPOSES. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded and Orders answered with Care and Dispatch. The Public will find my Steck ef Medicincs Complete, Warranted G*nui*t? and of iho i llcst Quality. Medicine at all hours of the night and on Sunday. Sep 5 3fi t tf ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO., ?SUCCESSORS TO ? GEO. W . WILLIAMS A CO., COTTON FACTOR S?W II 0 L E;S ALEGROCERS ?AND? General Commission Merchants, i a \trv o tt a xrvra om-p tnrwn X XJlA^IA^ o HAliliJ Q1 XVi!l?l 11 CIIAltLEHTON, K. C. July 18 S? 6 m Eat I Grow FatI 250 PACKAGES FISH, 600 LBS. CHEESE. 150 BBLS. FLOUR. 8,000 Bacon. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Crackers. Sardines, Oysters, Pickles, Bagging and Ties, - Lard, f!o n^l nc ?.^"1 Spices, Raisins, Citrons, Tea, Baking Powders, Lie. Tobacco, And all other articles usually kept IN A FIRST CLASS FAMILY CiltOCERY 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 j-ou can do a* well with us as at any other of (lie surrounding markets. FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED. HPKAltS Ac CO. Oct Jl 10 tf B. w. Bam,, Ijuircns. S. S. Stokks, Union. 1IAL.L Ac 0TOKE0, ATTORNEYS AT LAIV, U NION C. H., S. C. WILL practice in nil the Courts of this State. Prompt attention given to the Collection of Claims in all parts of the United States. l>ec 6 40 tf LAW PARTN ESHIP. " I T11E Undersigned have tliis day associated , " themselves together in the practice of t * I.aw in Union County, under the firm name of i?_n e. ti.-i? i'?*n a ciuKun. Union, S. C., Nov. UP, 1870. B. W. BALL, S. S. 8TOKKSL I)ec 5 49 tf FRESH SUPPLIES. PRESS HOODS. KENTUCKY JEANS, BOOTS AND SHOES AT LOW PRICES. RTCK& McLURE. Nov 21 47 4