Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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a * **i * ? > ... ?=? . ?i? as?!? _ List of Unolaimed Letters Remaining in the 1'ost OHiee at Union. S. C., ft fur the weok ending Novoinber 18th, 1880. QrooflU^lO! Dr. W. H.; Hailewood.T M (8) Hutchltflbn^ Henrjr ; Jackson, Jos.: Lodinghnm .T A; Mills, Vance : Mantinax. Mies ^isxic Ibtf'jfcorld" and other-fir! jnds, 'juBt.rOfrkyci at 1 BB ; JilTTLE OlflfeN' FRONT STO lift I B^rksh^o Hogs and Pfgs f<fl? Sale. ': rpl'E Subscriber tins a nuti?l>e* of full blooded '.^Ci'sjL Berkshire Hogs and P|g? Whi6lrhe*wiU sell ^B^ ^ for cash or exchange for ume' weight in killing Bfc** *V< hogs, M j Pigs are pure "blood, health/ and'in ^B' V good condition. A. W. THOMSON. | Nor. 12 45 *110.4 ^B A Your Groqer Needs Money. ^B A /^VTTE are greatly in want of monoy, and in VV facis we must hare some immediately, ^^BpT "whrt id >his way give notice to ail indebted *0 jj^BT ' tis thai fre compelled to make collections. We have no wish to "push" any one, but tin money must come. If you don't wish to pay *\ tsosts call and "pay for what you htfVe eaten. V \ SPEAKS & Co. Nov.BI 45 4t L More Attractions at the I r 1 1 ITTI t nnr r u r n n n ? ^ ? lii ut anccn rnuni. Florida Qranges, I Bananas, ( t ? King Apples, | Coconnuts. ^ Fin* lot of French and other Condiea. r Frenoh Cakes and Crackers. I Take a peep at the inside of the Kttle Green Front Store. It will make your mouth water. v , Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. In the pourt -of Cqpnmon Pleas. ^ Martha E. Hiz, . 1 0 # Plaintiff. Judgment against. '' John C. Hiz, Jesse R. Hiz, - 1 dbr sale in James Wallace Hiz,Sarah, '' I Frances Hiz, rartition. Defendants. TN obedience to an order made in the above l -L intitled case, by Uis Honor, W. H. Wallace, I Circuit Judge, I will scH before lh? Court House * \ door, in the town of Union, within the legal ' \ hour* of Sale, on tfcefirsL Monday in December,. 1880, the following desoribod property, to wit : M All that certain lot of land, containing " ''-"v . acres, lying, situate aud being iu the town, of Union, State aforesaid, and bounded as follows: uo me north by lota of J. P. Sartor, John Rodger anil others, out by Mountain Street, South by lot of J. T. Hill & Co., and west by lot of John L. Young. T^rms of Sale : One-third of the purchase money to b? paid in oash, the balance on a credit of one and two years in equal'installments from day of sale, with interest from day of sale, seodred by the bond of the purchaser with good sureties and a mortgage of the premises. Clerk's Office, Nor. 10, 1880. JfWMES MttNRO, Clerk of Court. _Not12 45 4t Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. * "'Gliomas J. Hell, as Agent ofl the Creditors of King's - Decree to Mountain Iron company, Pluintiff. sell lands againtt. John Mctlill, et al. of said Company Defendant*. IN obedience to the decree of sale made herein by his Honor Judge J. B. Kershaw at the July Term, 1880, of said Court, 1 will expose to publio sale at Union Court House, on saleaday dn December next, all the real estate of the late "JCing's Mountain Iron company situate iu the Couuly of Union, on the waters of Broad River, ^containing 1,160 aores, more or less, and bounded by lands of McKown, Maoomson, Dunn, Montgomery, Gaffney, Services and oth era : To be sold ia nine (9) different tracts numbe^d from 1 to 9 iuclusive, as per general plat i? ivnni suouivistons marked thereon, on file in the Clerk's office for Union County, to wit: Tract No. 1. Containing 258 acres more or less, lying immediately en Bread River, and etubraoing what lis known as the old Rolling Mills Water Power. Tract No. 9. Containing 94 acres, more or less, lying on isaid River, North-west of Tract No. 1. Tract No. 3. Containing 182 acres, more or less, any lying West of Tract No. 1. Tract No. 4. Containing 180 aores, more or less, and lying Bonth-wesl of Tract No. 8. ? Tract No. 5. ^ Containing 87 acres, more or less, and lying J3outh-$ast of tract No. 4. g. jrriwiju- o, B Containing 94 acres, nor* pr !?"> and lying ^ West of tract No; G. Trad No. 7, Contalulog 73 so^ss, more cr less, and lying West of tract No. 47 Tract No. 8, Containing 141 acres, more or less, and lying ( South of Tract No. 7. , Tract No. 9, _ ' Containing 101J acres, more or less, and lying West of Nos. 7 and 8. * ^ Terms of Sale : One-fourth oash ; balance <on a oredit of one, { two and three years, in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by purchaser's bond and a mortgage of the premises or a reservation oi the title '???eds, at the Clerk's option. Purohaser to pay for papers. The Rolling Mill Water Poster (Novl.) is one of the finest water powers in the State. Other information mny be had of Wm. Joffades, Esq., Surveyor of the premises, E. Q. I %4 ssnmunn lloitvrs a? ika landa W IV Uaffnoy, Eaq., one of the CommiMioners on Surf*/, of U&tfuey City, 8. C. JAMB8 MUNHO, iT Cjork Court, Union Co. > Hot 12 * - 46 4t .' - vn(Nr?^; ? If vonr wife should need a Cb*k do you know who?j to ?ot it 7; Of^uurse, nt . T* HFSA-foB K, COTTON'S. Goode a** HOE8, Hats nod Auotton, at Mkir*>|r fhrrtam '' I ' Clerk's Sale. ' Jhe State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION; III the Court of Common Pleas". Sarah^Ann" Vaughn in?her For Able * o*n right arid asinecutAx \ _ of Isom Vaughan, decceas- T* .In partition ed, tt al. . Defendantt. j J* 0^4diA(MjUf^ujmlcr made in the a bo to T enml%d\}ase,\l>.y fin ILonor ,W. II. Wallace, .Circuit 'Judgfe. I jrill aell bofore the Cewrt House ^ door, in the to\vn of Union, within the legal {Aours of 8al?, on the first Monday in December, ?18,80. the following described property, to wit : . All that certain tract of lend, containing one hundred and twenty-four aores, more or less, lying, situated and being in Union County, State aforesaid, and bound by lauds of Matilda Scales, F. M. Cudd aud others. 1 Terms of Sale : One-third part of the purchase monoy to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of ono and two ycarq, with interest from day of sale, se cured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. . ClkAk b office, Nor. 10, 1880. TAXIIQ utiunn Pivnnv/i . " Clerk of Court. Nov 12" 45 . ^ . 4t Diamonds aro More than Costly tftass, and so aro Strictly 1) rat-class, Hiyh . Toned, Superlative Stoves, .Lie the Times, to inferior ones. the TIMES COOKING STOVE Costs more to manufacture, but is sold at nearly the-same price as ordinary Stoves, and rssesses so tunny advantages over all others that is necessary to inspeot it in order to appreciate it fully. THE ACME OF PERFECTION, Has taken the Premium at Every C ontest. Guaranteed in every Respect. If you want tjie very best, buy tlie TIMES COOK. Over 35,000 homes made happy by possessing this Jewel of the first water. FOR SALE BY J. H. RODGER. Oct 22 42 tf TVotioe. IN pursuance of an order passed "on the 4th of August, 1880, by Judge'W?iUo?, appointing me Receiver of all the "real estate, debts, property equitable interest and things in action" of llolman J. Thomson, all persons indebted to the said llolman J. Thomson, in any way are hereby notified that unless settlement is mado with me by the 15th of November noxt, the proper steps will bo taken to enforce it. JAMES M. GEE, Receiver. Oct 22 42 4t SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WEEKLY PALMETTO YEOMAN" COLUMBIA, S. C. JT- ? It is an 8 page paper, designed for lie people, Ailed with interesting matter?Family Reading, News, Markets, &o. Subscription: One Year, $1.60; Seven Months, $1.00 ; Three months, 60 Cents?payable in advance. For 8ix Names and Nine Dollars an Extra Copy for one year. Specimens furnished. The Daily Ykoman, an afternoon paper, is $4 a year. C. M. MoJUNKIN, Editor and Publisher. Oct 1 89 lm Coat an<l Vent Lost. LOST, on Satuiday evening last, supposed between W. It. Davis' bar room and Dr. J. M. Gibbes' dwolling, a new Black Tweed Coat and Vest. The articles had the following store marks on them: Lot C3-33. Sise 88. The finder will be liberally rewarded. WILLIAM LITTLE. Nov 5 44 3t. A Money Demand. THE subscriber is greatly in need of money and earnestly calls upon those indebted to him to make settlements immediately. This is only a gentle reminder, and I hope my friends will respond to it at once and not force me to extreme measures. W. T. GRAHAM. Oct. lfi *1 " Earth Closets. THIS i8 one of the most convenient articles for the sick rooui or ii\a family where there are old persons or young children. Call and see them, at J. B. POSTER'S Furniture Storo. Oct 16 41 3m A Fair Proposition. Visitors io the Fair are respectfully invited lo examine our Stock, wliioh is complete. No trouble lo show goods, (live us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction. Si'KARS & COLTON. Silk Dress Goods, Trimmings, Satins. Cashraores iionrietta Al* pacca. Diagonal and Silk Ilrillianteens, remarkably Cheep, at Fl.YNN'S Cheap Cash Store. The Handkerchief Dress. If you intend buying a Calico Dress, don't forget that the Handkerchief Patterns are to be found only at SPEARS k COLTON'S. Anything you May Waul Ladles and OentV Gloves, Ties, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and anything else yon may need I ** JSl'KAIUJ A WLTUN'H. Oct 22 42 tf ~ evERdcm^ry If you went a good Overcoat, you will money by purchasing from 1 gpE/Mtf A COLT^p Black Oaahxnere, If you Intend buying* Dlaek Cash meva don't fail to examine those at ' . 8PEAR8 & COLTON'8. Suit of assimeres. Hlnocd a suit of Cassimere, er matyMBj *1 j# I ( IA Ma?s MeSiB I ^L WILL OT ULLU^j ^y '\ UNTIL NEXT SPRING, " ?AT? - ; . ;S. W. PORTER'S. DRY GOODS STORE! SPEECHES WILL BE MADE 1 f ? - .* ? ?BY? ? Messrs. Thouit>Hon aii(I Crawford UPON THE BEAUTIES OF THE ' Fall, and Winter Stobk . of Goods, WHICH have just been received from Market, aud the/ will satisfy tUe people of Union that it will bc5 to their intorest, socially and financially, to purchase of' them before leaving the Store. All the People should attend and learn wisdom. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF DRESS GOODS. Rep Poplins, Alpacas, N. C. Plaids, - Cashmeres. Irish Plaids, . Calicoes of all brauds. BLACK and COLORED DEBAGET ^ . * :o: DRY GOODS. Jeans, Oasslmeres, Kersey Jeans, Bed Ticking, ' Shirting, * Drilling, Sheeting,. TABLE LIN EZN. The largest and most varied stock of the BEST BRANDS OF SHOES, . " Ever brought to this market; and I would be (laid iq-exhvMt.theni'Ao o^ttomevs, feeling, confident tllat in quality and prieV they" cannot bo beat. NOTIONS. My Stock of Notions is full and Completo in every line. GROCERIES. Bacon, * Lard, Sugar, . Flour, Coffee, Rice. Crackers Teas, Meal, Cheese, And everything else you can expect "to find in a first Class Grocery Store. DON'T FOllGET THE STORE. . S. W. Porter. Sept. 24 38 tf The Cheap Family Store!. J.W.HARRIS WOULD respectfully inform tlie<good peopfe of Union, that he has just received a large and select assortment of FRESH GROCERIES. Which he offers to sell aa cheap as Ihoy can be purchased in this or any other Market-in the up-country. * MY STOCK CONSISTS OF Bacon, Flour, Lard, Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Molasses, Vinegar, Fish, Salt, Rice, Meal and Qrits, Cheese, Crackers, Spices. General Plantation Supplies. Bagging and Ties, , Tobacoo, Cigars, 8nuffs, Kerosene Oil and Nails. CANNED GOODS, Canned Oysters and Salmon, Canned Corn and ToraaMts, Sardines, fraah and fine. L_'*j . < y ys* mm. mi of C*?diei \t not M-puied, quality o* >*>W, by Jfcy | ' Ton ebell^flfcj well and I will guaranty that j^gj^paMiMfiad with any artioU you ttHp J. W. HARRIS. 'fa*'. - Stationary*' in4large Varieties, i . v. Lvtffut a# i fiMt Fjjhi ou uUc. INK, PENS AND PENCILS, FAMILY BIBLES, from $3 up. PICTURES,AND PICTURE FRAMES. A UTOGUA Pit A L Ii VMS, CROQUET SETTS VERY CHEAP. And every thing usually kept in a well supplied Hook Store. fellers of inquiry promptly answered. A discount allowed to teachers, when ordors are not tilled by mail. | COFIELD, PETTY & CO., SI'ART AN BURG, S. C. Oct I 39 3m Latest Importations1 NEW GOODS! WWUVT TWVT t BJL"X JLISR UrUUDS I CHEAP GOODS! RICE & M'CLURE AltE NOW IN RECEIPT OF . AN IMMENSE STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS i SHOES. MEN'8 AND BOYS' CLOTHING. llAlll)\V ARE, GROCERIES, &C. Including everything needed to make up a complete Stock of General Mcrohantdise, which we propose to sell at prices satisfactory to the nicst economical. The attention of purchasers is respectfully solicited to an examination of UUK U UU U S, WHICH WK WILL TAKE PLEASURE LV SHOWING. Oct 1 80 tf GENT'S FURNISHINa^aOODS, KERFS* Dress Shirts and Collars, the cheap est and best in the market. Keep's Shirts, laundried, $1. Very superior Under-shirts, Drawers, Socks, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, tic., &c. RICE & McLUllE. Oct 10 41 tf Edgings and Insertings. beautiful stock of Hamburg Edgings anll^^t'i which we invite atOur atoelt of, and Shoes are of all qtul' itles, to suit all JgMea, from the coarsest Bro^ & (X)f A LARGE assortment of Fresh fhncy Cakes and CracfcOrs just received ai HRr - <1KEEN' FRON'WTORBvW Ai * * ^ .ITJ Tt$/r Pui^KTTRE^ jfeliolson's Hall. HAVING jusf relumed from tnatket, 1 now have on hand a'large and handuonu STOCK OF FURNITinilt, CONSISTING OP bedsteads, fine and Common, ranging in price from $3.50 and upwarus. Chamber-suits, "MattroasoH, * # Lounges, Tables, Extension Tables,' Wardrobes, Wash-Standfl, Safes, Ohairs. Rockers, Children's Rockorp, Common Folding' Tables, Pictures and Ohromos. ' Picture Frames fitted .up to Oylci*. I have ovorything in the furniture lino that is usually kept in a first class Furniture Store. REPAIRING : I am also prepared to repair old Furuituro on Short Notice and on reasonable Terms. CALL AND TRY ME. Thanking the people for their liberal patronage in the past, I ASK A CONTINUANCE OF THE SAME J. B. PORTER. Sept 38 tf . THE SPARTANBURG Book Store! p . :o: ALWAYS ON HAND ! A great variety of Schc ol Books. Spellers, Readers, Arithmetics, Grammars, Geographies, Histories, ' -.'AND TEXT BOOKS ON T1IE NA TIONAL AND MORAL . * . ? C1EN CE. A Plir t r ivp nb . ?a a viiu uiiixi \j r CLASSICAL TEXT BOOKS, .ALSO GERMAN and FRENCH m <* m* The Leader'of Low "ATAKING no claim upon tlio l'ublic but leaving h f 1.V1. Inspection and Investigation, ruiJiyxTSf* COM 1 BECAUSE I B U ' , My luterest and attention is not divided, but entir 1 ' GOODS AL ONE GRAND OBJECT WITH J . Standing iu the midst of Unrivaled Prosperity,*enl Management of my business, I can furnish su Dicier fS 13 13 IS I> 1? 2GJ170 ytti'tls ('alien from 5 cents 3.INS yni ds Dress (Jotttls Trout < Silk. Satin and Velvet Trimmings, all styles. 1 it Cloaks, the latest styles, from $12 up to ^ Bleached, Brown, Cheek and Striped Homespun Kentucky Jeans, Cassimercs and Cloaking at lit Hats, Sliocs and (HothliiK. You will they could bo sold so cheap. I have several goods in Stock bought under the Au astonishing. In fact everything found in a first class CAN lit: HAD AT THE LEAD CALL AND EXAMINE No rjt?i,oiil>lo to I D. C. April 23 80 T H AT T LOWEST oU ASSORTMENT I TV ALL DEPAh LOOK AT OT BEFORE PXJ] FOSTER Oct 8 40 J, C,.HUNTER & CO. A ARE receiving Now QooJb every week, and will be pleased at all times to show their . fine assortment, and competo in prices with any other house in town. a Their motto is "No trouble to show goods ;rt \ they cordially invite one all to oome and examine their Stock. To those who cannot come, wo will bo pleased at any time to furnish samples, -r-. They icould call Special attention to their Stock of ^ DUE?S GOODS, new IN ALL the NE WEST and LA TEST STYLES Qg Trimmings for Dresses, consisting of Silks, Plain and Brocade, from 75c. to ?1.50 Satin, all Colors, Plain and Brocade, SI to S1-&0. Black Velvets, from 85c. to SI-50. 1>remit*ii SilltH, all Colors and Shades. Til F.IR STOCK OF LACES. firtct* SearlM, A I.ace i-'ishus and Jabots, w Silk Cravats and Handkerchiefs. Linen Handkerchief:), Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Which thejr think Is tho best CT?r brought to this Market. 777AT IIA VE ALSO A FULL LINE OF Ca Notions, White Goods, Flannels, Domestics, And all other articles G'onetally found in a Dry Goods Store. * ?:o: Sh ATTENTION GENTLEMEN ! ] Call and Examine Our Stock of OVER COATS. i CLOTHING, 1IOOOTS AND SHOES, IIATS AND CAT'S, IlEFORE BUYING. cnJ Wo ftro Agents for the PALM SHIRT either -CA1 Laundried or Unlaumlricri, and which wo think tlio best thing in the market. W T GEE & HUMPHRIES, > ' vcr, at t ha* WOULD inform (heir friends that they 1 d< havo purchased for the Fall and Winter Season, tlio largest ami most Attractive Stock of Mo: chandiso rf ing in ( tO 6 that they havo ever oficrcil the trade, and they j J."" roBj??oilunjr niiivu mo paironnge 01 mi. Nothing charged for showing Goods. (I)Q CALL AND SEE US. Oot 15 41 11st Fib. ? did 8a . ts , t-| * * ^5 * m ?*rices of Unioiilt * in facilities and advantages before them, fov ' l'lyriTi* ?t>'. 5T FOR CASH. ' j ely directed to the buying and selling of DRY ONE. MAGNIFICENT RESULTS. . lircly duo to an honest and straightforward it reasons for an increase of public confidence ^ KLIKY E. up. I( 1- I coiits 111*. M5, at Factory prices. , ird time prices. be surprised at the prices or wonder l?6*r ctionccr's Hammer, and the prices arc really i Dry Goods House, KR OF LOW MICKS. FOR YOURSELF, Show Goods. FLYNN'S CHEAP CASH STORE. btK IO0BI H E TD *D T r* TH CM I x il 1 \j Hi O1 Ti COMPLETE! ITMENTS. JR GOODS EL CHASING. WILKINS. tf V ??~? \ . l. C. Fostor&Go'sw\ , heap Store! TTK Would inform (ho citizens of Union T that wo have just opened in (ho Store ncrly occupied by Mr. J. 11. Moses, a fino r stock of iNERAL MERCHANDISE, CONSISTING OF DRY GOODS f Every Variety ?AND? Latest Stylos. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF licoes, Dross Goods. Fancv Goods and Notions. JEANS AND CASSIMERES. Liong Cloths, Homespuns, IOES, HATS AND CAPS. READY-MADE CLOTHING.. A LARGE STOCK OF ^ GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE, . " iiid everything else usually found in a Gen~; 1 Merchandise Store. LL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRIflgj" e Like to Show Our Gooaft. let lfi 41 j?S\ Money I Must Have. WOULD respectfully hut positively state to . all persons indebted to ? I ?* an . 1 .. : - ll.? * - * * i ?in p,ii;iiiijr in inu wiviii ui money ana y must come forward and settle. 1 have bceiju y lenient to you, but my business necessities' his time demand immediate payments. Ct c not the least desire to sue any one, but if 9 not collect without, I shall be compelled to art to that course to save myself. I mean ctly what I any. TV.M. ELLEH.. let 15 _41_ 2m s. Storage for Cotton. 10 meet a want long felt by tho farmer# of Union County, who are desirous of briifetheir Cotton to market whllo tho roads IS# good condition, and who may he unwilling r%M .... iMViimvt;, ..... [11 J|im BVI 1 U OWfLtlOIr at ray Warehouse, near the KaitafjRKpot, twenty-five (25 cts.) cents a baMttSmomth, 1 will also make liberal t ash Advances OK same whenever it may be deeJa^l. W. A.H10RW.S<IN, 8. C. )cl 15 41 >?**. 2m ?~ . GENTS WANTED for the BeidlWirl&soll. L The H Iwlory of the HiblO. Splent Steel Engravings [22 x 28 in.] free to nifty bscriber. Agents are making $26 to UO r week. Send for Sreoial Terms iUUi*h?t ist7.) H2NRT BILL Pablflwrtf C$., liorwlohftt. Dot 8 40 fmfm -