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* ?? The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNI OX. In the Court of Probate. < i BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Esq., Probate | Judge for Uuioa County. WHEREAS, James Munro, Clerk of ' Court of Cotntnou Plena, hath uin<lo j suit to roe to grant him letters of Administra- i tion on the estate and effects of ZACIlARlAll | ltoBlNSON, deoeased. I These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all < and singular the kindred and creditors of the | said ZACUAHIAU ROBINSON, deceased, that j they be aud appear before me, in the court of | Probate, to be hold at Union on the 25th day of ] March next after publication hereof, at 11 | o'clock A. M., to show cause if any they hare why the said Administration should not be granted. Gircn under my hnniLand Seal, this 17th day 1 of February, Anno Domini 1881, and in the ' 105th year of Anjerican Independence. ' DAVID JOHNSON. JR., 1 Judge of Probate. Feb 18 0 Gt 1 The State of South Carolina. j COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. BY D. JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Judge of Probate ' of the County aforesaid. 1 WHEREAS, M Betenbaugh hath made suit | to me to grant him letters of Admintstrn- 1 lion of the estate and effects of JOS. BETEN- ' UAUUH, deceased. < P These are, therefore, (o cite and admonish all ttnd singular (he kindred and creditors of the **W\IOS. BKTENBAUG H, Deceased, that they i be and appear before me, in the court of Probate, t Ikbe h?M at Union on the 5th day of March I ^Rhpfter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. I ^o show cause if any they hare, why the i Paid Administration should not be granted. I (liven under my hand and Seal, this 17th day 6f February, Anno Domini 1881, and in the 105th year of American Independence. DAVID JOHNSON. JR., Judge of Probate. * Feb 18 0 2t Application for Homestead. W&DDIE H. Johnson and Henry N. Johnson having filed their petition ' In this Court, praying that the family homestead of their father, Henry R. Johnson, deceased, and his personal property subject to exemption under the homeste id law of this State, fee appraised and s?t off to ths children of said deceased. In eomplianoe therewith, notioe is . (W, hereby given that the prayer of said petitioners # will be gniktpl at the expiration of thirty days " from the date hereof, unless good cause to the !j ; DAVID J0HN80N, JR., ' t Judge of Probsite. : Feb 18 18 4t? 1 _____ c ON Tuesday morning last, either on Church j or main street, between the Episcopal ]{ Church and S. W. Porter's store, or between y said store and Col. Harlan's residence, a small B gold Breastpin, oblong in shape and with leaves _ of black engraved on it. A reward of the full ? value of the pin will be paid to any one who will leave it at S. W. Porter's atore, or at the Union Times office. The intrinsic value of the pin I care but little c for, but it is 'highly valued by me as a gift v from a dearly oelovcd relative. Mrs. M. VINSON. * Feb. 18 6 4t J NOTICE. Is hereby given that thirty days from the date of this notice, application will be made to James Munro, Esq., Clerk of the Circuit Court, 1 S*m ?u Fair forest Presbyterian Church, under the Act or the Legislature in such coses made and provided. February 18, 1881. A. D. black, d. g. stonev, f. f. Mcdowell, d. h. mllleil. Feb 18 6 It Dissolution. e THE co-parlnershghip heretofore existing uuder the firm name of L. B. Jeter & Co., at I Santuo, was dissolved by mutual consent on tho 11 1st Feb., 1881. 1 All persons indebtod to the firm, prior to 1881, must make payment to L. B. Jeter within thirty 8 days, or they will find their indebtedness in the ' hands of an officer for collection. L. B. JETER Si CO. 0 Feb 18 6 4t* [ AGRICULTURAL NOTICE. n WE have just received a carefully selected supply of Agricultural Implements, consisting of PLOW STOCKS, 1 OlM/lf U A VT\ n/tirnr r? n/w\rw Dll,ul"1 uuul""1 ruul' ] 1? low P o i 11 t H , 1 OF E VER Y DESCRIPTION. J ( Hoes, Shovels, ( Forks, , Clevises, ^ Bolts, &c-, &c. 1 4'haillH and Hope**, For all I'urpotts. IN FACT ALL KINDS OF PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS. J. T. HILL & CO. Feb 11 5 ltn PLANTATION SUPPLIES OF EVERY K1N1> ALWAYS TO BE FOUND AT J. 0. HUNTER & GO'S. ' ^ Febll 5 tf ] ALL BRANDS OF ' JOHN MERRYMAN ft CO S ] CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS, FOR SALE DY J. C. HUNTER & CO. Feb 11-6 tf I SEWING MACHINES! WE have an assortment of Machines, which | we will sell on favorable terms. We keep the attachments, together with Ploiten, Oils, Oil Cans, Needles, &e.,e*tra. If you want any1LI ?-!_! i. 1 II?II ?II unug p?R?iuiog mi NWing nincuineB, can on 8PKAR8 k COLTON. Feb 4 4 If Notice of Partnership. vA fTIHB underaigned have formed a partnership .L under the name of Roberson k Grimball, and will carry on a General Merchandise busldim, at the Store occupied by 3. W. Porter. January 1, 1881. C. R. ROBERSON, II. M. GRIM DAM'. Jan 14 1 4t DIHHOLIJTION. THE Law Arm ofSteedman k Rawla baa been diaaolred by mutual consent. JAMES B. 8TEEDMAN, R. R. RAWL3. Jan 21, 1880 2 lm *% Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to me directed I will sell, before Union Court House door, >u the first Mondny iu March next, within Ihe legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following property, to wit : One tract of land, located in Draytonvillc Township, Union County, belonging to the Mag aetic Iron Company of South Carolina, contain ing 2,000 acres, more or less, bounded ns follows : on the East by Broad Hirer, on the South by lands of C. F. Turner, Henry Bonner, Thos. Sorvice, Samuel Jetferies and John Barnhill, or [ho West and North by the Uuion and Spartanbunt Countv lino and land* Mnnr,!n? i? Magnetic Iron Company in Spartanburg County; levied on and to bo sold as the proporty of the Magnetic Iron Company of South Carolina, at Ilio suits of F. G. Latham and A. M- Latham. ALSO. All that tract of land, set off to George W. Hill, &s a Homestead, whereon he now lives, containing two hundred ncres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. T. Hill and 8. M. ltioj ; levied en and to be sold as the properly of George W. Hill, at the suits of S. M. Dawkins, as Executor ofWm. Dawkins, against George \V Hill, and W. J. T Glenn and \V. G. Austin, as Executors, ^against Goorge W. Hill, and others against George W. Hill. ALSO. I will sell, on Tuesday the 8th day of March next, on tho plantation of Samuel Jcfferies, whero E. A. McUnniel lived, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sale, about seventy-five bushels corn, more or less, nbout eight hundred buniles fodder; levied on and to be sold as the property of E. A. McDaniel under a warrant to icixe orop under lien, ?t tho suit of KLinxcomb. - nw. I will sell, on Tuesday, tho 8th day of March iext,on the plantation of George Graham, within .he legal hours of Sheriff's sales, one-half of a >ale lint ootton, seventy-one bushels cottonseed; evied on and to be sold as the property of Edvard Jeter, under a warrant to Bene crop under ien, at tho suit of J. W. Graham. February the 12th, 1881. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. Feb 18 *6 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY ON UNION. [n the Court of Common Pleas. Harriet Rollins, ] Plaintiff. | Judgment rt. t for Sophia White, 1 Foreclosure. Defendant. J BY virtue of an order from the Hon. Thomas Thomson, Judge presiding, at the Court of Common Pleas for Union County, at October ?nrm of Court, 1879, I will sell before Union Jourt House door, on the first Monday in Maroh text, within the legal hours ef Sheriff'? Sales, he following described mortgaged lands beonging to Sophia White, to wit: All that certain tract of land, located in Union lounty, containing 94 C IO acres, more or less, n branobes of Sandy Run, and bounded on the forth by lands of A. C. White, on the East by ands of A. C. White and T. F. Qault, on the Vest by lands of James Orr and] A. C. White, nd on the South by the Pinckneyville road ; old to foreclose a mortgage of Harriet Rollins gainst Sophia White, Terms of Sale : One-half of the purohaee money to be paid in ash, the balince on a credit of twelve months, rith interest from the day of sale, ard that the lurohaser give b:nd and a mortgage of the >remises to secure the balance of the purchase noney. February 12th, 1881. R. MACBETH. 8. U. C. Feb 18 G 8t Piedmont Seminary for Young ? main. PIEDMONT HOUSE, SPARTANBURG, S. C. A HIGH-CLASS SCHOOL for Young Ladies, i\_ recently opened at Spartanburg, S.C., and ucatcd in the favorito Piedmont House, on Slain 1'rect, long known as one of the most charming tummer Hotels in the "up-country." Its broad tiaxias, spacious corridors and uiry appartuents afford ample and excellent accomtnodaion for a large, first-class Female College. The Piedmont will be found to be a thoroughly ;ood school and a refined Christian home. Our cachers are competent, our methods excellent combining the latest improvements in the art f education) and our facilities for making our tupils thoroughly conversant with the severul tranches of Literature, Science, Mathematics ,nd Philology taught, First Class. Terms Per Session or Twenty Weeks : Theso will bo found as low as at any school o he same standard: J.?Aun, including fuol, furniture, lights, etc.5GO Tuition : nCollegiate Department (including Latin and French) $25 00 In Intermediate (Giving a sound English training) 20 00 'a Primary " 12 60 Contingent Fee (for each Department,).. 1 60 Pupils received at any time and charged from late of entrance. Bills for each session payable half in advance Lnd halanCA nt Anil nf fir?? Ion tvnnlra 8?- Modi) for Circulars and references. Present Session ends June 17th and the Auumn Session Commences Sept. 12. J. HENRY HAQKR, A. M. Principal, Spartanburg, S. C., February 10th, 1881. Feb 11 5 _ 8ms* OOI GO!! G O ! ! ! TO THE NEW I> It t J G STORE ?OF? J. W. POSEY & BR0? FOR your Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Fint Toilet Soap, Fancy Tooth and Hair Krushes Perfumery and Fancy articles, Braces and Trus tes, Field and Garden Seeds, Glass, Put ty Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs, Cigart tnd Tobacco, Fine Wines and Liquors, for medi :al purposes. Sewing Machine oil a specialty. Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded Main Street, Opposite Union Hotel, Union, S. C Jan 28 8 tf Fertilizers ! Fertilizers !! WE hare on hand, the Wando, Wilcox ani Gibbs' Ammoniated Fertilisers, and Acid: by same makers?also, the celebrated Tbkmiuk Fkrtiliekhs." Will sell on cotton option, or time notes, o< For otth, m the buyer may prefer. J. T. II ILL & CO. Feb 11 6 1m Valuable Building Lots IN TUN CITY OF SPARTANBURG* NEAR the Female College, for Sale. Appl; to 11. M. & 8. S. STOKES. Real Estate Agents, No 2, Jeter's Row, Union C. II. Feb 4 4 tt_ Notice of Pinal Discharge. BY permission of David Johnson, Jr., Fro bate Judge, on the 26th day of February 1881, I will make my Anal return and apply fo Letters disniissary as Administrator of the es tate of Joseph W. Quyton, deceased. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Adm'r. Jan 21 ? 4t FLY ; ANNUAL SLAUGHTER At and below I CONSISTING OF THi i Drew GoodH, I*adle* and Clent't* \ incs, Collin Flannels and Blankets, Shawls Homespun In order to effect a perioral Clearance of the a of cost or present value. No such opportunity lias been offered to the c ine bargains in first class goods, as I am deterin them. The following Goods will ;be S< Yor ' Men's and Boys' Boots, Boston Ties, Slippers, Hats, Umbrellas, Read simeres. Dress Shirts and et Handkerchiefs. Doylies and To 3ecure Bargains Call early and do not wai This sale will only last until the above goods i t Polite and courteous attention given to every1 3>. O. DX LEADER OF LOW PRIGE8. 0 Jan 21, 1881 _ v, Farmer* and XIousckeepc^l??^ 1 LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST I THE NEW FIRM OF Rokrson & Grimkjl, ARE DAILY RECEIVING AN EA'TENSfVE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES ! CONSISTING OF Bacon. Corn, Lard, Coffee, Sugar. HfolHMM, Cheese, Spices, Imported Olive Oil. CANNED GOODS In gro\l variety, anil of the very beet and most reliable brands. All of which they will eell at the Very Lowefit Priced. We respectfully ask our f.-ienda, and, in fact' all who have their own good at heart to call and s6e us at the store occupied by S. W. Porter, beforo buying elsewhere. ROBERSbN & "GRIMBAE1L. Jan 13 1 if The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION In the Court of Probate. Hy DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Esq., Probate Judge for Union County. W1IKKEAS, James Munro, Clerk of Court of Common Plena, hath tnude suit to tue to grant him letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of CIIAS. D. DAILEY, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and Admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said CIIAS. D. I1A1 LEY, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the court of Probate, to be held at Union on the 2d day of February next after publication hereof, nt 11 o'clock A. M., to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this Gth day of January, Anno Domini, 1881, nnd in the 100th year of American Independence. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr. Judge of Probate. Jan 7 1 6t_ i " medical card. Dp. J. W. AND B. F. PONEY, TJ AVING removed to the town of Union, will JLJL practice Medicine in nil its branches nnd i solicit a share of the patronage of the people. Office at the Drug Store opposite Union ITotel. IlKsineNCR, opposite the Episcopal church. All orders or calls at either place promptly attended to at any hour of the day or night. Jan '28 3 tf MERCHANTS HOTEL^ SPARTANBURG, S. Cv A. 91. MPEIGIITN, Proprietor. I afar This Hotel is now opened for the first time to the public, nnd is newly furnished throughout with everything in first clt-ss style?Electric Bells, (las, &c. s Jan '28 8 tf Samuel S. Stokes, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. UNION. C. II., S. 0. Special Attention to Oolleotions. Office in Jeter's building on Main Street. ( Jan 28 3 tf 3 R. R. Rawls, Attorney and Counsellor at Caw. r UNION O. H., 8. O. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS Orricc in rear of Court House?rooms for merly occupiel by Wallace & MoKisslclc. Jan 21 2 Ij SPECIAL NOTICE. i CHEAP WINTER CLOTHING WE offer our entire Stock of WINTEI CLOTHING at greatly reduced prices, ti make room for Spring Purchases. J. T. HILL & CO. Jen 21 2 Int " DAVID" JOHNSON," Sll. r TRIAL JUSTICE. Orncs, in Court House?second door on th left from front entrance. Feb i i it n'Fs ; CLEARANCE SALE! Vew York Cost! ; FOIA/)WING GOODS : Undcrvefitis Corsets, Gloves, Rnslirw mill CuflTs, , Tickings, Bleached and Brown . and Calicos, bovo goods. I have marked them down regardless sash buyers of Town and Country to secure genuined not to carry over goods, if prices will sell >ld at 20 per Cent. Below New k Cost: Congress Gaiters Dress Boots, Gent's y Made Clothing, Jeans and OasCollars, Undershirts, PockTowels, Napkins, Table Linen. t until the Stock is nearly sold out. are disposed of. Visitor, whether purchaser or not, at iPPWprHE^UNION HOTEL. i/fThllNTER & CO. A RE receiving New Goods every week, and ; ~a\ will be plcnsed at all times to show their . fine assortment, and compete in prices with any other house in town. Their motto is "No trouble to show goods they cordially invite one all to come and examine their 8tock. To those who cannot come, we will be pleased at any time to furnish samples. They would call Special attention to their Stock of D31 E8 H GOODS, 1 IS ALL the NEWEST and LA TEST STYLES Trimmings for Dressos, consisting of Silks, Plain and Brocade, from 75c. to $1.50 Satin. Ml Colors, I'laiu and Brocade, $1 to $1.50. BIack Velvets, from 85c. to $1.50. Drcflcn Silkft, all Colors and Shades. twfvBRIR STOCK OF LACES. 1 ficnrfH, I " Mfee Fish us and Jabots, jj|fiHflHf^(.'rAvals and Ilnndkercliiofs. T ^Bffiien Handkerchiefs, "fV^^^Btey think is tho best over brought to this Mnrkot. TBMtfjIAVE ALSO A FULL LINE OF Notions, l White Goods, riannels, Domestics, And all other articles Gcnctally found in a Dry Goods Store, :o: ATTENTION GENTLEMEN ! - XJo.1 "E mine Our Stock of OVERCOATS. CLOTHING, 13000TS AND SHOES, IIATS AND CAPS, AfcJUI' AJltlU I> U i irN t*. We are Agents for the PALM SHIRT cither Lnundritd^or Unlaundricd, and which we > think the beat thing In the market. IF YOU WANT Great Bargains NOW IS YOUR TIME TtO GET T IIEM. IN consequence of ill health I am compelled to go out of mercantile business and have concluded a salo to other parties of my remaining stock of Goods?the sale to take effect some weeks keuce. In the mcen time 1 propose to SELL OUT ALL I POSSIBLY (AX AT VERY REDUCED PRICES. YOU CAN GET SUCH "BARGAINS YOU NEVER GOT BEFORE! ; FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY - ? - A. T S. W. Porter's. " Jan 13 1 tf J. W. MoCllOHV At CO., CORNER MAIN AND MOUNTAIN NTS., UNION C. II., S. C. DEALERS IN Groceries, Canned Goods, &c. GRAIN A SPECIALTY. Jan 21. 1881 2 2m; To Delinquent Tax Payers. THE attention of parties owing or having an intoreat in land on the delinquent list for 1878-70, or about to become delinquent for 1879-80, is called to a recent Act of the Legis1 la'.ure, by which said lands may be redeemed on or before the 31st day of May, 1881, upon I the payment of the Taxes due. ? B. B. FOSTER, Trees'r U. C. Feb. 4 4 -lm Town Lots for Sale. , mwo valuable Lots, on Qrog Street, in the X Town of Unit b, for Sale. Plata can be seen by epplying to R. M. A S. S. 8TOKRS, e Real Estate Agents, No 2, Jeter's Row. Feb i i if O^and" PALI > * , ? ? ? :o:P. M O ( BEGS leavo to announce to liis Customers a returned from the Northern Markets with STOCK OF D EVER, BROUGI WHICH WILL BE SO CONSIST DRESS GOODS IIV ALL C CASHMERES, ALPACAS, Brocades of the Newest HOSIERY, II GLOYES, /tniy ft TTTi :o: My Bleached and Arc the Cheapest in the Market. They cons Shcoliugs, including all the standard makes Sheetings, 1 would call the attention of th Trimming Purposes, Fringes, &o. :o:? MY CLOTHING I IS complcto in every particular, and is tho larj aeoplo of Union County. :o:my hardware, crockery ments can't bi i have alsc GENT S TURN IS boots shoes, :o:MY BAGGING Will be sold at very Low Gguros aud it will p purchasing olsowhcrc. :o: Samx>los I send lamplci to all parts of the County goods, and attentive Salesmen arc always road ? :o: SHIRTS! SI I have taken the agency for the celebrated L which arc not surpassed for beauty of work a P. Sept 24 .'18 BEST 1 a t t LOWEST O XJ ASSORTMENT i i<i ALL DEPA] LOOK AT O BEFORE PU FOSTER & Oct 8 40 r^=i 5 <r> J I ! ? j? j kT .'S W?| o "] ^ i?0 2SJ . s-| H K CC3 si? o ;y CE4 S3 J Bu ? O ^ rj ?.. 5 2r-v s *?>S H hH U ,j 0 - * S P' Eh qO/rd~? h)k. o ?5 bc -v? 2 ^-r: ^ co ,^ M P? ?Sot^aP!s i^sal^SS^ISocoFMS?|g-g ? 03 cOf&o^sa goz? ?=? S 3 w S *8*' L_J rs W HI . I H <J w-j kj ? aj o-scj MS3-!& ^_j ^ C/3 S 3! O EJ HPh Eaa *?** < T* E i ' i pq o q. W 3 EE?* w .H w pl, ^ WQ ss^- 5| ^ O g?M(^? Ms. r? Q !?S ^ s " o ae * -iIVpYi.i j^OFfiNING! ) i r v: n ml the public geucrally that he has jusb the largest RY GOODS IT TO TJIVIOZV, LD VERY CHEAP, ING OF :OLOHS AND MAMKS. DELAINS, SILKS AND SATINS, Shades and AIR-BRUSHE&^H^^^^^H^HU M of Ijong Cloth's, Pillow o Ladies to uiy Sills and Satins for' )EPARTMENT, gest and finest Stock ever exhibitod to tho AND GROCERY DEPART2 SURPASSED. CARPETS. H1NG GOODS, IIATS, CAPS,. AND TIES, iay. the Farmers to giro ino a call before Sent. upon application. No trouble to show y to wait on Customers. IIRTS!! iberty and Cold Medal uulauudricd shirts ud durability. M. COHEN. tf MODI II E PRICESj COMPLETE! T I miENTS. OR GOODS RCHASIN G W T T I< T Yft ^ inK le of offer 8vrvicr^^P^BQpEK9^^D^K:-;99B|ffiHH inds, Town Lots, or any other Kind ol itsle for Sale, or who may wish to purchas* cli properly in Union Counly. Our terms will be reasonable, and persons ncing their property tn our hands.for sate wilt i charged nothing unless a sale is made. Every effort will be us*I, by advertising andi trsonal correspondence, to make sales. Titles examined and Deeds properly drawn. Office in Jeter's building on Main Street. It. M. STOKES. 8. S. STOKES. Jan 14 1 tf REAL ESTATE FOR SALE." " I1IIKKK fine lluilding Lots for sale on Main L Street, Union C. II. Also a commodious Store house near the Court onso. Also Eighty Acres, of valuable Woods land tout one mile West of Union C. Hi Apply to, ft. M. A S. 8. STOKES; Kaal Estate Agents, Uu'ion, S. Oj. Jon 14 t t( To Merchants. , 1TF. Sell J. & P. C,aat.V Spool Cotton at A>w 1V 1'or* l'rictt. 'I par ceat. off if paj<l in ) Hays, thereby saving^country dealers FrtigAt id Insurant'. J T. IllIX & CO., Agents. J.tW.2). I ?r.