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* J- - ' - 1 ! - mm Consignees per Express at Union, 8. 0., Feb 83d, 1881. W. 8. Gregory, W. A. Nicholson, W Hugus, 0. F. Leninsier, Miss J. A. King. F. O Donnell, M. Cur ran, IV. T. Gmhara, Miss J. Morgan, O. L. Walker, ?. F. Vaughan, J. Ilosey, N Draily, W. 8. Gregory, W. Curran, R. D. Smart, Miss O Appling, A 11 ill, 11 D Smart, Mrs. 8 ? Muuro. F. H.COUNTS, Agr. The first Nprlng Goods. WE havo just received tho first iustallment of Spring Goods, and they are r pretty. Gall bod look a* thein. FOSTER & W1LK1NS. ~' N Feb 25 7 2m A S M ALL FARM, Near Santuc Depot, CONTAINING 90 Acres, mostly in Woods, is offered for sale. Enquire of R. M. & 8. 8. STOKES, Real Estate Agents, Union, 8. C. Feb 25 7 it Fertilizers! Fertilizers!! loo Tons Acid Phosphate, 100 Tons Ammoniated Dissol. ved Bone. Quality Guaranteed. For Sale by RICE & McLURE. ^ , "Feb 25 "' 7 6w Sale! Sale ! I WE will sell on tho first day of March, 1881, at our Plantation, known as the David Thomas place, near Santuo, 8 or lO Fine Mules, S Fillies, A FEW HEAD OF CATTLE 1,200 Bushels of Ootton Seed. Lot of CORN and FODDER. Plantation Tools of Various Kinds. TO DE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, AND FOli CA SIl J. T. IllLL & CO. Fab 21 7 2t More ]\?w Goods ?AT THE? T UiU n * ? <uiween r ront store. | IB AVE just receired a new supply of the < fallowing : ( Sweet Florida Oranges, j Fine Northern Apples, , White Head Cabbages, ( Irish Potatoes of all kinds. Onions. , A LARGE STOCK OF X^rcnch and Common Candles, c \ Tobacco, Cigars of tho best Brands I W. M. GIBBKS. ! Feb 25 7 lni GUANOI Gn ANall WE offer the following rcliublo Brands of Guauos to the plautera of Uniou County : ?tiwan Dissolved Bone. Etiwan c>uano, Palmetto Acid, Carolina Fertilizer, Monarch Guano, ? YELL'S AMMONIATED GUANO. . 8 Patapsco Guano. \ Star Brand Guano, > Eureka Guano. u V CALL ASD SEE US BEFORE MAKING g 1'UkCijASES. F. M. FARR & GO.' Feb 23 7 ' 2n? DANCING SCHOOL. PROP. BKUGKtt, from Charleston, respectfully informs lie Indies and Gentlemen of Union flint lie will opeu a Dancing s. hool here on Monday, 2?tb ins!., where Dnncing will be teughl jn all its various branches. All the novelties of fiic day are Jaugbt by Prof. Berger, who is | well and favorably known as an Artist and' has tfce best recommendations. Apply at Union Hotel. _P^48 fl 2t AGRICULTURAL NOTICE. I WE have just received a carefully selected ( supply of Agricultural Implements, con- , siatine of > PLOW STOCKS, J SINGLE AND DOUBLE FOOT, ? P low Points, Of RVHRY DtiiCRlPTlON. Hoes, Shovels, Forks, Clevises, Bolts, Ac., Ac. Clatl I lift and Rope*, For all Purpoua. IN FACT ALL KINDS OF > PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS. J. T. HILL & CO. . 11 & lia i7O?T\ ~ ON Tuesday morning last, either on Church or main el root, between I ho Kplsoopel Church end 8. IV. Porter'* oloro, or between id etore end Col. lfarlan'e residence, a small geld Breastpin, oblong in shape and with leaves of black engraved on it. A reward of the fall value of the pin will be paid to any one who rwlll leave it at 8. W. Porter's store, or at the Union Times office. The intrinsic value of the pin I oaro but little foV^ttt it is hig'ily valued by me as a gift from a dearly beloved relative. Mrs. M. VINSON. Peb. It C 4t MBDXOAL CARD. Dr. JT. W. AND B. F. POSEY, HAVINQ removed to the town of Union, will practice Medieine in all Its branches and solicit a share of the patronage of the people. Orrioa at the Drug 8tore opposite Union Ifotel. Rbsidrsob. opposite the Episcopal church. All orders or oalls at either place promptly atlended to at anj honr of the day or night. Jon 28 8 tf 9 P . _ J . ^ Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to roe directed, I will sell, before Union Court Houso door, on tho first Monday in March next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following property, to wit : One tract of land, located in Drnytonville Township, Union County, belonging to the Magnetic Iron Company of South Carolina, containing 2,000 acres, more or less, bounded as follows : on the East by Broad River, on the South by lands of C. F. Turner, Henry Bonner, Thos. Service, Samuel Jefferies and John Barnhill, on the West and North by the Union and Spartanburg County line and lands belonging to the Magnetic Iron Company in Spartanburg County; levied on and to bo sold as the property of the Magnetio Iron Company of South Carolina, at the suits of F. G. Latham and A. M* Latham. ALSO. All that tract of land, set off to George W. Hill, as a Homestead, whereon he now lives, containing two hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. T. Ilill and S. M. Kicj; levied on and to bo sold as the property of George W. Ilill, At the suits of S. M. Dnwkins, as Executor of Win. Dawkins, against George \V Hill, and W. J. T Glenn and W. G. Austin, as Executors,'against George W. Hill, and others against George W. Hill. ALSO. I will sell, on Tuesday the 8lh day of March next, on the plantation of Samuel Jefferies, where E. A. McUnniel lived, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sale, about seventy-five bushels corn, more or less, about eight hundred bundles fodder; levied on and to be sold as the property of E. A. McDaniel under a warrant to seixe crop under lien, at the suit of N Lipscomb. ALSO. I will sell, on Tuesday, the 8th day of March next,on the plantation of George Graham, within ' the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, one-half of a bale lint cotton, seventy-one bushels cotton seed; levied on and to be sold as the property of Edward Jeter, under a warrant to seize croD under lien, at the suit of J. W. Graham. February the 12th, 1881. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. Feb 18 0 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY ON UNION. Iii the Court of Common Pleas. J Harriet Rollins, ] Plaintiff. Judgment ?*. for i Sophia White, Foreclosure. Defendant. BY virtue of an order from the Hon. Thomas Thomson, Judge presiding, at the Court of Common lMeas for Union County, at October Term of Court, 1879, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in March s next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, I he following described mortgaged lands belonging to Sophia White, to wit: All that certain tract of land, located in Union County, containing 94 6-10 acres, more or less, >n branches of Sandy Run, and bounded on the North by lands of A. C. White, on the East by ands of A. C. White and T. F. Gault, on the West by lands of James Orr and. A. C. White, ind on the South by the I'inckney villo road ; H. told to foreclose a mortgage of Harriet Rollins tgainst Sophia White, Terms of Sale : One-half of the purchase money to be paid in nsli, the baltncc on a credit of twelve months, vith interest from the day of sale, ard that the mrchaser give bond and a mortgage of the m >reniiscs to securo the balance of the purchase sc noney. February 12th, 1881. R. M ACBETH, S. U. C. rma in . ... 8 t,, , ni The State of South Carolina ? COUNTY OF UNlOy. In the Court of Probate. IV DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Esq., Trobale F Judge for Uniou County. WHEREAS, James Munro, Clerk of Court of Couimou Pleas, huth made uit to roe to grant him letters of Administraion on the estate and effects of ZACI1AKIA11 loBINSON, deceased. i These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ? nd singular the kindred and creditors of the |0( aid ZACHAIUAII ROBINSON, deceased, that s, hey be und appear before me, in the court of gu 'rebate, to bo held at Union on the 25th day of pj lurch next after publication hereof, at 11 mi 'clock A. M., to show cause if any they have thy the said Administration should not be Til til I go (liven under my hand and Seal, this 17lh day te ot February, Anuo Domini 1881, and in the /c 105th year of American Independence. of DAVID JOHNSON. JR., pl Judge of Probate. br Feb 18 C Ct_ ai] The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. tb Iii the Court of Probate. u. IV D. JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Judge of Probate of tho County aforesaid. In ITLTHEREAS, M lletenhaugh hath made suit VY to me to grant him letters of Adminlstra- I' ion of the estate and effects of JOS. I1ETENJAUGH, deceased. ' These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ind singular the kindrod and creditors of the laid J08. BETENBAUGI1, Deceased, that they >e and appear before me, in the court of Probate, o be held at Union on the 6th day of March ai lext after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. U., to show cause if any they have, why the laid Administration should not be granted. 11 Given under my hand and Seal, this 17th day of February, Anno Domini 1881, and In the 105th year of Amerioan Independence. DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Judge of Probate. Feb 18 0 2t MERCHANTS HOTEL, ^ 6PARTAKBURG, S. C. h A, M. SPEIGHTS, Proprietor, c tfSf This Hotel is now opened for the first time e to the public, nnd is newly furnished throughout with everything in first closs style-~Eleeirio Bells, tins, &c. Jan 28 8 if J ALL. BRANDS OF c JOHN MERRYMAN ft CO S CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS, FOR SALE BY I J. C. HUNTHR & CO. Feb 11 6 tf i Fertilizers! Fertilisers !! WE hare on hand, the Wando, Wilcox and 1 Qiblm' Ammonleted Fertilisers, and Aoida ! by Mm* makers?also, the celebrated * Premium Fertiliser,'H Will cell on cotton option, or time notes, or lor cash, as the buyer may prefer. J. T. HILL & CO. Feb II ft lm PLANTATION SUPPLIES OF EVRRY KIND ALWAYS TO BE FOUND AT J. 0, RTJNTER & 0O'8. fvh n & tr F L Y ANNUAL SLAUGHTER At aud below 3> CONSISTING OF THE Dress Goods, I.ndlcH and Gcui's U Iiiks. Gollan Flannels and Blankets, Shawls, Homespun In order to effect a general Clearance of the ab of cost or present value. No such opportunity has been offered to the cn ine bnrgaius in first class goods, as 1 am deterniii them. The following Goods will ;be So] v~-i. jl uir Men's and Boys' Boots, Boston Ties, < Slippers, Hats, Umbrellas, Read? slmeres, Dress Shirts and C et Handkerchiefs, Doylies and To Sccuro Bargains Call early an<l do not wait This sale will only lost until the nbove goods ni Polite and courteous attention given to every V D. O. FL LEADER OF LOW PRICES. 01 Jan 21, 1881 3 Farmer* and Housekeeper*, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST! THE NEII FIRM OF Botan & Mall,' ARE DAILY RECEIVING AN VA'TEXSI VE A ND COM PL E TE STOCK OF GROCERIES ! CONSISTING OF i 1 Bacon. Corn, Flcur, Meal, Salt, Lard, Coffee, Sugar. * tolas* es, Clieeso, Sploon, 1 Imported Olive Oil. CANNED GOODS 1 Ingrcit variety, and of the very licsl and ost reliable bruuds. All of which I hey will II at the A Very Lowest Prices. .EC ID PC I fully >sU. m. Wn t.u Cm "ana e us at the store occupied by S. \V. l'orlor, j fore buying elsewhere. ROBERSON & GRIMBALL. < Jan 13 1^ tf t 'icduiont Seminary for Young Ladies. PIKDMONT IIOUSK, SPAHTANBUKG, S. C. k HIGH-CLASS SCHOOL for Young Ladies, . \_ recently opened at Spartanburg, S.C., and ' sated in the favorite Piedmont House, on Main reet, long known as one of the inostchnrniing immer Hotels in the "up-country." Its broad alius, spacious corridors and airy unimrt ruts afford ample and excellent accomuioda- j >n for a large, first-class Female College. The Piedmont will be found to be n thoroughly od school and a refined Christian home. Our achers are competent, our methods excelleut ombining the latest improvements in the art , education) and our facilities for making our I ipils thoroughly conversant with the several anchcs of Literature, Scicuce, Mathematics id Philology taught, First Class. Tkkms Pkr Skssion or Twknty Wkkks : n These will be found as low as at any school o c e same standard : I >AUi>, including fuel, furniture, lights, cto.$UO ^ Tuition : i Collegiate Department (including Latin and French) $25 00 , i Intermediate (Giving a sound buglish training) 20 00 . i Primary " 12 50 . intingeut Fee (for each Depart inent,).. 1 50 Pupils received at any lime uud charged from He of entrance. Dills for each session pnyable half in advance id balance at end of first ten weeks. ^ Send for Ciroulars and references. 1 Present Session ends June 17th and the Auimn Session Commences Sept. 12. J. 1IKNKV 1IAGER, A. M. Principal, Spartanburg, S. C., February 10th, 188!. Feb J1 5 8 ms* Application for Homestead. ITTADDIK II. Johnson and Henry N. W Johnson having filed (heir petition l this Court, praying I lint the family hometeo'l of their father, Henry R. Johnson, deenscil, and his personal property subject to ex* mptiou under the houieateid law of this State, e nppraised and set off to the children of said eceosed. In compliance therewith, notice is ereby given that the prayer of said petitioners rill be granted at the expiration of thirty days rom the dale hersof, unlets good cause to the iontrary be shown. February 17th, 1881, DAVID JOHNSOS, JR.. Judge of l'robale. Feb 18 18 4t* Dissolution. THE oo-partnershship heretofore existing under the firm name of L. U. Jeter & to., at Mmue, wm dissolved by mutual oonseut on (Ik 1st Feb., 1881. All persons Indebted to (he firm, prior lo 1881, must make payment lo L. U. Jeter wit bin thirty iayn, or they will find their Indebtedness in the hands of an offioer for oolleotion. L. B. JETER. & co. Feb 18 < 0 4t? NOTICE. IS hereby given that thirty days from the date of this notice, application will be made to Jamee Munro, Esq., Clerk of the Circuit Court, for Union County, 8. C, to tneorporac Fairforest Preebyterisn Church* under the Act of the legislature in sueh ease* made-end provided. February 18, 1881. A. D. BLACK, I). G. HTONKV, F-F. McDowell, iv. u. miller. . Feb. IS * ft J? N N'S CLEARANCE SALE few York Cost! FOLLOWING GOODS : lidcrvoHtm. toraclH, C?Iovcm, ICunIi 4 un<l C'nlw,. Tickings, Bleached and Browi and Calicos, ove goods, I Lave marked them down rcgardlesi sh buyers of Town and Country to secure genu acd not to carry over goods, if prices will scl Id at 20 per Cent. Below Nei* : Cost: Ztonarress Gaiters Dress Boots. Gent't - xaaae (Jlothing, Jeans and Gascollars, Undershirts, PockTowels, Napkins, Table Linen. until (lie Stock is nearly sold out. re disposed of.' isitor, whether purchaser or not, at Y N N-' S PPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. >7 J. C. HUNTER & CO. ARE receiving New Goods every week, and will be pleased at all times to show their One 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 coinc and examine their Slock. To those who cannot come, we will be pleased at any time to furnish samples. They trout J call Special attention to their Stock of DRESS GOOD S, XX ALL the NEWEST and LATEST STYLES Trimmings for Dresses, consisting of Silks, Plain and llrocadc, from 75o. to $1.51) -ntin, nil Colors, Plain aud Drocnde, $1 to $1.50. Block Velvets, from 85c. to SI.50. DrCMflcu Silks*, nil Colors and Shades. THEIR STOCK OF LACES. TjAcc Sonrfx, Lace Fishus and Jabots, Silk Cravats and Handkerchiefs. Linen Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Vhich they think is tho best ever brought to this Market. -HEY 1IA YE ALSO A FULL LIKE OF Motions, White Goods, nanneis, Domsstics, iiid nil other articles Genet ally found in a Dry Goods Store. ATTENTION GENTLEMEN ! ?all and Examine Our Stock of ) YE 11 COATS. CLOTHING. BOOOTS AND SHOES, IIATS AND CAPS, HKFOltE BUYING. We are Agents for the PALM S/JIIiTcither nundricd or Uiilaundried, and which we liink the best thing iu tho market. CIO! GOT! GO!!! TO THE SEW DRUG STORE .(_0F? J. W. POSEY & BRO., BiOIl your Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Fine Toilet Soap, Fancy Toolh and Hair Itriishes, 'crfumery and Fancy articles, I traces and Trustes. Field nnd Garden Seeds, Glass, I'uity, 'ninls, Oils, Varnishes ami Dye Stiitls, Cigars nd Tobacco, Fine Wines and Liquors, for medial purposes. Sewing Machine oil a specialty. Miysicians prescriptions accurately compounded, lain Street, Opposite Union Hotel, Union, S. C. Jan 28 3 tf SEWING MACHINES! WE have an assortment or Machines, which we will sell on favorable terms. Wc keep lie attachments, together with l'lailcn, Oils, )il Cans, Needles, &c ,extra. If you want anyliing pertaining to Sewing Machines, call on SPEAKS & COLTON. Feb 4 4 tf Samuel Ntokos, Attorney at Lair and Notary Pnblic. UNION. C. II., S. C. Special Attention to Collections. Office in Jeter's building on Muin Street. Jan 28 3 If R. R. R?twl?, Attorney and C'oniiHollor at Law. UNION O. H., S. O. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS Office in rear of Court House?rooms formerly occupic 1 by Wallace A McKissick. Jan 21 2 ly SPECIAL NOTICE. ~ CHEAP WINTER CLOTHING I WE offer our entire Slock of WINTElt CLOTHING at greatly reduced prices, to make room for Hpriug Purchases. J. T. HILL & CO. jan ?\ ? mi Town tots for Sale. TWO valuable !<?!?, on Grog Street, in th< Town of UuUi., for Sate, l'lata can I* seen by applying to R.M. & 8. 8. 8TOKKS, It eel Kstate Agents, No 2, Jeter's How. Peb 4 4 If Valuable Building Lots IN TUB CITY OF 8PAHTANBURU, NKA11 the KeouUe College, for Hole. Appl to K. M. & S. S. STORKS, lle.il Estate Agenla, No 2. Jeter'? Row, Union C. II. i Feb 4) 4 tf GRAND PAL P. M C BEOS lcavo to announce to his Customer returned from the Northern Markets w STOCK OF ] , EVER BROUO WHICH WILL BE 5 CONSIS1 r DRESS GOODS IIV ALL CASHMERES, , ALPACAS, Brocades of the Newes HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, AND A ORE AT MANY OTHER ARTIC My Bleached an Arc the Cheapest in tho Market. They co Sheetings, including nil tho standard umk Sheetings, I would call the attentiou of Trimming Purposes, Fringes, MY CLOTHING IS complete in every particular, and is thch people of Union County. :< MY HARDWARE, CROCKERN MENTS CAN'T 13 I HAVE ALS< GENTS FURNIS ROOTS SHOES} :o: MY BAGGING Will be sold at very Low figures aud it will purchasing elsewhere. :o: Sftmplos T fliMlil en n\rvlo j <? A~ " '' ^ _ .u .?iv parts 01 tno LJoutity :o:? SHIRTS ! S I havo taken the agency fur the celebrated I which are not surpassed for beauty of work : P Sept 24 38 BEIT 1 A. T T LOWEST o * ASSORTMENT i r all depa: LOOK AT O BEFORE PU foster & Oct 8 40 CO " " s - " ' j ?- ? K? ' ' M 0) ^ r5 ' 13 si g ; Ss? g?sb" 1 dSftsgsg-ssB ; ??8^^y?: : o ^ ?Q?S?m*?S aJgSsais^ :S| 'JsaSf-'B 0 COJ t-3 ? ? o 05 H fcj OSS? S3 S w ^ ?fi ? HjS 3 fai JJ - P3 ? < W*3 33 as s c^s H ? o S 5 hPH gxa^ ?H ? ca u _ =_a H ? w &< >?"? EB^ 5 5^5 # CL 03 tc * 1 o ? * * . - ? I . 1 . j ? Li OPENING! r. OHEN s and the public generally that he his just ith the largest )RY GOODS HT TO UNIO>, 50LD VERY CHEAP, TING or COLOHS AND MAKES. DELAIXS, SILKS AND SATINS, t Shades and Designs. IIAIR-BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, SOAP LSS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION o: d Brown Goods nsist of Pleached and lirown Shirtings and cs of LoDg Cloth's, Pillow Casings and tho Ladies to my Silks and Satins for DEPARTMENT, irgcst and finest Stock ever exhibited to the >: r AND GROCERY DEPARTE SURPASSED; CARPETS. JHING GOODS, IIATS; GAPS,. AND TIES, pay the Farmers to girc me a call beforo I Hent. upon npnlip.itirm ,JVo trnnhln <r> >?--? HIRTS!! iiberty and Gold Medal unluuudried skirts ind durability. . M. COHEN. tr SOOBS H E PRICES! J XX 1 COMPLETE! * RTMENTS. UR GOODS R CHASING WELKINS. tr 1 %: lik%' I'Ai'vrv am t i u. REAL ESTATE AGENCY 'HUE subscribers have established an Agency A at Union Court llonse for (lie purchase anitl vile of all kinds of Henl.Kslala in Union Coun-y, and offer Iheir services to parlies liaviug. I,and*, Town Lots, or any oilier kind'of Keul* Kstnte for Sale, or who may w.sli to fmrekosw uicii properly in Union. Cuniily. Onr terms will be reasonable, and persons; placing Iheir property in our hands for sale will. i>e charged nothing unless a sale is made. Every effort will be use I, by advertising and! personal correspondence, to make sales. Titles examined and Deeds properly drawn. Offick in Jeter's building on Main Street. U. M. STOKES. S; S> STORES. Jnn 14. 1< v4 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. mil KEE fine Iluilding Lots for sale on Maini X Street, Union C: If. Also a commodious .Store house near (he Courk House. Also Kif^hty A-cn s of valuable Woods land about one-mile West of Union C. II. Apply lo, H. 1VL ft 8. 8. STOKES, Ileal Estate-Agents, Union, 8. C. Jan 14 * If To Merchants. WE Sell J. & P. Coats' Spool Cottoa at A"etr York Price*. 1 per cent, off if paid in 30 days, thereby saving country dealers FrmyUc and /n*uranee. J. T. HILL A CO., Agent*. 1 Jan 21 2. St *