Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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It is Fousi> at Last !?Something new uttder i <lie sun. A new era is dawning up.ou woman. Hitherto she lies been called upon to suffer tho ills of mankind and her ow n besides. The Ti e* <quent and distressing irregularities peculiar to her sex have long been to her the "direful spring of woes unnumbered." In the mansion ' v?f the rich and hovel of poverty alike Woman has been the constant yet pntieut victim of a thou- i sand ills uuknown to man?and without a remedy. "Oh Lord, how long 1" in the agony of iter soul, hath she eried. But now the hour of her redemption is come. She will suffer no more, for Bradfield's Female Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend," is for sale by J. M Q1BBES CO , Prepared by Dr. J. Brad field, Atlanta, Ga.t price, $1 60 per bottle. Jan l4 1 ? p towHn I i ? ' Ah ExrnA Session.?It Is quietly rumored Ihat the General Assembly will be called together about the 10th of next November. The amount and importance of the work to be done at the next session will require time. It is poor econ- 1 bmy to attempt to crowd the work of two months in'/) one. Considerable time Is occupied by bvery Legislature in suppl) ing the omissions nnd correcting the errors of its predecessors. ? Tax payors like short sessions, but they dielike < torude legislation. The session, if its work be thoroughly done, must cither be prolonged after the holidays or it must commence early in NoVetnbcr.?liarnwHl Ptaplt. , "BLACK-DRAUQHT" cures costivetness an?l ISick-Hendncho. Sold by J. M. QIBBES. & Co. ? Afetirt. Hutchison ? Bro., Atlanta, Ga.: Gentlemen?We have used your Neurnlgine" Vvith great satisfaction. Sometimes it has given Immediate relief, at others by n soothing effect, has brought on sleep, and then followed recovery from the severities of nervous headache. We recommend it to oar friends. Respectfully, D. E. Butler. Oct. 2, 1879. Feb. 18 C lm h A Compliment to Col. II. S. Tuompsi.n.? ' r The officers of the Columbia companies forming a part of the newly organised Palmetto Regiment met to night and unanimously nominated -Col. Hug i S. Thompson as their candidate for -Colonel at the forthcoming election. As these -companies compose the majority of the regimont it is certain that their choice will be approved "by its other organisations, and Col. Thompson will receive a vote as unanimous as that which made him State superintendent of education. Pahsksukr Smashing.?Galveston, February February 25.?A special reports that two coaches nnd the baggage car of train No. 4, bound ' east, were thrown from the track last evening between Longview and Gladewater. The accident was caused by the spreading of the rails. Twenty persons were injured. Take *' BLACK-DRAUGHT" and you will never be bilioua. Sold by J. M. G1BBES- & Co. Whiskey ami* Shotguns.?Potcr Gillcn got into a row on Monday evening last, in Barnwell, with Lawrence Harden, and was cut in the head with a bottle, and on the same night was shot ^ by Josh Jones, but the wound is not of a dangerous character. Gillcn is a turbulent as well ' as unfortunate darkey. MAHltlED. PItATHElU-HAY.?Married, on the Tsth nit., at the residence of Mr. Thos. II. Gore, in Union County, by ltev. C. McSmitb, Mr. lturus I L. Pr athnit, of Laurens County, to Miss Maky ( Ray of Union. g WILSON?ALVF.RSON?Married, Feb. 22, ( 1881, by Rev* J. B. Wilson, Mr. S. J. Wilsosi, < of Greenville County, to Hiss JoptA F. Alvre- 1 ~7YT)>!mt~Courier please copy. P FOSTER?FARRAR.?Married on Wednes- | day 23d of February 1881, at the residence of j the bride's parents, by the Rev. Robt. Hett Chapman D. D., Miss Sallie 0. Fakuar of Union County S. C., to J. A. Foster of Spartanburg, S. C. 1 JOHNSON?THOMAS?Married, at the res- ' idence of the brido's parents, in Looxahoma, Tate Co., Miss., on February 17th, by Rev. K. E. King. Mr. J. C. Johnson, to Miss Count*, J daughter of W. K. Thomas, formerly of Union County, S. C. Consignees per Express at Union, 8. C., March 2d, 1881. S. So ties, J. C. Wallace, G. F. Lemaster, II. ni. mowes, J. r. Morris, J. if. l'crrott, U. W. Garner, F. G. Briggs, J. B. Porter, W. E. Mc.Neace, II. M. Grimball, J. Munro. F. 1I.C0UNTS, Agt. List of Unolaimed Letters Remaining in the Postoftice nt Union, S. C., ifor the weekending March 6, 1881. jBlunkensliip, R. E; i Kid well, W. A.; iDcan, Miss Mnliclie ; Long, Mrs. Wm.; 8 Dean Jus. L.; Mitchell, T. C., ( Dnwkins, Uoranda Norris, Col. J. W.; 'Gregg, IV. M.; Olverson, T. & Bro.; Gist, Miss Hit la : (Powell, Mrs. Mary; .Harris. Mrs. C. A.; Parker & Hill ; a Heeney & MoShane ; Ross. B. L.; .Howard, Billy, Trinks, II ; 'Hill, 3am k Co ; Waitt, Harry; ] lllolland, Miss Ammey ; Wilson, Sidney J.; Whitney, Joshua. ^ JAMES H. GOSS, P. M. Persons calling for letters in the above list will please state that they are advertised. . THANK*! ? TO the many friends who have paid their dues, and I hope that the few who have not will come and do likewise during Court. B. II. 1UCE. March 4 8 *2t Notice. < ALL persons indebted to Foster & Wiikins, by note or account, prior to January 1st, 1881, are especially requested to oall and settle as longer indulgence cannot be given. FOSTER & WILKINS. March 4 8 lm w "danoino sohoolT ViRftP It Fit ft Hit ?-- T ..II? Gentlemen of Union that a auffieient nam- f berof pupils having subscribed, thesohool will Open on Mouday, the 7th inst., at the Union Hotel. AH the new banees of the bay are taVight by Prof. Berger, who being well known as an Ariitt tea clie# banting correctly in all its * variety. Persona wishing to Join the olass can leave their names at the Tlolefor at this offioc, where all the particular! can be haa. Mar4 8 2t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. All UUV WUI V U1 X lUllitlC. DY 1>. JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Judge of Probate of Ihe Count/ aforesaid. WHEREAS, 8. 8. Walker, hath miulo suit to me to grant him letters of Admiotstra* V lion of the estata and effects of JAS. A. jlKID, deceased, I hose are, therefore, to eile and admonish all siogtilat the kindred and creditors of the '/Mid JA8.' A. Htfll), Daeaasad. that Ihev be 0nd appear before qjs, in the court of Probate, to be held at Upton on the )lat day of March neat after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. M., to show aansa ir any they bate, why the said Adminiatration should not ha granted. Given under my lian<) and Seal, ibis 3d day of Marsh, Anno Domini 188J. and 'l lb* 105th jeer of American Independence. JJAVID JOHNSON, JH,, 1 Judge of o>>ste. Mar i 8 gi* 3UAN0! GUANO!! WK offer the following reliable ilrands of Ounuos to tho planters of Union 2ouuty : Etiwan Dissolved Bone, Etiwan Guano, Palmetto A.oid, Carolina Fertilizer, Monarch Guano YELL'S AMMONIATED GUANO. Patapsoo Guano, Star Brand Guano, Eureka Guano CAt.t. axn .<?/:/? r/.<? iikfotik juaktkc V PURCHASES, F. M. FARR A OO. Feb 25 7 2ra ' AQRICCIjTIJRAIJ NOTICE. WE have just received a carefully selectet supply of Agricultural Implements, con listing of PLOW STOCKS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE FOOT, P 1 o w JP o i ii t s , OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Hoes, Shovels, Forks, Clevises, Bolts, &c., &c rhnina and Ropes, For all rurjwse* IN FACT ALL KINDS OF PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS. J. T. IIILL & CO. Feb 11 5 Ira More New Groods ?AT THE? Little Green Front Store. THAVE just received a new supply of th< fnllrtwSfi? ? """"--6 Sweet Florida Oranges, Fine Northern Apples, White Head Cabbages, Irish Potatoes of all kinds. Onlona. A LARGE STOCK OP French and Common CaAdlett. robacco, Cigars Of the best Brands W. M. tllBBES, Feb 25 7 ln? LOST, ON Tuesday morning last, cither on Churcli or main street, between the Kpiscopnl Church and S. W. Porter's store, or between inid store and Col. Harlan's residence, a small jold* Breastpin, oblong in shape and with leaves if black engraved on it. A reward of the full ralua of the pia will be paid to any one yhc )nion Times office. The intrinsic value of the pin I care but lit11< 'or, but it is .highly valued by me as a gif 'rom a dearly beloved relative. Mrs. M. VINSON. Feb. 18 G 4t Fertilizers! Fertilizers!! lOO Tons Acid Phosphate, LOO Tons Ammoniated Dissolved Bone. Qualify Guaranteed. for Sale by KICK & McLURE. Feb 23 7 f?w MEDICAL CARD. Dr. J. W. AND IS. F. POSEY, HAVING removed lo (lie town of Union, will I rnctice Medicine in all its branches and olicit a share of the pntronnge of the people. hrtcit at the Drug Store opposito Union Hotel. Rksiobisce. opposite the Episcopal church. All orders or calls at cither place promptly .(tended to at any hour of the day or night. Jan 28 8 If MERCHANTS HOTEL, SPARTANBURG, S. C. A. X. SPEIGHTS, Proprietor. W3V~ This Hotel is now opened for the first time o the publio, and is newly furnished through>ut with everything in first ekes style?Electric Sells, Gas, &o. Jan 28 3 tf ALL BRANDS OF JOHN MERRYMAN ft GO'S CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS, FOR SALE BY J. C. HUNTER & CO. F?h 11 _ a if Fertilizers ! Fertilizers !! WE have on hand, the Wando, Wilcox ant Gibbs' Ammoniated Fertilizer*, and Aeidi >y samo maker*?alao, the celebrated ^Premium Fertilizer," _ Will sell on cotton option, or time notes, o or ea*h, m the buyer may prefer. J. T. IIILL & CO. Feb 11 5 Ira Valuable Building Lots IX Til* CITT OF 8PABTANBURO, NEAR the Female College, for Bale. Applj to R. M. A 8. 8. STORKS, Real Estate Agents, No 2, Jeter's Row, Union C. II. Feb 4 4 tf PLANTATION SUPPLIES OF EVERY KI.\D ALWAYS TO BE FOUND AT J. 0. HUNTER & GO'S. FebU 6 If The First ftprlng Ooods. WK Imvo jdst roccived tho first install mcqt of Spring Goods, sod they an pretty, Ca|| ami look a' thorn. FOSTER 4 W ILK I RE. Feb 2$ T Vcfl FLY ] : ANNUAL SLAUGHTER < At and below TV CONSISTING OF THE I>rc?s Qoodn, Ladlco ami Ccnt'it Uai ti?KH, Collare , Flannels and Blankets, Shawls, 1 Homespun a In order to effect a general Clearance of the abo of cost or present value. No such opportunity has been offered to the cas Ine bargains in first class goods, as I nin determin* , them. The following Goods will |be Sol< York Men's and Boys' Boots, Boston Ties, O Slippers, Hats, Umbrellas, Ready simeres, Dress Shirts and O et Handkerchief^, r. Doylies and To Secure Bargains Call early and do not wait i This sale will only last until the above goods ar< Polite and courteous atipntion ei von to cverv Vii D. C. F L LEADER OF LOW PRICES. OF Jan 21, 1881 2 Sheriff's Sales. ] 1 T)Y virtue of Sundry Executions to mo directed, . JL> I will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Mondny in March next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the following property, to wit : One tract of land, located in Drnytonvilie Township, Union County, belonging to the Magnetic Iron Company of South Carolina, contain- ] . ing 2,000 acres, more or less, bounded as fol- ? [ lows : on the East by Broad Kiver, on the South ? by lands of C. F. Turner, Henry Bonner, Thos. | Service, Samuel Jefferics and John Barnhill, on , the West and North by the Union and Spartan- ( burg County lino and lands belonging to the Magnetic Iron Company in Spartnnburg County: . , levied on and to be sold as the property of the ( Mngnetic Iron Company of South Carolina, at / ; the suits of F. Q. Latham and A. M- Latlinin. , ALSO. , | All that tract of land, set off to George W. Hill, ' as a Homestead, whereon he now lives, con- ' tainingtwo hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. T. Hill and S. M. llic!; levied ' on and to be sold as the properly of George W. t Hill, at the suits of S. M. Hawkins, as Executor of Wm. Hawkins, against George W Hill, 1 ard W. J. T Glenn and W. G. Austin, as Executors,"against George W. Hill, and others against , George W. Hill. 1 ALSO. ] I will sell, on TuesJay the 8th day of March next, on tho plantation of Samuel Jetreries. 1 where E. A. McHnniel lived, within the legal ( hours of Sheriff's Sale, about seventy-five bushels corn, more or less, about eight hundred bun- t dies fodder; levied on and to bo sold as the property of E. A. McHaniel under a wnrjant to a seixo crop under lien, at the suit of N Lipscomb. ALSO. I will sell, on Tuesday, the 8th day of March next,on tho plantation ofGeorge Graham, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, one-half of a 1 cncTon"amlTo"he soTd as tTid pfoperfyoTEd- ~ ward Jeter, under a warrant to seize crop under lien, at the suit of J. W. Graham. February the Villi, 1881. H. MACBETH, 8. U. C. J Feb 18 G 3t | Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY ON UNION. 1 " In the Court of Common Pleas. Harriet Rollins, | Plaintiff. j Judgment vi. ^ for Sopbia White, j Foreclosure. Defendant. j BY virtue of an order from the Hon. Thomas Thomson, Judge presiding, at the Court of Common l'lens for Union County, at October Term of Court, 1879, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in March next, within tho legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following described mortgaged lands be longing to Sophia White, to wit: All that certain tract of land, located in Union County, containing 94 6-10 acres, more or less, on branches of Sandy Hun, nud bounded on the North by lands of A. C. While, on the East by lands of A. C. White and T. F. Gault, on the West by lands of James Orr and A. C. While, and on the South by the Pinckney ville road; ~] sold to foreclose a mortgage of Harriet llollins j against Sophia White, J Terms of Sale : { One-half of the purchase money to be paid in I cash, the balince on a credit of twelve months, 1 with interest from the day of sale, ard that the purchaser give b:nd and a mortgage of tlio 1 premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. February 12th, 1881. 11. MACBETH, S. U. C. Feb 18 6 IR f The State of South Carolina ( COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. BY PAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Esq., Probate Judge for Union County. WHEREAS, James Munro, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas, liiitli made ' suit to me to grant him letters of Administrn- J 1 tion on the estate and effects of ZACHAKIAH KOUIKSON, deceased. 1 These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the r said ZACHAKIAH ROBINSON, deceased, that , they be and appear before me, in the court of 1 Probate, to be held at Union on the 25th day of March next after publication hereof, at 11 - o'clock A. M., to show cause if any they have why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and Seal, thla 17lh day of February, Anno Domini 1881, and in the mtik >... .f i-i i awi m j v?i vi ?mio? iuuu iiiuvpwiiucilUl'. r DAVID JOHNSON. J It, Judge of Probate. Feb 18 ~ 0 Ot Application for Homestead. WADDIK H. Johnson and Henry N. Johnson having filed their petition In this Court, praying that the family homo* at end of their father, Henry It Johneon, deceased, and his personal property suhjeel to ex* i emption nnder the homeeteid law of this Slate, be appraised and set off to the children of Said deceased. In compliance therewith, notice is hereby given thai the prayer of aaid petitioners will be granted at the expiration of thirty days | from the date hereof, unless good cause to the contrary be shown* 9 February 17th, 1881. DAVID JOHNSON. JR., i Judge of Probate. Feb 18 9 4t? S' N 'S |< CLEARANCE SALE! ew York Cost ! FOLLOWING GOODS : iderv<ltN, Con?cl?, GIotH RumIiuikI CUITh, J tickings, Bleached and Brown md Calicos, ve goods, I have marked them down regardless h buyers of Town and Country to secure genued not to oarry over goods, if prices will sell d at 20 per Cent. Below New Cost: ^ ongress Gaiters Dress Boots, Gent's Made Clothing, Jeans and Casollars, Undershirts, PockTowels, Napkins, Table Linen. ] intil the Stock is nearly sold out. e disposed of. sitor, whether purchaser or not, at YNN'S POSITE THE UNION HOTEL. iy Piedmont Seminary for Young <3 I.nriicn. 'Q PIEDMONT HOUSE, ] SPA It TAN BU RG, S. 0. A HIGH-CLASS SCHOOL for Young Ladies, recently opened at Sparlnnburg, S. C., and ocatcd in the fuvorito Piedmont House, on Main Street, long known as ono of the most charming Summer Hotels in the "up-country." Its broad piazzas, spacious corridors and airy nppartmcnls afford ample and excellent nccommoda- P ion for a large, first-class Female College. The Picdmout will be found to be a thoroughly jood school and a refined Christian home. Our eachers are competent, our methods excellent combining tho latest improvements in the art >f education) and our facilities for making our pupils thoroughly conversant with the several branches jf Literature. Science, .Mathematics ind Philorogy taught, First Class. Tkbms jka Session or Twenty Weeks : These wip be found as low as nt any school o he saint apndard: 1oaei>, influding fuel, furniture, lights, ctc.?GO Tuition : 'a Collegiate Department (including Latin and French) $25 00 In Intermediate (Giving a sound English training) 20 00 n Primary " 12 50 'oiitingent Fee (for each Department,).. 1 50 Pupils received nt nny lime and charged from P late of entrance. Bills for each session payable half in advance ind balance nt end of first ten weeks. B?Sb_ Send for Circulars and references. Present Session ends June 17th and tho Auumn Session Commences Sept. 12. J. IIENKY IIAGER, A. M. i Principal, g "HWMillllll fl ^JFebruary lOth. 1881^ 061001! O O II! TO THE NEW DRUG STORE ?OF? V J.W. POSEY & BRO., 1710R your Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Fine / Toilet Soap, Fancy Tooth and Hair Brushes, 'erfumery and Fancy nrticles, Braces and Trusics. Field and Garden Seeds, Glass, Puily, 'nints, Oils, Varnishes and l)yo Stuffs, Cigars ind Tobacco, Fine Wines and Liquors, for mcdi:al purposes. Sewing Machine oil a specialty. 1 >hysicians prescript ions accurately compounded, tlnin Street, Opposite Union Hotel, Union, S. C. Jan 28 8 tf Dissolution. rllK co-pnrtnershsliip heretofore existing under (lie firm name of L. II. Jeter & ( o., nt lantuc, wag dissolved by mutual consent on the st Feb , 1ml. All persons indebted to the firm, prior to 1881, ? mist make payment to L. 11. Jeter within thirty lays, or they will find their indebtedness in the J lands of iiu officer for collection. L. 11. JETER & CO. Feb 18 a 41* NOTICE. [S hereby given that thirty days from the dale of this notice, application will be made to ames Muarif, Esq., Clerk of (he-Circuit Court, or Union Couaty, S. C., to Incorporate Fairforst Presbyterian Church, under the Act of the jegislature in such cases made and provided. February 18, 1881. A. D. BLACK, I). (J. STONEV, r. r. iticuutvnLL, P. II. MILLER. Feb 18 G 4t Town Lots for Sale. J rWO raluable I.ots, on Grog Street, in the Town of Unidi, for Snle. Plats can be een by opplying to n. M. & S. 8. STOKES, lteot Estate Agents, ? > NoJeter's How. _ Feb 4 4 it SEWING MACHINES! WE hare an assortment of Machines, which we will sell on farorable forms. We keep he attachments, together willt IMailon, Oils, ^ Jil Cods, Needles, &c .extra. If you want anyhing pertaining to sewing Machines, call on L SHEARS & L'OLTON. r Feb 4 4 tf H Sainuoi N. Stokes. Attorney at Law ant! Notary Public. ? UNION. C. II., S. 0. Special Attention to Collections. s Orrtcs in Jeter's building on Muin Street. yJan 28 3 tf ? H? H. Itawla. C - - -* r Attorney tind Counsellor nt Law. } tjition o. n., b. a, SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS ( Orrios in roar of Court House?rooms for* P merly oocunie i br Wallace A McKissick. f Jrtn 21 2 IJr V f SPECIAL NOTICE. { OHEAP WINTCSt OLOTHlKG I f WE .offer our entire Stock of WINTER f CLOTHING at greatly reduoed prices, to roskfc roonl for Spring Purchases. . J. T. HILL A CO. Jan t lift 1 L OPENING! OHEN and the public generally Ihnt be lias just lh the largest )RY GOODS 3-RAND PAK P. M- C< BEOS leave to annouoco to his Customers returned from the Northern Markets wit STOCK OF I EVER broug: WHICH WILL BE S CONSIST DliESS GOODS IIV ALL 3ASIIMERES, ALPACAS, Brocades of the Newes [IOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, \ND A GREAT MANY OTHER ARTIC. - :< My Bleached an Arc the Cheapest in tho Market. They coi Sheetings, including all tho standard mak< Ihcctings, I would call the attention of i 'rimming Purposes, Fringes, kc. :o: MY CLOTHING IS complete in every particular, and is the lr cop'e of Union County. :< MY HARDWARE, CROCKERY MENTS CAN'T 1] I HAVE AEH< GENT S FURNIS BOOTS SHOES, :o MY BAGGING Will be sold at very Low figures and it will urchasing elsewhere. :o: Samplei j. hciiu sample* to an parts ot the (Jount; oods, and attentive Salesmen arc always rou SHIRTS! S I have taken the agency for the celebrated rhioh arc not surpassed t#r beauty of work F Sept 24 38 T~I ATT LOWEST o X ASSORTMENT I T ALL DEPA LOOK AT O BEFORE PU FOSTER & Oct o 40 co " ."*3 U 4) ? r, ' * >?C?5 2S3 " 8 ^ 2 P3 J?|? S js ? t 3 2^-s *=^2 * 2 * * Eh h I u j { j o -! ^ E r ?r^5^&"<wr ^ ? ^ l^S 5 /*^N [? >H flj h" pa^2 gsj:w , 1-1 J __ M ^ ^ u oS H O^SWfi *P?E i 54 fi0^o?^?a x2 0 tt 55 33 w ^ *S 1 _J a H h ,d S 3 ?2 i3 . hssga ^ 81?t t>o g a ? 5 d HPh fa=j? ?H ? ^5? BBIl i' H S a ' c 3 <? -% p f> fed o Jag* * HT TO UNIOX, OLD VERY CHEAP, riNG OF COLORS AND MAKK8. DELAIXS, SILKS AND SATINS, t Shades and Designs. IIAIR-BRUSIIES, PERFUMERY, SOAP LES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION o: d Brown Goods isist of Pleached and lirown Shirtings and es of Long Cloth's, Pillow Casings and tho Ladies to my Silks and Satins for DEPARTMENT, irgcst and Guest Stock ever exhibited to the >: r AND GROCERY DEPARTIE SURPASSED. O CARPETS. *H1NG GOODS, IIAfS, CAPS, AND TIES, pay the Farmers to give me a call before1 s Sent. y npon application. No trouble to show dy to wait on Customers. iHIRTS! I Liberty and (Told1 Medal unhandr'ncd shirts and durability. \ M. COHEN. tr ' HQ E2 PRICES! J R 1 COMPLETE! RTMENTS. UR GOODS RCHASING WILKINS. If UXIOX COUNTY EtEAL ESTATE AGENCY rllE subscribers bare established an Agency at Union Court Mouse for tlte pd?cfinse ami* kle of nil kinds of Heal Estate itr Union Cemnv y, nud offer their sertices to parties having' .anils, Town Lots, or any other kind' of Kent '.stale for Sale, or who may wish lo plifcAitsS' uch properly in Union County. Our terms will be reasonable, nnd persons? lacing their property in our hands for sale will c charged nothing unless a sale is made. Every effort will be use I, by advertising nnd ersonal correspondence, to make sales. Titles examined nnd Lewis properly drnwm. Office ?? Jstcr'a baildiwg on Main Streef.K. M. STOKES, S. S. STOKES. Jan 14 1 If REAL ESTATE FOR SALE." rllllf.F. fine Stoilding Lots tor sole on Mand Street, Union C". IT. Also a com modiovrs Sfofe Softie near the Court lotrse. Also Eighty Acrid of Valuable Woods lud ibimt 01S0 mils West tff Utrtffh 0. H . Apply to, H. M. ft 8, 8. STORES, Rial Estate Agents, UhRto, 8. C. Jan 14 I tf To Merehfctft* WE Sell J. & P. Coals' Spool tolion at New York I'riera. 2 per (sent, off If ppid iri 10 days, thereby saving fcountry dealers Frdyht mil Initiirantc. J t. HILL & CO., Agents. Jon 21 2 tf