Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NEW GOODS ! . SEW STORE! NEW PRICES! RECENT purchases in the Northern Cities enable us to display to buyers a very LARGE AND HANDSOME SELECTION OF SEASONABLE Fall and Winter WOOU8, Adapted (o the Wants and Tastes of this community. We hare full lines of floods in NEW STYLES AND FABRICS FOR LADIES' WEAR WITH TRIMMINGS TO SUIT. Cassimeres, Jeans and Kerseys, FOR MEN AND BOYS. TOGETHER WITH m BOOTS I SHOES, MEN AND BOVS' CLOTHING. HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C., &C. All the above goods we are offering at vcrj low prices, nnd think it would be to the interest ot everybody to look at our stock before buying. ItlCE & MC'LURE Mny 6 18 If FAREWELL TO SUMMER :o: Winter Dry Goods AND NOTIONS, Boots and Shoes, Shirts and Collars, Ladies Neck-wear, Ladies and Gents hand made Shoes, Ladies and Gents Custom-made Shoes, Gents Hats and Clothing, Wooden ware and Tinware, Canned Goods and Crockery, Saddles and Bridles, Hardware and Groceries, Bagging and Ties, American Sewing Machines. In fact, everything, found in a first class store, at prices to defy competition. At REUBEN T. GEE'S. Oct 13 41 3ui Farmers and Others READ THIS! READ THIS!! Till! undersigned begs to call the Attention of the public in general an J the Farmers in particular to the fact that lie is now prepared to GIN COTTON, OIUND CORN, SAW and DRESS LUMBER ON TIIE SHORTEST NOTICE. ^ I have recently Added to my Oin house a fine sett of Osgood's Combination Platform Scales, which enables the farmer to weigh his Cotton in the Wagon, thereby saving much time and trouble. I have two seventy (70) saw gins, turning out a bale in twenty-flve minutes.? (live me a Trial. JACOB RICH. Oot 13 41 2m Railroad Notice. ALL persons are notified not to place upon the Railroad Company's Cotton platform any Cotton not ready for immediate Shipment.? Alt Cotton placed upon said platform in violation of this notice will he thrown off. All shippers of Cotton is required to furnish the Railroad Agent with a Memorandum of the Murk*?numbir of bait* and tlte grot* weight of same, before any receipt will be given. The practice of placing Cotton not ready for immediate shipment upon tha Company's ground will not be allowed in future. A due regard to this notice will save shippers trouble and annoyance. By order of the Superintendent. F. 11. COUNTS. Agt. Oct 13 42 _tf ^ Notice to Creditors. TJURRUANT to order of Honorable W. II. Wallace, presiding Judge of seventh oircuit, passed October the 9th, 1882, all persons having demands against the estate of Henry M. Stroup, deceased, are required to present and establish them before me at my office, on or hefore the 1st day of December nest. " . JAMES MUNRO, Clerk end Mutter. Oct13 41 6t Notice to Debtors. A (.L pereons indebted to the old firm of (lee /\ & Humphries mini make immediate setthomenle, ae the huelnme will he wound up 'during the winter. K. T OKK. Survivor Oct I* 41 if FINAL NOTICE. ALI. pereone indebted to the firm of J. T* lli'l tfe Co ere hereby notified tlint pay men' In irquired. All Notee. Aee-iuut*. end other form* of indebted wee* muni he paid before the Ami ley of Uiui-ti-y noit If noi paid i>y that tlnv? they will h> /iluced in the han la of an A? torney fop Collection. Without reeerve. J. T. HILL & Co Oct 0 40 If r : Jy* ' GOODS FORI A FOSTER & ^:c WE are now receiving our n and Winter business, and qualities and prices. Much pains patterns and latest styles of DRESS and we think we can show as fh found in any other Store and at ASTONISHING Our stock of NOTIONS is larg Our Ladies aid Gent's ARE FROM THE We have a li READY MADE CLOTHINI AND A ASSOTiTMENT < which we intend to sell at such pr our customers. Call and Examine for Yourselv ing our Sep 29 3 NEW S UNDER UNI 3:0 I have just opened in the store a large and well selected stock of DRY GOODS BOOT?* Hats, Caps, Clothi: Which I will offer to the people never before known in Ui and be convinced tha Oct 2? CHARLESTON IRON WORKS. ESTABLISHED 1844. MACHINERY AND MIL L S UP PL I E S. LARGEST STOCK IN T1IE SOUTH. PLACE y?,ur oiders with us at manufacturers prices and save Agents Commissions. Parties having machinery to repair will find it to their interest to send us their orders. GEO. W. WILLIAMS, JR.. & CO.. Charleston S. C. Sep 20 80 lm NOTICE TO CREDITORS PURSUANT to order of Honorable W. H Wallace, presiding Judge of seventh circuit, passed the October 4 1882, all persons having demands against the estate of Robert G. Davidson, deceased, are required.to present and establish idem before me at my office, on or before the fifteenth (15th) day of November next. JAMES MUNPO. Clerk and Master. Oct 5 40 fit NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, that Mrs. E .C. Davidson. widow of R. O. Davidson, deceased, has fited her petition jn the office of the Master for Union County praying the assignment of llomes'ead in the properly of her late husband ?real and personal. Monday, the 30ih day rf October is fixed for the hearing of said petition. JAMES MUNRO, Master. Oct G 40 4i FARMS FOR SALE. rnilE farming lands of the estate of the late X Dr. A. W. Thomson on Fair Forest; and uc.tr Went Spring**, Witt be soli! at Union C. tf.; on Saleday In Decccmher next, in lots and on terms to suit purchasers. A more.particular description of tho properly will hereafter be given. T. !$ JETER, Adm'r. 21 270 ACRE OF LAND. For $750. Caah, If Ihc Hole Is made by lnt Norember. TIU8 land lift* 4 miles from Union C. H.. on (he Pinokney Komi, ami is known m the William Ilecknell plsce. Pop further information apply to \. D Spears or J A. Brown. J. 0. MITOMKLL. 2t. LAST OALL Persons insetted to the lute flr< if P. M Fai r St Co., must cm* forward ami settle up After November 10. 1PP5*. all notes anil "ccounts will he placed in the hands of an active officer for collection. FARR& THOMSON Pel 0 40 4t GDAXOtCl A!VOX! ALL perrons indehirtl to us for Otlano wil please remember that we are now prepared to receive the same. Tito ti.ae for payment expi?-*s Noremler 1st. FARR A THOMSON Ag'ts Oct 6 40 4t 'HE PEOPLE! T fWILKINS'. ew Stock of Goods for^the Fall invite an examination of their were taken to select the neatest GOODS. ? - ? 7 a stock in that lino as can be LOW PRICES. ;e and of the most tasty styles. I BOOTS AND SHOES. BEST MAKERS. arge stock of 5 ! HATS AND CAPS ! k NICE >f HARDWARE, ices as shall insure satisfaction to es. We take Pleasure in ShowGoods. FOSTER & WILKINS. 9 if STORE [ON HOTEL. room under the Union Hotel, a 3, NOTIONS, *I> SHOKS, Qg and Groceries, of Union and Vicinity at prices tiion. Call and examine, t what I say is true. D. ASHMORE DAVIS. 42 ly TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUIACTURERS. FOR HALK, THE MURPHY'S MILL PROPERTY, WITH BETWEEX SOU aiul OOO ACRES OF GOOD COTTON LAND ATTACH LI). ALSO TWO Of THE FINEST WATER POWERS IN THE STATE. A Corn Mill and Cotton Gin arc now runniiiK on it and doing a good bnsi.cOMS. TJ1IS properly is situated aboi^t G miles West of Union C. II., S. C., on the Spartanburg and Unioo Kniltond. and hns every naiurnl advantage for a Cotton Factory, or a Cotton seed oil Mill, being in the centre of a fiine cotton growing section, nnd its water power is sufficient to drive almost any amount of machiney. Terms Accommodating, and made known to persons wishing purchase, on application to fiv. \j. r. MUlU'HY. S Union C. H., S. C. Sep 20 oO If The State of South Carolina. co c nty of union. In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR.. Esq., Probate Judge (or Union County. WHEREAS, I. M. Peeler bath made suit lo me to grant him letters of administration on the estate and effects of A. J. Peeler, deceased. These arc, therefore, to cite and ndm inish nil and singular the kindred nnd creditors of the said A. J PEELER, deceased, that they ho nnd appear beforo me, in the court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., on the 24th day of October next nfter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. M., to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Uiven under my hand nnd Seal, thisOth day of October Anno Domini, 1882, nnd in the 107th year of American Independence. DAVID JOHNSON, JR., .111it~r i>?v-. ?r?Mgv V* 1 I UUIIIC. Got G ifl. . 'it ,t FOR NALE, A VALUABLE RESIDENCE, with 112 Acres of Land Attached, AT UNION c. H. THE building contains eight good rooms, and on the premises is ft good Weil of Water, a good Barn and stable and a flourishing Orchard of excellent Fruit. It is a convenient and most desirable place to live at. als >. A Large Brick Store House, on Main Street, In the most business part of the town, convenient to the Kailroad Depot, measuring 120 feet by 22 feet. TERMS ACCOMMODATING. Apply to A. D. SPEAKS, or GEO. MUNIIO, at the Bank Sep 22 88 2m Dental Surgeon. Dlt* I#. K. MEADOK. a graduate of the Baltimore Dental College, oilers his professional services to those who mat require Dental Surgery mi any of its branches. Being amply supplied with the best instruments nn>( all modern improved appliances, he feeis safe in sssuring perfect satisfaction. lie will be found in hia office over Dr. Posey A Bro's Drug Store on all dnys except Moudays. Office hours 8 A- M* to 0 P. M. ' Sept 8 80 6m* H. C. MARK. NEW STORE! MARK & ENDEL, lleg leave to inform Ilie Ci an?l attractive Stock of Goods at this place, Kissick, consisting of DUY ( OLOTHINQ FOR MEN, Y Boots and Shoes, Hats and rI Ladies nud Misses Cloaks Ulsters, & Doltui Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods. Guns. Pistols, Jewelry, and in fact all kin All of which they offer as cheap as the cheapest defy competition. Come and see us, ono and all, and w> feel sati custom as wo guarantee satisfaction in every iusti Our Mr. Murk will remain in Union for two wt standing nud as many more as will give us a call Our Slock is in the Store and arriving l>y daily A lift A ft IT Wfc.!.? B. M. WINSTOCK, Manager. Sep 29 I AM NOT NEW S AND I ' -*' New Goods Arrr CALL AND SEE 3! SET IN T] E. M. Wholesale and R MR. TOM ANDREWS IS NOW NC Oct 28 42 ? b: ' u ^ o , w, r J?1 t=rU 0? | ^ ? re ^ &Z3 g> o I * j 35 = 11 &? ^ ? I ^ f \ W5 *S ^ J IS I | W I ? r-t- ?T ^ ? " Q r?^ o> o r g f I ^ " | o| 7J1 )=j cl 5 t>? t3C3 S^3 ? s * t=a L-^J ?' a. t-d ?- W ?-3 t | > O O HH ?o g <y> M *^=H CD 2 Cn CO fc=P E o p | ?| * <y> {* t=J ?=S > ? ^ t=3 A?L-' C-. ? E o, p C/D c H -? . w o < ^ ? ' e ? ? ?L W 5 ?S a o? CQ FRE8I1 GOODS AT MRS. SHOPP UL' S , JUST RECEIVED o?c Preach and Plain Candies. UanncU .Salmon, Sardncs, Oyslcrs. " Fruits and Vegetables. Sn w flake and all other Crackers. Parched CofFeo, Teas, Jellies, Spices. Mackerel, Pickles, Soda. Cigars. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. All kinds of Nuts, Apples, Lemons Raisins, Currants, Citron, Fresh Rrcad nod Cakes. Plucking and Matches. Soap, Starch and SoulT. l*t!~o Or??tn Cttivest*. Toys, and lots of other nice things. CALL AND WVE ME A TRIAL. MRS. M. SlIOPPAUL. Sep 29 39 tf GINS I QINSTi WE are agents for the following rehable Ous?Feeders and Condensers : Wlnttliip, Pratt, Elliott. Prices low?Terms Easy. FAHE & THOMSON. Aug 18 88 tf NOTICE FO>. HOMESTEAD. NOTICE is hereby giren that Mrs. Mary J. Ellis, widow of Jas. E. Ellis, deceased, has tiled her petitiou in the office of the Master for Union County praying the itssigninent of. iioniexicini in tlie property of her lute husband ?rea' and pers nal. JAMES MUNRO, Master. Sept 20 89 4t - "^TTKTIOIN. ALL persons indebted to us, will pletise take notice that their accounts must be settled before the loth day of October next In o<-Jer to save cost. T1IOMA8 J. FITCH, FITCH & LaNUSTON. j Sep 29 90 8t HYMAN ENDEL. NEW GOODS! tizens of Union I lint tliey nre opening a Urge in lower hrick range, not door to Jos. II. Me }001)8, OUTHS AND CHILDREN. Caps, Vniilcw and "V"alincH, 18. ds of goods usually kept in n first class Store. L; liaving facilities for buying Hoods such as will sfied that with our prices we will secute your nice. ;eks, to welcome his old friends of thirty years trains. COME TO ALL, MARK & ENDEL. Proprietors. 3a 3 ni V IN MY TORE, IAVE Ting Every Day. ; FINEST PARLOR IE CITY. ANDREWS, etail Furniture Dealer. >RTH BUYING A FALL STOCK. I ly JAMES H. RODGER, DEALER IN nrAiiPA ^ ? ? Oiuvts AND HARDWARE, GRO C ERIE HATS AND OAFS, BOOTS N D SHOES. Full Linn or COOKING and HEATING STOVES, TINWARE, &c., &c. THE NEW FARMER GIRL COOK STOVE. Nothing further seems necessary to make (he 1 Former Uirl a perfect and beautiful cooking apparatus. It has large Flues and Oven, l'atent Over. Shelf, Swinging Hearth Plate, Deep Ash Pit and Ash Pan Door. The Cross pieces all have cold air braces and the Covers are smooth ard heavy. Largo single Oven Doors, Tin-lined. The largely increased sales of this Stove attest its popularity?Every Stove fully warranted. J. H. RODGER, Union C. If. Dec 0 4R ' A VAIjUAISLE PLANTATION FOR SALE. THE Subscriber?on account of the distance from his residence?would like to dispose of, at private pale, that valuable plantation lying on the Union and Spartanburg public road, foraerly owned by Dr. Winsmith. On the place is a good dwelling house with all the necessary outbuildings. The land is very productive as the growing crop? will show. The trnct contains between seven and eight hundred acres, a large portion of which is heavily timbered. If desired, the place could be divided to suit purchasers. TERMS ACCOMMODATING. Tartics who may desire to look over the place or for further information will please address II. H. MOOIIE, Charlotte, N. C. Sep 15 57 lit LONG LEAF PINE DUMBER FROM LEXINGTON, S. C. \\f n win uenver n? unnm it. Y\ lion between Alston and Union, Lumber at the fallowing rates. Prime Heart *17.50 per 1,000 feet Merchantable 1'2 to 13.50 ?? ? Heavy Timbers 17 " " Leave your rrders with Wm, A. Nicholson, our authorised Agent for Union County. EFORD & WINGARD. Aug IK i)!l 'Jm ~ I XIOX HOTEL, GIBBES & RODGER, UNION, 8. C. TEU3IH ifrtt PER DAY. w. m. oibres. L. N. RODOER. Sep 8 86 rr T. MUNltO JC.W. CULP MEDICAL CARD. THE tinders gned have formed a co-partner ship under the nntne of Munao & Culp for I the purpose of practicing medicine in all it* branches. Office at Oibbes' Drug Store. MUNRO&CULP. Jnu U U Wood ! Wood !! Wood ! !! CORDS of Pino Wood for salo- Applj ARCHIE R. STOKES L or W. E. WHITESIDKS. ] Aug 11 82 tf / fflere to Bnf Pure Medicines, Drugs, Perfumery, Ac-, JW. POSEY & BRO., h?*? on hand and ar? . constantly receiving additions to n Full Line of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnish, Pateut Medicine*, Perfumery, Hair Oils A Variety of Hair Dies <Sc Restorers Tooth and Hair Brushes, FACE POWDERS AND TOILET ARTICLES. Fancy Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Pocket IIooRh, Stationery Lamps of All Kinds, From tlie finest Swinging Ha'.l Lamp to the we? little winey tincy Brass Lamp. Pure Wines and Liquorsf (For Medleal Pttrpo?eH.) Port, Claret and Blackberry Wines, Whiskeys, Brandies and Gin. Crab Apple Vinegar. :o: TOBACCO AND CIGARS. A Frenli Supply of GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, FROM FERRY & Co., SIBLEY AND BUIST. Onion Hetw, &c. :o: To Physicians Wc have a few Hypodermic Syringes and Self-Registering Fever Thermometers. we as& tne Public To call and examine our Stock. Work is our motto, and we ari always ready to wait on customers J W. rOSEY & BRO. Opposite Union Hotel. CLIFFORD SEMINARY. Union, So. Oa. REV. B. O. CLIFFORD. A. M. 1 MRS. M. S. CLIFFORD. , MISS SUSIE 8COF1ELD, | tacu,iyMISS JULIA SCOFIELD, J Permanently Established. Fully Equipped with Maps,Charts, Chemical and Philosophical Aparnlus. Vocal Music, Fancy Needlework, Drawing, Painting and Ornamental work a part of tho regular curse, without extra charge. Expenses less that in otl cr schools of like grade. COURSE OF INSTRUCTION: The Primary anil Academic Departments embrace the studies of the Common Schoi 1, and iu addition. Drawing. Vocal Music, and Needlework. Kindergarten. CO LI.EG I ATE DEl* A UTM EN T. Course in Mathematics?Arithmetic?Robin son's. Algebra?Sanford, Robinson's Geometry' Trigonometry. Mensuration and Surveying (optional.) Course in Languages?Latin, Greek, French. Course in Jlellcs Letlrcs?English Grammar. Analysis of Langunge, Composition nnd Rhetoric, Criticisms, English Literature, Logic, Political Economy, Evidences of Christianity,Psychology, Ethics Course in I'hystcal Science?Natural Philosophy, Botany, Physiology, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology, Zoology. Course in Iftston/?History of England, History of U. 8., History of So. Ca. General History. ART DEPARTMENT, Drawing?Pencil and Crayon; Painting; Wax, Ilair, and Shell work. MUSIC DEPARTMENT, Vocalization, Instrumental?Piano, Organ and Guitar. The above course is fully and faithfully carried out. The puhlic arc invited to visit the Seminary and examine our methods, to inspect the art work which is placed on exhibition at Slate and County Fairs, to be present at the musical concerts where the proficiency of the pupils in Instrumental music is shown, and then judge for themselves as to our work. For further information nddress, REV. B.G.CLIFFORD. Sep 8 30 tf BAY STATE Engines and Boilers! STATIONARY AND PORTABLE Engines and Boilers, FROM Q TO 200 HORSE POWER Variable Cut-off Engines For flOTTON MITjLS. We present in nnotlicr column a certificate from purchasers of the Bay State Engines. Read it,and you will learn I sell the largest Boilers and Best Engines now made. No trouble to keep tip steam with my boilers. All engines and boilers fully warranted. Don't fail to write for rirnilora or,.I ? t i'iivvo uciurc uu^lOgf 1 also furnish SAW MILLSCOMPLETE, CORN AND WHEAT MILLS COMPLETE READY FOR SETTING. THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS. BOSS COTTON, PRESS SOUTHERN STANDARD COTTON PRfcSS. Pratt Gin*, Lumu*' Gin*, Georgia "Centennial" Gin, Itrown Gin*, Mower* and Reaper*, Shafting and Pulley*, Piping, Jet Pump*, fie., J A MEM F. JOII\STO\, Oen'l Agt. for N. C., fl. C. ancl Georgia, C<?1logo S.reer, Charlotte, N. C. July 2H 80 ?..? RELIABLE lnborers who cnn furnish their own siook, for n first clnss nine or ten hftrso I fiitN. Apply at this otllm for iuformniion. if