The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, January 19, 1883, Image 3
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Sheriff's Sales.
BY virtuo of Sundry Executions to me directed,
I will sell before Union Court House
door, on the first Monday in February next,
within the legal hours of Sheriff sales, the following
described property, to wit:
One tract of land located in Qoudcysville
Township, Union County, Containing one hundred
and fifty acres, more or less, bounded l?y
lauds of Mrs. Nancy Ureer. Nasarath Harnett,
J. T. llrown and Thickety Creek ; levied eu and
to be sold as the property of tho Estate o Ames
1). Byers, deceased, at the suit of Willinui 11.
Hughes, IMiintiff, against Amos D. Byers defendant,
and A. S. Douglass against Amos D.
Byers.
ALSO
Two bales lint cotton, leviod on under warrant
to Seiio crop under Lien as the property of William
Bailey and Lewis Bailey, nt the suit of
l'liilip Dunn against William Batley and Lew's
Bailey.
ALSO
Ouc bale lint cotton levied on as the property
of Wesley Sanders under a warrant to Seize crop
under Lcin, at the suit of Asa^niitli, Trustee,
against Wesley Sanders.
ALSO
I will sell on Tuesday the Gth day of February
next, nt the plantation of Felix Whitlock, in
PinethAw Tnt.n.l,i- TT~:? n
j uiuvii vviiiii/i vriiuin in<]
legal hours of SherifT Stiles, about seven hundred
pounds seed colton, about Seventy-five bushels
cotton seed, about one hundred and fifty bushels
corn, about six hundred bundles fodder, one lot
cotton in the field, supposed to be about 3,000
pounds, as the property of Leonard Porter, and
about 250 pounds seed cotton, about six bushels
cotton seed, about seventy-five bushels corn, and
about seven hundred bundles fodder, ns the
property of Sam Porter, nil levied on and to bo
sold as the property of Leonard Porter nnd Sam
Porter under a warrant to Seize crop under Lein,
at the Suit of R. T. Gee, against Leonard Portei,
Sam Porter and Gillford Porter.
ALSO
I will sell before Union Court House door, on
the first Monday in February next, within the
legal hours of Sheriff sales, one tract of land
located in Union County. Containing nboul two
hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands
of Austin J Taylor, the estate of llalph Lemaster
and theestnte of Anderson Peeler and others ;
levied on, and to be sold as the property of John
M. Lemastcr, nt the suit of A. N. Wood and
ethers against John M. Lemaster.
ALSO
I will sell on Tuesday the Gth day of February
next, at tho plantation of Dr. P. P. Duller, in
Santuc Township, Union County, within tho legal
hours of Sheriff sales, about four thousand
eight hundred pounds scod cotton, about twenty
bushels corn nod about two hundred bundles
fod lcr; levied on nnd to bo sold as the property
\ 0, II. Stokes, O. B. Stokes and M. 8. Stokes,
Her a warrnt to Seize crop under lien, at the
-ait of P. P. Butler against C. II.,Stokes, 0. B.
Stokes and M. S. Stokes.
January 13th 1883.
It. MACBETH, S. U. C.
Jan 10 3 8t
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
F. 0. Jeter, as Administrator, Plaintiff
againet
Clara T. Jeter, Daiscy E. Jeter, el al,
Defendantt.
IN obedience to an order made in the nbovo
entitled case by His Honor W. II. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House
door in the Town of Union, within the legal
hours of sale, on tho first Monday in February
1883, the following described property to wit :
All that certain tract of land lying, being nnd
situate in Santuc Township, Union County, on
the GreenPond Bond, about two miles South of
Santuc Depot, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. A.
Sims, T. J. Jones, J. M. Jeter. Mrs. Eunice
Fleming and others, containing four hundred and
forty-nine acres,?less two hundred and thirtynine
and two-third acres, which has been set
Apart to Mrs. Clara T. Jeter as homestead and
dower.
Terms of Sale :
One-half cash, the balance payable on 1st of
January 1881, with interest from day of sale, to
be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage
of the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Uuion County.
Jan 10 3 3t
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.
I1V DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Probate
Judge for Union County.
WHEREAS, MARTHA N GAGE hath mado
suit to me to grant her letters of administra*
lion on the estate and effects of COL R. J.
GAGE deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
ami singular the kindred and creditors of the
said COL. ROBERT J. GAGE deceased, that
tboy bo and appear before me, in thecourtof Pro
tnic, 10 ue neiu ai unionu. 11., on the *27th day of
January next after publication hereof, at 11
o'clock A. M., to show cause, if any they
lmvo, why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Ulven under my hand and Seal, this 10th day of
January Aino Domini, 1883, and in the
107lh year of American Independence.
DAVID JOHNSON, JR.,
Judge of Probate.
Jan 12 2 2t
J. A. FANT JR., J. II. McKIHSICK, P. E. FANT.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T:iK undersigned have this day, January 1,
1883, formed a Copailnership, under the
firm name of FANT, MoKISSICK & CO., for the
purpose of conducting a Mercantile business in
the town of Union, South Carolina, and respectfully
ask a share of puhiio patronage.
Our business stand is in the store formerly
occupied by J. II. McKissick.
J. A. FANT,
J. II. MoKISSICK,
P. E. FANT.
Jan 5, 1883 1 4t
Y) 0B80 Jl'fi COTT OX1X D COBX
XV FERTILIZER.
ROBSON'S COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE.
k These grades are rich in all the essentialscoaI
stilutlng first-oloss articles, carefully prepared
from best materials. Our long experience in
the trade, together with Prof. SheparJ's analysis,
are guarantees that they are adapted to the
Vknla nf mnniin?M
\ For sale at market rates for cash, time or cotton.
J N. ROBSON A 80N, bB East Bay.
Jan l'J 2 8m
FOR SALE.
COTTON Seed Meal. The beat and cheapest
food for all kinds of stock, and tho clieapest
and best fertiliser on the market. Write
* for pamphlots containing analysis by Dr. C. U.
Shepard, 8talo Chemist, and directions for using
to Charleston Oil Manufacturing Co., '28 Broad
St. Charleston, 8. C.
Dee 8 49 8m
Important.
VALUABLE property for en'e, Applv to,
J. C. 8WVORIIT A CO..
Teak Station, S. C.
Jan 01 3t
NEW STORE! ]
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Hns opened up a Stock of Goods in the UNION Ii
DRY ?OOI>!
CLOTHING j
BOOTS AN
GROCERIES AN
OROOKERY, SAD]
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In extra sizes of clothing, Crocke
I OFFER SPECI
and I invite those wishing to purchase any of the
where, as
I ME.1N TO 8ELI
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II is my purpose to keep a well selected stock o
will give satisfaction to customers and command i
ALL I A S K I
FIIKE, TO T
Having taken a situation in Mr. W. C. Wallace
country to call on me when they visit Union, and
make their calls pleasant and PROFITABLE.
Jan ID
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
AT THE
LITTLE GREEN FRONT.
THE LARGEST STOCK
AND THE
CHOICEST VARIETY
OF GOOD THINGS.
Til AVE just received the largest and choicest
Klfinb nf PAVPV f 1 I? * ii 11* IJ l L'vJ 1 linf 1
DAY GOODS over brought to Union, such as
Fancy Cakes and Crackers,
Dologna Sausago and Cheese,
Dedicated Cocoanut, Cliocolat j,
London Layer Raisins, Currants,
Best Layer Figs. Citron, Dates.
NUTS OF ALL KINDS.
Best Brands of Canned Goods:
Oysters, Sardines, Salmon,
Tomatoes, Corn, Beans,
Peaches, Pears, Quinces, Damsons,
Assorted Jellies and Preserves.
Maccnroni.
Pickles in Jars and Buckets.
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AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES.
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I1V TOYS
I haven very largo assortment, and something
entirely New and Novel.
AN ASSORTMENT OF FIREWORKS.
FANCY GROCERIES:
My stock is very select in this line, to suit all
who wish souiethiog nice and Fresh.
BEST BRANDS OF SMOKING
AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
The following Choice Cigars :
Forest King, Town Talk,
Standard of the World, Pansy.
FRESH OYSTERS
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
\v M n HUM'S
June 30 20 tf
Delinquent Land Sales for
Union County
DELINQUENT ON 1880 DUPLICATE.
E. Laukie, West Bogansville 117 acres
Est of M. I). Coyle, Draytousville 27$ '
David C. Iteid, Qoudcysville 35 ?
Isaac ilughes. Union 20 "
Delinquent on 1881 Duplicate
Est of Asa Dodd. Cross Keys 39 acers
E. L. Kerr, Draytonsvillo 98 "
Est ofC. Patrick Turner 198 '
Jno It Renwick, Goshen Hill 1007
Mrs S. M. Illanton, Goudeysville 41 "
Peyton B. Darwin Sr., 144 "
David C. Reid " 85 '
Elizabeth Jeter, Santuc 50 "
Charles Bolt, Union 9} "
Dan Howard " 47 "
NOTICE is hereby given that the whole of the
several parcels, lots, and parts of lots of
Heal Estate described in the preceding list, or
so much thereof aa will be necessary to pay the
taxes, penalties and assessments charged thereon,
will be sold by the Treasurer of Union
County, South Carolina, at Union Court House,
on Monday the 5tli day of February, 1883, commencing
at 10o'dock, A. M., unless said taxes,
assessmcntaand penalties he paid before that time,
and suoh sale will be continued trom day today,
until allot said parcels and lots and parts of
lota of real estate shall be sold or offered for
sale.
Auditor's office Union S. C. 1
Jan. 10th A. D. 1883, j
JOHN L. YOUNG.
Auditor.
Jan 1*2 2 2t
MRS. MARY VINSON,
HAS received her Fall and winter
stock of
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
Her stock is complete, comprising nil
the latest novelties. Her huts ure Cupid's
Home.
Oct 20 42 tf
A Piano For Sale.
A SECOND hand Piano, in Good repair, for
sale on reasonable terms. Apply to this
office.
3ao 5 1 4t
\ EW PRICES!!
ALLACE
IOTKL Store, consisting of
5*, NOTIONS,
fliND HATS,
D SHOES,
D HARDWARE,
DLERY, &c., &c.
ryware and Children's Hosiery,
AL BARGAINS,
>se articles to call on me before purchasing else.
THEM AT COST.
f GOOD GOODS, and to sell nt such prices as
i liberal share of the publio patronage.
s A TRIAL.
W. C. WALLACE,
Under Union Hotel.
HE PUBLIC.
's store, I respectfully iuvite my friends in the
assure them that every effort shall be made to
JOHN FREE.
3 tf
NEW GOODS!
NEW 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
GOODS,
Adapted to the Wants and Tastes of 1 is
community.
Wo have full lines of Qoods in
NEW STYLES AND FABRICS
FOR LADIES' WEAR
WITH TRIMMINGS TO SUIT.
Cassimeres, Jeans and Kerseys,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
TOGETHER WITH
BOOTS ISOHES,
Bir n a ur% n AiiAt ? ?
rcitn ANU BUYS ULU I HINu.
II I11>WARK,
GROCERIES, &C., &C.
All the above goods we are offering at ver}
low prices, and think it would he to the interest
ot everybody to look at our stock before buying.
RICE & MC'LURE
May G 18 tf
THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING!
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Now Is tlic Time to Prepare for them.
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FINEST VARIETY OF TROPICAL
FRUITS IN THE
MARKET.
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Fresh Cargoes every Week.
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llnnniitiM,
Co<M>auutH,
OrniiyroM,
31alti|(ii ltalsinH,
NORTHERN FRUITS.
Apples, Figs, Peanuts, Raisins, Nuts,
Citron, Currants.
Orders filled with dispatch.
C. BART A C O.,
Charleston.
Oct '20 42 dm
"THE AMERICAN FARMER.'
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milE number fnr ?-?- '
Vvv.>u?vi iu, ui iiii? nme
1 honored Farm journal is tilled willi inter
esting and practical matter, contributed by tlx
hands of experienced and capable cultivators
No department of farm work or farm life it
n 'gleeted-and its coutributors all rank high it
their special ornnclies. For the ladies there ii
a Home Department filled with choice reading
The Farmkr has been in the hands of its pres
cut managotneiu for nearly forty years, and tin
needs of the agricultural community nie tbo,
oughly understood and ministered to. Th<
Faiimkk is published twice a month, and I
clearly printed on fine white paper. The nub
scription price is $1.00 a year, or $1 to olubs o
fire or over. A liberal list of premiums is cl
fered to getters-up of elubs.
SA.H'I, SANDS k SON, Pablinliers,
BALTIMORE.
Deo 20 62 if
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.
rnilE time has arrived when I expect thost
JL whom I have endulged to eall and aeitle
I stand in need of the money and hope a fur
ther delay will not bo asked.
J.E. COLTON.
Jan 12 2
"JUST RECEIVED
AND NOW OPEN
AT
p lur nnuriff?. bpp'c
i. i!u uuniiii a jjilu i)
.
Large and Well
SELECTED STOCK
oir
DRY GOODS,
CLOT H XXV <i,
boots and shoes,
Hats and Caps,
I
GROCERIES, &C.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD,
LOW for CASH.
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Now is the Time
TO BOY A STOVE
JUST RECEIVED
TWO CAR LOADS
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Which will be sold at Rock Bottom
Prices.
. A Good Cook Stove, Complete,
J with 22 pieces, fur $15.00 and
9 upwards.
B Every Stove Guaranteed
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s CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE
CALL AND EXAMINE
jamps M nnnr.rD
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Hot 10 46 tf
Dissolution of Partnership.
j JoNEsvy.i.r. 30"h Dec., 1882.
fllilE partnership heretofore existing between
J_ the undersigned under the f.rin mmc of J.
II, Littlejohn & Co., is dissolve J.
JOHN II. LITTLE'OHN.
J. K. L1NDSEY.
Jan 6 1 4t*
L O O K L
Now is Your Time tc
$5,000 WORTH OF I
BOOTS AND
HATH A>C CL<
TO BE SOLD AT "COS!
VIRGINIA I
To close the busii ess these goods mm
Call early aud get first choice. Every th
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F. C. JONES.
Manager.
Deo *29 62
ASHLEY PH0SP1
CHARLESTON.
SOLUBLE GUANO, highly ainmoniatcd ;
DISSOLVED BONE, highest grade;
ACID PHOSPHATE, for com posting i
ASII ELEMENT, made of Flo:
GENUINE LEOrOLL
the Mines in i
GENUINE FLOATS, of highest grade, product of the Du
SMALL QRAIN SPECIFIC;
COTTON AND CORN COMl'OU
GHOUND DRIED Fl
GROUND
Special Formulas made to order.
Special inducements for cash orders.
For terms, Illustrated Almanacs and cards address tli
Deo '22 61
PACIFIC GUANO
OFFER FOR S>
SOLUBLE PACIF
PACIFIC ACID PI
Those Guanos arc of the highest grade and are ko
testimony of all our customers for the past 15 years, i
and elsewhere will sulstautiatc.
For terms apply to agcuts iu the various towss, o:
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Dee 15 50
GOODS FOR THE
AT
FOSTER &
oc?
WE are now receiving our new St
and Winter business, and invit
([ualities and prices. Mucli pains were
patterns and latest styles of
DRESS G<
and we think we can show as fine a st
found in any other Store and at
ASTONISHING LC
Our stock of NOTIONS is large and
Onr Mies and Gent's BO
ARE FROM THE BES'
We have a large st
READY MADE GOTHING ! H
AND A NICE
A^SOTiTMENT of I
which we intend to sell at such prices as
our customers.
Call and Examine for Yourselves. V
ing our Good
FOS
Si'p 9 39
Boberson & Griiball, B,t
HAVE just filled their store with a on n,e 1
very large Stock of ltciurn i
l'uulk, d
FALL AND WINTER ?<ry .1
estate ni
MERCHANDISE.
Their stock comprises almost everything ?n (
that can be asked fur. All for sale at the
very lowest prices, uatt aua see, and they I ^ec ^
will save your money.
Oct 20 42 tf _
?2
Notice of Final Discharge.
BY permission of lion. David Johnson, Jr., ?CUlor 0
Judge of Probate for Union County, I will, 5^9th
on the 8th day of February next, moke my final having
Return us Administrator of the estate of Gen. 80I'' ",e
latncs Kogcrs, deceased, and apply for Letters dat
Distnissory. All persons having claims against ai,t* '''?
said estate arc notified to preseut them, properly or
attested, on or before that date or they will be
' forever barred, and all persons iudebteda must
pay on or bctne that day. Deo '
H. B. LYONS, Adm'r.
Jan & 1 6t*
Administrator's Notice. F|RJLTmoi
ALL persons having claims agtinst Jhe Es servicos
tate of J. E. Ellis will present them to the gery it
undersigned properly attested, and all persons Beinj
1 owing said Estate will make immediate pay- ments a
nieut. feels sal
A. II. FOSTER. ',#.w
, Bro s
Adot r. oflice h
?1 ot Sepi I
OOKf
) Save Money
)RY GOODS,
SHOES,
OTHING,
t" AT THE
STORE.
stbe sold by Feb. 15, 1883.
ing at New York Cost.
. w. JONES,
Proprietor.
SATE CO :
S. O.
Us, fur Cotton, Grain and IVas ;
SH ALL KAINIT, imported direct from
Germany, and warranted pure ;
c Atomizer;
ND;
ISIL AND RLOOD;
HAW HONE ;
N. 8. LAND PLASTER;
COTTON SEED MEAL.
o Co)
Cm
COMPANY
\LE
IC GUANO
IO SPHATE.
pt so without regard to cost, ns tho
iu this State, Georgia North Carolioa ?
r to
}. II. FllOST & CO., Agents,
Charleston S. 0.
2ut
PEOPLE!
riLKINSL
ock of Goods for the Fall
e an examination of their
taken to select the neatest
30DS,
oek in that line as can bn
)W PRICES.
of the most tasty styles.
I0TS AID SHOES.
r MAKERS.
oek of
ATS AND GAPS!
I
IARDWARE
s shall insure satisfaction t
7 c take Pleasure in She - !TER
& WILKINS
if
)tice of Final Discharge.
srmission of Hon. David Johnson, Jr.'
Ige of Probate for Union County, I will.
2ih day of January next, make my tiual
is Administrator of the eslnte of Uriah
eceascd, and apply for Letters Dismisill
persons having claims against said
e notified to present them, properly
, on or before that date or (hey will bo
bnrred, and all persons indebted must
ir before that day.
I. K. PAULK,
Adm'r Uriah l'nulk.
1 40 5l*
:ecutor's Final Notice.
ICE is hereby given that I will make toy
al return to the Probate Judge, as Exf
JOHN W. PALMER, deceased, on the
ty of January next. That all persons
claims against said deceased must prem
to me, legally approved, on or before
e or else they will be forever I arred,
se owing hisestnle must pay immediately
the oouseqtiences.
I. G. McKlSSICK,
Executor.
>'2 51 51
Dental Surgeon.
L. E. MEADOll, a graduate of the B.il'J*
*e Dental College, offers his professional
i to those who ma) require Dental Buri
any of its branches.
; amply supplied with (no best Instrnnd
all modern improved appliances, lie
To in assuring perfect satisfaction.
ii i'tj iuunu in ms omco over Dr. I'osey
Drug Store on nil Jnya.
oura 8 A- M* to 0 P. M.
8 80 6n?*