Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ItCE&McLURE receiving their new Stock of ring aid Sinner pOODS. 1 ^ iffe stock, both in quantity and ! lity, is an unusually attractive , to which we respectfully call attention of the public geney OREST GOODS, Vhile we do not propose to sell )ds at Bankrupt prices, we jjponvilice those who give us 11 that they can buy Goods Bus as cheap as in any store I A T Ve have not only bought at;tive Goods, but when putting m upon our Counters, we have A > "* /*nHA 4- /~V / % ??1 r i L/\?v? <-*4 |u;n jjiiuu utile iu liwuiv 111U111 ill [YING PRICES. ! WIN G MACHINES. Vc arc also Agents for the popr "New Wheeler & Wilson /ing Machines," so well known light running and durability, icli we propose to sell to good ting customers 011 accommofng Terms. ft ^ICE & McLTJRE. K-v Wor Foreclosure of Mortgage. I_ Oi_i. n cv ii n 1 otitic oi ooulii uaronna. CO UN TV OF UA'IOX. of Common Picas. Dunn. Plaintiff } aaatnst | Judgment for HMH^^^^hmias J. Harris, Henry L. } Foreclosure of H|^^^^^Hind William Munro, I Murlgage. Defnulanta. J j^Kj^^H^Hhcdimcc to nn order in 1 lie above slated fur foreclosure of a tnorlgage, from -Willi am II. Wallace, Judge presiding it Unil Court House for Union County, in tbe '-' nr^f Omnmn 1'leas, at October term, 188*2, J will ell before Union (^}iirt House door, on ^ 'lie t'irA M mday in May next, within the legal Si'- hours ?f Sberitr sales, the following described njorrp(l^*ed tract of land, to wit: ?s'ix?y Mirec acres, inorc or less, it being n part : - "f ( Pt'jj ojj.e hundred and twcuty-ninc acre tract, i known as tb," "'x & Harris tract, descrilicd in atores-,,.] \Judgment, situate in Union County anil Slate aioresaid, bounded on the West by ihe Spartanburg and Union Itailroad, North by lauds of John McNcacc, Mast by lands of '1'. J. llarrbwind South by J. T. Hill, anil to bo sold as the property of Thomas J. Harris, under the Judgment for foreclosure of I'hilip Dunn, plaintiff. againstJThomas J. Harris, Henry L. Goss and Williaui Munro defendants. It. M.fCBKTH, S. U. C. April 20 lt? .It nirnTirn mtt t Timmr i anuntr miLLiwr.ni:, 3:?:3 MRS. MARY VINSON I> ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of Union A; that she lias just veceived a large and ELEGANT STOCK 1- ... spring Millinery, and invites an examination of her assortment. t 1 t Slillk IUV nroonnl L ri?A*n nnmull.tn j f"vwvw* vv|* ,o ,,,v'v vw,"r",v and stylish than any Millinery ever before Hf l)rouglit to Union, and I inn confident the Prices were Never Lower. RB Thanking my patrons for their libernl support in the past, it will be my constant endeavor to deserve their encouragement in the future. I MRS. MARY VINSON. [ April 0 II .f f The State of South Carolina. I COUXTV OF US!ox. I In tlie Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Us.,., Probate Judge f ir Union County. tlTIII'lllKAS, James Muuro, Cicrk of the if Court, bail) made suit to ma to grant liiin letters of a lm:.iii.-tration in llie estate and effects of I \S. W. SARTOR, deceased. These are, therefore, < ? cite and admonish all ' ami singular the kindred end creditors of the j saiii J AS. W. SARTOR, deceased, that they be | and appear before me, in the court of Probate to j be held at Union P. II., on the IOth day of May ccxt after publication hereof, at II o'clock A. i M., to show cause, if any they have, why the i sai l Administration should not lie granted. Given irodcr my hand and Seal, tins otli day of : April Anno Dotuini, 18KJ, and in tlit* 107th year of Ameriean Independence. DAVID JOHNSON. .11!.. Judge of Probate. April (i II 7t * JOHN L. YOUNG i y i l 10 t\ a i in i<: i<: is AND SURVEYOR TJ itaoit C, II. Orders fur surveying lefi ul my residence nr I lie Times office, during my absence, WtJI receive prompt nllenliuu. (Ulicc next door tu J. Hunter & (Vs. April 1 } 1 j If ( > C > A I> THE LATEST S JUST E E C ROI3ERSON & WE ARE NOW RECEIVM cmr>t\tn * vtt\ o orninur ain.l> c corssis'j Wrens C.nodH. Hosiery and Olovcs, Parasols and Faun. Xook Wear Novell lea. The Prettiest Falleoes Ever Hecu in Union IN G R O We have a complete Stock uuil WE KEEP FU HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE FO We cannot tell all the pretty aud novel articli examine our stock. We take pleasure iu sho\ everybody in QUANTITY AND QUALITY A IV I) I N 1. O ROBERSO April G f* w ? O- ^ 9% O 5.? H g.8 O s.8- ~rj Hr S II 5 * oH J'0| < ^ 2 ^ h-3 ^ ^ ~ ?L g. p Kj o?|k 0 23 8 O S ^ w hrj & zn w ^ H g- p-p j a ^ % 5 i be 0 ^ hH < . H JK) v I ^ L F Jo i ? l J2E0 3 fel C ^ ? C W ? P2 = ^ ?. 8 > 0 w > 2s O - t2i ?> TV" < S, 8 S (A w' - w {j ~f' TJl s O a H '7: t-1 2 s O 4 % h-3 H 8 <# ? r?: sr ^ f_P THE UNION FU BY PORTER TJ TV I c> : We would respectfully inform tlie citizens of PLAIN AND FASHIO Purchased direct from the Man fact nrcrs upou sell at tho LOWEST LIVING PUlOES. OUR STOCK lied lloom ami Parlor Scis, What-Nols Tete-a-tetes. Vlain and Cane neat Chairs, And every oilier article to be found in a first cli o ii i> 1: it s s We have and shall continue to receive correct of Furniture made, and have secured such ten till all orders for Furniture not f?und in our stoi a little cheaper than individuals could get them F U 11 X I T U It K We are prepared to repair Furniture of all ki at reasonable prices. TRY TJS AND BI3 C Feb 23 GOSS & STOKES. FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. A TIT11, having secured the Agency for the l ire T V Insurance Companies formerly represented by Messrs. J. T. Hill & Co., would inform their old patrons that we are prepared and will he pleased to renew all their Policies, and issue as many new enrs as we can. We represent vinst class Companies, none of which have the three f/U'irtrr clause in their policies Having had considerable experience in the business wo are satisfied that, with the Comnanies we rei.iesei.i \v( chii give nnil Mir .t? insurance to our I ml rons. tiOSS Si STOKi:s. April IIA if Notice tf Final Discharge. 1) Y permission of Hon. Duviil Johnson, Jr., J Judge of i'rolmlc for Union County, 1 v.ill on the oth day of May next, make my tinal Return as Ailininisliator of the estate of Mrs. Klr/.a K. Met'rackin, ilceenseil, ninl apply for Letters Dismissory. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present them, properly at teste.I. on or helorc that date or they will he forever barred. W. II. t'MKTllN. Administrator. A pril (J II 5t - 1 - i i" i> E: E PRING STYLES, EIVES AT GRIMBALL'S. o: :in nun urui ornnv nr iu uun ntfi oiuuivur iUMMEU GOODS, FirVG OF While OooiIk, Embroidery auil Lnei'N, All Stylets Neil ?V Hoy's Hals, Ladies an<l (ileitis KIiocm or all Mtyle?aiid best makes, o: C E R I E S are constantly receiving additiuus. i o: , LL LINES OF 11 PLANTATION AND DOMESTIC USES. o: us we have received, but invilc you to call and ving our goods, for we believe we cun please W P 11 I C E S . N & GR1MBALL. 14 tf ' I H : CD ' ! s <! hH I I . jg n a ; ! ?, ?d S K * jolj r ? ^ ^ $ s I &1 H 3 ^ cro 11 ? ) ?3= ^ ^ M lis >-i 5 I Z ~ c* 3 ta 1 ? H ? s H H ^3 ' ? o- H hh HH ? td J ^ B HH gi H ^ 1 tfe^ ? RNITURE STORE & RATT.F.V X O. H. 0:3 Union that we are now receiving a large stock of NABLE FURNITURE, the most reasonable terms, which we propose to CONSISTS OF jBedsteads, Mnttrnscss, Window Shades, Fancy and Plain Hocking Chairs, iss Furniture Store. O MCI T 1:1) . I photographs ami (hits of every pattern and style ns from the manufacturers as will enable us to i"k in the quickest time and fully as cheap, if not by or iering themselves. K i: 1* A R E I) . mis in the shortest time and neatest manner, and > JONVINCED. PORTER & BAILEY. 8 If Notice to Creditors. Adinr, of II. T. Onllinan, I'luintijf, vs. linpsy Gallia an, ft al, Itrfemlunts. i> I * l?S I" A NT ii> order i?f Honorable I. I). \Y IT IIKKKI'OttN, presiding Judge of seventh cirj cuit, passc-1 March I lie 'Jd 1SSJ, all persons having ilemanils against the estate of II T. Oall| man. deceased, are rct{iiircd to present and | estaldisli llieni before me at my ofTiee, on or l?e- i 1 fore tlic 1st day of July next. JAM MS MUX HO. Master. M >i rrli !!() 1 ! ' ' ONI fiiki: lo nil it | >itlloaii taf^n^^cwP loineni of lant year without oraerfDR' If. It contains atioiit 17f> |>hki?*, tiiiii HliiHtrutioiKi, prlroc, aeenrmto dCK<'ri|>ttoiiH mill vll|llal>U, ilireettniiH for plantiinr INxi varietiesof Vetretal>lii ami Flower Soiita, 1 lii(ltd, Fruit I rii-H, ? !< . Invaluaiilo to all. ceiwc- I 'ally to Market fl?rileiier?. Send tor It! O. M.FERRY & CO. Detroit MIOH. | ?gBacae? ' miUnsiS" -if-*. *. 1 Treasurer's Tax Notice. IIIEKEUY notify the Tax payers of Union County, that I will open the Hook-* for the collection of the first instalment of Taxes for 1882, on Tuesday May 1st, 188-1. The following is the tax levy. Slate Tax v..4} mills County l^x. ~M " Special Tax . p . 5 " School Tax ?*H\- ?2 Total Tax Levy ?U\ Toll Tax ....17. $1 ^APPOINTMENTS : Sarratt's Store May 1. Goudeysviile - " 2. Wilkiusville - " 3. Draytonville " 4. Timber Kidge " 5. Littlejohn & JefTories' Store " 7. Glan'lyburg Mills " 8. Kelly's Steatn Mill " 9. W. A. Moo: head's Store " 10. Santuo " 11. Fish Dain " 12. Goshen Hill " 14. Cross Keys " Id. Rogansville (Robinson's Mill) " 16. Jonesville " 17. From the 18th <f May to theHOth, I will beat my office at Union C. 11. After the 'alter date he boohs will be closed until the 1st of October next. / J. 11. GALLMAN. Treasurer for Unioa County. March 30 13 (it The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OP UNION. Court of Common Pleas. Spencer M. Ttice and Johnl Copy Summons. IV. McI.yre. partners dealing | ihdeY tie fhtii-ntfGePofjlice j For Relief. & Mcl.ure I Plaintiffs [ (Complaint aganst, \ Reuben Gilliam Defendant j Served.) To the Defendant Reuben Gilliam : "VTOU are hereby Summoned and required to JL answer the complaint in this nction. of ivhich a copy is filed in the Clerk's office and to serve a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on the subscriber at his otlice in Union, S. C.. within lwent v davs after the service hereof. xclusive of the tiny of such service ; and if t*ou fnil to answer the complaint within the inic aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will tpply to the Court for the relief demanded in he complaint. Dated March 21, 1830. J. C. WALLACE, J'iutntijl'i Attorney. | "I Jambs Mcnro, | skai. j- Cork. To the Defendant, Reuben (Jillinm : Take notice that the complaint in this action ivns filed in th ? office of tire Clerk of the Court lor L'uion County on March 21, 1883. J. C. WALLACE. J'laintijfa' Attorney. April 20 lb fit Mow is tne lime TO BUY A STOVE JUST RECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS Cooking and Heating Stoves, Which will be sold at llock Bottom Prices. A Good Cook Stove, Complete, with 22 pieces, for $15.00 and upwards. Every Stove Guaranteed CHEAPER THAN EVER HEFORK ?# CALL AND EXAMINE JAMES H. RODGER No* 10 45 tf rt n m n U V/ ? w R. W. TINSLEY'S tnT/rnw. FOR YOUR WATCHES, CLOCKS, ,1UWULLIY. Feb l<? 7 if A week made ill home hy ilie in Ins JW / J trious. business now before the f public, Capital n<>t needed. We will sinrt you. Men, women, boys find girls wonted everywhere lo work for us.-Now is I lie lime. You can work in spare time, or give your whole time to the business. No other business will pay you nearly ?s well. No one can fail to make enormous pay. by engaging nt once. < ostly outfit find terms free. Money made fall, easily, and honorably. Address Tltt'ti \ugiMa, .Maine. Feh id 8 1y - / \ ?- ' 1 - ! i-'A*' I'.J ""Pll - llA* UL -JJLOff GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE! FOSTER & WILKINS'. ,"v:o:'~v W ^ j . WE are now receiving our new Stock of Goods for the Fall and Winter business, and invite an examination of their qualities and prices. Much pains were taken to select the neatest patterns and latest styles of DRESS GOODS, and we think we can show as fine a stock in that lino as can be found in any other Store and at ASTONISHING LOW PRICSE. Our stock of NOTIONS is large and of the most tasty styles. Our Ladies and fat's BOOTS AND SHOKS. ARE FROM THE BEST MAKERS. We have a large stock of READY MADE CLOTHING ! HATS AND CAPS ! AND A NICE ASSOT1T3I1Gj>T or HARDWARE which we intend to sell at such prices as shall insure satisfaction to our customers. Call and Examine for Yourselves. We take Pleasure i Shi ~ ing our Goods. FOSTER & WILKINS. J au 5 1 NEW STORE! NEW PRICES!! W. O. WALLACE Has opened np ft Slock of Goods in the UNION HOTEL Store, consisting of DRY OOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING AND HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, G It O C K RIES IV 1> II A It I> W A It E , CROCKERY, SADDLERY, &c., &c. :o: In extra sizes of clothing, Crockeryware and Children's Hosiery, I OKFHU SPECIAL 1IAHOAINS, and I invite those wishing to purchase any of those articles to cull on me before purchasing elsewhere, as I MlvlX TO SELL, TIII M AT COST. It is my purpose to keep a well selected stock of GOOD GOODS, and to sell at such prices as will give satisfaction to customers and command a liberal share of the public patronage. ALL I ASK IS A TRIAL. W. C. WALLACE, Under Union llotol. :o; FltKIJ, TO TIIE PU1IEIC. Having take* ..situation in Mr. \V. t'. Wallace's store, 1 respectfully invite my friends in tho country to call on me when they visit Union, and assure them that every effort shall be made to make their calls pleasant and 1MIOFITAHLK. JOHN FREE. Jan I'd S! tf 32 YATf.Tts OF norm niT.tnn XT AV IV v V^l \S U -V V XX JL*i X V/ V FOR SI AT MARK & ENOEL'S. ;y; W E W I L L S E L L YARDS OF OOOD CALXCO FOR ONE DOLLAR AND ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. We are receiving our New Spring Stock, and will continue to receive every week, which we offer at Rock Bottom Prices. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. B. M. Wixstock, MARK & ENDEL, Manager. Proprietors. March 1 ? 11 ttm ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO: CHARLESTON, S. C. SOLIUM; GUANO, highly ammoninled; DISSOl.VLD HONK, highest grade; ACID I'llOSI'll ATK, fur composting ; ASI1 KLKMKNT, made of f louts, for Cotton, Grain ninl IVas ; UKNUiNK LF.Ol'OLDSlI ALL KA1NIT, iniportc*?l direct front ilie Mines in Germany, and warranted fore; GKNCINK FLOATS. of liiglie.it grade, roduct of tiie Due Aloini/.er *, SMALL (111 A IN Sl'KCIFIC; COTTON AND CO UN COM l'()L'N D j 0HOUND DIUKD Flsll AND DLOOD; * GI.OUND ii \\V HONK ; N. S. LAND l'LASTKIl; Special Formulas made to order, COTTON SKKD MI'.AL# Special inducements for cash orders. for terms, Illustrated Almanacs and cards address the Cos Dec U- > 1 lint F F R T T T. T 7 FP a I ? ~ ? jl. .a.* jl tua ju Xt KJ i . p Til K CAT A \\ I! \ Oil. MI I.I. COM PAN Y. of Chester, H. (offers f >r ef'.Ie l<? I Ire Planting Cunt muiiiiy a Superior I'ran'I of I'oiion Sce'l Meal for l-'crli'.i/iii" or Sci-ilinjj purposes lor $!.'&.00 pi f i Ion cost :it ilirir mill, Prices eulject to i-lmuge without oolite. QrtET Correspom'cnro Solicited. "Xnfll IVI, i?:!m CATAWBA OIL CO. " .$