Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. MAllUIIilD, 011BG0B.Y?wt3T. Married, in thiMelhodist ehurch at Jouesvillo, on tho 127(li ult., by Rev. J. II. Zimmerman, Mr. S. It. Or kooky to Mies Asna U. Wtcsr. All of Union County. i-'*V Lilt of Letteri. Remaining in the Post OfTico at Union, S. C. for the week ending May 31, 1883: I-.. Mrs Sallie Foster, James W Parr, Miss Sallie . I Sim*. Miss M A A Walters, Mrs Agncss White, IT?^ 4leld for Pottage?Lisey Joter, Union C. II., I ?. * S* ?* l Persons calling for these letters will plenso | say they are advertised. I JAMES H. GOSS, P. M. f u i i^. L ! !_ ?.. 1- a TV O T I o as . ALL persons having claims against Rev. i Thomas W. Smith, deceased, will ploase I leave the amount of their claims with Mr. Jolln ?. Colton. May *28, 1883. I v MARTHA V. SMITH. Juno 1 22 3t I J. A. WREN'S PHOTrtftRAPR OAT.T.P.PV HAVING fitted up a room in roar of Nicholson's Hall, I am now prepared to tako l pictures in the finest style of Photography, and I invite tbocitizens of Union to give ine a call. As my stay in Uniou will be only (or a limited k tine, those wishing to have pictures taken had k- 'better call 09 soon as possible. A. J. WREN. V June 1 22 4t r nf South Oat uliitii. W COUNTY OF US ION. I) In the Court of Probate. * , J BV DAVID JOIINSON, JR., Esq.. Probato Judgts for Union County. B "TTTIIEREAS. E. U. Wallace hath made suit 1 YY to me to grant him letters of administration on the estate and effects ofT. BOT1IWELL JETER, deceased. These are, therefore, to cittf and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of ihe wnid T. UOTIIWF.LL JETER, deceased, that they be and appear beforo me, in the court of Probate, " to be hold at Union C. II., on the 10th day of |i Jnne next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. M., to show cause, if any they have, why the said \duiinistration should not be granted. , Given under my hand and Seal, this 31st day of May Anno Domini, 1883, and in the 107lh year of American Independence. i DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., t Judge of Probate. June 1 22 2l* 1 iTho State of South Carolina. CO USTY OF UXION. In the Court of Probate. 1 [ \ DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Probate , r Judge for Union County. I | It 7"HERISAS, Jus. 13. Stecdmau hath ( W mado suit to uic to grunt hi ui letters I of administration on the estate and effects of I MRS. EMMA D. HUMPHRIES, deceased. ( Those are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil And singular the kindred and creditors of the said ' MRS. EMMA D. HUMPHRIES, deceased, that 1 they bo and appear before me. in the court of I Probate, to be hold at Union C. II.. on the IGth , jlay of June next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock, A. M.. to show cause,if any they h?ve, -why the said Administration should not he ' granted. Oivcu under ray hand and Seal, this 3lBtday j of May, Anno Domini 1883, and in tho 107lit year of Amerljan Independence. K j . - .. DAVID JOHNSON. JR., 1 - Judge of Probate. I June 1 22 2t* ] Lot Cottoi Prices ' - . i V mx i MnTTIflF : U1V1J VK. Ill U U U 1L U I \\ T)EG leave to remind their | \ ?> friends and customers gen\erally, that thoir Stock is con- i Mantly being replenished to meet ' the large sales of this season, and 1 in i tn the attention of purchasers to their recent arrivals of , MEN'S AND BOY'S : CLOTHING, Ladies Dress Goods, OTTriTin o_^ onufiD, OC*j. - Wc sell.Shoes purchased direct * \ from the Manufacturers, and can "show a fine line of Ladies Custom Wort of good styles and excellent wearing qualities. We have all grades too for Men and Boys. Wk Every pair warranted as repre? sented. H 0:00 THE WHEELER ft WllftflM SEWING MACHINES, for which wc are the Agents for ! this County, declared by the high-, est authorities to be The Beet Sewing Apparatus In the BHjt. WORLD, Wo will sell to approved purHL chasers on accommodating terms. RICE & MC'LURE. WHRL MASTER'S SALES. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OV UN!OX. t Court of Common Pleas. { V. C. Jelcr, as Administrator of J. ?. Jeter, I", deceased, Plaintiff wjninal ] Clara F. Jeter, Daisey E. Jeter, el al t jDefendants. d IN obedience to an order mad3 in the above entitled case, by His Honor W. H. Wallace. ? Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court House 0 door, in the town of Union, withiu the legal ? hours of sale, on the first Monday in June, 1883, n the following described property, to wit: All that certrin tract of land situated in Sanluc Township, Union County, Slate, aforesaid, containing twj> hundred and nine and one thirds acres, tnoie or less, bounded by tircen Food lload. and adjoining the Homestead and 1 Dower of Clara F. Jeter, and lands of Mrs Eu. nice Kleintmng and T. J. Jones. * -j The remainder in the tract of land allotted as Dower to tho defendant Clara F. Jeter after the 1 determination of the life estate of said Clara F. " Jeter, said tract of land situated in Santuo Township, Union County, State aforesaid, con- ? taiuing one hundred and Forty-nine and two 11 thirds acres, more or less bounded by lands of f John A. Kiinl. \Ir? C K Sin?o #!%*? Urtn??ot???i 1 of Mrs. Clara F. Jeter an<l the Green Pond Road. Terms of Sale : One half the purchaso money to be paid on the 1st day of January A. D. 1881, tho onlancc on the 1st day of January A. D. 188o, with interest on both installments from day of sale.? Purchaser to give bond and mortgage of the premises to secure payment of puiutmn'o motrey, and also personal s?y:urity for the payment of first it ttulment. The purchaser shall be let into c posse-f ion upon compliaaco with tho terms of 1 sale^it d production of Masters deed, and shall t have the rents, issues and profits from crops ou ( the land for tho current year, after payment of f any expenses that may have been incurred by the defendants in tho preparation, planting or cultivating said land. May 10, 1883. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. NOTICE OF ELECTION I O N RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION. Omen or County Commissionkhs, 1 Union, S. C. 0th May, 1882. / WHEREAS a Petition has been filed with the County Commissioners of Union County, signed by a majority cf the freeholders of Ooudeysville Township, of UnioA County, in accordance with the provisions of an Act of tho General Assembly of South Carolina, approved 23d day of December, A. D. ?882, entitled "an Act to renew and amend an Act entitled an Act to incorporate the Union, GafFney City an<l Ruth-* erford Railroad Company, approved March 18th 1878, asking that the question of subscription < or no subscription of tho sum of twenty-five thousand dollars to tho oapital stock of said Company, payable in Bonds of said Township, as provided by said Act, be submitted to the qualified electors of said Township. And further Lhat "the funds realized on said bonds to be ox pended exclusively in tho construction of Baid Railroad within the limits of said Township, on lie most practicable route, crossing l'acolct ltiver ' it any point not exceeding one and one-half miles ibove "Skull Shoals Ford" and Thickety Creek in the vicinity of "Owens Ford." And whereas the said County Commissioners iiave by a resolution of their Board, fixed lie amount proposed to be subscribed, accord ing to t le request of said Petition, at twentyIve thousand dollars, in seven per oeut. Coupon Bonds of said Township; said bonds to bo made payable in equal installments of sixteen, twenty twenty.fcur and twenty-eight years after the late thereof, as provided by said act. ft is hereby ordered. That an election bo held for said purposo, on Saturday, the 23d day of June, next; and that the polls be opened nt the rarious election precincts within the said Town>hip of Goudeysville from 7 o'clock A. M., until G )'clock P. M., of that day, at which election all :lie qualified electors of said Township shall be sntitled to vote ; that tho ballots shall havo writen 'r printed thereon the words "Subscription" >r "No Subscription." Tlio Managers of tho last general election for g lie election precincts within said Township, are liereby appointed Managers of the eloction heren ordered. Said managers shall make returns ind meet at the Court House of said County tnd count tho votes and declare the result of ' laid election, and certify the same to the Chair man of the Board of County Commissioners of , said County, as provided by law, on before Tuesday, the 26th day of June, A. D. 1888. By order of tho Board. C. C. SARTOR, c. n. c. c. C. GAGE, Clerk. ^ay 11 10 6t J WOOD'S 0D3NTI H E FOR WHITENING and PRESERVING THE TEETH, SEEPING THE BREATH ' PURE AND SWEET AND HARDENING THE GUMS, Formula by DR. T. T. MOORE, | For sale by W. C. FISHER. Dr. J. M. Gibuks, Columbia, 8. C. j Union C. H.. March 9 10 ly T\ TTIO ffl nol> ' "weeping by, go and 1% H I dare before you die, something 1?- 1? , j nuu OUUIIIIIV KJIITO UC* bind to conquer time." $60 a week in your own town. $6 outfit free. No risk. Everything new. Capital not required. Wrs will furnish you everything. Many are making fortunes. Ladies mako as much ns men, and l>oys and girls make great pay. Reader, if you want business at which you can make great pay ail the time, write for particulars to II. Hallktt & Co., Portland, Maine. Peb 23 8 ly Administrator's Notice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of James W. Sartor, deceased, are hereby notified that payments must be made to the ; undersigned immediately ; and all persons hav- ( ing claims against said estate, will present them ' to me, properly attested, as early as possible. .1ampm AllTNim * * Adm'r of James W. Sartor, deo'd. May 25 21 4t UNION HOTEL, QIBBES & RODGER, # UNION, 8. C. TERMS PEll DAT. I W. M. OimtKS. 1 L. N. KOPUER- , r 8?p 8 . ao tf V' ; ' \ t> *' "'# . ' i \J~ a jgQp V*- J 'v* * ' W-' "* A i ,T Auction Sale of Land. BY virtue of a power contained in a certain Mortgage Deed made by James L. Karris o us bearing dnlo February 21st 1877 nqd relorded in llio otlice of tbo Register of Mesne 'onveyauco for Union County, on the Eighth lay of March 1877, in Book 11. No. 2, pages 144, 246 and 340. We will sell at public Aucion ul Union Court House, on Monday June 4th 883, within the legal hours of Sheriff's gales o the highest bidder for Cash, the following [escribed premises to wit: Fifty-five acres of Lr.nd, More or less, boundd by lands of Es, of S. P. Harris, Abraui Gallnan, W. H. S. Harris and others, being the a trie tract heretofore assigned to J. L. llurris s a Homestead. Purchaser to pay for papers. FOSTER & W ILK INS. May 18 20 8t Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to mo directed I will sell before Union Court House loor, on the first Monday in June next, within lie legal hours of Sheriff Sales, the following [escribed property, to wit: Two bales lint cotton nnd about three hundred lushcls cotton seed ; levied on and to be sold, inder a Warrant to seize crop under lien, as the iroperty of Isaac Palmer at the suit of W. M. tnglish, against Isaac Palmer. May 12, 1883. 11. MACBETH, S. U. C. May 18 20 3t Notice to Creditors. Adrnr, of II. T. Gall man, Plaintiff, VI. Kapsy Gallcinn, el al, Defendant*. PURSUANT to order or Honorahl?!. D. W1THERSPOON, presiding Judge of seventh cirtuit, passed March the 2d 1833, all persons laving demands against the estate of II. T. Gallnan, deceased, are required to present and :stablish them before me at my office, on or bcorc tho 1st day of July nest. JAMES MUNllO, Master. March 30 13 3m a 32 YARDS OF ( F O R $ MARK & J to:WE IL 33 YARDS OF C FOR ONE AND ALL OTHER G00I We are receiving our New Sprin, receive every week, which we ofler CALL AND SEE FO. B. M. WlNSTOCK, Manager. March 10 THE UNION FUR BY PORTER UNI O ZV ?O0:C We would respectfully iuforin tlio citizens of Unii PLAIN AND FASHIONS Purchased direct from the Maufacturcrs upon the tell at the LOWEST LIVING PRICES. OUR STOCK C< Lied Room and Parlor Sets, lit What-Nots Tete a-tetes, Plain and Cane seat Chairs, \ud every other article to be found in a first class ! :o:_ ORDERS SO We have anil shall continue to reoeive correct phc if Furniture made, and have secured such terms f [ill nil ordSrs for Furuituro not found in our stock i t little cheaper than individuals could get them by FURNITURE ] We are prepared to repair Furniture of all kinds si reasonable prices. TRY US AND BE CO 1 Feb 23 f SPRING MILLINERY!, 3:o:0 MBS. MARY VINSON ' RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of Union t| that sho has just received a large and 5, ELEGANT STOOK ? OF " SPRING MILLINERY, m ?nd invites an examination of her assortment. p I think my present Stock is more complete und stylish than any Millinery ever, before uruugm iu union, una i am connuenl the Prices were Never Lower. Thanking my patrons for their liberal support J in the past, it will be my constant endeavor to " Jeserve their encouragement in the future. MRS. MARY VINSON. . J April 6 14 if 0 o Surveying I Surveying !! ? H A VINO made Surveying a stuJy-for some " time, I am now prepared to execute it in 1 til of its branches, and I offer my cervices to the publio. All orders left, either at Fostet A AVIl- _ tine' store, or the Times office, will receive prompt attention. C. <!. WHITES IRE. u I April 20 10 tf I * r _ CHARLESTON < ^ PLAIN SLIDE VALVE |g BOILERS, SAW MILLS, GR1 ' . cu GEARING, Steam and Hand .OILS. FILES, and General M Lights and other purposes =>- Automatic Engine in the m Repairs by Competent Wa 1C^ Write for Prices and mention tli May 11 tOOD calico I AT SNDEL'S. L SELL >OOI> CALICO DOLLAR IS IN PROPORTION. g Stock, and will continue to at Rock Bottom Prices. R YOURSELVES. MARK & ENDEL, Proprietors. II 3m NPTTTPF STfVRP JilJLX U J_tlJ UXUXIU & BAILEY,. O. II. ju tliat we are now receiving a large stock of MBLE FURNITURE, i most reasonable terms, which we proposo to i ONS18TS OF idsteads, Mattrasess, "Window Shades, Fancy and Plain Rocking Chairs. Furniture Store. ' | 1 LICIT E D. itographs and Cuts of every pattern and style rora the manufacturers as will cuablo us to n the quickest time and fully as cheap, if not ordering themselves. KEPA It E D . i in the shortest limo and neatest manner, and ffVINOED. PORTER & BAILEY. * . if GOSS & STOKES. TRE INSURANCE AGENTS. nt7"Er having secured tho Agency Tor the Fire VV Insurance Companies formerly represensd by Messrs. J. T. Hill & Co., would inform leir old patrons that we are prepared and will o pleased to renew all their l'olicios, and issue s many new cnes as we can. We represont ir8t-class Companies, none of which have the \ree quarter clnusoin their policies Having had onsiderable experience in tho busii^ss wo are it in tied that, with the Companies wo represent, re can give aoou and sound insurance to our atrons. , m G088 & STOKES. April 18 16 tf A week made at home It* Llm Indus. /y^lrioiu. Best business now before the K I W public. Capital not needed. We will start you. Men, women, boys nd girls wanted everywhere to work for us.? (ow is tbe time. You oan work in spare time, r give your whole time to the business. No ther business will pay you nearly as well. No ne catVffail to make enormous pay, by engaging t once. Costly outfit and 'erras free. Money lade that, easily, and honorably. Address fcci AfCo., Augusta, Mains. Feb 23 * 8 ly Old PnporH for Hnlo. INQUIRE at this offiss. " J ( , a I ?. IROU WORKS & 2 and CUT-OFF ENGINES. MARINE, STA ST MIIiLS, COTTON GINS and PRESSES, I PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOI ill Supplies. HUGHES' AUTOMATIC CIF requiring steady, reliable and economical tarket. Workmen. Charges moderate. QEO- W_ WILLIA1 Is paper. 10 GO AW THE LATEST S JUST EEC ROBERSON & :< WE ARE NOW RECEIVIN SPRING AND S CONSIS1 DreMH (><oods. JIoHicry and GIovck, 1'aruMolM and FaiiH. Neck Wear NovcltleH, The Prettiest Calicoes Ever hccd in Union I N G R O We have a complete Stock uud WJE KEEP FU HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE FO We cannot tell nil tlic pretty and uuvel ?rt?ol< examine our stock. We take pleasure in shot everybody in QUANTITY AND QUALITY AND I IV LO ROBERSO April 6 NEW STORE! w. c. w Has opened up a Stock of Goods in the UNION D11Y GOOD CLOTHING BOOTS AI GROCERIES vV I> CROCKERY, SAD In extra sizes of clothing, Crock I OFFER SPEC and I invite those wishing to purchase any of t) where, as ? I MEAN TO SKI,] It is my purpose to keep a well selected stock will give satisfaction to customers and command ALL I ASK FREE, TO 1 Having taken a situation in Mr. W. C. Wallnci country to call on me when they visit Union, am make their calls pleasant and PROFITABLE. Jan 19 ASHLEY PH( CHARLES SOLUBLE GUANO, highly ammoniated ; DISSOLVED BONE, highest grade; ACID PHOSPHATE, for com ASH ELEMENT, mi GENUINE the GENUINE FLOATS, of highest grade, product SMALL GRAIN SPECIFIC; COTTON AND CORN GROUND 1 Special Formulas mode lo order. Special inducements for cosli orders. 1 * For terms, Illustrated Almanac* and cards Deo '2J * '* .. ' " ' " ? ? M*? iALES ROOKS. .TIONARY and PORTABLE ^ SHAFTING, PULLEYS, COG gg* X7TCTP-S PTT.TTTJfl PAflTTTW/l r-OFF ENGINES, for Electric p power. This is the simplest era H* j=a *?S Sc SOJST, |J Charleston, S. C. p 3m 1> SEE PllING STYLES, EITGD AT GUI MB ALL'S. y G OUR NEW STOCK OF UMMED GOODS, OF White <?oo?1n, Embroidery ami I.necH, All Styles, Men Altoy's lints, Ladies and Gents Shoes of I all Ntyles and bent makes, o: C E R I E S arc constantly receiving additions. a: LL LINES Q* R PLANTATION AN 11 DOMESTIC USES. o: Mt w? ltavo rorrivad, but invito you to coll grill ving our goods, for wo believe we cnn please W PRICES. N & GrRlMBALL. * 14 tf NEW PRICES!! j: ? ALLACE HOTEL Store, consisting of NOTIONS, AND H ATS, . W SHOES, f 13 IIAllDWAHE, iDLERY, &c., &c. o: cry ware anil Children's Hosiery, IAIj HA11GAINS, iosc articles to call on me before purchasing else' L TIIEK AT COST. o: of GOOD GOODS, nnd to sell at such prices o? u liberal share of tho public patronage. IS A TRIAL. W. C. WALLACE, Under Union Hotel. o: ?IIE PIJ1ILIC. ?'s store, I respectfully invite my friends in tho i assure them that every effort shall be made to JOHN FREE. 3 tf 3SPHATE CO: 5TON, S. O, posting ; ide of Floats. for Cotton, Grain and Teas | LEOPOLDS!! ALL KAIN1T, imported direct,front Mines In Germany, and warranted pare j of the Duo Atomiser) COMPOUND f DRIED FISH AND RLOODj ^ GHOUND RAW BONK; H N. 8. LAND PLASTKtlJ '^^81 COTTON SEED MEAT#. ^S8| V M ki.%% t L