The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 07, 1883, Image 3
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' Leasing Drag Store.
, t We respectfully Inform the public that we
* have ou hand a full line of
% Drug^Palcuf Medicines,
Non-Secret Prescriptions of all
Kinds, in Abundanoe,
LAMPS TO 8UIT EVERYBODY,
Cologne, Face Powder and Toilet
Articles too Tedious to Mention,
DIAMOND DYE3, ALL COLORS,
TOBACCO
? OF AM, ORADKS, AND THE ?
Fluent CI g n r h In Town,
Last but not least, a tine line of
LADIES PLUSH DRESSING CASES,
AND
MUSIC BOXES,
Such as have ncer been brought to this town
before.
We won't ask you to take our word for it,
out cull and ace for yourselves, before
buying, as we will sell to suit
the times
J. W. POSEY Ac UllO,
Deo. 7 49 4t
The Holidays are Coming!
. ? Ann ?
Now is the Time to Prepare for Them.
FINEST VARIETY OF TROPICAL FRUITS
IN T11E MARKET.
Fresh Cargoes Every week.
Bananas, Cocoanuts,
Oranges, Malaga Grapes.
NORTHERN FRUITS,
mm Apples, Figs, Peanuts
Raisins, Nats.
Citron, Currants.
Orders filled with dispatch.
C. BART & CO.,
Charleston, S. C.
Oct 20 40 lint
Notice of Final Discharge.
BY permission of Hon. David Johnson, Jr..
Ju lge of Probate for Union county, I will.
^ on the 9lh day of Jnuuary, 1884, make ray finnl
return, as administrator of the estate of John 1*.
Jolly, deceased, and apply for letters disuiissory.
All persons having claims against said
estate are notified to present theja, properly attested,
on or beforo that day, or they will be
forever barred, and nil persons indebted to tho
estate must make payment to me by tlint day.
S. 8. STOKES,
Administrator.
Dec 8 49 4t
B. F. ARTHUR. 8. M. RICK, JR.
NO MORE WASHERS NEEDED!
SoietMiglongWaiM
NUNN'S PATENT BUGGY AXLE
TAP.
(Patented May 22, 1883, by J. W. Nann, of
Kingstree, South Carolina-)
SAVES the trouble and expense of putting
washers on buggy axles, and prevents
wheels from rattling and wabbling.
uRn grit out of a?3~grease inTVeTiub.
MAKES a buggy run smooth and easy and
last longer!
That Owiih a Buggy or Carriage
Should Have One.
? HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ?
ROBINSON A ALLEN,
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
And can bo seen and purchased at their shops,
at $1.00 per sett of 4.
Township rights, in Union County for sale.
?CALL AND SEE US.?
ARTHUR & RICE,
RIGHT OWNERS FOR UNION COUNTY.
Not 30 48 8m
ESTATE SALE.
IN obedience to an order of the Probate Court
of Union County, I will sell on Monday,
17th December, 1888, at the residence of the late
Thos. 13. Jeter, at publio outcry, to the highest
bidder, the following personal property of the
late Thos B. Jeter, deceased:
J* HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CONSISTING Of
Tables, Chairs, Carpets,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
, Safes, Waiters. Cupboards,
Knires, Spoons, Forks, Tin Pans,
t Croekery, Table Linen, Bedding,
Hat-raok. Chandeliers. Sideboard. fWi.tn. I
- -? """ul
o?ud numerous other srtioles.
2 Buggies and Harness, Horses and Mules.
18 or 20 head of fine Cattle.
1 lot Wheat,
1 lot Flour.
1 lot Farming Utensils and Wagons.
ALSO,
At different Farms near the Town of Union, on
same dale, I will offer for salo. as shore, sereral
lots of Corn. Cotton 8eed and Farming Utensils;
ftlI lha nrnnnwl w rPL -- D * *? *
r,vr?vi his imi iuui. i>. jeter. ue
OMWd.
TERMS OF SALE : CASH.
E. R. WALLACE, Adm'r.
Union. 8. C? NorJlO. _4? 3 t.
IMPORTANT SALE.
I WILL offer for sale by publio auction, at my
X residence, R miles above Union court house,
on the Goudeysville road, on
Tuesday, December 11th,
the following very desirable personal property:
800 bushels Corn,
60 bushels Wheat,
1 Cow and Calf.
16 bead of Hogs,
2 N rvgons and Gearing,
1 lot Farming Tools.
Household and Kitohen Furniture.
? JT liAN. MoNEACE.
Nor. 80_ 48_ 2t?
TOWN ORDINANCE.
it ordained by the Town Counoil of Union
a r now assembled,
That tbo firing of pistols, guns, fire crackers,
lb .man candies, torpedoes or other explosive
fire works, is hereby prohibited within the corporate
limits of said town, except on vacant lots
thereof sod 200 yards from all houses.
% Any one violating Ibis ordinance shall be fined
or imprisoned at the discretion of the Couneil.
The above ordinanoe will be enforced, so go vern
yourselves accordingly.
By order of the Connoil.
1 ARCHIE R. 8TOKE8,
Clerk and Treasurer.
St.
MRS. VINSON
WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OP
Fashionable Fall and Winter
MILLINERY,
Which she has just received, and is preparing (o
make up in every style to suit the tastes and
pockets of laiies. in her stock will be found
RIBBONS.
PLUMES FLOWERS,
SILKS. &c..
Of the latest fashion and all styles and prices.
Returning thanks to the ladies of Union for
tho very liberal patronace they have given me.
I respectfully ask a continuance of ?heir favors,
assuring them that my greatest effort will be
to plea'.e them.
CALL OIV MK,
MARY VINSON.
BARGAINS
NOT TO HUNT.
JUST go to B. I-\ R? win* cheap Store, and
there you have them.
ShoeN and Boots
OF ALL STYLES,
Made in the S. C. Penitentiary, which you
can buy,
?r> PER CENT LOWER
than any other shoes in the State, and they are
25 per cent tl?e beat Material.
50 per cent saved
CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES.
Oct. f> 40 tf
SPECTACLES
-ANDEYE..GLANSES
StLF ADJUST^*0, Q
OP ALL STYLES, FOP ALL AGES AND DEFECTED
SIGHTS, AT
R. W. TI|N ^LEY'S.
WANTED. .
Cotton Need ! Cotton Seed ! !
I WILL PAY (15) Fifteen Cents, Cash, per
Bushel for 10,000 Bushels
Sound, Dry Cotton Seed,
delivered to me at 'his place before the first of
next November Will exchange Cotton Seed
Meal for Cotton Seed.
T. J. JONES,
Santuo, S. C.
Oct.' 12. 41 3m.
WANTEDT
Cotton Need ! Cotton See?l!!
**
IWILl PAY (1R) fifteen cents, cash, per
Bushel for 10,000 Bushels
Sound, Dry Cotton Seed,
delivered to mo at this place before the first of
November next. Will exchange Cotton Sted
Meal for Cotton Seed.
G. W. 130NNKR,
Joncsville, S C.
Oot. 12. 41 3m.
NEW GOODSITNEW GOODS!!
OUR Mr. P. M. Cohen has ju?t returned from
the Northern Markets where he has bought
a large and handsome slock of
NoUoiin,
Clotliinir.
HwoIh and Shoes,
Groceries,
Hardware, Ac., Ac.,
Which aro now arriving and will bo sold
exremely low for cash.
P. M. COHEN & Bro.
Sept. 28 38 3m
NEW CASH STORE,
AT
JONESVILLE, S. O.
WE respectfully announce to the people
of Jonesville and surrounding country,
that we are now receiving the largest and prettiest
stock of Ooods ever brought to Jonesville.
Our stock oonsists of every thing usually
kept in a first class Oeneral Merchandise store,
and will be sold at the lowest prices.FOR CASH.
P. M. COHEN & Bro.
Jonesville, 8. C.
Sept. 28 89 3m
W A N T E D.
Cotton Seed ! Cotton Need !!
WE WILL PAY (15) Fifteen Cents, Cssh,
per Bushel for 10,000 Bushels
SOUND, DRY COTTON SEED,
delivered to us at this place before the first of
next November. Will Exchange Cotton Seed
Meal for Cotton Seed.
J. G. RICE & CO.,
Fish Dam. S. C.
Oct. 12. 41 8m.
SOMETHING NEW FOR UNION.
E. F. MANSON
Has just arrived from Beaufort, North Carolina,
and gone into the Fish and 0*?i*r Ku?s???.
All who desire
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS
direct from his Fishery should call on him.
He will also keep a full line of Choice Family
Groceries and North Carolina Produce, such as
Cabbages, Onions, Chestnut. and everything
kept in a First Class Green (frooery store.
Bend in your orders, and they shall be promptly
Ailed. You will find his store two doors
above Fitche's old livery stable, in the old MoNeace
bar room building.
E. F. MANBON.
Nov 9 45
WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN to clerk in a store, keep
books and make himself generally useful.
Noue need apply except those who can write a
good, plain hand, is good in figures and oan give
good refereuca as to charaoter, &c.
Address MERCHANT,
4t*. Union. S. C.
. FACTS FOR.
? WE HAYI
The largest stock of Clothing,
The largest stock of Woolens
The largest Stock of Staple Gc
The largest stock of Dress G<
The largest stock of Hosiery
The largest stock of Boots an<
The largest stock ol C.oaks, \
The largest stock of Hare
To Be Fou:
All of which we will sell at price
can be bought in this market.
ALL GOODS GUARANT
These are Facts that We j
Who Will G
FOSTER &
A GLORIOUS 0
Just Stop and Think
DRY GOODS, CLOTHI1
R E M E
? Til A.'
VIRGINI
? AIIE THE
GREAT TUMBLE IN PRICES!
-szJUST
Forty yards Calico, $1.00
Worsted Dress Goods, 7-8
Bleacliings, 5-6, 8 and 10
All Wool Flannels, 15 cei
Blankets from $1.00 per i
Children's Copper Tip I
Misses
Women's
Men's Fine Brogans,
Boy's " "
Men's Boots
-ezLOOK ON
Men's All Wo<
Youth's " "
Children's "
THE LARGEST
LADIES' U]
IJV SOUTH
CARPETS! CARP
Mottinorn ftil fllfttlifl 1
VAJk VAUtilO' 1
Come and See Our Immense !
We Mean to S
Como find Oe
W. W.
CAl
ROBERSON &
FOR THE LAI
FALL AND W
mriANKiNn our vniF.vna ttirir t?aot
L offer Inducements in
DretMt Ooodft,
UoHierjr and Gloves.
UmbrellaM,
Neck Wear Novelties,
Calleoee
IN G R 0
We havo s completo Stock nnd
WE KEEP F1
HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE F
, ROBERSC
April 6
? 7
f|
THE PEOPLE. =
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%
G OTV HANDi
' V*>r- *
>
>ods,
>ods,
and Gloves,
d Shoes, (all solid leather),
Shawls and other Fancy Goods,
Iware and Farming Implements
nd in Union.
?s as low as the same kind of goods
I
^
EED AS REPRESENTED.
ire Prepared to Prove to All
live Us a Call.
WILKINS.
iPPORTUNITY !!
Before You Buy Your
f G, BOOTS AND SHOES.
M BER
X THEA
STORE
t LEADERS. ?
"
OVERWHELMING REDUCTIONS!
LOOK -
, 10 to 25 cents per yard,
cents pat^fltord^ .
its per yartL
)air up.
AG AIN ; n=?
Shoes, 50 cents per pair.
" 60 " " "
t( 75 tc ? a
$1.00 " "
80 " " "
$2.00 . " "
CE MORE:zeil
Suits, $8.00 up.
" 5.00 "
" " 3.00 "
AKSOimff^T OF
tfDERWEAR
CAROLINA.
ETS!! CARPETS!!!
lugs and Crumb Cloths.
Stock. We Mean Business and
ave You Money.
t First Olioioe,
RESPECTFULLY,
JONES & SON,
PROPRIETORS.
Itlj AT
5 GRIMBALL'S
PEST STY EES OP
INTER GOODS
- ??
PATRONAGE, WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
White CJoodn,
Kui broidery and T>aee*,
All Style*, Wen A Hoy*' Hat*.
loMllea and Gcntii Shoe* ot
nil atyleannd beat makea,
>
CERIE8
i are constantly rooming additions.
:o:??1 ??
JLL LINES
OK PLANTATION AND DOMESTIC USES.
)N & GR1MBALL.
XA tf
RICE &
Extend a General Invitation to
to Examine, Before Making
T
GENERAL STOCK
Without enumerating lo
clcs, we wish it under:
convince all who giv
propose to sell A1
as low as the
bly b<
The stock being too large to
customers will please ask
]
Jan 1883 1
~FLYN N!
Throws Down the Gauntlet to all
Compe
This i? no humbug adTcnisemont, but it mc?n
Number One. go where you can get
LOOK TO YOOR
And bear in mind that that I am aellir
G-REAT SLATJ
has now commenced in earnest, and the merchar
lowing prices must go out of the race and no Ion
forts for a place arc fruitless. Read carefully tl
be sold ftt such figures :
Forty-fise yards of Calico for one dollar ; 30 y
for one dollar ; "20 yards of splendid Calico for <
dollar ; 12 yards of good checked Homespun for
'2"> yards Sea Inland for one dollar ; 20 yards Se
SI ; 15 yards *ory good Blenching for SI; 10 yard
for SI ; good Kentucky Jones at 8. 10, 12J and
per pair: Dents' Half Hose, 5 cents per puir ; IJ
and 10 cents per yard ; Hamburg Edging and I
Irish Trimming, Towels, Doylies. Napkins and Tt>
coarse and fine Boots and Shoes, Notions, and ui
| proportionately low. Men's Boots, $1.50, up;
to the finest ; Boys' Boots and shoes very :heap
which I sell at Manufacturer's cost.
MY STOCK O
Is the largest, prettiest, best finished and neatesl
turer's goods cannot be bought in this State out
slaughter is immenso. I am now selling Men's s
Threu dollars and seventy-five cents worth si
?10.00 ; 88 00, worth 812 50 ; 10.00. wot
822 50 ; 817 50 worth 825.00. A Ir.rpo t
Those prices aro not more than GO cents on
elsewhere.
i 1 net) tiin uon.iC-vnrT.ni -'n
?- -?? x*v-i*c?" vw** ubiir
thirty cents. This is n rare chance for tlie lover
vince the most credulous that the ahove are gcllii
any person to take my word for it, but come anil
Oct. 12. 41
MARK &
RESPECTFUI
rpiIK Citizens nf Union County that tbey
JL tions to ono of the largest StOCk6 I
lowest Prices. Our stock consists of a lull
FOREIGN AND DOM
Largo lot of white and colored woolcu good
Linen and Towels.
AN ENDLESS
WOOL AND HAL
VERY (
FURNISHI
for Ladies and Gents. J
QUILTS AND IiLANI
CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOY
OR COATS, VESTS AND PANTS SKI
300 OVERCOATS
FROM $2 50 UP T
Overcoats for 13
Our Stock of Hoots and Shoos can't ho su
up-country, and we offer them at manufactu
Cash, it Hankrupt sales.
LADIES' AND MISSES AND
GENTS' RUBBE
Ladies'. Misses and Gents' Hoiscry and Glo
Pocket Handkerchiefs.
Trunks, Valises, Satchels, Carpet Hags a
prices.
Guns, Pisto's, Cartridges.
The Largest and Nobbiest Stock of Hats
Tifirlioa' SKniula orwl a a!' ataalon
children, very cheap.
WE INTEND TO SELL A
WE KEEP TIIE ORIGINAL JV2 YARDS 0
Call and sco us. We take pleasure in st
Mr. R. Ellis Palmer is with us and will 1
pood cheaper than the choapest.
Sept 28 i
Now Iw The Time
TO PAY WHAT YOU OWE. ON EITHER
NOTE OR ACCOUNT. TO
F08TER & WILKINS,
And all peisons indebted Are requested to do so
At once and ittn costs.
Nov 9 4f> If
Oltl PnporM lor Halo.
^INQUIRE at this office.
McLURE
all their Friends, Old and New*
Their Purchases Elsewhere,
heir
OF MERCHANDISE.
???
iv prices on certain artistood,
and will try and
e us a call, that we
LL goods in stock
y can reason ae
sold.
fully exhibit on our counters,
for what they cannot see.
LUCE & MCLURE.
F.LYNN!! "
Competitors and Thereby Defies
tition I
s strictly business, and if you would take care of
the n.ost goods for the least money.
OWN INTEREST,
ig out, and going to the far West. Hie
"GHTER SALE
it that cannot too the mark and sell at the folger
compete with the invincible Ltndtr, as all efle
following prices and just think how goods can
ards of Calico for one dollar ; 25 yards of Ca'ico
ine dollar; 16 yards checked Homespun fur one
one dollar ; 30 yards Sea Island for one dollar ;
a Island for one dollar; 20 yards ltleaching for
Is good Ticking for $1 : 12 yards excellent Ticking
15 cents per yard : Ladies Hose, good. 5 cents
ess floods in l'laids and fancy colors. 5. 0} K
nserting Laoes, Lace Collars, Ruffling, King and
hie Damasks , Hats and Caps ; Ladies and Cents'
her goods which were all purchased for Cash, are
Misses' Shoes, 75c., up : Ladies Shoes, 50c., up
; Children's shoes, 25c., up to the finest grades,
F CLOTHING
? fitting in the up country, and the same manufac.r
ni ?? ?? * -
i?iuc in vinnnesion in tnis line of goods the
uitH At
x dollars ; 84 75, worth S7T>0 ; $G 00, worth
th 815 00; 812 50, worth 818.00; 15.00
dock of Ovcrconts at 82 20 and upwards,
the dollar of what the same goods will cost
iE'' five cent cigAr, 4 for ten cents ; 13 for ot
the weed. If the shore prices do not conig
out prices, it is not my fault. 1 do not ask
1 he oonvinecd by seeing for yourself at
I>. o. FLYNIN'S,
Leader of Low Prices.
tfm.
; ENDEL,
jLY inform
have on hand and are daily receiving addif
Goods over offered in thisMarkct, at the
line of
ESTIC DRY GOODS.
Is, Opera Flannels, Lircn and Damask Table
variety op
<F WOOL JEANS,
;iieap.
NO OO O 1> ^
totion? and ITndnrwonr
CET?,VEIIY CHEAP.
s and youths, in suits,
KARATE, AT VERY LOW FIGURES
AND ULSTERS
0 THE BEST G00D8.
!oy? a 11 d Vou tlis.
rpassed in quantity, quality and prices, in tho
rers prices, as we bought them very low for
gents' rubber shoes, and
;r overcoats.
ves. Silk Ties, Neck Woar, Silk and Lottoo
nd Umbrellas, of best quality and at lowest
. which we offer very cheap.
i, Nubia Caps, &c., for Ladies, Misses and
T ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES
P ROOD CALICO FOR ONE DOLLAR.
lowing our Goods.
MARK & EN DEL, Proprietors.
B M.WIN8TOCK, Manager,
tic glad to seo his friends, and will sell then
19 3 to
1" SAFE FOR SALE.
I
A No. 4 Mosler, linhmnn & Co. Safe for
nale. Apply at this office.
Nov. '28 47_ i f
THIS MEANS BUSINESS!!
ALL those indebted to me, cither l>y note or
Account. mv*l cull nnd nettle nt or. tin 1 <
cannot give further indulgence. Thin in tlief
ant notice. JAMKS II. RODQLIt.
| Not 9 46 c#