Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Christmas is Cooing for. to Ei As there will be a demand for forming my customers by recent genuine bargains. In fact, 1 ck would like you to understand this ? BOOTS A? My sto ck is complete, and you can rely ? CLOT / This stock is too large and must be , * *? Homespun Tic! AT PRICES THAT L " i." ? ir^v. Now, if you want a first class Hat, don't fail to lowest I ?? ? ^ ? CLO ^ A BIO STOCK WHICH I \ I HAVE ALSO A FULL STOCK < Sugar, Molasses, Sa ( AND EVERYTHING J OF COURSE IF YOl ? nwrk s jl YOU WILL CALL. MY STOCK IS I V Call and Examlao My Xmi Cups and Sauc J. E. CO Dec 14 ROBERSON & FOR THE LAT1 FALL AND W] milANKING OUR FRIENDS THEIR PAST ] inducements in l)rOHH (iloodn. Hosiery ami Gloves, Umbrellas, Neck Wear NoycIIIvh, Calicoes 4 IN G R 0 We have a complete Stock and i :o tit f v r r o -n tt ff x< u XI JU I X U HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE FOl ROBERSO] April 6 The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Probate Judge for Union County. WHEREAS, S. S. Stokes bath made suit to mo to grant him letters of administra. tion upon the estate and etfects of Nancy Jolly, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all And singular the kindred and creditors of tho said NANCY JOLLY, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., on tho 24th day of December next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock, a. ra., to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 5th day of December, Anno Domini, 188.1, and in tho 108th year of American Independence. DAVID JOHNSON, JR., I Judge of Probate. <i Dec 7 49 2t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jn., Esq., Probate Judge for Union County. WHEREAS, J. It, Ren wick hath made suit to me to grant him letters of administration upon the estate and effects of Jus. E. Reu t wick, deceased. k 'I'Knaa ? - ? ... v., ...vibiuic, iu cue nnu admonish nil Y and singular (he kindred mid creditors of (he ^^iaid JAS. K. 11ENW1CK, deceased, (hat they and appeal before nie in the < ourl of l'robate, ^Fio be tield at Union C. II., on (he 24tli day of December next, after publication hereof, nt 11 o'clock, a. m., to show cause, if any (hey have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 5th day of December, Anno Domini, 188:5, and in the 108th year of American Independence. DAVIl) JOHNSON. JK.t Judge of l'robate. Dec 7 40 2t* ^ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of Itnndal T. Vaughan, deceased, must present them to me, properly attested, on or before the 5th doy of January next. Also, all persons indebted to said estate, iu any way, must make payment to ino oy mat day. THEODORE ML'NKO. A(la>'r Randall T. Vauglinn. Dec 7 40 it SEND FOR PRICE LIST. MoHIree's Jewelry l'olnce, -VI King St, Charleston, K. ('. Largest Stack. Low. ost prices in the South. Repairing a specialty. Semi tnc your watches. 1 and I am Prepared nnrpncrGoods, I take this method of" inpurchases, I'm prepared to offer >n't intend to be undersold, and ??? I fD HHOKS.upon something that will give satisfaction. HITVO. ? reduced and I'm determined to sell. dug' and Jeans, > IS FY COM PETITON. T?. ? sec mine. I've got all the latest styles nt the figures, AlKN. ? VILL OFFER AT COST. 3F 0 ItOCERIES, CONSISTING OF Flour, It ce, Tea, It, BLSE IN THIS LINE. 1 INTEND BUYING KERY = ,ARGE AND MUST BE REDUCED. PrcHcnts, CoiisistiiiK' 01Q iers, Vases, &c. LTON. 50 tf GRIM BALL'S 28T STYLES OF [NTER GOODS. PATRONAGE, WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO Mliifc (>oo(1m, Embroidery and LncoH. All SIjIoh. Men A Hoyn' Hut*. IilHllt'H and GciiIh Slmcs ol all KlylcMaml boat luakon, C E R I E S rre constantly receiving additions. LL LINES Q* l PLANTATION AND DOMESTIC USES. N" & GR1MBALL. 14 _ _ tf B. r. ARTHUR. 8. SI. RICK, JR. NO MnRCUfACUCDO u r r r* r- r* . >,w win. ?fnonc.no nticucu I : SoiBtliinfilongWaiitefl X NUNN'S PATENT BUGGY AXLE TAP. (Patontod Way 22, 1883, by J. W- Nunn, of Kingstroe, South Carolina.) SAVES the trouble and expense of putting washers on buggy axles, and prevents wheels I'rotn rattling and wabbiing. KEEPS grit out ofand grease in the hub. MAKES a buggy run smooth and easy and last longer! EVERYBODY That Owns a lliiKgy or CarrltiKC Slit, a Id line Tlirni. ? HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ? It O K I \ S O X A \ I. I, K \ , CARRIAGE MAKERS, And can he seen and purchased at their shops at $1.(H> per sett of 4. Township rights, in Union County for sale. tum __f A r i * v.. ?? -v>4>uu n^u .1I'.1'j DP.? ARTHUR & RICE, WIGHT OWNERS FOR UNION COUNTV. Nov 30 18 8m Notice of Sale of Personal Property. PURSUANT Jo the order of .Itipge J. II. Hudson, 1 will sell nil the personal property, excepting rho.irx in action, belonging to the estnle of I'cttns W. Chick, deceased, at his late residence in Union county, S. C.. on the fifteenth day of December next. Said property consists of Household and Kitchen Furniture. Dorset, Mules, Agricultural Implements, Carriage, Ruggy, Cotton Seed, &c., kc SARAH E. T. CHICK, As Executrix of the Inst will and testament of l'ettus W. Cluck, dee'd. Dec 7 40 2t I OR SALE, CHEAP. V SMALL lot of Cypress Shingles. Apply to F. II. Counts, at It. It. depot. Dec 7 40 2t AUCr livery Day I^rom ? AT rJ -EYIRGINL To close the business by January raents to open at DanvilJ Now is Yc -? COME AND SEK IE WE I This is a Golden flpjorti Everything Sold to 1 ?_ We mean business and we mean t as it will not pay us to s DO NOT LET THIS 0! Give Un n Call and be Convinced t We WiiMt Sell Hie C2? Respectfully, W. W. Dec 14 5 i: FACTS FOR 1 ? WE HATE The largest stock of Clothing, The largest stock of Woolens, The largest Stock of Staple Goo The largest stock of Dress Goc The largest stock of Hosiery a The largest stock of Boots and The largest stock ol Cioaks, SI The largest stock of Ilardv To Be Four All of which we will sell at prices can be bought in this market. -? ALL GOODS GUARANTI 4 These are Facts that We ar Who Will Gii FOSTER & LeaflmgDrui Store. Wc respect fully inform die public that we have on hand a full line of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Non-Secret Prescriptions of all Kinds, in Abundance, LAMPS TO SUIT EVERYBODY, Cologne, Face Powder and Toilet Articles too Tedious to Mention, DIAMOND DYES, ALL COLORS, TOBACCO ? OF MX C RADIX, AND TDK ? F i n e h t C i ga i'H In Town. Last but not least, a tine line of LADIES PLUSH DRESSING OASES, ? an n ? 31 IT S I C II O X K JS , Such as have never been brought to this town before. Wc won't ask you to take our word for it, hut call and sec for yourselves, before buying, as we will sell to suit the titnrs ,J. W. POSEY A ItltO. Dec. 7 40 -it Tho H olirtn/c OltO t . aav nvKMUjg u \J VUllllliy ? AND ? Now is the Time to Prepare for Tliem. FINEST V AHIKTV OK TROPICAL FRUITS IN THE MARKET. Fresh Cargoes Every week. Bananas, Cocoanuts, Oranges, Malaga Grapes. NORTHERN FRUITS, Apples, Figs, Peanuts Raisins, Nuts, Citron, Currants. Orders filled with dispatch. C. BART & CO., Charleston, S. C. I Oct 26 4ft 6m Notice of Filial Discharge. T) V permission of Hon. David Johnson, Jr., | JJ Ju Ige of Probate for Union county, I will i on the Dili day of January, 1884, make my final return, as administrator of the estate of John P. j Jolly, deceased, ami apply for lettdismis- i sory. All persons having claims against said I estate are notified to present the .i, properly attested, on or before that day, or they will be forever barred, and all persons indebted to the estate must make payment to me by that dav. 8. S. STOKKS." Administrator. Dec 8 40 It li. I<\ HTOltlOi*, ? WITH ? WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH, CHARLOTTE. N. C . will 01 vk m:i:son.\l attkntion to filling all orders sent liim for evrrv class oi DRY GOODS, LADIK8' UNDLKWBAR, CLOAKS, DOLMANS, MILLINKIIY. DUKSSfic., Ac. riON now Till ClirlstmiiN L1IK ? STORE.E10, '84, as we have ij^ade arrangelo v.. nn \r? 11 41 1 uf vii x" V/Mi ui%r j Xf?v? >nr Chance, >OIVT MEAN BUSINESS. inity Do Hot lei it Pass! ;he Highest Bidder! o sell our goods regardless of cost, hip them to Danville. PPORTUNITY PASS. hat We Mean JuhI What We Nnj. >odn at Nome I*riee. JONES Ac SON. 0 tf PHE PEOPLE. = oiv n^vivi> ? ds, >ds, ind CI loves, Shoes, (all solid leather), lawls and other Fancy Goods, rare and Farming Implements id in Union. as low as the same kind of goods K 3ED AS REPRESENTED. e Prepared to Prove to All /e Us a Call. WILK INS. I EST ATE SALE. IN obedience to an order of the Probate Court . of Union County, I will sell on Monday, 171li December, ltWi, at the residence of the late Thos. 1$. Jeter, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following personal properly of the late Thus 1$. Jeter, deceased: HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, ? CONSISTING OF ? Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Safes, Waiters. Cupboards, Knives, Spoons, Forks, Tin Pans, Crockery, Table Linen, Bedding, Hat-rack, Chandeliers. Sideboard, Curtains, and numerous other articles. 2 Buggies and Harness, Horses and Mules. IS or 20 head of tine Cattle. 1 lot \N heat, j 1 lot Flour. 1 lot Fanning Utensils and Wagons. ALSO, At different Farms near the Town of Union, on same date-, 1 will offer for sale, as above, several | lots of Corn Cotton Seed and Farming Utensils; all the property of the late Thcs. B. Jeter, de ceased. TERMS OF SA LE : CASH. E. K. WALLACE, Ailni'r. Union, S. C.. Nov. 30, 4ft 3t. FOR SALE, SPLENDID FAHM, ABOUT \\<t MILES FKOM UNION ('. II. iWILL offer for sale, on sales day in January. if not sold at private sale before, the very desirable farm on wbicli 1 now live, 1A miles from Union. CONTAINING 153 ACHES, 00 acres in cultivation, | 7 acres in fine bottom land. | The rest in splendid original forest timber? j oak. pine and hickory. A GOOD DWELLING, Stables and fodder house. This farm is on the Spartanburg road, adjoining lands of T. J. Harris, J. (J. Sinclair, li. 1>. Cuip and others. Torm? n(' S"l-> I ' One lialf cnsh ; lite balance on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser lo giv? Iionil and mortgage to secure the balance, and lo pay for papers. J. W. SINCLAIR. Dec. 7 40 4t PATENTS I Wt'NN A CO., of the 8rrFNTtriC AMrmicAv, rontliiuo to art n* Solicitors for I'ntonts, Caveats. TradO Marks, Copyrights, for llio United State*. (.'annita, Foulnnd, franco, Uerniany, otc. Hand It ok shout lMtcnt.s sent freo. Thirty-seven jours" experience. Patents obtained throiteli MUNN A CO sr noticed In ttio WIKNTiriC A MKUK'AN. the larK'-d. I c-t, and mod widely circulated relentItlc paper, f.t./ia year. Weekly, rplondId encravlnya and Info.,-iintr Informatlon. Specimen ropy of t ho Helen! itie Anicrleun sent free. Address MUNN A CO.. J-, IKNIUIU Ajieiucan Office, 2hl liroodway, New York. BRICK FOR SALE. I ki ll i I?rick, just burntd, for sale. >vf-)?'/l/U F.nquirc at ibe Times oilice or of In. S. S STOKLS. RICE & Extend a General Invitation to to Examine, Before Making T GENERAL STOCK I Without enumerating lo cles, we wish it under convince all who gr propose to sell A as low as tin | hly L The stock being too large to customers will please ask I Jan 1883 1 FLYN N!" Throws Down the Gauntlet to all Comp< This is no humbug advertisement, hut it mc.v Number One, go where joii can go LOUK TO YOUR And bear in mind (list that 1 am selli GREAT SLAI lias now commenced in earnest, and the mercht lowing prices must go out of the rncc nnd no !o forts for a place arc fruitless. Head carefully i be sold at such figures: Forty-five yards of (.'ulico for one dollar ; lit) for one dollar ; '20 yards of splendid Calico for dollar ; 1'2 yards of good checked Homespun fo '2.r> yards Sea Island for one dollar ; *20 yards } SI ; 15 yards very good Hlcaclnng for SI ; 10 yai for SI ; good Kentucky .leans at H, 10. 12$ am per pair: dents' Half Hose, 5 cents per pair ; and 10 cents per yard ; Hamburg Kdging and Irish Trimming, Towels, Doylies. Napkins and 1 coarse and fine Hoots and Shoes, Notions, and < proportionately low. Men's Hoots, $1.60, up to the finest; Hoys' Hoots anil shoes very :hca| which 1 sell ut Manufacturer's cost. MY (STOCK C Is the largest, prettiest, best finished and noali hirer's goods cannot be bought in this State o slaughter is immense. 1 am now selling Men's Throe dollars and seventy-five cents worth $10.00 ; 88 00, worth 812 5ft ; 10.00, w 822 50; 817 50 worth 825.00. A large Those prices are not more than GO cents i else where. 1 sell tiic celebrated *'(?() AS-YOU-l'LtJ thirty cents. This is a rare chance for the lovi viiice i nc mosi crcuiiinus mat ilie noove nrc wcl auy person to take iny word for it, but come ai Oct. PA 41 MARK I RESPECTFU 'TU1L Citizens of Union County that the 1 tions to one of tho largest stocks lowest Prices. Our stock consists of a full FOREIGN AND DO! Largo lot of white and colored woolen got Linen and Towels. AN ENDLESf WOOL AND HA] VKRY T" U li TV I S II I for Ladies and dents. QUILTS AND ULAN CLOTHING FOR MEN, BO Oil COATS, VESTS AND PANTS SI 300 OVERCOATS FROM $2 50 UP Ovoro o a t w f o i* X Our Stock of Hoots and Shoes can't be s up country, and we offer them at mnnulact Cash, at Bankrupt sales. LADIES' AND MISSES AND GENTS' RUBB Ladies', Misses and Gents' Uoisery and (J l'ockot Handkerchiefs. Trunks. Valises, Satchels, Carpet Ha^s prices. Guns. I'isto's, Cartridges. The Lnrjrest and Nobbiest Stock ot" Ha Fjadies' Shawls, and a lot ol" woolen Socl children, very cheap. WK INTEND TO SELL . WE KEKI* THE OKKalNAL :12 VARUS Call and see us. Wo take pleasure in Mr. II. I'.llis Palmer is with us and will poo 1 cheaper than the cheapest. Sept 28 ]\ow Iw rriH? rJ?ifIl TO PAY WHAT YOU OWE. ON EITHER NOTE OK ACCOUNT, TO FOSTER & W ! L K ! M S, And all poisons indebted are requested to do s at once and sav o costs. Nov 4.j tf Oltl PiiptM'M <(?? Sale. a' ,','B ?^ice' McLURE i i all their Friends, Old and New ; Their Purchases Elsewhere, heir OF MERCHANDISE. w prices 011 certain artistood, and will try and re us a call, that wo LL goods in stock ?v can reasonaJ >e sold. fully exhibit on our counters, for what they cannot see. RICE & MCLURE. " FLYNN!! Competitors and Thereby Defies atition ! ns strictly business, and if you would take oar* of t the it.ost goods for (ho lenst money. OffN INTEBEST, ?g out, and going to the far West. The F G-HTER SALE mi mat cannot toe the mark ami sell at the folngcr compete with the iuvincible Leader, as all efthe following prices nnd just think how goods can yards of Calico for one dollar ; 126 yards of Cn'ico ' one dollar ; It! yards checked lloinospun for on* r one dollar ; 80 yards Sea Island for one dollar ; lea Island for one dollar; *20 yards Bleaching for rds good Ticking for $1 ; 12 yards excellent Ticking 1 16 cents per yard : Ladies Hose, good, 6 cents Dress Hoods in l'laids and fancy colors, 6, <>J 8 Inserting Laces, Lace Collars, KulHiug, King and Table Dninnsks , Hats and Caps ; Indies and Uents' >ther goods which were all purchased for Cash, ara : M isscs' Shoes. 76c., up : Ladies Shoes, 60c., up p; Childrm's shoes, 26c., up to the finest grades, )F CLOTHING st fitting in the up country, auil the same mannfacutstdc of Charleston In this linn of goods the suits at six dollars ; $4 75, worth 87'50 ; 86 00, worth orlh 815 00; 812 50, worth 818.00; 15.00 stock of Overcoats at 82 20 nnd upwards. hi the dollar of what the same goods will cost INK" five cent cigar, 4 for ten cents ; 18 for er ot the weed. if the above prices do not cooling out prices, it is not my fault. I do not oak ud lie convinced by seeing for yourself at 1>. C. FLYNN^, Leader of Low Prices. 8m. fcENDEL, LLY INFORM v nave on hand ami are daily receiving: rnldiif Goods ever uttered in thisMarkct, at the I line of KESTIC DRY GOODS. id?, Opera Flannels, Liren and Damask Table 3 VARIETY OF LF WOOL JEANS, CHEAP. r TV (i <> ODS Notions and Underwear. KETH, VERY CHEAP. YS AND YOUTHS, IN SUITS, iFARATE, AT VERY LOW FIGURES ; AND ULSTERS T THE BEST GOODS. ioyw a lid Y outlis. urpasscd in quantity,quality ai d prices, in the urers prices, ns we bought them very low for GENTS' RUBBER SHOES. ANI> ER OVERCOATS. loves. Silk Ties, Neck Wear, Silk and Cotton and Umbrellas, of best quality and at lowest ts, which we offer very cheap. ks. Nubia Caps, &o., lor l/adit-s, Misses and \T ROCK-BOTTOM l'RICES OF flOOD CALICO FOR ONE DOLLAR. showing our (loods. MARK & ENDEL, Proprietors. B M. WINSTOCK, Manager, be glad to see his friends, and will sell the* 29 3a #! SAFE FOR SALE. A No. 4 Muster, ItahniAn Si Co. Safe for JV sale. Apply at this office. Nov. "2-i 47 If o THIS MEANS BUSINESS !! A I.I, those indebted >o me, either by note of Account, tmift cull nnd settle at once, as I cannot give further indulgence. This is the last notice JAMES II. ItOhULR, 11 Nov 9 45 If