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* ' V ? A ( . Christmas is Comiig fouls-Ell f ? As there will be a demand for G g?:, forming my customers by recent ; genuine bargains. In fact, I don would like you to understand this. ? BOOTS A> My to ok is complete, and you can rely up ? CLOTI /This stock is too large and must bo r< J ?~ Homespun Ticki . AT PRICES THAT D? Pr T" ? IIAH Now, if you want a first class Hat, don't fail to set lowest figi A ? OLOA A BIG STOCK WHICH I WI I HAVE ALSO A PULL STOCK OF Sugar, Molasses, I Sal ^ AND EVERYTHING EL OF COURSE IF YOU 1 =CROCB YOU WILL CALL. MY 8T0CK IS LA I r_ __ Call and Examine My Xmai Cups and Sauc< J. E. c 0. Deo 14 ? CALL ROBERSON & FOR TIIE LATE? ' FALL AND WI mHANKINO OUR FRIENDS THEIR PAST P/ inducement* in Dretw Goodfi, 1 Hosiery and Gloves, Umbrellas, Neck Wear Novelties, Calicoes IN G R 0 C We have s complete Stook and an :o:WE KEEP FUI HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE FOR ROBERSOJS April 6 l The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. f Id the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Eaq., Probate Judge for Union Connty. f WHEREAS, 8. S. Stokes bath made suit ^ to me to grant him letters of administra. L tion upon the estate and effects of Nanoy Jolly, deceased. .These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all And singular the kindred and creditors of the said NANCY JOLLY, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. Hon the 24th day of Deoember next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'olock, a. m., to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be Sranted. iven under my hand and seal, this 6th d*v nt December, Anno Domini, 1883, nod in the C 108th yur of American Independence. ' DAVID JOHNSON, JR., w Judge of Probate. > Dec 7 49 J2t_ The State of South Carolina. u COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Probate. - ST DAVID JOHNSON, J?., Esq., Probate ry B Judge for Union County. V TTTHBRBA8, J. R. Renwick hath made suit ^\y to me to grant him letters of administration upon the estate and effects of Jas. E. Ren wick, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ] and singular the kindred and creditors of the aid JAS. E. RENWICK, deceased, that they pe and appear before me in the Court of Probate, A ^Tto be held at Union C. H., on the 24tn day of a) December next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock, a. m., to show cause, if any they hare, why the said Administration should not be granted. < Given under my hand and seal, this 6th dsy of ? December, Anno Domini, 1888, and in the 106th year of American Independence. I 1 DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Judge of Probate. Dae 7 49 Jt? J , ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE I, hmbv jis.n that all parsons ha*- ] ing claims against tbe estate of Randal T, a: Vaughan, deceased, mast preeent them to me, ol Iroperly attested, on or before tba 6th dej of d anuary next. Also, all persone indebted to di said estate, in any way, must make payment to ol ma by that day. THEODORE MONRO. V Adm'r Randall T. Vaughan. B Dae 7 49 4t ? I A REND FOE PRICE LI8T. MoElree's Jewelry Palace, 264 King St, Charleston, 8. C. Largest Stock, Low. est prices in the 8ou<h. Repairing a gpeeialty. Send me your watches. ^ . i I k 1 *> and I am: Prepared TOM}. roods, I take this method of in- 1 purchases, I'm prepared to offer 't intend to be undersold, and 13 SHOES - ion something that will gire satisfaction. Educed and I'm determined to sell. Lug- and Jeans, FY COMPETITON. rs.s mine. 1'to got all the latest styles ot the ores, t lKN. ? LL OFFER AT COST. ' O ROCERIES, CONSISTING OF ^lour, B ce, Tea, t, SE IN THIS LINE. INTEND BUYING [ERY = RGE AND MUST BE REDUCED. 9 ProBcnts, Consisting' 01Q 3rs, Vases, &c. L TOJN . ?0 if AT GRIMBALL'S jT STYLES OF NTER GOODS. iTRONAGE, WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO ~ . ( Vlilte Goods, Embroidery and I.aces, All Styles, Men A Bojh' Hats, LudlCH and Gents Shoes ot i all styles and best makes, E R I E S e constantly receiving additions. : L LINES 0* PLANTATION AND DOMESTIC USES. F & GR1MBALL. 4 tf B. V. ARTHUR. 8. M. B1CB, JR. IU MOREWA8HER8NEEDED! , lometMnilonfiWaiitefl' X ] JUNN'S PATENT BUGGY AXLE TAP. (Patented May 22, 188S, by J. W- Nunn, of 1 Xingatree, South Carolina-) 1 1 ^JAVES Ibe troublo -* ? ..rnno Ul pulling 3 washers on buggy axles, and prevents heels lYom rattling and wabbling. KEEPS grit out ofand grease in the hub. MAKES a buggy run smooth and easy and , ist longer! EVERYBODY , 'hat Owns a Buggy or Carriage Should Use Them. ? HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ? ROBINSON A ALLEN, I CARRIAGE MAKERS, nd can be seen and purchased at their shops J $1.00 per sett of 4. Township rights, in Union County for sale. BA. ?CALL AND SEE US.? LRTHTTR & RICE. RIGHT OWNERS FOR UNION COUNTY. Nev 80 48 8m lotice of Sale of Personal Property. J ?UR8UANT to the order of Jupge J. II. Hud- * son, 1 will sell all the personal property, ^ toepting ehotet in action, belonging to the estate , r Pet 111* w fki.a. J -* S..IW, uroviiea, M dii late resi- ; enoe io Union county, 8. C., on the fifteenth ij of December next. Said property consists r lloueehotd pnd Kitchen Purniture. Horsei, inlee, Agricultural Implements, Carriage, uggy, Cotton Seed, Ac., Ac SARAH E. T. CHICK. ,e Executrix or the Inst will and. teatament of Pettue W. Chick, deo'd. Deo 7 49 2t I OR SALE, CHEAP. A SMALL lot of Cypress Shingles. Apply to 1 \ P. H. Counts, at K. R. depot. ( Dec 7 49 2t I . " AUC Every Day From P . ~ATr 5VIRGINI. To close the business by January merits to open at Danvil Now is Y< COME AND SEE IF WE I This is a Golden Opprti T?i-l-' ri-i-i i jcjvery tiling" DOJLO. 10 We mean business and we mean 1 as it will not pay us to i 4? DO NOT LET THIS 0 Qtve Vfl a Call and be Convinced i We Must Sell the O Respectfully, W. W. Dec 14 I = FACTS FOR ? WE HAVE The largest stock of Clothing, The largest stock of Woolens, The largest Stock of Staple Goc The largest stock of Dress Go< The largest stock of Hosiery j The largest stock of Boots and The largest stock ol Cloaks, S The largest stock of Hardi To Be Foui A.11 of which we will sell at prices can be bought in thic market. ALL GOODS GTJARANT1 These are Facts that We ai Who Will Gi FOSTER & ? THE ? T endinrr Tlmrr ^tnra UUUU1U& UlUg UIU1U. We respectfully inform (ho public that we have on hand a full line of Drags, 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 ALL, ORADK8, ANI> THE ? PinoHt C i g u r h In Town. Last but not least, a fine line of LADIES PLUSH DRESSING OASES, ANl) MUSIC BOXES, ?uoh as have never been brought to this town before. We won't a?k you to take our word for it, but call and see for yourselves, before buying, as we will sell to suit the times J. W. POSEY At llltO. Dee. 7 40 4t The. Holidays are Coming! AND How is the Tine to Prepare for Them. FINEST VARIETY OF TROPICAL FRUITS IV IBID ai t n ? nm ah iiiri Iili\nivtil. Fresh Cargoes Every week, danpnas, Cocoanuts, Oranges, Malaga Grapes. NORTHEKN FRUITS, Apples, Figs, reanuls. Raisins, Nuts, Citron, Currants. Orders filled with dispatch. C. BART & CO., Charleston, S. C. Oct 26 46 6m Notice of Final Discharge. BY permission of Hoo. David Johnson, Jr., Judge of Probate for Unicn county, I will, in the 9th day of January, 1884, make my final 'eturn, as administrator of the estate of John P. lolly, deceased, and apply for letters disuiislory. All persons having claims against said stole are notified to present the*, properly attested, on or before that day. or they will be forever barred, and all parsons indebted to the istate must make payment to me by that day. 8. 8. STOKES, Administrator. Doc 8 49 4t K. F. NTOKKsi ? WITH ? WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH, OHARLOTTB, N. O-, WILL OIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO llling all order* *ent him for every nine* ol DRY OOOD8, LADIES' UNDERWEAR, CLOAKS, DOLMANS, MILLINERY, DRESSko.i. Ao. rioN * ^ow Till Christmiiw rHE ? A. STO^B.^10, '84, as we have i^ade arrangele, Va., on February 1st. ^ _ ; ? Dur Chance, | ft-. )ON'T MEAN BUSINESS inity-Eo Not lei it Pass! the Highest Bidder! > to sell our goods regardless of cost, ship them to Danville^ jifcLPPORTUNITY PASS. that, We Hfcan Just What We 8nr. oods at Nome Price. JONES Ac SON. JO If THE PEOPLE. = ON H^LTVI> ? )ds, ids, md Gloves, Shoes, (all solid leather), hawls and other Fancy Goods, vare and Farming Implements id in Union. 5 as low as the same kind of goods SED AS REPRESENTED. ? re Prepared to Prove to All ve Us a Call. WILKIN S. ESTATE SALE. IN obedience to an order of the Probate Court of Uuion County, I will sell on Monday, 17th December, 1883, at the residence of the late Thos. B. Jeter, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following personal properly of the late Thos 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, anfl m? ma mil a ? ..mwv.vmo Vtuvi aruuiva. 2 Buggies And Harness, Horses and Mules. 18 or 20 head of fine Cattle. 1 lot Wheat, 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 SALE: CASH. E. R. WALLACE, Adm r. Union. S. C.. Nov. 30. 48 3t. FOE SALE, A SPLENDID FARM, ABOUT 1>4 MILKS FKOM UNION C. H. iWILL offer for sale, on sales day in January. if not sold at private sale before, the very desirable farm on which 1 now live, 1$ miles from Union, CONTAINING 153 ACRES, 60 acres in cultivation, 7 acres in fine bottom land. The rest in splendid original forest limber? oak. pine and hiokory. A CAAi. rvmntv ??v/. n. uwu i/o l'<LI4Mi| Stables and fodder house. This farm Is on the Spartanburg road, adjoining lands of T. J. Harris, J. C. Sinclair, 11. L>. Culp and others. Terms of 8ale : One-half cash ; the balance on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser to give bond and { mortgage to seoure the balance, and to pay for j papers. J. W. SINCLAIR. | Deo. 7 49 4t PATENTS KTTNN A CO., of the bntivtirio Amkrtcaiv. continue to act as Solicitors for Patents, Caveats, Trade Mnrkv Copy rights, for the United Btate*. Canada, England, France, Germany, eta Band Book about I'ntent* sent free. Thirty-eeven years' ciixrtenoe. ratcntsnbtalned thronih MUNfTA CO. ar" noticed Intl.odcigNTiric America*. the targes', lest, and most widely atmilated oteatlSo paper. f.l'rOa joar. Weekly. Wand l<1 engravings and Interesting Information. Specimen copy of the Meleiit I Or A merica n wnt free. Address Si IT IV It A CO., St iSNTiriO America* Office. SO Broadway, New vorfc. BRICK FOR 8ALE. OPk AAA Q0<h* Driok, just burned, for sale. /gtJ.Ul/V Enquire at ih? Tints Offioe or of In' S. S STOKES. McLURE i all their Friends, Old and New Their Purchases Elsewhere, leir OF HEBCHAKE. ??? x prices on certain artiitood, and will try and e us a call, that wo [ill goods in stock y can reason a; sold. fully exhibit on our counters, for what they cannot see. tICE & MCLURE. FLYNN!! ' Competitors and Thereby Defies tition ! s strictly business, and if you would take oara ef the ii.ost goods for the lenst money. OWN INTEREST, ig out, and going to the far West. The mTrnn"m"D Q A T tft rice & : Extend a General Invitation to to Examine, Before Making T1 i GENERAL STOCK ? < Without enumerating loi cles, we wish it under* convince all who giv propose to sell A1 as low as the bly b< The stock being too large to 1 customers will please ask 1 Jan 1883 1 FLYW N! , Throws Down the Gauntlet to all Compe This is no humbug advertisement, but it mean Number One, go where jou can get LOOK TO YOUR And bear in tnind that that 1 am selliti great sliatj has now commenced in earnest, and the merchat lowing prices must go out of the race and no Ion forts for a place are fruitless. Head carefully tl be sold at such figures: Forty-five yards of Calico for one dollar ; 30 j for one dollar ; 20 yards of splendid Calico for i dollar; 12 yards of good chocked Homespun for 25 yards Sea Island for one dollar ; 20 yards Se $1 ; 15 yards very good Bleaching *or$l ; lt? ynr< for $1 ; good Kentucky Jeans at 8, 10, 12$ and per pair: Gents' Half Hose, 6 cents per pair ; I and 10 cents per yard; Hamburg Edging and 1 Irish Trimming, Towels, Doylies. Napkins and Tb coarse aud fine Boots and .Shoes, Notions, and ot proportionately low. Men's Boots, $1.50, up ; to the finest; Boys' Boots and shoes very ;hcap which I sell at Manufacturer's cost. MY STOCK O Is the largest, prettiest, best finished and ncates Hirer's goods cannot be bought in this State ou slaughter is immense. I am now selling Men's ? Three doilars and seventy-five cents worth si 810.00; 88.00, worth 812 .r?0 ; 10.00, wo 822 00 ; 817 50 worth 825.00. A large i Those prices are not more than GO ct-uts ot elsewhere. 1 sell the celebrated "GO-AS-YOU-1'LEA! thirty cents. This is a rare chance for the lovei I vince the most credulous that the above are selli any person to take my word for it, but come an Oct. 12. 41 markI i RESPECTFUl 'TM1E Citizens of Union County that tfcev I tions ti> nnn nf lh<? of A. ?w J>U>A ^ V/ou otuuiko I lowest Prices. Our stock consists of it full FOREIGN AND DOM Largo lot of white and colored woolen goo< Linen uud Towels. AN ENDLESS WOOL AND HAI VERY < FURNISHI for Ladies and Gcuts. ] QUILTH AND BLAN1 CLOTHING FOR MEN, BCVS Oil COATS, VESTS ANI) PANTS SE 300 OVERCOATS FROM $2 50 UP 1 Overcoats for E Our Stock of Hoots and Shoes can't bo su up country, and wc offer them at manufactu Cash, at Bankrupt sales. LADIES' AND MISSES AND GENTS' RUBBE Ladies', Misses and Gents' lloisery and Gi( Pocket Handkerchiefs. Trunks, Valises, Satchols, Carpet Hags a prices. Guns. Pisto's, Cartridges. The Largest and Nobbiest Stock of Hats Ladies' Shawls, and a lot of woolen Socki children, very cheap. WE INTEND TO SELL A WE KEEP THE ORIGINAL 32 YARDS ( Call and see ns. We tako pleasure in si Mr. R. Ellis Palmer is with us and will good cheaper than the cheapest. Sept 28 ; TVow Is The Time TO PAY WHAT YOU OWE. ON EITHER NOTE OK ACCOUNT. TO F08TER ft WILKIN8, And all peisons indebted are requested to do no at onco and nave costs. Nov 9 43 If Old Papcra 4 at* Solo. p.NQL'IRE at thin offioe. \J1 XJ. X JLU-L V KJX1. I II'! it thai cannot toe the mark and sell at the folgcr compete with the invincible Leader, as all efle following prices nnd just think how goods can ards of Calico for one dollar ; 25 yards of Ca'ico one dollar ; lf? yards checked Homespun for one one dollar ; 80 yards Sea Island for one dollar ; a Island for one dollar; 20 yards Dleaching foils good Ticking for $1 ; 12 yards excellent Ticking 15 cents per yard : Ladies Hose, good, 6 cents )ress Hoods in Plaids and fancy colors, 6, CJ 8 nscrting Laces, Lace Collars, Kuflling, King and ible Damasks , Hats and Caps; Ladies and Uents' her goods which were all purchased for Cash, are Misses' Shoes, 75c., up ; Ladies Shoes, 50c., up ; Childrm's shoes, 26c., up to the finest grades, F CLOTHING t fitting in the up country, and the samemannfnctstde of Charleston In this line of goods the <uits at ix dollars ; 84 75, worth 87-50 ; 86 00, worth rth 815 00 ; 812 50, worth 818.00; 15.00 stock of Overcoats at 82.20 nnd upwards, i the dollar of what the same goods will cost HE" five cent cigar, 4 for ten cents ; 13 for r ot the weed. If the above prices do not conng out prices, it is not my fault. 1 do not ask d be convinced by seeing for yourself at I>. C. FLYNPN'S, Leader of Low Prices. 3m. l ENDEL, lit inform have on hand and are daily receiving'oddif Goods ever offered iu thisMarket, at the liuo of :estic dry goods. is, Opera Flannels, Liren and Damask Table VARIETY OF ,F WOOL JEANS, CHEAP. NOOOODS Motions and Underwear. tKTH, VERY CHEAP. rS AND YOUTHS, IN SUITS, PARATE, AT VERY LOW FIGUR E8 AND ULSTERS r THE BEST GOODS. loy w and NT onths. 0,1 \ rpassed in quantity, quality ai d prices, in the rers prices, as we bought them very low for GENTS' RUBBER SHOES. AND3R OVERCOATS. >vos. Silk Ties, Neck Wear, Silk and Cotton ind Umbrellas, of best quality and at lowest t, which we offer very cheap. s, Nubia Caps, &cM tor Ladies, Misses sod T ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES >F WOOD CALICO FOR ONE DOLLAR. howing our Goods. MARK & ENDEL, Proprietors. B. M. WIN8TOCK, Manager, be glad to see his friends, and will sell them29 3m ! SAFE FOR SALE. A No. 4 Mosier, Bahman & Co. Safe for .ale. Apply at this office. Nov. 23 47 If THIS MEANS BUSINESS! I ALL thoee indebted io me, either by note or account, mint call and nettle at once, aa I cannot give further indulgence. Thin is the aat notice JAMES II. ROlHJER. I Nov 9 45 If