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?=? SHERIFF'S SALES. FOR FEBRUARY, 1886. BY rirtue of sundry executions to ms directed, I will neil before the Court (louse door, in the town of Union, on Monday, the Arst day of February next, daring the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following described property, to wit: One iron-grey horse named Selim, one black mare mule named Kate. Letied on and to be old as the property of John U Qreor, at the suit of W. C. Wallace, plaintiff, ngiinst John R. Greer, defendant. Also, I will sell on Tuesdny, the second day of Febrtlffvw na?t ?k- 1- ? ,, ww-., wuuud mi icgw aours of Sheriff's sales, nt Charner Greer's planlatioo, in Union township, Union count/, John 11. Greer's interest in about fiflseu thousand pounds of seed cotton and cne lot of corn. Levied on and to be sold as the property of John H Greer at ihe suit of W. C. Wallace, plaintiff, against John It. Greer, defendant, Alse, At the same time and place above mentioned, I will sell John K. Greer's interest in fifteen thousand pounds of seed cotton and one lot of %aorn. Levied on and to be sold as the crop of j0 bn It. Greer, under a warrant to seize crop unde'r J|0n- at the suit or 1. E. Tinsley, plaintiff, against Sohn It. Greer, defendant. Also, I will on Tuesday, the second day of February during the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, a* Col. Davidson's plantation, in Gowdeysville township, Union county, one bale of eotton, about twenty-five hundred pounds of seed cotton, one loJ- of cotton seed. Levied on and to be sold as the^ crop of F. A. Grant, under a warrant to aaiz'C crop under lien, at the suit of Rice & McLurcV plaintiffs, against F. A. Grant, defendant. Terms of sale?CASH. J. G. LONG, S. U. C. January 11th, 1886. Jan 16 2 3t NEWYEA11! . NEW YEAR! A Grand Treat for the Public and Farmers generally ! 1 now have on hand a full and complete stock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Heavy and Pancy Groceries, Heavy and Fancy Groceries, CONFECTIONERIES, CONFECTION ElUES, CONFECTIONEUIES, BOOTg. SHOES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, b'.^OES, DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOfc^, I>HY GOODS, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, all of* "Which I propose to sell at lowest cash prices. Call and examine mj stock before purchasing elsewhere. MR. W. F. BOBO. of Cross Keys, is now with inc. and will be pleased to see his many friends and take pleasure in waitiiiK upon them. Thanking the 1'ublio for favors shown me, and soliciting a continuance of the same, I rim, Respectfully, M. Li. POOL. Jan 15 '1 3ni BURNT OUT BUT STILL LIVING. We Would respectfully inform our friends and Customers that we have rented Mr\j. 8. M. Rice's large hriek store, opposite the l)opot lot, nnd vre now ready to begin business again. Wo re receiving daily our new goods, nnd our Jtc Gi.wies; Hardware is as 1 T?e an'^ coml^ctc was liefore I ho fire besi having the advantage of being fresh "d m\ >UR THANKS. w? * t, opportunity of returning our . "e UMfC I . bU.l _l sincere thank . " ~ nobly and effic ,W,}ly r.cnde^Hl a-^ls,ance lo ua (luring the late ? *^inl,"us hrc. We also tender ?V.r, ,h,l|llk!'|t? our T nd* ??d customers for the W>e?1 Im,rouaf 1l,ercrtof?r? given ?s, and ask a of tl.cir favors in our new locality, whcre we 8,,aU ulwft*s be pleased to meet them. FANT, MoKl ^S,CK & coJan. 15 ,f State of Soutl. ' Carolina. COUNTY OF I yNI0XCourt of Common ^ rii, I'laiuliff, J Francis Q. Lyles, Administrat ] oqainst DefttA Abram O. Lyles, Administrator, ^ j)#_ BY order of tho Court herein di> outcry, cember, 1885, I will sell nt pub fjrst before the Court House nt Union, on oc tracts Monday in February, lH8t>, in parcels 0f i^nd to be indicated nt said sale, (lint tract >raeaid, in the county of Union and State nf? . iM? containing two hundred acres, more 01 Gocand bounded by lands owned by Abram >v#a. dou, deceased,lands in possession of J. It. I <0B 1 wick and by the county line which divides Un county frem the county of Newberry. TERMS OF 8ALE, The purobaser will bo required to pay in cnali one-third of tho purchase money, ami to secure the balance, payable at twelve month", with interest from the day of sale, by bond and a mortgage of the premises aud to pay for pa- Tv pern. SILAS JOHNSTONE, T. Master for Newberry County. X Master's Office, Newberry. S. C? dan. 18, 18S'>. t>u Jan 15 2 8t to wl Notice of Copartnership. We, tlic undersigned, have formed a partnership for the purpose of conducting a (4. General Merchandise nu<l Drug business at the former stand of D. F. Bawls. under tlie finu name of H. M. HICK, Jn., & CO., nnd nru pre- th pared to compete in quality ami price* of go<?fs in our lin? with any firm in town. Call on us. Our terms are spot cim1i . S. M. RICK, Ju., KM3LIK NICHOLSON', B. F: RAW lit. Jan 15 2 1m SALE OP FURNITURE. J I WILL sell nt public outcry, nt the residence of llrs. Belle Goudelock, in the town of : < Union, S. C., at 10 o clock a. in., on Saturday, 1 the 28d day of January, 188b, a lot of housd- f' hold and kitchen flirniture, all in good condition* ? Terms?CA8H. DWELLING TO RENT. . | * 1 will rent out her dwelling house at th g same J time, if not rented privately before. ' F. G. WH1TL0CR, ^genC 1 Jan 16 2 2t? ,1 For Bent. THE Rectory cottage of the Episcopal Church will ho rented to tin approVeU tenant for this year. Enquire of J. K. YOUNG, Treas'r. , Jan. 1 f>2 3t. Roberson and Grimball Are now ready to wait on their customers i with a fust-class line of new goods. Our prices i are low, our goods giro satisfaction, and our salesmen ore gentlemanly and anxious to please. I W.LOQUGLASir^f ! 13.00^4 S. M. 1UCE, Jr..& CO. sire sole agents for these Shoes, in Union county. Call and exaniino them. They are the cheapest Shoe ever offered in this market. H. M. ItlCK J It., aV CO. No. 1 East Union. Deo 4 4H tr OALL ANI> SETTLE.AS I am about to make a change in my business it is necessary for mo to close up the old business, nint I , uu.i.jr un indebted to mo that they numt come forward and settle at oner. The old business must be settled pp. Let no one say this does not mean mc." I mean it to apply to roen/ imUriilual indebted to me. It. F. RAWLS. Deo. iio, r,l 4t. Wanted. OUll friends and customers arc reminded that the time for settlements has arrived, and we would ask their immediate attention to the matter, as we need money. ItICK & McLURE. New Millinery Goods. Mrs. MARY VINCENT is prepared to show to the public the largest and one of the handsomest stocks of Fall Millinery Hoods that has ever been offered in Union, and at 1 >\v prices. Notice of Dissolution. HAVING sold my entire interest in the drug business at Santuc, to my former partner, Mr. Charles Austell, the firm of AUSTELL & DOUGLASS was dissolved on the first inst. All debts due by the firm must he presented to Mr. Austell, who assumes the liabilities of the firm ; and as the firm business must he closed up at once, I sincerely hope that all persons indebted will make immediate settlements. Thanking the public for the libcraf patronage extended to the firm, I respectfully solicit a continuation of their favors to Mr. Austell, who is a very worthy gentleman. GEORGE DOUGLASS. Dec 1 1 4t.? rpt. ? CJ i-_a- o rs ? xut; ouuu 01 ooutii Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By JAMKS M. GEM, Esq., Probate Tudgc. WHEREAS, Thomas II. Gore lias made suit to mo to grant. Iiim Loiters of- Administrntion on the Estate of nn<l ctlecis of Henry H. Fowler, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular thu kindred and creditor-, of the said Henry R. Fowler,deceased, that thev he and appear, before me, in the Court of l'robatc, to be held at Union C. If., South Carolina, on the 22d day of Junuary next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should net be granted. Given under my hand, this lith day of January, Anno Domini, 1880. JAMES M.GFE, Judge Probate. Published on the 8th day of January, 1830, in the Weekly Union Times. Jan 8 *1 2t Notice. HAVING been burned out on the night of tho 4th inst , we hereby inform our friends and Customers that wc expect t > continue in business at this place! Our otlicc at present will be at Mr. J. K. Young's. I\ M. COHEN & DUO. Jan 8 1 ;!t ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to me by note or account will . plct-se call and settle at once, as I have heavy payments to make within the next ten days and will be obliged to collect to meet ,u? i>? taaviu. T. K. 11AILEY. Jan. 8 1 NOTICE. WK arc very much in need of money now, nii*l must nsk our friends to pay up. We wish to close our hooks hy the lirst of February. Alt accounts not closed by thnt time will be put in the hands of an attorney for collection. J. 0. IIUNTKII & CO. Jan 8 1 :;t Business Change. To tut/ Man;/ Frit nth ami Patron*. 1 have sold iny entire stock of .Marble to Me. Geo. Geddes, who is a first class practical work* man, in all the branches of the Marble business. I return thanks to my many patrons for the oonfidence they have heretofore placed in me, and bespeak lor Mr Geddes a continuance of <the same, as I believe he will give to every person thnt hns business to transact with hint all the satisfaction that any reasonable person m?.$ require. Win. A. NlCIIOI fcOV. Jan. 8 1 2t. telp us in our Trouble. 1'AVING suffered great loss by the late fire, we are in great need of money to resume wa. nnil earnestly appeal to nil indebted 8l"' v come promptly to our help niul u? t' to .oavost." ,at " W. M. M HA DOR & CO. 1 2t. Jan. 8 L- \_ ^ tmrge stock of flic famous BAY ST %ATE" ?OPTS AND SHORS. Kverjr paii " *B,nraHV-M, ,wi?i ,at prices 10 euit timet , nt * J. rc. ;ifu>JTKn .& CD'S. WA-Dl lUOASr?' 13.00# J ? f&A --"xtrrrr \ ?0TT0t* S. *UCB, Jr,&CO.,i wc sole aganta fur tjieac ;|rOep-, it, . I<ni"n county. t ^"'1 and ex?Miine.tlici:t. rWrp?r# ?, '?? cheapest 81i 0? ???r offered in tliia g, M. BICE, Jr., & CO, ^ Xto. 1 Eiit Union, * > ' THIS ? Is rose: W. D. B] GENERAL PEALE UNIOI FOSTER & Arc prepared to sell nil go AT PRICES TO 5 Our aim is, as we have endeavored to do foi reliable THE LOWEST PC It is impossible for us (o n WE HATE E usually kept by us in great variety, nnil are an: be glad to exchange goods for it, on ndvantagcoi COME AND SEEF You can be suited it SPKCIAL To those who arc indebted to us, we would i 1Vlmt yon owe is now sine. We need urther notice. Our necessities will force us to to use harsh measures to obtain what is due NE BR0CEB1 ' Wo are receiving n nev FRESH Grl > which wo pr AT REASONA Our slock IIAC'OX, L4H1>, FIjOIJISc NlltiAll A\I) C< ca\m: and all I 3; FAMILY G Give us a call and sco fur yuui I A. I In J 1 Nov c> ~ JOHN E ?!>!<:. VL Agent for All X?ii ! WAGONS AN I am still selling the celebrated5 Tft} WAGON and the COM'MJJUS BUG ; ItUTOlKS. I have, just ivceived A NEW LOT OF lUJOOll I ivilK ftml ivil li/iiit lArkfl ?r*/X *?...? - - - IT....! I M..M M ? Iivuv nun PUUIU II1UU I till V t Spriuif'-Wagons, &c.f whicli I will soli Gil] GASP- 1 cnti sell ? llugpy lor ?5f> up ev'oVy Wagon ami I'uggy I sell I fully every YespUct. I also keep Single and 1 will.lull as' cheap na'you can buy iu New Vi Cull apd'tiumiiio l'or yourselves and get | lluggy and U'agoii Depository is on Main st 1 ,OcU6 41 Jy 4PACE rvcil ibr EWLEY, R IN HARDWARE, s. c. I WILKINS ads in their itnmcnso stock UIT THE TIMES. the past sovcntjcn years, to furnish good, goods at DSSIBLE PRICES. atnc the goods snd prices. YERYTHING uous to make sales. We need money and will js terms to the purchaser. Oil YOURSELVES, l goods and prices. NOTICE. ask that they make prompt HOttlciiM'lit. the money, and expect all to nav ud without collect, and wo liopo our friends will not force us. :w ' STORE. I v and complete stock of itOCERIES, oposc to sell BLE PRICES. consists of I DFFKE, 1> OOODS ami CHEESE, citids of ROCERIES. S selves. R. STOKES & CO. . T. Hill & Co.'s old building. 44 tf . . I EH IN? !k Wagons, Buggies, Harness IMPROVED XW\/ * arm^6 Implements. nits oi* Machinery* P BUGGIES. \i ESS EE wards, aud "The Columbus Baggy C'q'1 warrant in WARRANTED _ BUOOIES. I.tnublo IJuugy an<l Wagon ilurness which! ark or Hallimore. prices ou the quality of goods I sell. My reef, opposite tho Depot. JOHN RODGER. ' I TO CALL A The largest and Cheape IIV THE Three Car-Loads Receive I am determined that the people of Uniui cheap aa it can be bought iu the State. 1 buj the lowest cash price*, and cau sell at a very su NO TR I do not buy white pine or other cheap, * but I get good, hard wood, substantially mad get* full value for their tnonsy. CI LASS. I am headquarters od all kinds of Picture, Window and Look* og Class and \ V< Malic ^ I bave secured the i Mattress Maker, with an experience qiy ahop at all times ready to do anything in tl Shades, Lambrequins, Curtains, Cornice, Pictur Don't fail to see uie for auything you want i your home- . llcspcotfully, rJ NEW S ' FALL: WINT FtTA?**r ^ ' 1 '' 1 ' jLivtij x^upiMtniuiib complete?lilli the busy looms and factories. GOODS FOR LAI fill a large space, and the styles and culated to suit the taste of the most IN 3IEN'S we show a large and attractive stock to supply the wants of the people. Ready-Made For men and boys is our particular li unusually large quantity, selected v serve the special attention of all in v OUR I BOOTS I , are still purchased from the same Ms us for years, and \vc confidently rcfe goods to recommend them to our pal bought for the money. We need scarcely say goods arc c ever known before?entirely in unisc price of cotton. Come to see us, and we will take goods whether you buy or not __RICE stoyes! srmv JUST RECEIVED, a full line of Cooki anybody in slvlc and price. A GOOD CO( No. 7, with 25 pieces coi The popular "Farmer B| " Farmer which are so well known throughout the coun sell is fully guaranteed to give satisfaction. 1 b stoves,) which enables me to get them much eh half less th..n in single shipments. 1 nutnufact i which cost ue less than by buying ready made this allows me to sell stoves AS UIIIMP AS AAiY HOP You can see on. "BUCKEYE" FQ at work in the public well. I am prepared to ji for which I make no extra charge. A full Vtoc! and Groceries. Tin Hoofing, Guttering ami lie short notice, and I make no extra charge for job all kinds of stoves with despatch. The very best CASH PRICES p; The old reliable house of 8?;>t 11 6m? ** 3t Stock of Furniture DOIJNTRY. cl and More to Arrive. i County shall Lave fheir Furniture na ' in larj;o lots direct from the facte ry, at nail profit. ANII. buddy Furniture iu order to advertiac lc. j-o that every cuMouier rV V , \ ^? All regular sizes iu 6toek, and odd sizes cut to order. 'shck ani'l I'pliolutcriug. services of .1 (irst-el fs Upholsterer and i of thirty voirs, who will he foua 1 it tat line. Also, Carpets laid, Window es and Wall Paper huug in 'City Style.' 11 the way of furnishing or decorating C. E. Bailey. TOOK! ER GOODS. jd with the varied products of DIES' WEAR, assort men I we exhibit are cab fastidious. , omhraeiugcvorythiug needed Clothing tobbv, and we have in store an ,'itli great care, which will dc-anfc of anything in this line. VN!) I SHOES mufacturcrs who have supplied r to former purchasers of these trans as the best that can be heap. They are Cheaper than ui with the short crop and low } great pleasure in showing our & MCLURE. "Eg! STOVES! ing and Heating Stoves, and can suit DK STOVE, npleto, for ouly $15, jpSGirl" and Boy" ty are s.ili in the leal. Kvcry Stove 1 uy my stoves !>y ihe ear load, (about fX) caper, and also makes the freight ouri ire all uiy stove pipe and sheet iron pans, , aud they are much hotter. And all SF. IX Tlir. STATU. ? of my ' . It 0 E PUMPS '( iut them in wells anywhere in the county s of Tinware, Hardware, NVoodonware ipairitrj; done in the best manner and om in the country. I order repairing for I I ml for Hides an i Boeswax. IX. RODGER