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SHERIFF'S SALES. FOR FEBRUARY, 1886. BY virtuo of sundry executions to me directed, I will soil ncfore the Court House door, in the town of Union, on Monday, the first day of February next, during the legul hours of Bheritrs sales, tho following described properly, to wit: One iron-grey liorso named Selim, one black mare mule named Kate. Levied on and to be sold as the property of John 11 Orcer, at the suit of W. C. Wallace, plaintiff, against John R. Qreer, defendant. Also, 1 will sell on Tuesday, tho second day of February next, during the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, nt Clinrncr Greer's plantation, in Union township, Union county, John R. Greer's interest in about fifteen thousand pounds of seed cotton and cno lot of corn. Levied on and to be sold ns the property of John It. Greer at thn ?nit of W. C. Wallace, plaintiff, against John R. Orcer, defendant. Also, At the some titno and place above mentioned, I will sell John R. Greer's interest in fifteen thousand pounds of seed cotton and one lot of corn. Levied on and to be sold as the crop of John It. Greer, under a warrant to seize crop under lien, at the suit of 1. K. Tiusley, plaintiff, ngaipst John R. Greer, defendant. Also, I will sell on Tuesday, the second day of February next, during the legal Iiouts of Sheriff's sales, nt Col Davidson's plantation, in Gowdeysville township, Union county, one bale of cotton, nbout twenty-five hundred pounds of seed cotton, oue lot of cotton seed. Levied on and to bo sold as the crop of F. A. Grant, under a warrant to seize crop under !ion, nl tho suit of Rice & McLure, plaintiffs, against F. A. Grant, defendant. Terms of sale?CASH. J. G. LONG, S. U. C. ^January 11th, 1880. Jon lo 2 3t "NEW YEAR! NEW YEA R! A Grand Troat for the Public and Formors generally 1 1 now have on hand a .full and complete stock of Hbavt Axn F.vsct Grockrikk, llr.tvv i*n '1 "" Heavy and Fanvt Groceries, CONFECTIONERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, HOOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS, HOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, HOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, all of which I propose to sell at lowest cash prices. Call anil examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. MR. W. F. HOBO, of Cross Keys, is now with me, and will be pleased to see his many friends and take pleasure in waiting upon them. Thanking the Public for favors shown me, and soliciting a continuance of the same, I am, Respectfully, 91. Ii. POOL. Jan 15 2 .1m I BURNT OUT I i HUT - STILL LIVING. We would respectfully inform our friouds and customers that we have rented Maj. >5. M. Rice's large brick store, opposite the Depot lot, nnd are now ready to begin business again. We arc receiving daily our new goods, nnd our stock of Groceries i Hardware is as largo and complete as it was before the tire, besides having the advantage of being fresh and new. OUR THANKS. We hike this opportunity of returning our sincere thanks to those kind friende who so nobly and efficiently rendered assistance to us , during the late calamitous Are. f We also tender our thanks to our friends nnd customers for tlio liberal patronage heretofore given us, and ask a continuance of their favors in our new locality, where we shall always he pleased to meet them. FANT, McKISSICK & CO. Jan. 15 2 tf State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common l'lens. Francis Q. Lyles, Administratrix, Plaintiff, aqainst Abratn 0. Lylea, Administrator, et al., Def'tt. BY order of the Court herein dated 4th December, 1885, I will sell at publio outcry, before the Court House at Union, on the first Monday in February, 188f>, in parcels or tracts to be indicated at said sale, that tract of land in the county of Union and State aforesaid, containing two hundred acres, more or less, and bounded by lands owned by Abram Gordon, deceased,lands in possession of J. R. Ren wiok and by the county line which divides Union county fretn the county of Newberry. TERMS OF SALE, The purchaser will be required to pay in cash one-third of the purchase money, and to secure the balance, payable at twelve month*, with interest from the day of saio, by bond and a mortgage of the premises and to pay for papers. SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master for Newberry County. Master's Office, Newberry, S. C., Jan. 13, 1880. Jan 15 2 8t Notice of Copartnership. WE, the undersigned, have formed n partnership for the purpose of conducting a Oenoral Merchandise and Drug business at the former stand of 11. F. Rawls, under the firm name of 8. M. RICE, J*., & CO., and are prepared to eompete in quality and prices of goods in our line with any firm in town. Call on us. Our terms are spot cash. 8. M. RICE, Jr., EM8LIE NICHOLSON, II. F. It AWLS. Jan 15 2 ^ 1m SALE OPFURNITUEE. I WILL sell at public outcry, at the residence of Mrs. llelle Ooudelook, in the town of Union, 8. C.. at 10 o clock a. m.. on Saturdav the 28d day of January, 188fl, a lot of houaeliold and kitchen ftirniture, all in good condition. Terine?CASH. DWELLING TO RENT. I will rent out her dwelling house at the same time, if not rented privately before. r. O. WHITLOCK, Agent, k Jen 16 2 2t? ; ' ^ A A J For Rent. THE Rectory cottage of (he Episcopal CI uroh will be rented to en approved tennnt for this year. Enquire of .r: k. rouNa, tref?e>. Jan. 1 52 3t. Roberson and Grimball Are now ready to wait on their customers with a first-class line of new goods. Our prices ere low, our goods give satisfaction, and our salesmen nro gentlemanly and anxious topless#. ~W.LDOUGlASfc~f iaoojf, H um 51-' fcf. M. KICK, Jr.,& CO. are sole agents for these Shoes, in Union county. Call and examine them. They are the cheapest Shoe ever offered in this market. H. M. RICE Jit., A CO. No. 1 East Union. Deo 4 48 tf call-and settle?" AS I am about to make a change in my business it is necessary for me to close up | the old business, and I respectfully notify all indebted to mo that they must come forward and settle at once. The old business must be settled up. Let no ono say "this does not mean me." I mean it to apply to evtn/ individual indebted to me. 11. F. RAWLS. Deo. 25, 51 4t. Wanted. OUR friends and customers are reminded that the time for settlements has arrived, and wo would ask their immediate attention to tha matter, as we need money. RICE & MoLURR. New Millinery Goods. Mhs. MARY VINCENT is prepared to show to the public the largest and one of the hnndsomest stocks of Fall Millinery floods that has ever been offered in Union, and at low prices. Notice of Dissolution. HAVING sold my entire interest in the drug business at Santuc, to my former partner, Mr. Chnrlcs Austell, the firm of AUSTELL A DOUGLASS was dissolved on the first inst. All debts due by the firm must be presented to Mr. Austell, who assumes tbc liabilities of the firm ; and as the firm business must be closed up at once, I sincerely hope that all persons indebted will make immediate settlements. Thanking the public for the liberal patronage extended to the firm, 1 rcsnectfullv solicit continuation of their favors to Mr. Austell, who is a very worthy gentleman. GEORGE DOUGLASS. Dee 1 1 -It.* The State of South Carolina. county of union: By JAMES M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, Thomas H. Gore has made 1 suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on tho Estate of and effects of Henry It. Fowler, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said Henry It. Fowler,deceased, that they be and appear, before me, in tho Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. IT., 8outh Carolina, on tho *22d day of January next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Adminis trot ion should net be granted. Given under my hand, th>s Oth day of January, Anno Domini, 1880. JAMES M. ?BE, Judge Probate. Published on the 8ili day of Januafy, 1880,1 in tho Weekly Union Times. Jan 8 *.1 Notice. HAVING been burned out on the night of tho 4th inst., we hereby inform our friends and customers that wo expect" to continue in business at this place. Our office at present will be at Mr. J. K. Young's. P. M. COHEN & BltO. Jan 8 1 :!t ALLPERSONS INDEBTED to me by note or account will please call and settle at ouce, as I liavo heavy payments to make within the next ten days and will be obliged to collect to nieot them. Respectfully, T. E. BAILEY. Jan. 8 1 NOTICE. WE are very much in need of money no.? and must ask our friends to pay up. Wo wish to close our books by the first of February. Alt accounts not closed by that time will bo put in the hands of au attorney for collection. J. C. HUNTER & CO. Jan 8 1 Jit Business Change. To my Many Friends and Patrons. i nave sow my entire stock or Marble to M?\ Qeo. Ge'ddes, who is a first class practical work man, in all the branohes of the Marble business. I return thanks to my many patrons for the confidence they have heretofore placed in roe, and bespeak for Mr. Oeddes a oootinuance of the same, as I believe he will give to every person that has business to transact with him a'l the satisfaction that any reasonable person rasy require. Wm. A. NICHOLSON. Jan. 8 1 2t. Help us in our Trouble. HAVING suffered great loss by the late fire, we are in great uecd of money to resume business, and earnestly appeal to all indebtod to us to come promptly to our help and pay | what thou owest." W. M. MKADOR & CO Jan. 8 1 2t. A large stock of the fameus "BAY STATE" BOOT3 AND SHOES. Every pair warranted, and at prices to suit the times, at J. C. HUNTER k CO'S. w.l.oouglasT^/' 4 shoe^p&>4 WAR HAN OTTOt* 8. M. RICE, Jr,&CO.,are sole agents for these Shoes, in Union county. Call and eiaminethera. They are the cheapest Shoe ever offer# I in this market S. M. BICE, Jr., & CO, No. 1 East Union, j . ?! y {* m* .i ?' j ( THIS g Is rcscr W. D. BI GENERAL DEALE; UNION FOSTER & Arc prepared to sell all got AT PRICES TO S Our aim is, os we have endeavored to do for relinblo j THE LOWEST PC It is impossible for us to n WE HAYE E usually kept by us in great variety, and are nnj be glad to exchange goods for it, on advantngeoi COME AND SEEF You can be suited in SPECIAL To those who nre indebted to us, wo would i lYlint you owe I? now due. We need u rther notice. Our necessities will force us to < to use harsh measures to obtain what is due ? .. NE EBUCEBU * Wo are receiving a ncv FRESH G] which we pr AT REASONA Oar stock BACON, LARD,\FLOUR SUGAR AND C< CANNE and all 1 S FAMILY G Givo us a call and see for youi A. Io J Not ?> JOHN E -DEAL Affent for All Kii WAGONS AN I am still soiling tbo celebrated TE1 YV t GON and the COLUMBUS BUG 1(1 < !OTVfl T k.? tn.t ? ? ? v> ajiwi a uni v j u? n ivvvk ww A NEW LOT OF BUGGI] with and without tops, and some nico fami Spring Waeons, &c., which ( will sell OH! OASH I can sell a Boggy for $56 up overy Wagon and Baggy I soli I fully ovory respect. I also keep Single and ! will sell as cheap as you can buy in New Yi Gall and examioe for yourselves and got Buggy and Wagon Depository is on Main si n i? u1/ ^ 1 ; * ?PACK veil for 5WLEY, R IN HARDWARE, r, s. c. WILKIN'S >ds in their immense stock BIT THE TIMES. the past seventeen years, to furnish good, joods at )SSIBLE PRICES. ame the goods and prices. VERYTHING tious to make sales. We need money and will is terms to the purchaser. OR YOURSELVES, i goods nnd prices. NOTICE. ask that they make prompt settlement. the money, and expect all to pay up without collect, aud we hope our fricnda will not force us. :w . ' STORE. I / and complete stock of 10CERIES, oposo to sell BLE PRICES. consists ot DFFEE, ;i> GOODS ami CHEESE, cinds of ROCERIES. S sclvos. R. STOKES & GO. . T. Ilill & Co.'s old building. 41 tf LODGER) ER INn. Wagons, gaaafr Buggies, SSflk Harness pSgf - - 1MPR0 VED ^ Farming Implements. ids of* Machinery. D BUGGIES. wards, and The Colnmbns Baggy Ce's warrant in WARRANTED BUOOIES. Double Buggy and Wagon flarneea whiofi 1 ork or Baltimore. prices on the quality of goods I sell. Mj ireet, opposite the Depot. JOHN RODGER. New Store! New Fi AND i ?tuB IG F HAVING opened a new Grocery Flore on Ne< a large slock of BACON, CORN, FLOl'R, M01 oml otl FAMILY G] But the fire came upon us, on tlie 1th day after cou entire stock of new goods. WI Howerer, are determined not to be backed down on our busine68 in the warehouse in rear of D. C. Flyn found with n complete stock of Fresh Groceries, am ASK A SHARE OF YC We wiil commence to rebuild our brick store 01 more into it as soon as completed. Give Us a Call, and We 1 LIVING 1 Come to D. C. Flrnn's store, and von will fii SARTO] Jan 22 3 IF YOU WAPS CHEAP GO T( J. A. HENNEI JEWELRY In Collon's 01 Where you can find a nice selection of Wafclic Banjos, Accordeons, end first-class Violin ond Ban. ing Watches, Clocks ond Jewelry. All work guarn goods jnst received. Jan 22 3 EVERYBODY TO CALL A The Largest and Cheape IIV THE UP-I Three Car-Loads Receive I am determined that the people of Uirio cheap an it cau be bought in the State. 1 bu the lowest cash prices, and can sell at a very s NO TI I do not buy white pine or other cheap, hot I j?et pood, hard wood, substantially in; fjets full value for their uionsy. GLASS. I am headquarters on all kinds of Picture, Window and Look'ug Glass and ^ \ Y< MalB I have secured the Mattross Maker, with an ozperiem my shop at all times ready to do anything in Shades, Lambrequins, Curtains, Cornice, Picti Don't fail to see uio for anything you want your home. Respectfully, STOVES! ftTOA JUST RECEIVED, a full lino of Coo anybody in style and price. A GOOD CO ry nr 1"U. I , W lb LI AO piOUOb I'be popular "Farmer HS| " Farmer PiSp which arc ho well known throughout the cm sell ia fully guaranteed to give satisfaction. 1 stoves,) which enables me to got them much < half less than in single shipments. I manufac which cost nr.o less than by buying ready-mac this allows me to sell atoves AS CHEAP AH ANY HO You can see o "BUCKEYE" Pi at work in tbo public well. I am prepared to Tor which 1 make no extra charge. A full etc nd Groceries. Tin Roofing, Guttering and ] abort notioo, and I make no extra chargo for j all kinda of stoves with despatch. The very best CASH PRICES The old reliable house of AaptUSma 1 irai! New fads! IilE!Qiv Year's dny, \>e intended to keep on linnd jASSES, sugar, coffee, icr 3,OOERIES, lmcncing busiucss, anil consumed almost our 3 account of this tnisfottune, and have resinned n's cheap dry goods store, where we will bo 1 )UR PATRONAGE. a Main street as early ns practicable, and w'll Sill Give You Goods at PRICES id us. * & ARTHUR. tf [T TO BUY GOODS vIAX & GO'S ~ STORK. Id Stand. s, Jewelry, Silver-Vlated Ware. Also, Violins, jo Strings. Spejinl attention given to repairnteed. Don't fail to give us a call. New J. A. IIEXKEMAN & CO. tf r INVITED ,N1) SEE st Stock of Furniture COUNTRY. id and More to Arrive. n County shall have their Furniture as y in large lots direct from the fnctrry, at mall prolit. tA^H. shoddy Furniture in order to advortise me. fo that every customer ,v V S \ All regular ? sizes in stock, and odd sizes cut to order. oaaoM ami UpliolHtcring. I services of a first-class Upholiteror and so of thirty years, who will be found at that lino. Also, Carpets laid, Window ires and Wall l'sper hung in 'City Style.' in tbo way of furnishing or dscoruting T. E. Bailey. TTCft! STOVES.! t: king and Heating Stoves, and can suit OK STOVE, Dmplete, for only $15. flinGM" and inty arc still in the lead. Every Stove I buy my stoves by the car load, (about 80 cheaper, and also makes the freight one* .1...? ?11 ..... ? 1 -i ? : .iuiv an uij ciuiu ji'j'u mm suvci irun piui, le, and they are much better. And all USE IX THE STATE. no of my ORCE PUMPS > put thcui in wells anywhere in the county >clc of Tinware, Hardware, Woodenware llcpairing done in the best manner and ou obs in the country. I order repairing for paid for Hides and Beeswax. J. H. RODOSK