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SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of Sundry executions to me directed I will eell before the Court House door in tlio town of Union, on Moadny the first day of March next, during the legal hours of Sheriffs Sales, the following described property, to wit: Eight bales of cotton marked as follows: 5 bales W. A. L. K., 2 bales A. S. K., one I. D. P; Levied on and to be sold as the property of Jamison G. Kelly, at the suit of J. T. Hill, H. L. Goss, survivor, I. G, McKissick Executor, and others, Plaintiffs against Jamison G. Kelly, Defendant. ALSO. I will sell Charles T. Murphy's interest in one tract of land lying being and situato in Union township Union County, on the waters of Fair Forest Creek, known as the Murphy Mill tract, containiug five hundred and fifty acres, more or less bounded by lands of Robert Macbeth, W. J. licaty and Robert Beaty Sr., levied on and to be sold as the property of Charles T Murphy, at the suits of J. M. Gibbcs & Co., and others, Plaintiffs against Charles T. Murphy Defendant. ALSO. I will sell one two horse wagon, two Ycarlimrs one clock and one buggy, levied on and to bo sold a? the property of D. Shclton Lee, at the suits of II. L Goss and J. T. Hill & Co., Plaintiffs against 1). Shclton Lee Defendant. Terms of Sale?Cosh. Feb. 8th 1880, J. G. LONG, s. v. t*. Feb 12 0 at. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By JAMES M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, D. W. Mays has made suit to me to graut. him Letters of Administration on tho Estate of and effects of Henrietta Mays, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred aud creditors of the said Henrietta Mays, deceased, that they bo and J appear, before me, in tho Court of l'robate, to < * te held at Union C. 11., South Carolina, on the 20th day of Februory next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Adminis tration should net be granted. Often under my hand, this :>d day of February, Anno Domini, 2880. JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate. Published on the 5th (lay of February, 188G, in the Weekly Union Times. ' Feb 6 5 2t J WiDOUClAS'i f $3.oo#,-4 i S. M. RICE, Jr.,& CO. nrcsole agents for these 1 Shoes, in Union county. Call and examine them. They are the oheapest Shoe ever offered in this market. ' S. 91. KIC K JR., A CO. No. 1 East Union. Deo 4 48 tf PARKER'S ^g&^l?HAIR BALSAM < >' ( the popular favorite for dre?KfirvRr vjHB ing the hair. Restoring the rolor H0x when gray,and preventing Dandrnff. It cleanses the scalp, _/t\ stops the hair falling, and is sure to please. 500. and $1. sizes at Druggists. The Beat Cough Cure you can use and the l>e*t known preventive of Consumption. Pakker's Tonic kept in'a home is a sentinel to keep sickness out. Used discreetly it keeps the blood pure and the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys in working order. Coughs and Colds vanish before it. It builds up the health. If you suffer from Debility, Skin Eruptions, Cough, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary or Female Complaints,or any disorder of the Lungs, Stomach, llowels, Dlood or Nerves, don't wait till y?u arc sick in bed, but use Parker's Tonic to-uuy s it will give you new life and vigor. - HISCOX A CO., N. V. Sold by Druggists. Large saving buying ft size. Jan 20 4 Administrator's Notice. ALL persons holding claims agaost the estate of Henry 11. Fowler, deceased, are requested, to present them to me or my Attorney D. A. Townscnd Esq., properly [attested nntl those indebted are notified to ennm forward and settle without delay. Jan. 27, 1880. THOMAS H. GORE, Adm? r. Jan. 20 4 3t. i^eatherT Harness Leather, Plantation Leather, Upper Leather. t'alf Skins, at A. R. STOKES, A CO.'S. Application for Final Discharge NOTICE is hereby given that on Monday the 22d day of February. 1880. I shall make my final return to Hon. J. M. Gee, Probate Judge for Union County, and apply for Letters Dismisaory as Administrator of the estate of Eber Smith, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate must prevent them at that lime, or they vrill be forever barteJ. J. P. THOMAS, Adin'r Eber Smith. Feb 5 5 ot Warning to Trespassers. 1HEHEUY give warning to all persons found trapping birds, hunting, riding, cutting down trees, or in any other way trespassing upon any part of my premises that they will be prosecuted to the utmost extremity of the law in such eases made and provided for. 1 mean just what I suy. T. M. COSSET, Jan. 20 4 ** 8t Ti u i A ft '.i urs. MOT it ill Have mode tlicir headquarters nt 8. M. Rice, Jr., & Co.'s store, where will also be found a full and new stock of D-R-U-G-S. Feb 5 6 tf Notice of Copartnership. WE, the undersigned, bare formed a copartnership for the purpose of oarryiog on a general grocery business, under the firm name of SARTOR & ARTHUR, ani will be found at D. C. Flynn's Dry (Hoods Store, for the present, owing to the reoent fire, which consumed our new brick store, with Its oontents, on Main street. Call on us and see our prices on provisions. W. II. SARTOR, D. F. ARTHUR. Jan 22 3 lm Grand Republic, OIOARROS, and OUR TRADE MARK, at A. R. STOKES & CO.'S. < I NEW YE Alt! NEW YEAR! A Grand Treat for tlic Public and Farmers generally ! 1 now have on liaml a full and complete stock of IIkavy asi> Fancy Groceries, Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Heavy and Fancy Groceries, t 'ON FKtTIONKIU ES, ('t >NFK( 'TIONKR1KS, ('ON FKt TTONF.R1 Kit, HOI U S. SHOES, 1)11 Y GOODS, 111 WVIV OlinI-V1 nntf xfuip, niiKV, 1?U1 liWWIKS, HOOTS, SHOES, DKY GOODS, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, nil of which I propose to sell at lowest cash prices. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mil. W. K. HOBO, of Cross Keys, is now with me, and will bo 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. L. POOL. Jan 15 2 8tu NOTICE. Mortgagee's Sale BY virtue of power and authority conferred upon me by certain mortgage deeds of W. F. Maybry and John Maybry, bearing date the 24th January. A. D. 1881, nud the 10th day of February, A. D. 1883, recorded in the office of he Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union ounty, in Book of Mortgages D, No. 4, pp. 585, 030, 037 and 038, and in Book E, No. 5, )p. 782, 783, 784 and 78">, I will will sell before he Ccurthouse door at Union, S. C., on Saturlay, the 20th day of February, A. D. 1880, at 12 o'clock m, the following real estate to wit: That certain tract or parcel of land in Drayonvilie township, Union county, containing ">8j acres, more or lees, known in the division >f lands of estate of Joshua P. Dawkins as Tract No. 1, adjoining lands of S. L. Pryor, los. Byers and Wm. Crocker. Also, mat certain tract of lnnd containing 18} teres, more or less, in Draytonvillc township, Union county, known in the division of the lauds of estate of Joshua P. Dawkins' as Wood Lot A.,' adjoining lands of John D. Jefferios and others. Also, That certain other tract of land in Draytonrille township, Union county, koonn as the homo place of John Maybry, containing one hundred and thirty acres, more or less, aujoining lands of Jos. lJyers, J. II. Littlejohn, Win. Jefferies, Jr., D. D. Littlejohn and others. Termes of sole?cash; purchaser to pay for papers. It. R. llltOWN, Mortgagee. Jan 20 4 3t W. LDOUGLASrsc? f %3.oo2p A WAR RANTED. ?OTTO?A *** S. M. IlICK, Jr,& CO.,Are sole agents for these Shoes, in Union county. Call and examinethein. They are the cheapest Shoe ever offered in this market. S. M. RICE, Jr., & CO, No. 1 East Union. Notice of Copartnership. WE, (lie undersigned, have formed a partnership for (lie purpose of conducting a General Merchandise ami Drug business at the former stand of 11. F. Bawls. under the firm name of S. M. ltlCE, Jr., & CO., and arc prepared to compcto in quality and prices of goods in our line with any firm in town, ('all on us. Our terms arc spot cash. S. M. RICK, Jr., KMSL1K NICHOLSON', 11. F. UAWLS. Jan !<*> 2 Int ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to me by note or account will please 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 them. Respectfully, T. E. BAILEY. Jan. 8 1 BURNT O UT BUT STILL LIVING. ?? ?> ?? We would respectfully inform qiu* friends and customers that we have rented Mnj. S. M. Bice's large brick store, next to John Rodger's, and are now ready to begin business again. We arc receiving daily our new goods, and our stock of Groceries; Hardware is as large and complete as it was ltefore the fire, besides having the advuntagc of being fresh and new. OUR THANKS. We take this opportunity of returning our sincere thanks to those kind friend* who so nobly and efficiently rendered assistance to us during the late calamitous fire. Wc also tender our thanks to our friends and customers for the liberal patronage heretofore given us, and ask a continuance of their favors in our new locality, whero wc shall always be pleased to meet them. FANT, McKISSICK & CO. Jau. 16 2 tf Notice to Creditors. ALL persons holding claims against the estate of Murphy llobo, deceased, nre requested to present their claims to me^nroperly attested, on or before March 6th, next^ All persons indebted to said estate must make payment on or before the above dale. J. T. LAYTON, Adm'r Est. Murphy Bobo. reD o 6 4t A Urge atock of the femoue "BAY STATU" BOOTS AMD SHOES. Every pair warranted, end at priooe to suit tho timee, at J. C. HONTER 4 C0'8. A lot of Very Superior Flour jtut rocoired bj A. R. STOKES k CO. Steel Plows and gle Trees, Tra< Shovels, Sps at BE HARDWA li o t WOill CO J ine my Sto and you will the bargains I 10,000 lbs. of HIDE; Prices paid for same. GQ a 5> n p3 g o ? ? hcj 5 feci (=1 . feci w i, p=> cd f u* i f=^ o s i p g fe| oq tel oq "foster" Aro prepared to sell nl l m t?t?twpin m n at rare tu Our aiui is, ns wo havo endeavored to d rclia THE LOWEST It is impossible for us WE H'AYE usually kept by us in great variety, and nr be glad to exchar.go goods for it, on advanti COME AND SEE You can be suit SPECIA To those who are indebted to us, we wo What you owe is now due. We t rlber notice. Our necessities will force u to use harsh measures to obtain what is john -DE.1 /Vg-ent Toi* ^V.11 H WAGONS A I am still selling the celebrated 1 W^OON and the COLUMHUS B 111 I JGIES. I have just tcccived A NEW LOT OF BUG< with and without tops, and somo nice f Spring Wagons, &c., which I will sell ( CASH I can sell a liuggy for 855 evory Wagon and Buggy 1 sell I fi cvory respect. I also keep Sioglo ai will sell as cheap us you can buy in Ncv Call and examino for yourselves and | Buggy and Wagon Depository is on Mai OC |? 41 ty JUST RECEIVED" BY A. It. STOKES, A C< a Choice lot of Hams, Pig Slonlflers Breakfast Baco AND Beef Toinfuets. I Plow Stocks, Sin36 Chains, Hames, ides Pitchforks WLEY'S RE STORE. ad exam ck and Prices c be convinced of' am now offering'. W. D. BEWLEY. S wanted, and Highest Cash W. D. B. 9 9 hrt h : M j b ^ j GQ g ? i m 2!^ ??< . Q & WILKINS 1 goods in their imnicusc stock SUIT TIE TIMES. o for the past soveDtaen years, to furnish good, lbio goods at POSSIBLE PRICES. to name the goods and prices. EVERYTHING e anxious to make sales. We need money and will ageous terms to the purchaser. FOR YOURSELVES, cd in goods and prices. \ L IN OTICE. uld ask that they make prompt MCtllcUlCllt. iced the money, and expect all to pay up without is to collect, and we hope our friends will not force due us. RODGER. I lLEII IIV? Wagons, Harness Implements. [iiidH of Mjicliiiiory. ND BUGGIES. ? j -11... i ..i I -. u- ' uj/nai via, UI1U iiiu vvuimiMin IU "* illy warrant in WARRANTED BUGGIES, id Doublo Buggy and Wagon llarncns which i r York or Baltimore. get priced on the quality of goods I sell. My a street, opposite the Depot. JOHN RODGER. TAKE NOTICE >., A LL persons indebted to the undersigned, XV by note ir account, are hereby notified that such indebtedness must be settled in thirty days. Those disregarding this notice will hear from us through the channel of the law. HICK & McLURE. ' Jan 22 ? 3t "H Pure Timothy Hay. I HAVE just received a car load of superior Timothy hay. M. L. POOL, Feb 6 o 2t. > Hew Store! Hew Firm' AND A -{ZBI G FI HAVING opened a new Grocery Store on New Year's i large stock of BACON, CORN, FLOUR, UOLASSl and other FAMILY GRO But the tire came upon us, on the 4th day after conuncncin sntire stock of new goods. WE lowerer, arc determined not to be backed down on account utr business in the warehouse in rear of D. C. Flynn's diet ound with n complete stock of Fresh Groceries, and ASK A SHARE OF YOUR We wiil commence to rebuild our brick store on Main ! novo into it as soon as completed. Give Us a Call, and We Will LIVING PRIC Come to I). C. Flynu's store, and you will find us. SAllTOK < Jan 22 3 IF YOU WANT I CHEAP G GO TO J. A. HENNEMi JEWELRY In Colton's Old Stain Where you can find a nice selection of Watches, Jewel Janjos, Accordeons, and first-class Violin and Banjo Strin ng Wutches, Clocks and Jewelry. All work guaranteed. ;oods jnst received. Jan 22 % 3 EVERYBODY TO CALL AI*D I The Largest and Cheapest S IIS THE UP-COI Three Car-Loads Received an I aui determined that the people of Union ('oui jheap as it can be bought in the State. 1 buy in lai the lowest cash prices, and can sell at a very small p TVO TRA! [ do not buy wbito pine or other cheap, shodd; but I get good, hard wood, substantially made, so gets full value for their mousy. CiJLASS*. I am headquarters ou all kinds of J icture, Window and Look* ^j\ Glass and \ V 9(a(rcNsc? I have secured the scrvic Mattress Maker, with an experience of t my shop at all times ready to do anything in that li Shades, Lambrequins, Curtains, Cornice, Pictures an Don't fail to see me for anything you want in the your homo. Respectfully, T. STOVES! KTOVF 11 JUST RECEIVED, a full linc'of Cooking i anybody in slylo and price. A GOOD coo: No. 7, with 25 pieces compl Ibo popular which arc so well known throughout the county ai sell is fully guaranteed to give satisfaction. 1 buy u stoves J which enables me to get them much chcape half less th..n in single shipments. I manufacture a which cost u.o less than by buying ready-made, ant this allows mo to sell stoves AS CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE You can see one of "HIT flTTP. VP" T?AT> w V V Alb JJ A. JU Jk v Alt at work in tho public well. 1 am prepared to put tl for which I make no extra charge. A full stock of and Groceries. Tin Hoofing, Guttering and Repair short notice, nod I make no oxtra charge for jobs in all kinds of stoves with despatch. The very best CASH PRICES paid 1 The old reliable house of I: ! New Goods! Li E! !Hl? i day, wc intended to keep on band ES, SUGAR, COFFEE, GERIES, g business, aud consumed almost our I of this misfortune, and have resumed ip dry goods store, where we will be PATRONAGE. street as early as practicable, and will Give You Goods at !ES< & ARTHUR. tf X) liUY OODS W & CO'S TORE. i.? Iry, Silver-Plaled Ware. Also, Violins, gs. Special attention given to re| nirDou't fail to give us a call. New J. A. I1ENNE.MAN k CO. tf INVITED SEE ?tock of Furniture riNTUY. Ld More to Arrive. uty shall have their Furniture as rge lots direct frouj the factory, at refit. SH. y Furniture in order to advertise that every customer All regular sizes in stock, and odd cs cut to order, i mid Upholstering* lea of a first-class Upholsterer and hirty years, who will be found ne. Also, Carpets laid, Window d Wall Paper hung in 'City Style.' way of furnishing or decorating E. Bailey. STOVES! and Keating Stoves, aud can suit K. STOVE, ete, for only $15. rGirl" and Boy" rc Htill in the lead. Every Stove I iy stoves by the ear load, (about 80 r, and also makes the freight one? II my stove pipe and sheet iron pans, 1 they arc much better. And all INiTllF, STATE. my CE PUMPS hem in wells anywhere in the county Tinware, Hardware, Woodenware ing done in tho best manner and on the country. I order repairing for for Hides and Beeswax. [. RODGER