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I NEED MONEY; I WILL offer u?y immense stock of Furniture at a reduced prioe until the 10th of March. Think of It! A good (imt.) bed room set worth $22.50, for $10.50. A good set of chairs worth $0 00 for $4.50. A good imitation Bureau, Qer. glass, worth $8.50 Tor ?7.00. Mattresses worth $3.00 for $2.00. 8pring beds and mattresses from $1.00 to $9. Rocking chairs from 85o to $12.00. And many other things too numerous to mention. AT COST. A nice lot of Oil Paintings, Panels, Photographs, Cabinets, Frames, Gems of Art, Wall Pockets, Braokets, Carets, What-Nots, Childrons' and Misses' Carpet llockers, &o., will be oia at actum coat. Th?a? are nice good* and are bound to sell at tha prloee I am offering thero. T. ?. BAILEY. Feb 26 8 2t Notice of Dissolution. THE copart ncrsliip heretofore exist ing bet ween J. C. Hunter, E. It. Wallace nnd J. II. Maxwell, under the firm name of J. C. HUXTKIt 4 CO., is this day dissolved. Kit her of the partners are authorized to sign the firm name ia liquidation. J. C. HUNTKIt, K. R. WALLACE, J. II. MAXWELL. Union, 8. C., Feb. 16, 1880. Notice of Copartnership. THE undersigned have this day formed a copartnership under the firm name of HUNTER & CO., for the purpose of carrying on a general merchandise business. Having purchased the building and stock of J. C. Hunter & Co., our business will be oonducted at their old stand. J. C. HUNTER, E. It. WALLACE. Union, 8. C., Feb. 15, 1880. SPECIAL NOTICE. OUR firm having this day dissolved, all persons having claims against us arc requested to present them at once for payment. All persons indebted to us by note, or on account, must settle by the first day of March next, or they will find our claims upon tlicin in the hands of our attorney. No exceptions will be made; we are bound to wind up our old business. J. C. HUNTER A CO., In Liquidation. Fob 10 7 4t Delinquent Land Sales. ON Salesday (first Monday) in March next, I will sell for taxes the following described property, to wit: One trnct of land belonging to the estate of Charles Sharp, in Pincltney township, containing 135 acres. Alsn, 166 acres belonging to the estate of Mose Mardis, in Fish Dam. One lot in Bogansville, containing one acre, belonging to J. 11. Parrott. Also, 312 aores in Gowdeysville, as the property of J. 0. Love, jr. 06 acres situated in l'inckncy, as the property of A. J. Foster. The above stated parcels, lots and parcels of lots of real estate, or so much as may be necessary to pay the taxes, penalties and assessments charged thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer of Union county, on sales day next, unless all taxes, penalties, eto., due thereon be paid before tAt day. N. 11. MORGAN, _ ? County Auditor. " Feb i? 7 * 2t MASTER S SALES ? 1 State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Id Court of ComoiOD Picas. Thomas B. Jeter, as Administrator, Plaintiff, agaimt Aurolius Wallace Thomson, Defendant, IN obedi encs to an order made in the abore stated case I will sell before the Court House door in the town of Union within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in March 1880, the following described property, to wit; TOWN LOT. All that lot of land lying being and situate in the town of Union, on the north side of Main street bounded by lots of Sartor and Arthur, P. M- Cohen. Main street and Sharp street, said lot fronting on Main street feet and running back to Sharp street. TERMS OF SALE. One-fourth cash; the balance on a credit of one and tgo years in equal installments, with interest lrom day of sale to be secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Master's Office, Feby. C, 188G. T A MVO MIIVDn Sf a4uuw iu v |?V| Master for Union Countv. Eeb 12 0 3. wiuouGiASir-f SHOE 8. M. RICE, Jr.,& CO. are sole agents for these Shoes, in Union countj. Call and examine them. Thej are the oheapest Shoe ever offered in this market. 8. If. KICK JR., ?fc CO. No. 1 East Union. Dee 4 48 tr PARKKR'8 HAIR BALSAM tho popular favorite for dressing the hair, Hectoring the color when gray,and preventing Dandruff. It cleanaea the scalp, stop* the hair falling, and ts snre to please, joe. and $?. tires at Druggists. Iki Bat Ooaffh Cart yNtuin end the hest known preventive of Consumption. Park en's Tonic kept in a home is n sentinel to tep sickness out. Used discreetly it keeps the od pure and the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys in working order. Coughs and Colds vanish hefere it. It builds up the health. j ' If you suffer from Debility. Skin Eruptions, Cougn, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Kidney. Urinary or Female Complaints, or any disorder of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, Blood or Htrves, don't wsit till you are sick in bed, but use pAmcnn'a Tonic to-day; it will give you new life and vigor. HISCOX * CO., K. V. Sold by Druggists. Large saving buying $? site. JlB 20 4 LEATHER. Ham cm Leather, * WHIBMVH 4JVfllHU> Upper Leather, CalfRklmi, at A. R. STOKES, A C0.8. Notice to Creditors. ALL persons folding claims against the estate of Murphy Bobo, deceased, are requested to present their claims to me, properly attested, on or before March 6th, next. All persons indebted to said estate must make payment on or before the shore date. J. T. LAYTON, Adat'r Set. Murphy Bobo. Feb 6 6 4t NEW YEAR! C NEW YEAR! L A Grand Treat fur the Public and Farmer* generally ! I now have on haii<l a full nuil complete stock of ii r.vvr AXt? Fancy Grockrim, Hkavt axd Fancy Groceries, Heavy and Fancy Groceries, CONFECTIONERIES, CON FECTIONERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, ? HOOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS. ROOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, nil of which 1 propose to sell at lowest cash prices. van una examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. C MR. W. P. 110BO, v of Cross Keys, is now with me, and will l>e pleased to see his many friends J and tnke pleasure in waiting upon them. T Thanking the Public for favors shown me, and soliciting a continuance of the same, I am, Respectfully, > f M. L. POOL. Jan 16 l 2 3m Attention, Earners. 1 GUANO! CUANO! GUANO! WE are offering the following celebrated brands on most reasonable and accommodating terms: ASHEPOO ACID, PALMETTO ACID, Ashepoo Fertilizer, Carolina Fertilizer. Planters will find it to their interest to seeua before buying. SARTOR & ARTHUR, at Flynn'f. Fab 12 6 lm JUST RECEIVED * ? x. vV . IX. BXUJlJllS, &C CO,, aChoice lot of Hams, Fig States, Breakfast Bacon . AND Beet* Tongues. W. LDOUGLASr?c??T , ' 4 SHO^P^A ottom 8. M. RICE, Jr,& CO.,are sole agents for these Shoes, in Union county. Call and examinethem. They are the cheapest Shoe ever offered in this market, ' S. M. RICE, Jr., & CO, No. 1 East Union. ALL PERSONS J NDEBTED tc me by note or account will ?_ piease con ana seme at one*, as 1 nave heavy payments to make within lha next ten days anu will be obliged to colleot to meet them. Respectfully, T. E. BAILEY. Jan. 8 1 SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of Hundry execution! to mc directed I will sell before the Court House door in the town of Union, on Monday 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: 6 bales W. A. L. K., 2 bales A. 8. K., one I. D. P; Levied on and to be sold as the property of Jamison Q. Kelly, at the suit of J. T. Hill, II. L. Qoss, survivor, I. O, McKissick Executor, and others, Plaintiffs against Jamison 0. Kelly, Defendant. AlSt). i wiii sen uiarics t. Murphy's Interest in one tract of land lying being and situate in Union township Union County, on the waters of Fair Forest Creek, known as the Murphy Mill tract, containing fire hundred and fifty acres, more or less bodndsd by lands of Robert Macbeth, W. J. licaiy and Robert Beaty 8r., levied on and to be sold as the property of Charles T Murphy, at the suits of J. M. Gibbes & Co., and others, l'laintiffs against Charles T. Murphy Defendant. AISO. I will sell one two iiorso wagon, two Yearlings one olock and one buggy, levied pn and to l>o sold as tho property of D. Shelton I.cc, at the suits of H. I. Goes and J. T. Hill & Co., l'laintiffs against D. Bhelton I<ee Defendant. Terms of Sale?Cosh. ? Feb. 8th 1880, J. 0. LONG, s. v. c. Feb 12 (1 EM8UE NICHO L80N, ?Agent for- ENGINES, GINS, ' 5 0 PRESSES, TH RE3HERS, BINDERS, Mowers, Hay Rakes, Grain Drills, PLANTERS, CULTIVATORS, } fA?i1 .11 1.1.A. .# Implements and Machinery. Oct 23 42 6m. firs. iwjijT IB( litre made their headquarter* at 0. M. Rice, Jr., ft Co.'s store, where will also be found a fall and new stock of D-R-U-G-8. J i fob 6 6 If u >teel Plows and I gle Trees, Trace Shovels, Spad at BE"\A HARDWAI Call anc ine my Stocl ind you will b ;he bargains la: * ^ 10,000 lbs. of HIDES v >rices paid for same. CQ ^ tg g > 3 -w ? ^ O H, g pic g >i 1 r *=- o S i K o * C go S bd c NE GB0CEB1 Wo are receiving a ncv FRESH GI which we pr AT REASONA d\ ??L vur BlUUA BACON, CARD, FJLOUR. SUGAR AND 4 CANNE and all 1 tZ FAMILY G Give ua a oall and see for your A. Io J Not 0 V l\ I foster & Are propared to sell all go< at mm to s AAA A A1AVMM A W JV ur aim if, aa we have endeavored to do for reliablo j THE LOWEST PC It if impoeeible for oa to n i?E HAVE E raallj kapt by oa in great variety, and are an: i glad to exekaage goods for it, on advantageoi 30ME AND SEE F You con bo iuited it SPECIAL To ih?M who oro Indebted lo no, wo would Yhat jra? *W? Is m*w <? . w? need lrther oolioo. Our ooooositioo will force no lo to oto horoh aeeoureo to obtain what lo duo ?low Stocks, SinChains, Qames, es Pitchforks TTJEY'S iE STORE. 1 exam i s. and Prices 01 e convinced 01" n rvrrr /-vflRrvw v* _ IJLL JLL^F W UlltJl JLJ_L^ V. D. BEWLEY. ' wanted, and Highest Gash W. D. B. H ' B 5itd i--. I; el 19 Kj tr ^ 1 B M ;IW - = m 1 jo -* 4 ~ t A 0 P -??? I :w r STORE. | t r and complete rtock of ^ 10GERIES, oposo to sell BLE PRICES. < consists of IFFEE, ;D GOODS and CHEESE, cinds of a ROCERIES.? aclvos. R. STOKES & CO. . T. II ill & Co.'s old building. 44 If . I : WILKINS ' [>d> iu their immense stock BIT THE TIMES. : si ' the post soTcnteen yean, to furnish good, h goods at vt JSSIBLE PRICES. " mm the good* end prieee. VERYTHING pcious to meke eelee. We need money and will ne terms to the purchaser. R OR YOURSELVES, i goods and prloea. ' NOTICE. askthat they make prompt s<ttlom?at. the money, and expect all to pay op without collect, and we hepe our friends will not force ns.. -<SL'L^ ; *n'"f'Hrn'' New Store! New Fin AND A ? ?I~B I G P I HAVING opened a new Grocery Store on New Y? large stock of BACON, CORN, FLOUR, MOLAS and other FAMILY GR ut the fire came upon us, on the 4th day after conimci Hire stock of new goods. WE owever, are determined not to be backed down on acc ir business in the warehouse in rear of D. C. Flynn's mnd with IT complete stock of Fresh Groceries, and ASK A SHARE OF YOTJ We will commence to rebuild our brick store on Mi tore into tl as soon as completed. Stive Us a Call, and We Wi LIVING PR Come to I). C. Flynn's store, and vou will find u SARTOR Jan 22 3 IF YOU WANT CHEAP G GO TO J. A. HEN A EM JEWELRY In Col ton's Old ? Where you can find a nice selection of Watches, J anjos, Accordeons, ond first c.'nss Violin nnd Banjo ? ig Watches, Clocks nnd Jewelry. All work guarantei ooda jnsl received. Jan 22 3 EVERYBODY TO CALL AN] The largest and Cheapest IN THE UP-C( Three Car-Loads Received I qui determined that the people of Union ( heap as it can be bought in the State. I buy ii he lowest cash prices, aud can sell at a very suial NO TR, [ do-oot buy white piuc or other cheap, slu >ut I pret good, hard wood, substantially made ;cts full value for their inou^y. GLASS. I am headquarters ou all kiuds of Picture, Window and Looks ^\ iotr trill os nnd ^<1 \ \ lKalret I havo secured the se Mattress Maker, with an cxpericnoe c ny shop at all limes ready to do anything in tba Shades, Lambrequins, Curtains, Cornice, Picture: Don't fail to see me for anything you want iu 'our home. Respectfully, T STOVES]'".STOV JUST RECEIVED, a full lino^of Cookin nybody in style and price. A GOOD COC No. 7, with 25 pieces coir rl'he popular X rhioh are so well known throughout the count; oil is fully guaranteed to give satisfaction. 1 bu loves,) which enables me to get them much cho alf less than in tingle shipments. I manufactui rhioh oost mo less than by buying ready-made, bis allows mo to sell stoves AS CHEAP AS ANY HO IJN You oau see ono "BUCKEYE" FO: t work in tho public well. I am prepared to pu -v- .kZA T L _ ~1 A X* 11 .4^1. ^ warcu a. niKio no extra cnsr^c. a iuii piuu* ad Groceries. Tin Hoofing, GuUering nod Hop bort notice, end I make no extra ohargo for jobs H kinds of stoves with despstoh. The very beet CASH PRICES pel The old reliable house of Swtuiw ? ?J ' Ji n! Nev Goods! EEICItnr's day, we intended to keep on band 5SES, SUGAR, COFFEE, OCERIES, ncing business, and consumed Almost our ount of this misfortune, and have resumed cheap dry goods store, where we wi'.l be R PATRONAGE. tin street as early as practicable, and will 11 Give You Goods at ICES & ARTHUR. tf TO BUY iOODS [AN & CO'S STORE. iland. ewelry, SiWer-Plated Ware. Also, Violins, itriugs. Special attention given to repaired. Don't fail to give us a call. New J. A. I1ENNEMAN & CO. tf INVITED D SEE Stock of Furniture )TJ1NTRY. and More to Arrive. bounty shall have their Furnituro na i large luts direct from the factory, nt il profit. 1SII. jddy Furnituro iu order to advortiao , to t\>nt every customer tV \ All regular --- . sizes in stock, and odd sizes cut to order, laca and Upholstering. rviccs of a first-class Upholsterer and >f thirty years, who will be fou ,t line. Also, Carpets laid, Window s and Wall Paper hung in 'City Style.' tho way of furnishing or decorating i xn "D?-> ii att . JlU* iJClllCJ . RSI STOVES! ig and Heating Stoves, and can suit )K STOVE, iplete, for only $15. m . rGrirl" and y arc still in thcdead. Every Stove I y my stoves by the car load, (about 80 aper, and also makes the freight ooe? e all my stove pipo and sheet iron pans, and tbey arc much better. And all K IN|XH? STATE. of nay RCE PUMPS t them in wells anywhcro in the county of Tinware, Hardware, Woodanware airing done in the best manner and on in the oountry. I order repairing for d for Hide* and Beeawax. H. RODGEU | I . J, :. *