Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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# = = ==?*?*3=SS#V* = = = = =* |! JEWELRVj! iijTMJ.J * Nut ioor to * * Port OSm. * *.! tt.ii i THE V KMPQMICHB V^^bh ^8le TIME ^ Where yoto will ted a nioe selected a t ook in ' and SILVER-rLATED WARE. 1 iowjri j xvwmg mmnmm,o MD , PIE8T-CLA88 VIOLIN AND ' 1 iiXtfjb STRINGS. ' " ( I trtrtiririifr ,! la Watches, Clooks and Jewelry a Specialty. 0?t8 ' 3ra* MORTGAGE SALE. ~ j ' BY Ylriiie of ftie power contained in a oartain mortgage deed ma?lo by John T. Hill to no, dat#d.Febewaiy .l4 1886, add recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, Febrttary 18,1885, in Book! O No 7 of Mortgages, page 83, wo will soil by pnblie auction before the Court House doOr at , Union, on the Arat Monday in Novefkber next, the mortgaged premises described In said deed, to wit: Nine hundred acres of land, more or lees, situate on Broad River, in Union County, and bounded on the north by lands late of ' William Dawkiaa, east by Broad Rlfbr,' south by laoda of J. B. Jeter and J. T. Hitf, and < west by lands of J. T. Hill ami othsr. land* known as the Triplet! place, the Bowles place and the Betty Oltmn place. Said lands will be sold in one or more pareels, and plats of same may be seen by ap plying to E. K. Wallace. Terms of Sale?One-third oash ; the balance on a credit of one and two years, in equal instalments, with interest from day of solo, scoured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. E. U. WALLACE. , J. C. HUNTER. J. II. MAXWELL. W. C. W ALLACE. Union, Oct. 6, 1880. Oct. H. 40 4t i The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By JAMES M. QEK, Esq., Probate Jedge/ : WHEREAS, II. Shorter has made suit to me to grant him letters of Administration on the estate of and effects of Rhody P. Gordon, deoeased. Those are, therefore, to oite and admonish all and singular the kindred and oreditors of the said Rhody P. Gordon, deo'd, that they be and appear before me, in tho Court of Probate, to be held si Union C. II., South Carolina, oa the 25th day of Oct. 1886, after publioation hereof, at 11 o'olook in the forenoon, to show oause, if , any they oen, why the said Administration should not be granted. "" , Given under my hand, this 4th day of Ooto- , ber, A. D. 1880. , JAMES M. GEE, , Judge Probate. , t>..RI.al.-l .1-- o.i * " u-~uw uu ma om a ay or Uotobor, 1880, . is th? Weekly Uaion Times. Oct 8 40 i* 2t J FILE YOUR CLAIMS ~ ' OrricR or Coujity Commission brs, 1 ! Union, 8. C., Oot. let, 1886. | 1 ALL olaims against the county must be filed ( in this otfioe on or before the 1st day of November, 1880, or they will be carried over to , the fiaoal year of 1886 and 1887. { , By order of the Beard. JAS. T. DOUGLAS, j Cb'mn B. C. C. U. C. Golombus Gaob, Clerk. > " ' " Oot 8 40 41 ' ~ 1 1 '..- - ' 'IT' ? 1 Change in Business. HATING sold my entire stock of Merekant- < dioe to 0. l'ool, 1 take this opportunity , of thanking the public for past patronage and | soliciting a continuance of the same to My sac- ( oessor. 1 am, reapeotfu'ly, < M. L. POOL. e September 20th, 1886. < Having purchased the enllre stock of goods ] of M. L. Pool 1 now proposs to kesp on band a Bill and oomplete tins of Gensrat M erohandise at ths old stand, all of whleh I propose to efcll at lowest oash prices, and I respectfully ask a liberal hhare of tho public patronage.' ' .. 1 i To Bridge Builders^ ' " IVII.f. K? ml "I I - ?"??Bd ? mwa?7, Lihe liHh of Ottobm neat, to 1st owt thctcoiv tract, to the Iowmi rcmCtieiMo bitkbr, (w |t?Udlug a bridge I* that place. . ' ,.uH i PlkM ?od speoificatione will be madekwown ] r ow the day oftke letting. - r- ..-tfi A* iK// I 1 / .' ! i: r *. T. DOUOUA80, tf i ?A "< Ck'n^n Ik'O#. Ccib'w. ] Oct 1 (Ml *' <1 ig? " rrO - I ?* ? ThSSaSFeMSS^ MTdl , *' rtrtnJlOlAH ANP BUROEfol*, UNION cTH., 8. C., Office iff brick comer of Lew Range. Mar oh Lb, 7 tf 10,000 Bushels of1. Bran ] -K$WUWSS5Kt sa. To Rent, Lease or Sell lbs. aeod eoltan ; 4 mim branch bottom, which u Will ak&C to bnihelc com to the acre 2'cbraa well act hi red c!o*er. cottage faadaa.prahvd and tahlM^gaod wall. Air fjn>2 ???? fti# <*rpoh? nmitf of the town, and within oqa-qaarlor mil* of tho Male Acadomj. - *''' Sopl 10 . . Mi 4t I ) K I Tafcl dfttice. TRF Treasurer of Union county will open his books for llio collection of the Taxes, for tho isoal year 188-j, at the following places : Union C. HFriday, October 16th to 81st. Gregory's Store, Monday, November let. lllnter'e Store,. Tuesday, November 3d. Goelten Hill, Wednesday,November 8d. G. Epps Tucker's Store, Thursday, November Wtv V V ' ; V Fish Dnm, Friiiay, November Cth. \ Snntuc, Saturday, November 6lh. Mt. Tabor, Moorehad's Store, Monday, No& ^fo will's^ if Art* ^fu^Iay,! No#embet})th/ / ' 4 T J j FrankTCet/lriok's Store, Wednesday, November 10th. Oowdeysville, Thursday, November 11th. Wilkiosville, Friday, November 12tb, and Saturday, November 18th, until 2 o'clock p. m. Draytonvillo, Monday, Noveipber ICth. Timber KiJge, Tuesday, November 10th. Atbury, Littlrjohn's Store, Wednesday, November 17th. .1 / Jonesville, Thursday,. November 18th. Jasper Gibbe', Friday, November IMh. Col ermine, Saturday, November 20tb. Union C;(.IW, Monday, November 22d, to Deoember 16th, inclusive. * * 1-ur. ..? Alt mile oitiiens between the ngefl of 21 and. 00 years, not exempt by law, are liable to porf tax. Persons who own property in different townships will pleat# mak* if kuo'iyn wl?f|i theyl some to pay their taxes. X A.X LEVY, ? State o] mills County 3 " Interest on railroad bonds. 3} " nuiiring railroad oonua j or 1 mill Post indebtedness of the county } of a mill 3chool - 2 mills Total...... 15 mills JOS. 61st | County Treasurer. J Otobor 1st, 18W. Oct 1 30 2t NOTICE OF ELECTION 1 . ON 4 A / ? x Railroad 3HIJ Subscription '," ; ?in_ BOG AN SVILLE TOWNSHIP. . 1 r: / 1? Office or Couurr Commissioners, \. U*ion> a. C., A.gg. 30ih, 188tk J WilKRKAS, a petition iias been filed with the County Commissioners of Union County, signed by a majority of the freeholders of BoMwrille Township, of Union County, in accordance with the proVlsibftS^of Aft Act of the General Assembly of South Carolina approved. the '201 h day of December 1331, entitled an Act to incorporate the Glenn Springs Railroad Company, asking that ttic question of subscription or no subscription of the sum of twenty thouyfod dollars to capital stock of said oompany, which subscription shall be made in coupon bonds of said township, bearing six per cent interest and payable in 15, 20 aud 25 yeafs after tbo date thsroof, as provided by said Act, be submitted to the qualified electors of sail Township, Ana mrtuor.tiuu the said road do run through the eaid township by the way of West Springs, in a southeasterly direction, and as near the center of the samo as practicable; and farther that the funds realised on Mid bonds to be expended exclusively in tho oonitruction of said railroad within the limits of laid township. And whereas, the said Commissioners have by a resolution of their Board ixed the amount proposed to be subsoribed according to tho request of said petition, at twenty thousand dollars in six per coot, coupon Bonds of said townahip; said Bonds to bo made payable in installments of six thousand dollars iu lb years, and in equal installments of seven thousand dollars iu 20 and 25 years after tho date thereof, as provided in said Act. It is hereby ordered, that au election be held Tor Mid purpoee, on Wednesday the 1& day of Detober 1880;. and that the polls be opened it the various election products within the said township of Boagnaville,>ftrem 7-iololock a.m., gtttt&sa ixxskctiiX iball be entitled to vote; that the ballots shall rave written or printed thereon the words subscription" or "no subsartotion." ire hereby appointed mana^re of tbo election lerein ordered. Said managers shall make re^ urns and meet at the Court House of said bounty and count the votes and declare the re. iult of said election and certify the same to the Dhnitauqi (o| the , Board, .of .Cqiuiur, Cqmnais. doners ?C UdtotWly, a*' pfcAiddd t?y law? on >r before Friday, the loth dny of October, [880. By order of the Board, J AS. T. DOUGLAS, Cliu B. C. C. U. C. Columbus Gaob, Clerk. Setp. 3, 35 Gt. Ifii* Affrioulturul IiimlomoiitM li/.C)K..iTIMAFO I H0WKR3, RAKES, TRESSES, ohi -?1o 'I \v-'? >? >;i*r *iti . Engines," . :Oini, , gaw-wtfH , pflsc HARltOWS, ... ? s THOMAS HARROWS, AOMF HARROWS, And Builders' Materials. BOOBS. ffAsir,f BMM>*, A?m ' A?. GENERAL COMMISSION, UNION. 8. C. 1 Small Quantity of Fine Seed Wheat for Sate. ' kptlOKir)::] I A..C6 JTIAr* Ct Red Kast Proof Seed Oat*. VTTE have ordered a oar load af Hod Hast s it OMtr, as lhajr are scarce ft "id will bo inuei lighcr. A. R. STOKfefl k OO.T n V YOUNG MERCHANT ||mith & Would respectfully inform the citizens of Ui opened i ?9ploii<lft<l Stock of Goo Invite all psrsons to call and examine our Stook a menoing business, we have determined to succeed a FULL AND FRESH STOCK OF The t owe me Lowe Our Stook will Consist of all Kind HATS, BOOTS, SH< Wo shall also keep well /F selected stocks of Such as Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Suj ABB PttPJT Full Weight, Good Goods and Lo\ with their patronage. If you doubt wha COME AN! AT TUB POSTOFFICE. SMIT Oct 8 40 HARDTIMES! ? Y ( | . BTJ " wor . : r~rry nzr= | F ALLAH D W INTER 8 0 : WB ARE JUST RECEIVING one of the 1 ; bought very close in the Northern markets, an TIMES," we are marking our entire sto DRY C In Dry Goods and Notions yon will find tli suit all classes. SHOES ! In this lino we wish to call your special at : ties almost exclusively from manufacturers, wli: : You will find we keep nearly everything that it : Child's shoe at 25cts per pair to a Gent's ?7.00 : which is guaranteed to give satisfaction. We a CLOTHING, : You will find, by examination, that we carry AT THE LOY11 : We have some very nobby style hats just : Mens' and Boys'. I flit Doors are op ? Respectfully, I J GRAH Aug 20 3! "THE BEST IN' The McConnick Machines hav HIGHEST HONORS at every W Field Trials, have justly earned t FIFTY-FIVE YEARS experienc 55,841 Machines, (Binders, Rea 1884. Sold on liberal terms. /? ?ALJ Xing Guano Distribute Berry Cotton Planters, Terry " Leader Chilled Turnin Georgia Cast " Hishawka Sulky HARROWS, FEED CUTTERS, ( BARROWS, AND FARMING of all kinds, AGENCY BUCK BON BARBED Lucas', Averill an< ? n to (T. F( I April 0 f. Application for Homestead. VTOT1CR ia hereby given thai Mr*. Klinbcth iLN . Bobo, widow of .Murphy Hobo, deoeased, aae (tied her petition before me to have a home* Lead aaaigncd and *et off, for the benefit of ' herself and her Minor child Flora, from the ' real and peraonal property of the aaid Mufphy Notice is further given that tho said petition will come up for hearing before me on the 80th d*Y of October next, at 11 o'clock A. XI JAMBS MUNRO, Matter for Union Connty. Matter'* Offioe, Sept. 2*2. 1880. 8tpt. '24, 88. 4t. ( A Neat Dwelling for Sale. ! rR neat briek dwelling on Main otreet lately I occupied by David Johnton, Jr., it offered for tale. For particulars inquire of W. A. NICHOLSON. , Mob. 26 12 tf S TO THE FRONT. ||UNTER.| nioo, town nnd country, that th?y hare just ids In tbo old J. C. Hunter & Co.'a 8 tore, aad nd l'ricos. lleiog young men, and just comby striot business habits and always keeping MEIICHANDINE, aad selling good* at ii- ii t. ST PRICES. ST I lilCES. s of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, )ES and NOTIONS. -r. } r t * Hi ROCEltlES AN1) HARDWARE, JJROCERIES AND HARDWARE, ajar, Coffee, Teas, Spices, Canned Goods res smn?: v Prices guaranteed to all who favor us t we say > txust us. H & HUNTER w" tf -?a -w* 5 LOW PRICES! ^ : ? ,, : 008 JUST RECEIVED.! i argcst stocks of goods in Uniou, which we id, knowing that the cry is 44 IIARD ck right down at Hard Pan Prices. ? loom. iat wo have a large assortment of Goods to ? SHOES ! tcntion, as we buy our shoes in Urge quanti icli, of course, gives us inside figures on them. : i usually kept in a first-class house?from a : shoe. Be sure and look at our $3.00 shoe, : lso make a specialty of Ladles' Fine Shoes. : HATS, &c. I a very largo stock of Iteady-Made Clothing j EST PRICES. received. Also, a full line of cheap hats in : x welcome to oil, whether you buy from us or : , and should you make up your mind to buy : m tin, you win nnu mat wc do our best to sell : it Ibe brat goods for the least money AM & SPARKS. | 3 if THE WORLD" ing been always awarded the rorld's Fair, and International lie above title as the result of e. pers and Mowers) were sold in SOTS, g Plows, << << CORN SHKLLERS, WHEELLPLEMEIVTS THORN OR RIBFENCE WIRE, d Asbestos Mixed 3STER & WILKINS. II ; ' ' ' tf f ALLEN & MilLLER, Propritfori of the ? UNION FEED & SALE STABLES HAVING len*cd the buildiag formerly Nnpitd by J. W. Ilnrrin. we have fill*J U with iliiKKlcH, Wagons, PhnlAin, If uriieMM, Ac1., which we win Mil oh?per than same goods were ever offered on this market. Buggies, $50 and upwards ; wagons, beth ewe and two-borse, at an inducement. Some good second-hand Buggies $20 and ppwarde?all rally warranted. 'Those wishing te purchase will save money by giving us a oall. We saean business, and are determine 1 to sell. Also, some fine combination horses for sale eery low at our stable. ALLEN & MILLER. Sept 24 38 tf ' 1 ' ' I l-l r '?<* t . i' m i; ' r ! . The Baiflware Store i Will be known hen . ... ' *'j" r ' ; ' , \ '.it ?EEEREI) * F; l? "i .1- < . . lev" <>.' w.?? In the Burnt Block, where he will be . ' ? i whether spectators or purchasers liberal support in the pas continuance of the with respi W. I>. BE' business"* REMOVING! HAVING BOUGHT the large brick ate re on the a McNally, and in order that I may hare aa few goodl a at my new aland with almoet aa entirely NN N EEE WWW 8888 TT NNNK WWWW 8 N N N EE WW WW SS8S8 N N N E WW WW 8 ' N NN EEE W W 8888 ! I will therefore offer my entire atook, for the next 30 I hare a large Stock of Menu's and Be on hand that I am determined to olear oat, and 26 Per Cent. Lei rather than carry them over te my new atand. Do not coma to the conoluaion that thia reduction and be convinced that everything in the above la juat D LEADER OF NEW GROOEB/ I NEW GROCEI . CX> - - - | i* we ere receiving a NEW ami I FBESH G80 G WHICH WE PROP* R O AT REASONAB] O E R Y OUR STOCK C0? S BACON, LARD, FLOUR, q SUGAR AND COFF R CANNED E And *11 kinds ^ FAMILY GRC Giro u? a Call and See A. B In J. T. IliU & Co.'s old building. NEW GROCER! P RESH AH ?AT? LAURENS ft QUEEN OLIVES, OLIVE OIL, DURKEHS SALAD DRESSING TOBASCO PEPPER 8 WORCEST HORSF* ?FRENCH BI-CARB French Bi-Carb Soda will pieven being the best Baking Soda known. BAKERS CHOCOLATE [fc STRICTLY PURE FI.AYC JkL LINK OF ?8TJ0H ASYOUNG HYSON, IMPERIAL, JAPAN, SOUCH 'j * i! ' U'-\ ' ! , i c-.il i >.rl u k !- * ' : .?n .v : -1 .*<, : ' J :7 at 75 cents per pound. IIUDNUTS PEARL GRITS SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON LARD i "i ;-5 # , f i U|f ,i m !#? *'#;44|*iA ' au*e( ? of H. D. Bet ley 'after as the ' ' ' : i i m i{ Wc , RONT=? < >r '? ;.f*a -i , -<,0# ^ pleased to WELCOME ALL, ^ * i ;* / . Thanking all for their ' t, and soliciting a IT I T ? same, I am WLEY. ' nifiT % CBi'l.- . f . . f'( n .i. . -*! ; ?.*' . -i ' -It UHANGE. REMOVING-! lorner, fuiiwlj by Mr. Tbtnu possible to soft, Ma be eble to ope* oat rrr ooo ococ k k ? r o o g * k k . r o o c KK r o o c ' ' K k 'A t OOO 000C K K DATS. ?t Btrietlj lf?w TMk CM. ys'CLOTMG here mode up mind to sell them at ? ss than Cost, is not ssmle, but eonse end see for yourself whet I mesa to do. . C. JFLYNN. Y STORK IY STORE. 1 I COMPLETE Stock of *ff CEBIES, I OSJE TO SELL Q , _ R LE PRICES. O 0 E R rsi8T8 or Y 8 T ^ o tiOOM CHEESE, R ?f S >C?RIES. ^ for Your?elvoM, . STOKES * CO. I STORE. IRIVAL^ YOUNG'S. ' . ' >>.6 i <1 . -?il| f. AUCK, EK8HIKR SAUCE, ORD'8 BREAD PREPARATION, OF SODA? it Biscuits turning ye)low, n* ?ji nj-:: *1 t ? ?(??? ?r culinary purposes! -H ..til " J ?RIN? KXTRACrm ' GOOD T?Ai < * f ; V I * ; T?? 1 . . it* . i ? ' I'.lu !*>*<' ( * .nJnil'Hl. M? H> 11 '"I*t 'i? ! ::< ? ? yor A* i ' ti t ut [ONO, GUNPOWDER, AND OOLONG ,i. >' ? -l V.T ' J*- ' , . . % M N ( ?*"? "4 *??) ?nil FLOUR, ilvap ia fttoek. #