The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 11, 1891, Image 3
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.New York
Toy Company.
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NEW STOR/E!
NEW GOODS!
LOW PHIOE9.
. ...
At the store lately occupied by
T. E. Bailey, next to II. F. Scuifo
& Son.
5C. 100. ANT) 25CT.
COUNTERS.
Great bargains for all. Xmas
presents cheaper, anil prices to suit
the times.
We have just opened a large and
complete lino of
TOYS OF ALL KINDS.
Chinaware and Crockery, Fancy
Goods, Cups and Saucers, Mugs,
China Plates, Bisque Figures,
Vases, Baskets, Writing Desks, Work
Boxes, Albums. Picture Frames,
Tea Sets, Dinner Sets, etc..
# FIRE WORKS,
r't' Candies, Raisins. Fruits. &c.
You will find it to your advantage
to call and examine our goods before
buying, especially our
BARGAIN COUNTERS.
Goods will be shown with pleasure.
Don't forget the place?next
to H. F. Scaife & Son.
- JLlttS f JfiUTU' U LL Y,
i New York Toy Co.
P.S.?MR. C. R. ROBERSON
has connected himself with us as
Manager, and will bo pleased to see
his old friends.
Deo 60 tf
fiOSnHR!
UldoN FURNITURE
HOUSE!
urrvauii 1HE KAL'KhT STORE.
This house is ju?t opening ft new stock of
^ FURNITURE,
which we offer to the o:t'*?ns of Union
ftnd the surrounding country, ?t PRICES
?? Ttf*TWILL ASTONltftl Y6lT.
Come and price our goods and be on.
vlneed that we mean what we say.
We are just opening our house and expect
to have and keep aueh goods as the trade of
the oountry may demand.
We buy our goods d rect fiom the minu,
factum s, and are therefore enabled to
sell you furniture
* ^ cheap,
and expect our prices to correspond with tbo
low prioea of cotton.
OOME AND SEE US
and find out for yourselves the truth of our
assertions.
RESPECTFULLY,
GEO C McLARTY
Leo 4 49 tf.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OP UNION.
r'. By JAMES M. GEE, Ejq.. Probate Judge.
\ VI7HEREA3, Joseph II. McKissiok, as
W Clerk of Court, has made suit to me
Ii^iiii mn? t'l [[I Kill liirn tellers of Administration on
} the Estate of and effects of llobert Macbeth,
[ decease i.
r These are, therefore, to oite and admonish
I <dl and singular, the kindred and creditors
FL ^jplhe said Robert Macbeth, deeessed, that
|Fv they be and appear, before me, in the Court
| of Probate, to bo held at Un on C. H., South
k- Carolina, on the 15th day of January, next,
E?- ? after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they bare,
| why the said Administration should not be
granted. '
1 Given under my hand and seal ;tbis 2nd
m-. day of Deoetnbor, Anno Domini, 1801.
wt< i
\ J seal l JAMES M. GEE,
?' I w>r"/ J Judge of Probate.
! Published "on the 4th day of December,
1 1891, in the Union Times.
Deo 4 49 0.
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| SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
? 3 Miles from Santuo,
DECEMBER 10, 1801.
B I" WILL offer for sale at public auction,
B I L at my farm near 8antue, on Saturday,
K . December 10, 1891, the following
PERSONAL PROP7" *>'.
2 young Mules. /
1 Milk Cow, and 1 Year
About 80 bnshell Cjrr/'-vy
.->? m 1,000 bundles P'. iter.
A good 2-borse Wagon. /
I A lot of Household Fulfiiture.
jm ' TERM8?CASH ON DELIVERY,
fc' . W|LLJAM BECHNELL.
y Pep 11 60 2*
1 fi# - . >||A4g, 8oient!fio AwtrioM
Ik. . jH IMl AgtMy for
WWB
NOTICE TO TAX PAXES8
ACCORDING to Itw, Ilie annua? ante*
inen; of property oowniott'Ci on Jnr
u-vy let. 1802, nud ok>ce-< on F?bunry 20']
1802. Ko<- the cmiv n enee of tho Tax IV
ere, I will Mtend'the following pl-urea an
iroea.
In my ofTico a* the C nuthouse from Jam
ary l?t, to January 0 h.
Weii Stiingf, Friday forenoon, Januai
8U?.
Co'eraino. Friday nfternoon, January 8tl
Gibb*', Saturday forenoon, Jaruarv Utii.
Cedar Dtuff, Mond>y afternoon, Janutr
11. h
. ' m s Ke'.a, Tuweday, January 12th.
M titer's Slo ?\ Woloesday foren-on, Ja
uai IHib.
G sheii ,11 1', Thur day forenoon, Ja- uu
HtV.
Fi>h La ii, Friday, January 16th.
8'ititue, Rotor lav, until 3 l\ M., Januai
fCtli
In inV r.ntoo Mr.rt.1..? 1U I.
Ml. T .l.. r, Tuesday January, lOih.
Kol on, W?i!ur8(lsy, Januiry 20th.
Kendrick'e Siove, Thursday, f- rcnooi
January 2ist.
G ndc svi lo, Thursday af or noon, .'am
21-1.
W ilkiritri'.'o. Friday, January 22d.
D ay onv lie, Mou-iay, January j^wtti.
Timber l!i tj'e. Tuesday forenoon, Janu '
26tb.
A-bury, Tuesday nfteriiiinn, January 26and
Wednesday forenoon. Januirv 27tb.
Joncsvi lo Thursday, J .iiiinry 28'h.
And at llie Courthouse from that tin
uuiil the 20 h February, a! which tiuie l!
book cius.-s. and a p< na ty of GO per cent wl
be added toti.o raxes rn all properly not r<
turn whhiu the t-nic prescribed by the hn
AM male persons between the ages of 1
and 00 are liable to po'l tax, except such i
are exempt by law.
If. R. MO ROAN,
Auditor.
Office ofCounfy Auditor, Dec. 1st, 189
Doo 11 00 Ot.
CHRISTMAS, 1891
CHRISTMAS, 1892.
As the season of good cheer and gift into
changing draws nigh, one is often ruzzh
in selecting suitable presen'e. C-until m
I ??nn assist you materially in solving tl
problem. I can sbnp) your choice fro
elegnnt lines of the latest
HO LIDAY NOVELTIES
I have the largest an 1 most oomple
stock of
CROCKERY,
LAMPS,
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
PLUSH GOODS.
TOYS,
CANDY AND FHUITS
over brought to Union.
Iu the CROCKERY LINE, I cm sc
you a Tea Set or a Dinner Set from $3.60
$60. A Bod room set fontn 76cts to ijjl
In foot, everything in the Croekory Lino
A selected stock of LAMPS for Hal
Library, and Kitchen uses, at prices nov<
before hea-d of.
BOOKS ! BOOKS !! BOOKS!! ! An) thin
from a A. B. C. Ileok to a $12 B.blc. Don
forget to look at my line of poems at OOols.
SPLENDID PLUSH GOODS
I can show you the finest slock of Plus
Goods in Union, such as Dressing Case
Manicure Sols and Perfuuio Sinn Is. B,.j
thrso arc the thugs to giro your girls.
TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN
In lliis line erorything is now, and wi
besnre (o suit. Wagons, Hocking Horse
Bioyoios and Velocipedes.
My Stock of Candy can't n
Beat.
Sec my Candy at lOcts. Th's is fine. Ah
my French Candy at 25 and' 45 cents,
you want to give u nice present, buy a box
the cclobra'ed Tonney Candy in 1, 2 and 31
boxes.
In Fi uits, I have Apples, Oranges, Banana
Lemons, Grates, Raisins, Nuts, Cunant
Citron, and last, bnt not Ions', Oubers.
Call and so.1 for yourself.
Respectfully,
G. P. GARRETT.
Nov 20 47 If
Notice of Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that on Monda
Deo. 27th, 1801 I will make my fin;
return, as Guardian of Lehila Cud<
now Mrs. Lehila Vaughn, before Ho
James M. Gee, Judge of Probate for Unit
County, and apply for letters dismissory,!
such Guardian.
All persons having o'aims against the sa
Lehila Cudd, now Mrs. Lehila Vaugh
during ber minority, are notified to pvese
them on or before that date, or be forcv
barred.
F. M. ADAMS,
Guardian for Lehila Cudd.
Nov 27 48 4t*
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GUJA-BTG
?MANUFACTURED BY?
The Wilcox A Gibbs Guano ft
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
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Nov 27 48 4
WORK ANIMAL3 FOR $AL
TUB undevatgnod H?s (wo good work bo
set, which aho would liko lo nil. Tern
of sole my.
LOTTIE 8IMS DAVIfl.
Not 20 47 81
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fGRAHA
; GOING
THKIR 1
DRY GOODS, ?l
y '
7 A BIG SL^
THE
' We mean bi
h
be sold 1
1C
ill
J?
We fully realize that hard til
?8 etock, we will offer our
' b a r g a x
In Dress Goods, Linseys, Fla
CLOTHING
In Clothing, Boots, Shoes, IH
r- regular prices. We will not qn
"el you mouey, so come at once anc
: j.e a r
1
to WE WILL OFFER SOME E
M I L L 11
Our entire stock of Millinery
govern yourselves accordingly.
This sale commences to-day,
money wi'l buy more goods thai
,0 raise money. This sale means 5
2. RESPCTVUL!
w*
11.
?r
ft A BUSINESS CARD.
To nit my Fricmls and Patrons, and all
those who May hereafter become
ill
s, Such, Greetings:
re ?
This is to inform yw\ thst I hftv? moved ?J
n?y liftedouw'<?r* * "? ? * ? ?! 'naiiu *
;T. site (ho llackc: Sore, d-nvn to (lie Duohar t
Stand, on the evner next to the Depot,
ill where I. nitJ. .M. Lltticiohn. who was
'MKf known nt Mr. kIvo'h as l/slor." are
^ keeping up the GIGGIST KINI> OF A
f RACKET in s lling BARGAIN GOODS of j
8 almost all kiuds, in the line of General
Merchandise, nt prices so low that it will
mako you think tliey must liavc been "picked
up" at 'a l ig tire swicwhero.
a | We guarantee hat if the people of Union
If I County will give us their patronage, we cau
of and WILL sa?e them this reason, between
lb $3,000 and $">,000, and <>f course that is a
BIG saving to every one who buys of us.
s How can wo save you nli this money?
Y Why simply because we buy ouy goods from
houses who buy their goods either from 1
Pawn Brokers or at Sheriff's Sales, where .
of course g- ods are sold for a tnere song,
hence]they are reso'd to us at very low prices,
so that it enables us to sell them to our cus- '
tomers from 50 to 100 per cent Itss than tho
same articles would cost you elsewhere.
"Seeing is believing," come and see for t
yourself. "
Below are a few sample prices of our
y< goods:
a* All wool Coats at $1.75 worth $3 to $5.
*? .? ? Pants at $1.50 " $2 to $4. *
0> " " Vests at 50cts, " ?1 to $2. j
>n " " Overcoats at $2 ' $4 to $G.
"8 Good Undershirts from 26cts up.
" Drawers } 25c Is up.
? Handkerchiefs " 4cts up.
n? " Men's Suspenders from lOcts up.
nt a cj i r_ -? ka-.
UU1UUII OIIUU3 ironi WCIS up.
er Cedar Buckets ut Hocts worth 40cts.
Paper Buckets 2octs, worth lOcts.
Good lung handle brooms from 14cts up.
Candies, Crackers, Canned Goods.
Confectioneries of all Kinds.
- HEAVY GROCERIES, CBOCKER\r, TINWARE,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
Come and tee us, and we will guarantee to
plooseyou in every way.
Respectfully,
CHES BOMAR.
| Sep 11 87 8m.
? ?T. IJeilenson. j
(t^t'cciuor to P. 0. TREFZER.) *
^ Jeweller and Watnh RanalMr (
... ?r?? 1
I'XION, S. C. .
IV you want your Wateh or Jewelry ropair- 1
cd in the nv>#t substantial and workman*
m like manner, or wiali (o buy a reliable Watch,
warranted tp l>e ? gq'xt time koeprrj or any- ^
r thing e'se that is generally to be found in a I
u first-class Jewelry Store
fit Moderate Prleoa.
IB Call on ma in the atore formerly ooenpied
by Mr. Trefker, just above the Racket Storo,
and I will warrant satisfaction.
J. BEILENSON.
?5^?* Jl
s ' 7 >
?' jkkjjfe' ^Vl? *
TO UN
imm K^jyyj--wrr,<
iOflufr'BOOT
OJGHTER
NEXT IB D
jsiness. Our
?egardless o
nes are upon us all, and in c
entire stock- u/ iwJllw Tit, nrir*P<
wj I ~
NS, B A I
-nnels, Blankets, and all dry {
to the bottom.
, BOOTS AN
its, ctct, we have cut some oi
lotc prices, as space is not sufi
I get the benefit of our reduci
i S J E
IXTRA LOW PRIGBS IN J
*ERY G
goods must be closed out.
the Iltli, and will last 15 da
II elsewhere, for wotoce dcterni
5TRICTLY CASHATNo goods
GRAHA
I?T TO TtTl
r u xy.i\j
I am now locatecLiu Nicho
ii'iiiiiiTi n
;ood honest goodsJM, lower pi
AS A TIOKtiKR, I V*
Chairs iroin 35cts to $20.
Good hard wood beds, iitte
n centre, and Bracket rail, foi
Good large Bureau, with 12:
80FT TOP MAT'
Cornice poles, hmss or. wooc
Nice Plush f?r <
Bed room sqits fraflP$15.00
My line in all departments i
jefore heard of in this State.
I AM GLO
MY STOCK OF FAN<
CHAIRS, TABLES, A
PICTURES, I
vnfl T ilivitp ? (inrnfnl inonn/ii
v..?. ? * * vv ?? v\Vft
issortmcnt is brufccu.
' 3L ^ i
FURNITURE 0
Matrasses^
Feathers, . 'fwk..
Carpets,
Bugs,
Matting,
Pictures,
SASH, BOO
Hmmm tttudi?
jimiuijuo, JLiUlUDij
I well not ba undersold by
iee me before you buy anythir
Nov ao
Goods -?
<? 3
< '?Vv 1 \
If you wai
Boots, Shoet
Olothing- ohei
as we are ?j[oi
Dur Business.
RODG|j|,
SPARKS
LOAD
"" r
I mil ETC.
SALE FOR
AYS.
' Stock must
f profits.
>rder to reduce our mammoth
5 unheard of in Union.
tG'AINS!
;oods, our prices have been cut
D SHOES.
f our prices 50 per cent below
ficint, but we will actually save
tion.
ANS.
TEANS AND CASSIMERES.
lOODS.
Ladies henr this in min/1 o?-?/l
tvs. Come at once where your
lined to reduce our stock find
charged at present prices.
M & SPARKS.
[TORE.
lson's large storeroom, fitted up
Uuxi-bettcr-prepiwrcd to furnish
rices than ev r before.
'ILL QUOTE A FEW,
d with Patent dove-tailed slat
r $2.00.
k20 mirror, on rollers, $1.90.
TRESSES S2.00;
1 trimmings, complete, 45cts.
$35.00
to $75.00.
is complete, and at prices never
SUNG OUT
3Y GOODS, SUCH AS
JVJLJL?Tfc> MATERIALS,
'RAMES, ETC.,
ion of these goods before the
FALL KINDS.
Frames
Glass aud Putty,
Cornice Poles,"
Window Shades.
Baby Carriages,
Rattan Goods,
US. BLINDS,
I LATHES, LIE
any living man. Don't fail to
ig in my line.
T. E- BAILEY
47 3nr,
IUST G07
it Dry Goods
TT q 4-.ci
XJ.U/UU CUJLLU.
ip, call on us,
ng- to change
& PUROBLL.
I
DRY GOOD
Winter is here now in dead earn
biting coll you will want some \\
clothes, a pair of Shoes, a Hat, Ca
of Blankets, etc., and as you cann>
to pay a long time profit on what ;
see that it will pav you to come to
NEW YORK
for what you buy. We have 110 T
therefore can afford to sell much I
Strictly cash, quick sales, niul on
we do business. We buy our good
at about what other merchants pa
We have just received a big lot <
crs, which we marked at and less th
a lot of sample Hats, we have cu
Full stock Brogan for 75 cents.
Pant Jeans, 5 cents a yard, on t
Good Scda, 4 cents a pound,
1000 Matches for 5 cents.
5 papers of Pins for 5 cents
5 papers of Needles for 5 cents.
Good calico 2? cents a yard.
Good Bleaching, 41 cents a yarc
Ladies Hose (cotton and llannel
Men's i Hose from 5cts up.
Overshoes from 25 cents up.
It will pay you to look throui
need anything or
Attentive salesmen will take
through.
Ill
TT TB" r
ijutm
April 10 15
ffE ABE HOT SEL!
BUT for ilio next 15 day a we ;iro preparebouse
in the country can beat. There i:
lowest prices whenever you can. Couio l<? u
stock of merchandise is very larger, cons:sliu<
Boots, Shoes,
Clothing, Hi
Crockery,
and Tin^
TRUNKS AND
all of this Hock must yo. We know that t
havo rcducul everything to the smallest prof
quarters lor square and honest dealing, goot
<nirrv A
March 20 12
OWNERS OF I
PREPARE FOR GINNIN<
For lowest prices and BEST (
following supplieSj viz:
RUBBER BELTING, LI
SUCTION HOSE, (Sc
MACHINE]
ZINC OILERS, BELT IIOOI
FUNCni
WHANG, PRESS ROPE,
Rita, Hemp and A
ASPHALT IRON PAINT, fibr oait
POSTER, tfSI
Jan 2 1
AUCTION SALE.
AT my residence in the town of Union, on
Saturday, December 12th, I will sell at f '
auction, for cisli, my household and kitchen 1- 0
furntluro, Bedsteads, Holding, Stove, "Wash ever;
pots, Molasses Kettles, one Mare, Mules, i?KWagons,
Catriage, l'tano etc. Stle to begin
at 11 o'clock, A. M. and
ANN E. HILL.
Not 80, 47 4t N<
IS,
1)THIR[G,
'oolen underwear, a suit of
,n. Ovursliirk. (loinfort, nnir
i J - / 7 I
r>t, these hard times, afford
^ou need, you will readily
the
RACKET
'IM E LOSSES to make up
nwcr than our competitors,
le close profit is the way
s so that we can sell them
y for theirs.
of sample Shirts and Drawau
Jobber's cost. To close
t the price to one-half.
lp to the very be :t.
?*
1
) from Octs a pair to 75ct*.
. ...
>h our stock, whether you?a
pleasure in showing you
SSl'ECT^JLLY,
IY & BELK.
L
L1M AT COST.
1 to offar you such bargains as tto *" " '
? no use to quoto prices. Gat the
* ?nj w3 will diacount theua. O ?r
j of
Dry G-oods,
ats, Caps,
Notions
ware,
VALISES.
bo crops are sh-nt. an<l thereforo
it. Dou't t'orgHt tbat we are head1
goody, aod low pricjs,
M5?fullyJ "N - ^
SH STORE
ONE DOOR FROM TOST OFFICE.
MACHINERY,
3 the new crop.
jOODS, call on us for th
3ather belting,
i.1. ?
iwcimng new,)
Y O I L ,
CS BELT AWLS AND
:s,
COPPER RIVETS,
sbestos Packing,
iting Engines and Presses.
ETC., Ei?
Is & CO
tf
Notice to TrespassersIKREBY
giro nit Ice flint I will proeeuio,
to ihe extremity of the lew, *11 aod
V person found, hunting, ridibg, drivnetting
birds, cutting down trcos, or in
other way trespassing upon the Uads
premises on which 1 live.
J. LEON BUTLER,
tr 27 48 4t