Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fisTew York Toy Company. .? NEW STORE! j 4 NEW GOODS! PHI O HS; At the store lately occupied by T. E. Bailey, next to H. F. Scaife & Son. 5C. IOC. AND 25CT. UUU^TijJKiS. Great bargains for all. Xmos presents cheaper, aud prices to suit the times. We have just opened n large and complete line of ^TOYS OF ALL KINDS. - Chinaware and Crockery, Fancy Goods, Cups and Saucers, Mugs, China Plates, Bisque Figures, Vases, Baskets, Writing Desks, Work ^feBoxes, Albums. Picture Frames, ^P^ea 'Sets, Dinner Sets, etc. FIRE WORKS, Gaudies, Raisins. Fruits. AcYou will find it to your advantage to call and examine our goods before i : :_ii_ uuyuig, uspeuiuiiy our BARGAIN COUNTERS. Goods will be shown with pleasure. Don't forget the place?next _ to H. F. Scaife & Son. RESPECTFULLY, New York Toy Co, P. S.?MR. C. R. ltOBERSON has connected himself with us as Manager, and will be pleased to see his old friends. Dec 11 60 tf Baal, Belli, Bead!! UNION FURNITURE HOUSE! OPPOSITE THE RACKET STORE^ U a ins oouse is jusi opening a new s*ocx oi ^ F UR N I T U R E , which we offer fo the c'tixens of Unioo and (he surrounding country, at PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Come and price our gocds and be convinced that we mean what we sny. We nre just opening our house and expect (o have and keep such goods as the trade of the country may demand We buy our goo Is d rcct fiom the imnufactirers, nnd are Ihorcfoie enable 1 to SELL YOU FURNITURE CHEAP, and expect our prices to correspond with the low prices of cotton. COME AND SEE US and find out for yourselves truth of our assertions. ItESPECTFELLY, GEO C McLARTY I>eo 4 49 if. Milk Cow for Sale. r II i VD - ,r:iL n f._ 1 - .. _ fl nn ? w ? tun 'iiuk u)w ior amc, m ? * X fair price. , Mrs. F. E. SPEARS. Dec 11 60 2t*. Notice to Creditors. TIHE books of Men'lor Brothers having yjjfb placo l ia my hands for the purpose Ot'cefTTiogall unpaid accounts, those indebted to said firm are requested to make immediate payment to me. Orsui'Hwil bo com. menced by the 1 st of Jaouaay, 1892, on nil unsettled accounts at tbat date. S 8. STOKtfS, Trial Justice. Dec. It 60 2t. ; WELLBORING~ T am now prepare 1 with all the new and L ncocessary Machinery for BORING WELLS QUICK, and having had tea years experience ia the business, I feel couhdent I can give satisfaction, and 1 promise to exert all my efforts to do so. j 1 am prepared to go to any pan" ot ihe County, if sufficient work is assured to pay i nic for the extra time and expense neeessary. All orders left with Mr. A. C. Lyles will S be promptly attended to. T. K. FOSTER. ,1 ^^>ec. 11 60 4t. *ANK STOCK FOR SALE, T WILL offer for salo to the highest bidder, JL before the Courthous# d ior, at Union. S. C., on Salcsdny, Monday, January i, 1892, 80 Shares of Stock in the Merchants' and Planters' Nation?.' Bank of ITnlmi ? r belonging to the estate of Josiah Foster, deo eased. ^erras?CAS If. T. L. If AMES, Ex'r. Priy Tiik Static anil News and Gormen, please publish once a week for three weeks, and forward bill to, f. L. MA ME-?, Ex'r. Joncsville, S. O., 4 Dec 11 60 8t Dwelling to Hcut milE Dogan place in Town of Union, conJt^^iuing eight rcoms, and good out buildings. Tbe lot cantains G acres ; Bermuda Gra?s pasture aud running water through it. Apply to undersigned, H. L. (10SS. , Drc. 16th. 1891. , Deo 18 r 61 3t. < t \t* NOTICE TO TAX PAVERS AITORDISO lo Uw, ihe annua' a*-ess m>nl of iiroprrtr commences on Juris ry 1<*?. IWC. ami ei?-- -- r.!. u*rr 2Uh, ieu2. Fa- ilie mnti-n ene* of the Ta* I'nyera, 1 will riiccd il-o^ tollowing pi res ao?J times. Ip my offic a' 'bo C urthoue fro.n January 1-t, ?o Jsi u-iry 0 b. We ?< Biahnp, FriJny forenoon, JsroM 0BtS. ^ Coin nine. Friiliy afWnoon, January Mi Qibbs', Uainnl.y forenoon, Jmiiary 9th. Ce 'ar Buff, Mond >y afternoon. January 11 b * >njH<Kn s. Tumitay, January 12?b. > e, We nesdiy for en on, Jan uar- ? ill. Getlicu llil , Tbur day forcno n, Ja u iry 14th. j Fi-li Da Fr.-ay, .'aiinary lf?th. Ssntuc, S.tlur ia-, unlit Jl P. M., Ja' uary Kith l? toy oRicc. Monday; January 18 h. Ml. Titter, Tuesday January, 19th. Kol-o*, WeJntttday, Januaiy 20th. Kcudiick'e Store, Thursday, f r?noon, January 21st Goudo'evi le, Thursday afcinoon Jaou 21??. Wilkiosvii'e, Friday, January 22d. D nyio'.v lie, Monday, January 2*>tb. limber Ki ije. Tuesday forenoon, Januirv 261 h. A?fcury. Tu sd ?y afternmn, January *26. h and WtJmwJ iv ft-rcnooi. January '27th. Jonesvi lc Thursday, J nunry 28. h An I at thu Courthouse titun that tin ( oui.l t'*e 20 li February, ?i which time th< book closes, nod a p.ua'ty . f 50 per cent will be addod totuc 'axes <>n all property not return wi'hin the t me pres-.ri^ed by the law A'1 male persons bttwceu the ng?s of 21 aud GO are liablo to poll to*, except euch at are exempt by law. It. U. MORGAN Auditor. Ottice ofCoutify Auditor, Dec. 1st, 1801 Deo 11 GO Ct CHRISTMAS, 1891, CHRISTMAS, 1892. :o: As the season of good cheer and gift inter changing draws nigh, one is often puzzleti in seeding suitable presents. C-n-ult roe I ran assist you materially in Bolting tin problem. I can shape your choice from elegant lines of ti e latest HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, I have the largest aud most complete stock of CROCKERY, LAMPS. BOOKS. STATIONERY, PLUSII GOODS, TOYS, CANDY AND FRUITS, ever brought to Union. In the CROCKERY LINE, I c?n sel you a Tea Set or a Dinner Set from 8:5.50 l< $50. A Bed room set foum 7octs to $12 In fact, everything in the Crockery Line A selected stock of LAMPS for Ilall Library, and Kitchen n??u at ni.ii.nu before heard of. HOOKS ! HOOKS ! ! HOOKS !! ! Anything from a A. H. C. Hook (o a $12 Hible. Don'i forget to look at my line ofpjcms at il'Jcts. SPLENDID PLUSH GOODS. _^I cnn show you the finest stock rf Plush GolrfitJ in Union, such ns Dressing Cases Manicure.. Sets irni Perfume Stan Is. H >y! these are tho ih ngs lo giro your girls. TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN In this lire everything is new, an I will besure lo suit. Wagons, Hocking JJ rsc? Bicycles and Velocipedes. My Stock of Candy can't be Beat. Fee my Candy at lOcts Tli's is fine. A go my Preach Candy at 23 an 1 45 cents. 1 you w int to give a nice present, buy a box o the celeb;aicd Teniicy Candy in 1, 2 and 31h boxes. In Fruits, I have Apples, Oranges, Bananas Lemons, Grapes, Raisins, Nuts, Currants Citron, and last, but not least, Cuba*. Call and see for yourself. llespect fully, G. P. GARRETT. Nov 20 47 tf The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. By JAMES M. GEE, Esq.. Probnte Judge WHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, n: Clerk of Court, has made suit to mi to grant liira letters of Administration 01 the Estate of and effects of Robert Macbeth deceased. These arc, therefore, to cite and admonisl all and singular, the kindred and creditor: of the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, tha they be and appear, before me, in the Cour of Probate, to be held at Un;on C. II., Soutl Carolina, on the 15th day of January, next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tin forenoon, to show cause, if any they have ,.wby the sai l Administration should not b granted. Given under my hand and seal this 2o< day of December, Anno Doiuinl, 180). J skal I JAMES M. GEE, I >-v?' J Judge of Probate. Published Jon the 4th day of December 1801, in the Union Txms:s. Dec 4 40 0. SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY o taiied nonr aaniue, DECEMBER 10, 1801. I WILL offer for sale at public auction at my farm near Santuc, on Saturday December 10, 1801, the following PERSONAL PROPERTY. 2 young Mules. 1 Milk Cow, and 1 Yearling. nuoiii ou onsnen u >rn. " 1,000 bundles Fodder. A gofjMk^prse Wagon. A lotTWToimehold Furniture. TERMS?CASH ON DELIVERY. WILLIAM BECK NELL. Dec 11 00 2:*. ?W imorm.-.tion nr.d free nnnclbook write to munn a CO.. 3r ! jjhoahwav, nkw york. Oldest bnroau for securing patents la America. Kvcry patent taken out by us Is brought before tuo public by a notice given frco of charge In the Scientific Jittimcan Larposi elrenlallon of any scientific paper In the world. K.plendhllr llliMfrnted. No Intelligent man should bo without It. Weekly. 3.00 a year: ii.SO six months. Address munn a co, pubusubha, *u Broadway, Now York* Z % (TP \ M J\ \T . JLiJLi^LlVA j GOING T U * J TUEIR 1MM ] DRY GOODS; CLOTH A Rin RT ATTn THE NE: We mean busin be sold rega \ We fully realize that hard times are u , stock, we will offer our entire etc .BARGAINS In Dress Goods, Linseys, Flannels, B1 to th CLOTHING, B( In Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc,, v [ regular prices. We will not quote prices you mouev, so come at once and get the .JEANS WE WILL OFFER SOME EXTRA L MILLINE Our entire stock of Millinery goods mi , govern yourselves accordingly. This sale commences to-day, the 11th, i money will buy more goods than elsewhei ' raise money. This sale means STRICTLY HKS POTFU LLY, 1 J. Beileiison. (Successor to F. 0. TREFZEll.) My line Jeweller and Watch Repairer, before hea union, s. c. T A IF you want your Watch or Jewelry repair- JL i \ ed in tho most substantial and workmanlike manner, or wish to buy a reliable Watch, M . warranted to be a good time keeper, or any thing else that is generally to be f und in a CHAIR! first-class Jewelry Store tit Moderate Prices. on me in inn more formerly occupieu I"~ J T i by Mr. Trefzcr, just ahove the Racket Store, find 1 111V1 ; and 1 will warrant satisfaction. ftSSOrtTOCnl J. BEILENSON. , Notice of Pinal Discharge. T?TTT?^ s "VTOTICE is hereby given that on Monday, JT LJ -Ll/l. ' J.AI Dec. 27th, 1801 I will niakc my final , 1 return, as Guardian of Lohila Cudd, JVlatrGSS " now Mrs. Lohila Vaughn, before lion. Ppnfhav James M. Goe, Judge of Probate for Union c County, ami apply for letters disniissory, as Carpets ? such Guardian. e All persons having c'aims against the said IvUgS, Lohila Cudd, now Mrs. Lohila Vaughn, ??* during her minority, arc notified to present JVLfltting them on or before that date, or be forever Pir>fiirn? bsrred. i IGLlirte F. M. ADAMS, Guardian for Lehila Cudd. ^ A Nov 27 48 4t.* O Akj . ctsfiu SHINS] O^vuf. t i~n. : 9 y ..A \o n' ^ O NoT?0 i S p/ Gt'EJiklirO " ^-MANUFACTURED BY? The Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co. CHARLESTON, S. C., Xl ttycud ^c^n, ca^slaC. Boot tkAM. , -J OJLOu (/- arz -v- ? ? /7 ? ? r w Q&itpI our J N0T2? ^ J PARKS O UN L 0 A D Kgrs fa irrooH of [HG.iWS, Mil EC - - ' I HTER SALE FOR >CT|16 DAYS. ess. Our Stock must irdless of profits. : 1A. pon ua t>VL and .Murder to reduce our mammoth >ck of gboaaot pricea unheard of in Union. I, BARGAIN S! anketa, and all dry goods, our prices have l>een cut e bottom. )0TS AND SHOES. re have cut some of our pricea 50 per cent below , as space is not snfRcint, but we will actually savtPf benefit of our reduction. ! JEANS! OW TRICES JEANS ANT) OARRTMEWER - -nr-'-T" RY GOODS. ist be closed out Ladies bear this in mind and and will last 15 days. Come at once where your re, for we are determined to reduce our stock and f CASH. No roods charged at present prices. GRAHAM & SPARKS. URNITURE. >w located in Nichol8on's large storeroom, fitted u|) ;st goods at^owerp'nces tharTev' r*' 1j cfore. l TICKLER I WILL QUOTE A FEW. Irom 3octs to $20. ird wood beds, fitted with Patent dove-tailed slat and Bracket rail, for $2.00. rge Bureau, with 12x20 mirror, on rollers, $4.90. FT TOP MATTRESSES $2.00: poles, brass or?ood trimmings, complete, 4bets, iish Parlor suitslbr $35.00 m suits from $lO.00 to $75,00. in all departments is complete, and at prices never rd of in this State. It /r nT v i ^ ^ 1YL ULiUSJLlN Ur (JUT r STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, SUCH AS 3, TABLES. ARTISTS MATERIALS, PTCTUSE^TBIMEB, ETQ., te a careful inspection of these goods liefore the t is broken. I T a T A UTURE OF ALL KINDS. es, Frames s, Glass aud Putty, , Cornice Poles, Window Siiades. Baby Carriages, 5, .Rattan Goods, H, DOORS. BLINDS, JS, LUMBER, LATHES, LIME. lot be undersold by any living man. Don't fail to ore you buy anything in my line. T. E- BAILEY 47 8m: JODS MUST G(). you want Dry Goods, , ;s, Shoes, Hats and ling- ch$&p, call on us, e are going1 to change Business. ; ,ODGBR|s PUROHLIi, i ? i , ' -? ? _ I ?- ? i DRY GOOD CL SHOES, HATS, " . -mm**. Winter isliyi^jipw in dead eariu dW\l 1 ? ?! 1 %? ?! - 1'iviu^ \>\?i 4 J viit w;n \t mil ruiuu W clothes, a pair of Shoes, a Hat, n\ of Blankets, etc., ami as you cannc to pay a long time profit on what y see that it will pay you to come to NEW YORK lor what you buy. We have no T therefore can afford to sell much h Strictly cash, quick sales, and on we do business. We buy our goods at al>out what other merchants paj Wqhavo just received a big lot i ers, which we marked at and loss tli a lot of sample Hats, we lia*e cut Full stock Brogan for 75 cents. Pant Jeans, 5 cents a yard, on n Good Soda, 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 J cents a yard. ..flpood Bleaching, 4$ cents a yarc ^SHRdies Hose (cotton and thinner Men's i Hose from 5cts up. Overshoes from 25 cents up. It will pay you to look throuc need anything or not. Attentive salesmen will take thrmiwli "-B"' nc HARI April 10 It W 111 Altl SELLING k BUT for the next 15 daya wo aro prepare' house io tl;c country oau beat. There i< lowest prices whenever you can. Couio to n stock of merchandise is very largor, consistiu. Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hi Crockery, and Tin1 TRUNKS AND all of this stock niiift co. We know that ti have reduced cvei-jrbinii to the smallest profi quarters lor square uud honest dealing, good RES CITY OAMarch 20 12 OWNERS OF 1 PREPARE FOR GINNINC For lowest prices and BEST C following supplieSj viz: RUBBER BELTING, LE OTT/tniTA\T -vr /\?*? /m DUU1JAJJM nust, ISO MACHINEI ZINC OILERS, BELT IIOOK I UNCIIE WHANG, PRESS ROPE, Rubber, Hemp aM A: A8PHALT IRON PAINT, (for pain WRENCHES, BOLT FOSTER, WILI Jan 2 1 Notice to Cre<UtOi*> A LL petaons yidebtod to tho estate of W. .. tOL H. Kelly, deceased, by nolo or in any I ?ther way, ai'e hereby notified tbat pay mm t , 0,1 nuat be made to me, ionnodia ely, and all *'?ry ileimsagft'iixt said estate must be presented 10&' 11 o me, properly attested, at Fish Dun. *UJ! 0 V V J. W. KELLY, and P Adm'* ?2t U. Dec 11 GO 41 I No> ' 3 s, i .OTHING, C.\PS, ETC. cut, and to Keep ou\ the r*PNIfl oolen underwear, a suit of w * % >, Overshirt. Comfort, pair >t, these hard times, afford oil need, you will readily the RACKET IMR LOSSES to make up ?\ver t han.our.competitors, e close profit is the way < so that we can sell them y for theirs. jf sum pie Shirts and Drawno Jobber's cost. To close ; the price to one half. ip to the very he .t. 1. ) from 5ets a pair to 7octs. ;h our stock, whether you * pleasure in showing you ISPECTFUliLY, IY & BELK. i I 3 1VO T iT COST. 1 to offer you sucb bargain* as no no uao to qaoto prices. Get tbo s u?J wj will discount tboui. Our ; of Dry Goods, ats, Caps, Notions ware, VALISES. lie crop* ur? ehmt. ami therefore t. Dou't forget i hut we aro heudl goods, and low pnow. 1PECTFULLY, SH STORE ONE DOOR FROM TOST OFFICE. MACHINERY, > THE NEW CROP. rOODS; < ?)! on us lor tii ATHER BELTING, mething New,) IY OIL, ;s BELT AWLS AND S, COPPER RIVETS, sbBstos Packing, ting Engines and Presses. S, ETC., ETC. \INS & CO if Notice to Trespassers EREDY give notice that I will proseite, to Ibe extremity of the law, all and person found, hunting, ridihg, drirletting birds, outting down ir?.es, or in ihor way trespassing upou the ijtods remises on wbiob i H*? J. LEON BUTLER, r 27 48 It. : k*> A