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TAX EXTENSION. TAXES ?re now fUtndrd, to, of going to ihc County Treasurer and |*jiog your IriHi pos<pon? ibrni fro < ?* *C -v mw? woo re you wilt get more go<>d? for your money tbsn you erer . Uie*tneJ of. 1 an escelletit array of New Nut*. Rabins. Currants and Citron. Fig*, Prunes >and Oranges. A pplrs and Candies. 1 t iler two grades of California Pram. Aprio?ts. Cherries, dessert And Pie Peaches. Roast and C'.roed Be*f. Whole Ox aod Pig Tongue. Potted and Devilled Ham and T-ny** Orcen Peas, Tomatoes, Okra and Tom*toes, ere., e*c. PLAIN AND SELF BUSING BUCK WHEAT FLOURPla:n an J bone'ees French Sardines. Jams, Marmalades. Canton flinw serve". Ail varieties of Pick'es an<J s niece. Extra Fine New Orleans Molasses. I lis o nisi opene 1 up a line of Fancy Crackers that are perfectly lovely. My stock of heavy Groceries is slso complele. Flour, B*roo, llauis. Sugar and C <ffee and everything else marked on bvsis of six cents c?Uon. Pure unadulterated oil 25 cents per gallon. Respectfully, L. G. YOUNG. Dec 18 CI tf Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICE is lieroby given ibat on Saturday, the 12th day of January, 18J>2, a final return will be niado boioro Hon. James M. Gee, Judge of Probate f?r Union County, of John Rodger, as Executor of the _... ?fFtVteT5f"Wlili?m L. Pa'tner, deceased. AL-O As Trustee of Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mrs. Amanda Little, Mrs. Nannie St Clair. Addie Painter, Ellis Palmer and Mrs Sadie Foster, and epp'y for Letters Dismissory as trustee of the above nirned persons. All persons having claims against the estate of William Pulmer dece i?od, or against the Trust estates of the above named imni*. ore notified to preseot them to the underBinned, properly attested, on or beforo I ho above slated daio. JAMES U. RODGER, LOUIS N. RODGER. Executors of the will of John Rodger, deceased. Dec 18 01 4t Notice to Creditors, ALL persons ho'ding claims attaint the ertate of Vittrren Worthy, deceasd, will please present theni, properly proven, to the ^.^uai^ersiglicd, at Santuc, Union Co., S. C., and a'l parties indtblcd to said estate must make payment at once, as the esntc must ^ be settled up. JAMES P. JETER, Ei'r John R. Jeter, deceased. Dec 18 61 4t* New York Toy Comnanv. v JL V NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! JLiOW PRICES, At the stove lately occupied by T. E. Bailey, next to II. F. Scaife k Son. m 50. 100. AND 25CT. COUNTERS. Great bargains for all. Xmas presents cheaper, and prices to suit the times. We have just opened a large and compl etc line of TOYS OF ALL KINDS. Chinaware and Crockery, Fancy oods, Cups and Saucers, Mugs, China Dates, Bisque Figures, Vases, Baskets, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Albums. Picture Frames, Toa Sets, Dinner Sots, etc. T T7I TlfT /"\ T-k Tr o r i it r. vv m 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 II. F. Scaifc & Son. RESPECTFULLY, York Toy Co. P. S.?MR. Cm. ROBERSON has connected himself with us as Manager, and will be pleased to sec bis old friends. Dec 11 f?0 if ^ pfiflii Pfiiiii Pfisniii |K 11UUU, ILUUUj 1LUUU . . UNION FURNITURE WT HOUSE! 1 OPPOSITE THE RACKET STORE. This house is ju?t opening a now s'ock of F U UN I T 1J It K , which we offer lo the c'tixons of Union and Iho surrounding country, st PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Come nod price our goods and be c >nvinccd that we mean what we say. We arc jml opening our house and expect fo have and keep such goods as ihe trade of ihe country may demand. I Wc buy our goo fs d root fiom the* m .nufnctureis, and arc thcrefoie enabled fo NEIJi YOU Fill* IT HUE CHEAP, and oxpcct our prices to correspond with the . low prices of cotton. OOME AND SEE US ntid find out fi.<r ) ourselves the truth of our assertions. RESPECTFULLY, GEO C McLARTY I>co 4 40 if. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS \ ArC0Ul>lNG to law, the annua' | ni- nt of pron rt? r-? ??"?? - y ??rjr i?t. IH!t2, and clofci <?n February 20 h, 1892. For Ibe eoneen enes of ihe Ta* Fayem, I will attend the following pi-res and dam. In my office a? iho C uUboue from January 1ft, to Jai-uary ti li. Wwl Spring', Friday forenoon, January <UH. Ooleraioe. Frid ?y afternoon, January 8ih Gibb*', 8nurd <y forenoon, January 9th. Gelar Bluff, Mond-y afternoon, January 11 h ja f.r> r Kc a, Tumdny. January l'Jih. I I XI it er -? Sto e, We tueeday fjreu on, Jan- j | j uary 1 -.It. ^ G- rbvu llil , Thar day foreno >n, Ja u ?ry | 14th. Fish I)aa>, Friday, January 15th. Santuc, Siitur la", until 3 I*. M., Jauu try } i ? i. Iii rov office. Monday; January 18th. I ^ Ml. Tabor, Tuetl?y January. 19th. Kelio", Wedum.lay, January 20tli. Kcndrick's Store, Thursday, forenoon, January 21st. Gcudeysvi 1c, 1Uri*rlay af.1?Ttioou Jauu21 at. Wilkiusvil'e, Fri lay. January 22d. D> aytonville, Moa-lay, January 25tli. Timber lli Ige. Tuesday forenoon, Janu try ^ 26th. A^buiy. Tuisdty afternoon. January 20th and Wednesday forenoon. January 27tb. Jonesvi 1e Thursday, J ninary 28ib. An I at the Courthouse troni that time until the 20 h February, nt which time the book closes, ami a penalty cf j'J per cent will be added tothc taxes on ali property not return within the t tne prcserik,ed hy the law. A11 male persons between tin ages of 21 and 50 are liable to po'l tax. except such as are exempt by 'a v. It. n. MORGAN, 1 Auditor. I Olfice ofCounfy AuJito-, Dec. 1st, 1891. J Dec 11 50 6t. CHRISTMAS, 1891, CHRISTMAS, 1892. As the sc.unn of good cheer and gift, inter- TC changing draws nigh, one is often puzzled y in se'octing suitable presents. On-uU me. I can assist you materially in solviug the problem. I can shape your choice from elegant lines of the latest HOLIDAY NOVELTIES. I have the largest and most complete stock of CROCKERY, LAMPS, BOOKS. STATIONERY, PLUSH GOODS, TOYS, <r, CANDY AND FKUITH. n ever broughtlo Union. ^ In the CROCKERY LINE, I cui sell yon iv Tea Set or a Dinner Set from $3.60 to ' $50. A Bod room set fonm Tocts to $12. In fact, everything in the Crockery Line A selected stock of LAMPS for Hall, Library, and Kitchen uses, at prices never before heard of. BOOKS ! BOOKS !! BOOKS!! ! Anything from a A. B. C. Book to a $12 Bible. Don't a forget to look at my line of poems at tt'J.ls. SP*J3NDID PLUSH GOODS. I can stiovy von the finest slo ?k of Plush Goods in Union, such as Pressing Cases, Manicure Sets and Pc fuine Stan lj. B >ys these are ilie'th ngs to give your girls. TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN. 1.. is? .... i ?:? be sure lo suit. Wagons, Keeking M >isc, Bicycles and Velocipedes. My Stock of Candy can t 1)9 Bea>. See my Candy at lOcts Tli's is fine. A's? my French Candy at an l 4"> cents. I f you w?nt t? give a nice present, buy a box of the cclebra'cd Tcnney Caady in I, 2 and 3lh boxes. In Fiu'ts, I have Apples, Oranges, Bunar.as. . Lemons, Grapes, llnisins, Nuts, Currants, J* Citron, and la?t, but not least, (lubtrx. Call and sc.* for yourself. K? spec full v, r G. P. GARRETT. * Nov 20 4 < tf vvr t.i Th<i State of South Carol inn- fi' COUNTY OF UNION. By.JAMES M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judge. ^ WHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, as an Clerk of Court, Ins male suit to me to grant, him letters of Administration on the E-tate of and effects of Robert Macbeth, i ? These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindrcl and crcd tors . of the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, that I they he and appcir. before me, in the Court of l'robitc, to be held at Un on C. II., South Carolina, on the loth day of January, next, ^ after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the (j() forenoon, to show cause, if noy they have, why the sail Administration should not be granted. Co Given under my hand and seal this 2nd mc day of December, Anno Domini, 18'Jl, | skal I JAMES M. GEE, bc ( w-' J Judge of Probate. Published 'or. the 1th dty of December, __ 181)1, in the Union Timkh. Dec 4 49 0. Ask Your Dealer For "WHIPS. 3 fEATllERnONF. Is ntado from Knnnieled . * Uullls? nature's own toughest, and strongest elastic material. Best wearing whips mado for MRc, r>Oci 75c> (ll.OO, Bl.fiC and # Sl.tio. All stylos for Buggy, Cart, Track, ^ Team and Biding. UoCCATIICDRftUC euro and ask For a r E A I 11 E II D tj H E TOH SAIill BY FOSTE H H I LKIXS A ('(>. T1 Oct. 9 41 If. *1 For Information r.nrl froo TTr.nfibcoU write to MIJNN A CO.. ." ! Duo AD WAY, Nnv VoKK. Oldest bureau for roourlna patents In Ainoric.i. Kvery patent taken out liy us Is brought before tbe public by a notice pi\cn free of cbar?-c in the JMcutiftf ^mwuau I^.reest rlreiilntlr.a r r any rrler.tlf p.-por !i tho world. Fi-leiKilUly lllie.; rated. No Intelligent man ihonhl lie without I'. V.'ecklv, a year; 51 JO six months. Addreeu MtJ.N'N & CO., ? ruBUsuKns, 861 Broadway, New York. 1 (Ill 71 U 71 Ijlii Liiil GOING riiKiit !RY [rOODS, CI \ BIG SL.A THE vVe mean bi be sold r Wc fully realize that hard th stock, we will olfcr our 3 A R G A I In Dross Goods, Linseys, Fin Pi HTlJTXm v.' i ix 11 i n u , In Clothing". Hoots, Shoes, IIr jgular prices. We will not cpi ou inouev, so come at onee aiu JEAf WE WILL OFFElt SOME E M I L L I Is Our entire stock of Millinery overn yourselves accordingly. This sale commences to-day, loney wi'l buy more goods thai lise monev. This -sale means i ltESl'CTFULl T. lieilenson. (Suockssou to F. (1. TIIHF/.FII.) lli/< iIIam nnrl \A/D ? - ! mci unu vviuuii ntj[)airt r. | IXIOX, S. ( . F you want ycur Watch or Jewelry repaired in the in -st su! sandal and workman- :e manner, or wish to buy a relia' le Watch, irrantcd lo be a go ,d time kceprr, or allying e!so that is gener d'y lo be found in a / st-class Jewelry Stoie ! " at 31o?lcrnlo l'rittt'K, Call 011 me in the store formerly occupied { Mr. Trefzer, just a' ove die llacket tftore, d 1 will warrant satisfaction. * J. BEILENSO N. WELL BORING. hin now prepare 1 wiili a'l the new and ncccessary Machinery for IiOKI.NG WKl.l.S tJtJh'K. d having ha?l ten years exp- r.encc in the siness, I feel confident I c in give sa*isfacn, and 1 promise to exert all my efforts to 80. 1 am prepared to go to any | art of the itnty, if sufficient work is assured to pay i for the extra time and expense necessary. All orders left with Mr. A. C. Lylcs will promptly attended to. T. K. FOSTEIl. L>cc. 11 oO 4t. ' +. C,B?* ! o ^vv'* b. * ** o 5 C/> 3r XJ' A. ?r o ?MANUFAC'TI'RKI* 1SV? ie Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co. CHARLESTON, S. C., ^fusd 'tween/ tuC* J {-trY- 'ry^u&^ML > GiVi^as+ tsA- B?_ C \ QeJyiM' /f/ Cir^JL XoA I ? ArvvZj&fa %*? C&HP: iot 27 4H is^ Tt q ivi ./?. O. T(X ITN 1 stc jOthing, Soots i tjghteb ? next m bj jsiness. Our egard^as^ of ncs are upan^^^^^SftTori entire stock of Ijoods at prices i ns, bar nnels, Blankets, and all dry go< to the bottom , BOOTS ANI its, etc,, we have cut some of < ote prices, as space is not suftic I get the benefit of our reductii i S ! J E 1 XTItA LOW GPftfcEs ]IN JE { ERY . G goods )"must be closed out^ Li the lltli, and will lust 15 day i elsewhere, for we ore dctermii STRICTLY CASH. No goods e grahaa i ain now JOCJn^gJJJM especially for my bnp^sfaiidii mod honest goods at lower pri< AH A TICKLKU, 1 W'l Chairs from 30cts to $20. Good hard wood beds, fitted 11 centre, and Bracket rail, lor J Good large Bureau, with 12x'J SOFT TOP BlflTT Cornice poles, brass or wood t Nice Plush Parlor suits for $1] Bed room suits from $10.00 t My line in all departments is jefore heard of in this State. I AM GLOf MY STOtTlbOF FANC 3HAIRS, TABLES, AI PICTURES, FI ind I invite a careful inspectio issortmcnt is broken. FURNITURE 01 Matresses, Feathers, Carpets, ltugs, Matting, Pictures, SASH, -?0Oii ihingles, lumber I well not l>e undersold by ai ee ine before you buy anything Nov UO Goods m If you wan1 Boots, Slopes, Clothing* chea] is we are goir )ur Business. RODGER 6 Sep G ovi \ M ?.* - -?r -IMaaWHMMHMHBMaMi r*TDI7w rrVKl\^? LOAD ?CK <>* " , SHOES, ETC. SALE FOR VYS. Stock must profits. Icr to reduce our mammoth mhcard of in Union GAINS! xls, our prices have been cut ) SHOES. our prices 50 per cent below int, but we will actually save on INS! ANS* AND CASSIMERES. GODS. ulies bear this in mind and s Come at once where you led to reduce our stock and barged at present prices \ & SPARKS. TURKm's large storeroom, fitted up on better prepared to furnish ;es than ev r before. ijL( ^ u on; i^iow. with Patent dove-tailed slat ?2.00. !0 mirror, on rollers, $1,110. RESSES $2.00. rimmings, complete, 4Gets. 16.00 o $76.00. complete, and at prices never SLNG OUT ( GOODS, SUCH AS ITISTS MATERIALS, LAMES, ETC., n of these goods before the 7 ALL KINDS. Frames Glass aud Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, S. BLINDS, , LATHES, LIME. iy living man. Don't fail to in my line. T. E- BAILEY_ J i sin; ust <;(). b Dry Goods, , , Hats and p, call on us, 1 g to chang-e o z FURCELL. I 17. DRY GOOD! OL SHOES, HATS, :., ? -i?i u iiuvi ip ni-iv nun in uciiii I'urni'f biting col J you will want some woi clothes, a pair of Shoes, a Hat, ap, of Blankets, etc., and as you cannot to pay a long time profit 011 what yo see that it will pay you to come to t NEW YORK for what you buy. We have 110 T1 therefore can a fiord to sell much lo\ Strictly cash, quick sales, and one we do business. We buy our goods at about what other merchants pay We have just received a big lot o1 ers, which we marked at ami less thai a lot of sample Hats, we have cut Full stock Brogan for 75 cents. Pant Jeans, 5 cents a yard, 011 up Good Soda, 1 cents a pound, 1000 Matches for 5 cents. 5 papers of Pins for 5 cents. 5 papers of Needles for 5 cents. Good calico - i cents a yard. Good Bleaching, 4i cents n yard. Ladies I lose (cotton and llannel) Men's ? llose from Gets up. Overshoes from 25 cents up. It will pay you to look through need anything or not. Attentive salesmen will take \ through. N ltES HARR April 10 15 XV 10 A It 10 SELLING _A BUT for the next 15 days wo nro prepared I house in the country oun boat. Tliuro h lowest prices whenever you can. Como to us stock of mcrchnudi?c is very larger, cousistin^ < Boots, Shoes, ] Clothing, Hs Crockery, 1 and Tin\ TRUNKS AND II P,t! i-.U .. . ?ii ui una mock iimim l'ii. wo know I hat the have :*educi(l everything to the HinallcHt profit, quarter* lor Mjuiru ami lioneat dealing, good ? RESI <tjirr\r cas o March 20 12 OWNERS OF M PREPARE FOR GINNING Eor lowest prices anil REST GC following supplies viz : RUBBER BELTING, LEA SUCTION HOSE, (Son 31 A O IX I IV 13 IX ZINC OILERS, BELT HOOKS 1 UNGUES; TTTTT A XTn T?T?TOO TI Awn W XXXXXI VJ, JTXI/JCiOO AUrL, Rubber, Hemp aod Asl ASPHALT IRON PAINT, (for painti WRENCHES, BOLTS FOSTER, WILK Jan 2 1 Notice to Creditors. A Lf. persons indebted to tlic estnte of W. tV II. Kelly, deceised, by no'e or io any riTHK 1 ilier way, nrc hereby notified that payment _L tain lust bo made to me, irnmedia ely, and all ings. 1 laims against s.iid estate must be presented Qrass p? j me, properly attested, nt Fish D*m. '? App J. >V. KELLY, Adm'r est W. H. Kelly. Dec. 1 Deo 11 00 4t Deo II OTHING, I PADQ T?'PP ^ VJA1 11, JjIVi TBI it, ami to keep out the )len underwear, a suit of O/er.diirt. omfort, pair , these hard times, afford iu need, you will readily he RACKET [MK LOSSES to make up ver than our competitors, close profit is the way so that we can sell them for tktiiia. ' sample Shirts and Draw^f a Jobber's cost. To close > the price to one half to the very be .t. from 5c18 a pair to 75ctn? i our stock, whether you pleasure in showing you iPECTFULLY, Y & BELK. iy IV t> T T COST.J o offer j'ou such birgaius oh no no uso to quote prices. Got the ind wo will discount thorn. O ir if Dry Goods, its, Caps, Motions vare, VALISES. crop* aro *hort. nod therefore l)ou't forget that we are head;oo'le, ood low pricef. 'ECTFULLY, ill STORE NE DOOR FROM I'OST OFFICE. lACHINEBY, the new crop. w" >ODS, call on us for th lTHER belting, lething New,) Y OIL, ; BELT AWLS AND COPPE JC7drJ, bestos Packing, ng Engines and Presses. , ETC., ETO. :ms & co If Dwelling to Rent I) >gnn p'ace in Town of Union, conling eight rooms, and good out build'he lot cantsios 0 acres ; Bermuda LNi it re and runni-ig water through !y to undviaigued, H L.GOSS. 5th. 1891.* i 61 3t, k