Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TAX EXTENSION^ 4 rilAXEd ere now extended, ?o, in?t?-ad of JL going to the County Tm usurer and paying your taxes, postpone them fi r a time, ami come to my store where yon will get more goods for your money than you ever diettne<l of. 1 I>ato en excellent array of New Nuts, Raisins, Currents and Citron. Figs, Prunes >and Oranges. Apples and Candies. I oiler two grades of California Pears. Aprioots, Clierrjfo, dessert and Pie Peaches. Roast and Corood Beef. Whole Ox and Pig Tongue. Potted and Devilled Ham and % Orcen Peas, Tomatoes, Okra and Tom Moos, etc., e'o. PLAIN AND SELF RAISING BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. Pla:n and bone'ess French Sardines. Jams, Marmalades, Canton Ginger Preserve". Ail varieties of Piclt'es and sauces. Extra Fine New Orleans Molasses. 1 lm o also opene 1 up a line of Fancy Crackers thai are perfectly lovely. VI l ? ? iiijr siock or doavy Uroorries is slso complete. Flour, Bacoo, Hums, Sugar and C <ffee and everything else marked on bisir of six cents o?tton. Pure unadulterated oil 25 cents per gallon. Respectfully, L. G. YOUNG. Dec 18 CI tf Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday, the 12th day of January, 1802, a final return will be made before lion. Jamea M. Gee, Judge of Probate for Union County, of John Rodger, a's Executor of the ?rttateUf"Willi?m L. Pa'mer, deceased. al?O As Trustee of Mrs. Mary Palmor, Mrs. Amanda Little, Mrs. Nannie St Clair, Addie Palmer, Ellis lMmer and Mrs SaHio Foster, and apply for Letters Dismissory as trustee of the abovo mined persons. ^ All persons having claims against the estate of William Palmer deceased, or against ^ the Trust estates of the above named parties are notified to present them to the under signed, properly attested, on or before the above stated date. JAMES II. RODQEB, LOUIS N. RODGER. Executors of the will of Joho llodgcr, deceased. Deo 18 CI 4t Notice to Creditors, ALL persons bo'ding claims sgaint the estate of Warren Worthy, deceasd, wili please present them, properly proven, to the ?. .ua^ersighed, at Saotuo, Union Co., S. C., w** ~ and a'l parties indtbted to said estate roust make payment at once, as the es'ate must ^ be settled up. A JAMES P. JETER, Ex'r John R. Jeter, deceased. Deo 18 51 4t* New York Toy Company. wr n tTT nm/?? ? n jbi w o x u tt ?j! NEW GOODS! JLOW PRUNES, ^ _ .*? At the store lately occupied by T. E. Bailey, next to H. ?. Scaife & Son. ?? 50. IOC. AND 25CT. COUNTERS. Great bargains for all. Xmas presents cheaper, and prices to suit the times. Wc have just opened a large and i oompl cte line of j TOYS OF ALL.KINDS. ' 1 Uhinaware and Crockery, Fancy ( oods, Cups and Saucers, Mugs, China Plates, Bisque Figures, Vases, Baskets, Writing Deskg, Work Boxes, Albums. Picture Frames, Tea Sets, Dinner Sets, etc. FIRE WORKS, Candies, Raisins. Fruits. &o. I You will find it to your advantage to call and examine our goods before t buying, especially our t ^BARGAIN COUNTERS. ! Goods will be shown with pleas- t| ure. Don't forget the place?next o to H. F. Scaife & Son. ? RESPECTFULLY, \ York Toy Co, j P. S.?MB^CTTC -HOBBR30N j has connected himself with usx Us j Manager, and will be pleased to sec his old friends, n Read, Read, Reai f!' | UNION FURNITURE ? W HOUBE! OPPOSITE THE RACKET STORE. J i This house is ju?t opening a new s'ook of |gjtf FURNITURE, which we offer (o the e'tlsen* of Union and the surrounding country, et PRICES *MAT WIIA ASTONISH YOU. Com* and prico oar goods and bo entlieed (bat wo mean what w* aay. Wo ore jaU openingou? house and expect lo hero and keep suoh goods as the trade of ihe oonntrp may demand. < W* buy oor goods d rect fiom lb/ Dimu* * fact'ireis, and are therefore enabled to * BELIi YOU FURNITURE rnrm and expect our prices to correspond with the low pricea of cotton. g OOME AND SEE US g HtMrtUnu"1 fwT ,wm]re* ,h* tru!h of our " I NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS ArCOUDINO to law, the annua' as-rcasm-'Ot of prop rty commences on January 1st. 18112, mill closer on February 20: li, 1892. For tlio oouren enee of ihe Tax Payers, I will attend tbe following places and i imcs. In my office a* tins Cmrthou'e from January 1ft, to January 0 li. Weal Spring-", Friday foronoon, January Sth. Ooleraino, Frid ly afternoon, January 8ih Gibbs*, 8-iiurd ?y forenoon, January 9th. Celar Bluff, Mond-y afternoon, January llilt Cm a Kc a, Tuesday, January 12tli. M titer s Sto e, Weltiesday foren on, Jauuary 1 -.It, G-slivu Hil', Thar day foreno m, January 14th. Fish Dam, Friday, January 16tli. Santuc, Siitur la", until 3 P. M., Januiry 10th. In my office. Monday; January I81I1. Ml. Tabor, Tuesday January, 19th. K oli on, Wedui a.I ay, January 20th. Kcndrick's Stove, Thursday, forenoon, January 21st. Gondeysvi lc, 'litri^r'ay uf.crnoon Jauu21??. Wilkiusvil'e, Friday, January 22d. Dmytonville, Monday, January 25th. Timber Hi Igc. Tuesday forenoon, Janu ?ry 86th. Asbury, Tu?sd?y afternoon. January 2Gih and Wednesday forenoon, January 27tb. Jonesvi le Thursday, January 28?h. An I at the Courthouse from that lime until the 20:li February, ni which time the book closes, find n penalty of 50 per cent will be added totho taxes on all Droncrte not ra. i turn within tlie l ine prescribed by the law. A11 male persona between the ages of 21 and 50 are liable to po'l tax, except such as are exempt by 'a r, II. D. MORGAN, Auditor. Office of Counfy Audilo*, Dec. 1st, 1801. Deo 11 50 Ot. CHRISTMAS, 1891, CHRISTMAS, 1892. As the sea ton of good cheer and gift inter- 1 changing draws nigh, one is often puzzled in se'ecting suitable presents. 0>n-uli me. ' I can assist you materially in solving the problem. I can shops your choice from elegant lines of the latest HOLIDAY NOVELTIES. I have tho largest and most complete stock of CROCKERY, LAMPS, BOOKS. STATIONERY, PLUSH GOODS, TOYS, CANDY AND FIllJITS. over brought to Union. . In the CROCKERY LINE, I ctn sell , you a Ton Set or a Dinner Set from ?3.60 to $60. A Bed room set fontn 75cts to $1*2. In fact, everything in the Crockery Line A selected stock of LAMPS for Hall, Library, and Kitchen uses, at prices nover before beard of. BOOKS ! BOOKS !! BOOKS !! ! Anything from a A. B. C. Book to a $1*2 Bible. Don't forget to look at my line of poems at 9'Jets. fiJPlj^KDID PLUSH GOODS. I can shdw.you tbo finest sto.;k of Plush Goods in Uniolv muh ns Dvcsriug-Cnsrs. Manicure Sets and Po-fumo Sinn is. U >ys these are thenh ngs to give your girls. TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN. In this liae everything is new, an 1 will be sure to suit. Wagons, Rocking H u se, Bicycles and Velocipedes. My Stock of Candy can't be Beab See my Candy at lOcts Tit's is fine. A'so ny French Candy at 26 an 1 46 cents. If irou want t> give a nice present, buy a box of he celebrated Tenney Candy in 1, '2 and 31b boxes. In Fi u'ts, I have Apples, Oranges, Bananas, . Lemons, Grapes, Raisins, Nuts, Currants, J Citron, nndl*?t, but not least, Guhtrx. Call and see for yourself. Respectfully, t G. P. GARKETT. , Nov '20 47 tf n ti rh^ State of South Carolina. fi COUNTY OF UNION. Jy JAMES M. GEE, E<q., Probate Judge. ^ WHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, as ai Clerk of Court, h is made suit to me V/ gram null lei'.crs Of AUllliOiSl Till ion on he Estate of and effects of ltobert Macbeth, _ leoease I. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish II and singular, the kindrcl and creditors . f the said ltobert Macbeth, deceased, that I hey be and appcir. before me, in the Court f Probito, to bo held at (Jn<on C. II., South ft{ arolina, on the 15th day of January, next, lu fier publication hereof, ot 11 o'clook in tho |j| orenoon, to show cause, if aoy they have, . rby the sai 1 Administration should not be 1 ranted. Given under njy hand and seal this 2nd n'( ay of December, Anno Domini, 180). seal I JAMES M. GEE, be w-' J Judge of Probate. Published ?on the 4th day of December, _ 301, in the Union Times. l)e0 4 40 6. Vsk Your Dealer For WHIPS, a BATHraBONE la made from EnaaclMI 9 allla? nature* own toofbest, and strongest ngagX? ena < 7?ES SfTi,8; FEATNERBONE. TOR HA^II BT FOSTER WILH1NS A C-O. 11 Oct. 9 41 tf. 11 8?iontlffo American Agency for VjllllUQ 1 1 Irieet burenu lor Mcurlns petenu in America, very p.itant taken out by n* t? brqwrht before e pubtlo by a notice riven freo of cbor^-o In the ( ?>cieutifif ^racncau rtrest trirculntlnn of nt)f yr.lentlfl."* popor in tho oririT Splendid!/ 11 hint rated. No Intelligent S^fiwff j^nr^ ? GRAM G 01 N ( THEIR DRY GOODS, C A BIG SB THE We mean b be sold 1 Wc fully realize that hard, t stock, we will oflor 01 B A K G A J In Dress Goods, Linscys, F CLOTHING In Clothing, Boots, Shoes, I! regular prices. We will not <j you mouey, so come at once ai J E A ] WE . WILL OFFER SOME MILLI] Our entire stock of Millinery govern yourselves accordingly. This sale commences to-day money wi'l buy more goods tin raise money. This sale means ItESPCTFUl J. I3eiIenson. (Successor to F. 0. TllEFZER.) ewcller and Watch Repairer. UNION, S. C. r F you want your Wnlch or Jewelry repnirL ed in the m >st suhs'autial and workinanke manuer, or wish to buy a reliable Watch, arranted to be a go >d time-keeper, or nny>ing else that is generally to bo found in a rst-class Jewelry Store at 31 odernte Friccn. Call on me in the store formerly occupied f Mr. Trefzer, just a'>ovo the Racket Store, id I will warrant satisfaction. J. BEILENSO N. WELL BORING. am now prepare 1 with all the new and . neccessary Machinery for IiOIUNG WELLS QUICK, id having had ten years exptr.ence in the isioess, I feel contiilent I cm give sa'isfac?n, and I premise to exert all my efforts to > so. I am prepared to go to any part of the ntnty, if sufficient work is assured to pay e for the extra timo and cxponse uoeessary. All .... viusm lOifc Willi illr. A. Li. Lylcs will promptly attended to. T. K. FOSTER. Dec. 11 60 4t. ^ t> s e ^ a >UANO ?MANUFACTURED BY? ie Vilcoi 4 Gibbs Gnano Go. CHARLESTON, S. C., ftrA 'TKjW. ^fe?v / <C C ?lr*-4fL ILi r /3c&? " 27 48 4a, I tr lM 4 s; i T (fj U N ] immiSTC LOTHIM^OOTS \UGHTER ? NEXT IS ii lcinncc Mi LAOIIIUO^. CUI "egarcU^s^ of ] ,imes are upon^ord ir entire stock of koods at prices u N S, BAR ? lannels, Blankets, and all dry goo to the bottom !, BOOTS AND rats, etc,, we have cut some of o note prices, as space is not suffici id get the benefit'of our reductio MS! J E EXTRA LOW PRICES IN JEi ST E R Y . G r goods'/must be closed out La O /< k , the 11th, and will last 15 days _ 1 l in eisewnere, ior we ore determin* STRICTLY CASH. No goods cl 7 GfiAHAffl FTIRWt I am now~~Toc!nH|^^H|PffT] especially for my bi?RB^uida? good lionest goods at lower pric( AS A. TICItLF.lt I WII Chairs from 3octs to $20. Good hard wood beds, fitted in centre, and Bracket mil, for $! Good large Bureau, with 12x2C SOFT TOP MATTR Cornice poles, brass or wood tr Nice Plush Parlor suits for $35 Bed room suits from $15.00 to My line in all departments is c before heard of in this State. I AM QLOS MY stoctHxf fancy CHAIRS, TABLES, AR' riuTUJ&JiiS, Jb'Ki and I invite a careful inspection assortment is broken. I ] FURN1TDRE OF Matresses, Feathers, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Pictures, SASH,???0R? SHINGLES, LUMBER, I well not be undersold by any ec me before you buy anything in Nov 20 47 Goods mi If you want Boots, Stipes, Clothing- cheap is we are going >ur Business. RODGER& parks" LOAD OK OF , SHOES, ETC. ' ' bi . cl )ALE FOR t AYS. " . 1 Stock must * profits. at ier to reduce our mammoth nlieard of in Union cr GAINS! ds, our prices have been cut > SHOES. >ur prices 50 per cent below nt, but we will actually save n LNS! in VNS* AND CASSIMERES. GODS. 11 dies bear this in mind and i Come at once where you id to reduce our stock and larged at present prices I & SPARKS. - a's large storeroom, fitted up n better prepared to furnish ?s than ev r before. J QUOTi: A FEW. |?v 8(0 with Patent dove-tailed slat T 2.00. Jt > mirror, on rollers, $4.90. esses $2.00: immings, complete, 45cts. .00 $75.00. omplete, and at prices never JJNG OUTT GOODS, SUCH AS M HSTS MATERIALS, bu UttES, ETC., qu? of these goods before the ALL KINDS. F rames Glass aud Putty, Q Cornice Poles, Window Shades. __ Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, 5, BLINDS, ? LATHES, LIME. Rt living man. Don't fail to my line. T. E- BAILEY 8m; ZIJ JST GO. w, I Dry Goods, A8t Hats and , call on us, , w / .1 An ? to change ? AL, oilier murt I PURCELL. ''l D? DRY GOOD!: CL< SHOES, HATS, < Winter is here now in dead earnes ting colJ you will want some woo othes, a pair of Shoes, a Mat, ap, ( ' Blankets, etc., and as you cannot, pay a long time profit 011 what yoi ;e that it will nay vou to come to tl ^EW YORK r what you buy. W o have no TI icrefore can aflbrd to sell much low Lrictly cash, quick sales, and one e do business. We buy our goods s , about what other merchants pay I We have just received a big lot of s, which we marked at and less than lot of sample Ilats, we have cut t Full stock Brogan for 75 cents. Pant Jeans, 5 cents a yard, 011 up 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 21 cents a yard. Good Bleaching, 41 cents ?a yard. Ladies Hose (cotton and ilannel) J Men's 1 Hose from 5cts up. Overshoes from 25 cents up. It will pay you to look through 2ed anything or not. Attentive salesmen will take p irough. liESl 41 HARR" pril 10 15 WE ARE I T1 T T T TtT /N A ) Ji li Li 1 IN > IJT for I lie next 15 days we are prepared to ) house in the country can beat. There h ii rest prices whenever you can. Couie to us u ek of merchandise is very larger, consistiu^ of toots, Shoes, I Clothing, Ha Crockery, Is and Tinvs 'RUNKS AND of this stock must tfo. We know that the t re reduced everything to the smallest proGt. irters lor fquurc and honest dealing, good got RESPI CJITY CAS! ONI r March 20 12 WNERS OF Mj IEPARE FOR GINNING r For lowest prices and BEST GOC owing supplies viz : JBBER BELTING, LEA'J SUCTION HOSE, (Somt 31 A C IX I TV E IX " *C OILERS, BELT HOOKS rUNCHES, SANG. PRESS ROPE, C liler, Heme and Asbi 'HALT IRON PAINT, (for painty WRENCHES, BOLTS, FOSTER, WILK1 2 1 IN otice to Creditors. p I. persons indebted to tiic estate of W. [I. Kelly, decerned, by no'e or iu any rTlflK Dof way, nre liereby notified that payment _L taininj to made to me, immedia ely, and all ings. The against said estate must be presented Grass pastii properly attested, nt Fish Dam. it. Apply J. W. KELLY, Adm'r est W. H. Kelly. Dec. 15tl 11 GO 4t Dee 18 Jt i ft % % %.? r\mTTTTlT/i l>imi\Ur, 3A PS, ETC. t, and to keep out the len underwear, a suit of 3/orsYirt, ooiFort, pair these hard times, afford ii need, you will readily ic RACKET MP] LOSSES to make up or than our competitors, close profit is the way to that we can sell them for theirs. > sample Shirts and Draw^ i Jobber's cost. To close he price to one half to the very be.-.t. from 5cts a pair to 75cts? our stock, whether you leasurc in showing you .'ECTFULLY, Y & BELK. iy IV o rJ? T COST, i offer j'ou Buch bargains as no o use to quote prices. Gel the id we will discount tbcoi. Oar )ry Goods, ts, Caps, Motions /are, VALISES. crops are short. and therefore Don't forget that, we are head3'1e, and low prices. CCTFULLY, IX STORE E DOOR FROM l'OST OFFICE. &.CHINERY, rHE NEW CROP. )DS, call on us for th rHER BELTING, >thing New,) \r o i j ^, BELT AWLS AND f\"D DP 1 f T 1 n i vi x xj A / i2< I3, istos Packing, ; Engines and Presses. ETC., ETC. [NS & CO tr Wftllinor fft "!><??* .. vv ftWUV1 pin p'ace in Town of Union, con; eight rooms, and good out buildlot cantMioH A acres ; Bermuda ire and ruuniig wetnr through to undersigned, H L. GOSS. i. 1891.61 8i.