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c @ISTMA5 (II ^ A ^ ' - ~?* Just before Christmas the little ohitdr Clsus" to tell bitn what to bring them ; but get the things thoy want. Now here is s I only tell biin what to briog all tbe little cl Bisters aod brothers, tbeir uncle and aunts, t bodj, but this letter will tell "Old Santa*' e things. " DEAR 0L? "1 wish jou would pleaso bring to me an girls, the young men aod ladies thai havo kooW they want some of these nice things tc old folks some of those nice aod beautiful t S. M. RICE, "Old Uncle Santa,' I'll just tell you, if y< U.'s Store, you can load yourself up with al such as Tin and Wooden Horses, Cows, She and all sorts of animal*; Cap Pistols, Horns, and nil sizes and sorts of Dolls?some that 1 some that will talk, some that will stand up, can't tell you what all you can get thero tba boys aud girU happy. And you can get everything there that t sweethearts, such as handsome China ware, signs of tho latest pleasing effects; all kinds < Writing Desks, Manicue Sets, oto., etc. A and other fiuishes, too. "You cau get there for the old folks t Robes to be had; Qray Japan wolf and fine did for auy one, but particularly for the old fortable. "Now, if you will just take my word for i S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U.'s Store, you can | think. I forgot about Fire Crackers, andal all kinds of Fric Works there?Fire Crnck< dlcs(2 lor 5c. and up), Sky Rocketst, el nice to eat for Christmas there, too. such as Dates Raisins. Citron, Currants, Candy (bot things. IIo also keeps some handsomo < signs; also nice Sewing Machines, Organs a presen t for you to give to some one.'" ' " ' ^ Notice For Final Disoharge. "VfOTICE is hereby given, that by perJLN mission ef Hon. James M. Gee, Probate Judge for Union Ceunty. I will, on the 3d day ef January, 1803, make my final return and apply for Letters Dismissory as Guardian of Emeu* C. Alman, now Mrs. J. B. Free. A'l persons having demands against the J said Emeus C. Alman (now Mrs. J. 11. Free) |_ during her minor.ty, must present tliein to Cii me, properly attested, on or before thai day, n\ or be forevtr barrtd. 18' JOSIAH F. ALMAN, l0> Guardian ot Emeus C. Alman. Slll Dec. 2 4'J 4t. y,i RETURN TOOLS. "i of AI.L persons having Tools or other prop- th< i(j belonging lo the lute ('apt. James bu N. Benuer, arc teques'ed to return them to rnej at my ollice ut Uniou C, 1J. immediately, tot * ".Winn i ostsiv u. n. innuei. ??? It. MILLINER! , JUST received from ihe Northern Markets, a choice selpctirn of Millinery. fn LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES. [J! Always pleased to show goods and give be satisfaction to customers. mi M US. JAS. GRANT. Oct 14 42 If. tli iu Pay and Save Costs. ALL parties indebted to tnc by note or account, will pleuse cotne forward nnd settle same at once. i atn determined to wind up my bus'-ness and all unpaid notes nnd accounts not satisfactorily arranged will bo plaoed in the band of an oQicer of the law for collection. W. D. BEWLEY. D Nov. 25 48 4t. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. _ -y-mil tnur liSfyformed a fld.partnefplnp, iu F???-Vnd y,*l,!e I n-. ? /.??, under the firm name of APoiiTKti & Mathis, iu the town of Union, Hi is. C., and will bo happy to wait on all wh > wi may favor us with the r patronage. to JAMES B. PORTER. be JOHN U. MATHIS. fo MONE\ WANTED.?15y the above it will sh be seen that I have mate p. change in my ?"?i business attairs. wliich makes it absolutely M necessary for me to settle up my old bus- Hi . t incss as quick as p ssib'e. lei I therefore eive netice to all ners us in. debtel (o me in any way, thai I am greatly in need of (ho money they owe me, mid wj shall he c mpoled to force settlements, if c|( they do notcunoand satisfactorily arrange pV their indebtedness at on ea^ly day. . JAMES B. POUTER. nn pec 2 41) :ij 1 MASTERS SALES. FOR DECEMBER 185)2. The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY Court of Common I'leas. J. Volnoy Sirratt, Richard C. Thomson nod ( ' Joseph !*'ims, doing busine's under the fit ni naint of Sirript, Ship &. Cq., ] tiffs, *aijiiin*t ^1 A. J. P.trker, /ffffii'hint. i N obsdience to an or ler made by his j, _L Honor las. F. Iz'&r, Circuit Judge, da ed 14th October, 1802, I will ?e 1 on sales I iy, (5th) in l)e:c ;:bcr, 1802, at Union Courthouse, during the legal hours of sile, ihu i fo lowing doicritx* 1 Ian is : vi A cei aiii lot or pai ;ei of land lying. T." twin? ?n 1 <<iiii?tp in Ilium. IV........ "" T 0 --T - ... ^ DiftlC *?I " 1 Saudi Carolina, arid bounded hy laruls N ' belonging lo the Magnetic Iron Company, Jeliii Baruliill, D. C. I*..inter and A. J. Byars, and cin'd i?ing f <r'y-seve i aerci, jmora or le?s. jjj TlvllMS OP S A LB: Ho O le-hntf the purchase money in cash, tho 8,11 oilier lia'f in one yeir, w.tli interest fioin da?e of sile, secure I by bond of purchaser ( r purchasers, with iuc"lg.ig* of pienrscts m> chasei 'o have, tlio privilege of paying ( in tU^tlia purchase money in cash. : shrewd l'* f 'hUih, Master f.r on County, they nk 8 onioe, Nov. II, ISO-'. > politica. J7 dt. v have so la id of Dom F invested uooev mm?1 - Tl^??? 5! j^ISTM AS!! ? 1 en -<rj writing letters to "Old Santa the/ can't always tell him where to letter to "Old Santa" which will not lildren, their papas and mama?, their ihvir cousins and friends, and every &actly where he can get all of these t SAJV'TVA.:'' 1 d all the litl'e children, the boys and each other for tbeir sweethearts?I > give to each other?and all the good l: .l 1.1 ? it ? SI mugs a<. me r<asi union Store kept ^ JR., E. U. ju will just go to S.M. 11ICE, Jr., E. 1 sorts of little toys for the children, ep, Dogs, Hogs, Cats, Wolvos, Bears, Sideboards, Doll Cradles, Doll Beds, will go to sleep, some that will cry, ? and sonic that will walk?and O, 1 t will make nil the little children and he young men waut to give to their Glassware iu the most beautiful deaf l'lush goods, such as Work Boxes, si Iso these suuic goods iu wood ffuish, ] he warmest, prettiest nnd nicest hrp black woll. These Robes are splen- * folks who aHays ought to be com- n t, "Old Uuiclo Santa" and will go to get anything yon waut for anybody I I I sorts of Fire Words?you cau get -rs, Cannon Crackers, Roman Canto., etc. And you can get auj thing s Apples, Oranges, all k'r.ds of Nuts, ^ n plriu nnd Freuch). and all of these ^ Ulocks, in a great mauy beautiful dcud Pianos, which would be a nice ^ SARAH PACOLET," p The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. J. II. & L. N. Rodger, Ex'ra # against, Almira Rodger. 1 N obedience to an order ma le im the above i stated case, by his Honor Jas. F. Iz nr I cuit Judge, dated 15th October, 1802, 1 II sell, on Salesday (5th) in December, 32, heforo the Courthouse door in (lie vn of Uni?n. within the legal hours of e, Ihe M'owing described property, to L ; All that lot of land, lying, being and uate in the town of Union, on the corner Bachelor and Academy streets, known in 3 MoNally lot, including dwelling, ouildiug, and garden. v 34. Eight Ids of land in Bogum-illo vnsliip, known as lo's No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, .a .' j-i.. ? * . jm? ? . A. Hopkins an I G:eun Springs rood. j TEHMS OF SALE: v 0.n?-foui th psi t in cash and the balance a credit of one and two years, in equal f Bailments, with interest from day of sale ; a credit portion of the purchase money to secured hy bond of the purchasor and a "gage of the promises so'd. a Purchasers to pay for papirs, and have e privi'egeto pay the whole of their bids cssh. j ^ C. H. PEAKE. I Master for Uuion County. Master's Office, Nov. 11,1802. Nov. 18 4" ^t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY" OF UNION. Court of Common Pic is. Baxter Wood, in his own right, and as Administrator of Dr. u. C. ll?y, deceased, Plaintiffs, against N ohediencc to an order made by his . Honor, Jas. F. Izlar, Circuit Judge, in e above stated case, dated Oct. 15, 1802, 1 | ill sell before the Court hours d??or in the mi ot L'non, on sales Jay (5th) in Decern- f r, 1802, during Hie legal hours of sale, the 1 llowing lands, to wit: All that tract of land in Janesviile townip, in said County and State, hsunded byads of Moses Wood, F. S. Montr, W. 0. ertishaw, S. 8. Wood anil others, conlning Three hundred and seven acres, more or TEEMS OF SALE : } Oue-thinl cash?ilm I .. vmv vumutV 111 Vl'ill'S, itli interest from duta of sale; the puraser to give bond secured by mortgage of cmisrs for credit porti?n. with privilege l aying the whole in cash. Purchaser to y for paptr9 and recording. C. II. PEAKE, Master for Union County. ' Muster's Office Nov. 11, 18'.rJ. . Nov 18 17 :5t The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTV. Court of Common Pleas. 0 WiPiam Munro. 'j against 11 ptru T. Mabry, F. M. Fnrr and W. K. Thomson. ' N obalienoe to an order made in the above sta'ed o>se, by his Honor James j drich, Circuit Judge, dated July Xib, J'J, 1 will sell before the Courthouse door, the town of Union, du ring the legal urs of sale, on salesday ("nb) in Decern- I r, 1802, ilia following lands : 7d ACKRS. . I # t>CVentV-tlll 00 HC-'ftS of Inn.1 in ( ? _ v. Ill \.I n?uV'V3" It township, bounded by lands of Jesse Mabrey on the Smith, of T. l>. Li'Clfjoluj the East, ant} of William Jones on tne rtit and r, ?st. i 14 ACKKS. Vlso fourty-four acres ia said township, oining lands of T. D. LitCejoh.i, Will'am ies and J.J. Mabry, and known as the ni? I'iac?, &nd be itj part and pwool of I seventy- tine? teres. TEH MS OF SALEJne-haif cash, balance on ?'-"edit of one if ir, wiiii iu'erest from day of sale, secured V bind of the purchaser, and a mortgage ttio premises. C. II PKAKH, Master f?r Union County, [aster's Oflice, Nov. II, 18'J'J. ?ov. 18 17 :Jt. NO RACKET! U A' 3olid Facts. I Great BeMoa in Prices lEllBElff GEE'S. IN order to reduce mv stock aud Beet souie chuugo iu my bustuess, I avo decided to offer goods at the very iwcst living prices. Jeans at 25cts, sold for 33o Jenns at 33 1-3. sold for 40ots. Clothing suits at 815.00 priced 18.00 Clothing suits at 814 50 priced 815. CI tthing suits at 80.00 priced 810. >VtRCOATS MUST BE SOLD. In otder to close out some lines of toes I have decided to sell them at uud BBljOW COS.T LOT OF BOOTS AT CREATLY REDUCED PRICES. call especial uttcntion to my CH.VS. I1E13ER 13 SHOE. .s also his hand Sewed and Hand felts, the very best goods for tho price. TO THE LADIES: I offer the retticst line of custom utado shoos iu . i . 1U lUVVll UUU ^UUrilUlUU I" CI'V p3lf% You will tind upon my counters Prints t 5 dents, formerly sold at 8 l-3c. Examine and be eouviuccd that my no of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS HOSIERY AND GLOVES Are equal in quality and price to the ory best and honest. All-wool undev^birts and Drawers to ^ in>?u Lyit rfiiitililvr trices as low as can be bought auyrhcro Ladies Cloaks, just fiom the factory ifthe very latest styles, which must be old. A lot of Indies Jackets (last season's) it cost iliawk Blankets iinil Comfoi'ts. Stationery, Paper and Envelopes for the Ladies Pencils Pads, nets and upwards. 'jcgal and Foolscap paper. Peus, Pen Holders and Ink. BLANK BOOKS CHEAPER , nHi1"W1tITi Come and see my immense stock and uo convinced that 1 can sell you almost mything you want, and I am determined that I will uot bo undersold. I 31EAN IIUSIIVKSS , REUBEN T. GEE. Not. 15 47 If will? Machines From Mil I p. I can furnish you with several of the best n ikes of the h'gti grade Sewing Machines in reasonable terms, ami at the bwnl pi ices, also fiftnn CL OAMa I I A lin II A olvuivu nniMU lVI/ACHINES FROM $10 UP. To any person whose Machine or Mutical in-lroment I have hid to repossess because if failure of the purchaser to pay tlie installDenis when due. 1 will give a SPECIAL liscount now, if tlit-y desire to h\ly. S M. Ricu, Jr. E. U. P. S. Don't fo'ge- tint I sell .-nine of t) e kst 1'iauos and Organs that aie made. ?. M. U1CE. JK , E. U. )avid Johnson, Jr. Thus, k butler. 10UNSON & BUTLER, Attorneys ard Counselors, v n i o n , 8 . o, MlO.MPr ATTENTION' TO ALL LEGAL 1JUS IN ESS. Oct 14 4 2 3in RESIDENCE FOR SALE. 111111 l.cino aud lot ui the liwii of Union nil the c ri??r"f South an l Grog Sheets, ue'v owned an 1 occupied hy Mrs Mart lid if. (Inge, ia atferod f??r sile. TERMS EASY. For paitioul?ir>, npplv to the uudersigi.od. GEO. W. GAGE, Chester, 8. C. Nov 11 40 Ot. T ' ' :n M IS HARDI V; ' For us to again call your offering goods and prices t any other houae can offer, ai who will take; time to Un where. ARB TOtJ Of buying shoddy Shoes a1 cla OVER-coats ai COME SEE US AND i "THE OLD FOSTER, W HONEST HOODS! H HONES'] WANTED selling the best goods, (a rep at the same prices usually as x ] DRY i We are " now ^opening a ne we-offer cash Imyei OUR S H ( Our SHOE stock is compl to be bottomed with L CHEAP ( In the GROCERY line i arrive at $<1.00 TOBACCO All grades of TOBACCO frc "SHEIp A IN IT SIIELF GOODS, CAKES VA HORSE I We have ordered a line and in fact try to keep e> NO TROUBLE TO SIIO C Yo urn STAY' -=r *nje. mrnm dbV 'W A IS# JL AJL A J A LIVI CANNOT KE a Our trade ibr this season lias b< tion. We are receiving new shipmen Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Saddlery, Tin thus proving that good honest goo by our patrons. Our trado is 011 the upward gn coining to us.' ""-* We advertise to sell cheap ond 1 given an opportunity. c>uu STOOK is THE IJ We arc determined that the p away a single dollar from our towi at home. vjur urcsa Ooods and Trimmir.f so say the public. We want you inspect our ( J Cheviot tes, Table Damask, etc. I> O 31 I< You can buy these as cheap as yoi Shoes, Sh We nee?l not mention this line a place tQjget good shot# ?\t the lowci Womons^/.kiMfJjer shoes - - 7r. Mens - " * - 7;i Children* ? " " - - 2/j Hall Cotton - - - - 01 200 y'ds Spool Cotton - 02 RED OIL, OTHERS A Come in and buy your Winter * \ \ ) I t 7YNECESSARY attention to the fact that we are hat are better inducements than id we will prove it to any buyer restigate before purchasing elseNOT TIRED : the prices we ask you for first 00 unco I fc UNDER-prices. SAVE A FEW DOLLARS. b h RELIABLE," : ILKINS & CO.F ONEST TREATMENT !! ? I1 PRICES!!! a . w 1 Everybody to know that FOS- ^ ! TER, W1LKINS & CO., are & nitation borne by them for years,) ?k.ed for inferior goods. lc 2~W j GOODS.'; j w utock of DRY GOODS which rs at reasonable prices. ) E STOCK. 9 etc, and we guarantee every pair E ATHER, no paper filling. GROCERIES ,ve can fill your bill. Flour to ' to $4.50 per barrel. ! TOBACCO! mi Avliich the most fastidious can e suited t AJNUY UVUD1S: AND CRACKERS OF MANY RIETIES. MILLINERY of HORSE MILLINERY, fcrything the public may need. W OR PRICE ANY OF OUR JOODS. RESPECTFULLY, ] unfi' & Hunter. 1 fHE PROGRESS OF, I STORE. !EP US DOWN! , jen beyond our most sanguine anticipa * * a ts nearly every day in Millinery, Clothing, Hats, j; Lware and Crockeryware. ds at real close profits arc appreciated g ule and every day new customers are lyvcr tail to prove it wlien was we are tRGEST in the country, ] ublic shall have no excuse for sending II this season for goods Vhcv cannot gc;s have never boon equaled in this town, 'ingbams, Calicoes, Outings, Flannels 8 ^4 I? ICS. * ft i can order from the factories. 4^ ioes, Shoes, b s yo,u all know that McLure's is the 11 st prices. 1J ic. Good Shirting - - - 04c. ic. ! All Wo.,', di'ai.s . - - >c. Calicoc - - - 05c. j| c. Gingham : : : 07c. v !c. | Wool Twill Red Flannel : 20c. J-1 lSK YOU 250., ONLY 20C. from us?wc will save you money. J. W. McLURE, Ag't. * ." - > : rpxfp X llti NEW Y< RACK It is a well known fact that we lead ii nd the numerous nackaeres that dailv A w ur greatest advertisement, and proves f Union County are pleased with the > usiness. Personally we are proud of the inert*, ad this season and consider it a unive ur business methods, and every day we onvinced that AITHFULNESS TO THE PUBLIC Wll REWARD. We bought this season the largest >hoes, Hats, Clothing, Notions, etc., e^ nd were daily asked uwha tin the worl ith thein?'' Our one low price to ev lat problem for us ; and new the only I ct enough goods and get them fast emu Every mail that goes out from here itters to our New York buyer, and si lem to hurry up our goods as fast as eight brings us new goods to take the 11 that way we manage to keep our st< ow lind each department full of nice >rices that our competitors cannot tone Nice Ginghams. Oicts. Others sell I to lOcts. Good Plaids, oicts. A cose of Standard Calico just in, 5 < my it elsewhere for less than 7 or 8 cei Boy's suit for 88 cents. A man's nice suit for $2.48. Man's Iligli cut Shoe, solid, for 75c ts A * >/! il\< viiLitt i rvtl\ mot a o ikiiu tiiuuouuu \fk ui/iiv;i tiiiugn juot To wait on our increasing trade we hi new salesmen, and are now with our fo 20 give you the very best attention, lerks will take pleasure ill showing mense stock, and will quote you some ItESri HARItt April 10 10 NEW FALL NOW Ol'ESf FOR I t Our buyers have just returned from where they bought a large and well to suit all the trade. Shoes, Shoes, First, we will say that our stock of we are prepared to make you some pri dosest buyer. We have some special! line. Call and see them. Urnss (hinds Stan/A - - . ...... II II liu Jli .. II i LI J^l I U In Dress Goods, we are prepared to c ind at very reasonable prices, too. In Staple Goods, such as Prints, ( he new things in Cotton Goods, we h; M I L L T N Xi Y WORD TO TIIE LADIES : Our Millinery Department seems to ion, because the ladies always find tit on there. We can show you nil the new sha] lets, and Trimmings of every kind to i ;ct first choice. You will always find us with a fi ;oods, and the very lowest prices. YOURS VERY RESPE T1 GRAHAM & Jan 22 5 Determined to Qui hv 1st -Tamic rwj AM V VU/ilUC Having decided to ;iveall of my time to Son: iiother and better pro- m sto 3ssion, I have decided 0 quit the Mercantile ,, . the ne usiness. ; 1 Hardware. GddsT Stores B U G G I I r o It THE SPOI TO CREDIT?-SO DON'T A IMEA W. D. BE fe'ep tf'J / j I' V'1 3RK _ , , ET. 1 LOW PRICES, go out of our store J? to us that the people .vay we conduct our used trade wo have rsnl endorsement of became more firmly LL BRING ITS OWN ?9 W/& stock of Dry Goods, 'or brought to Union, . d we expected to do erybody noon solved trouble we have is to igh. carries one or more loe factories, asking i possible, and every place of those sold )ck up, and you can FRESII GOODS, at j the same goods front cents a yard ; cannot M nts. #3 \ cheap. ivve had to employ two rce of 9 men, prepared < Polite and attentive A you through our im- ? i very low prices. / 2CTFULLY, r & BELK. sSPEOTION. the Northern market* I assorted stock of goods 1 Shoes. shoes is immense, i?n<l , ices that will catch the ,ics to offer you in this M l_ Bonis Etc., dler you Home beauties' ^ Itnghains, and all J? ive a very large stock. : u Y . I>e the centre of attrace novelties of the weaves in Hats and 15onnatcli. Call early and ill stock of first class FULLY, , SPARKS. tr t Business try. 41 le rich bargains re for the people lion County for )xt 90 days, ^ Harness m i r C AS15 . I SK. .N BUSINESS. 1 1WLEY. 1 m