The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 16, 1892, Image 3
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. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
' A 10 '*w? (^e *DbUal UHN-**
nif nt of property roomenoei oa Janwary
2nd. 1803. WM TVoruaey
?l?. 1803.
For the c< nrct.ience of the tax payers, 1
* will attend the following places ami times :
|dA la a>y office at the cou?tbouae from January
2nd to the Tib.
West springs, January 0th. Monday fjreI
?on- ,
.... Celeraia, January 9th. aflerno n.
Oibb", Tuesday 10th, forenoon.
Ce'ar Bluff, Tuesday afternoon, 10th.
Creee Keys. Widoes lay 11th.
hlinter's Store, Thursday 12th. forenoon.
Black Rock, Thursday 12th, afternoon.
Fl?h Dwin, Friday 13tb.
Sanluc, Saturday 14ib.
In my office, Monday ICth.
Mount Tabor, Tuesday 17 b.
Kelion, Wednesday 18th.
Kendrick's 8tore,Thursday forenoon, 10th.
Uowdeysville. Thursday 19*11, afternoon.
Wf ilkinsrllle, Friday 20th.
Drayton ville. Saturday 2ht.
Timber Ridge. Monday 23d, f.-renoon.
At-btiry, Monday 23, afternoon.
Jonesvi 1c. Tuesday 24th.
And at the com thouse from that time until
the 20th of February, at which time the
books close, and a jenalty of <'0 per c.*ut.
will be addid to the taxes on ail property
not retnrncd within the time prescribed by
law.
All male (ersons between the ages of 21
and 60 are liable to poll tax. except such as
ore ex' nipt by law.
Office f County Auditor, Dee. 1. 1802.
J. R. BLANTON,
Auditor.
Dec 0 '02 60 0t
jbfmilc Stock lot* Sale.
Fire (6) Shares of Merchants and I'ianters
Dana stock, will be sold at Auction, before
the Courthouse door, Jan. 2, 1893.
L?ec. y irti n*Piano,
Wardrobe and Sewing: Machine.
Ill AVE for tale 11 piano for $25.00, a
lisnil.-onic mali< g?ny wardrobe fur
$15 .00 nud a grod Sin?< r sewing machine
for $10.00. If not sold at private sale, these
articles will be told at pubhc auction on
Saturday, Dec. 24th, at 12 o'clock at the o'd
hook sure, between Funt llros. and the
Green From. Apply to
J. C. WALLACE.
^ l)t o 9, '92 CO 2t
Notice for Final Discharge.
"VT OTICE is hereby given that by permisJ_N
si>n of Hon. James M. Geo, 1'iobntc
Judge for Untou County, 1 will, on the 8th
day of January, 1893, make my final retoru
' and apply for Let'era Dismissory, os Administrator
of the eMail of W. 11. Kelly.
All persons having claims nganst the
estate, must present them, properly attested,
and ell persons indebted must make payment
on or before that day.
J. WN KELLV,
Adm'r W. 11. Kelly.
Dec. 9 60 4t.
BROKERAGE^
PAUL W. McLUltK,
MERCHANDISE BROKER.
?DE VLKIt IN ?
FLOUR, GRAIN, IIAY, MEAT, ETC.
Agent for the celebrated UNION MILLS
FLOUR. 10,000 barrels ?f this popular
Flour sold in D months. Or J era promptly
attended to. Respectfully,
PAUL W. McLURE.
DecO'9'2 .10 Oui
NEW 8TORE.
CONWAY S. YOUNG,
In his New Store, opposite the Postoffice,
__ . ?< ffers
Fresh Groceries and Family
Supplies,
FRUITS, NUTS and CANDIES of all
Tarietics.
GRATED PINEAPPLE, and other CANNED
GOODS.
DATES, FIGS, PRUNES, RAISINS, C1TRON,
&c.
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
All Who want Christmas supplies, FRESH
and GOOD, will find it to llioir advantage to
to call on or send their orders to i
W. A. SMITH, or
|l CONWAY S. YOUNG.
Opposite the Postoftice.
D#^ 60 :!t
N yriic State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Uy J AMI'S M. GEE, ESQ., l'robnlc Judge.
WIIE11KAS, Joseph II. McKissick, as
Clerk of Court Common Picas, has
made suit to me to grant him Letters of
Administration on the Estate of and effects
of Thos. J. Oir, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and angular the kindred and creditors of
the said Thos J. Orr, deceased, that they be
and api ear, tefoie n:r, iu tit Court t f
Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South
Carolina, om lite 2f>lh day of January, next,
after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
ioren< on, to show cause, if any they hare,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 8th
day of December, Anno Domini, 18'.>2.
e JAMES M. GEE,
V, Judge Probate.
Published on the llth day of Dtctmler
18H2, in tbe Wklki.y Union Times.
Dec. 'J 60 (it.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TflHE undersigned respectfully announce
1 to the public Ibat Ian_
co-partnership, iu the rancy
' tern ih6<? -nrHnr the fill. now, the
snow's driving around su. ?^?!nT/;
V I'd feel better P ' * " MATINS.
MONEY WANTED.?By the above it will
be seen that 1 have made a change in my
business affairs, which mikes it absolutely
necessary for me to settle up ray old business
as quick as pjssib e.
I therefore give notice to all persons in
debtC'l in " ? ia any way, that I am greatly
in reed of the raeney they owe me, nnd
shall be compelled to force settlements, if
they do not come and satisfactorily arrange
their indebtedness at au early day.
M JAMES B. PORTER.
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SOME DEALERS
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Pour hot (almost ^
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YOU NEED, >
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Solid Facts.
LAm^m
. in Prices
1
reuben" t. gee's,
IN order to roduco my stock and
effect some chaDge in my busiotss, ]
have decided to < ffer goods at tho ver)
low< st living prices.
.leans at 25c|s, sold for 33o
Jeans at 33 A3, sold lor 40cs.
Clothing suits at $15.00 priced 18.0C
Clothing suits at SI 1 50 priced $15.
Clitbing suits at $0.00 priced $10.
OVERCOATS MUST BE
SOLD.
Io order to close out some lines of
shoes I ktivo decided to sell theui nt and
BE1A)W OO*rJT
A LOT OF BOOTS AT GREATLY
REDUCED FRIGES.
I call especial uttcntiuu to my C1IA-,
11K1SKU
$3 SHOE.
As also hii hand SeW-'d and Hand
Welts the very best L'"'..d> for the price.
TO THE "LADIES: I oir,.- the
prettiest line <d" cu?toui made shoes in
tlw? tlivril >111.1 -
??
You will find up'.'ti ujy uoiiuterd-Pr inLs
nr 3 cents; Formerly sold at 8 l-3c.
Exn-nine and be convinced that my
lino of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS
HOSIERY
AND GLOVES
Are equal in quality and price lo tin
very best and honest.
All-wool undershirts aud Drawers t<
ni^ph of the very best quality.
Hats of the very latest styles am
prices as low as can be bought any
where
Ladies Cloaks, just from the facts rj
of the very latest styles, which must b<
sold.
A lot of Ladies Jackets (last seasou's
at cost
Shawls, ISIciiiki'ls ami Comfoi'ls
Stationery,
Paper and Envelopes for the Ladies
Pencils Pads, Sets nod upwards.
..legal aud Foolscap paper.
Pens, Pon Holders and Ink.
BLANK BOOKS CHEAPER
THAN EVER.
Cuuie and sec my immense stock atu
oe convinced that I can sell you alruos
| anything you want, and I an: deter
mined that I wlil not bo undersold.
I MEAN BUSINESS .
REUBEN T. GEE.
Nov. 15 17 If
Sewing Machines From SKI l'|i
1 can furnish you with several of the he;
makes of the high griule Sewing Machine!
on reasonable terms, ami at the lowes
pi ices, also
GOOD StCOND HAND MACHINES
FROM $10 UP.
To any persui whose Machine or Mn?ici:
lnstruiiicnt I have had to repossess bccain
of failure of ihe purchaser to pay the instill
menu wncti aue. i win give n m'im ia
discount now, if they dcsu c to buy.
S. M. Rice, Jr. E. U,
1*. S. Don't forge', tint 1 sell s>mc of tIt
best I'iriios und Organs thnt arc made.
S. M. HICK. JH , E. U.
David Johu8on, Jr. Thos. B. Butlt
JOHNSON & BUTLER
Attorneys ard Counselors,
iiwmi* Jl&JON, a. c.
i> JSINKSS!
0ct 11 42 am
RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
rnilK lie use and lot in the town of Unio
J. on the corner of South and Grog street
lately owned and occupied by .Mrs Marth
?> Cage, is offered for sale.
TEH.MS EASY.
For pellicular*, aridy to the undersigned
ci:o. w. (jack;
v 11 Chester, S. C.
Nov 11 40 0t.
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Just before X?hr>iti>a? tifctjitile
Olios" to tell Yiuo whit to bringVVo:
get the thing* (hey w int. Now liot^
only tell him what to bring alt the li
sisters and brothers, their uncle and i
body; but this letter will tell '*01d Sai
things.
" DKlLR o:
> "I wish you would (lease bring to
eitk. the vounc tiicn ubd ladies that
I know they want tome of these nice th
oM folks some of tho?cfnicc and beat
S. Mi RIC1
"Old Uncle Santa,' |"ll just t*11 y<
U.'s Store, you con load yourself up
mch as Tin and Wooden Horses, Cot
and nil sorts of aoicn-iU; Cap Pistol-,
aud all sizes and aorta of D"ll<?souk
! some that trill talk, route that will sti
can't tell you what all you ran get tli
boys and girls happy.
And you oan get ey^XAihio^ there
swoetheartr, oucb'a^Wijifesbuie China
t-ittns of the latest pleasing effects; all
Writing Desks, Mwnicuc Stts, etc., i
aud other finishes, too.
"You oan get thero for ihe old
Robes to be had; Gray Japan wolf no
did for auy one, but particularly for
ortnblo.
"Now, if you will just take my wur
S. M. HICK, Jr., E. U.'i Store, yo
think. I forgo*, about l?'iro Crackers
all kinds of Fire Works llirro?hire
dlcs(li Jor 5c. and up), Sky llock
nice to eat for Christmas thero. too. t
Dates Hnisins. Citrou, Currants, Cam
things. IIo also keeps Route hand
signs; also nice Sewing Machines, Or
nroscut for vcu to oive to sonic one.'"
1 * D
SUGGESTION*
DON'T throw away your money
Let us suggest a few suitable arti<
FOR WIFE, MOTHK
A Demorest $19.00 Sewing
A nice Nickle Calcium Stm c
ehade, a beauty, $2.50.
A "Little Gem'' Niokle Lain
A Tin Kitchen Lamp, with I
A Decorated Tin Toilet Set:
3 A bolt of F*uit of the Lootn
A pretty Drcs9 Pattern:
3 A set of ivory handle Table 1
A pair of Kid Glbvck; or a hr
FOR HUSBAND, F
' A good warm Overcoat, or t
A nice Saddle, prices from 8!
A Shot Gun, prices from 82.
A double texture Mcfntosh \
A Rodger's Pocket Knife;
A good Shaving Outfit* Knz
to 83.00;
' A Boy's uicc Suit, Ages G to
P nd a list of other things tuut m
i other suggestions call,
FOSTER, W
, "THE OLD
N. 1). 5 lbs. good Rio Coffee 1
: CAI10T STAYl
A LIVI
CANNOT KI
I Our trade for this season has b
' tion.
Wo arc receiving new shipincn
{ Dry G-oocl?,
Shoes, Saddlery, Tii
thus proving that good honest go<
by our patrons.
Our trade is on the upward gi
coming to us.
We advertise to sell cheap ond
;c given an opportunity,
i- OUR STOCK IS THE L
We are determined that tlie l
away a single dollar from our tov
at home.
, Our Dress Goods and Trimmir
so say the public.
We want you to inspect our <
- Chcviottcs, Table Damask, etc.
nr.
D O M 1
<?
You can buy tlxisc as cheap as y<
We need not mentX .
? place to get good shrrn ,s
"Vut the iow
?v omens all leather slit
n Mens " twS - - 1
Childrcns " " </ * ?
'l Hall Cotton - a*!/ " " "
200 y'ds Spool C^ | " " C
I. RED 0,.f# " ' C
Come in and bu fP
' ^Jur Winter
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IS!
H?ISTM AS!
children are writing I- iters t? 4*OM Santa
i; but they can't always toll hiui tchcrc to
is a letter to '*011 Santa" which will uol itt'.o
children, their pap n nod mamas, their
?unt?, their cousins and friend*, and every
nta*' exactly whore he can get all of these
I^T> SANTA:"
me and nil tho litt'o children, the bovs and
Iiavc each other for their sweethearts?I
ings to giro to each other?and nil the good
itiful things at the Kist Union Store kept
E, JR., E. U.
iu, if you will just go to S.M. KICK, Jit., K. ^
with all sorts of little toys for the children,
rs, Sheep, Hogs, Hogs, Cats, Wolvos, Hears, 11
Horns, Sideboards, Doll Cradl-s, Doll Beds,
: that will go to sleep, some tha' will cry.
itid up, and souio that will walk?and O, I
ere th?t will uiake nil the liit'c children nod
~ v . I
that the young men want to giro to their
ware, Glassware in the most beautiful de- ft
kinds of Plush goods, such as Work Boxes,
tc. Also these same goods in wood finish, (
folks the warmest, prettiest nnd nicest Lrp
id fiuo black woll. These Robes are splcn- ci
the old folks who nl rays ought to bo coin- ^
d for it, "Old Unicle Sauta" and will go to
u can get anything you want for anybody I
, nndnll sorts of Fire Works?vou can get T
Ctackers, Cannon Crackers, B Miian Can* J
etst, itc., etc. And you can g? t anything
such as Apples, Oranges nil kinds of Nuts,
dy (both plain and French), and all of these
soiii! Clocks, in n great many beautiful dcgans
and Pintios, which would he a uicc
"SARAH PACOLET." |"
1 FOR XMAS!
V
\
buying trash, but for U SEFU L GIFTS. V
slos<
lit. SISTER, DAUGHTER: I
Inahine, guaranteed 20 yoars;
1 Lamp, 75 candlo power, with opal dome
p and Shade, SI 00
best oil-tempered chimney, 25c;
Muslin;
FCnive*, S3 50, the set of G;
ilf dozen embroidered Handkerchief's;
ATIIER, RROTIIKR, SON :
i new Suit of Clothing;
J 00 to 812 00;
,25 to SG.00;
Vaterproof Overcoat with Cape, 88 00;
or, Strop, Jlrueh and Soap, all for 81.00
18, 81.25 to 89 00.
uuld fiii a page of (bo Times, at least For
ILKINS & CO. i
RELIABLE." ' ]
'or ooo dollar.
mp ppnPBm" OP ?
nil rnUtriiEiNo ur
I STORE.
1EP US DOWN!
t
c
ecu beyond our most sanguine anticipa
its nearly every day in j
Millinnrv fll ntb ino- FToto <
- - - - - - 4.VA J ? VAWJUAU^i * f
iware and Crockeryware.
)ds at real close profits arc appreciated *
adc and every day new customers arc
never fail to prove it when was wc arc
AltGEST IN TI1E (JOI NTLY.
>ul)lic shall have no excuse for sending
rn this season for goods they cannot ge:gs
have never boon equaled in this town,
Gringhanis, Calicoes, Outings, Flannels j
I
^ ? T I O . 1
:>u can order from the factories.
aces, Shoes, !
as you all know that McLuiu's is the
est prices.
'5c. Good Shirting - - - 04c.
'5c. All Wool Jeans - 20c.
15c. Calicoe - - - 05c.
He. Gingham : : : 07c.
12c. Wool Twill Red Flannel : 20c.
ASK YOU 25C., ONLY 20C.
outfit from us?we will save you money.
J. W. McLTJRE, Ag't.
THE
NEW Yi
RACK
WE LEP
When we began business here, lien
etermined fully on two things : 1st, I
loney than they could be bought for el
o goods from one season to another, o
hem out at half-price.
You all k now what the result ha?
>RICE has been knocked into a i
nd to-day you can buy your goods in
heaper) as they can be bought any win
You don't have to pay LONG Til
cut. profit 011 your Clothing, Shoes, 11a
lotions, etc., but can come to the
MEW YORK 1
nd get them at our close living profit.
The splendid trade the people of lT 11
s since the first day we opened our d
ence that in our war 011 "High Prices'
To close out some broken lines, and
vm have put the knife deep down in
vftiit a Christmas present for some me
nil pay you to see our stock before bu
Attentive salesmen to show you thr<
>rices. No trouble for us to show goo
VERY RESP]
HARR1
April 10 15
NEW FALL
NO W OPEN POP I
Our buyers have just returned Iron
where they bought a large and well
to suit all the trade
Shoes, Shoes:
First, we will say that our stock ol
ve arc nrenared to innkn v(m wr??n<? n*
t 1 ? "J ? #l"
dosest buyer. We have some .special
inc. Call and see them.
Iress Goods Stapli
In Dress Goods we are prepared to
ind at. very reasonable prices, too.
In Staple Goods, such as Prints,
he new things in Cotton Goods, we 1
M X X? X^ X IV 1
WORD TO THE LADIES :
Our Millinery Department scorns tc
>ion, because the ladies always find t
on there.
We can show you rll the new sh
lets, and Trimmings of every kind to
*ct first choice.
You will always find us with a
^oods, and the very lowest prices.
YOURS VERY RESPE 1
GRAHAM ,
Jan 22 5
Determined to Qi
by 1st Jant
Having decided to
^ive all of my time to So
another and better pro- m s
fession, I have decided f ^
ho milt. t.ViA MfireftntilA
iom^r 11^1!
Ill Barflware, Ens, Stovi
B U G G I
P <> It THE SI'O
NO CREDIT?SO DON'T
I ME
W. D. B
Sep 2a 30
J
'Wm
ORK
E T.
, f :|8
s.D. . 1
rly two yours ago, wo
to soli goods for less
sow hero ; 2nd, to carry
von if wo had to close
< been. Old HIGH
COCKED HAT
Union as cheap (if not
>re in the State
ME one hundred per
its, Jeans, Dress Goods,
JACKET
ion county have given
nors is conclusive evi'
they arc with us.
strictly winter goods,
to prices. So, if you
unber of your family, it
ying it.
3ugli the stock and giv?
ds.
ECTFULLY,
I & BELK.
iy
"goods, >
XSPEOTION.
II the Northern marietta
assorted stock of crouds
- - Q
Shoes.
shoes is immense, and
ices that will catch the
ties to oiler you in this
%
i Goods Etc..
oiler you some beauties,
Ginghams, and all
lave a very large stock.
3 II V .
> be the centre of attrac,hc
novelties of the sea
apes in Hats and Bonniatch.
Call early and
full stock of first class
PFULLY,
& SPAIiKS.
tr
lit Business
lary.
>me rich bargains
tore for the people
Jnion County for
aext 90 days,
?s, Harness aaa
E s,
' T CASH .
ask.
:an business.
EWLEY.
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