The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 22, 1892, Image 3
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
According to ? *, th? .ucuti
in* nt of property couiuienoea on January
2nd. 1803, and closes "" f:l..? ;
ioil". ioiM.
For the convenience of the tax payers, I
will atte id Ike following places and times :
In o y ofbee at the courthouse from Jar uary
2nd to the 7ih.
W:rt Fp'iuys, January Oth. Monday forenoon.
CVerain, January 9ih. aftertio o.
Uibb-, Tuesday 10th, forenoon.
in. * f i ?
vc hr uiud, lur'uajmierno >n. iwio.
l'ro? Keys, Wcdoes'ay 11th
Mititers Sir re, Thursday 12th. forenoon,
lllack Hock, Thursday 12tb, afiernooo.
Fi>l? Dim. Friday 13th.
8mu>i'.?, Saturday 14th.
luniy office, Mtndny ICtli.
Mount Tabor. Tuesday 17 h.
Keltou, Wednesday 18:h.
Kendrick'sStore,Thureday forenoon, 19th.
Gcwdeyirille. Thursday 19ili, afternoon.
\1 ilkinsrille, Frday 20th.
l>rnytoDTille, Saturday 21et.
Timber llidge, Monday 23d, forenoon.
Anbury, Monday 23, afternoon.
Jonesvi lc. Tuesday 24th.
And at the courthouse frjtn tlint time until
the 20th of February, at which time the
books ctfse, and a | ennlty of CO per c.*tit.
will he nJdtd to the taxee on a'l property
not returned within the time prescribed hy
law.
AH inaie prisons between the axes of 21
and 50 are liable to poll tax. except such as
nre exempt by law.
Office of County Ami tor, l)rc. 1. 1802.
.1. R. BLANTON,
Auditor.
Dec 0 02 50 Ct
SHERIFF'S SALES
FOB JANUARY, 1803.
BY virtue of an executi ou to me directed,
I will sell, before the Csurthouss dorr
at Uai?n, 8 C., on Monday the seond day
of Jnnuury, 1803, during the legal hours of
Sheriffs sale-', the following described
property, to-wit:
One tract of land belonging to Mrs. Mary
K Gist, situate, lying and being in Cross
Keys township, Uuioi County, 8. 0.. con
taining seventy-nine and forty-six hundredths
(70-40-100) acres, mere or le s,
bounded by lands of Mrs. Mary E. Gist,
deceased, D*. James I.ong, J. K. M inter,
Ira L. Bobo, *t al. Levied on and to lie
siM as the proper y of Mrs. Mary E. Gist,
nt the suit of Elwin II. Wal ace, as Adtn'r,
with the will annexed, of Mary Ann Wallace,
I'liintifT, agiinst Mary E. Gist, Defendant.
ALSO,
I will sell on Tuesday, the third day of
January. 1803. at the resilience of Bm
Fullwuod, iu Union township,.Union Couoty,
during the legal hours of Sheriffs sales,
about thirty bushels c >rn, about three hundred
bundles fodder, about tweaty-five
bushel* cotton seed, about one huniired
pounds .-eed cotton, ami about fifty gallons
ntolasrcs. Levied on and seized under ami
by virtue of a warrant to seize crop, as the
. .. .1- I! nt ll... mi11 nf P
prupeiiji ? ?c? (ukivvvi,,. ?..v ..... ...
F. Speirs, Plaintiff, ogiinst Ben Full wood,
Defendant. J, G. LONG,
S. U. C.
Sheriff's Otltae; December 10, 1802.
Dec. 10 ' 51 31.
Itank Ntock for Snlc.
Five (0) Shares of Merchants and Planters
Dank stock, will be sold at Aucion, before
the Courthouse door, Jim. 2, 1803.
I)cc. 0 50 41*
Dissolution of Copartnership.
rpilK Copartnership heretofore existing
J. between J. It. Min'er and M. W. Boho,
under the firm name of Minter & Bob*, at
Seiaiin, has this <'ny been dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to tlio
firm are requested to settle at ence. The
business wid be continued at the eld stand
by the junior partner, M. W. Boho.
J It. M1NTKK,
M, W. BOBO.
Dec. 12 61 -U
Sale of Stock of Goods.
BY permission of James M. Gee, E*q..
Judge of Probate, 1 will sell at Public
Auction, nil Friday, ilie 23d inst., at the
store of the late firm of Eilcr & Durham,
all go ?ds belonging to said firm, consisting
of Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Crockory,
Glassware, Lamps, Leather, Scales, Showcases,
Safe, etc., etc. Terms Cnsli.
F. M. FA KB.
Ad m' r.
Dec. 9 60 3r.
Notice for Final Discharge.
"VTOTICB is hereby given that by nermisxt
sion of Hon. James M. Gee, Piobotc
Judge for Union County, I will, on the 8th
day of January, 1893. make my final return
and apply for Lci'crs DisiuiodOrv, na Administrator
of the estaltof W, 11. Kelly.
All persons having claims ngn>nst the
estate, must present them, properly aliened,
and nil persons indebted must make payment
on or before that day.
J, W. KELLY,
Adin'r W. IF. Kellv.
Dec. 0 60 4L
MORTGAGE SALE.
BY virtue of a power of sale contained
in a mortgage given by John II. Sartor
to Win. A. Nicholson, dated February 21,
1889, and recorded in the office of the Keg*
ister of Mesne Conveyance for Unioi county
on book II 8, pages 169 to 102, I will se 1
at public sale, during the legal hours of sale,
before the courthouse door n'- Union,
8. ('., on Salcauuy iu Jautiary 189;{,
all (lint tract of land iu B.igatisvillc townall
p containing ninety-two acres, on which
there is a good dwelling house, bouuded by
lands formerly belonging to John T. Belue,
x'..u-..ii sirmih and otlisrs.
Terms of sale cifth, or, if satisfactory ai*
rangemeuts can be mule, two or three years
time will be given by onvthird cash being
paid. Purchaser to pay for papers,
pecembcr t?, 1892.
W?. A. NICHOLSON,
Mortgagee.
Dbc 0 .",0 It
Tito State of Soutli Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION,
lly JAMKS M. UEK, ESQ., Probate Judge.
W II HI! K AS, Joseph II. McKissick, as
Clerk of Court (!omm?n Pleas, has
nnulc suit to me to grant him Letters of
Administration on the Estate of and effects
of Thos. J. Orr, deceased.
'Iho e are, therefore, to cite and Admonish
all and s ngular the kindred and creditcrsof
the sud Thus J. Orr, deceased, that they be
and appear, before me, in ilia Court of
Probate, to be held at Union C. If., South
Carolina, on the 20th day of January, next,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forouoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration sfiauld not he
graii'ed.
(liven under iny hand and seal this 8th
dny of December, Anno Domini, 1892.
JAMKS M. (IKK
Judge Probate.
Published on the Oih day of December
18^2, in the WkkklT Union Times.
Dec 9 00 tit.
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Solid Facts.
A Great Eednction
ia Prices
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nnrmniT rr? ??
liKUm I. BEES.
IN order to reduce my stock aod
effect some change in uiy business, I
havo decided to offer goods at the very
lowest living price*.
Jcads ;.t 25ots. sold for 33o
Jeans nt 33 1-3. Fold f??r 40o?s.
Clothing suits ut 615.00 priced 18.00
Clothiug suits ut $14 50 priced $15.
Cl ohing suits :<t $9.00 priced ?10.
OVLRCOATS MUST BE
SOLD.
In order to close out some lines of
shoes I bavo decided to sell theur at aud
BELOW OOS? T
A LOT OF BOOTS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
I call especial attention to my CH AS.
11 HI SK11
$3 SHOE.
As also his hand Sewed and Hand
Welts, the very best goods for the price.
TO THE LADIES: I off r the
prettiest line of custom uiadc shoes in
the town and guarantee every pair,
?
You will Qiid upon my counters Prints
it 5 cents, formerly sold at 8 l-8c.
Examine nud be convinced that my
lino of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS
HOSIERY
AND GLOVES
Are equal in quality and price to the
very best and honest.
All-wml under.-hins and Drawers to
match of the very best quality.
Hats of tho very late.-t stylos and
prices as low is can be bought anywhere
Ladies Cloaks, just from the fact' ry
of" the very latest styles, which must be
:old.
A lot of Ladies Jackets (last season's)
?t cost
Shawls, Blankels and Comforts.
Stationery,
Paper and Envelopes for the Ladies
*1 _ ! 1* ? P * *
1'VDCiis runs, i)cis auu upwards.
Liegiil and Foolscap paper.
l'ens, Pan Holders and Iuk.
BLANK BOOKS CHEAPER
THAN EVER.
Come and see uiy iu)tncn*> stock aud
oe convinced that I can sell you almost
anything you want, and 1 am determined
that I will not bo undersold.
I MEAN BUHINESS ,
REUBEN T. GEE.
Nov. 15 47 tf
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE"
rnilII undersigned respectfully announce
X to the public that they have formed a
co-partnership, in tlie Fancy and Staple
Grocery business, under the firm name of
Pomr.b & Matiiis, in the town of Union,
s. CM and v?jll he happy to wait on all who
may favor us with the;r patronage.
JAMBS B. I'OKTfiR.
JOHN It. MATH IS.
MONEY WANTED.?I?y the above it will
bo seen that 1 have made a change in my
business affairs, which mokes it absolutely
necessary for me to settle up my old business
as quick as p >ssib e.
I therefore give n<dice to all persons indebted
to me in any way, that I am greatly
in need of the ineiiev they owe nic, and
shall be compelled to force settlements, if
they do not come und satisfactorily arrauee
their indebtedness at an eavly day.
JAMES B. PORTER.
Dec 2 49 St
BROKERAGE.
PAUL W. MoldJllK,
MERCHANDISE BROKER.
? DEALER IN?^
FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY, MEAT, ETC.
Agent for the celebrated UNION MILLS
FLOUR. 10,000 barrels of this popular
Floui soid hi 9 months. Orders promptly
attended to. Respectfully,
l'AULW. McLURE.
Dec 9 '92 60 8m
Improved Poultry, For Sale.
Ill AVE a few pure bree 1 Wyaadotte and
Langshan chickens for sale.
BEN J. ALSTON.
N#t. 26 48 tf. ,
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(hristmaj<i
Just before CI'TMoim the lit11?* chiUli
Claus" to tell hiui what t > brine them ; but
get the things they waist No* hero is a
only tell bini what to bring all the littlo c
sisters sod brothers, their uncle and auuts,
bodv. but this letter will tell -Old SauU*' t
things.
" D10AH OJL.1
"1 wish you would pltsso bring lo mo an
girls, the young uicu tml ladies thai have
know they waul souic of theso uicc things t<
ol?l folks some of tho-e nice ami beautiful I
S. M. RICE,
"Old Uncle Simla,' I'll just toil you, if y
U.'fl Store, yeu ran loud y?>tti*clf up with a
such as Tin nud Wooden Horses, Cows, Sin
and all sorts of nninril"; Cap Pistol*, Horns
and all sixes t?r>d sorts of P??1U?some thai
some that will talk, mine thai will stand up
can't tell you what nil you cott got there tin
boys and girls happy.
And you can got everything there that
sweethearts, such as handsome China ware,
signs of the latest pU&stng effect.*; all kinds
Writing lhsks. M anient* S?tf, etc., ttc. 1
and other finishes, too.
"You cm got there for the old folks
Robes lo he hud; Gray Japan wolf and fine
did for any one, but particul-u 1y f-r the old
fortoble.
"Now, if you will just take my word for i
S. M. RICE, Jr., E. I'.'t Store, you can
think. I forjio* about Fire Crackers, andal
nil kinds of Fire Works there?l'ire Ciackt
dlcs(,2 lor 5c. and up). Sky llockctBi, e
nice to eat for Christinas there, too. ruch a;
Dates Raisins. Citron, Currnnls, Candy (bo1
things. Ho also keeps some hamlsom t
signs; also nice Sewing Machines, Organs a
preseut for you to give to someone.'"
"S
SUGGESTIONS
DON'T throw away your money buyin
Let us suggest a few suitable articles.
FOlt WIFE, MOTHER. Si!
A Detnorcst $19.00 Sewing Mnchint
A nico Nickle Calcium Stai <1 Limp
shade, a beauty, $2.50.
A "Little Gem'* Nickle Lamp aod t
A Tin Kitchen Lamp, with best oilA
Decorated Tiu Toilet Set:
A bolt of Fruit of the Loom Muslin;
A pretty Dress Pattern;
A set of.ivory handle Table Knives,
A pair cfr Kid t*loves; or a half do/. >
FOR HUSBAND, l-'ATHE
A good warm Overcoat, or a new S
A nice Saddle, prices from 00 to
A Shot Gun, prices from $2.25 to S
A double texture Mcintosh Wnlcrpr
A Rodger's Pocket Knife;
A good Shaving Outfit' linger, Stn
to $3.00;
A Boy's nice Suit, Ages G to 18, $1
^ nd a list of other things that would li'l
other suggestions call,
FOSTER, WIL
"THE OLD I
N. 11. 5 lbs. <jou(i ltio Coffee for oac
cIIoIMTthi
A LIVE
CANNOT KEE1
Our trade for this season has been be
tion.
We arc receiving new shipments nea
Dry Goods, Notions, Mill
Shoes, Saddlery, Tinwai
thus proving that good honest goods at
by our patrons.
Our trade is on the upward grade ai
coining to us.
We advertise to sell cheap ond never
given an opportunity.
QUtt STOCK IS THE LARGI
Wc arc determined that the public
away a single dollar from our town this
at home.
Our Dress Goods and Trimmings ha\
so say the public.
Wc want you to inspect our Ginghs
Cheviottes, Table Damask, etc.
DOM T<1 &
You can buy these as cheap as you can
Shoes, Sho
We need not mention this line as you
place ioget/7ood shoes at the lowest pri
Womens all leather shooa - Toe. (1
Mens " " " " - 75c. ;\
Childrens" " " - - 25c. C
Ball Cotton - - - - 01c. G
200 y'ds Spool Cotton - 02c. | V
RED OIL, OTHERS ASK 1
Come in and buy your Winter outfit
v. i
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FLISTMAS!
ren are writin.: I.-ucn f? 4-Old Santo
they can't slwtya toll hiui tcArre to
letter to "Old Stn?-i" which will not
hildreu, their papa* and mamas, their
their cousins and friend#, and every
exactly whero he eiu };el all of these
> & Jk.:"
id it (I the litt'e children, the boys mid
each other for their swecthcaits?I
n irivo to each other?and all the aood
thiols ut thu Ka*t U-iioa Store kept
JR., E. U.
rou will just pn to S.M. HICK. Jit., K.
>11 sorts ol* little t >y? for the children,
eep, Hops, Hons, Cats, Wolves, Hears,
, Sideboards, I> ?!| Cradlui, Doll Beds,
will po to sloop, some thu* will cry.
>, and some that will walk?and O, I
nt will u>akc nil the li t'c children ai,d
tho youop men want to pire to their
Glassware in the most beautiful dcof
Plush poods, such as Work Boxes
Mao these same poods iu wood finish,
the warmest, prettiest and nicosl L' p
bl.iclt w<.l,'. These Robes arc spleuI
folks wlio always oupht to be Couiit,
"Old ITuiolo Santa'' nnd will po to
pet nuythinp you want for anybody 1
II sorts of Hire Works ? yu can eel
its, Cannon Crackers, Hunan Cam
te., etc. And you cuu p? t nnythiup
i Apples, Oranpcs, all kinds of Nuts,
ih plain aud French), and all of these
I'locks. in a preat many beautiful dcnd
Pianos, which would be a nice
SARAH PACOLET."
FOR XMAS!
g trash, but for USEFUL GIFTS.
ST Kit, DAUGHTKlt:
;, puarantecd 20 years:
i, 75 candle power, with opal dome I
>h:?dc, SI 00
tempered chimney, 25e;
, S3 BO, ihe act of G;
n euibroidered FTaudkcrcbieia;
If, KIlOTHKIt, SON :
uit of Clothing;
812 00;
>0.00;
oof Overcoat with Cape, 88 00;
ip, Brush and Soap, all for 81.00
.25 to 80 00.
1 a pago of the Times, at least. For |
KINS & CO.,
IE LI ABLE,"
dollar.
} DDnnppQQ ni?
i rnuuflfido UP
STORE.
? US DOWN!
yond our most sanguine anticipa
rly every day in
linery, Clothing, Hats,
:e and Crockery ware.
real close profits are appreciated
nl every day now customers are
fail to prove it when was we are
!ST IN TI1E COUNTRY,
shall have no excuse for sending
season for goods they cannot gc'c
never boen equaled in this town,
uns, Calicoes, Outings, Flannels
TICS.
order from the factories.
es, Shoes,
all know that McLurc's is the
ICC8.
Ood Shirting - - - 04c.
.11 Wool Jeans - 20c.
alicoe - - 05c.
inghani ; j ; 07c.
M Twili Red Flannel : 20c.
trOU 250., ONLY 200.
from us?wc will save you money
W. McLUBE, Ag't.
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NEW Y
RACK
WE EE
When we began business hero, u
determined fully on two things : Is
money tluin they could he bought foi
110 goodN from one season to another
them out at half-price.
You all know what the result
PRICE has been knocked into 11
and to-day you can buy your goods i
cheaper) ns they can be bought nnyv
You don't have to pay .LONG 1
cent, profit on your Clothing, Shoes,
Notions, etc., but can come to the
NEW YORK
and get them at our close living proli
The splendid trade tlie people of
us since the first day we opened our
deuce that in our war 011 "High Prii
To close out some- broken lines, ai
we have put'the knilV deep down
want a Christmas present for some i
will pay you to see our stock before 1
Attentive salesmen to show you tl
prices. No trouble for us to show gt
VEltY UES:
HARR
April 10 15
NEW FALL
NOW OPEN FOR ]
Our buyers have just returned fro
where they bought a large and we
to suit all the trade.
Shoes, Shoes
First, we will say that our stock
we arc prepared to make you some ]
closest buyer. We have some specii
line. Call and see them.
Dress Goods Step
In Dress Goods we are prepared t
and at very reasonable prices, too.
In Staple Goods, such as Prints
the new things in Cotton Goods, wt
MIL lu X IX
A WOltD TO THE LADIES :
t Our Millinery Department seems
sion, because the ladies always line
on there.
We can show you r. 11 the new
nets, and Trimmings of every kind
get first choice.
You will always find us with
goods, and the very lowest prices.
YOURS VERY RESP*
GRAHAM
Jan 22 &
M I L L I N U H \ . All
T UST rrcaifAil frnm llm Mnrlbni-n Af?*r
t) ketf, a choice select irn of Millinery. ^ W.
LATEST 8TYLB3 AND LOWEST TRICKS.
Always please J to show goods and give
satisfaction to customers. .
M118. JAS. GRANT. *- , '
Oct 14 42 If. (au^hl
- FIRM
new errofXJED.
o Spec
CONWAY H. YOUNG, liott of
In h:s New Store, oppotite the I'ostoffice, R
offers We (
Fresh Groceries and Family ?"'e?i
Supplies, aendin
FRUITS, NUTS nn<l CANDIES of nil Seco
varieties. F?r
ORATED PINEAPPLE, and other CANNED
000DS. D#c
DATES, FIOS, PRUNES, RAISINS, CIT- ..
RON, &c. ^ '
?0? T 01
CHRISTMAS GOODS. ' ^
All Who want Christmas supplies, FRESH
and GOOD, will find it to their advantage to
to call on or send their orders to
W. A. SMITH, or PROM
CONWAY S. YOUNG,
'Opposite the Postoffice.
Dee 9 60 3t Oct]
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:et.
J\U.
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early two yearn ago, we
t, to sell goods lor less
else who iv ; 2nd, fo carry
, even if wo had to close
lias been. Old HIGH
i "COOKED HAT -/
in Union as cheap (if not
vhero in the State
?IME one hundred per
Hats, Jeans, Dress Goods/ v
RACKET
it.
Union county have given
doors is conclusive eviies"
they are with us.
id strictly winter goods,
into prices. So, if you
member of your family, it
mying it.
irough the stock and give
>ods.
L'ECTFULLY,
Y & BELK.
' iy
GOODS,
IXSPECTION.
in the Northern markets
11 assorted stock of goods
>, Shoes.
of shoes is immense, and
prices that will catch the
alties to offer you in this
1 #1 *i -
18 liooas Etc.,
0 offer you some beauties,
j, Ginghams, and all
1 have a very large stock.
IS II Y .
to be the centre of attrac1
the novelties of the seashapes
in Hats and Bonto
match. Call early and
a full stock of first class
2 TFULLY,
& SPARKS.
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NTUG HIGH 8CH00L.
BRUCE, A. B., (WoFfosn College,)
PRINCIPAL.
MARY, Intermediate, Classical ar.<1
iterarj Course* fully and thoroughly
and nnphatiztd.
DISCIPLINE AND THOROUGH
WORK IS OUR MOTTO.
;ial attention is given to llio preparabojs
and girls for College.
lates Very, Very Low.
sarceitly so'ieit jour patronage and
j?ondeoce. eonfident that It would be to
best interest to consult us before
g elsewhere.
sd ovssion begins Jan 2, 1803.
further information, address
W. W. BRUCE.
Santuc, S. C.
10 61 > I
Johnson, Jr. Thos. B. Butler.
INSON & BUTLER.
torneys ard Counselors,
union, s. c.
pr ATTENTION TO ALL LfcUAL
BUSINESS.
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