The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 22, 1886, Image 2
?hc ('Olrrhlit filmon ?imes.
It. JH. STOKES, - - Editor j
E. V MoKISSIOK, Local Editor. |
UNION, FRIDAY, OCTOHER, T2, 188U.
SUBSCRIPTION?$2 00 PER ANNUM.
it rniiM'<|ii< ii < uf llit- nl'M-m-!' I.r the Pastor, I
ltr\. \V. A. I aM(V, II. allclidiiiK tin- ;?sni,h? of Synod
at Clicrnw, there will l?j nn ? t\i<<> in tin- I'ri'jliylcriaii
Clniivli next Sunday.
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V">. .AKi< iil: tlir lar^c ijiipuiily ?d land to he oflercd
lur mK', I,i tin Master and slicrill', next salcxluy, wo
tall alti nli'Ui l>> tin- Sinistille ti n t, Inlnlik'itiK to the
estate nl ilie late Maj- .1. IS. Steedmaii. It lia* on it
some of i lie tiii' I ImiIIuiu lands in III" Cntiuly, wall
x> yuuv (jik'Uiliil il|il.uid. It will In' divided into small
tracts, t<> >iiit tlie tin aus el |'.ulies with small ia|,ital.
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"Iti'iiiuiiMof llo- Muehelh Artillery,*' un.l mh.u
attcrwunl v..- -I. ill commence printing it in pamphlet
form, a -.utli. ient number of siil.vril.er-> arc
M-nirol to o.i i.ml llo net >-.-wary outlay for plililcr*,
|W|H.?r, A.
We .I*. lint k m. XV ll? ?v loin; the "K<v.illecliotn of the
M.KiVM.k llaiig. is'' w til he. hut we liavc eolieiii.l. >1
lierejit. i to limit lie- *|..n-e for it to... < -ii-v , a? hc lili'l
the new- ilit. ie-t >.t till- |?.I |. -1 i> ull'-et-.-.l hy it.
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Now Uaruotts bhop.
Wi- ato i.-.|iie->t.-.l to notify tlio |ie>.|.le of I'nion
County that Mi?n. Il.-Miuan Ato., have rcnt.-.l the
I.rick Mote in-\l .|....r to Mr. J-.hu Kol^tr's \V?K'"ti
ami Uui^t M-.i -, o|.|H.?ite tin- lower town |.uin|>. where
tiny wt||i>|. ii a i. pillar ami e.>ui|.|.'te haine-i shop,
in ah-ill two week-. M.-.-os. llel-lniuii A Co., are < *rollout
uotkiii. 11. ami |.i-..j..?|.<-iiiii?an e-<l.ihli-hiiieiit
lli.it I.ai i.e.-ti wanl.-.f in I in.>ii for years, a liijl-ela-i
liarm-tt, fa.-tor* where all kin<l-><>f m.-w ha i lie-* will
In; k. |.l for Nile, an.I where repairing w ill ho tlvlic
|.rolii|.liy ami at i -at iiial.le price*.
Tho Uroouviliu N?ws.
Wean- |. I ..i1 to tin.I i he full f. h^r.ipliie il.iily repot!*
in tin- n r. pr<-*ihh- nml uprightly tiro-nr ill.New,.
|i i? tin.: 11 i|e . \ oh-nrr that the entei |n i-ine
I - ..I I 11. -I ellterliri-im* ( ill- :.?n?r..,-> if . It... ......
wmk Hut it al.ln ami tinitiali^.il'lo hililnr, Mr. A. It
William'-. t? l?*ni, I'm' tin-in. lie lias mi ll t-ariti'tl tin it
<- >nti-1 m ami tin mi... * "l lni |i.i|?'t. N>> |>a|>cr lia>
Imh ninr- lot tin* ^i iiitiI K'?>'l aii'l |>rn-|?.rily <>f tin*
tnu n a11>I 5i*? 11 ->n in u lin it it t" l'? ati'il Iliatt t l*c >r*-cti<%
illt* N>'*.>. au>l. ill mir "I'iutuii, tin* liuio i> tiul far nil
mIh n tin I'd .tiion! M-itioii will have, in llir a
laily |'.i| - i. |iial ill tint, i |>i , <n|iial ill valnu ami
.|n.ilin itillin-1. in any il.nly in tin- Slitli*.
Ui il'ili't alnay - < iii iii i>|i- \v illi fiii'inl Willi ttili, lull
an I i 11 tin- >;iii{i' imtioty nl |iur|i'>*i' that mi
i I.inn f ir ini -I-11, mi< i an allnnl tu .lilli r miiIiIuiii, liir
iii'iiliiilj* l' |.n l In n|iiui' ii*.
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Pay Your Taxes.
'Ill" I,'iMalmc at it- la-t ri'-<imi cli.uu;iil tin- Ian
rri;ul.lt ill.' 11 11 'I t 11 nl la \f - m> a - In >1 l-|..'ll-a m i III
tlie May nil t! ill ami ivIli'Vi' tin- |.i'.>|.|i' nl tin- nimim.i
| i.i !i y "i i" r nut. I>.| .1 fault nl' |>.tv iiii-tit nl
Urn In l in i.iI nl ll M.i- an i'\i llnil ami
riiiuii'lil ly J?i -1 > 11.1II fill M It i. It Ml' li.nl i nnli-mlnl
Vim yr.ll*.
Tlu.'liiii' Ini in||..| iii^ llu' Ian - una- i- lmiu llm
t all nl 11. Int., I In I In: I .1 Ii nl 1 h . i'IhImT, t In- lilu-l oillvi-liiilil
l?n iiinni'i- in Ilia jrai lm every |M i-nn in
I In- i mi lit y I i I'.iy I lii ir I an in it i- I mm tint ! :in.
iiiii;; In iIn- i mi ni ilu- i tioii |.i< Uiim ami niaik-i um
mm mil. mIi n ii mi my i- iiimi' jilon i i ii 1 iliau in any
nl In r in* >ii l In nf tl. y.-ai.
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I > < i|>t< -, I it I lit- >ll? i l ion, |iiil i-II" > > l.itu i hat it willl..itnp.m-ilil
: t",'i.iM aii ?\ I.-iim.iIi of l line, ami we liavi
am Ion it y i .1 !i.ii n in- all lax payer- a^aiu-l llie ilaiuc r
o| <li laying pa* in-iil mil it lie- la-l f-w 'lay-, .1- lial?en
Ho-i ii-loin. W.i now pive Bnliee that llioTrea-lller-Onikl
will he elo-etl mi llie l-lll ilay of Ili'l^ll 1tier,
sharp, ami all ta.\e- unpaiil al l lie elose of t hat ilay .
w ill lie Mlhpel lo I lie p. uall T ill 'Jll per l ent., irre-peel i v.
t>f raei>, eolor, previous in pr?enl i oinlilion t>l tinameAi
' in gonial la- e of tie lrea-iuer willl.- -.-u in
in w nit
to rtceiTC tin: laxe-, irom the l-i in die _ !It ilay
JiuTClnln. r, it i - 11 | I 11 i.i I all who p..? i t. | \ ean, will
ST.lil tlieln elves 1.1 III. oppoitiiiiiiy 11111 . ^iveii In Inei l
bilil lit III''\ arnnii p>inl- -pee'ilieil, pl-pareil |o pay, v>
a.i t" pie Tent a In*h at In- olliee ilui nitf t lie last "lay-,
raii-ini: many lo I. hit out wnli the i'h per ernt.
penally a.hii-lln i In ir ta\.-. Talc (uirwonl lor it
llii- I >i .-b will heel 1 "II I lie I -ill IVenlilhel, a? Mil'a
I li.it .lay ai i ii
Personal Mention.
t'ajn. A. II. Foster lias reluinel hutno from
lineinatii ??. where lie lias been with hi.i
l.roilier ivIm went there to seek medical uiil.
Messrs..!. I Ilill, .If , an 1 .1. A. Hancock
have returned to f haile-toti to take their second
course <>f medical lecturer.
Mi-1 it 1 Moans. of tlrconvilo, is on a visit t<>
relatives in this place.
t'oil >! Mclv.ssick nil1! Maj l? A Townscn I
went up ( i fspariuuburg last M>>u lay to rloteu !
a negro for tliu murder of it white man.
Mi?s ]>> }<! of Ictrliuglon. who has heen on a
visit to reh lives here returned home last ."-'atu
rdat.
Miss Gallic l.aiucy has returned after ah
extended visit (?> relatives in York County
Miss Kacliel Me.Manor of Winsboro is on a
visit to the family of Col S M Kicc.
Mr and Mrs S M Kiee hnve gone to Newberry
<01 a vi-it to relatives.
V?? .11. ..lad iu ?mt 1 m! A. 11. Iti. . IH nit .i^.iiii from
Si 1 .uliai iix1. t .Uiiid.i lie l<niks halo and In .11 ty.
Mis M. I'..v\ 1 II ?i?ii r of III.- Int. M.11. .1. H si.-, dinau,
j-on a wit t 1 ti. ?" many frwnds in I nioii.
^ ..it can t vwrk t much p.rpose unless you
tvie weil, hut you can build up your health and
ptrcngiu t\ lit Parkers I'onic. ftud work will
then become ea~y. It sets the lungs, iivor ami
kidneys in working order. t oughs and colds
vanish hth.ro it. Take it in time.
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A Cotton Factory at Laurons.
\\?? !'iu I the following in tlie Laurens corr
polidcnt "I' t lie A r.? *ri I Court-r :
A public meet ing will lie held in tite Courtlioii
o next Mun lay night for the purpose of
gci'iug 111 a cotton factory. It is propose i !
lii.v ino t"\vn iJtuo S">".000 in hon Is, that our
private cit .cii" -ubscribc or jMtMi oiiu
iiMit m i vhatowr balance may he noeilo I will
he sub-crihe 1 hy foreign capitalist-. We arc
i-?iiri'l ih it ivc can get nil the t'oroign capital
we want. litiaitivf s men arc ultve to their own
i nt e re -. . an t when they sec a good thing tv j pi
ciate l'liey have onli Icuce in l.mreiM.
When tl." Aa'i'iril 15,ink of tliia pluco was |
stai ie I \vc wu-'j olfere I more foreign capital tln.ii j
we coiici uul./.e without iletrnuent to our own i
riti/.cns,
\ few ycai-i ngvi an eiloii was malo in this
town to htni'I a ('oil tii Factory here, but it fell
tlirougli hecatisc -ullicieut capital to insuro for
e gn ai i was not subscribed We have heard
nothing f it sine*',
We hope I.aureus will he more foriunate than
we were. A < uitou factory, employing InOto
'..'"O opci a'ivcs is no -mall item in the business
of n lown \ factory not far from here is paying
higher prices f>>r cotton than in any of the
markets in the upper pan of the State, con-c
<|ticiitly it attracts farmers to it. and having a
store in connexion with ihc factory, it does
coiii.deruhic trade Iroiu the cottoii busine.-s.
* if com c, after the factory is supplied with all
the Kilt >n n < hi work up, H will -.top Inlying
ui drop down to legitimate mark*! pnce?. In
the meantime it io diawing Some cotton and
trade lreiu iaio uud Spartaul niry
Drowned in Thickety.
Asm hv. Oct. Ki.?On the l.'Jth I wis notified . *
(lint Arthur ditiuorc, colored. ha<l hecn ttcci- j,
dentally drowned ill Thickety, at J. It J of- I
feries' Mill, known its the Tench Mill. 1 went '
there, empanelled a Jury, and held au inquest
oyer (lie hod v. and the follow ine is the sub- .
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stance of the t< Mimony addressed: l>
Mr. finriivr, sworn, raid : Myself and <
(lilmorc were <>n our way to tlaffney City with ^
a load ol cotton. We had two unties to the i c
wagon and two 1..ales of cotton. When we got c
to the bridge, I t<dd Oil more ! would walk in I<
front of the links. fill more rode on the
wagon. When about bull' way ncross the
bridge, heard tiilniorc h alloc to ine. 1 turned
round and raw ouc of the mules, the cotton
and frame it was on, with tiilinoie, falling oil
the bridge?(iilmore under the cotton. I
called to 1>. K. .Mitcliel and W. U. Jelleriee,
who were id the tiin House, and came to our
assistance promptly. Alter getting a Imtteau
to the spot we found litlmore s body about
Id feet below where he tell in. It was very
evident that the left triti'e crowded the right
mule oil the bridge, which caused the uccident.
The verdict of the jury was in accordance ^
with the above facts. i
Titos. J. Unit, T. J.
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Mad Dog at Wilkiusville.
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W i i.k insvii.i.i., Oct. I d?I hero was a mad |
dog went through this vicinity yesterday and i
bit a colored hoy on I'. S. Webber s place. He '
(lieu rau into Junius fiarreit s yaid. where lie '
bit Mr. (i s sou oil the leg, grazing the skin, ,
and also bit his dog. d he 1 ?r. s iys he does 1
not think the boy dangerously bitten. The 1
dog returned near home, not Mopping, but (
kept up the road towards .Mr. J. M. Heelers |
store, und was there killed. 1*. t>. W.
How many old li? I^ you see. Work, worry,
disease, (iihsiji'ii ion. These ?lo ii Parker s (
Hair llulsatu stops fulling hair ami restores gloss j
ami youthful c<'h>r. Pxceptionally clean, elc- '
gaut. a |ierfecl dressing, n d greasy, Prevents '
daudrutl.
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San Puaxi'- i> Si nuav. DoiincU nn<i ,
liia crowd at one en I of the san I loin, the Sal- (
vatiuu Army at (he oilier, Soli's circus ami
a baseball gu>i:? going on in front. while an |
itinerant preacher bonis fr-.th in the middle
from the text: 'Ami Jesus looked down ujiou i
the city ami wept,'? .!// ? Cith/'trnin,
'l'he
Sabine Pass Disaster.
IIkai Mont, Texas, October I .?The first re- ]
{Hu ts of the great ilisaster at S.ibme Pass were ^
not exaggerated, in fuel, liic donth-roll now
reaches ninety. '1 lie relief jiarlies that went
down near Sabine as possible on the Sabine and j
Past Texas itailroad are yet there, succoring
the destitute and sick. The train could not gel '
within twelve miles of the town, but over a j
do/en low boats have been sent, there and are |
at work saving life and { roperty. There is Con- j
sideruble buck water vet at Sabine, hemmed in .j
and held thereby the railroad ciubankmeiit.
The most intense excitement lias prevailed '
hero since the first news of llic fearful catastrophe.
The people have neither e ilon nor slept,
and crowds have surrounded the wharves aud
depot waiting for the return id'the train or a
boat from the devastated town. t he steauiei
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o clock with a relief committee on hoard. At
iiiiiluight last n iglit *slic arrived here. People
hurried to hear the news ami receive lite sick
ami destitute.
'ihc relict coniliiittce should the /.ituhii- consisted
ol t wenty citizens from Itcuuuiont and
forty from Orange. fhry traveled up the
reaches ? !' I lie liver between I P. .M. at d tn i< 1 night,
which was tin extraordinary trip, fraught
wnii fearful danger. Twenty-live of the committee
were left at Sabine Pus* to make at
tempi* to recover some o> the hudicm, many of
which are reported to have been washed dozens
ot miles over into Louisiana
The exact exleut of tho storm-swept district is j
unknown, f rom reports brought by the com- ]
imttce it is certain that the Hooded district embraces
an expanse of Country many times larger
than at Ittti supposed. flic tlnlf suenis to
have moved over the laud fur miles in one high
unbroken wall of water. The committee report
1<>1 pet.sons missing, '.'it of whom arc known to
have been drowned.
I hirty-fivo of the victims were white and fifty
live Colored. Joseph Smith, a famous local chaiuctur.
known aa 'Aligalor' Smith, was sup- |
posed !o be lost, an lite people on I e relief |
train saw htm driving before tiie gale on Lake
Sabine at the tate of twenty-live miles an hour.
Ureal was the surprise therefore, whi n -Align
tor' overhauled the steamer on us return,
bringing -villi him in his small boat two persons
w lioin Ik* ii-i i rcscueu in 1:1c swamp. .Mrictyolio
halfclud, shivering. wretched \iclims of the
ulorm were brought up on the l.'Uwir.
1?r. Culln'Uii, 011c of the relief committee, says
tliero are many persons m the vicinity of ilie )
|ii j wlio are utterly destitute, being without (
clothing t" coyer their nakedness. I>r. t nlhotiu ,
requests al correspondents to a?k :ii<l for tli.
destitute. lie says that it makes no difference
what is scat. food, clothing, medicine or money.
They nee.l theiii all. l?r. t allioun is Mayor > I
lleauinoiit and he will distribute through coin 1
miticcs whatever is sent.
From all in counts nothing could exaggerate
the st ite of alhur.s at >ahinu l'ass. <?ut of more 1
tiiau loii ln nses in the village less than six re- *
main stan ling, and they are ruined. Wives
ar. l children were sivept away and drowned in
the pre-enci- of their husbands and fathers wh >
were power !? ?>? to save them. The wave- br< ke
against the iiglii li.utse in -oh 1 walls lifty le t
high, tearing out the win lows at the very mp.
C->rp-#r have been foun I nt a distance of thirty
ti.i.c- fr-'in the scene ot the dufa-ter. Friends
and relatives of tlie drowned residents are com
nig jtit j i'range and llcuuniont by every trait..
sN vi. iis a.m? wti.n 1.casts. v
I'lp' iin F A. Hyatt tin 1 Win, (lay repon that '
they ha 1 i -ingular experience as members <>f :l
ibc rei.ef coniiniiiee ?.i their way t> the I'.,-- r
The irain on which they were traveling -lop; e i
on a lump live m.Ios fr >tn town. The water 1
all nroan s i! is neck of iand on which the track "
WaS pllli'i' l W tS iltliy foot dec{ . I'llO
hands of Mc??iIlyait mi 1 <<r?j? w.-i* I '
from lighting nakes w liit'll iitei.-illy covered
(lie <iii 111 } f>r a distance ?it' live miles. '1 here
were tIion^rtml-> < !' water m> cc?sin< t'r >111 titc '
overflow*- I district taking refuse on tiie narrow o
stretch of land an 1 every step hci'om ha t to lie e
fought through twisting serpents, many el ?!
thi in the dendly vf tini p -1 :ti I e-l moccasin* larger li
liniii n man's arm. W 11 < 1 cats aho, fren/ie>i at a
I lie water n I'iu y, malic 1 pell tncll upon llie a
pedestrians while c<>vii? utnl every -aiu-ty et a
animals stnppe I at t lie J a"sers by w it li hydror'i
nliic rage. .Many times the pedestrians lel't '
the I ii m |' mil swam around nngry reptiles
rather than to try and pass them Captain
Jlyait alone killed over Io(> snakes during his (,
walk nl'live i dies which consumed .about ten |,
hours, t; ty f iv ii,i money ran tempi him to ?
lake die trip over again. In stepping about in ' ;;
tlieiiark lie was tripped up and ilirown by n v
siiako two niche- in diameter and fully live teat y
Inng. ii
lit i vi.<i, October, 1I he gale which visited e
Hull tin last mglil did grea' damage. The wind
reached the velocity of seventy miles. <>u the
lake front, in the vicinity ol what i- known as '
the Sea Wall, Ibrty Mnall houses wi-rc totally f<
destroy e I by v. m l and w iter and several per ; r
Sons peri lied, among them a s-vilor named |
Charles Mitchell and an old man named .) hn '
II linium's 'I'he bodies of iwo children were is
recovered this norning ntul aho two bodies '
which are unknown ii
Tuk AfUCAK Hack. ? W'c recently met with a
rcll-known colored porter of a 1'itllinan car,
i ho i uns from Atlanta to Now York. Ilia name
i Augustus I,, tirnnt, ami he lives at No. 'JbO
Iay tie Street, Atlanta, (in. lie an id. "I wouhl
rie to publish for the benefit ot consumptives
nd for the comfort of their friends, how I have
een rescue*! from a consumptive s grave. 1
now t It at many people think the colored peo!e
<lo not have consumption, hut 1 know from
xperietice thnt it is a great mistake. Seven
cars ago 1 became a subject of this forlorn
isease, ami was go pronounced by my physiinns.
My lungs became badly alfeclcd, my
ougli was awful, at times almost shaking me to
mccs. My general health broke down mid so
leclined that 1 became helpless and reduced in
lesli almost to a shadow. Terrible night sweats;
10 appetite or digestion; more arid more paiu
ii my lungs. 1 suffered mere ami more, my
ougli became exceedingly exhau-tive. dischargng
great quantities of pus and consumptive
11 ttler. 1 had in the meanwhile the best Ireatnetit.
some of the best physicians prescribed for
lie, and became interested in my caso. Hut
iltcr two or three years treatment, finding
hut I continued to grow worse, ami they otic
>y one abandoned the case until they were all
igrccd that it was only a question of time with
ue, and I lie tiuiu was thought to lie very short.
In tins condition, with one foot as it were in
lie grave, and making my preparations to go
hrough the dark waters of death, one of my
physicians mentioned to me a remedy which
might be tried as a last resort. IIis reasoning
was tlint consumption being nothing uiorc than
ulcers on the lungs, why is it that a icmedy
which will cure an ulcer on the body will not
:urc ulcers on the lungs? At his suggesti n I
l>roeured a bottle of Swift s Specific ami began
lo take it. I felt so much benefitted from the
first bottle tlint I persevered in the use of it,
vud my improvement was almost as rapid as it
was wonderful. My appetite eatue hack to me,
my digestion was good, my strength was rapidly
regained, my lungs healed over nicely, my
sough left tne gin dually, and I went to work
with a new lease on life. With the last four or
live months I have not lost a day s wages nor
felt a symptom of the terrible disease "that had
brought me so near the brink of tlie grave. My
phj-ieiau three months ago pronouuecu me
otind and well?not a trace of lung trou'de.
lie to-day, July l'ith, made another examination,
and tells me that my lungs aro sound as
mybody's. 1 lcel perfectly well, and I know I
tin cutirely cured, and that 1 owe my lite to S.
k. S.. which was prescribed by the physician.
My advice to every niiui, woman and child who
lias weak lungs is to take S. S. S. It-cured me
sound and well after all the doctors and all
jtlicr medicine had failed, and I want every
ntllerer to know- it.
Treatise on Blood and Skin 1 >i?caKes mailed
free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer Atlanta,
,1a.
July L\ ls.ml.
'I'm; I'.tr.ni ItriiMM. in Kr.ttsitaw.?Since
oir last is-sue we have innde further inipiiric!
tliout the hurtling of the earth above Cnmdeti.
Large numbers of persons have visile 1 the
*put, and they all declare that it is a strange
tight to them. The lire is still burning briskly
tne gentleman brought us a specimen of the
,-arth thut burns, and also a specimen of the
ishes. The earth is dark in color, and resom>!cs
peal, being porous and light. The ashes
eft after the burning are of a light gray color,
nit do not appear to have any alkali in !hem.
I lie burning is a phenomenon which wo cannot
-xplaiti. ?Cani</< u ./"in ii i/.
Wort.li II vvr. u ir tr Cost SOU. ? My dauch
"r has been suffering for many year- witii iliai
trended utllictioii known as female disease,
ivliich has cost me many dollars, and notwiihitnuding
1 had ilie host medical attendance, did
ant tind re.ief. 1 have used many otln r kinds of
medicines without any effect. I had itist ahonl
,;ivcn her u|>?was out of heart, but happened
it the st >re of \V. \V. Feklcr several weeks
inee. and lie, knowing of my daughter's atllicii'ii.
persuaded me to buy a bottle of liradtield ti
Female Regulator. She began to "improve at
. lice, and 1 was y.? delighted wit If it" clbcis
hat I bought several more bottles. 'I he price
eemcd to be very high at first, but iio.v 1 think
t the cheapest preparatiou on the globe; and
. .towing what I do about it. if to-day oue of my
amily was sntli.i ing, 1 \vonl 1 have it if it cost
Sit a bottle, for it has cured my daughter
lound and well, and myself and wife do most
icariily recommend Rradfield u l'emale Reguatortohojnsi
what it is represented to be.
Respectfully, II. I'. Fsatiif.iktov,
Springfield. Tenn.
Sea l for our bonk containing information for
ivonien. It will be mailed tree t > applicants.
l'>itAi>Mi:i.ii Ri i.i i. v roit t 'n.. Atlanta, (la.
July 'J. is>?'i.
o l
iiiuMriii. Kvvvors m t'nui.Kiiv.?Cholera
s still raging fiercely in Cnrca. No idea can
forme I ol the extent of the Scourge. It
ins more that, degimated the cai.it il, where "'it
.f a population of '.MO.'HMi the deatii rale rules
it the frightful average of a thon-and per day.
About as many t'oream n- there are people in
he Statu of <'alilurnia luive been -vvept away
ilreadv. and it is hard to say wlierc the plague
ivill stop. Corea is described a- ' .a appalling
>e-i spot.' Never was there a mote Irighifnl
coord of the ravages id' disease o:. mankind.
I'hc story id' the plague of l.otid >n is beggared
?y what is going on in Seoul. They are begin*.
- . ei... i . f i .1.
nil,; in gi?" uvvf in*" ' ir*i\ i'i in11 > iii^ men
Ic.i'l. nn<l ihe oiiv i* threatened \?ith positive
ixlineiioii.
A liur k'OK Ail..? lii order I.' give nil ;>
.'lothoc to lost it. and thus 1 io C'liviitcotl of its
>voi?<!c*rfill euvalive power*. I'r. King's New
Ii;?0"Vory fnp Consumption, ('oiighs, and Cold*,
ivill bo, IV-r ft liiiiilC'l lime, given fttvny. This
Hbcr is nut only liberal, but simwH unbounded
aitli in flic merits ?>f lliis great remedy. AM
ivlio "iiRwr iVoin Coughs. i' Ids, Consumption,
Asihnin, Itroncliilis, or nny uHoiiiou of throat,
|iv>i. 1 r I.niigs, lire especially r. ^uo-io I in call
ii .1. W . I'nsoy s 1'rng Sf. ro. an ! gel a Ti ial
lottlc Free. I.urge Untile* >1.
? - .
A .M.iiivi vm? Town l'K?iifnvr:i.?Salisbury.
I|<1.. October IT.?A lire which siaiicd in a
mull I'r.inio slftblc ab. ut , o!<>.;k to-night
wo|'t over the entire business |><>rti.>n of die
'ilhige. A brisk wiinl train iit?* - mt beast spread
lie t! line* rapidly. Ii is imno-iI 1 to oinimer,io
I ii o property lost at thi* Ii >ur. bit a rough
liioss places (lie damage ai over a million dolais.
Stores willi iboir contents wore litixcd up
>v tbo tbiinos, and tlie streets to night are fn I
i' people whose bouses linve boon destroyed,
it midnight the tire iv still burning fiercely,
nd there soetn.- no hu| o <>f flaying i:? progress.
Hi i:m:i? >i r ITn.ttt TtMi*- Mr. I'.lal .k. in
ijl lv: io, Newberry < >.. 1m- boon u.ain burned
lit by l lie incendiary. Ihis j. ii.| to be ||,?.
leiilli time in nine years, lie has lost .
'? in .'ill this Hint. At the Inst lire setctii v
\c lo.'i'l-; of liav were cousin.ic<l together with
|irinfity of corn mi l improved machinery,
-;;re:futii>^ -J.-MMi, without insurance It 11
h? ut (line that a iii>i e!.t-- detective wis ) i:i
put: I ho t nl of tin- ivlcntle" ?ic?: i" >y >r.?
. f il If I Colli .
?
Km> oi rfik Oni.ai Siiii.i:.- t'hicnjr<\ ?>ct ?er
I v. I'lle strike c f the packing lion ? workiien
was torinal y en l?-.i ilii- afternoon. The
(i ikon held a ma - un-?"itn>r <>n the [ rairie nhout
o clock, at wInch lo-twcen lno i . I I i nim
rcie | resent. I. c | .11voiiii ii to letnin to
rork on ihc ten hour j-iin was i iriied almost
iiaiiiiiiou!1' v. alii the -r.kc ?.ii .let 'are I al an
ii I.
?
Colli'-. I'll'K l i: a ViVMin.?'Ihe ?V>w? mil
a ssi\H that the want of cote i. ] ichors i)(
all aloiitf the iinc ol tin l.iiinvvv ilie II ill ii'i.
The usiii | iicc i i f'Tly cents a litiu>li'c<l
minds, hut flickers cannot he ha I at fifty cent'
i.lton is jjt' inif to wa-te in the lic'ds. en 1 n
si|ojjc?tC'l that hand IC in lie r^ciotvn mul
olunihi i can liml plenty of work in the section
i licatt
I(i:nkws IIku Vol hi. ? Mrs. I'boebu Chesley,
I'cierxon, CIay Co., Iowa, t<'lU tIte following re- I
maikablo story. tin- truth of which : vouched
I tor by the resident* of the town: ! mu 7d years
j old, have been troubled with kiJucy complaint
and lameness for many year*: couid not dress
myself without help. Now I am free from all
(ainnnd soreness, and am able to do all my
own housework. I owe my thanks to Klectric
Hitters for having renewed my youth, and removed
completely all disease and pain.' Try a
bottle, only AOc. at J. W. l'osey's Drug Store.
A
notn l it Sii a k k it Cn a ki.kmon.?Charleston,
S. t,., October 1~>.?There was a slight but dislinci
shock of earthquake shortly after ? o'clock
iliis morning which made windows rattle, but
did no other harm. The same shock was felt at
Sutumervillc.
1'iik Itnrrisii lit iikicask.?Loudon, October
17.?The lute*t reports sliow tlmt the effects of
ihe recent storm on the south and west coasts
wero terrible, A Norwegian bark foundered off
Tindagel. Wales, and tho eutire crew, consisting
ol fifteen persous perished. Ten bodies
were washed ashore 011 the <lla 1 argan coast.
?
Hi a ki.t.s a Aknua S.\i.\ t'.. The best salve in
the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands,
chilblains, Corns, aud all skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. l'ricc 2 > cents per box.
For sale by J . \V. l'ooey. jly. ly.
OlilTjLTA ltY.
DAVIS ? Died. 111 Saniuc Township, near
Heuiy'.s Bridge, on the 2'itii day of September
lh^'i, Mr. Hiram Davis, of u cancerous ulcer
and tumors.
Mr. Davis was about <<7 years old, an l was
a quiet aud good citizen. Some days before
his death he, with his wife, joined the Methodist
episcopal Church, South, under (he ministration
of the Kcv. J. M. Fri lay. lie bore his
o 111,0;..,, ...ill. ..1...;J. r.,.i
expressed himself ready anil willing to die,
trusting in tlie merits of Jesus Christ, liis
Saviour. Mr. Davis leaves a large family, a
wile and several children and grand children
to mourn their loss, Imping their loss is his
eternal gain. A Fkik.ni>.
Cotton IVIarkot
l'.Nn>N, Oct.*21.?Market steady, with a better
feeling All grades selling from b. iOfo 8.00.
Sales for the week '270 hales. Receipts very
light?'2.000 hales hohind tins linio last year.
Auditor's Notice.
Transfers of Real Property.
1> HA l< e?tate transfers must he Audited belore
they arc recorded in Clerk's Ollicc,
hy order of t.'ompiroller (icneral.
N. 15. MORGAN',
Comity Auditor.
Oct '22 t.j '2ms
Notice to Creditors.
"VTOTI? li is hereby given, that all persons
li having e'.iiins against the estate of Sarah
A. Haines, deceased, must present (hem to me,
properly attested, and all persons indebted to
said estate must makcpuymcut at once.
* S. ti. Ili>\\ lil.h,
Adm'r S. A. Il.amer.
Oct '2'2 II It
Notice To Trespassers.
ill I'.ll I.I5V give notice t > all persons found
hunting, sli i.xing, trapping birds, riding.
ill i\ iiijt i?i in ;iii\ miiiui \> ji j i rt >
itig upon any ft' my Ian I or premises within
or near the corporate limits of the town of
Union, th it they will be prosecuted anil punished
to the uiinf*t Bevet ity of the law.
S. M. lili.'E, Sit.
Oct-j j. rj it
PAY UP! PAY UP!
VTol'K indebtedness tons for <itiann must he
JL promptly met i>y Nov. 1st, We cannot
postpone collect. n- beyond that time. All parties
are cam incl against ?I v! :* y
'"A 11II N Tilt >.Ms>i?X.
Oct "Jf! I- Into
INOTiCE.
i LL per- >ns indebted t t us f>.r guano arc
-ill. requested to make p. yments at once as
we tiro compelled to coiiect same hy the first
day of November uext.
SAHTOil & AKTIIUK,
Oct. '_'J I- lm.
Petition For Homestead.
N'O'l'lt'll is hereby given, that Mrs. Amanda
S. Little, widow of Adam Little, deceased,
has filed her petition before, me to have a homestead
nssiiMtvd and set oil", lot the benefit of
of her Min. r children, 1 i t N. Little. Silas
Little, Lie l.itile, nittiic Little, Lula Little an 1
Kobert Little, from the real and personal
property of the said A lam Little, deceased.
Notice is further given that the said petition
| will i' ituo up i.ir iicarin;; t'cliti' iiic, on -.1^1 uay
of Xnvember, I;i! I ! o '<>*. U A. M.
j a mi is muxko,
Master for Union Uoitnly
Master s "lli -c. Oct- 1 * I?*s<t?.
Oct 'J'J IJ It.
The State of South Carolina.
vorxrv <>r tW'io.Y.
Ily JAMKS M. liKK, i'>'i . l'robnte Judge.
\ \ J III '.til'AS. Wni. H. S iif?ir hn? matte stiil
>V to me to grani him tellers of Administration
on the estate of and effects of ii. W.
Sartor, dcoca- i.
I'll.*e are. thercb re. to vile .,nd admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
sai l (i. W. Sartor, 1 .- I, that (hey be ami
appear before me, in the' ontt of 1'robate, to
l.r hold at I n .a t II.. > nit'o Carolina, on tho
Sth day of Nrv l^sC, alter p .'-iioation hereof,
at II ii I'.o. '. in ih> : teaooii i> >h<tw catt?(t, if
any they can. why ;!ie -ail \ lininistriition
shell! I ii ! l-e o; anted.
tiiven under m> numi, thi< luih day of Xoveinber.
A. 1'.
jam i :s m. ?; i: i:.
Judge I'lobnte.
Pnli'i-lie 1 on tho 'j'jn I d.iy ol uctoncr, ISHii,
in the Weekly Unien fiiiies.
net-- ' lit
Notice to Creditors.
The Stuto ot South Carolina.
coi xrv or rx/o\.
.
( ?>uit i'i i million I lea?.
M. i' M<-i!ur. v, IT i nfill'
i:ii/.i1>clh Mclmiiicl, if at, flfj' nil'iiitu,
1T \ III i: mi ' r 11r i I lie irriiil I'mirl in llie
J 111IIIVV t-::I i: i I f:i-f?. I in- rrclllnM JifO
n inirvl n? f ? nI >?ti I o?l ?l?lisli I !: ?? ivnrvmls
ri;4niliM 11:?* i -lilc I Sitn? M c I'mii'l. ili'i'i'lufil,
I'll Of ' i I -1 'I i !' I V iv : i: v. I .
i.\MIV Ml Nllii,
M:i-lrr I". r I ni (Vtinfy,
' I i-iii-i s iir.'u-c. Oct. Is IB^i'i.
(i? i'J': 1- ?t.
Pooi- House Lancia to Lease,
O" N T,.' i 11 . .?th lay 1.1 V vriali-r next,
_ I'll"!1'' r!?< ? unity < "iiiiiiw-iniier.N fip
I iiioii i i uiiiy wi'.l Irii'O tin- l-oi r II use IuiiIM,
i. r i In' 11'?r I**"*". in iliu Iii^lif.-i rc?| iiii?ililc
I 'I'lrr. rv-iTviti'/ ten ii'Td, in wliicli r rcn the
l i" r 11 i'i: 'O lni;!il:iip-< fti'i* |oc ili'il !>r I ho li*e
[ of ilif | r 1* 1 'it
I A ill I'll lid- llllf ||:1\ !'i'ls I r I ill" St;|nM illicit II
cut of ili<' l' ur M hiso will lo < nntmlort I mi l
tliC i -iti n :i'.Viirli"l
.M"1 I. IMM i.l,ASS,
\ ii'ui ti r> i ri i
(' (i \ i, ('Jerk
u t - J v: ot
Managers of Election.
State and County.
Union, S. Oct. Imli
A T a meeting of the Commissioners of Electa.
tion for State and County olliccrs, held
this day, the following named persons wern appointed
mnnagcrs, to conduct the Ele< tion, to
be held on Tuesday, the 2nd of Not., i*.wd, at
the scteral Election precincts in Union County,
to wit:
DrnytvniilU?John W. Alexander, Willi tin
i ? r :..i?
live iinuv.
Wilkin**ille?T. M. Littlejohn, Jas. McKown.
T. J. Hughes, Jr.
Timber Ridyt?L. r. Mabry, W. (J. Jeflerios.
Jolm K. Webster.
(Jlnndyburg Mills?'I'. J. Orr, William Anderson,
l>. A. T. Farr.
Sarraft's Slure?A. F. Kendrick, J. I?. T.
Scott, James T. IlrownJontvtillt?W.
II. S. Harris, K. A. Wliitlcck,
J. C. Spears.
Kelly's Mill?Win. McGuwan, Eil. Acock,
Josefh Kelly, Jr.
lluyltta's?Joshua Cudd, Vernon Askew. Jno.
0. Hughes.
S'liitur?John U. Jcler, J. 11. Randolph, J.
Woodley Thomas.
Fish Dam?James S. Welch, J. 1*. Thomas,
Jr.. W. II. Kelly.
Goshfi IIill?James M. Spencer, J. 0. Ecc.
1. M. Mohloy.
Jasyrr Gibb's?S. I,. West, Sam Lawson, W.
Smith.
Colrrainc?Dr. 11. F. Walker, K. L. hinder.
Dr. J. F. Nor mam.
Union?II. C. Johnson, Jno. E. Colton, S. A.
E. I'nrhnm.
W, t', WALl.ACK, Chairman,
Commissioners of Slate Election.
Far Congressman.
A T a meeting of the Commissioners of Klccjt\.
lion for Federal Olliccrs, held this day,
the following named persons were appointed
managers to conduct such election, to bo held
on Tuesday, Una of November, l*bt>, at the
several electjuu precincts iu Union County, to
wit:
Drayloni'illr?E. P. Macomson, John Earn
hill, Columbus Spencer.
Wil/cinsvill'?W, U. To lies on, Wm. Whisonam.
Worth (built.
Ttmbrr Itidge?James It. Littlejohn, J. C.
Crocker, S. it. Thackston.
Glandyburg Mills ? Wallace Meutr. C. T.
Mnbrr, John W. Kison.
S'irriiK's ?J. It. Foster, Jas. T, Moorhciul,
Win. K. Hughes.
Jonrsrille?John C. Thomson, Robert L). L'oleman.
J. W. Scolt.
K'lh/'s Mills. ? I). It. Free, J. II. Spears.
James (iault.
Ihojlits's?\V. I.. Askew. W, \V. llobltison, F.
K. Cu'dd.
Smihie?J. Mobley Jeter, J. D, Fleming,
John W. (iregory.
Fish I)nm?J. Hancock, W. K. Thomas,
John McGowan.
iioth-.n Hill?Jos. K.Cofield, Geo. (). ilughey,
L. F. Hunter.
Cross Ki>/s?W. T. ltctsill. J. \V. Sanders,
A. l>. llstes.
Jur/isr <1-this?Nim. Smith, Jasper Gibbs, H .
li. Kobiuson.
Colrrninc?Daniel McLaughlin. Jr., Johu
WaUlrop, Marion Sumner.
I'nion?W.J. Oetzcl, J. C. Mix, L. N. Rodger.
W. \V. HUG 11 F.S, Chairman,
Commissioner of Feder?l Elections.
Union, S. C., Oct. IS JSclu.
Managers of election will please call on
U F Arthur, Secretary Dcmooratic Executive
Comuiitlee, at Union <1 II, a few days before
the election and get the boxes and ticket?.
Oct *J'J IJ 2t
Democratic Supervisors of
Election.
Glandybuyg Mills..,., Chits. Sinn
Goshen Hill .Jos. II. Sinn
Fish Dam J. Woods Jetci
Timber Ridge George Wcbstei
Kelly s Mill Henry Howe!
Union R. W. Tinslcj
Sautuc Stephen Crosby
Sarr.att's., Jaa. I,. Walkei
Cross Keys Elijah Raj
Gibbs Leo Limit!
Jonesville R. W. Ilnmiltoi
Colcraine Daniel McLaughlii
Wilkinsvillc A. Frank Sniitl
Draytonville .......F.rastus Tub
Hughes s 11. F. Vaughi
The above Supervisors will please call at once
on ilie secretary ot iHe l.xccutive Committee a
Unieu to take the necessary oath of otlicc anil
receive their commission.
II. F. A UTI It'll,
Sec. l>eui. Fx. Com., I'tiion, Co.
Oct '-"J 1J It.
WILBURN & COT,
CHOWS ltKVS, S. C.
? ?
rilllF ubove fivtn is in necJ of money, ami
JL must have it. We have been itidulpin;
some of our customers for some time ami can
not afford to grant further indulgence. W<
therefore, kindly, hut earnestly ask all win
arc indebted to us. either by note or account
to make payments an sooji aud as fast as possi
l>lc.
We will not be satisfied with anything shoi
of payments in full of old and new debt*, si
please don't ask further indulgence, for we can
not afford it.
Any one failing to comply with the above
need not ask indulgence of us another year
He shall be very sorry to have to place an>
one's note or account in the hands of an cilice
f>>r collection, but if soft means will not do
we will be forced to more severe means.
W1 Llil'KN .V CO.
Oct l*? 41 ;:t
MORTGAGE SALE.
I>Y virtue of the power contained in a ccr
) tain inor.'gftgo d?ed made by John I'. Mil
to to1, dated February I l*s">. ami recorded in
the otiice of the Register of Mesne Convex anct
f>r I'ttion County, February is, 1SH*>. in Itoolt
ti .No V of Mortgage", page St!, we will ?ell by
public auction before the Court House door nl
I'nion, on the tir?i Monday in November iifxt
the mortgaged premises described in said deed,
t > wit : Nine hundred rvcrcs of laud, more ov
lss?, situate on 11 road Hiver. in I ntoi>, C utily,
ami bounded on the north by lay U Into oj
>N 111 in in Hawkins, cast by Mroad Itivev. south
by lands of J. IS. drier and ,1. 1. Mill, Km'
west by lauds of ,1. T. Ili'd and othrrb. sa|
lands known n? the l iipbtt place. Hi" p,ow|t,
place tin I tlio I'.etty (ilenn place.
Said lattJs will be sold in of , wr rnoro ar
ceU, ami plats ot sftino may bo seen by ani.lr
tt.g to K. II. Wallace. > Pl ,jr
Terms uf Sale (?.,o-tI,ir.l cash ; Cue bahmct
on n ere lit of one mid two vers, in e.,nal m
stnltnent). with in'cresi from day ol sale, se
eured by bond of Up* purchaser .an I a inortgagt
of the preni's^o, |'urclia?er to pay for papers
i:. is. wa 1.1.,\ci;.
.1. c. IIUN I F,IS.
.1 II M.WWKI.r.,
W. C. WAI,l.\t |;.
t ti ion, < ?ei. I
Oct. *. 10 It
Notice?Important La i I Sale.
1 > Y vir'ue of authority containc ' 1 mortgage
kJ <1 ce?i <>f Mrs. Ami Anghtry to t.ie undersigned,
J. <\ Hunter, bearing date tlio 20th August,
A. I>. lhSl, and recorded in ollice of Register
of Mesne Conveyance for Union County,
Rook (i, No. 7, page ; also by virtue of
authority conferred upon me by the heirs at
law of the said Mrs. Ann Aughtry, I will sell
before the Court House door, at Union, on
Saleeday in November next, between the hours
of 11 a. m. and :J p. in., these several tracts or
jiaruuia ui liiiiu, i?iiv uio |'iu|'ciij v?i uk .?niu
Ann Aughtr a Goshen Hill township, Union
County, S. C., containing in the aggregate sixteen
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of G. 1>. l'eakc, L. F. Iluutcr, J. 11. Steedman,
G. (). llughey, W. L. Sims, W. M. English
and others, being the same land conveyed to
Mrs. Anu Augbtry by J. Hunter, by deed
bearing dote 20th August, A. D. lS.sd.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash ; balance iu one and nvo years,
with interest from day of sale, at ten per cent,
per annum. Credit portion of purchase money
to bo secured by bond of purchasers and mortgage
of premises.
Tho above lands will be sold in seven tracts,
plats of which may be seen by application to
David Johnsou, Jr., Esq., at Union, S. C.
J. 0. HUNTER,
Mortgagee of Ann Aughtry,
and Att'y-in-fact for her heirs at law.
Oct 15 -II dt
MASTER'S SALES.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Iu the Court of Couimou Picas.
John C. Richards, as Executor of James A.
Tucker, deceased, I'htintiJT,
ai/aiinst
The Union Hotel Company, Defendant.
IN obedience to an order mado iu the above
entitled case by his Honor J. It. Kershaw,
Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before tho Court House
door, iu the town of Union, within tho legal
hours of sale, on tho first Monday in November,
1NN>, the following described property, to wit .
UNION HOTEL.
All that lot of laud, with the hotel buildings
thereon, situate iu the town of Union, County
and State aforesaid, on Main, Virgin and South
streets, beginning at a point on the south side
of Main street, one hundred and eighty-one
and one-third links distant from tlie north-east
| corner of Tliotnns MeNally's brick store house,
(which store houso is on the south-west corner
of Mf.iu and Virgin streets,) and ninety-four
links distant from II. L. Goss' building on M?\,a
siriTi, uppusno iu ?:?i? uoici, ?'n ;v siraigD'i line
drawn at ri?rlit angles from tlie fron' 0f said
(loss' building and running s. 7J, b. 2. ') *> to a
stake; thence s. 82A, w. lib to a Make ; thence
s. 71, c. 7.50 to a corner on Virr ;n Mrcot; thence
s. lid, c. 3.50 to a corner on sMue street ; thence
s. 50, c* 1.00 to a stake ; theucc n. 82, c. 0.30
to a stake ; thence n. 7A, w, 11.281 to a corner;
thence n. N2J, e. 0.25 to ft corner on lot of John
Rodger ; thence n. 7^ w. 2.27^ links to Main
street ; thence along Main street to the beginning,
containing 2 and SO-100 acres, and haying
such shapo and boundaries as set forth in a plat
made by John L. Young, 1). 8., Oth March, 1875,
and attached to a deed of conveyance made by
Mary Meng and others to the said " The Union
Hotel Company;" said deed of conveyance being
recorded in the oflicc of the Register of
Mesne Ccnvcyancc for Union county, in Book
K., No. 2:',, page 5'.'7.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash ; the balance on a credit of
one and two years, in equal annual installments,
with interest from day of 9ale, to be secured
1 by bond of the purohnser and a mortgage of
the premises. JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, Oct. 1880.
Oct 15 -11 3t
The State of South Carolina.
COUXTY OF I'XIOX.
In the Court of Common I'lcas.
A. 0. Rice, J'laintiJT,
o;/ainst
IV. T. Thomson aud others, DeOndont*.
' I N obedience to an order made in tlie above
r J_ entitled case by his Honor .1. 11. Kershaw,
r Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court Houso
1 door, in the town of Union, within the legal
r hours of sale, on the first Monday in November,
1880, the following described property, to wit
r ?i 10 ACRES.
All ibat certain tract of land, containing six
i" hundred and forty acres, more or less, situate
> aim lying ill union county, ou tlie McansviUo
i roivl, about two an<l one-half miles above Uuion
i Court House, ntul bounded by lands of William
J Dently and lands of estate of William I'nluicr
i on the north, east by lands of John McNeare,
Ira Tinslcy and others, south by lands of Philip
i Dunn and John It. Smith, and west by the
| Meansvillc road.
TKRMK OF SAM-:.
Ooc-lhird cash ; the bulance on a credit of
ono and two years, in equal installments, with
interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond
of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises.
J AMDS M U N IK),
Master for Union County,
Master's i dlicc, <>ct., 188b.
Oct l*i II .It
[ The State of South Carolina.
COLS TV or I'M ON.
II
J Court of Common IMcns*.
J. P. MeKissL-k and I. tl. McKissick, I'hunliiTt
tl'/dlllf/
i 15. P> Foster, and others, DefrntlaMtr.
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F X obedience to an order made in the above
L entitled ca^e, by his Honor T. 15. Prnsor,
, Circuit Judge. 1 will sell before the l'ourt House
door, in the town of Union, within the logal
r hours of sale, on the lirst Monday in Noveme
bur, 1 >H(?, the following described properly to
wit :
LOT IN JONi:sVILLI;.
All that certain lot of land, located in Jones
villi*, in said County and State, containing two
and four-tenth* acres, ami bounded north by
Spring street and .1. L. Lindsay s lend, sou tin
by Parsonage lot, and west by lands formerly
belonging to Daniel (lallman, it being (be
mine n>i in mill convcyctl irnin Josi'ili Fn'
1 anil others, trustees, to I'.. Foster. '
' dated 10th Noventhor, ami % \IC'
' oflier of Ketrtater of Mesuo Vup' i<cori i in
' County in If.** F. \o. L'l. " -ft"'"* for H8ld
I J ,iage 1 In.
Also,
All that cpiI.c . , . . . . , .
, , .ii oilier tract of lain I, located
lit said t on'" , ... .
.. ,. .iy and Male, containing six acres,
f " " led l>y l indi of .1. il. Coleman. and
i . is, lieing tlie lot of land conveyed from
1 .ioIiii Wallace In 15. 15. Foster, liy deed dated
j "Jltli day of November, 1SS1. and recorded in
said ollirc for said County in Hindi II, No. 'J6,
page I ???.
Also.
All flint certain other lot of land, located in
in said County and State, containing 1
i I 1 >( it lis acres, more or less, and bounded
!>y lands of J. I,. MeWliirlor, and others, heing
the I d of I ind conveyed from Unniel (iallinan
to H. 15. 1'ioicr, hy deed dated Istli duly, 1*77,
, and recorded in said office lor said County, in
Hook I", No. VI, page ' 0.
Terms of Sale CASH.
JAMFS MI'S F.O.
Ma?ter for Cnion I'etinty
Muster * Olhce, tict. S, ISsi;.
Oct IT II *