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' ~ ... ftjL ffie JBccWr a'""" $?"? J I !*?&*. M vokns ' - Editor MU f B 8. Kl*?KBB Local Editor I ya^?t. * aOBSOBIPTJO**} 60 .*_?*?? UM nmor^i dir*oto*t. in" <rfc? P O W> ?* opened for buaines* 'r<)l from 8 A. M. toi !'; M- cIe< Tka llouer /rt*r Department will be call "!d fir bi**" fwm OA. M. to 4 P. M. . . ^ W ?w mftU wH| c)om ai m, lab v*- -J*Uern Mall at IV.OO P. M Any inattention or irregularities should ru t? reported promptly to the P. M. th< J. O. UVNTHU. V. M. pn Mew Advertisements p?? n ~ ? - -- nt Furniture.?T. K. miley, His and a half cents?L. G. Young. 1 Xmas 1801 and 1892.?G. P. Garre t. ftr? Auction Bale.?Mra. A. K. Hill. . Mortgage Bale.?W. A. McWhirter. " Mortgage Bale.?J. 0. Rico & Co. l,H Master's Bales.?C. II. IVnke, on, Klttriff Sales.?J. G Long. Work Animals for Halo. ?Lottie d. Davis. Our Market has been dull, vrilb prices docliniag from 7j on Monday to barely 7J ch yesterday. Sales about 250 baler. f?' ? ne The train from Aahevillo slops horc I se< fifteen minutes for supper. mi ?? UD Last Wednesday and Thursday wore I tki dcol ledly the coldest days wo have hnd this Fal* and Winter. ra UraTaga Grapes etOAITIIBTrH. OU We are informed that twonly-three I ifrons have applied for membership in the Ko/crs Methodist Church, near Goshen Hill. 80 ? . ,u Lid you sco the ec'ipse of the moon M last Sunday night I it wns a grand right, p< a 11 wo truly regret that nil article f>r lint '?< wick's Times announcing thocoming of that on ft nt wm mltlalil. - - IK Wo will fell you n Man's Hoot, gnnd solid father, for $1,50 at OK A HAM & SHARKS. _ _ wi Veft* Rev. V. A. llcrlong will deliver ft tli lcot'iro on Tcmpcrnncc, to-night, Friday, fei ?!ov. '2<Kh, at Fish Dam, hii 1 to-tn >rrow an night, 21st. at Hnntuc. ,h Mri llorlong ha< the reputation of being a its ???? * in*??iJMM ami instructive lecturer, co and as tha touiperanco ipiQition Is" likely (o #81 be nil important one before the next scsmou tb of the 1-gialaturc, all wlio can should hour co Mr lleilong'a arguments upon it. be * - by Renders, did yon ever have one of g,, thoa g od old-fashioned jumping to llioches, (|(( wlian you hoped and almost expects I every . MOond the pesky thing would jump out of ^ i a so k-1. A toothache that wouldn't all iw I a either j urnelf, your wife or y.iur children, ^ If poo liuvc nuoh blessings, nny rest, dny or ( n glil : % toothache llnit would tempt you to (. ( pay a lii^h price, even in these hard times, | for a "cisidng ninn that could do justi.'e to r the mltjrcfa toothache that wouldn't sllow you to sit, siand or liu (important to an cdi- ! toi) still ten coDseoutive minutes, then you'vo c'" had ju t such a jaw-breaking, mlnd-deniorbHr.ing companion ns we had for three days , ^ in me p?Jit wcum. ! ' ' I ll I We thiak wo lioar some ono saying, -nV, I ou didn't you havo it pulled ?" I ^ That'a good lu theory, but when it is I d> ar'y tho lust tooth in tbo upper jaw and \ ? i ?? the cotton crops is so poor "n,< fT" c low tlmt y?"f ,y*T it ninrh less for n ' ^ ^ iTT "iTi of masticators, the practical outcoiuo ' was, we had to submit to a most excruciat- 1 j3g ?<gin an,i bear it" time, and keep the lCC too li. Our faco is assuming its natural s 7.e and /iiimh one nppcarauce, and wo arc gathering in Use serene and sober thoughts that ' bro-'i" I'-o.i: in the great coiifusiou of ideas " ot I a is lay tVe are unable to fully notice this 1{ ^ week wh d our correspondent Koloii Wheel \\'i rays < u the subject of Merchants not giving M" credit far-upplies in 1892. Ofeours} our friend looks only on one side of th ' <-|Hrstion, und dots not fully realize i the danger >us condition ot the merchants, ?t this time. The oueMion with ttn> mee chants is not whether they live willing. but whether th y will lit ahlr to give credit for supplies in 18h2. At this time, wo sec banks. tj0 Merchant!*, corporations and indivhlitals 07 fading around us, financially ruineci. with j[( thousan U of dollars due them 011 their l> >oks, j,n ah ,vc their liabilities, but they e.?uhl not mako c lh-ction*, and were ; t;,v Mull. 1 ho wholesale incrchams are suffering seriously from these bullies, and are n * not on'y pushing the 0 unlry merchants *XI hard, but threaten to close their doors against credit customers hcrenfter. We a .not believe the farmers of Union County nre either so foolish or dishonest as toresoit to our correspondent's suggestion :U>, that they would sell their crops and put the money i ? their pockets, thereby telling the y. merchants who furnished the supplies to make \jU the crop, "you ntay wlustte for your money." Such ad shoncst coarse might help,for out j/fir, those who adopted it. but it would strike ^ the Iton-.r and integrity of the farming class such a serious blow that they cotihl not recov- |lft er from it in ninny years. We nrc for nn tin honest, conciliatory, hclp?onc-another ?r- * raagemcnt of ttie preseut troubles. i:v to Try a Ilnx of Tenncy's Candy nt (5. P. ^ci GAIUIKTT'S. So K orp The regtilar meeting of Cherokee Lot liv N?. S7., K. of P., will be hcM in tliei-- lot 1 Al next Monday night. A fit' 1 ntiemlnncc is H< roqueted. cln Thanksgiving Sorvioes Will be held in th ? Pre-hytc-i<n tdnireh hit1 n .I nesvil'.c, on i'liink.sgiving l>av, ;.t 11 r<" o'c'o k A. M.. c>ndueUd by the Pasto". "V -- ,, To the Ladiee of the L. U. < S lis The n embers of the l.adies Union thine- 'c' lory Society are request" d to meet at Nioli- JjJ obon's Hal1, on Monday next, Nov. 2ir<l, at nr( bn'f post 10 o'clock, A M. A fuil meeting ?>f ? is especially requested by the oftioots of the ^.e Society. llespcct fully, Mbs. W. II. Wallace, ,j*., Pres. L. U. C. S. ho Sboee. nhi?'?f sh&ia, encup lor cash at pel GKAUAM 6i SPAKKS ter 11 \ ' Ined Cot tea kw4 Oil> V# have before ue a epecitmn of refined on Seed Oil. made M the Union Oill II end refined et ihe Charleston Be. ng Mi'l. It I* clear, elein end teautiful tple, end we hare alwa/e wondered wbjr lned Colt?n Seed O 1 wee not gen rellj d in tbe South for ell cooking purfosre, 'ead of the J ?? get in the store*. It certain'/ must he tner and healthier than lard, for there i be nothing much cleaner thau the *egele oil* cxtractel from seed sod nu'a uf try kind, while, in a healthful point of tw, there can be no cotnpnmoa between j oil from cotton eeel end tbo bird weed from hogs kitlol at tho large hogging factories, In all doubtful conditions lie*! tli. iVe have used Cotton Meed oil for cooking J. Unfortu lately there is a prejudice in ; minds of many ngiiust die use of ?il in ythiug ibey cat. That prejudice n?ises, rliapH, from the objection to tlie taste o' itor oil, ai a medicine, and the many emu re animal oils used for various meaiiical nml other puiposcs, hut it lira no jndutioii, in poiut of olcanlinctH, healthfuls* or economy, against the use of cot on cd oil. There is no danger of swallowing lli-na of atrichiaia or anything foul an I e'ean at overy mouthful rro cat of food at is cooke 1 or prepared ia cotton seed oil We want to see a full supply of hometeed lard, for that would insure home used Uacon and home rutscd uorn upoi cry farm; but as our ptopla can't ral?e all at, they cm do the next best thing, they n use hrrnc-mnnufaotured cotton sued oil preparing ilieir food, home raised cotton cd meal and hulls for making fat cattle id the homc-mudo Fertilizer from the b'liiot anufucturing Co., to make more corn ?rk, cotton, and homo supplies gcncrallj ;xt year: Don'I you sec what a blessinj ir Farmers enjoy in that one product, cut ii, if they will but use it discreetly, utul it i i lo n faithful horse to death. Why, we believe in a few years the lint 111 not be more valuable than the seel; tlinl e cotton plant will, directly and indirectly cd and clothe more human beings than y two other products of the world. It i; e most wonderful, because most prolific ic t uses, of any p'ant in the world; and wil ntiuuc to make immense fortunes ?f>>r 110. Irt Ili9 farmer* of (li? South liuk eir farms to the cot'un Factories and tin tlon seel mil'.", lis near as possible, bi coming liberal stockholders in them, there securing I > themselve a slitro of the pro < as tvcll ns fortunes tint are made frou bmany uses t? which (lie cotton they raisi put to, and by the young men of the farn truing how to conduct the various dc> <Hu<Mits, thus becoming financially inrested in ho'It farm and factory. A nr's employinent of 10 and 12 li'itrs u day lays in every week, would impress upo r I boys the value of time, money nnJ amplitude in business matters. See our line of Jeans,?cheaper iliatt th( rapes!. fill AII AM & SPARKS, oident to Mrs J C Farrar. VVith sincere regret we announce that last ndny morning. Mrs. J. dough Farrar, rvt??Vney, hail the sad misfortune to fall an the hack stepo ?r iiCl. resideuco aud and s*t tlte fracturbone ; but .Mrs. Farrar suffered great n for many hours. Tito last heard of her was its comftriable as could be expected, r advance I ngo is tu t favorable to a speedy overy fiotn mi accident of that kind. j Roll of Honor. riio following is the Hull of Honor of the ion (Srnded SchoM, f>rthe second month he present session : t (See, | F.lliel Foster, hert Murphy, j Delia ltollick, II L' 1' I i? . i ii r.ii^ IMI, |?#iiiiir? IVMII^IT, it Wallace, A7.ilia Tinsley, mi FosU'r. jtleorge I'errin, Julian Hughes. Ladies liats, cheaper ilitm over, at (illAIIAM .V: SPAUKS. An Oyster Supper An.I other refreshments will lie served in nesville Academy. on Friday night. Nov. , 18111, for (li? benefit of the Jonosvillc idhodist Church : to which a'l are cordially riled. m ? riuo Ct tviues at Mt. Veruon. Next Sabbath morning, in addition to the ;nUr services at Mt. Vernon ('hurt , there II be an election of the otliccrs of the tirch, ami it is caMioaly requested that the member* be present. Personals. Mr. John T. Hose, of Monroe, .N. ha* opted a position as Clerk at the Hole!. l?r. J. N. Hettes, of Jao'.sonvido, Fix. Mr. III ek, Mr. and Mrs. J. I',. Krundon, I'ittsrg, I'a , are at the Union Hotel, for a few ys. llBIt'K IV I LI. NOT UK Ol'STKD.?TllC bottom * dropped out of a plan to | revent Scinr llrice from taking his seal. Senators ve been comparing notes, and they find it if llrice was barred because be was an tioan bving in New York, the t-onnte would ve t > oust about ten other senator-', v.h i e in one sec ion of the eoittttry and a>siitn" represent another. Neither of the Nevada tut >is live in tin* St ito they represent, nat r Stewart lives in New York, an t 11 ittor S.?n Francisco. Senator uite, id' Washington St.ve, lives in New U K. SM II I IM \ jrt"; , VI I I 1111. oa in \linnc-oia. Sen >1 >r Morgan, of nhann, lives | crina-n' it v in Wnshiuzt n s tins hi* rt--i'lt? re he *e. and ili ? l>isirict Ci liiini-ia invariiMv rnahc him r * s > ?. i.il iinpion in fmii't-s in resp.vt i.? aov 1 -oal lisla'io'. Kx-Somit r .1 tin", < f l*l??-.?1 . Ctl 'ii Miithi-z hi I r K'Vt'i ?1 ve il** before i term expired. In I :a!i the ?| i? >t ?? i of lidcncc is also an i-siin hclwo n lit fS^VS. l>i|hois ami t'ligel', e.l'Ii of \v!iomi kilns to bo senat r ?lret f.oin that State, is s'ated lo-ibj* Mint Senator Sherman s written to friends here that lie \vi I net ml his siif port to the move fir ilisphic-i . z ice. lie wt I iituUe r.o otjiclion when ice's credentials a-e jneset.ted. f r they i* in regain* form and heir the signatures the legis'ative and S ale ollicer* ot Oni . nator Sherman will <ta'e tint it is a ijn. sn for the coiniirtiee on privileges and :ctions to c oisider. 'Mrs ineuis hi rfleet it the objections to llriec w i I he pi/con lod, for the committee will have no di?p ion to :^i a precedent which uii^lit im til the tenure ef ollieo of so many scan* $.?Baltvnvrc Sun. 0 1.- rr. ?| oii Irnce ol the Link*. Crop*. Incidents and PerscnU* ai Jon'svilU 1 Jonesyillk, Nov. 10. ? It in wonderful how f*?t one can get about aid how cheap | we can travel these times. 1.m( week 1 went i to Columbia, took in the 8tnte fair, tau ever ' to Augusta and took in the Kxpoviiion there. ' ?'?l w??; t - Lvw? in its*', aiul all it ( corf" was seven dollars the trip. , The rain last week won a welcome visitor, ' and lias put the farmers to plowing in their ( wii> ?i and oat aroDS. 'itio Mlimita of the i (irmot c-.Uon crop is growing "beautifully less" every day. It is beyonJ a doubt ihU it will not make more than oaa third of laat years crop in this community. Corn is still high, so is bucon and flour, nod I understand that drove hugs ore going to le worth GJ cents. It boa always been claimed tint cotton regub t> d the price of most everything e'se, but tln.t theory don't "pan out worth a cent" this }eir. Mr. J. I,. Harris, formerly of 'lie Brown's t'teek neighborhood, but laU'y of Trough Shell's, died lit his home there lust Friday, lie w is iu usual health and nt work for the company, building ? house, when about 11 A. M., lie had u stroke of paralysis an 1 died in a few hours. His end was sudden and without warning, nn) is another reminder (o the living to be ever and always ready, for wt kno v not when the "son of turn comcth." Tin so who have been sick in our town havo all about recovcrcJ. Mr. .1. IV. F?ca Una commenced, his now resideuec ia towj^. He Is building near t^ic Baptist church. Joncsvi'le wis pretty well represented at the State Fair last week. ' Two It dims with a monkey and a Bog ' l'ipe enlivened the people, young and old, of 1 our town this morning. They male me ' ihdik of 111 in I Toiu imitating his scrouaders t . .. in I-ranee. I?r. Fedix W. Littlejohn, will leive us this tveiling for Florida, where he goes for hii hen'ih. Mr. (' i\ llmis 1 ft for Columbia yesterday. to work as Topograph operator for the 11. o: l>. II. K. company. Mr. John J. I.ittlejohn has gone to Henri ettu Cotton milN. C . and l iken charge of I the c uupany's store. Mr. II. C. Smith hastiken a position in 1 the store of Leninstcr and l/ttlijohu. ! Mr !5ov,I 1 . llaines and Miss Carrie i Southard hare rrlnrned from school at (iaffn?-y for tlic Winter vacation. TEI.RPHONK. ? ? Wo will . tier ? line big bargain* L-r the 1 next lOiliys. We have * >tiiethig special I 5 for voti. tiUAUAMx t>l'AUKS. > t' ouJoiiec of the Timk* News From North Pacoht Km Jam;, Nov. 10. ? Last Saturday the ' friends of the orphans met a' Mrs. is. F. Ks.e< i to >1111 t tlie ijnilt tli it Miss Siliie Iligltam's I school are tinik up preparations t > present to them en Thanksgiving day, the I'tbh, insl. Of course we o u dn't let the opportunity puss, to get sonnthing spicy for our readers, so we dropped in 'in I found a corps of good i looking 'tidies, htisy as l?ees getting it in I rea linoss for use. We got a giod dinner. : lo>, one that a prince might enjoy. Mr. KJit<>r, you may imagine but we can't deecr.bc, how Indly ? c wi-he I you and the other nttiehes of the Timks office. with itU nni ht iiTi^TniolmaiitM fit ' in ^ tulho ijuiltlud the diunc?particularly the latter. At night ilie young men and children of | the neighborhood, with a few old tnonle. < met in the Name room to cclchr.Ho the oc;a- j sion with a first class singing. About 10 of i our elwu-.s'crs arrange 1 themselves into ] clause1, ami we think rendered sonic of as ; fine church ami Sunday school music as we ! ever heard. Next S iturday is I ho day fu-the Sunday i school to quilt theirs. .Mrs. Vox will give the entertainment on that occtsion, and we i hope to give our readers an account of it loo I Mr. tJ. \Y. (Sui ncr, of Skull Shoals, one i day last week found a nice buhy's pillow in the road near Krlton. The owner can get it by calling at Mr. tinner's house for it. I The merchants, as well as others, have at last retliz d the fact that the cotton crop is i a short one and in any of them arc taking steps to save themselves, which is ri*lit, of course. i The situuti >n is a serious one in fact, and i unless some avenue is opened up hy which 1 some people can get relief, we may look for i suffering in many eases Some of our people are sawing wheat, but are not making, in every instance, the preparation necessary to insure a go >d crop. H'e regret to siy that the whiskey wagons are beginning their work in our "Mghtu-.r hood again itie destitution among many of our people, and par iculariy the colored people, is such ns todisd'ow them to patronize these public nuisances. That their presence in a neighborlio -d cue Mirages theft nobody will dispute, and the officers of the ituu ??? mi i imr i.t u. mi- t'li'imy ought lo look jiC'it them. The great trouble with many of our o i-?. they are i loo cowardly to .say nuy'liing ??jc?in-?t this (radio They are afrai I they ui 1 hart the | feelings of liios" rn Ilia lis engsg.il in this illegitimate busnne-s. mi l coiis.ipiently will i ri-1% having their wives an ! :'a 'lies insulted, their corn cribs ntnl cotton houses robbed, I rather than npp'y a re:ne>ly that will stop it Swarms of uh'e-ho lied, i lie me i, follow j these wngmi", and leive their wives and children (if they have any) at home to do ! the best they eta in taking cart* of themso'ves. Uev. tJ. S. Uohii.son preached at Sa'etn 1 yesterday morning, from I.tike it 2-o. ' Lev. J. 1>. IVt'ley went t > Sect'nnd Neek. ' N L'.. last we-'k, an 1 v.i ! latum this week. ' 1 The legntees of Mis. IPichel Coiollie s. J deeeased, are dividing her property, and ] * 1 scttl'tig tip her estate. I * The tax collector is making his round an i ' our po >|do nro meeting l int w.t'i their usual ! ' j prnliip'll rss. j ' ! Oar p aver meeting lot ti ght v. n wel 1 | attended, nnd th" n-ma intore-t inanit' -aed. Here are a few though'* trim yesterday's , ! I Suml >y School lesson : I "Tis a w. n lerliil story of .1 ath'e < love, ; llaeh ehi'd s >o ilear to limt o r iihot . I Wtio pleads for its in lli- l'at!:.r's x'giit 1 Wh > ru nf i"s its hi tin sjl'i in o. a _t!i ; > , i Wh !ifi? our lair l< it. for he s mug; ' Who sliiN the sigh -Mi l awakes -lie >? >y. | The > rai* t'iat hows u> ii . iie heirs. And l"\e> and pird ns lieeanso i.e c ueJ. lo t a I wh > are mi I take heart ag-r ; We are r??>t alone in our h urs of p tin; I Our lather ? i-ops from IPs thr 'lie above, i To soolIi3 ami piiet us wi ll l?is love: lie leaves us r,. t when the storm is high, An I w?? have safely, I -r I e is nijh; 1 ('an it he trouble which he d -:Ii slia eV 1 Oh, rest hi peace, f >r the Lord will care. Vox. I i it mi hi i ti an ? ?i/a / . ! *. .x ... (.|-y ; , Gi u'ij-, bonis, Hmos, Hats, .lean*. ii"'l Mil- t linrry. The hi.ltoin Ins . 11*.>j j . <I out of ju-i- 5 cc* ami it you arc in search of bargains now I i? your time. Cull uml try us. I I' rrtapon<ieacdB|be Un<on Timc*. . A 'ho Crop, Biii<?i<MLrt??*l Rnri at and _ * iroandBL^ wOO but Krt.T<f. for. Mr. BJit'.r, wo frfe ?? * f >f|NrMB? bolter of lb* b'ueo ,,at i, .??<! ih? fiaonSiKfcoloro don't Mem to fuj ) i ?blo to adaifl^E dollar* and cento an^ mougb for out prwMW? ~*r;.w/Miu, ,U4I .uctviore mora y^n jM(k many wilt li?*e to ?<<,,, luffer?merchant# lSj>1l aa far-men. gun Tboro ia afreet d?M Mai a?fd about the at i mercantile fra'erniiy not felling anything on ,\Ay ime in n;ne'y-t"Vl?9W I think the merihanta bad better gaMaw on tbat line, for WVI r...? ik.? all t .k.n .k.- ?:ii _.in by tb? opetaMe^JJff^ghidp.rery well fir |,?n tbeui to 6'otf <t?Wii\it fur crediting of dry olJj good*, hut to rvfnaslUc fanner* credit for ca#l provision*, under iw condition* and cireum- (<vi stance* now in ?li?rbountry, woml bring ruin and ditfoeler uponfibt tillers of ilia aoil and a those in other aviations, and would certainly cau?elc?s deWs ?o he paid than would bo ra? under other circumstances. As an iUustrs- ?n('j lion, we will lube a man that owes all ho <t |( will make this ytir, and a'l the merchant* an my we will not cradit out a single dollars BOO worth of dry goods or provisions in '92. That ^0i man would soil Irscrop and put (lie money jit in his pocket, knowing that he could not get credit any more, and who could b amc him for being goiitjr of such an act, knowing ib it without money be would hare to g> " hungry and o >M. This is only a hint to show what n thing of that kind would lead to, I expect to be shot nt by soma fellow j1U! fur writing what I have. It may bo that I am oai, wiong, but it is my hono-t opinion and 1 aui jjr, bound to speak what I think, if it be expc- \y dient. i Now, Mr. Editor, if you will allow ine, 1 j>e will *ay a few words about those that owe f,u, do bis and don t pay. There is ono class of iet people who buy nnd don't intend to pay, while there are others who try bard to p?y t;v and baar *J1 manner of aocu&ukuuflpNVPVe called "rascals and I scoundrels, while Ihey hare nnhv lnsiity abjut theui than those who rilify them. I <<|| know men who would g'ally pay the last t(.r cent they owed, but, alas. It is impossible f<-r them to do so, consequently they have to bear a share of the abuse that is put upon ftC dishonest men. Co The wea'her stid continues ftivorsblc fur jj,, gathering crops, so let us tie thankful that things sre as wel' with us a<tliey nr.*. Mr. J. II. 8poars, of this place, is selling bis eutire stock of goo Is nt cost, and all _ who wish to hey'chcip go >ds will do well to can ana see our irt--nu ape irs hiock ui ?rj gc o Is. * "( Mr. J. W. Smith is building fjr himself and family a nice aid cosy dwelling in Kel- Go ton. M. Mr. M. W. Chambers has secured the Ha prettiest budding lot In Helton and is pre- ' paring to build a dwelling house thereon. Mr. Jamea narri?. better knowu us l ink Harris, was laid in ids lut resting place at ^ Bethlehem lust Saturday. He*. l>. 1' Boyd tilled his last appointtnent at Bethlehem yesterday morning at 11 o'clock. llt'prfttticd from Daniel, 12 Chapter. and 13 versa' But go ihou thy way Mi till the end be: for thou shall rest, nn l Mi sfan 1 in thy lot at the end of thy days."' Mi There was a man that had a window in his house four feet square and lie pl( wanted it just half as large, but wanted it ;0 just as wide and just as high ; now will some of the mathematical correspondents of the Tikes sta e how the result can bo arrive! at, and oblige. Kki.ton Wheel. W Corrcspondcnco of the Times. ^ News at and around Trough Shoals. * Trouoii Siioals, Nov. 10.?Mr, Kditor.? 1 remember the first time I was ever at this place; I was only a boy. Tlio Shoals was ? then owned by Leroy McArthur. It had a corn and who it uiBl, and an cl 1 fashioned SishSiw Mill on i?. Hon. G. B. Fowler was ? the Mil'cr at that time. That was about twenty years ago. and what a d (Terence between am then and now. It was a wilderness com- fUi pared to the present time. I wondered then pn| if this gvcot water,, nower would ever be Wi WJ" 77 euirVuutt- ~itt nvps . V../>^^j*ouse.-? stretched on boih sides of the riveaflH^cnr (ho buzzing of (wenfi/fix t/ioM.raa^W^^les, that give steady and profitable ment to about nino bun /s ilrol handswraily, and the new mill now going up, just half a in.lo below, wdl double that uumbor of spindles and operatives in less than two years. Mr. Stone, the present ' hi' orinUndent, is also Superintendent of the Spartanburg Mills. Mr. Charley Moore, ? Foreman of ihe entiling room at this place is assistant Superintendent l,y Mr- Baxter Wool, who has had charge of ilie Company's Sto'C for a number of years, (jj hus left hero aud gone to Spartanburg to enter business on bis own responsibility. Mr. lid. I.it'lejvdni. son of J. II. I.ittlej din, of Uowdeysvillr, ii bookkeeper I >r Ihc t'acole Co., and we think ] K.l is a first-class boy, and if Uc cou- ? liiiuis in lite course he is now pur.-uing he will inakc a first-c'nss man. l>i\ J. 1) l)rr, of Asbury. has located at i this place f ir the purpose of practicing modi- ^ cine, nne has a goad practice, with l>r C hi; 0 liny Wo lrivcwjw V'-t^enty-threo hun- c|t dred inhabitants here, according to last on Census, and it naturally rcunires two good t,> Physicians to attend the sick, yj, Mr. J. L. Harris, hotter known as [Tink,] had a very severe attack of Paralyasis on tho 1 lit It inst , and lived only i few hiltis. ??Ir. ivctor, c ,uM you not leave your K-li- J torial Chair long enough to p iy us a visit ,? s >tne time so in. Our kind and obliging " Livery Stable teen, Messrs. G. W. Ho land and S. W. IlnnuM, will meet you lit the depot ami carry you from the train to a nice conveyance and drive you to a first-class hotel, kc; t by Mrs. Ulassco, where you would be a welcome guest and receive the finest accomv dati ns ' f'' Married, on 'lm 'Jd inst., by J. 1). Huggins, Mr. Harrison Fowler, of Jonosville, to w'' Mi-s Nannie .lames, of Trough Shoals. Von kn tvill hear from tne again if desired. Piiono. r* . alii For tho Tim ks. Program of the Middle Seotion of Broad Kiver u., Association. i The next Union meeting* of lhc Miildle Cot Section of the llroad River Association will am neel willi Abingdon Creek Church Friday $3, jefo'O the Fifth Sabbath iti November, 1891, 111 it II, A. M Rev. I. T. Littlejohn to I reach the introdti:'0'y sermon. \YI Tii" Sunday soli ?j1 Supcrintende it.? hm >ht>nl 1 lie teach a class ? If not, why not ? Pa \ C. Roberts. of i I'd. Are church numbers mi l Parents hei icltl responsible by tin Word of Got f>r so heir indidVivnce to he Sunday Se'ao d ton anse ? I'. S. Wib-T, s;i-i Svri ni'VY, 10, A. M., I>cvo.i m il oxorciscs i d in see Innc us business yoi > !. What jc n 1 does th SuuJiy school do? j I I.is Os'sirne. j gti Ph. Rocs the freijiieiit readhigof the Bib'e ; 'o hi a d 1 *1 ino for it V w. Sani I.ipscom: 1 'i i >haul I San-lay Schools he s'itnul itcd ; i\ ivviris, i.i* noiirWhc I iiy litorntre ? j . .1. i> I'.ii oy. . j ( >> ii. if:n mil tlic tisne arriftd when j I'iinl'y ch'irchos sliou'd nrrtugc ill *iihcIv. s i ii lid is, w Ih the view of loc i ing pad us in I heir ii>i 1-t Ihiws Je (Tories mid J. A. j Hones. ( Si now, ID, A. M.?iiimi I n.'ii iir. llSS) A. M., Missionary aormoi. ( y l?ov. A. 1). Davids.n, A!tr*rn Kcv. J. i i I'. 15. i Icy. C. Fj. N. Li mi. See. *?* * iii. Hits I' i it ii Liudai", Tot b.?liocbcster. N. ? . Nov. I V ? Frank AFix, aged twenty-seven ,vars, was married yi?>i?rJay to Mi?. ii'iiiert ( \ rkpatrick. a widow of eighty |ears and a j>le ank account of $50,000. 'J'lio tnuple liave r-?nc to Hamilton, Onf., on a wedding tour mis is the fifth bridal tour Mrs.i Altx baa ? akeu. ? 1 Younu Wire Dukktico.?In a board- I SPI house on I'lain street, a young whue ?an. who gives her ate at nineteen years Til< looks much o'der, is ill, and without ods or a cent in the world. The ciroutnices as gathers 1 vesterday are quite piri- . She says she U from Nla?*re. N. Y.. Chris tww? - ~Z.. ?Av married Charles Haxlei. a commercial traveler. She came th with bim, and last week stopping in itter. Her husNuid told her to meet bim tViight * Hotel in this city on Wedneslast. She came and inquired for him, he has not been heard of since. She j it to ihs board>n< house where she now f 8 ind being n c un imp ive, has had several lorrhagos. Or. Capers, Dr. Talley and 1 w" rrs have-sinterrsltfd themselves in the ,own ?, end she is receiv ng good attention.? untna Stole. ' ?lw?S ifcJ'A batk C.tACIIKS FOR tub KaCSS. The sslion of having separata coaches for the Dogs en in this Sta'e is again being agitated, I ut the coming scsion or the Legislature "? ! probable that a bill providing for eucb , Y arrangement will bs presented, with a mth d chance of ptsinge. One member of the ?rd of Kailr nd Commissioners in at id to , heartily in favor of such a measure. ,u? 1 . con l DEATH OF GEORGE W PEAKE hum idctk or Hkspkct or Uiujis' Almanck, V1810 No. 215. ed. Whereas, Almighty God, the disposer of men events, in llis infinite widotn has seen A' isc to remove from our midst our beloved 'y'ni oilier, and esteemed fellow-citizen, Gkokub cont I'kakr; therefore, be it nh,e Resolved, l*t. That in the death ofDrother ^~~ ske, our orler has loat a devoteil and hnot tliful member, a gootl roan and true citi- 'an<' i, . Resolved'lad. That we tender to the rcla- T*l'e cs of our deceased brother, our hearUfelt mpatliy in thctr bereavement, and while W. 1 imourn the loss of our departed fellow 'ujl Wtwi wa buuibJy 4uibmii la th* wilt of ' [im who docth all things well," and trust troc it our present l??s will be his eternal gain. Resolved, 3rd. That a blank prge in our 0 uute book be inscribed to his memory, and he f :opy of these resolutions bo sent to the yev (Ion Plant r.nd Union Timks for publico- '"st n. II. C. Lawson, Sr. 1 II. 11. Konr.vso.v, >Coni. <0 h f. l. Wilson. j ?ha' prct married i com said Married, on the 11th of Nov. 1891, nf rese cdiuan, .Whs , by Hcv. Mr- Moore. Dr. pUr T. Smith of Union. S. C., to Miss Ethel cha .rringioii. of GooJiuau, Miss. IVe extend ottr congratulations to tho hapeoup'.c and welcome Mrs. Smith to our ^ utiimunity. T -ft.-. Remaining in (ho l'osfoflico At Union, for week ending Nov. 20th., 1801. r C D Faulk Mis* Salimma Miller, ss M K Goodwin Mr G Itodger Chri iss Lizzie Jones Miss M 1? Smith, Persons calling for the above letters will ' ?ase say if advertised, and will be required ! ",c pay one cent for their delivery. ' ni J. C. HUNTER, P. M. nl 10RK ANIMALS FOR SALE. I J. 1 1UK uodersignod Ins two good work hor- ber . ses, which siic would Hko to sell. Terms j (;0u sale ea-y. : and 1 OTT1E SIMS DAVIS. 0f?; Nov 20 41 3t the AUCTION SALE. \ a am LT my residence in the town of Union, o<n con Saturday, December 12tli, I will sell ;tf j moi ction, for cash, my household and kitchem D. niture, HeJstcaJs, lle lding, Stove, Waslh bcii ts, Molasses Kettles, one Mare, Mules. tlec urons. I'mna etc. Sale to begin. 11 o'clocn, A. >1. ! t ANN E. HILL. i jn' *0*20. 47 41 j or ] 1-2 C E NTS. ? : acli ror iue next niiccn iiuvs 1 mil ottering ! IO 1 i! int< T U T E 15 AGGING, .| the roll, for U.l cents per yard, CASII. | [ROCERIES ] 5 1* UO 1*0 KT10 N ATE LY CHEAP. LAURENS G. YOUNG. ] S'ov 'JO 47 tf ^ Dog Lost. I 1 in 1 . White Pointer Hug. with a liver spot j Mo V. between his lor clogs anil on one side 1 dui i head, answers to the name of "Bob," I her strayed or was stolen from his owner* J 1 e day last. week. A reward will Vie pawl j) M" anyone bringing the dog to IV. T, Beaty's j Vl" ore. Union, S. C. icon Nov. 13-1? * '] ?" I Coi A BUSINESS CARD. ? nil iny Friends mul Patrons, and all j those vvlio May hereafter Heroine j Cttu t on i Midi, Greetings: Ma oth T'.ils is to inform you th>?t 1 have moved r he?di|nnriers from my old stand oppo- ? e the Itackci S'orc, down to the Dunbar y0, uid, on the corner next to the Depot, ?oU lere 1. and ,1. M. Litilejohn, who was ftcn own at Mr. Kiee's store as "Lister," aro by ] pping up the IUGGKST KIND OF A ,jeC( ICKKT in selling BAKU A IN GOODS of |lin, lost all kinds, in tho line of General ^ra rchaudise, at prices so Mow that it- will Qi9t kc you think they must have been "picked \ } " at a big fire somewhere. q,8) IVe giiarautes that if the people of Union j^e nnty will give us their patrounge, we can 8Ujt 1 WILL save thein this season, between g 000 and $">,000, and of course that is u, ^*0T G saving to every one who buys of us. How can we save you nil this money? s; ly simply because we buy our goods from isos who buy their goods either from vvn Brokers or at Sheriff's Sales, where course goods are sold for a mere song. I) ice'they are re!o'd t > us at very l?>w prices. JL# hat it enables us io so 1 them to our cus- fan nrs from filt to li?'l per cent less than the the ne articles would cost you elsewhere. the Seeing is believing." e me and eee for ancc lrseif. Bo >1 IJelo'-v are a few simple prices of our to tl >ds: door \ 11 wool C-nits at SI ,7'> worth $-5 lo$.*?. of si ' Pant-' at Sl .'.O S'g ?<>; ?/. | lain " Ve-ts at .Vie s, " SI to S_> 1 foil " " ' Overcoats at " SI io $l?. A 1 i >d I"iidcrshL'is IVoiii ""u'ls up. ! lyi*> ' Drawers " lioets up. I Una " Handkerchiefs " -lets up. ! acre " Men's Suspeudcrs from Diets up, j e ta " Women Shoes from oOcts nu nine 'cilur Bucket* hi "i-'iclH worth Met*. I I."! '.ijior Buckets -'".els, wmih Kk'ts. | the 5ooil ! ng handle brooms from llct* tip. i that 'undies, (Vncki i'i, C:iiiiim1 (lood*. j conn Confoctionoi ios of all Kindt? j b,"" :.\VY O RlH'KKI KS, CBOCKKKY, TIN- ij ^ WARK. KTv , KTC., ::I-.*. -j jjcv Nunc iiiHi."ce in. and we will guarantee tr? ) T'? use you in every way. i pnj?c Kcepcctfullj', 1 N> CHES EOMAR. ep 11 37 3id, | j. S ''yi; W9 W* V *.. H..'" ' %X, ' : * . SOIAL MASTER S SAIaESi State of South Carolina. ?j COUNTV OF UNION. (ovhir H. .t?. ??/? uuiuo County,?Plaintiff, try a in ft ^ It. A. Hopkins, DrfrnJant. obedience t > at order made in the abovo 1 a ted c?se, by His Honor J. If. Hudton, 1 lit Judge, dated November 3rd. 1801, K I sell brtore the Court House door in the I of Union, on sal-sday next. Deo. 7, C in the legal hours of sale, <he following ii ribod property, to wit: ,t 81 88-100 aush. I 1 that certsle traai of land lying lb' 1 insrille township. In said County and ?, o uitainirrg eighty-fire and thirty-six 4 liundredtbs (85 36?100) sores more or a ; sail tract known as No 9, in the division f c lands of A. W. Thomson, deceased. r 05 97?100 aches. 1 lso all that other cettaia tract of land ly- c in the same township, Couutv und State, I siuing sixty five and ninety seven one- j Jredltis (05 97?100) acres, more or less, t ti act known as tract No 10, in the di- t n of the 1 iuds of A. W. Thomson, deceis129 47-100 aches. lso, all that certain other tract of land, ' g in sa?id township, Coun'y ond State, aioing one hundred and twentyitnd forty-seven oae-hundred>hs (129 -100) acres, more or leas, said tract wn as tract No 16, in the division of the s ef A. W. Thomson- deceased, lid tracts of land is known as the Meanrj p'nee, and have such 6hape, marks and ings and boundaries as plats made by (J. I'euke, surveyor, November, 1882, mire y represents. he said lands to bo sold in 3 separate ts, as above set forth. TEKMS OF SALE, nc-tbird part of the purchase money to aid in cash, the balauco in one and two is from date of sale, in two equal annual ailments or payments, with interest from of Sillo. he credit portion of the purchase money c secured by n honil or bonds of the purler or purchasers, with a mortgage of the iui?es. nd in case any purchaser shall fail to ply with the terms of liis bid fir any of lands, the undersigned has the power to ill, on the same day, nt the risk of the chaser of the lands so bid off. The pursers at sai I sale to pay for papers. I. U. McKISSICK, Special Master, nion S. C., fith. November 1891. Tlic State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Ploas. istopher II. l'eakc, Master for Union County, Plaintiff ayainst iard V. Qist, as Executor of the last will ad testament of .Mary E. Qist, deceased, ml II. G. Hall, Defendants. J obcdionco to a decretil order made in the above eotitlud ease by Ilia Honor I. Hudson, Circuit Judge, dated Novom12th A. 1). 1891, 1 will sell beforo the rt House door in the town of Union County State aforesaid, within the legal hours ale, on the first Monday in December 1891; following described properly, lo wit: 5G9 ACRES, ill that certftiu tract of land lying, being il situate in Union County State aforesaid, taining five hundred and sixty-nine acres, re or les?, bounded by lands of A. G. Rico, 8. Lee, S. M. Rice Sr., and Enorcc River, ng the land formerly owned by Jcsso Jones, cased. TERMS OF SALE. So much of tho purchaso money to bo paid rash as will p?y the defendant, II. G. Hall his Attorney eleven hundred and twenty lOOdollars, with interest thereon fro n the li diy of November 1891, nl?o a sufficient i to pay tlie costs, fee and expenses in this on in cash; balance of the purchase money ?o paid in one year from date of sale, with rest thereon fioui that day, to be secured the bond of the purchaser or purchasers, 1 a mortgage of the premises. JOHN P. GAGE, Special Master. Jnion S. C.. Nov. 14th. 1891. lov. 20 47 3t. SHERIFF'S SALES. FOR DECEMBER, 1891. virtueofan execution to inedirected, 1 I I trill cn)l hnf/^A tl.A r* ? I. a 4 -. tfnt own uac vouniiuusc uuyr, lie tjwu of Union, Union Ciuniy, on ml ay, the .seventh day of December nest, ing the legal hours of rule, tlio followdescribeil property, to wit: )nc tract of land belonging to Robert cbeth, situate, lying and being in Bogansle and Union townships, Union County, itair.ing eleven hundred and -I* es. er iess, bounded by lands of rdon Williams, Ssnford Wilburn, E. F. ith, .Joseiih Sanders, tlio estate of John is, deceased, Murphy Mill tract, and era. This tract of land will be sold in i or more parcels, plat or plats of which he seen in the Sheriff's office. Levied ami to be sold as the property of Kcbert cbcth, at the suit of Samuel Bcaty and era. ALSO >nc tract of land belonging to George M. ing, situate, lying and being in Union my. containing two lain Ircd and fifty 53, more or less, bounded on the north lands of the estate of Mrs. Mary E..Gist, sased, and Hubert W. Harris, east by Is of A. G. Iticc, south by lands of W. T. ham, and the estate of Mrs. Mary E. , deceased; west by lauds of Mrs. Julia t'oung. and the estate of Mrs. Mary E. , deceased, levied on and to be sold as properly of George M. Young, at the s of W. J, Kccnan and others. Iioriff s Office, Union Courthouse, S. C., ember, 14th, 1891. J. 0. LONO, S. U. C. ?)i\ i*v A * u t . *.\r m 51 Mortgage Sale. V virtue of a power contained in it Morigage given by llesde V. Fowler, and it>o Fowler, to VV. A. McWInrlcr, dated 1 .itli Febriiiiry, 1 and recorded in , idllce of the Register of Mesne mnveys lor Union County, Sntili Ctroiiiri. in k < f Mortgages No. 12, page 2, I will sell , ie highest bolder, before the Courthouse nt Union. S. 0.. during the le^al Imps i'c, ' n sites l?y in December nex', cor- | la id > ile oiib 'i iii sail niortgig \ >?s , ws ; i I tout ce "nil tract of lird siiui'c. | ^ mil ti i ig it .luiies-'id' lownshi , | i ? Co-nilStatu nf-r id, is 'training HI j , imo'e or b'ss, bo inde t i?y Finds -it the ! j e of D iv d J tints M'uimI'Iu I iwler . el the estate of Reuben Colemio, (Mrs. j ie Co'cinuu ( licet .lolin 'Vhiilock. mid | li inn s end of 11. 'I'. Fowler. Also n l <] oilier unci or pnreel of land iii s'il . i v, containing dS acre*. more or less, nled by binds of W. |!. 11 ixhic ? (Wnll'cc lir'sluii) .1 It it It. I. iri. tbi> P any. 1 <:'y '<i id. ?i. l?. Fowler, end J. L, 1 1'lu iter. 1 mis?CASH. Purchaser to pay for 1 its ' ev. I t. I8U1. W. A. MeWlflRTER, Mortgagee, ov 20 47 3. 1 MASTER'S SALES'he State of South Carolina. COUNTY OP ITNIOW In tho C?urt of Common Plena. II. Laurens Goa?, Plaintiff, against . 3. Greer, W. A. Hurhea, and J. N-tt ^ Moore, Dtftndanl$. [N ohrdienoj to an orler made in th \ L iboTt st-Urd cnss by Ilia Honor, J. l>. ersha*, Oirc *ic Judge, dated July 10th 891. I will aril at public auction before tho ' uribeuae Jot, in the turn of Uui>n, durig the legal hour* i f aalA, on sales-lav #at, Pooeinber 7, th - fdlowing describe I inda lo ait: , 669 acbks. " Altfdwjtohraet of land eon'ainlng Are himlead and nrPfNalM acre*, more or lera, allude, and lying ?nd belag about Are mi'es louth-west of Uoion C. II., on the 8ardta oad. bounded by linda of R. V. Harris an t r. J. Harris, Giles Wosdson, Fa>r Forest ireek. lands bc'orging <o the estate of Wiliam Humphries, Ian Is of Margaro'. 11 urn>hries and others, being the lands formerly twned bv Marv Youne. loirether with the ract formerly owned by Wildam Munro. TERMS OF SALE. One-iliird cash, the balance on a credit of me aod two years, with internal from day of jVe. Purchaser to g've Lis bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the credit portion. C. II. PEAKE, Master U. 0. Master's office. Union, Not. 18, 1891. Nor 20 47 4t. Tho State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. i \ In the Court of Common Plea* ^ ? James E. DeLoaoh, and E'ixibeth DoLoach , -,j Plaintiff* ayain*t A. A. Sarrntt, Dtftndant. , IN obedience to an order made in the above rated case, date 1 October 18, 1891, by llis Honor, J, II. Hudson, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Courthouse door in the iown of Union, between the le?al hours of sale, on Monday, the 7th dry of December, 1891, the following described property, to wit: - J 1,250 Acrbs?in several parcels. All that certain plantation or tract of land, lying, being and situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing one thousand two hundred and fifty (1,250) acres, more or ? less, bounded on the North by the lands of Mrs. A. A. Sarratt nnd John J. Kendrick, East by lands of lrvin Wood, Siuth by Pacolel River, and West by lands of John Spears. The above tract will be sold in several parcels; the plat of which can be seen at the Mas'er's office, at Union C. II. ~ " TERMS OF SALE. One-third cosh, the balance on a credit of one and two years, in equal installments, with interest frem the di?y of enlc, the purchaser to giro bond an I a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase inoucy, C. H. PEAKE, M. U. C. Maslor's office Union, Nov. 14, 18111. Nov 20 47 3t The State of South Carolina, COUNTV OF UNION. In tho Court of Common Pines. British a'td American Mortgage Company limited, Plaintiff <igain.it A Frink Smith, Lawrence IV, Gardner, F. M. Schell, E. P. M icomaon and A. Wool, ilefeniTarftr.'''' IN obedience to an order made in tho . above stated case, by His Honor, J. H. IIud.-on, Circuit Judge, dated October 10, 1801, I will sell before the Courthomo door, in tho town of Union, on Monday, December 7, 1891, between the legal hours of salo, the following described property, to wit: All that certain tract or parcel of land, lying, being and situate iu the County nnd Slate aforesaid, containing BOO Amies, in two lota, houndel on the North and West l>v Annie Smith's land nnd lands of C. C. Divis, on the East by Broad River, and on the South by lands of J. N. Jelferics and G. It. Wright. Raid laud will he add in two separate | arceis, a plat of which cm be seen at the Master's office. TERMS OF SALE?CASH C. K. I'EAKE, Master U.C. Masler's, office Union, Nov: 11, 1891. Nov 20 47 8t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. In tlie Court of Common Pleas. Silos Johr.3v?i?, Masier tor Ncwberr y County, Plaintiff against Sarah E. Lyes, Defendant. IN obedience to an ordo1*. mad- in the abtvo stated case, by His Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dated March 17, 1884, will sell before the Court House door in the town of Union, during Ihc legal hours of sale, on Monday tho 7th d ?y of De jomb j-, 1891, the following described property to wit: 100 ACHES, MORr. OK LKSS. All that certain tract or pared oflmd, lying, being nirl situntc in Union C unity, S'nte aforesaid, containing 10) acres, more or 1(?4Q. ltitnnrlpil hy Torror Rit'nr n?il (Im lm/lo of P. Hamilton end o'hcrs. TERMS OF SALE. One-half Cnsli, the ba'ancc on a c re Jit of twelve months from day of sale, purchaser to give boml ami a mortgage of the pretnis's to securo the hals.R*~ of the purchase mrucy. C. II. I'EAKE, M. U. 0. Master's Office, Union. S. ('., Nov. 14, 18'Jl. Nov.'JO 47 3t. SALE OF LAND TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE. ^ |">Y virlurc of a power contained in a I ) Mortgage ded, dated Feb. 12. 1S87, I'nl sign*d by Mary Ann ti -neva llnrvc, ii?nl roc r.lc<l in ilie ollice of the Register f Mi see Conveyance for Union C.nnty, Sta'a af South Carolina, in llo >k f Mortgages, J., No page lift, <m the L'Glli <1 iy of March, IMS", we will sell by public u'io ion ti the Iiijlost I'i Mcr, hoforo I In* ('our' limine door, it I'ni ? , i i llii' sa <1 (? ? ? ( v iin'I Stuto, m he tiro \'nt i I iv mi |r irt* :!? r n.'Xl. IHiJ, I'h* inn Ig ig"d premise ii fi-i'ic I in in ill M .11/ ?! !. i . w it : .Ml of t'lil I'i'i't i ii | i.itv. j a c d or ir.icl .it* aril. Mill it'* uii'l liHiir in Fish Main town. hip. in s<i I coun'y anil S'a'r, eonta niu?* ifiy-tive ncc, mo e or lea1, and boun led y lands of F. I1 Jeter, Cem finis, (I. I*. I uckcr nuil Jr.nic Mc'Joivan; said 1 ind known is ilie Mardi? land. TKKMS OF h.W.K. Our Jiaif eisii?tlichalmce on on? nil w<> yoira crcrht, secure I by the bond of the mrchnser and a mortgage of the prc:i?ise?, with interest at 7 percent per annum from * ?he day of sale. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. 0. RICK k CO. Mortgagees. Not 20 47 3l !