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Tli 3 State of South Carolina COUNTY OP irvmy la tb- Court of 'Common Hw. Jamt-t n. Rodger, and Levi* N. Rodger Exeeulcr* ?f tbr wi 1, of Joho Kotger Ork rvticd, llaintiffa afaiuit A'mifa K. Bodpr. II17 It' dge- Fan", JuLi Ko'grr Fait, Burnice Annnd* Fan1 James II. Fant, l>a*i-l Burns Fan', Lowia Ni ou brone F*-i, Mary Fant. Botbwel Fa I, llrlon Fant, J. On'h ui Hunter, ai Adm o'MrnlT of ostate of VI. A. 8artor deease^, 'bo Uuion Uuld n^ and L>m AS'-ctalton, and W. A. NicboUou, XN t'btdicuoe to an erder*wa$rW?P abovo stated cue, by lib Jlimor J. H. lIu?Noti Oimiit JiiiIm M.i..I a 15,1801, I w if soil b*fore"7he Courthousi door nt Union, on Monday, luc seventh daj of Dft*nb?r. 1801. pe'we.'U the legal hours o sale, the following described loti and per eels ot real estate, 'ji?g, being and situau in Union County, State aforesaid: 1. One tract of land in Piockucy township containing 120 acres, more or le s, bounder by lands f Thos. Morris an t others. 2. The llenwick L -t, in the town of Union on Mountain etr. ei, bounird by Mouninii street, V.rgin street, and lot of I. G. McKis tick and others. 8. Lot in town of Union, oa G: og street, bounded by St. Angus ine church andothes, containing h >lf an acie more or lets. 4. Lot in the town of Union, containim tlx acres, bounded by South ftrcc-, ots ? ! W. A. Nicholson, A ma -da Wuiilock, James Grant and O'hcrs. 6th Lot in town of Union, known ns the Carpenter lot, containing 2 ami, hound d by Mi 1 street, lots of esutio of T. J. Jones and otheis. 6. Lot in town, on Main etreot, known as _tbe."Green Front," b undei by lo-s of \V. MoNeaee, Mrs. A. Fuot aad others. Lot in town on Bachelor s rcet. known as the Livery Stable Lit, biund^iby lots of W. E. MoNcacc, 1*. M. Colicn, estate if _ tV ww ? jicnrj narajr atu ottiera. 8. Lot near towo, on Pinckney road, containing about three acres, bounded by lands of 0. Lit iu town, corner llachelor and Academy streets., known as tho AIcNa'ly lot, bounded by lots of 1'. M. Cohen and others. 10. Lot on ltachelor street, adjoining lot No. 9. 11. Lot in town, on Mill street, known ns tho orchard lot, cont lining 5 acres, more or less, bounded hj'lot of N. P. Dunbar, and lots of estate of T. J. Joncp. 12. One trnct of land lying about 1$ miles West of the town of Union, on the Cross Keys road, bounded by lands of J. W. McLute, J. L. Young and others, known as Egypt. 18. Store house and lot in town, known as the John Wil'ard saloon. 14. Vacant lot on Main street, adjoining jythe Union Hotel lot, lots of 11. F. Foster and others. 15. Tract of land in Santuc township, known as Graham tract No. 1. containing 121 acres, more or )es->. 16. Tract of land in Santuc township, known as Graham tract No. 2, coutaining 150 acres, mot e or less. 17. Tioct of land in Santuc township, known as the Jeter trict, coutaining one buudred and one (101) acres, more or less, bounded by lauds of J, A. Faut, estate of T. llcrry Jeter and others. 18. Sioiehoiiic and lot in the luwu of Union,South side of Main S-ree', biumled by lot of S. M. Kice and lot of estate of John Rodger. 10. Lot on South eide of Main street, adjoining lot of John Rodger, and lot known as tho Market lot. 20. Lot on South side of Main street known as (he Market lot, adjoining lots of John Rodger and Mrs. S. J. Tiusley. , 21. Tract of land in Rogansvillc lownsh'p, conininiug 1UO acres, more or less, hounded by lands ofSanford Wilburn, H. C, Lawsou, and ethers. ? 23 L>t in town, on Mill stree*, known as the llloymcycr 1 t. ontiun ng about 1 acre, bounded by the Spartanburg Union aud Columbia rai roa and lots of John Rodger. 2d. Let iu toys, known n< the Howard lot. about I acre, bounded by Mill street, S. U. &. 0. R. R.,au I lots of John Rodger. 2d. Lit iu town on Mill street, about 1 acre, bounded by the Howard lot. S. U. &. C. R. R. and lots of John Rodger. 20. Lot in town on Mill street, known as the CK-ver lo", containing two and oucha'f(2J) acres, bounded by the S. U. & C. R. It. nnd tlie IJIogmeycr lo*. 27. Lot tn town on Mill s r :ct, containing about one nnd oue-lialf (1A) acres, bouudcl by S. U. & 0. R. R., lots of A. R. Siokeu and John Rodger. 29. Lot in town on Iluchelor street, about three-quarters (J) of nn acre, bounded by lot known as <hc Murphy iot, lots of J. C. lluuter and Uniou h tot lot. 210. Storehouse and lot on Ma n street, adjoining lots of W. T. Graham and Mis. V. Coleman. 31. Lot in towo, Buck dor uiiu ouurp streets, bounded by suid streets, J. W. WaLaee, L. Carsou and others. 32. Lot on North side of Ma'n s'rdct, known as the "burnt siore" lot, bounded by lots of II. M. Grimbsll, Nannie Evans and Sliarf. street. 33. Tract of land, known as (he O'Neal place, containing seventy-nine (7'J) acres, luoio or lcs, bounded by lands of Oovan ^Mucock. John Bcckncll, Daniel Utlluian, ^ffate of II. S. Ileaty and others. 3d. Nine ('.)) lots of land in Bogmsville township, known as lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 0, 7, 8 and 14, in the division of tbc West Springs tract, conla'i!i*ing in the aggregate thirty-seven aud fifty-two cue-hundreds {37 52-100) rcres bounded by limls of Benjamin West, R. A. Hopkins and Qlenn Springs road. 35. Tract of land in BogAnsvillc township, containing about fifty (50) acres, bounded by lands of Berry Lee, estate of Asa Smith and ethers. By furth r order of the fourt, the premises umbered 4, 5, 0, 10, 11, 24, 25 aud 20, shall be offered for sale by the Master in separate pnrcels, us surveyed aud pluitsd by John 11, Smith, I). S., as folb wu : The several sub-divisions composing each of said lots shall he offered for sale separately and after all the sub-division composing each lot shall be bid off by the highest bidders then the entire lot shall be offered for sale ^flL^nd if the e tire lot shall fetch mote at the ii c than the aggregate of the sub-divisions were bid in at, iben the purc'.nser at the salt of th.'out re lot sir 11 be the purchaser, bill if the bidef r the rc.aintesuh-d.vis o' ssli-11 exceed the bid f r t'.ieeolire lot, pmthnseis at ibe sa c i f the sei aiate nib-div.s ons sh? 1] bo the purchaser . TEH MS OF SALE. Oue-llii-d ca h. the I a unco in one and t*o ymr* f'- in d>?y ofen'c, in eqn l in- al nieiits, villi in or si on on *i i mliii-iii from day of >nl ; liio or d:t p riio . in e so i:r il by it.e bond of | urci.n or ..ni a n o t^-im*- ol Hie promi cs, nod an i .suruico {-oil y ngii..sl fire, on nb bail ting* o ' e i-rs gneJ lo ilic Musirr. Purchaser.* wili ha?e 111-; piivi ege lo pay all cash, il llioy desire. If | erch isori lore' asc more than one 'o1 fir r.r.-. i 1 -a i ihoy s mil bnv.* Mil* riybt oi bavin; ibei< pcrc a-cs inc'u led in one d?cl: and ilia.crcnt pirlnf tlie;r purchases sccu ? e<l by one b md and mo ga^c; and il.cy ai< to pay fir papers. ' any of I be above tracts of land will b( divided into lots, plats of which can be sect in the Master's Office C. H. l'KAKE, Master U. C. Master's Office, Nov. 14, 1891. Nov. 20 47 3t. ir ' J. sJeilenwo1!. dSLk TOMHEbtl IH wm&m \ik^aBnl B d?' (gucctisson TO F. G. TREFZER.) 9 Jeweller and Watch Repairer. ; ().MO\, S. IF yon want y ur Watch or Jewelry repaired in the in *t su'-a initial and w rkiiinu| like ninnn-r, "r ivi?h to luiy n rel a'de Wmcli. warranted 'o b" a go d time keep?r, rr anything e'sc ilint is gcteriPy to be found in a first-class Jmv by Sice ?t 3(t><ierutc l'ricos. Ca'l on me i i the store formerly occupied ; by Mr. Tr.-fxcr, just a' ov ibe llickct Store f a id 1 will wartaut saii-t <cti?n. J. BEILENSON. Money Money ! Money ! mun have money, and hope those fV iudebted to us will osll and actio at ' once, as we have large dmnuuds to incei and will be c impelled ioco leci. 1*lease bc'r this in uiiud, and greatly oblige. Yours Tr n'y, (jSlt.Vil.VM SPARKS. ! Nov 13 40 4t. Dissolution of Partnership. ON account of expectant dissolution of partnership, we will s di <>nr entire stock of Dry G'-ods, Sho*8 and !f ?ts nt cost. Sale to commence <>n M ?n?b?y 10th iust., and continue until the entire stock is disposed of. TKRMS CAS1I. IIAURY M. COIIKN & BRO S. Nov. 13 40 4t. TO THOSE INDEBTED. \LL persons indebted to the subscribers live earnestly rcmiesteil to nmkn immn (lnlc payments as we are compelled to make collections to enat.lc in t > meet our obligations to our ere liters. FA NT BROS. Oct 30 4-1 4t The Palmetto Collegiate Institute LEXINGTON, S. C. Offers excellent advantages a' lowest cut. Holders of certificates wi'l get FIRST GRADE teachers certificates, Best equip- I ped school of its class in ihe S'a'e. Seven teachers. Board and tuition from ?8 to $10 per month. For full information write the principal1?. K. KOWELL. dewincL 'HIGH ARM ||Agl|||BE ? EOll SAT.E BY ? FOSTER WILKINS & CO. Oct O tf WHIPS. FRATXIERROXK la mnrio from Knnmrlfd aullla?nature's own toughest, and strongest nolle material. Vest wearing whips modo -? fie ? 4HT. fill O fZ anA lur ???v? ?VW| OF 'V? 9l.r>o. All fttyles for IIukky* Curt, Track, eilxo1 uud niwlnForUu FEATHERBOKE, yon SAT?W BY FOSTER WILKL\S A CO. Got. 9 41 if 1 SEWING MACHINES^ NOW is (lie time to buy u Sewing Mnchino fir 1 con sell you one nt any price, , from five dollars lor a second-hand one, or r $18 for a new one, up to the finest grades. I sell the "WHEELER & WILSON," "DOMESTIC," "STANDARD," "NEW [ HOME," "DAVIS," and other Machines. > :iiyr s ' PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT THE TIMES. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. Sop 4 30 8m. HETTE CHRISTMAS, 1892. A* tlii* ;(?"on of pmj rSeer and flft interchnngiup ?lmw< n gh. one u often t utiled in te euinp st'ii?i><e }>rescm*. 1> n ul o>e. I mil u-iM j u iiM'?r?Uj iu n.l<ii'g the pr -Mem. 1 en. mi;m juur cboi c from e'.egaot fi.iefl tf tie luetu HOLIDAY NOVELTlfcS. I bare the largrsi an I mist Complete slock of CRlXKEKY, LAMPS. BOOKS. STATIONERY, PLUSII goods. TOY 8, CANDY AND lit IJITS. ever brought to Union. In tbo CROCKERY LINE. I can s?ll iou a Tea Sm or a Dinner Set from $3.50 >o $50. A lied ro in set fonm ~5cts to $12. In fie*, cverytl iog in the Crockery Line A relcolel stock of LAMPS for Hall, Libriry, a>nl K tclien us^s, at prices never before hea'd of. rooks! books:: rooks::: an* thing from n A. R. C. 11 ok to a $12 Bible. Don't forg?t to look at in y iue of poems at 'JOcts. SPLENDID PLUSH QOOD3. 1 can show you the finest slook of Plush Goods in Union, such as Dressing Cases, Mnuicure Sets sud IV fume SiauJs.U jr?, j these are the ?h tigs to JjltlyiiW glrifT TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN. Iu this Hue cvcrjthiag is new, an 1 will be sure to eu t. Wagons, Hocking Horses, Bicycles and Velocipvdts. My Stock of Candy can't be Beat. Seo niy Candy at lOcts. Tli s is fine. Also my French Candy nt 25 an I 45 cents. It you want to give a nice present, buy a box of the celebrated Tcnney Candy in 1, 2 and 31b | boxc?. In Fiu'ts, 1 lnvc AepPs, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Grapes, llaisint, Nuts, Currants, Citron, and last, but not leas', (tuber*. Call nud see for yourself. lies."! ci fully, G. P. GARRETT. Nov 20 47 If Executor s Notice. ALL persona holding claims against tbs Estate of Amanda S. Love, deceased, will present lie saino nroDcrlv oroven to iliu undersigned, nt Webster 1*. O., S. C., or to J. E. Webster, At'y nt Law, at GafTncy Ci'y, 8. C., on or before the first day of Decent her next, or be forever tarred. (i. W. \\ EUSTEll, Ex't'r. Amanda 8. Love, deceased. Nov. ] '? 40 4t.* I Want Money Badly. I EARNESTLY call upon all indebted to inc. for (jlunno end ottier supplies, to uinke settlements nt once. The Gumo Notes nre due the 1st of November and the Ferli iier Companies notify tlie Merchants that they occd the money, and the merchants must ( pay. or be driven to the wall. I sineerc'y hope those I have accommodated with suppl es to make t'ic!r crops this year wi 1 assist me now. ' W. II. SARTOR. Oct. ro 44 4i. . SOMETHING NEW FOR UNION. TO THE PUBLIC. I am now receiving daily, at my old stand, in the Dunn Ruilding, a lull niul complete line of FANCY AND HEAVY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO. IIORSE SHOES AND CUT NAILS ? A SPECIALTY ? These goods have been I ought at a bargain and I propose to sell them nt prices never heforo heard of in Union. LOOK AT THESE PF-TOWg. 20.1 lbs Standard Granulated Sugar for $1.00 6 " Best lllo Coffee 1.00 7.1 " Full Cream Cheese " 1 00 12 " Host Leaf Lard " 1.00 8 " Standard Brand Hams " 1.00 Country Produce Bought nt Highest Market Prices. Thanking the public for past patronage, and soliciting a continuance of the same, I a in. RESPECTFULLY, F, C. POOL Nov. 0 4 > 3m. FOR SAI.E. QOO ACRES VALUABLE LAND, Divided into Six Tracts WILL be s.ildt the 1st Monday in Dovv cetnber next, at Union Court House, the lands belonging to the estate of Josiah Foster, deceased, situate on Pacolct River, Union County, known as his OLD HOME PLACE containing NINE HUNDRED ACRES. Said lands have been divided into SIX Tracts. Pin's of same can be seen by calling at J. H. McKissick, Clerk ol Court's office. These lands will be said privatc'y, if pre-* fcrred, before the above named date. TERMS OF SALS : One-half ti be paid in cash, the ba'anco on twelve months lime: the purchaser tog:ve bind and a n.ortgaze of the premises for bda'ice of payment, with interest from day of saie, a' 7 per c?-nt per annum. T. L. II AMES, Executor. Nov. 0 4o 4t i V/HAT A PURCHASE A BAYS O F T II K 3 1 a. 5 0 DEK)GiiE3T (SKW1NG MACIIIMO. UNION, S. C., NOV. 6ib. 1891. V-. r;. Ft stir, Vtllkint & i.o., Of.nti.vmkn : I linro b?en using one of your $19. '?(> DKMOltUST Wowing Machines f-.r nr.ir'y live ytnrs, an it lias given c. tire satisfaction in every particular. I sew the heaviest Cussitncres nud finest lawns on it. I Imvo vse I several of tlie high piice machine'*, a ad I would not exohange my Demorest for any other make. I can cheerfully rec:nimend it, espocially for light running. Very Respectfully, Mas. J. II. McKissick, Not 0 4t I am in Nichol especially fofflKftjbusiness, and g<K)d honest gSd^at lower pr A8 A ^KflKLttU, I W] Chairs irom$q(fts to $20, Good hardjfeod beds, fittec in centre, arajO^irko^Tnil, for Good large'Bufcemi, with 12x SOFT TOP HIAT1 Cortiidf poles, brass or wood Ntce Plush Parlor suits for $ Bed room suits fVoin $lf?.00 My line in all departments i: before heard of in this State. I AM OLO MY STOCK OF FA> C CHAIRS, TABLES, A] PICTURES, F] ana 1 invite a careiui inspect!* assortment is broken. t NE Matresses, Feathers, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Pictures, SASH, Door shingles, luhbei I well not ba undersold by i see me before you buy anything Not 20 "goods w If you wan Boots, Shoes Clothing' chea as we are goi: our Business. ? R03XtBSt Sep 0 80 OWNERS OF PREPARE FGJt GINN3 ? For lowest prices and BES' following supplieSj viz : RUBBER BELTING, SUCTION HOSTS; M A G-J l I TV Jt ZINC OILERS, BELT IK TUNC WHANG, PRESS ROI Rntitar, Hemp and ASPHALT IRON PAINT, (for WRENCHES, BO FOSTER, WI JfJan 2 N EI C AT HARD T Our buyer has just returned from tb a very large block of DRY GOODS CLOTHING, HATS, Boots, Shoes, etc. prices. THE LADIES wiil do well to exami MILLINERY before making their pu in Uoioo iu thene line^, ho<1 wo nro sm State. BOOTS AP So far ae our stock of lit r is tDd She our etock if up to iff fi?ida*<l, ua the > hoe flork it almoht uixqualt d in U[ j (ruar?n'eod ?f I"* as itiiv irt 'he S'a'.fi. flu winy, we fill m ]: \?u \t.ur ynod Tit m kiiiy t<?u lor fwM I iVor*, mid ho ua in th? future, we ore very ltKsr ^GRAilAj Sep 1 To Bent. RESIDENCE op Academy street, known as The Hill House. Terms reMonsble. Apply to J. C. WALLACE or H. L. OOSS. Not. 0. 4-5 4L [TURE. eon's large storeroom, fitted up I am better prepared to furnish ices than ev r before. ILL QUOTH A FLW. I tviih Patent dove-tailed slat :20 mirror, on rollers, ?4.90. "RESSES 32.00. trimmings, complete, 45cts. 135.00 to $75.00. s complete, and at prices never SING OUT !Y GOODS. SUCH AS RTISTS MATERIALS, RAMES, ETC., in of these goods before the F Atf; KTNDS. Frames Glass aud Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, IS. BLINDS, 1, LATHES, LIE. my living man. Don't fail to : in mv line. T. E- BAILEY 47 Urn. ll'ST GO. t Dry G-oods, s, Hats and ,p, call on us, ng- to chang-? iyMACHINERY, iNG the new crop. r GOODS, call on us for th leather belting, (Something Uow,) i2RY O I I. , 30KS BELT AWLS AND JHES, >E, COPPER RIVETS, Asbestos Packing, painting Engines and Presses. ?LTS, ETC., ETO. LKfflS & CO _____ __ 1ME PRICES. ie Northorn markets where he purchased I, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, , which wo havo put oo sale at very low 00 our 8t.)e?c or jmhiSH UUUDS aod trobase8| an we oirrv the largest stock re our prioMS are as low as any in tbe Vl> SHOKI9. ts is concerned, wc will simply say that people in Uoion CouDfy koow that our >er Carolina. Our pric?s this season are All tint we a?k isrh*.i von <ive us a fair iS ping t'1141 you w.l c -ot uu-' t? p.tiojize 'CTFULI.Y, M & SPARKS. OUR NEEDS. T3KRSON3 in<lcb)c I to us for Guano and I Goods aro herewith notified that payment must be made at once, as "our needs are imperative. PARR & TII01ISCN. Oct 30 44 4t. CHEAPE a 'r NEW Perhaps you will wonder 1 when we are already so muc People tcM us every day th cheap in their lite; but no 111 mined to shove some articles Good calico, cts a yard. Good srdu, 4cts a pound. 5 boxes of matches for f>ct Good note paper 3cts a qui Good envelopes 5cts Good pant Jeans, 5, 10, IE Good Outing shirt for 25ct all wool and?nhirt Fin-: natural wool undersh Suspenders, beta a pair. A good Umbrella for 4Sets Good bleaching 5 cents a } 200 yds spool of cotton for Spool silk, 4cts a spool. Silk twist let a spool. Skirt braid 4cts. and lots of other things whu to mention to-day. You should always bear in LEADERS OF and sec us before you buy an Wo liavo Clio beat and ch Ilats^ Dress Goods, etc., in Take pleasure in showing HA Am-il 10 [ ?I ? EXTRA IN Beginning with I his week we >ir buyers. Why cud we offer such indu our Btock is the lurgost, prigfla-Ji?w"W ytufaaumfiillw |U? WWttfaUlA b? OOl iTtw>A *U leather shoes, only ow?. Good ill leother Boois only 95cfs. Good woo] Joins, only 20ots per yen Good Culico 3ois Mud. Good Ilt'ii Ticking ticls yuui. Good PI lid Homespun 4J c'h yard. Good Dress Gingham, ou'y t> cts yari These are only s lew of the numeri Do not wait but come at ouco a CLOT is admired by alt who have socu it, b M ILL! Ladies, it* )<m winh 110 latept novo! THE CITY < the pluce whore you \fill find a lari give uan look before you buy. W March 20 PIA UKli ALL I MUSICAL I SEWING J^'KOM ! TEEMS AND PRICEI T j May 22 ivhy we should mark good* down h cheaper than our competitor.*, at they never bought goods so latter for that, wo have detoi> a li'.tle closer, and here they gq. s. ire. > and 23ets ? itl v for * irt 50cts. ,'ard. 2cts. h we have neither time or spece mind that we are LOW PRICES, iy goods in our J?m\ oapcBt line of Clothing, Shoes, Union county. our goods. RESPECTFULLY. RRY & BELK. 1 ro L DUCEMENT8. o offering extra induaauMote to CASH our'competitors ? licet. um< West n ml goods first class. Study these l^ood 4 4 Munching only 7ota yard. J. Good Full Mr'.^Uflketsroiilyll.OO pair. Oood suit of clothes. only ?T!W f nsa | 112 dog But tons for only Sots. .< -Sa, Uood Soda for ocly Bois pouod. 3. aus bargains wo nro prepared to give you. nd get tho first ohoice. Our stock of ' H I N G nth for uieo fits and low price?. r im it i 3 v L IN in it J_ Ity iiTTRIMMED HATS don't forget that CA^H STORE *e stook, at the lowest prices. Dou't forgo re will uot be undersold by any one. RESPECTFULLY, J. W. MeLURE, Agt. 1Z NOS, ! A MS, M QNDS OP NSTRUMENTS, i JS I> MACHINES, $15.00 UP. 9 TO SUIT TEE HARD IMES. 9. M. RICE, JR., E. U. J21 3 m v y .