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Tb 3 State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Iu the Court of Common PIe*r. James II. Rodger, end Lewis N. Ko<!gcr, Kxocuters <>f the wi 1. of Johu itn .?? - ? ? -5V' ctlitd, I'luintijjs agaiu$t .A'mira B. Bodgtr. Mai y R odge>- Fsn-, John Ro 'ger Fart, Uurnice Aminil? Fan', James II. Fant, |)a*i<l Burns Fan', Louis t ou lirone Fant, Mary Funt. Dotliwcll # Fa I, IMen Funt. J. Oa'h un Hunter, as Adm n'Mr*l<*r of ostate of -W. A. Sartor, de:ease*, ibo Union Uu'ld'n^ and L?an As* oiation, and W. A. Nicholson, DtjtnJ ants. ,vj -W* IN nbcdiouoe to an order tuado io tfte above stated cast', by Hie Honor, J. H. Itud?on. Circuit Judge, dafuuOciobor 15, 1891, I wi 1 sell before the Courthouse door nt Union, ou Monday, tue seventh day of December. 1891, pe'we.-n the legal hours o sale, the following described lot* ami prr c?ls of real estate, 'jing, belog nntl situate in Union County, State aforesaid : 1. One tract of land in Piuckuoy township, containing 120 acres, more or le s, bounded by lands < f Thus. Morris An t others. 2. The Renwiolc L >t, iu tho town of Union, on Mountain etr. ei, bounded by Mountniu street, Virgin street, and lot of 1. 0. McKis tioK aiiU others. 8. Lot ia Iowa ofUaion, oti Q;og street, bounded hy St. Angus ino church and otho'S, containing hilf so ncie more or less. 4. Lot in the town of Union, containieg tlx acres, bounded hj 8outh etrcc, ots ? f W. A. Nicholson, Ama.da Wniilock, James Gran* and others. 6th Lot in town of Union, known ns the Carpenter lot, containing 2 acres, hound -d by M i 1 street, lots of esiutc of T. J. Jones and otheis. 0. Lot in town, on Main street, known as lb$ Qraen Front," b undel by lots of W. r MpNeace, Mrs. A. Funt and others. #>'?. Lot in town on Buchtlor h reet. kuown as the Litery Stable Lit, biundelby lots of W. E. MoNeacc, 1'. M. Cohen, estate if Henry Ilnrdy a id others. 8. Lot near town, oa Pinckney road, containing about three aorcs, bounded by lands of 0. Lit in town, corner Bachelor and Academy streots., known as the McNa'ly lot, bounded by lots of P. M. Cohen nn.i 10. Lot on Boohelor street, Adjoining lot No. 9. ; 11. Lot in town, on Mill street, known ns tbe orchard lot, contlining 5 ncros, more or less, bounded by lot of N. P. Dunbar, aud lots of estate of T. J. Jones. 12. One tract of land lying about 1) miles West of the town of Union, ou the Cross Keys road, bounded by lands of J. W. McLure, J. L. Young and others, known , as Egypt. , 18. Store house a'id lot in town, known ( as the John Wil'ard saloon. 14. Vacant lot on Main street, at\joining """"^Jpthe Union Hotel lot, lots of B. F. Foster and others. 1 15. Tract of land in Santuo township, known as Oraham tract No. 1. containing 121 acres, more or lea*. 16. Tract of land in Santuo township, known as Graham tract No. 2, containing 160 acros, more or less. 1 17. Tract of land in Santuc township, < known as the Jeter trict, containing one | hundred and one f 1011 nnr?? tr.<-?? .? ?? * less, bounded by Uods of J, A. Fauf, i estate of T. Berry Jeter and oilier*. t 18. 8ioiehouie and lot in tbe town of Uoion,South side of MainS'ree', biundod by lot of 8. M. Rice and lot of estate of John Rodger. 10. Lot on South eide of Main street, adjoining lot of John Rodger, and lot known as the Market lot. 20. Lot on South side of Main street kcowQ as the Market lot, adjoining lot* of Joha Rodger and Mrs. 8. J. Tiusley. m-t.ii V1- Tract Of land in Bogonsvillo townshn. containing 10(5aoree, more orless, bounded by lands ofSanford Wilburn, H. G, Lawson, and others. 28 Lit in town, on Mill street, known as the Bloymeyer 1 t, containing about 1 acre, bounded by the Spartanburg Union and Columbia rai roaand lots of John Rodgor. | 24. Lot in town, known a< the Howard lot. about 1 acre, bounded by Mill street,S. U. &. C. R. B.,?ud lots of John Rodger. 21. L it in town on Mill street, about 1 acre, bounded by the Howard lot. S. U. &. C, R. R. and lota of John Rodger. 20. Lot in town on Mill street, known as <he Clover lo*, continuing two and ouclia'f (2J1 acres, bounded bv the S. U. & C. 11.11.' and the Ulogoie^er lo'. 27. Lot in towu oo Mill a root, contaiiin^ bout oue and one-lialf (1J) acres, bounded by 8. U. & C. K. K., lots of A. R. Siokeu and John Rodger. 20. Lot in town oo Bachelor street, about three-quarters (?) of an acre, bounded by lot known as ihe Murphy lot, lots of J. C. ^ Hunter and Union htellot. 80. Storehouse and lotou Ma n street, adjoining lots of W. T. Graham and Mrs. V. Coleman. 81. Lot in town, ourner Oeohelor and Sharp streets, bounded by said streets, J. W. Wallace, L. Carson and others. 82. Lot on North side of Main s'reet, known as the "burnt store" lot, bounded by lots of II. M.- Qrimball, Nannie Evans and Sharp street. 83. Tract of Uand, known as the O'Neal place, containing seventy-nine (79) aorcs, more,or lent, bounded by lands of Govan ^Uuoock, John Beoknell, Daniel Gallman, orate of 11. 8. Beaty and othors. 8-1. Nine (9) lots of land in Bogensvilie township, known as lots No. 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 0, 7, 8 and 14, in the division of the West mj# m?v(f wuiauuu| iu mo g&lc8ttir thirty-aeven and fifty-two one-hundreds 187 62-100) acres bounded by binds of Benjamin West, R. A. Hopkiua and Glenn Springs road. 86. Tract of land in Bogansville township, containing about fifty (50) acres, bounded by lauds of Berry Lee, es:ate of Asa Smith and others. By f(irtlur order oftlio Court, the premises numbered 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 24, 25 and 26, shall be offered for sale by the Master in separate parcels, M surveyed and platted by John It. .J Smith, D. 8., as follows: The several sub-divisions composing each of said lota shall be offereJ for sale separately and after all the sub-division composing each lot shall be bid off by the highest bidders, j-i then the entire lot shall be offered for sale, _#nd if the rntire lot shell fetch mote at the the eggrrgate of the sub-dirisious in at, then the purchaser at the rale lo' ebvll be the purchaser, but HHHHh bid* f<r the re,>arMtoauh-d>vis o'asli.ll ^^^^^^tored the bid fi r tbeeotire lot, purchasers Hp st ibe sale of the set orate sub-dins one shell be the purchaser \ W. TEKM8 OF SALE. Oae-lhi'd oa h. the t a a-ico in one and two y<ar? ft* m d?y of ra'e, inequ-1 in ilnueut*, with in er at ou ea ? i -mhIio-iii from day of sal ; tiro rr dit'p rrio ? to ' e ee ur d l?y m.o bond of purci.a cr ?n t a u.e t^aj? of the premies, and au i .mir ?nce poli y sgii.ist Are, on all builtlng* io he ?rs gneJ to the Master. Purchasers witi ha?o tin yiivi ego to pay op;v M an oxin, n luej QNiri, If | eich ifcr< |?ro).M? more tlian on* lot or inrot l ?l I n t tlioy s'imII Itnr^ ihe rijht of bavin* ib?i. pcro-ia'M included in one dm), aod ih* ere Ml pirtof their purchase# aeon *d bjr on* bund and mo 'gajr; and ihej ait to pay for papers. ft. mHtuijr of tb* above tract* of land will be divided Into Iota, plots of whloh can be aeen la ih* Matter's OBloe 0. H. PBAKE, M??ter U. C. ' v Mooter's Ofloo, Nov. 14, 1891. Nov. 90 47 8t, | J. JfiSeileiisoii. iffKyT'g^NB (Sttuotisson to P. 0. TREFZER.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer. < (liSIO.V, S. . IF yon want y. ur Watch or Jewelry repaired in the hi st suta'antial and w rkmnnlikc mnnn-r, >ir wi?li to huy a reliable Watch, g warranieil 'o b? a gold time kerp?r, or nny- j thing else that is generally to he found in a first-class Jew l>y Stoic j n,t iXodcrato Prices. ^ Ca'l on nto i i tlie store formerly occupied by Mr. Trefxer, justa'ovo tIto Racket Store. f a id I will wartaut smi-t>cti?n. f, J. BEILENSON. Money ' Money ! Money ! G ^\TE must have money. nnil hope those indebted toils will c-ill snd so'tlo at 1 once, as we have lurgt* demands to nicol and j will be c impelled toco lect. I'leoso boir this in iniod, and grcntty oblige. Yours Tru'y, b G RAH AM & SPARKS. U Nov 13 40 4t. Dissolution of Partnership. ON account of expoebmt dissolution of pnrtnersship, we will S"U our entire stock of Dry G- o'ls, Slio-s and lints nt cost. Salei to commence on M tmluy lOtli iost., and coiitiuuc until the entire stoak is disposed of. TKit MS CASII. ]! IIAllltY M. COIIBN & BRO S. Nov. 13 40 4t. Li TO THOSE INDEBTED. C ALL pcrscuo indebted to the subscribers nre eornostly requested to make inimc1 ate payments, m ivc arc compelled to make collections to enable in t > meet our ibligalions to our crc litors. FA NT IIROS. Oct 30 44 4t The Palmetto Collegiate ^ Institute ui LEXINGTON, S. C. s! Offers excellent odvan'nzes ft' lowest cist. Holders of certificates will get FIRST [JKADK teachers certificates, Best eqoip>ed school of its class in the S'a'c. Sercn cachers. Board and tuition from S8 to 5?10 per month. For full information write lie principal* P. E. ROWELL. j s 5 L ? MICH MM ||A Pill It -i EOR SALE BY ? " |< FOSTER WIIKINS & CO. c uct u 41 tr AskY^^^ealet^^r WHIPS. . fKATHEHBONE la made from Enameled (Jul lis?nature's own toughest, and strongest elastic material. Best wearing whips made for a So, OOe, *5c, il.oo, ft.as and SI.SO. All styles for Buggy, Cart, Track, _ fctf?,0:FEATHfcRBOIIE, G von ST>ll BY FOSTER WILKINS A CO. Got. 0 41 tr. SEWING MACHINES. J I "VfOW is the time to buy a Sewing Machine JL1 for I onn sell you one at any price, from fire dollars for a second-hand one, or e $18 for a new one, up to the finest grades. I sell the "WHEELER k WILSON," i "DOMESTIC," "STANDARD," "NEW i HOME," "DAVIS," and other Machines. i PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT THE TIMES. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. Sop 4 86 8a. CHRISTMAS, 1891 CHRISTMAS, 1892. As tlw season of good cheer ami gift inter changing drawn u gh. one is often ! iizslei ill re ecting suitable presents. (V n ul o?e 1 inn as-ist v u u aurally in solving tin problem. 1 can a -ape your choic fron s'.egant Tinea if t! e Hi mi HOLIDAY NOVELTIES V I linve the largest and nnst complete itock of J ROCKERY, LAMPS, BOOKS. STATIONERY, l'LUSIl GOODS. TOYS, CANDY AND 1TRUIT9. ever brought (o Union. In tho CKOCKEIIY LINE, I c*n sell ou a Tea Set or ? Dinner Set from $3.60 >o 550. A De l ro n? set fontn 7octs to ?12. n fuo', everytl iug in the Crockery Lino A selected slock of LAMPS for Unit, ibriry, an J Kitchen us^s, a? prices never efore bca>d of. BOOKS ! BOOKS!! BOOKS ! ! ! An) thing rom n A. B. C. B ok to a $12 Bible. Dou't org? t to look at my iuc of poems at 'J'Jcts. SPLENDID PLTJ3H QOODS. I can show you the finest stock of Plush inods in Union, such ns Dressing Cases, 'nuicure Sets and Perfume Slants. U-ys bese are ihe ih ngs to gi?e your girTs. X>YS FOR THE CHILDREN. lu this line everythiag is new, anl will csure to su t. Wagons, Booking Horses, iicyclcs and Velocipedes. Ay Stock of Candy can't be Beaf. Seo my Candy at lOcts. Til's is fine. Also ly French Candy at 25 and 45 cents. If ou want to give a nice present, buy a box of le celebrated Tenney Candy iu 1,2 and 31b DXO". Iu Fiu ts, I have Anpl's, Oranges, Bananas, cmons, Grapes, Raisins, Nuts, Currents, itron, and last, but uot lees1, G libera. Call ami see for yourself. Rpti it nl full tv G. P. GARRETT. Nov VO 47 tf Executor's Notice. A LL person* holding claims Against the Estate of Amanda 8. Lovo, deceased, ill prcseut ilie same properly proven to the idersigned, nt Webster P. O., 8. C., or to E. Webster, A-t'y nt Law, tiiGafTney City, C., on or before the fust day of December xt. or he forever barred . G. W. M KB8TER, Ex'l'r. Amanda 8. Love, deceased. Nov. 18 40 4t.* I Want Money Badly. EARNESTLY call upon all indebted to me, for Guano snd other supplies, to make Moments nt once. The Guano Notes are ic tlie 1st of November and the Ferliizer in panics notify the Merchants that they ed the money, and the merchants musi iy, or be driven to the wall. 1 sincerely hope those I have nceommodad with supt'l c< to ntnko t'io:r crons thU nr wi 1 assist 1110 now. W. H. SARTOR. Ocl. CO 44 . _ ?~i- ? OMETHING NEW FOB UNION. TO THE PUBLIC. I am now receiving daily, at my old stand, the Dunn Building, a full nnd complete re of ANCY AND HEAVY GROCERIES. CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO. HOUSE SHOES AND COT NAILS ? A SPECIALTY ? These goods hove been bought at a bartin and I propose to sell them ut prices ever heforo heard of in Union. LOOK AT THESE PRIOES. 31 lbs Standard Granulated Sugar for $1.00 S " Beat lllo Coffee " 1.00 7J " Full Cream Cheese 1 00 I " Best Leaf Lard " 1.00 i " Standard Brand Hams " 1.00 lountry Produoe Bought at Highest Market Prioes. Thanking the public for past patronage, id soliciting a continuance of the same, I n. RESPECTFULLY, F. C. POOL. Nov. 0 45 3m. && a. T \00 ACRES VALUABLE LAND, Divided into Six Tracts WILL be sold, ibe let Monday in December next, at Union Court louse, the lands belonging to the estate of losiah Foster, deceased, situate on Paooet River, Union County, known as his OLD HOME PLACE lontaining NINE HUNDRED ACRES. Said lands have been divided into SIX riiACTs. Pints of same can be seen by eating at J. 11. McKissick, Clerk of Court's offloe. rhese lands a ill be s->M privato'y, if pre-? 'erred, before the above named dote. TERMB OF SALS : One-half t> he paid n oasb, the balance on twelve months lime: he purchaser tog've bind and a mortgage if the promises for balance of payment, with nterest froin dsy of sale, a' 7 per cnl per mnum. T. L. HAM KS, Executor. Nov. 0 45 4i WHAT A PURCHASER 8AY8 or t ii r. S1950 QEM0RE3T #KWING MAOIIIMO. L'stox, 8. C., Nov. fitb. 1801. JUtt rt. Foilrr, Wilktnt k Co., Okntmcmkn : I bote b-?-n using ore of 'our $19.f>0 LiKMOttKST Hewing Machines r ne.ir'y tive years, en ) it line given entire nt'Mf'icti >11 iu every particular. I it* the leaviest Cussi meres nud finest lawns on It. have isel several of tbe high price m?ihioe*. and I would not exchange my Demoest for any other make. 1 can cheerfully ec^mmend it, especially for light runoiog. Very Ree pool fully, Mas. J. H, McKissick, Not 6 it 4t FTjKNl I am now WWled in Nichol especially for|M|^usiness, and - good honest Mpaytit lower pr: A8 A TmRKLhi*. I W] ? Chairs iJxysOjjjfta to $20. 1 Good hard M?od beds, fittec in centre, anjf^Kckcb rail, for Good largeBt^i'vnn, with 12x SOFT tOP ?3ATI Corhice poles, brass or wood Nice Plush Parlor suits for $ Bed room suits from $lf?.00 My line in all departments is before heard of in this State. I AM OLOi MY STO^K" ni? i?a vr> - vi J.-4 x < v CHAIRS, TABLES, A3 PICTURES, F] and I invite a careful inspects assortment is broken. FURNX'Wfe" 01 Matresses, Feathers, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Pictures, SASH, DOOTi SHINGLES, LUHBEI; I well not ba undersold by a see me before you buy anything Not 20 Goons M If you. wan Boots, Shoes Clothing1 chea as we are goi: our Business. ~ ROIX5Kl$S*? Sep 0 30 OWNERS OF PREPARE FOjR GINNI . For lowest pricqs and BES1 following supplies, viz: w. I> RUBBER BELTING, ] SUCTION HOSE, ( M A ?41 I IV 1 ZINC OILERS, BELT II( TUNC WHANG, PBESS HOP Her, Hemp and A8PHALT IRON PAINT, (for i WRENCHES, BO FOSTER, WI KJftn 2 N E- W G AT HARD T! Our bujer has just returned from tin a very large stock of DRY GOODS CLOTHING, HATS, Boots, Shoes, eto., prices. TIIE LADIES will do well to examii MILLINERY before tusking their pu in Uoiou io these' lines, nn<l wo are sur State. BOOTH JLT> So far as oar stock of Bute md She our stock is up to it* stst-dnnl, tin the | oK/tu litAflk ? *ln<AL S ??*!..<4 *?-* - | ruw r?? wi n ? ir?Uii?J? niMlj'lPH U III U|'|M (ta<?rHn???rd n* ?nv In 'he S'x'e. i tn winir, ? *' ?i- *i!i M |: y a y>nr Tlim kin); >?u l??r fmH lnTur*, hoi! h<>|. at in ih? luiure, we .iru very ltKSP pGRMIAI To Hont. I RESIDENCE op Academy sfr??t. known a The EKtt House. Terms roaaon*bla. Apply to . J I. 0. WALLACE or 1 H. L. OOSS. Not. 0. i 45 4U ~y- *?? S [TURE. eon's large storeroom, fitted up am better prepared to furnish ices than ev 1* before. ILL QUOTi; A FEW. I with Patent dove-tailed slat $2.00. .20 mirror, on rollers, $4.90. HES8E8 82.00. trimmings, complete, 45cts. 35.00 to $75.00. 3 complete, and at prices never ftT n n miT rV_y JL-L- 1 \_A V/ JL Y GOODS, SUCH AS EtTISTS MATERIALS, ElAMES, ETC., Dn of these goods before the F ALL KINDS. Frames Glass aud Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, IS, BLINDS, !, LATHES, LIE. my living man. Don't fail to ; in my line. T. E- BAILEY 47 Sin. fUST GO" t Dry Goods, i, Hats and. p, call on us, tig to change i 3a ??XJIt.033ii3E3. iyMACHINERY, NG THE NEW CROP. [* GOODS, call on us for th LEATHER BELTING, Something New,) : R Y O I Ju , )OKS BELT AWLS AND HES, E, COPPER RIVETS, Astatos Packing, painting Engines and Presses. LTS, ETC., ETO. LKINS & CO 1 if I /^V iU U JJ S LME PRICED. 9 Northorn markets where he purchased , DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, which wo havo put oo sale at very low jo our atoek of DIIESS GOODS and rohase8( 8a weoirrv the largest stock o our prices are as low as any in the fl> NHOK8. cs is coocerned, wo will simply say that [>eop'e in Union County know that our ?r Carolina. Our prices thin season are \I1 that we ask is ih>?i you tive us a fair 4, ting lijui you w.l coiit i?ue t ? p.iuuize CTPULLY, VI & SPARKS. OUR NEEDS. PERSONS imlcbfc I to ue for Ouano and Goods arc herewith notified that payment roust be made at once, as ;our needs j are imperative. FARR & THOMSON. Oct 80 44 4t. \ CHEAPER A T T NEW \ 1 RACI Perhaps you will wonder why w< when we are already so much chca People tcM us every day that the; cheap in their life; but no matter 1 mined to shove some articles a li'.th Good calico, 21 cts a yard. Good scda, 4cts a pound. 5 boxes of matches for 5cts. Good note paper 3cts a quire. Good envelopes 5cts Good pant Jeans, 5, 10, 15 and 2 Good Outing shirt for 25cts. Scarlet all wool undershirt for 4* Pin-' nnfnrnl ""- ? * cn* ..MVU1<? II UU1 UUUCISllll k 'JUU Suspenders, 6cts a pair. A good Umbrella for 4Sets. Good blenching 0 cents a yard. 200 yds spool of cotton for 2cts. Spool silk, 4cts a spool. Silk twist let a spool. Skirt braid 4cts. and lots of other things which we li to mention to-day. You should always bear in mind 1 LEADERS OF L< and see us before you buy any good We have the best and cheapest Hats Dress Goods, etc,, in Union Take pleasure in showing our go< RES HARR April 10 15 17* AT" m n A T AT T\ TT Hi A 1 it A 1 IN U Beginning with this week we are offerii buyers. Why can we offer such inducement* our Btock is the largest, prices tU? lowest nn urieea carefully, then oontc and be convinced. Ooo<l MI loittier enffcw, troiy . Good ill leather Boots only 95cts. Good wool Jeans. only 20cts per ynrd^Good i Good Calico 3cts vard. 'Good s Good Bed Ticking (ictsyuid. '12 d?>z Good Plaid Homespun 4A c's yard. 'Good S Good Dress Gingham, eu'y 0 eta yard.| These are ot.lv n lc?v of the numerous barg Do not wait but come at ouco and got CLOTf is admired by ali who bavc seen it, both for ui M I L L I IS Ladies, if )?n wish t to latest novolty inVTF THK CITY OJLi the place whore you vyill find a large stook, give us a look before you buy. We will nc J. 1 March 20 12 PI A N 0RG.3 ALL KIND MUSICAL INS1 /V. IV SEWING Mi FROM $15 TERMS AND PRICES TO TIMES S. M. May 22 *21 * [1 l<:\ (tlt.v _ t 17-rrr?^ Vili 1. e should murk goods down per than our competitor,". y never bought goods so or that, wc have deterb closer, and lmre they go. loots >ct? <?= ts. lave neither time or spece that we are OW PRICES, s iil our lino. line of Clothing, Shoes, county. ils. 5PECTFULLY, V D17T T7 .1 V\L liljlJll. L CEMENTS. ig extra inducements to C!AS11 ?*er our competitors? IUcmim' d goods first class. Study these I t Llonchiog oaJj 7otm yard. V? .gp1* pair* \ uit of clothes, only ?ITftFenou. . Buttons for ODly 3cts. ioda for only Sets pound. ains wo nro prepored to give you. the first choice. Our stock of T Y TCT i 1 A IJ ico fits aDd low price?. [ E R Y . IT MM ED IIATS don't forget that STORE at the lowest prices. Dou't forgo it be undersold by any one. RESPECTFULLY, nr. McLURE, Agt. [OS, JS. 7 S OP TRUMENTS, D iCHINES. >.00 UP. SUIT TEE UAttn (. RICE, JR., E. U. 8 in