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SALEa FOR FEBRUARY. f. - MASTER'S SALES. State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. rVlliri'. r?f fUmmAn . v* yvmiimu jl lu.1 o. ? C. P. Brown and A. E. Brown, 11 Administratorjof J. J. Brown, deoeased, Plaintij/ , ro'. 0f?un*t A. Frank Smith, O. B. Wright, and A. N. > Wood, DtfindanU. V M obedience to an orJor made in the shore 1 stated cue, by Hia Hoa>r J. H. Hudson, Clrouit Judge, date I Norembor 4, 1891. I \,>v .. will soil hofore the Courthouse door in the town Union, in the County of Union, 8tat< aforesaid, within the legal hours of sale, oo Monday, the 1st. day of February 1892, the , the f-d owing desoribed property, to wit: 144 ACRES. All that tract or paroel of land, lying in the County and 8tate aforesaid, coutaioing one hundred and forty-four acres, more or leu, bounded on the North by land known as the Kennedr Dowrr land on ilm i>? Broad River; on the South by Love's land, and on the West by land of Gad berry Wright aid land being known as iheR. R. Darwin lan I. TERMS OF 8ALE?CASH. C. 11. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's OiBca, Jan. 9. 1892. . Jao. 15 3 31. ^ The State of South Carolina. COUNTV OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Louisa Hollingswortli, Plaintiff, against Henry C. Miller, James Hollinswortli, and Andrew llollingsworth, Defendants. TN obedience to an order made in the above ^ JL stated case, by ilia Honor, W. H. Wallace, ^ Circuit Judge, dated January 7, 1892, 1 will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, ?n ik. ?... J ? """ wH ?.?<#uuaj ?uo uiDb unjr ui rcruarjr, iO'jz, the following described property, to wil: 175 ACBKS III 2 TRACTS. All that certain tract or parcel of land, lying being and altuote in Fisbdam township, 'Union County, State aforesaid, containing one hundred and seventy-fire acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Jesse Comer, John W. Kelly's estate, and others. The said tract of land will be divided into Iwj separate tracts."" TERMS OF SALE. One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of one and two.years, in equal installments, with jflt interest from day of sale, the purchaser to : give a mortgage of the premisos to seenre .he purchase money. The above land to be sold at the risk c f J. P. Ho'lingswortb. who bid it off at the sale on 8atssday in November, 1891, but has foiled to comply with the terms. C. II. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Mastsr's Office Jgn. 9, 1892. Jan. 15 8 8t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION ; Court ot Common Pleas. Alexander G. Rice, Plaintiff, againtt Mar/ P. Dawk Ids, et al, Defendant*. IN obedienoe lo so order made in the abate stated case, by Hie Ilonor. J. H. ?-? v Hudson, Circuit Judge,? dated October 21, 1801,1 will sell before tne Courthouse door, at Union, on Monday, the 1st day of February, 1802, between the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to wit: Alt that certain traot or paroel of land, lying .being and situate in Uuion County, State aforesaid, containing 020 Acnes, more or less, bounds 1 by lands of David Farr, Asbury Lindsey, Ed Kendrick and 1 >nds of the estate of Jeff Mabry. also All that tract of land lying partly within and pertly without the limits of the town of Union, boundrd by ltnds of D. D. Culp, William Munro, II. L. Qoss, Mrs. Lyles and ethers, containing 270Aceks, moke on less. This lot has been divided,into a number of cobvenient lots, the plat of which can be ttu .? ? ??? ?v ?hv wMivr o vuivv. TERMS OF SALE: One-third ouh, the balance in one and two jeers, in equal installment, with inter* V? Mi from dej of sale, tho purchaser to give bond and a mortgago of the premises to eoure the credit part of the purchase money, and to pay for papers. C. II. PEAKE, .Master for Union County. Master's Office, January 9, 1892. , Jan 15 8 3t. JT ????????_ The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. : jtfP Court of Common Pleas. James E. Aughtry, F. Elm ire Hunter, Cleora A. T. Sims and James H. Sims, Plaintiffi, againtt ^ William L. Sims, Elisabeth C. Belly, Ida E, Smith, W. Julius Aughtry, Robert M. Aught ry, Mary E. Davis, and others, De/tnianu. IN obodlenos to an order made in the aboro L. III. ft ?M ?? *. wnn wit, uj nil nunor n . 11. miiicti Circuit Judge, dated Oct. II, 1890, I will i. Mil in Union Count/, on Monday, February 1, 1892, within tbo logal hour* of mIo, (bo ' ? following dooribod properly, to wit: - Two Cottage Lots st Fish Dam, Nos. 25 and 27, m laid down on tbo plat of surroj made by Col. John L. Young. TBRM8 OF 8ALE. ^ One-third ca?h, the balenoo on a credit of one and two years, in eqnal installments, with interest from day of sale, to be scoured by bood or tbo porehaser and a mortgage if the promises. Purchaser to pay for papers. C. If. PKAKB, Mater for Unloa C >001/. Master's offloo, Jan. 9, 1892, ~ SHERIFFS SALES. f FOR FEBRUARY, 1892. T>Y virtue of sundry executions, to mo JD directed, I will sell before the Courtit house door, la the town of Union, Union & County, oif M today, tbo first d*y of Fcbru? ary next, daring the legal hour* of sale*, the following described property, to wit: One traet of land belonging to L. V. Gaff \',;ys aty, lilutti, Ijlog and being in Qoulevsvillr \ 1 To??khip, Union 0 containing iw> h-iedTed and eighty acres, m ro or les<, Hn^^pua ied oo the north by lands of James rviee and Tb ?m?* Service, Kast by tan Is Vf. hleKown sad Mrs. A. V. gheltoo, I^^Hf 8 uih by ltnds of C. P. Huggint and Mrs. a. V. tihrlton, Wast by Innda of W. D. Alexander and Giles Th ?ni?o ?. H (isvted on, and lob# sold *a the properly of I*. V. Geffrey, at the suits of Kgbwrt 0. B Leigh, J. 0. LONG, 8. U. C. Sheriff's 0?te, Union, 8. 0., Jan. 9, 1802. J n116 I M;:. lOO Cedar I* out*. lOO God Ced.tr Po*U wanted. Apply to W. A. NICHOLSON. Jnn 8 2 3t. TO THOSE INDEBTED. TO DR. II. S. BEATY'S ESTATE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Dr. II. S. Beaty, are notified that after Jan. 16th, 1892, nil unpn'd notes and acc'tints due a^id eatate, will be placed in tho hands of an officer for collection A. II. FOSTEll, Adtn'r. Eat. II. S. Beaty. Di solution of Partnership. Til E firm of It. S. Lipscomb & Co., is this day diss tve I by mutual consent. It. S. Lipscomb will continue the business. All persons indebted to the firm will-please come forward and Battle at ones. R. 8. LIPSCOMB, 11. M. TVILKINS, Gaffney City. S. C., Jan. 2, 1892. Jnn 8 2 4t. Notioo to Road Overseers. OrFICK ok ClHTNTT CoM mission kks, 1 Us ion Countt, S. C., Jan. 4ru, 1892. / ALLroai ovtrsoeis holding CominUs ons from ill s B>arl, doting bask two years, are l.eroby n"itiol to return thoir unmuwoBl WIN Uitni or i his Uoard, and receive their Cert fica'os of Exemption, as provided by liw. All Roai overseers retaining their Commissions cflertlie first Jay of February next, will be considered ?s holding o?or for the present year, nud wi 1 be he'd respoti-dblo for their sections of road. i?s the law direc s. By order of llio B >ar 1 of County Commissioners for Union County. CIIAHLES BOLT, Clerk of Board. Jan 8 '2 8t. Mortgage Sale of Land. BY virtue of a pow%r of sale contained in a Mortgago givnt t?jr David Orr, to B. F. Bawls, and aesigne 1 io mo, btaring date March 13th, 1885. andrecordel in the ollico of the Register of Me*ne Conveyance, in book F. No. 8. pegei 3*24, 32 ), 328, 327, ou that day, and by further vir.ue of a power of ale contviaed iu a moitgage given by said David Orr to me, be*r>ng date January 26th, 1886, aud on February 23rd, 1886, recordsd in the office of the lleg-ster of Mesne Conveyance for Uuio-i County, in Cook G. No. 7, page 1U6, upon whioh mortgage Dower was duly renounced; I will rell to the highest bidder, for cash, at public auction, before the Couithouso at Union, 8. C., during the leg?l hours of sale, on Monday, February 1st, 18'J2, that certain tract of land belonging to David Orr, and known as the Isaac White place, coutsiaing (sSvtff asrao mnwa nr loss Januarj Cth, 1802. W. C. WALLACE, Mortgage* on 1 A?s guee. Jan. 8 2 4t. SELLING OUT AT COST :o: For tlie next 16 d*ys I will l.o selling my entire slook of Geoerul Merchandise AT COS T ! This is tho biggest variety of Goo's cvor offered in Union at cost. My Bargain Counters alons have on tliciu Thousands and Thousands of Useful Goods. nesiucs mem i win sell al c?(, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boo's and Shoes, Hardware, Woodeuwarc, Crockery, Tinware, Jarware, Oils and Paints, Window U ass, Ilames', Leather, Farming Implement*, Confectioneries, etc., eto. Don't wait until these 15 days are on', you may not have another such opportunity. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U Jan 1 1 tf. " ? I 1&& ? EOR SALE BY ? FOSTER WILKINS & CO, OctO 41 tf Ask Your Dealer For WHIPS. VIATHIRBON K U m*<1? from Knanrlcd Pp^Wjr&"ifi'.C-S ar^^^fg>Tjft??OME. FOSTER WILHINN A CO. Oct. 9 41 tf. AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION! I will close out my entire stock of goods to the highest bidder. Goods must go regardless of Cost. ] I have determined to *closc my ( business in Union the quickest ( possible way. Auction sales will begin FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, AT 10 O'CLOCK, aud continue . every day until the entire stock is exhausted. I will have a special Auction Sale, for Ladies only, on Friday, beginning at 2 o'clock. Seats for ladicB will be provided. All invited to call. I thank the good people of Union, town and County, for their liberal * patronage, and only regret I cannot continue the same. Yours Respectfully, G, P. GARRETT. Jan 1 1 f. ^TAX EXTENSION. i TAXES nre now extended, so, intend of going to ilio County Treasurer nnd paying your taxes, postpone litem for a time, nnd come to my store whore you will get mme goods for your money tlmn you ever dreamed of. I have an excellent array of New Nuts, Raisins, Currants and Citron. Fig?, Prunes nnd Oranges. Apples and Candies. 1 offer two grades of California Pears. Apricots, Cherries, dessert and Pie Pearlies. Roast ami Corned Ilcef. Whole Ox and Pig Tongue. Potted and Devilled llain and Tongue. Green Pens, Tomatoes, Okra and Tomsloes, etc., etc. PLAIN AN1) SELF RAISING BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. Flain and hone-ess French SarJincs. Jams, Marmalades, Canton Ginger Proserves. All varieties of Pick es and sauces. ^ Extra Fine Now Orleans Molasses. I have also opencl up a lino of Fancy Crackers that are peifectty lovely. My s?ock of heavy Groceries is also complete. Flour, Bacon, Hums. Sugar and Caffee | and everything clso marked on b?si? of six cents cotton. Pure unadulterated oil 2o cents per ga'lon. Respectfully, L. G. YOUNG. ] Dec 18 f.l tf Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday, the 12th day of January, 1892, a final return will be made before Hon. James M. Gee, Judge of Probate f?r Union ^ County, of John ltodger, as Executor of the rstato of William L. Palmer, deceased. ALSO As Trusteo of Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mrs. Amanda Little, Mrs. Nannie St Cla r, Aildie ' Palmer, Ellis l'?l uer and Mrs SaUio Foster, and apply for Letters Dismissory as trustee t of the above u utad persons. t All persons lia>i>g claims ngainet the d estate of William Palmer deceased, orngnin?t the Trust estates of ?he above liamrd parlies a are notified to pr?seut them to the under- o signed, properly attested, oa or before the tl above stated da'e. o JAMES 11. RODGER, C LOUIS N. ltODGKIt, A Executors of the will of Jolm Rodger, f( deceased. v Dec 1 CI 4t g Bead. Read Ml! 1 , , 1 UNION FURNITURE 1 HOUSE! OPPOSITE THE RACKET STORE. This house is ju?t opening a new slock of F U It N I T U It E , which we offer to the citizens of Union and the surrounding country, nt l'RICES THAT WILL ASTONISH VOU. Come and price our goods and be convinced that we mean what we say. i We are just opening our hnuso and expect 1 to have and keep such goods as the trade of j the country may demand. We buy our goo Is d rect from the inanu- . factureis, and are therefore enabled to v SELL YOU FUILM1URE CHEAP, and expect our prices to correspond with the 1 low prices of cotton. ' COME AND SEE US and find out for yourselves the truth of our assertions. Pt'ODPnTPUf t V iiuui i^iri.uM , GEO- C McLARTYDeo 4 40 If. Special Notice. ALL persons indebted to the undersigned nrc requested to stt-lo the amounts due us at once, at we are COMPELLED TO HAVE MONEY. FOSTER. MLKINS* CO FOSTER & WILKINS. Jan. let. 1802. Jan. 1st. 1 4t. Notice to Creditors, ALL persons ho ding claims ngaint the et tote of Warn n Wo. thy, dece.-wd, will _ please present them, propeOy proveu, t > the undersighed, at 8u tuc, Union Co., S. C., and a'l parties indib ed to sa d Citnte must make payment ut tnee, as the rs'ato must be settled up. JAMES V. JETER. Et'r John R. Jitcr, deceased. Dec 18 61 4i* Scientiflo American Agency for V J J 1 L J aj ^ / 1 1 I J a m n 11 n t5iR!sm?5a^s?.W5rJ! Vo,s?. Oldest bureau for aecurtna patents In Amerloe. Brery patent taken out by us Is brought before the public by a notice given free of charge In the Scientific American . Laivost ctroatr.tlon of any scientific paper In the' wotld. t>nlrm?1l<tly IlluOrated. No Intelligent man should bo without U. Weekly, 93,00 a ^ : . ^>IPO R ANNOUN' A . nt \> To reduce the large stock bou us to get in a SIEfiDWl [ now make the unparalleled offt ;ost, for the next THIRTY DA.1 resli, and are well worthy the a In this sale all departm DRY lilHM r.IHTHI M * wi WWMJ UUU A A1JL N OT I MILLINE Such an opportunity docs not o )f goods should not let it pass. ;oods charged during this sale. J- ' N. B.?-Those lia^i&fe account vill please settle promptly. March 20 12 IN ORD ARRi3 For a change in we will, until . our Stock at R for CASH ONO FOSTER, WIJ Jan 2 I The State of South Carolina. | COUNTY OF UNION, ly JAMES M. GEE. E'q.. IWate Judge. WHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, as ] Clerk of Court, his male suit t > ni.s t o grant him letters of Administruioit < u , lie K-tute of and etleois of l^obeit Mnclilh. iccasoi. a These are, therefore, t? c'no and nda.onisli 11 and singular, the kindrcl and rrcd mis f, f the said Robert Macbeth, deeenscd, ilint hey be and appear, before tue, in the Court f l'robato, to be held at Un on C. II., South arolioa, on the loth day of January, n-xt. \ fier publication hereof, nt 11 o'clock in the jrenoon, to show cause, if any they have, rhy the said Administration should rot be ? ranted. Given under my band and seal this 2ud \ ay of December, Anno Domini, 1891. [seal| JAMES M. GEE, i L '-v-' ) Jud?c cf I'rutnle. 1 Published Ton the 4th d>y of December, 891, in the Union Times. Dec 4 49 0. .pv^s * . ??+&%' Z ^co \ G1TJA.NO n ?MANUFACTURED BY? ? the Wilcox & Gibbs Gnano Co. CHARLESTON, S. C., // - - - - irtccG laJLsuC syryje-AC ^ CvUas+G* cl. i <P*~ffen.. S^ttdUl^ t^JttoL ?Ycnh(LiLs Not V7 48 4m ?? A * FnHk-TM Praatloa. In ?ifctr Wfffdi, wo /^^^^VnWHflKkk\ wl" l*Mk ;n ,4r* #^^HBKB?h\ you in tootnooo, L ilubHjxneu rapldlj ?atl>?r In L ImML tilW^r/lT' ^ V ?|\ ? > ! "llara. Wo L I \ ') \l< 1 can and will, II \\ II I V/.^H 1 you pl?tM,iaacti' It I I jwnolcbly ^jQ ^ fSj a"iJa'mrl'noJ {' // oof# yon (4 L <Mi. Huih niw, I *11 art la aajl '-iSMIHMIlg/ ess a m n*v? A ?aniflayttsM nms^?t a What wa aMr ia c MKra^^^M^B/WWzVN^-^ I agala, ihatgtaai g)3B?EeBD?<8 nWPTcalWrtt >??r t? |ram nQMSSKalEMJ n? racial abm. ^n^PSvsfl '/...v.^'il".?BJMphff WUfl ~z &st ?> KnBB^^WvMH Jaffa taataaa. 01 ^gH: jffld.? ialli.ga?waa. thai agrtehg i * wwfcgg Urn , .1 ifo T A IX T CEMENT. ght for the Fall trade, as well supply of L CASH, ;r cf my entire stock at actual iTS. The goods are new and ,tten tion of purchasers, ents arc represented. M, SHOES, ATS, 0 IV Si , RY, ETC. tften occur, and those in want This is 110 humbug. Nc W. McLURE, Agt. s with me, not already paid, J. W. McLURE, Agt. " E R TO ~ INGE 1 our Business March 1st., sell .ArlllCari Pofao iwiiAv/vvA Xtlli r * LKINS & CO if NOTICE TO TAX PAVERS ACCORDING io law. ?lie annual a-scss ment of property commences on Jan nry 1st. 1892, and close* on February 20'h 1892. For the coven one of ilie Tax Pay ire, 1 will nticnd itio following pi ices am lines. In my office at (lie ('million c from Janu iry 1st, to January II li. West Spring--, Friday forencon, Januarj lib. Coleraiue, Frid ?y afternoon, January 8ih Gibbs', Saturday forenoon, January 9th. Cedar Bluff, Monday afternoon, January Mi Cro?s Keys, Tuesday, January 12i!i. Mintcr's Stop, Wemesd iy forenoon, Janary 18th. Goshen llil', Thur day forcno >11, January 4th. Fish Dam, Friday, Janua?y 15th. Santuc, SaturJa", uutil 3 P. M., Januaiy 6th. In my office. Monday; January 18 h. Mt. Tabor, Tuesday January, 10th. Kelton, Wednesday, January 20th. Kcndrick's Store, Thursday, forenoon anuary 21st. Goudeysvillc, Thursday afternoon, Janu (1st. Wilkinsvillc, Friday, January 22d. Draytonville, Mo-i-Jny, January 25th. Timber Riileo. Tnnulu? 1 -? ? a IV< VHVUUj tfilllU irj !Gih. A-bury, Tuesday afternoon, January 2Gth ,nd IVednesdiv forenoon, January 27th. Joncsvi lo Thursday, January 28ih. An! Hi the Courthouse irotn that lime ntil the 20 h February, al which tioie tlx look closes, nnd a pina'ty of 50 per cent will e added tothc taxes on nil property not ream wi'liin the time prescribed by the law. AM male persons between the ages of 21 nd 50 are liable to poll tax, except such as re exempt by law. If. 11. MORGAN, Auditor. Office ofCounfy Auditor, Dec. 1st, 18'Jl. Dec 11 50 Ct. IICH.MOND Si DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. Columbia and Grrrntillk Division. Condeused schedule in effect July 5th 801 Trains run on 75th Meridian tune nout1i imuno No. 15. iv Churlrston tl 00 am iv Columbia 10 00 a m iv Alston i* Union 12 30 p m iv Spartaoburg 1 85 p m ,v 1 r> on 2 48 p m iv Saluda 3 23 p in ,v Flat Hock 3 45 p m iv lleuderaouvil'e 3 51pin ,1T AnllftwUlo A *A * ou p ni v Hot Spring 6 12pm ,r Taint Hock i! 26 p m SOVTII UOL'ND it Taint Rook 12 15 p m v Hot Springs 12 28 pm v Ashoville A... 2 00 p in v liendcrsonville 2 52 p in v F at Rock 8 00 pm v Saluda 8 28 p m y Tryon 4 IK) p m y Spinnnburg 6 8(J pin v Union 6 65 p in r Aid m r Uulu.ni ia 8 50 p m r thoilMlun 12 50 a m rp.-l_ . if ?? "" ?*wi in nuu iu aru Daily between hariorto; itnd Cincinnati SLEEPING CAR SERVICE On trains 15 and 1G Pullu.an Buffet Sleeprs bei ween Charleiton, 8. (J., and Ciucinati, Ohio, via At'antio Co-id Line, Columbia shcvillc, I'aint Rock, Morri.it> wo, Knoxile, JeDioo and Junction City wiihout tange , A. D0D30N, Jab. L. Taylor, Sup't Gen l'aaa Agt / NEW "i RACI E A I> E ] i LOW PR We not only keep abreast of always find us in the lead# We are still cutting prices clost 1 of strictly winter goods. We do u season to another. Quick sales, sli to all, coupled with square and j UU3111CBR. We have 110 unpaid accounts 011 fret over. So we can give all ol buying our goods close, thus savi dollar for our customers. We have just received a big lot ol 50, 08, worth twice the money. Our clothing must go, come and j than ever. Come and get our prices before v HE HARE April 10 15 FURNH - I am now located in Nicholon's 1 esncciallv for mv business, anil am A- 9/ J ~ 7 f " - good lioncst goods at lower prices AS A TICKLER, I WILI hairs Irom o 5cts to $20. Good hard wood beds, fitted wi - in centre, and Bracket rail, lor $2.( Good large Bureau, with 12x20 n SOFT TOP MATTRE Cornice poles, brass or wood trim Nice Plush Parlor suits for $35.0 Bed room suits from $15.00 to ! My line in all departments is coi before beard of in this State. I AM OLOS] MY STOCK OF FANCY ( r CHAIRS, TABLES, ART PICTURES, FRA and I invite a careful inspection ( | assortment is broken. FURNITURE "OF* Matresscs, I I 1 " reamers, L Carpets, C Rugs, V Matting, I Pictures, I SASH, DOOTIS SHIHBLES, LUMBER, I well not 1)3 undersold by any see me before you buy anything in i Nov 20 47 noons Ml If you want Boots, Shoes, Clothing- cheap, as we are goin^ our Business. RODGER & Sep C 80 i rORK 4 ?ET, . . 1 It < > F ICES. the timet*, but you wil ir to make a clean sweep ot carry goods from one tort profits, one close price fair dealing, governs our our ledger to worry and our time and energy to ng many a hard earned T Dormct shirts at 23, 40, : ci t 15^1/ pnu?.*?f ouuus uiieapui' ou buy. SPECTFULLY, LY & BELK. iy* ri -re. ; large storeroom, fitted up better prepared to furnish N than evrr before. - QUOTE A FEW. itli Patent dove-tailed slat in nirror, on rollers, $4.90. SSES $2.00: imings, complete, 45cts. 0 S>75.00. nplete, and at prices never LNG OUT 500DS, SUCH AS ISTS MATERIALS, MES, ETC., if these goods before tlie ALL KINDS. 'rames ilass aud Putty, Jornice Poles, Vindow Shades, labv Carriages. u / Rattan Goods, , BLINDS, LATHES, LIME. living man. Don't fail to my line. T. E- BAILEY 3m: 1ST GO. Dry G-oods Hats and , call on lis, r to chane^ft J ? o ? PURCELL.