Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hemphill Amos Ilobcrson Tom llusky Tillman Rosa Wuh Hemphill Rich joaa lutnan Smith do W 8 do C F do George Jefferies J P do Ajjr do W A do Thomas do Isaiah Sarratt A A do Pink Se'lers H S do D do Mike do J N Service R F do j C Smith H F Jones W I do james Kelly Noah Smith Gordon Vasaey W II do E'i Vaughn R D do Morgan do j L do Aleck do j F do Dock Vinson Thomas do Silas Walker j L do Ming) do W R Sparks W O do Matt do j S do Henry Spears ltB do Dr M j < Sl)ene?r inlin ir W?KK?? P a ^ ?? J ?t WWVI a w do Felix do W II do j 1) Withers Mac ( Sprouse George Whisonant C W Stroup T F Wilkins j II do T II Wilson George do S L Wood Eldrigc Tate Mose Wofford j F Thomson joe Wright G B 1 Upchurch j T do G W List of Letters ( Remaining in the Postofhce at Union, for > tlie week ending Sept. 30tb, 18M2. Mr Gerry Golden iMiss Sillvannar More ] Mr W H Green (Mrs Margret Robin- | eon. ] Persons culling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. ( J. C. HUNTER, P. M. , }J Attention, Hub AIliuuccH. , ub-Mil ui oca arc hereby notified (o e'ect lO delcgitci to tlie Quarterly Alliance which will meet at Union on Friday, October 14tli. It is important that every Sub- ( Alliance should be represented at that mcoting by a full delegation. A. C. LYLES, Sec'y. Sep 30 40 2t Fine Lands for Sale. ON PACOLET KIYER. I BELONGING to the estate of Josiah FosJ tcr, deceased, will be sold in 5 different tracts. Plats can be seen by cilliug on the Executor. Terms of sale?One-half cash, balance on 1 12 months time. J T. L. HAME3, 1 ^ Executor. C |r x , Sep 30 10 It d 4 ? Two Small Tracts of Land for Sale in Santuc. i 11VILL sell before the Courthouse door in the town of Uuion, on Monday the seventh day of November, next, the follow- t ing described property: Two tracts of land V containing sixty acres more or less, simatel *one mile and one and one-quarter miles ' respectively from Santuc depot. s both of these tracts have dwellings upon d them; one a two-story, and good orchard. Half of this last named tract is in stock pine aud original forest. Purchasers of these lands will be given until first of ./anuary to make payment. If resold at purchasers risk. Private sale will - be undo .if terms can i'c "n'ffV.lj .MV.fflti rlidtnrt ' 1 ii i> > viwit nn sop ;JO 10 4t J Sewing Machines From $11) Up. ] j (i ?. ? 0 * w j 1 can furnish you with several of the best makes of the h'gh grade Sewing Machines, ti on reasonable terms, ami at the lowest h pi ices, also c i] GOOD SECOND HAND MA- ? CHINES FROM $10 UP. s b To any person whose Machine or Musical 1' Instrument 1 have had to repossess because of failure of die purchaser to pay the installments when doc. I will give a iSl'ECIAL discount now, if they desire to buy. S, M. Rice, Jr. E. U. I'. N. I> n't forgot tiuit 1 sol! some oT the bc-t l'iuios ami Organs llial arc made. S. M. lllL'H, J If, K. U. &ep y:j ;iy (l- 1 i Mortgage Sale. 1 Alio Stale ot South Carolina. I com:tv of union. 8 I \*" <r. *? * i . A. J uf t iic ? la'o of John Mayc, deceased. , an I by virtue of a power of sale comuiued iu a iuo (gage given t > l>. T. It lack, til February. ISS'i, ami recorded in the ollice ?1 ilie Keg stor of Mesne Conveyance for 1 Union Comity, in llo.ik (>, No. 7, page 71, i ! ..ill fell i?t public sale, before the Court- ' house do ir, dui ing the legal hours of sale, on salesday in October, Itsb'J, all bis r.glil tit c and interest iu and ton certain tract of 1 land in .1,-iic-villc township, in Union County, in the Suite aforesaid, containing one hundred and ninety-seven (ll?7) acres, boun led by lands of Jesse Kisliop, Mary Ale-Daniel. estate of Win. Long and others. 'id ,*nis of de?t '\SH. lTirehaser to pay f?r papers. W.m. A. niCUOLSON. Assignee. Se| l li? .'IS 3t Notice to Creditors. 1NJ'V I'lCK i" hereby g>vcn that nil persons J 4. iinlpbtvil u 1 ho estate of N. M. Qirnu, i|coei>scn1, must make payment to the subscriber, ns soon as possib'e. All pets-ns having cla ms against sai l es'a'o are requested to present tliom to me, propel ly attested, immediately. I'. F. SMI HI, Ux'r. Weal Spring. Sept 2 "<>> 1'. ? vVnen ut Home. nllilllA ri T.lt I Hiall be in my oHioe at . Unii'ti, the first days of oicli week. TO\VNSJi>D. May 13 20 If. V MASTERS SALES. The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY, Court of Coram in Pleas, A. Q. Rice against Mary P. Dawkin?, et. al. IN obedience to an order made in th above stated ease by hie Hon. Jamt Al iricb, Circuit Judge, dated July 8, 1891 1 will sell before the jCourt House door i the (own of Ueien, on Monday^the 3d day < October, 1892 witbin the legal hours of sab the fvl'ow ng described property, to wit. All that certain tnct or parcel of land lying, brin' aid situate, in the County an State afi.i. said, containing 308 acres, more ok less, bounded by lands of David Farr, Asbur Lindsey, Ed. Kendrick and lands of til estate of Jeff Mabry, deceased. also, "* All that tract or parcel of land in tfe County acd State aforesaid, lying parti within and paitly without the limits of tl town of Union, facing on Church and Aca emy streets, containing 270 ACRES MOHK OR LESS, bounded by lands of R. I). Culp, Wtr Muuro H. L. Go-s, Mrs. Lylcs and others. ALSO, All that tract or parcel of land in th County and Stite aforesaid, on waters < rbickcty Creek, eontainitig 920 ACRES, MORE Oil LKS?, known as the Whig Hill PI ice, and boundc oy lands now, or formerly, belonging t diehard Littlejohn and others. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, the balance oil a credit c me and two years, in equal annual install nents, with interest at the rate of 7 pe ;eut per annum ; the credit porliou to b ecured by bond of the purchaser and uortgage of the premises. The put chaser to have the privilege c laying the whole of their bids iu cash. Purchasers to pay for papers. The above described lands will bo sold it racts or parcels, plats of which can be scet it my ofiice. C- II. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's ofiice, Sept. 10, 1892. 8ept. 10 38 3t. The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. Court of Conunou Picas. Wm. Munro, against C. 11. Roberson and 11. M. Griiuball,* LN obedience to an order made by hi: Hon. T. B. Frnzer, Circuit Judge, datet 8ih March, 1892, I will sell before th< leurthouse in the town of Union, on Mon ay, the 3d day of October, 1892, withii be legal hours of sale, the followiug d?s ribed property, to wit: All that certain tract or parcel of Hind ying, being and situate in the County o loiou, State aforesaid, about four (i) mile >outh of Union Courthouse, containing 230 ACRES, 51 ORE OR LESS, louuded by lands of Charncr S. Qreer J Pes Woodson, J. C. Shettleswortli ?ti< ilhers. Said land known as the Yonn: ract end (bo Clark tract, in the partitioi ale of (lie es'ate of Joseph llcateubaugli cceased. TERMS, CASH. C. H. PEAKE, Master fur Union CountyMaster's olhce, Sept. 10, 18U2. Sept. 1G G8 .'It. I N10N CO U NT V. Court of Common 1*1 eas. . T. A. llelue, et al, vs Glenn D. l'eakc, ct al and arali E. Ucluc, vs. Glenn D. l'enke, ct al I X obedience to an order made by lib L Hoiiii-, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge a*.cd February G, 180-, I will sell befon le Courthouse door in the town of Union n Monday, the 3d day of October next itliiu the legal hours of sale, the following escribed property, to wit : All that tract or parcel of land, known a; ite Homestead of Sarah E. licluc, set oil u er from tho lands of John T. ltelue, de cased, being a part of the lauds known as lie Howard and Forbes tracts, conta ning 1GG.1 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ituatc 1 in llogausville Township. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash, the balance on a credit o: wclve months, with interest, from day o a'.e; the credit portion to be secured bj ond of the purchaser aud mortgage of tin a etnises. C. II. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's oflice, Sept. 10, 1802. Sept 10 38 3t The iStatc of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. Court of Common l'leas. J nines Monro, Master, ui/itiiixt. Charles it. Loug. LN obedience to an order made by hi* Honor, J. J. Norton, Circuit Judge, lated Augu*t 23. 1800, I will sell before (la 'ourlhouso door in the town of Union, on donday, the ;)d day of Cctober next, iVithin the legal hours of sale, the following Icscribcd property, to wit : All that ceitaiu ir.:ct or parcel of land viig, being and situate in Joncsville towniliip, State and County aforesaid, containing 208 71-lot) ACllK3, NOilK Oil LBS9, jounded by lands of H. F. Vaughn, John MWrtvB!1! iW'WJ o???.4tlu'Wll.c! Mints ot liiriuui Long, deceased. 221 83-100 Ai'ltKS. All that certain tract of land lying, being itidsiluitc in Jotiesville towuship, State itid Cwiiiny aforesaid, containing two him* be.I and iwcniy-one and eighty-throe one liuadrc Itli noes, more or less, bounded l?> lands of Jes-e Bishop, J. W. Scott and others. Said Tract known as Tract No. 1, in the division of the lands of Miriam Long deceased. 100 03*100 A CRTS. AH that certain tract of land lying, beinj and situa'e in Joncsville Township, Stat< . . I I < I II 1.1' .muuiil Ptilihl'.IMIitr HI10 1111 ' 1 .'I'i'l \A?IIIlljr < 11 *' i ' 11 vwuticiMii^ v .. v Jml and ninety an i sixty-throe one linn d red lit acres, more or less, bounded by land of J. W. Scotand others. .Said tract knows as Tract No. 3, in the division of the land ofMirintn Lung, deceased. Till'. KIMIIKKLY ANI) DAVIS TRACTS. All that ctrtaiu tract or parcel of of land lying, being and situate in Jonesville town ship, St ile and county afoicsaid, containin one iiiindrcd and seventy two ami sixty-nin one hundredili acres, more or less, known u the Kiiuberly and l>avis tracts, bounded b; 1 mils ef James Orr, Allen V inson, K. M Vinson, J W. Scott, at.d the Spuitaabur road. T Ell MS OF SALE. OiH-liiird ca*di and I lie balance on credit of one nntl two years, iu etpial instill uieiils, iv.th ii.tcie.st from the day of wal rise credit portion o:'ti.e j urclmsc iuoim to be secured by bond of the purchaser an i nun gage of the premises. C. M PEA KB, Master for Union County. Ma le? s Ullite, Sept 1<?. lbbli. Scft ltj Tne State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY Court of Common Plea*. Thomas C. Duncan, Es'r. est. B. H. Rio* ayauut , John D. Long. | N obedience to an order made by hie is L Honor James Aid rich, Circuit Judge, I, dated, 8th July, 1892, I will sod bon fore the Courthouse, in the town of Union, >f on Monday, October 8, 1892, within the f, legal hours of sale, the following desoribed property, to wit : I, All thai certain tract or parcel of land, d known as "My Home Place," located at Jonesville, in the State and County aforesaid, containing J 143 ACHKS, MORE OK LESS, e bounded by lands of Wm. T. Littlajohn, C. Horn, J. E. Lindsey, ilie Godfrey Fowler tract, estate of W. B. llames and others. ie ALSO y All that tract of land now occupied by J. ie G. Loug, located iu the s?id town *f JoueaI ville, containing. ONE ACRE, MORE OR LESS, bounded by lands of Mrs. Sailic Sco:l, Main I. street of said town, lauds of J. G. Loug and the 8. U. & C. Railroad. 317 ACRES. l0 All that certain piece, parcel or tract of jf land in Jonesvillc township, county of Union, State afoiesuid, knowu as the Godfrey tract, containing about three hundred and Ecrcutceu acres, bounded on the North ^ by landa of David James and itichard Lcmas 0 ter, East by lands of John Piekeus, South by lauds of David Mosely and Ebjah Fowler, and by "My Home Tract" purchased ,f from W. II. Wa'lace, aud by lauds of J. E. Liudsay, (.?. W. Bonner, aud J. (i. Long, r TERMS OF SALE. c One-third cash, the balance on one aud a two years credit, with iulerest from day of sale: the credit portion to be secured by f bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Said tracts will be sold in one or move 1 trac's, as may seem best to the Master, i C. 11. PKAKE. Master for Union County. Mas'er's ollicc, Sept 10, 1892. Sept 10 US lit SHERIFF'S SALES. FOR OCTOBER, 1892. 1EV virtue of sundry executions to me directed, 1 will sell before the Courthouse door, iu the towu of Union, on Monday, the third day of October next, during the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following described property to wit: * One tract of land belonging to John C. Sinclair, situate, lying and being in Union 1 township, Union County containing twentysix aud one-half acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. 1\ Dawkin?, A. 11. Foster, William Muuro, and other lands of John C. Sinclair. s Levied on aud to be sold as the property of John C. Sinclair, at the suit of William Munro, Plaint iff' against John C. Sinclair, t Defendant. j , A I.SO. g Three mules belonging to Thomas Lee a Thorp, named Bill, Jack aud May. Levied i, on, and to be sold us the property of Thomas Lee Thorp, at the suit of W. 11. II. Bevill, ct al, Plaintiffs ngtinst Thomas Morris, et al Defendants. Terms of sale?CASH. J. 0. LOEli. S. U. C. ocpt. lt? "8 "t? Delinquent Tax Sales. The following Kcil and Personal prop? crty will bo sold for taxes b T>re the Courthouse door at Union, 011 Salceday iti October, 1802. ' Itvul ( 2. One tract of land belonging to M. M. Harnett, in Union lownslup, containing 110 r acres. 2. One lot of land belonging to W. E. s Johnson, in Fish Dam township. > 4. One Jot of land belonging to 1,. W. Jen. nitig, iu Fish Dam township, j lug 80 acres. r G. Ono lot of iuiul belonging to J. W. Word, iu Fish Dam township. '.I. One tract of land belonging to Mrs. M. P. Dawkins, in Union School District, containing 214 acres, f 10. One tract of lanl belonging to Mrs. C M. 1\ Dawkins, in Diaytonviile township, p containing 020 acres. 5 11. One tract of land belonging to Mrs. M. P. Hawkins, in Jouesvillc township, containing 220 acres. 12. One tract of land belonging to 11. P. llogau, in Bogausvi le tiwiiship, containing 44 acres. l'crstninl H'rtsjuu'ij. 14. One sulky plough belonging to 0. \V. Peakc. 10. One bureau, two pots, one tea kettle and two ovens belonging io Anderson bailor. 'J'he above described real estate and personal properly wi 1 be sold for taxes at the suit of the State agiinst the persons iiainul t above. > .J. U. LUNG, S. U. C. - Sheriff's Oliicc, Sept. 10th, lb'XJ. i : THE UNION DRUG COMPANY L'cspcct fully inform the people of Union that they are receiving ft complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS i ? A N U ? I in i"- i i' r . All Minis 111 rum:} .mines y ~ Usually kept iu completely c?.tuippt--l and well conducted Drug Stove, such as TOILET SOAPS. s i T.mil AND IIA 111 BRUSHES, a POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, | AND ALL OTI lKIl AIITK LK3 FOH THK TO MKT. g e is y PKESCRI I'TIONS CaREFULLY COM1. g FOUNDED AT ALL HOURS* a I- We inlcn 1 to keep .. complete stock 0 ?! fresh good: in each department, and inviti %y the public 10 try the <|Uality }of our goodi ll* and our prices. Union Drug Company l ,? oh , ?* sj A ?St 'J bl dKY'G : 1/ * We are now opening a new we oner cash buyers OUK iSHO Our SHOE stocli is complet to be bottonied with LE r^ut? A n r> . I In the GROCERY lino wc arrive at $4.00 tc TOBACCO ! 4 % t All grades of TOBACCO from be t SHELF AND SHELF GOODS, CAKES VAR: HORSE M We have ordered a line t and in fact try to keep eve NO TROUBLE TO SHO^ G( You Mch 4 NEW FAl NOW OPEN F< f\ i l vruir uu^fiB lrnvc iubi/ ifun ~ To* siilrtir the traclcf Shoes, ' Sh First, we will say that our we are prepared to make you closest buyer. We have soni line. Call and see them. Dress Goods, S In Dress Goods we are prep and at very reasonable prices In Staple Goods, such as I the new things in Cotton Goo? M I lu Tu T A WORD TO THE LADIES Our Millinery Department tion, because the ladies al\va\ son there. We can show you all the nets, and Trimmings of every get first choice. You will always find us 1 goods, and the very lowest pi YOURS VERY E GRAM J it 11 22 Determined to by 1st i Having decided tc give all of my time tc another and better profession, I have decided to quit the Mercantile business. Ill Hardware, His, B u G ( FQB T H E Ss' NO CREDIT?SO D( * Wi I Sep 2;? RODGER te I Goods js V v ! W 100DS. * 1 stock of DRY GOODS which u at reasonable prices. Ti n m r\ r\ ir & 0 1 U U A. . e, and we guarantee every pair ATIIER, no paper tilling. ROCERLES. ) can till your bill. Flour to > $4.50 per barrel. TOBACCO! which the most fastidious can ju i ted FANCY GOODS. \ND CRACKERS OF MANY [ETIES. [ILLINERY. >f HORSE MILLINERY, rything the public may need. J OR PRICE ANY OF OUR )ODS. A RESPECTFULLY, mg & Hunter. 10 tf LL GOODS, 111 inspection. nod from the Northern market.-'. Ul guuu.S oes, Shoes. stock of shoes is immense, and some prices that will catch the c specialties to oiler yon in this [aula Goods, Etc, iared to oiler you some beauties, I, too. 'rints, Ginghams, and all | lis, we have a very large stock. IV X? 14 Y . w seems to he tlie centre oi attracres it i /I in .inun n inc /if ti in w*n'i_ I ' p 11I1U I II v IIV/ V V/l I/1V >7 \z* IUV PVIfc I new shapes in I fats and lionkind to match. ^Call early and with a lhU stock of lirst class 'ices. j J RESPECTFULLY, I . [AM & SPARKS. A :> if 11 duit Business January. * Some rich bargains 1:" in store for the people ^ of Union County for 1 _ A /"\ 1 I tO I Htne nexi yu aays, , lia Stoves, Harness and S fJa 3 I E S . r?(X i 1? < > 'JL" CASH. S5 WK 3NT ASK. r, I MEAN BUSINESS. ). BEWLEY. 5 " ' bar PURCELL'S ' T I |Orj- / J ' L /J I J lD 1 i ^ ? 1 * 1 ' " ?? ' 5w ; ^MnpwB s NEW Y i ^ ' ? 1 ^ ^ v * *** RACK To make room for new goods, ing in soon, we have marked si very low to close out. Lots of dirt cheap. Our buyer left this week for 13 York to buy our stock of Fall and in a few days we will li on our shelves and counters, th and best assorted stock of goo( Union. Since we have been in* busi i i i?1_ .1 ?u 8UVCU you UUIIUIX'U!) ui uuuum marking and selling everything Nothing marked at long time pr sold at the eash value of a dollai goods in larger (quantities we them cheaper than ever, and W( the same close protit. Don't buy until you have looked ltEJSI HARIV pril 10 15 NEW G( Latest Styles! Lowest ?nre?irerw reuulvlll^ OITT T*ill J LADIES DRES AND ARE READY TO SIIOW THE FUR NOVELTIES, JACQUARD CREI 1LLUMINATI CHEVRON BEIGES, BEDFORD CORD! WITH A FI LE LINE OF TRIM! Wo bought these goods early, choicest selections, and that the I made up in ample time. K HAVE THE I'HETCTEST AND 3 II O For Men, Ladies, Misses and Childi ill Union. CALL EARLY, BEFORE Till-: ST< FOSTER, WILK an 2 L BE YBD ABREAST ffi If not, just road carefully, and you ??ili bo < ucs. Cotton is very low in prico, and a small o isses of merchandise must be down at ROCK Mv ut prices u such induccmouts as uiv competitors cannot My stock is large, and selected with tho great C9 : ry Goods, Notions, Milline Shoes, Trunks, Tinware an I eau only call your attention to a low of the 11 offer you. One word to the Lidic'j. lirst : MILLI ILLINERY ! This is the line of goods th vc secured the services of MISS MARTIN, ablishineut in tlie country. She comes anion, B of tho 'nest TrinimcrH m n! out from the Norl >k advantage of Mil I lie Fall ojtouiiifs of tlic 1; .ltimoii>. The stock is large and complete, ) W E It TIIAN T11E LI)W EST. ltcud these few of the many bargains that I an )<) yds Proas Prints worth 7Jc far Gc. A good p H) " Piedmont Shirting, 4\c. The best Ml " press Plft-ds, 4Jc. The Itest t por.en Spools Cotton, 200 yds snooty 2c The road nil Lea hcr whole stock shoe, 76c. Ladies J? A big line of J>run.i))er'n Raiuplca, consisting of -chiofs, < J loves, Over-sbirta, Shawls, Fnscina eket Hooks, Haundried and IJnlauuUried Shirl UOLESALE I'll ICES. This is a raro opp gains. _L WOOL-FILLING JEANS, GU/> CENTS PER YAI Cone at once and you will find that I am not ry :?r?ic!c r?o advertised. J. W. ] Ich 20 12 ? ORK 11| l Xjj JL which will be comjnie linen of goods them will be sold altiuioro and New and Winter goods, ave opened hp and c biircest, cheapest. Is ever brought to ness here wc have in cohl cash, by 5 ul our close profit, ice, but everything Now, by buying will be able to get 3 propose to sell at at our goods. .'ECTFUIjLY, F & BELK. ly linns i _S T Prices!!! 1 and "Winter slock of ;s GOODS, LATEST EFFECTS IX >ONS, 2D DIAGONALS, S, HENRIETTAS, ETC. MINGS TO MATCH. , ill order to gel the jadic.s may get tlicni CHEAPEST LINK OF en, ever shown before TCKS Ali.E IIKOKEN. INS & CO it* if THE TIMES? mlightonod. These arc (l? rop being made, noccssari'y ail BOTTOM PRICKS. which will enable mo to offer meet. lost carc and taste in a'l thofio ry, Clothing, Hats, d Crockcrywarc. lauy bargains which I am ablo NERY! MILLINERY! at you arc all interested in. 1 late with the largest tniliiuorv g you highly recommended as ,h. Before corning South $ho lrgest Fancy Goods Stores in and prices guaranteed to be j now offering for sale. air Men's Hoots $l.:5 7c. srirr ir.it in tim stato r.<i? .Soft Felt, full sliano, 51-00. Men 8 Suit of Clothes, $3.00. okets worth $8 and $10, for only Undorwcar, Hosiery, Hand itors, Children's Knit Hood-. :a, and lots of small wares at ortunlty for securing genuine iRANTEED, ONLY 20 RD. "blowing," but can show you McLURE, Ag't. >x