Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NO RACKET! BUT - Solid Facts. - A Great Redaction ii Prices A T rami t. gee's. .?. IN order to reduce my stock aud effect some change io my business, I hare decided to offer goods at tbo very lowest living prices. Jeans ? t 25ota, sold for 33c Jeans at 33 1-3, sold for 40ots. Clothing suits at $15.00 priced 18.00 Clothing suits at $14.50 priced $15. CI Jibing suits at $9.00 priced $10. OVERCOATS MUST BE SOLD. ? In order to close out some lines of shoes I have decided to sell them at aud BELOW COST A LOT OF BOOTS AT CREATLY REDUCED PRICES. T ??ll :.i .... ?. oti AO a van co^CtiUl UltUUIlULl IU IJIJT UH AO, HE1SER $3 SHOE. As also his hand Sewed and Hand Welts, the very best^oods for the price. TO THE LADIES : I offer the I prettiest line of custom made shoes in tho town and guarantee every pair, You will find upon my counters Prints ^ at 5 cents, formerly sold at 8 l-3c. Examine and be convinced that my line of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS HOSIERY AND GLOVES Aro equal in quality aud price to tho very best and honest. All-wool undershirts and Drawers to match of the very best quality. lints of tho very latest styles and prices as low us can'be bought anywhero. Lidies Cloaks, just from the factory of the vory latest styles, which must be sold. A lot of Ladies Jackets (last season's) at cost Shawls, Blankets and Comforts. Stationery, Paper and Envelopes for the Ladies encils Pads, 5cts and upwards. Uogal and FooNcap paper. Pens, Pen Holders and Ink. BLANK BOOKS CHEAPER THAN EVER. f(>ne and see my immense stock and DC convinced that I can sell you almost anything you want, and I am determined that I will not be undersold. I MEAN 13TJHIINKSS, REUBEN T. GEE. Nov. 15 47 tf MASTER'S SALES. FOR DECEMBER 1892. The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY Court of Common l'leas. J. Volney S-irratt, Richard C. Thomson and Joseph trims, doing business under the f)rn? narue of Sarrntt, Sims & Co.. Plaintiff, again*! A. J. Parker, Defendant. IN obtdienc# to an ar<l?r made by hit Honor .las. F. Iz'ar, Circuit Judge. dated 14th October, 18',1'J, 1 will se'l on salesday, (6th) in Deceo ber, 181)2, at Union Courthouse, during the legal houra of aile, the following described lands : A ctr ain lot or parcel of land lying, r being and aitua'e in Union County, State of Sou It Carolina, and hounded by lands belonging to the Magnetic Iron Company, John Itarnhill, D. C. Painter and A. J. Hyarc, and containing forly-ceren acres, mors or lesy. M TKRMS OF SALBt O.te-half tho purchase money in cash, the | other half in one year, with interest from I date of sale, secure I by bond of purchaser I er purchasers, with inortgtgs of premises, i Purchaser to have tho privilege of paying [ all of the purchase money in cash. C. II PKAKB, i>... r _ it..: <i , _ r^ianci nu u iniyii lyuunij. Muttr'i Office, No?. II, 1892. Nev 18. 47 31. MILLINERY , T UST received from I lie Northern Mnrtj kets, a choice seleclii? of Millinery. LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICKS. Always pleased to show goo Is and give ~ Mf'tfuption to ciisiemerfc. M- MH8. JAS. tillANT. Oct 14 42 * if. I CANNOT STAY Tf A JL1VE CANNOT KEE Our trade for this season has been tion. Wo are recoiviug new shipments n Dry Goods, Notions, M: Shoes, Saddlery, Tinw thus proving that good honest goods t by our patrons. Our trade is on the upward grade coming to us. We advertise to sell cheap ond ncv< given an opportunity. OUR STOCK IS TIIE LAR< We are determined that the publi away a single dollar from our town tl at home. Our Dress Goods and Trimmings li so say the public. 1U. i x. - . - we waul* yuu. iu inspect OU1' Ulllg Cheviottes, Table Damask, etc. I > O TV L !F2 f You can buy these as cheap as'you ca Shoes, Sh( We need not mention this line as y< place to get good shoes at the lowest ] Womens aU leather shoes - - 75c. Mens " " " - - 75c. Childrens " " - - 25c. Ball Cotton - - - - 01c. 200 y'ds Spool Cotton - 02c. | RED ?C" OIL, OTHERS A Come in and buy your Winter outl J. Mch 20 The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Plvai. J. H. & L. N. Rodger, Ex're against Almira ledger. IN obodience to an order made ia the above . mated case, bj hie Honor .lao. F. Iz'ar. Circuit Jud^e, dated loth October, 1892, I will sell, ou balesday (din) in December, 1802, before the Courthouse doer in the lown of Uni*n. within the legal hours of snls, the fol'owing described property, tj wit : All that lot of land, lying, being and situate in the lown ef Union, on the corner of Daohelor and Academy streets, known ai the McNally lot, including dwelling, ou'building, and gnrden. 34. Eight lots of land in Boginsville township, known as lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, t>, 7 and 14, in the division ef the West Springs tract, bounded by lauds of Benjaraiu Wis', R. A. Hopkins and Glenn Springs road. TERMS OF SALE : One-fourth part in cash and the balance en a credit of one and two years, in equal installments, with iuterest from day if sale ; the credit portion of the purchase money to he secured by bond of the purchaser aud a mertgnge of the premises sold. Purchasers to pay for papers, and hare the privilege to pay the whole of their bids iu cash. C. II. PEA KB. Master for Union County. Master's Office, Nev. 11,1892. Ner. 18 47 St. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. J. Baxter Wood, in liis own right, and ns Administrator of Dr. u. C. Ray, deceased, Plaintiff*, against J. R. Blanten, Auditor of Union County, as Escbeator for said County, und the State Kof South Carolina, Dr/tiinaats. IN obedience to tin order made by his Honor, Jas. F. lzlnr, Circuit Judge, in the above stated case, dated Oct. 15, 181)2, ! will atii before the Ceurtliouae door in (he town of Un on, on sales lay (oih) in December, 18D2, during the legal hours of sale, the following lands, to wit : All that tract of land in Jnnesville township, in oaid County and 8tate, bounded bv lands of Moses Weod, F. S. Meng, W. C. Meriisliaw, S. 8. Wood ami others, containing Three hundred and seven acres, more or lesi. TERMS OF SALE : Out-third cash?the balance in two years, with interest from date of sale; the purchaser to give bond secured by mortgage of premises for credit portion, with privilege of paying the whole iu cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and recording. C. II. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's Office Nov. 11, 1892. Nov 18 47 2t The Stato of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. Court of Common l'leae. William Munro, again*! Clem T. Mabry, F. M. Farr and W. E. Thomson. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated c se, by bis Honor Jnmea Aldrich, Circuit Judge, dated July 8th, ififi:, i win sen netore trie ? 01111 noust amr, in the town of Union, du ring the legal h"Ur? of sale, on salvsday c'lih) in Oeceinb?r, 1 811*2, |lt? Ipllowjiig lands j 73 ACHBS, So*enty-thvce acres of land in Gowdoya* si lc t iwnsliip, bennde I hy lands of Jesso T. Mabrey on the South, of T. I). Li'tlejohn on the East, and of William Jones on the N irtb sn I East. 44 ACRK*. Also fourty-four acres in said (ownihip. adjoining lauds of T. 1>. Littlejoh.i, Will am Jones and J. J. Mabry, aud known as the Homo Pines, and he ng part and pirael of said seventy- three seres. YEIIMS OF SALE : ()ne-h*lf cash, balance on a credit of ens year, with interest frotn day of sa'e, stcured by bond of the purchaser, and a mortgage of thn premises. t . II PEA KB, Master for UnisnCounty. Master's Ofiiee, Nov. 11. 1S!?2. Ner. 13 47 31. IE PROGRESS OF STORE. IP US DOWN! beyond our most sanguine anticipaearly every day in Lllinery, Clothing, Hats, are and Crockeryware it real close profits are appreciated and every day new customers are ?r fail to prove it when was we arc jrEST IN TI1E COUNTRY, ic shall have no excuse for sending lis season for goods they cannot get lave never boon equaled in this town, 'll.'iniQ Pnl w*nna ( Infmrra T7lonnn1a , - > v?..wv?, Vww..foo, ^muueu ^ T I O N . II order from the factories. Des, Shoes, an all know that McLure's is the prices. Goo'd Shirting ... 04c* All Wool Jeans - - 10o Calicoc ' 5c. Gingham : : : 07d Wool Twill Red Flannel : 2Q<J SK YOU 25C., ONLY 20C. [it from lis?we will save you nu ixCJ W. McLURE, Ag't. 12 1 y David Johnson, Jr. Thos. B. Butler. JOHNSON & BUTLER, Attorneys ard Counselors, UNION, S . C . PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL LEGAL BUSINESS. Oct 14 4'J Ru> Grow Happy. ALL parties indebtc 1 to us in any way, either on account, note, lien or mortgage, must make immediate payment. Part:os having purchase 1 guauo for cotton will rememhor the time exs-.ire* Nov. 1st, 1802. FA UK & THOMSON. Oct 28 11 4t. RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO COLIMHIA AND GREF.XVII.LK DIVISION. Condensed Schedule, in effect Aug. 28, 1892. Traius run by 75th Meridian Time. {jetween Columbia, AUston and Spartanburg. Daily I | Daily No. 18.. | STATIONS. _ I No. 14. 11 I'OainlLv Cdumt.ia Ar, (1 05pm 12 10 p in] " AUston "I 5 10 " 1 11 "I ' Carlisle " I 4 10 " 1 20 " J " Santuc " I 4 00 " 1 55 " I " ..... Union " j 3 40 " 2 28 ' I " Paodet " j 2 48 " 2 55 p m|Ar Spartanburg Lv ; 2 10pm Between Columbia Scnecannd Walhalla. Daily, j I Daily.f, No. H | STATIONS. j No. 12. 11 20a m Lv Columbia Ar. G 05poi 12 05pni " Alsion " 5 15 4 12 24 " " Pomaria " 4 48 " 12 43 " " Prosperity.... " 4 3" " 1 00 " " Newberry " 4 15 " 1 05 " " Helena " 4 10 " 1 4G ' I " Cliappcll's..,. " 3 31 ? 2 25 " ' Nin? ly-Six... " 3 09 " 2 50 " " (Ircenwooil... * 2 50 ' 3 10 " " Ilodges 2 29 " 3 27 " ' Donalds " 2 11" 3 38 " I " Ilonea Path.. ; i 58 " .. - - .. i .. u.i f i i ... > OO " ;\1' ijV 1 <1 ()-> ?' |Lv 15clt<*i Arj 1 35 " I 4 35 11 I " Anderson.... " : 1 15 ' j 6 '3 " | " l'endlctou*... " jl2 45 ' GOO " jAr Seneca Lv 12 10pm 7 20 " iLv Seneca Arj 11 55am 8 00 pmlAr Walhalla Lv 11 loam 5 10 p m|Ar Greenville... Lv|12 OOn'n Trains leave Spartanburg, A. C. i>i?is ion, Northbound, G.u I a- rn, 3. I'd p. m, 0 17 y?. m. {Vestibule I Limited); South bound, 6.00 a in, 4.18 p ui, 11 n_ Ult> (Vestibuled Liuii cd); V.'estbound, W. N. C. Division, 3.00 and 0.25 p. m, for llen'orsonv'Pc, Ashcvillo, and Hot Springs. Trains leave Greenville, 8. C., A. & c. Division, Northbound, 2.27 a in, 2.15 p. in., 5.24 p in {Vvstibuled Limited); South bound G.10 a in. 5*24 p ui, 12.00 p ni (Vestibuled Limited) Trains leave Seneca, A & C Divisi n Northbound 1.00 a in 12.15 p in; South-, hound 7.58 a mi. 7.11 i> in PULLMAN OA 11 SERVICE I'u linan l'a'aco 81 cp no Car on Trains 1) 10. II. and 12, 37 and 08 on A & C l>ivis'on. Pullman Parlor Cars on Trains Nos Id and 14, between Columbia and Spartanburg. W A TURK, S. II. IIAHDWICK, (ion'I lV*# Agl Asst Gcn'l Pass Agt t> iMiingioii i>. i . Ai'anin, ua. V K NioHKK. SOL HAAS, (1 n'l Snjit Trafiio Mgr Columbia. S (1 Washinglon I) C W II OllKKN, Ueu'l Mg'r. Washington b C For Information r.Wl free Handbook write to MIJNN A ft)., :?;l lllco.Al)WAY, Nr.w VC'ilK. Oldest bureau for sriem-in* patents in Amarlca. Kvory patent taken out t?y u* It bronjV. be/ore tbc public by a notice Fit en free .?f charge In the Scientific ^wcvican CO J.arifcjt circulation of -.nr cotentiiic paper In the world. t*PlMiiill(|lr iilcs r,lot. Jf,. iiiIkI:,Flint mail sbt.iM bn without It. Weoklr. V.I.(10 a ft'Xi tlM ?i* utii.tha. Audre*:. MUXtf & COvuousssns,?ei b.oadway,tfovr Soik. vwi 'a -?*9'*9 4* * I*' 5?5- *. eht e et WHO DBAI THE "OLD RELL FOSTER Will WILL TEI That is tV to buy tbe B FORT LEAST Our stock is always clean and fresh, at Ladies Wraps, Clothing, for uieu and Boys, ware, Saddlcry, leather, and evorytbiog usu We make our prices to accord with the ( that in every instance they will receive tho for SPQXJCA?Si ou*r relations wit oar long experte?9PfiT catering to the tanti Sensible people are nowadays no longer oari tivo advertising ponny baits, etc , etc. We inducement!, but wbat wo are prepared to e We guarantee everything as represented, you will savo money. Call, examine, coniparo goods and pricci guns is to large, and a bargain we will give iauious McKinloy bill went into effect, there prices, which we off.T you. PRICKS RANGE FROM S2. Call early and get your pick ol the lot. Fast N E DRY G Wc are now opening a new st wc oiler cash buyers at 0 UU SHOE Our SHOE stock is complete, to be bottomed with LEAT CHEAP GF In the GROCERY line we ci arrive at $4.00 to $4 TOBACCO! ' All grades of TOBACCO from wl be suit SHELF AND F SHELF GOODS, CAM&S AN] W ? VAEIE1 HORSE MI We have ordered a line of J and in fact try to keep everytl NO TROUBLE TO SHOW 0 GOOI Youn Mch 4 1< ^ 'I Prattle*. In othar ngnli, wa you you In bad Am, T W^RDKk \ at whlcbyoucan nplilljr pUurlB / jBB/ j^BHPCTlwyVA V tba dollar*. W? I'W'TAj \ \N \L ^^H|\can and wlll.lt ' II I you pi**M,t*actf o ' ISB3RE5BISBB V\ l\ you quickly Ijow O \^ Bm ! a? th* dart, an3 // mora a* you fd Vw^- V/ on Both inn. VPMH^BnZwMy In any 1 VwrlSiTiT^^m^K' pari of America, jl ^lll 1J*JBtlWar/ you can com- i| X^\3 B11 1pianr* at koma. .fw'n* *,J >ol*? BMWwn^MaMMHMawnwM lima, or a par* rr B M*1I^BliifliflMlMIHS^M monianl* oalr, u to lb* work. What w* offer la now hai aPB? s^B^^|KnHr^B ,rN boon I ?r*r *"^ "" BdM<TL^WWrV*^yfly5g^et- ayain. thatfraa B I VlTl WWap VIW pay la aura f<H If L lA I. t WfHAPTMjL.1 arary workar for la lurai A dual rytnly nac9J3|?|| Maary for y|''* SSKa fr ' ^Jalrldaa forward | V lo DM All, larMrtfr* profraaa, thai niTtrbJHLwHtm. II It probably lha araataat opporiunlijr labnd^^^opla bar) tin ni known. How la lha lima. l)ala> maana loaf" Full parllaulara ? frer. lunar wrlla mt once. Adilraaa. OEOaOE I KTINSOM A Co., Ho* l'orllnnd, NnlM. 4 A Pressing Call. \LI, p?rs >1)8 indebted lo us, either by not?, aoceunt, Mortgage or Lien, or? ' hereby notified (hat in order to ir#rt the " preiei Ig demands of our obligations, we nre ' coin) oiled to make colleotIons at once fiom ^ those indebted to 119, and we hereby give not'ce that settlements must be made imuie- I d lately; PANT BROS. Not. 4 46 4l. ^ ' 1 J - a,? / 'v * J . -m 8&? V* * > ^ * ' f ' I ) ? T B 0 D Y| *4 WITH A.BLE" HOUSE * KINS & CO. " X YOU ie Place. EST GOODS. . o HE O M O NE Y.b I, u id consists of Dry Goods, Notion o Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Tin. ally kopt in a first class store, umes, and our customers are assured p benefit of our advantages in buying :h the largest and best house, ana 9 of the people of Union County ried away by sensational and decep make no promises or hold out no g ubtantiato. and by giving us your patronago a V 9. Our stock of single and double .< you, as they were bought before the 1 iby saving us 35 to 40 per cent in g 25 TO $16.00 EACH. or Mils & Co. i ^ : OODS. ock of DRY GOODS which reasonable prices. I 1 STOCK. ' 1: and we guarantee every pair 'HER, 110 paper filling. ^OCERIES ' in fill your bill. Flour to .50 per barrel. TOBACCO! v tiich the most fastidious can ^ ed ANCY GOODS. v 0 CRACKERS OF MANY 1 ?IES. 1 T,T,TNERY I1 ,m.m J JL -A? 1 JL^IX^ M | IORSE MILLINERY, ' liing the public may need. t ?R PRICE ANY OF OUR >S. RESPECTFULLY, 1 g & Hunter. > tr 1 i 'HE UNION MUG"COMPANY. 1 'HE UNION DRUG COMPANY espectfully inform the people of Union that ?t.A? ' ?IVJ HI o iCt'CIVilijr ? U'JIU J>1 C TOCK OF NEW DRUGS ? ANI? ? II Kinds of Fancy Articlcs sual'y kept in a completely equipped and well conducted Drug Store, such as TOILET SOAPS. TOOTH AND IIAIR BRUSHES, i POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, Sl? AIL OTIIKR AKTICLKS FOR T1IK TOILKT. ' RESCRIPTIONS CAREPULLV COM- ' POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. We intend to keep a complete atock of ' esh goods in e-?ch department, and invite le public to try the qualify of our goods ad our prices. Jrnon Drug Company 5 ? " RESIDENCE FOR SALE. I THE lie use and lot in tha town of Union . on tho corner of South sad Orog atreeta, ito'y owned and occupied by Mrs Martha I. Cage, is offered for sale. TERMS EASY. For particulars, apply ts tha uudersignsd. OEO. W. OAOE, Chester, S. C. Not 11 40 0t. i? TH NEW- ' RAC1 It is a well known fact that we nd the numerous packages that ur greatest advertisement, and f Union County are pleased wit usiness. Personally we are proud of the tad this season and consider it a ur business methods, and every onvinced that AITHFULNESS TO THE PUBL REWAI We bought this season the h ihoes, Hats, Clothing, Notions, < nd were daily asked "wha tin tl nthjthem ?" Our one low price hat problem for us ; and new tin et enough goods and get them ft Every mail that goes out fron etters to our New York buyer, hem to hurry up our goods as reight brings us new goods to 11 n that way we manage to keep tow find each department full c irices that our competitors cann< Nice Ginghams, fiicts. Othei 1 to lOcta. Good Plaids. Sicts. A case of Standard Calico just >uy it elsewhere for less than 7 < ...u r.? qq XJVJ B DUll 1U1 UU WHIB. A man's nice suit for $2.48. Man's High cut Shoe, solid, for And thousand of other things j To wait on our increasing trad< lew salesmeu, and are now with o give you the very best atter lerks will take pleasure in she nense stock, and will quote you HAR tpril 10 ] MEW FAL1 NOW OPEN FOP Our buyers have just returned rhere they bought a large and o suit all the trade. Shoes, Sho< First, we will say that our sto ve are prepared to make you sor ilosest buyer. We have some sj ine. Call and see them. ]ress Goods Sta In Dross Goods we ur e prepar md at very reasonable prices, t In Staple Goods, such as Pri he new things in Cotton Goods, "M./W w ~ 1VJL. M. M JUj \ 1 A. WORD TO THE LADIES: Our Millinery Department se< lion, because the ladies always ion there. We can show you nil the n< nets, and Trimmings of every ki ?et first choice. You will always find us wit ^oods, and the very lowest price YOURS VERY RES GRAM Jan 22 /? Determined to by 1st Jt Having decided toll .11 A all give an 01 my time to another and better profession, I have decided to quit the Mercantile business. [a Hardware. Gins, i B u G G FOR THE S ] NO CREDIT?SO DOJ W. D. Sep 2a W TO R K I ?ET. lead in LOW PRICES* daily go out of our store is proves to us that the people h the way we conduct our k IkkiMVkllOAll I i<n,li\ W?A i iuvjivuovu tiuuo no uuvo universal endorsement of day we became more firmly IC WILL BRING ITS OWN RD. *? irgest stock of Dry Goods ?tc., ever brought to Union le world we expected to do to everybody soon solved e only trouble we have is to ist enough. 11 here carries one or more and shoe factories, asking last as possible, and every ike the place of those sold, our stock up, and you can >f nice FRESH GOODS, at at touch. rs sell the same goods from in, 5 cents a yard ; cannot >r 8 cents. 75cts. just as cheap. 3 we have had to employ two our force of 9 men, prepared | ltion. Polite and attentiv wing you through our im some very low prices. tESPECTFULLY, RY & BELK. ~ goods! , IXSPEOTION. ' from the Northern markets well assorted stock of goods 3S, Shoes. ck of shoes is immense, and ue prices that will catch the oecialties to oiler you in this ? 1 ^ ti l T) . JIB IrOOOS Jl'tC.. ed to oiler you some beauties, oo. nts, Ginghams, and all we have a very large stock. VERY.. jins to be the centre of attracfind the novelties of the sea3W shapes in Ilats and Bonnd to match. Call early and h a full stock of iirst class >s. >PE TFULLY, M & SPARKS. If Quit Business inuary. i Some rich bargains | N in store for the people |of Union County for the next 90 days, i Stores, Harness ana IES, POT CASH. NTT ASK. : MEAN BUSINESS.'^ BEWLEY. m 8a Jg