Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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: wmm - f NO RACKET] BUT - Solid Facts. ' A Great Redaction iH Prices A T MEM T. IMS. IN order to reduce my stock and effect some change io my business, I have decided to offer goods at the very lowest living prices. Joans i t 25ots, sold for 33c Jtaos at 33 1-3, sold for 40ots. Clothing suits at $15.00 priced 18.00 Clothing suits at $14.50 priocd $15. Cbthing 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 CJOSs'X' A LOT OF BOOTS AT CREATLY REDUCED PRICES. I call especial attention to my CHAS. HE1SER I $3 SHOE. As also his hand Sewed and Hand Welts, the Tory best^toods for the price. TO THE LADIES: I offer the I prettiest line of custom tnado shoes in the 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 lioe of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS j HOSIERY I AND GLOVES ; t Are equal in quality apd price to the 1 very best and honest. ( All-wool undershirts and Drawers to > i.L .U e * ISa? 1 uf?Hu vi %iio ?crj ubii i|usiuj? | Hats of the very latest styles and .1 prwes as low as can'be bought anywhere. Lidies Cloaks, just from the factory < of the very latent stylos, which must be ' sold. * A lot of Ladies Jackets (last season's) r at cost Shawls, Blankets and Comforts. Stationery, Paper and Envelopes for the Ladies ?Peaoils Pads, bets and upwards. Logal and Foelwap paper. Peos, Peu Holders and Ink. BLANK B00K8 CHEAPER THAN EVER. i Come and see my ipimens* stock and i be convinced that I oau sell you almost anything you want, and I am deter- j mined that I will not be undersold. . X MEAN BUHINE88, REUBEN T. GEE. Not. 15 47 tf t/ * MASTER'S SALES. FOB DECEMBER 1892. The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY Court of Common Plots. J. Volnoy Sarratt. Richard C. Thornton anil Joeeph 81am, doing business undor tlio l)rn) noma of 8arrail, 8ia>a & Cq., Plaintir?, agaimt s A. J. Parkor, Deftndant. IN ebsdience to an order mad# by hla Honor Jas. F. Is'ar, Circuit Judgo, dated / 14th Ootobor, 1892, I will ee'l on aolosday, (5th) In Deoon.ber, 1802, at Union Courthouso, during tbo logal hours of solo, tho following described lands: A cortaia lot or parool of land lying, being and sltnato in Union County, 8(ato of 8ou'h Carolina, and boundod by lands belonging to tho Magnolia Iron Company, John Bam bill, D. C. Pointer and A. J. Byars, and oontaiaing foriy-soTon acroi, g|?r? or Ifsg. TERMS OP SALEi On*half tho purohaoo monoy ia caah, tho otbor half ia one year, with intereet from date of aala, eoeurel by bond of purchaser or purohoooro, with morlgtge of promiooa, PurahaOar I* hart lha nriiil*.* of m?Ibc all of tbt purcbaae moat J In eaafc. - - * * an. if Art, Mai tor for Union County. MuUr'i Offloe, Nor. 11, 1892. Nor 18. 47 8t. MILLINERS, T USTT rooeired from ike Northern Mar ll keU, aolioico aalocJirn of MiUloerj. LATB8T STYLE8 AND LOWEST PRICK8. Alwaya ploaaod to ahow goo la and giro , tafffCanton cua?o?ora. 1 > . MRS. JA8. GRANT. Oct 14 42 If. ' j 4 CANNOT STAY THE PROGRESS OF A LIVE STORE. CANNOT KEEP US DOWN! Our trade for this section has been beyond our most sanguine anticipation. Wo are receiving new shipments nearly every day in Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery, Clothing, Hats; Shoes, Saddlery, Tinware and Crockery ware thus proving that good honest goods at real close profits are appreciated by our patrons. Our ti'ado is on the upward grudo and every day new customers ar< coming to us. Wc advertise to sell cheap ond never fail to prove it when was we ar< given an opportunity. OUlt STOCK IS THE LARGEST IN TIIE COUNTRY. We are determined that the public shall have no excuse for sending away a single dollar from our town this season for goods they cannot ge at home. Our Dress Goods and Trimmings have never boon equaled in this town so say the public. We want you to inspect our Ginghams, Calicoes, Outings, Flannels Cheviottes, Table Damask, etc. OOMKSTICS. You can buy those as cheap as'you can order from the factories. Shoes, Shoes, Shoes, We need not mention this lino as you all know that McLure's is tin place to get good shoes at the lowest prices. Womcns all leather shoes - - 75c. Godd Shirting - 04c Mens " u " - - 75c. All Wool Jeans - - SOo Childrens u tl " - - 25c. Calicoe - - 15c Ball Cotton - - - - 01c. Ginrrham 200 y'ds Spool Cotton - 02c. j Wool Twill lied Flannel : 20(3 RED ?C" OIL, OTHERS ASK YOU 25C., ONLY 20C. Come in and buy your Winter outfit from us?we will save you mc ncy J. W. McLURE, Ag't. Mch 20 12 ? 1 y The State of South Carolina. David Johnson, Jr. Thos. B. Butler COUNTY OF UNION. . JOHNSON & BUTLER Court of Common Attorneys ard Counselors, J. H. & L. N. Rodger, Ex'ra UNION, S. C. a9<xxnst PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL LEG AI Almira Rodxar. * BUSINESS. IN obedience to an order made in the abase ... stated eua, by hia Honor Jae. F. lxiar, ?ct " ^2 ^In Circuit Judge, dated 15th Ootabar, 1892, I irill sell, ou Salesday (5th) in December, Gl'OW HapDV. 1892, before tha Courthouse doar in tlia * own of Unian. within the legal hours of A LL parties indabio 1 to us in any way, inle, the fol'owing deaeribed property, to A. either on account, note, lien or mortirit : 8ftKe. must make immediate paymcut. All that lot of land, lying, being and l'art'es having purchase I guauo for cotlituate in the town af Unian, on tha corner ton wilt remciuhor the time expires Nov >f Baohelor and Academy atreeta, known as 1st, 1892. he McNally let, including dwelling, out* FABR & THOMSON, luilding, and garden. Ool 28 41 4t 84. Eight lots of land in Bogansville * ownehip, known M lot* No. 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 0, D,n,M.nvn . Tl ----j j TT nr. . r and 14, iu the division af ihswistSprings RIC*Il?0"D & VlLLb RAILROAD CC rest, bounds! bj lands of Benjamin Was', * A- "'^soTs^'rr?"Ona-fourth part in cash and tha balance >n a oradit of one and two years. in equal Columbia and Greenville Division. nslsllments, with interest from day rf sal* ; Condensed Schedule, in effect Aug. 28, ha credit portion of tha purchase money to *892. Traius ruu by 75th Meridian Time, >e aeeured by bond of the purchaser and a ??? nertgaga of the premises sold. netweon Columbia, Allston and Spartanburg. Purchasers to pay for papers, and have Daily"! Dailr" he privilege te pay the whole of their bida No f3 | STATIONS. No. 14. q jj PFAKE ^ 1 20 n in Ly.....Columbia Arl 0 ()<r?p m Master for UnionCoudty. P Allston ' | 6 10 ?< Master's Office, Nev. 11,1892. J" Carlisle 410 N*t. 18 ' 47 8t. } ?an'uc " \ " 1 55 " " Union " 3 40 " r 0 . _ ,. 2 28 " " P&oilet " 2 48 ?? A he otate of couth Carolina. 2 55 p m Ar Spartanburg Lv 2 10pm COUNTY OF UNION. Between Columbia Seneca end Wnlhalla. Court of Common Pitas. "DafijT"! Dailyl No. 11. | STATIONS. Nu. 12 I. Baxter Wood, in his o?a right and as u 20a m Lr Columbia Ar. 6 05pm Administrator of Dr. U. C. Ray. deceased, 12 05pni A,8Um 5 16l Jlatnlifft, 12 24 ? ? Pomaria 4 48 ? . t, n. . a 1?." , IT i r. 12 43 " " Pfosperity.... ? 4 82 ? 1. R. Blanlea, Auditor of Union County, as . no ,, ? Newberrv ' 4 16 " , Eeobsator for said County, and the State { XV ? ry"" ? ? iX , 5trf8KU^C*r?:i",Z>'/"Trt"' a k KI 1 4li <? ? ;"!"ohappeii:?."." M 3 81 ' |N obedience to an order njade by his 2 r ? ? Ninety-Six... " 3 09 JL Honor Jas F. I,l.r Circuit Judge iu 2 M ? ? Qreenwood... ? 2 50 ' he above stated case, dated Oct. 15, 1892, 1 o 1n ,, ,, i|n,i??Q >. 9 9u ? will sell before the Courthouse door in the V7 ,, ,, <? 9 11 L#Wni?Ru^Pi0n' on,fal*,JY.(6,h) *? 3 88 " ? :.::::ilonea Path.: " 158. bar !892, during the legal hours of sale, the 3 -5 Ar Bel(on Ly t 40 .. y > ,Va\ j *iit 4 05 Lv Bellow Ar 1 36 All that tract of land in Jonosville town- . ,, ,, \?i-,=r? << 1 is . .hip, in said County and State, bounded by J ? ,, p?X7o_-"' ,3 45 ' lands of Moses Wood, F. S. Meng. W. C. ? ^ ? Ap ?? '"?? ,.'4;^ Merhshaw 8. S. Wood and others, contain- 2Q ? Ly'Z:.ZcuoC*Z^ Ar\n fiftair lag Three hundred and seven acres, more or | a (1A A- w.u.,.11- rJn v vv j?i?jw*i 1UJI1II 6 10 p m Ar ...L.Greenville... Lv 12 OOn'i TERMS OF SALE : ? Oue-tliird cash?the balance in two veare, Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Divis with interest from date of sale; the pur- ion, Northbound, l(.iil a', m, 3.19 p. m chaeer to give bond seoured by mortgage of (117 p. m. (Vestibule! Limited); Soutl premises f?r credit portion, ifith privilege bound, 6.00 am, 4.18 p m, 11m. of paying the whole in oaeh. Purohaser te (Vestibuled Limited*; Westbound W. N. C pay for papers and recording. bivisioD, 8.00 and 0.25 p. m, for Henler C. **. PEAKE, aonv'lie, Asheville, and Hot Springs M!?U,r^r VS^B County. TrAin9 leave Greenville, S. C., A. & C Master's Office Nov. 11, 1892. Divuiou, Northbound, 2.27 a id, 24q p. m. 8t 5,24 p m (Vestibuled Limited); Soutl bound 6.10 a m. 6*24 p m, 12.30 p n The State of South Carolina. (Vestibuled Limited) Trains leAve Seneca, A & C Divisioi UNION COUNTY. Northbound 1.00 a m 12.16 p m; Southbound 7.68 a m, 7.11 p m Court of Common Pitas. PULLMAN CAlt SERVICE William Muore, l^ilman Palaco Sb eping Car on Trains < again.it 10, II, and 12, 37 and JH on A 4 C Di . _ ,, ? , ,,, vision. Pullman Parlor Cars on Trains Noi m" lerr and V. b. 13 and 14, between Columbia and Spartan Thomson. b;irK IN obedience to an orJsr inide in the \y A TURK, S. II. HARDWICK, above stated c*se, by his Honor Jamee Gvn'l Pe?s Agt Asst GenT Pass Agt Aldrioh, Circuit Judge, dated July 8th. Wn.iwn.ri..>. n r uui. n? 1892, I will sail bafora tha Courtboasa door, y g Moll EE* SOL HAAS, in lha town of Uuion, du ring tha lagal Oeo'l 8?nt Traffio Mgr hours of sale, on salrsday i5tb). \n Dac^m- Columbia, S 0 Washington D ( bar, 1802, tha following"l?hda t W II OHEBN. Gan'l Mg'r, Washington D (. T8 AURM, * ? Se?anty-thrca soraa of land In Gowdeya- . . SoisntlflO America* rk'le t twnship, bounded by lands of Jesse Ansnftv for T. Mabrey an tha South, of T. 1>. Littlejohn mr on tha East, and of William Jonas an tba jH ^ North and East, f ^ J J ^ ^ J J H il I It I Also fourty-four aorss in said township. a<ljoining lands of T. D. Littlejohn, William Jonas and J. J. Mabry, and known as tha trrds wlnVa Homo Plao.t, and bo ng part and paroal of ^^HH^^OISIQMPATBNtJ said sowenty- tliraa asras. OOFVRIOHT?, ato* TERMS OP SALE : JMffiWR ?lh, WlOM on ? cr,All *f *li *B,m7 iwt?ntntok^n0^rbf nt^uTbmwMbanM^ joar, with iatarast froth day of sala, sscursd th* Pnb,,? b* **?? f?*on fa* ??' ebflfco In <b? 3 ??&**" * *" ro"t|- Jtfraflfit JUttctiran Mut,r fok Unl.n County. wSrtu"' KM?,d'!|ir ?|hfuST" i?oPintIllu?it SKW N0"i{'1892 ? p EVERYBODY WHO DEALS WITH THE "OLD RELIABLE" HOUSE FOSTER WILKINS & CO. WILL TELL YOU That is the Place. 1 to buy the BEST GOODS. F O It THE LEAST MONEY. f t Our stock is always clean and fresh, and consists of Dry Goods, Notion Ladies Wraps, Clothing, for men and Boys, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Tin? ( ware, Saddlery, leather, and everything usually kopt in a first class store. \ye make our prices to accord with tho times, and our customers are assured that in every instance they will receive the benefit of our advantages in buying for SPOT CASIg. our close relations with the largest and best bouse, and onr long cxperitaOPfu ottering to the *vants of the people of Union County Sensible people nro nowadays no longer carried away by sensational and decep tivo advertising penny baits, etc , etc. We mako no promises or hold out no inducements, but w'jat wo aro prepared to subtantiato. We guarantee everything as represented, and by giviog us your patronage you will save money. Call, examine, compare goods and prices. Our stock of single and double guns is to large, and a bargain we will give you, as they were bought before the ; famous McKinloy bill went into effect, thereby saving us 35 to 40 per cent in prices, which wc ofTor you. PRICKS RANGE FROM 82.25 TO 816.00 EACH. C all early and get your pick ol the lot. Foster ttios & Co. HE W DRY GOODS. We are now opening a new stock of DRY GOODS which we offer cash buyers at reasonable prices. : OUR SHOE STOCK. < ] Our SHOE stock is complete, and we guarantee every pair to be bottomed with LEATHER, no paper filling. CHEAP GROCERIES In the GROCERY line we can fill your bill. Flour to arrive at $4.00 to $4.50 per barrel. TOBACCO! TOBACCO! | All grades of TOBACCO from which the most fastidious can be suited i SHET.F AND kANPV nnnna ^ .jju jLA ii JL/ A- -LXX ^ V X \JUUJL/U| shelf goods. cakes and crackers of many "v . varieties. HORSE MILLINERY We have ordered a line of HORSE MILLINERY, and in fact try to keep everything the public may need. no trouble to show or price any of our ; * goods. 1 ? Respectfully, Young & Hunter^ Moh 4 10 : If ; 5Sp THE UNION DRUG COMPANY. /a35*VS^\ E'SSS THE UNION DRUG COMPANY Respectfully inform the people of Union that /^ ETjPBPJfTwl^ \ 2?4?5Hr!iv" they are receiving a complete | STOCK OF NEW DRUOS | ) mor* yo? (3 A N I \ \^;].|j!|jj^ |Hir| All Kinds of Fancy Article Hi* ' )?! Usually kept in a completely equipped and well conducted Drug Store, such as TOOTH AND IIAIR BRUSHES. *V7 rOWDERS OP THE BEST QUALITIES, ami* all otiirr articlbs for tub toilkt. ikltMH. Sfil'to: PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS. w# intend to kMp a oompleto Steele of fresh goods in eieh department, and invite ,h? public to try the quality of our goods fcy?? and our prices. SS? Untou Drug Company -i ?. fB2f _____ A Pressing Call* RESIDENCE FOR SALE ALL persons indebted to m, hither by * note, soceunt, Mortgage, or Lien, are fP"E hcuse and lot in the town ef Union hereby notified (hat in ' order to meet' the on the corner of South end Grog streets, pretsidg demands of our obligations, we are 'at4,7 owned end occupied by Mrs Mertbe compelled to make oolleetlont et once from G*8*> '* offered for sele. those indebted 10 us, end we hereby giro TERMS EASY. SuSr?" "" '?? - P?r ptltlcuUrt, .ppl, I. lb. PANT BROS. "K? Ch.,m ?3K'C ?".< ? *?. R?ll ?0 i ' '* r/^* h '' . THE NEW YORK RACKET. ' It is a well known fact that we lead in LOW PRICES* and the numerous packages that daily go out of our store is our greatest advertisement, and proves to us that the people of Union County are pleased with the way we conduct our business. Personally we are proud of the increased trade we have had this season and consider it a universal endorseineut of our business methods, and every day we became more firmly convinced that FAITHFULNESS TO THE PUBLIC WILL BRING ITS OWN REWARD. We bought this season the largest stock of Dry Goods Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Notions, etc., ever brought to Union and were daily asked "wha tin the world we expected to do withjthem?" Our one low price to everybody soon solved that problem for us ; and new the only trouble we have is to nrnf nnnn rrV* a nil/1 c* 4- ?1 - gw viivugu gv/uuo m&u infill lciot L'liUU^IX* Every mail that goes out from here carries one or more letters to our New York buyer, and shoe factories, asking them to hurry up our goods as fast as possible, and every freight brings us new goods to take the place of those sold. In that way we manage to keep our stock up, and you can now find each department full of nice FRESH GOODS, at prices that our competitors cannot touch. Nice Ginghams, filets. Others sell the same goods from 8 to lOcts. Good Plaids. 3icts. A case of Standard Calico just in, 5 cents a yard ; cannot buy it elsewhere for less than 7 or 8 cents. Boy's suit for 38 cents. A man's nice suit for $2.48. Man's High cut Shoe, solid, for 75cts. And thousand of other things just as cheap. To wait on our increasing trade we have had to employ two new salesmeu, and are now with our force of 9 men, prepared . ( to give you the very best attention. Polite and attentiv clerks will take pleasure in showing you through our im mense stock, and will quote you some very low prices. RESPECTFULLY, HARRY & BELK. ? April 10 15 U YTF/W FAT T nnniYQ JkJL X VAW17kJj NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. " Our buyers liave just returned from the Northern markets where they bought a large and well assorted stock of goods to suit all the trade. Shoes, Shoes, Shoes. First, we will say that our stock of shoes is immense, and we are prepared to make you some prices that will catcli the closest buyer. We have some specialties to offer you in this line. Call and see them. Dress Goods Staple Goods Etc.. In Dress Goods we ar e prepared to offer you some beauties, and at very reasonable prices, too. In Staple Goods, such as Prints, Ginghams, and all the new things in Cotton Goods, we have a very large stock. millinery. A WORD TO THE LADIES : Our Millinery Department seems to be the centre of attraction, because the ladies always find the novelties of the season there. We can show you nil the new shapes in Hats and Ron. x i m ? neis, ana xrimmings of every kind to match. Call early and get first choice. You will always find us with a full stock of first class goods, and the very lowest prices. YOURS VERY RESPE TFULLY, GRAHAM & SPARKS. Jan 22 If Determined to Quit Business by 1st January. Having decided to give all of my time to Some rich bargains another and better pro- in store for the peoplo fession, I have decided of Union for to quit the Mercantile the next 0O d business. In flarilwarfi linns 5tnvpQ Uamooo on * ajul UIUUIIU1U, UUilUj ULUIUP, llUlliUOO 01111 BUGGIES, FOR THE SHOT CASH. NO CREDIT?SO DON'T ASK. w. a Sep 2a 19