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.. i.< . ia . . < .n<<. I N ION COUNTY. William VIciio, ft al, n. 8. M. Riot H ml. | R ' .. mt man* la tb? JL Above ilittd cam. I will m|I, oa Silwda/ ia Prtmit, 1893, at Union C-- 11 , daring the legal kwu of itlt, a'l that lot of laud ia Ihi Towa of Union, en which J?n? Pari* now teaMee. coeuiniag oao ml ^V^vsa8||: ^ " T ^rtrr1" **" halaao*-ia cae t4w rC niliilrtf- ItM ranAe-of to. aire sec of iho purth^ Matter for Uiiiou Count/. Me?t>r'a Office, Jab. 14, 1898. Jan. *20 a at. ~ NOTICE I"" milK partnorahip heretofore exiating uu,J_ dor the firm name of Foster, wilkins & go., was 'I Molved l>y muttiA content on tbe Slat day of Da:ember, lH'.'J, Mr. Witliera Wiikiui retiring. The hti-inem will b i continue 1 hcroafte** ky A. II. PftiTii, (!cu. U. ytnti. ami A. F. Artmir. under the firm name of a. h. f08ter & co., wH* will ontliaror to maintain the renntatio i i f tbia ?I<1 house in siipp'yiug lUo tTtiili of the people wi It FIKST-CLASS GOODS ?AT? greatlyreduced prices. We elan take litis opp?rtun:ly to notify all peteoua indfbtei t<? the firm of Foster, V.'ilkins & Ce., that pnyments nui t bo ma te a at 01.00 in order that the old business :nay be settled up. Jsu kH)-3-4t. war declared at last! 2'he first t-hot was fired on the 1st day j 1 oT J?nu?ry,lbtt3, at the Cheap Cash Red Fret Hardware More of SCOTT BROS. >'o Mood 'o he shed, no lives to be l<?a>. We make war upon no uiati to tAke his life But we have declared war ti[ on high prices and long profits on ail goads s -Id by us. We have ho s o l our banner and will show no quarters. Wc I'rar no competition for we have res dyed ntti are determined to se 1 our goods, such aa Carpenter an t IRacksmitli Tools, Plows and l'iowstoeks, Axes, b bote's, Hoes, Nai is, 11 or e bin es. Pocket and Table Cutlery, Cook and llcting Stoves, Wagon and buggy Materia', Wagon and buggy Harness, Sudd es, Buggies and . all kinds of goods found in a first class Hardware store, at the very lowest liveand-let-live prices. Wc mean all we say. . If jou doubt, march to the lie I Front aud walk r ght iu ami let us couvince you by giving you prices. We are scuing a lot of the best Pittsburg steel plows a' 3} cents. Cook dtove*-, with evetything complete, for $10.00: nice open buggy fi r $10.00; top Buggy for ?00.00. All other goods at like reduolious. Couie and give us a trial and be made happy, jind wo sba'l be happy, ton. Very llcpecifully, SCOTT BROTHERS. evwwnrkTnnid OAT r?o X O OAIuCJO *", FOR FKBKUAHs", 1893. BY virtue of sundry executions to me directed, I will soil before the Court Houie door, in ?lie Town of Coion, on Mooday, the sixth ilny of February next, dining tho legal hours of Sheriff'a sides, the following described property, t >-wit: One tmet of land belonging to the estate of J. II. Coleman, deceased, stunte, lying \ and hcuig in Jouosville Towustiip, Union 'v County, containing one hundred nnd s<x acres, more or less, hounded by lands of VV. T. Littlejohn, Mrs. Ann Eison. Knight Foster, W. II. Wallace end IIoutertead exemption, set off to the widow and eh ldreu of J. 11. Coleman, deceased. Levied on and to ! he soid ns the property of J. II. Coleman, deceased, at tho suds cd* W. T. Littlejohn and \V. F. Bryant, pl'ffs. Agonal J. II* McKissielc as ndtn'r of J. II. Colrtnan, def't. ALSO, One tract of land belonging to Obadiah Tate, siiuatc, lying and being in Union County, containing one hundred acres, more er less, houndel by lauds <l Mrs. Manta Shell, Benjamin Versor, Miss Martha Ann and the e-tate ofZ.ciiiridi Phillips. i ;d on and to ha sold as the * property ofNM*di*h at the suit of J. A. * Corry as adm'Mtf ^ fate, pi ft, ugn.n.t i Obadiah Tate, defsA^^^ Four tracts 01 ihuu Gregory, situate, lying andnftw^ng in Cross i Key-* Townsbip, Union County, -v lioine tract?containing sevcnty-tfsx acres, j more or less, bounded by lauds of-G. S. ! Gregory, other lauds of W. S. Gregory\nud j Homcsioad exemption of W. t. Gregory, \ ' Purser tract?cont lining on" hundred mi l ninsty acres, more or less, Intruded by lands ?f J. T. Lay-ton, 0. 3. Gregory und Wiley Lew son. * Ty?e. Kieer tract?containing tlireo hun . dred and air acres, more or leas, hounded by lauda of Wesley llol is, .lames I. Liytou Maty Howard, Lydia JSheidon, and waters of Tyger Itiver. One tract of laud known hs a port'on f Green II li tract, CoiiUiuiug fifty-iw - acres, mute or less, bounded by lands of tne estate ? of William Ituy, d -ce acd. et. at. Levied on aud in be so d as the ptoperty of W. 8. Clregery, at the suit of Jani?? T. Lay I on, jd'ff, agaiust iV. S. Gregory, deft. J. G. LONG, 8. U. C. Sheritf's Office, January 14, 18'Jd. Jan kO-B-Jt Notice of Final Discharge. "XT OTICE is hereby given that by permisMfe JLl s on ef lion. Jatncs M. Oce, Probate J'ldj- for Union couuty, 1 will, on ihe 7th " ' toim .nulla tnv final ri?- I 4ay 01 reorusrjr, ......... turn and apply for LeUers Dismissory, net Atiniuibtraior of the entate of Sallua S*r; . tor, tlect&iied. All parson- baring claims against (be said estate, inuet present them, properly atiekted, and all persons indebted iuiisi make payment 10 me vn or kelore that cay. 8. M. RICE, JR., Adm'r Saliua S trior. Jan. 13 2 4t. _ "* P^tNO! GUANO! ALL p?rgon* desiring to purchnsc Guano tnsde by the Uuion Oil and Maiiiif?cluring Company can be accommodate^ by calling o?i ilio following parlies ; IV. A- NICHOLSON ? SON, A. 11 FOSTER, k CO, FAN f linos, T. C. DUNCAN, UT. II. SARTOR, _ K. T. ORE. ! % I'. M. (OH KN, * FA ft It & THOMPSON. W. U. THOMSON, Pi eat Jap 0 1-3t. IL \ i r j biG All HON !j: NEXT SAtESDAY. FEB. Ctb. 1*98. Of Cock.*. S?*wiog MKhinw, and all kiada j of Chr.ftant such at T jn, P'u*k 1 U<iodi, tliiuawaiv, aic? QlfMKrt, Fiua \!?tal Bi-que and Chin* l amps. D-'lls, it. offer the largest Doll ??er eeea in 'Uui>a Car salt at ?uetio?. r Iktf wHl fce a-rare i lianyn Jq |jnl n B>od H jUacbior. <'y>ak^ jaa other rtldWls, fvf lltUa Ltji--* are eepocltllj iafited ; they are' * cordial y aske I to comi iuside cf iho Sure. S. M. RICE. JE.. E. U. Jan 18-2-41 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE < I OFFER (be b u*e ami lot tn Moiu.t >in atieei known as ilie II1X MOUSE. f?r sale. I. t tout litis tw-> acres. Term" easy. Apply to G. 1*. OARREIT, Spartanburg, S. C. Jan 1.1-2 tf. ioo Lords ot wood Wanted i| OrFH'K or C"1'NTT COMWISSIOXKRS, ) I Union OorNTv. ( SEALED 11 IDS for the furnishing ef .r?D cords of OiW urd 1??0 cords of Pine w?> 1M) Cedar posts, 1 measuring 7A feel I And ?> inches at sma'f end: to delivt-rc I to the County Poor House, will be rate! red iint 1 Samr l ?y the -1st dsy of January, ISUK. |t <1* can be made in aholt or in pui. CHYltEKS HOLT, Clerk Hoar t Co. Coins. Jan U 1 .it Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby ?ivcn lh-t ly pcrmissi* n of lion. Jam s M. Oee, Probate .? Judge tor Union county, 1 will, on liie 31st day of January, lS'Jd, make my final return I and apply lor Letters D.S':.is*orv. as Administrator of the eolc of Asa Smith, deceased. | All purs>tis hav ng claims against the i i said est'i.e. nine' piesrnt ili-m, properly / attes:ed, and a'i persons iudeh'ed must uinke payment to me < n or before that day. WILLIAM SMITH. A .iii'r Est. Asa Smith. Jen 0 1 -It The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. * By JAMES M. OEE, ESQ., 1'iohnte Judge 1 VrHKHKA>. J. II. McKi?sick. as Clerk of the Court of General Sessions and t Comrren Pleas, has ma 'e suit 'o me to grant ] him Letters of Admiuistration on the Estate and tffec * of John >1. Fowler. dcccaseJ. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish F ail and t-ingular the kindred and creditors 1 of the said John II. Fowler, deceased, that they he aud appear, bef .re me, in the Court of Pro'nde, to be held at I'd on C. 11', South Carolina, on the 17ih day of F. brunry, i cxi, after pub ica ion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any thoy lure, why tlie Haul Administration should not be 1 grtnteJ. Given uudcr my hand scd this 3rd day of i January, Aiiuo Domini, 18'J3. J JAMES M. GKK, Judge Prolate. l'uldi.-hed on the Ot'i d?y of January. 18U3. intlio NVkkki.t Union' Tim**. J.ui G 1 Gt.* PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. TITHE undersigned rvspectfu'ly nnnouiice X. to the public th it ili-y have forined a co-parine:elnp, in tlie Faucy nod Staple v Grocery business, uudei' the firm iihiiic < f I'ortrk & Math is, in the town of Union. S. C., ami will ho happy to wait on all who n may favor us with ilien* patronage. JAMES K. POHTEIt. n JOHN It. MA1I11S. * .MONEY WANTED.?By the ab.ve it will be seen that 1 have made a change in my o business nff.irs, which makes it absolutely m necessiry f??r u e to eetile up my oi l bu iness ns quick as possible. I therefor* give uot a to nil persons in- ,l debtol tatue in any way, lluil I urn greilly in nee I ot the money they owe lue, and shall i be compelled to force ??ttlenient. ?, if ihey da > uot come an : su stnctorily arrange their indebtedness at an earlv dav. JAMES 11. POUTER. / Jan G 1 31 j TO BUILDERS A Lot of sec uid-liund 10x12 win iow s-sli Piazza PiPar:*. with caps and Lisej, perfectly new and Bound. ]{. M. Si'OKES. Dissolution of Copartnership. . rpili: Copar'nir.-liip herptuforo exi-tiog J < e'wet-u .1. It. Min er and M. XV. Bobo, under the firm name of Miutcr ?? ? Solaria, bus this day hem dissolved by mutual consent. All persons iudebte! to the firm are requeued to settlo at ence. Tho business wl be continued at tho old stand L by the junior partner, M. W. Bubo. a J R. M1NTKU, n M. U. BolJO Dec 12 bi -It The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By JAMBS M. OLE, ESQ., l'robate Judge. WHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, as Clerk of Court Commou Pleas, has irtndc suit to me to grant him Lettcis of Adnt.nistration on tho Bsiate of and eflec's of T ?i!? J. Orr, deceased. i'lin?o iin?. therefore, to cite anil a 'monisli all and ts*|itThr Hie kindred and creli'ersof ? the H-nd Trio# J- Orr, deceased, that they be > and apt our. befo?e me, in ili? Court ? f Probate, to be held at Union C. 11., .South Carolina, on the 2fith <lay of January, next, 1 after public*tion hereof, at 11 o'.iock in the f.?rent on, to show ca <se, if any tbe,? hare. f why the said Adiniuistraieon should trot i:s gra ni;J, Oiv*n under my hand and seal this Hth 1 day of December, Anro Domini, 1892. JAMES M. QEE. Judge Probate. Published on the 9th day ?f Drcfinbcr 18112, in toe Wf.f.ki.y Union Times. Dec. 9 di) Gt. 311 JL, L I IV E U \ , J UST received from the Northern Markets, a choice selectirn of Millinery. LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES. Always pleased to show goods and give satisfaction to cuslomers. MRS. J AS. GRANT. Oct 14 42 If. ^ Sclentlfio American For Information and free Handbook write to MUNN A CO, 3G1 BlIOAIlWAT, NEW YOBK. Oldeat bureau for eecurlng patent* In America. Krery patent taken ont bjr u* la brought before the fmbuo by a notion (Iron true of charge In the f (ieutifif lanroat circulation of any adeoUflo paper tn the world, hplendxlly Illustrated. No Intelligent man should he without It. Weekly~i3.Uf a JtjWW S& ? V * 3? ; v; - * auglj golidtH., SOU! 1 flfllQt 1* A HORRID CR ib Prices BEOIflf f. GEE'S. IN order to reduce uiy stock sod rffect some change in u?y business, ] Iiavo decided to ??fter goods at the rerj lowest liviug price?. Jeans at 25cts, sold for 33c Jeans at 33 1-3, sold fur 4rtc?s. Clothing suits at $15.00 priced 19.0f Clothing suits at $11 50 priced $15. Cl?tbinj? suits at S0.00 priced 810. OVERCOATS MUST BE SOLD. Tr< older to close out sonio linos ol diooo I have decided to sell them at uud HIOI OW C< )ST \ LOT OF BOOTS AT CREATLY REDUCED PRICES. t call especial attention to tuv CI1AS. I1K1SKK $3 SHOE. \s also hii hand Sewed r.nd Hand iVelt- the very be?t goods for the price. Tfl Till! TATITTZS. T nff.r th* AW A AAAJ AJAAA/A AJK/ I "? irottiost line of custom made shoes in he town and guarantee every pair, V..u will find upon my counters Prints t 5 cents, formerly sold at 8 l-3c. Examine aud be conviuccd that my iue of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS HOSIERY AND GLOVES Arc equal in quality and price to the cry best and honest. All-wool undershirts and Drawers to natch of the very best quality. Hats of the very latest styles nnd irices as low as can be bought anywhere Holies Cloaks, just from the facte ry I the very latpst stylos, which must he old. A lot of Indies Jackets < last season's) t cost lliawls. Blankets anil Worts. Stationery, Paper and Envelopes for the Ladies Pencils Pads, ftcis and upwards. joga! and l'ouDcjp paper. i>~.. i.,L. i uuo, j ou nwiu'vio uiiu iim> 1LANK BOOKS CHEAPER I - Jii*1 TiinN1 YSKcr wwc" Come aud sec my immense stock and >o convinced that I can sell you almost ny'hing you want, and 1 am detcrnined that I \>M not be undersold. I MEAN BUSINESS , REUBEN T. GEE. . Not. l.i 47 tf NOTICE TO TAX PAYERST ACCORDING lo law, the annual P?^essment of properly commerc s on ,lanlary 2nd, 180.1, and closes on February 20ili. 1803. For the convenience of (lie tax pijrerx, I vill attend the following places ami time." : In toy oflice at the com I house from Jaiitt.ry 2nd to J ho 7th. West January ('tit, Monday foreloon. Col train, January Oth, afternoon, fiibh", Tuesday lOih, forenoon. Cc.ar llluff, ruerday afternoon, 10th. Cross Keys. Wcdnesiay 11th. Minter's Store, Thursday 12th. forenoon. Mack Itock, Thursday 12th, afternoon. Fisth Dam, Friday 13th, Santue, Saturday 14th, In inj office, Monday ICth. Mount Tahor, Tuesday 17th. Kelton, Wednesday loth. Kendrick'e Store,Thur?day forenoon, l'Jth. (Ji.wdey?ville. Thursday lOili, afternoon. \\ ilkius*ille, Fr day 20th. Dray tonviile, Saturday 21et. Timber Didgc, Monday 2*d, f-renoon. A-bnry, Monday 2d, afternoon. Joncsvi lc, Tutsduy 21th. And at i lie courthouse from that time until 'he 20th of February, at which tiuie the books close, and a penalty of GO per c?nt will he added to the iiexe* on ail property not returned within the lime prescribed oj law. All male persons between the ng-s of 21 and GO are liable to poll tux. except such ai are exempt by law. Otlice of t'ounty Auditor, Dee. 1. 1B02. .1. R BLANTON, Aud'tor. Dec 0 02 00 C * nw wish you all a happy v taking stock, and tii the largest business in the hist too many Winter Goods 011 ha 1 To those who arc in need of I Blankets, Over ' Jeans, Heavy Dress 60 Now is your time to get the at their real value; but you en 3'our own price. Thanking 3011 for past fav< prosperous New Year, we rem* Respect j. Preparato stock, Janua: will close ou1 goods at very Some of Grrir on hand will b reasonable offe make resrardb ' U ./Vttfc i v ? 1 -J \ YOUNG & \ 1 A H. FOSi MAKE your preparai by laying in yo1 early. Wo arc prepared to make you c following supplies: AXES, BRIDLES, BELLO) COLLARS, FORKS, FIXTURES, IIAM MITT U CJfir .Ut lid CI IV. PLOWS OF THE BEST AND I TRACE AfiUAJNS, '^1K=w5 THE : HONEST BODS! J HONEST TR! J " rtiprfp' jfrr'r Year New Year. Have just finished nd that although we have done ? my of our career, we still have nd. ' such goods ns 'coats, OX lot W lis, X eres. Flannels, iods, Outims. Etc., ni. as \vc arc not holding them 11 get what you wish at almost jrs, and with host wishes lor a lin, fully. W. McLURE. Ag't. , ry to taking1 ry 30th, we b any of onr a r low figfures. I aball stock still \v e sold for anyf r anyone may w sss of what it? f* i HUNTER. ? t\ A t i 8c n L'ER & CO. I bions for the New Year _ ur plantation hardware i lose figures for SPOT CASH on the VS, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, GRINDSTONES AND [ES, HORSE AND ?< )ES, NAILS, \i > MOST DESIRABLE SIIATES ? ^l-SU^LS, WHIPS, , I wty WEEDED ON S; FARM. ? HONEST TRICES!! 1 BATMENT!!! | % ( , jl "* 4. 'V TH NEW, j - ? <4* r* RACE ^ * yOUR MONE i\T K Imvo boon in Union mil vv but in that short time \v people hundreds of dollars or Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods and this year with our inert propose to save you more tha past. The year 1802 brought u> trade. But ?ve expect ISU'l much, lor the people arc fast they cannot allbrd to pay th long one hundred per cent. 01 ran be bought at close cash p sfEW YORK Broken lots of Clothing Jeans, Blankets, Dres to be closed out in the next 1 will be some rare plums for s?. No trouble to show our goo *1... i. ?t ??I IU?M\ llllUMllll, W Ul'lllUl J'Ull W V KISY It KSl'KCTFULLY, HARR ipril 10 15 V'KWFALL NOW OPEN FOll I Our buyers have just returned fro here they bought a large and wel i suit oil the trade. Shoes, Shoes First, we will say that our stock < e are prepared to make you some ] osest buyer. We have some speci ne. Call and see them. Iross Goods Stap In Dress Goods we are prepared t ud at very reasonable prices, too. In Staple Goods, such as Prints ie new tilings in Cotton Goods, we M 1 L, I^ T TV . WORD TO TIIE LADIES : Our Millinery Department seems on, because the ladies always find -?? ? Uifiro We can show yon nil the new ets, and Trimmings of every kind et first choice. You will always find us with : oods? and the very lowest prices. YOURS VERY RESPE GRAHAM Jau 22 6 Improved Poultry, For Sale. David J HAVE a f.w pure breo I Wyandotte and . , Langshan chickens for sale. #101 BEN J. ALSTON. Nav. 2-i 48 ?f. ? Att WE WANT YOU " > art a< our agent. \V# furnish an expensive 'c' itiii ami all you imil tree. It costs nothing to y the business. We will treat yon well, and rip you to earn ten lime* ordinary wave*. Both xe* of all ape* ran live at home and work in >ure time, or nil the time. Aiiv one any where ... ..... ? ....... .jn i*? Mnn-'rr.; innmr* it .Month. No dm of i I'OitJr in tlie world arc niakinjr ao much money | n a ItiiotM eapltal n? Uiom-at work for ua. liuaineaa I leaaant, atrictly honorable, ami pay* better than ay other offered to airciit*. You have a elear rid, with no competition. We coulp you with rerytliinjr, and a apply printed direction# for ['ttinneri vhlfh, If oiu-ycd fiiitlifully, will bring i?>re money than will any other bnaineaa. I inrove your proapecta! Why not ? Yon can do f.o i<lly and eiiroly nt work for ua. KeaaonaMe FLOUI iduatrv only neecaaary for abaolutc aueeeaa. amphlct circular jrlvln? every particular ia lent A<ret ee to nil. In lay not In ?c nding for it. ...., (IkOitUK STI N SON * CO., r LOU] Ho* No. **?, Portland, Mo. p|our , 'tentii Deo 9' , r tthp LJlil. Y SAVED. f I quilo two yoars, c have saved the i their Clothing, s, Notions, &c., ?ased facilities, >ve in wo have in the ; a tremendous hig to bring double as finding out that e time merchants u goods when they trices at the RACKET. Shoes, Hats, a rirtrtrl ci Arr* VIUWIO) M/V,, e\v weeks. There iniebody. uls, so come in and nut to buy or not * Y & BELK. iy GOODS; ~" NSPECTION. in the Northern tnurkits 11 assorted stock of goods ' it' >, Shoes. * -i of shoes Is iinmen.se, and prices that will catch the alties to offer you in this le Goods Etc., 0 offer you some beauties, h Ginghams, and all 1 have a very large stock. E R V . to be the centre of attracl the novelties of the seashapes in Hats and I3onio match. Call early and i full stock of first class TFULLY,' & SPARKS. If fohnoon, Jr. Thoo. B. Butler. INSOX & BUTLE K. orneys and Counselors, UNION, S. 0 . PT ATTENTION TO ALL LEGAL BUSINESS. 14 42 8in BROKERAGE. UJL. W. MnLUKK. MERCHANDISE BROKER. * * 0 t ? DBALKR IM? GRAIN, IIAY, MEAT, I 5< . it f?r th? :tltbrilcd UNION MI' !.s ft. 10,000 barrels of Chi* i old in 0 months. Orders pron pi \ d to. Reaped fully, PAUL W. McLUFK * 02 00 dot ./v , *' 'i'