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MASTER'S SALES. FOE DECEMBER. 1898. T|?e State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Plea*. The Union Building and Loan Association, of Union, 8. C., n. Jonas W. 8wink, et al. ? f N obedience to an ordtr made in the above X stated case, by his Honor, J. J. Norton. Circuit Judge, dated March 17lb, 1893, 1 Win ivii uvivrv io? V/Uui iuvurv uwr, iu iu? PQSW town of Uoion. on sales.lay. Dec. 4th. 1893, within the legal hours of sale, the following drscribed premise*, to-wit: A . All tbet certain tract of land containing M three hundred and seventy.. (870) acres, ^ more or less, in Dogsnsrille township, adjoining lands of Jesse L. Swink, J. W. Scott, Mrs. M. L. Gage nod others. TERMS OP SALE : One-half cash, the balance on a credit of one year, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by boud of purchaser and mortgage of premises. The purchaser to P?J , for papers. . j C. H. PEAKS, / I Master for Union County. ' I Master's OfRco, November 10, 1893. mm Nor. 17- 46-3t. W The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. ^ Court of Common Pleas. William Munro, Clem T. Mabry, et T N obedience to nn order made iti the above stated case by his honor, Judge I^^^^^Kmes Aldrich, dated July 8, 1892, I will . u. n " ? it.? ^ I. i ^K>n, on salesday. 4tli December, 1893, ^Kin tlio leirnl h iurs of sale, the foliowimr Iribed Und'j to-wii: II that certain tnct of land containing atv-lhrA* ?crc,j, iu GunucySVllle town?-, bounded by lands of Jesse J. -Mabry on ^south. T. D. Littlcjohn on the west And K. Joues on the north and east. ALSO, k *orly-four acres in said township, adjoinW Wanda of T. D. L'ttlqjohn, William Jones ' fc'J.J. Mabiv, and known as the home fcrc, and being part an I parcel of said 73 TERMS OF SALE: vie-half cosh and tho balance on a credit ofae year, with interest from day of sale, seared by bond of the purchaser and a mot gage of the premises. | C. H. PEAKE, Master for Union County. ^Master's Office, No?orr}ber 10, 18'J3. Nov. 17-4G-3t. iWic State of South Carolina. I I OF UNION, Common Pica?. Thadeus L. llames as Executor of the last will and testament of Josiaa Fostor, doy ceased, ' vs Joshua C. Spears. I N obedience to an order ma le in the JL above stated case, by His Honor. Judge I. D. Witherspoon, dated October 4, 1893, I will sell before the Courthouse door, iu the town of Uuion. on Salosday, December tbe 4th, 1893, within the logul hours of sale, the following described lands, to wit: All that certain piece, parcel, or tract of land, containing five hundred and seventyfour acres, more or less. from be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the preiriscs. Purchaser to pay for papers. C. H. l'EAKE, |[ Master for Union County. Master's Office, Nov. 10, 1893. Nov. 17-40-3L The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. Jas. II. Rodger and Loais N. Rodger, as Execute)s of John Rodger, decoased, "* r'* Almira E. Rodger, ft at. IN obedience to an order mado in the above tdaicd case, by his Honor, I. D. With' crspoou, Circuit Judge, dated October 13th, 1893. 1 will sell before the Courthouse door, ill the town of Union, on ealesday, December 4th, 1893, within the leeal hours of sate, the following described property, to-wit: Tract of land known as ttio O'Neal place, containing seventy nine acres, more or less, hounded by lands of Govan Huncvok, John Beeknell, David Gallmnn and the estate of ii. o. Beaty and others. * TERMS OK SALE : One-fourth part cash, and the balance on a credit of one and two years in equal in? tnllments. with interest from day of sale, the credit portion of the purchase money to be secured by bond of the .purchnsor and a mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser a to pay for papers and have the privilege of ^ plying the whole of the bid in cash. 0. II. PEAKE, Bf Muster for Union County. Master's Office, November 10, 1893. Ha iT.4r..at 9^ The. State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Picas. IVjliiam Lylcs et al. fit Mahala Lylea, et al. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated rase by his Ilcnov, i. D. VYitherspoon, Circuit Judge, dated October 4th, 1893, I will sell before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on salesdny, December 4th, 1893, the following lands, to-wit: 11 .1.-4 1,.;.. nf lnnil aiinafn ill /\II IJIUV VVl ini biauf VI iuuu oilV ... I he County and Slate aforesaid, containing one hundred and seventy-two acres, and bounded by lands of Thomas Harris, W. T. Littlejohn, lMiillip ltice and others. Said land wilt be sold in three trncts, plats of which can be seen at Ma?tcr's oflice. TKIIMS OF SALK: ' One-third cash, balance on a credit of one and two years, in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. C. II. PKAKK, Master for Uuiou County. Master's offioc, November 10th, 18113. Nor. 17-4<5-3t. AN ACKNOWLDG EMENT. WK are obliged to hive some money. Parties who owe us must make arrangement to meet their debts nt once. Our needs are pressing, and wc must have help BB IT it is necessary to enforce collecting by tt Jaw. FAKK & THOMSON. M Oct. 27-43-tf. k * A"Rl WINTER WE are having it, and it exceptionally hard times woiId, and our advantage iu paying our customers lots of ? $ and they become more thoroughly we are doing i "THE OLD IS THE We sell HONEST GOODS, We do not sell we do sell GOO For the next few weeks we arc ? CLOT that will startle you. We bought i FOR CASH, you L I S r MEN'S FINE BLACK CL; SOMELY TRIMMED, MEN'S SQUARE CUT DOUR $10.00, WO These are OTHER STYLES AND TRICES Come early and get your Pi EVERYTHING CLEAN AND I NO TRASH! : -- ^ -^nTGAGt. Tn^s' BY virtue of a power contained in a Mortgage given by Leonidas P. Bogan, dated 17th January, 1885, and Recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, South Carolina, in book of Mortgages G. 7, page 57. 1 will sell to the highest hi ider before the Courthouse door, at Union, S. 0., on salesday in December, 1893, certain lands described in said Mortgage, as follows: All that certain tract of land in the County and Stato aforesaid, known as the R. F. Bogan trust laud, couvcycd to said It. F. Bogan by Isaac Bogan, in trust for the children of said It. F. Bogan, by deed of Conveyance duly recorded in the oftico of the Register of Mesne Pnn??r?"?? a,. nnnir w Pacta 93 fintl Jinrincr mi nil ? - "ft 1 r> meets and bounds as are thorcin ?o? forth, except that twenty acres of said tract have been heretofore conveyed to Asa Smith, snd the original tract having contained about one hundred and forty-four acres, the iract now referred to contains about one hundred and twenty-four acres; my right, title and interest to snid tract now includes that I origiually took under the dcod nbovo referred to, and ul.so that taken under said deed by my sister, M. E. Alexander, formerly Bogan. which h^s been duly conveyed to me by deed bearing date the 24th day of January 1882." TEllMS OF SALE, CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. WM. A. NICHOLSON, Mortgagee. Union, 8. C., Nov. 10th, 18t?:3. Nov. 17"10-3t, CLERK S SALE. The State of South Carolina. mtiov "r Court of Common l'loas. The British and American Mortgage Company (Limited.) Plaintiff, again it A. F. Koudrick, etal., Defendant. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated esse, dated 24th March 18113, by his Honor Judge J. J. Norton, I will sell before the Courthouso door, in the town of Union, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday, December 4th, 18U3, the following described lands, tQ-wit: All that tract of land whereon the defendant, A. F. Kondrick, now resides, situated iu (iowdeysville township, Union county, South ('aroliua, containing five hundred and forty (640) acres, and bouudod by lands of estate of Dr. Wade Fowler. John B. Faster, Mrs. >M. A. Walker, estate of E. Wood, Mr?. A A. Sarratt, Jehu Spears, Mrs. Armstrong, Dr. M. A. Moore, T. J. Taylor and II. T. Scott, made up of five tracts, as follow* ; 1st. Three hundred and fifty-one acres from Mary F. Scaife, less four acres sold off. Und. One hundred and thirty-eight front estate of J. 0. Kendrick, less eight aoros gold. 3rd Thirty-eight acres from Mrs. Ann Armstrong. 4th Eight acres from Mrs. M. A. Walker. 6th. Ninety-three acres from T. B. Kendrick, seventy-seven neres sold oft'. TERMS OF SALE. One-third of the purchase inonev^E. and the balance in two equal conseWtrve annual installments, with interest from the day of sale, to bo secured by the purchaser's bond, and a mortgage of the premises sold. J \l. MsIvISSICK, Clerk of Court. I Clerk's Office, Nov. 11, 1803. I Nov. 17-40-3C, IN" ON GOODS is easily explained. These throughout the whole busin ; C A S II for our Goods is sav $ ? convinced eacn time tncy see w n PRICES, that RELIABLE PLACE! and the PEOPLE KNOW J CHEAP GOODS, bi D goods CHEAP. joing to offer you some bargains HI NG it WAY UNDER the regular pric get it the same way! r E TV ! LY WORSTED SUITS, IIAN ^12.00, WORTH 91G.00. LE BREASTED SACK SUI' RTII 915.00. "Hummers." TO SUIT YOUR POCKETBOO ? 1 1 n * 1 1 ick before your size is sold. V fRESH. NO BAITS !! NO BLOWING! jp an BY virtue of the power given in a d< of tiust given to me by Thomi Robbs. dated the 2d day of February, 18 and recorded in the oflice of the Register Mesne Conveyance for Union county, Soi Carolina, in Rook of Denis L. No 30, paj 083-084, I will to 1 at the late residence Thompson Robbs, in Gowdcysville townsli on Tuesday, iho 6th day of December; 18 at 11 o'clock a. m. the following desciT property, to-wit: All that tract of land lying in Un county, S. C , bounded on the east by Brc river, north by C. C. Robert", south and v by the lloey land", containing ninety(01) acres. Alio ilio ir?oi of li.ixl lying in tlio SI and county aforosaid, known as the II tract, bounded by lands of T. I.. Robbs, F. Imnau and others, containing ihrco h drcd and thirty-three (233) acres, more less. This tract will be sold in three separ lots, plats of which can bo seen at the of of J. L. Strain, at IVilkinsvillo. Also all of the interest of the said Thoi son Itobbs, being one-fifth interest, in a ti of land lying in the State and county afc said, known as the Jackson tract, bourn by laud belonging to the estate of W, E. Estcs, dee'd, and estate of 11. Q. Davids and others, containing Jlfiy-uve \o">) aci more or loss. Terms of sale mado known on day of s C. W. WII[SONANT, Assignct Nov. 17-5G-3t. The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY, lly JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Ju v ITHERKA8, A. W. Thomson has in 111/ _ ?? niiii TrtJUcTi Administration, de honi* nnn. on the Ea and effects of A. W. Thomson, ucccnseu These nre, therefore, to cite and aduioi all and singular the kindred and credi of the said A. IV. Thomson, deceased, i they be and appear, before mo, in tbo C< of Probate, to be held at Union C. 11., Sc Carolina, on the '27th day of November n oiler publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in forenoon, to show cause, if any they lit why the said Administration should not granted. Given under iny hand seal this 4th of November Anno Domini, 1893, j n .uto nit uijij, juuge irooan Published on the 10th day of Novcral 1893, in the Wf.eklt Union Times. Not. 10-45-21. Tito State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Ily JAMES M. GEE, ESO. , Probate Iu< WHEREAS, John Y. N'auce has in suit to me to grant him Letters Administration on the Estate of and cflf of Andy Nnucc. deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admor all and singular the kindred and credii of the said Andy Nance, deceased, that ti be and appear, beforo ine, in the Court Probate, to be held at Union C. II., So Carolina, on tlie 4th day of December n< after publication hcroof, at 11 o'clock in forenoon, to show cause, if any they lis f why the said Administration should not granted. Given under my hand and seal this 1 day of November, Anno Domini, 1893. JAMES M GEE. Judgo Probatt Published on the 17th day of Novctnl 1893, in tuo Weekh Union Times. Nov. 17- *0-2t. w 71" \Tr it n IV ! 1 === EVERY MM), woman tai child in Union C ing my and better goods in tbe*?e hard ar ^ other hooae Bi the town. 1 Too aaanyjpver Goats in small sixes, 36 and .C4is this is the piece, as we are positively closing mo Best Wool Jcaea, knocks oat aoything else ( Our customvs show their spprccistion of i there is stilla|me left i vr you, only 25 cents, proof, bine and grey, our prico 50 cents. 6 40 YAILDS GOOD CALICO 1/ Best Ginghams, fancy dross styles, going at ' The beet man's Merino Shirt in this market We hart just received another big lot of th and white, atil! going at 2 cents. Without aity doubt about it wo have tho I hosiery in towu. Look at our "Leader'' regul and color guaranteed, only 25 corns. Look at ask you 15 oents for sauto goods. Ladies, bear in mind that wo aro hoadquirtc the town numberless times on these goods. Fi S5o and 98c. Our 98 oents is tho Si.25 kind Don't fail to tty a pair of Frank and Pray's guaranteed, . in for c^r com] VouDgaJj UmoyVitiw that v latest atyleili^^^^E^XiOfflPrt our Alpinoe *i other houseoM^Bpif^or saut#good<?. Do no = rvPjgL U R " 50pY' I i WANTED A it es, T1JK have a veiiy, VERY large stock o VV Clothing, Hats ere , that must b Prices have tumbled down to a low notch with Unfortunately, we did not have the uiouoy t D_ every dollar's worth of goods wo bought this s claim to have had, consequently wo cannot put to you," that they arc all paid for. nnd you must PS can remain here. Wo aro not so imlonmulnnt polled to raiso a largo amount oi money within do so, wo have put tho knife in prices for the C LISTEN TO JUST A K* A big lot of good Shirting, Good round Thtlad Chocks, Good Calico's atw Good Wool .Leant at Women's SolidJlleather Shoes in llutton an< Men's hijih cuMrbolestock Calf Skin shoes i Men's All Woglftlndershirttf, Ladies lists conts up. Men's Wool HtBWlow as 20 cents. ? A beautiful for a man, a Pins and ncedles,PA,'J ' own ^ nmniM VA i L.f? 2 graham & 1 the band beqi. and there w t egreat att i ?ftd T rest ^ :: t 17 dat 7 X . Xi. iJi ll un0'r FOll TIIE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ] MENSE STOC: it? lice ^ iFurnfi v. r,. on, At prices never before heard 01 in i ros' tickle you with a sic. _____?_______ A good hard wood Bedstead, 5? A well made nicely finished Bureau, A big well filled Cotton top Mattress, made A full size Lounge, covered in Raw Silk A gequino Oak Sidebjard from 80 00 to A neat Cottago Bed Room suite j A full 8 pieoo Parlor Suite in Plush, for Chairs from 33 cenf^v* ^liocf llockers from 50 o<h?:J*?' 'ft'e A^V?O^IER^BAjbAINS ALL ALO 'tori f DEPARfMEI* tliat These are not speoial prices to catch your cj jurt those goods as I do on other goods, but it is b ,ut 1 and am going to divide my profits this season 1 the ui ureryuouy in spue 01 tnc "S = DON'T FAIL TO SEE J! day It is a sky-scraping red hot Meteor, with a call and look through whether you buy or not. Listen to the music?See thy parade, end er' Furniture exhibit of - T . E . B A P. ?S. Furniture dealers throughout the coi my wholesale prices before laying in t.:cir stock If?0- mcnts made with some of the largest manulact ade goods here at about what they cost in small qu Thanking you for papt favors and soliciting i 1 yours for Furniture in quantity, quality and j lish tors Oct. 20-42-1 It liey . .... . UJ[ MONEY WANTED, | :Xt' ItfOW wc know the price of cotton is low, * j the sod we dislike to ask thi'S* indebted to lV". us to sell at such low prices, but we are com- pR..Mjt ,,c pelled to raise money, aud must ask that on you come in very soon aod pay us, at least a ;yj oih part o! your accounts. This we think is reft- tj,e f" sonable and just, and we will take it as u .. ., personal favor if you will comply with this V ' " request. Yours Truly, W M GIlAIl AM ot st'ARKS. Oct. 27-13 if. ' Not r t\ i iljj. * r~ ounty to koov that we ate offertimea for lees money than any 35. If yoa need an Over Coat ; out these siies at ooct. >d the hill, only 23 oentsl eur Farmers' Hearer oloth, bat Double width, 54 inches, waterFOR ONLY $1.00. 5 cents. for only 25 cents. at "Famous spool cotton, in black boat lot of Misses and childron ?r made and doublo knees, black our 10 cent assortment. Others ira for Black Goods?Ilaro boa ton rices from 20o, 25o, 33o, 50o. 05c, elsewhere, oelebrated Shoos for Ladies. All )epartment pctitors to catch up. re keop tho largest, cheapest and io Brown and Black for 91 00. t wait but come at onco to ' E ' S ~ flQXKY,' T ONCE. f DKY (jOORS, Shoes, Millinery, o sold regardless of hard timos. us. 0 plank down tho spot cash for cason, as some of our competitors . our priccvi/C^ goods and sny . psy us our price for them or they that. Now tho fact is, we nro comtho next 30 days, and in order to IASII. FEW PRICES: 3{c. 4c. 4 and 5c. life. 1 Lace, - 85c. at - 91.38o 47c. t - 91.00 price. SPARKS. NS TO PLAY, fILL BE ^ iACTIONS= LEY'S. [ WILL OFFER MY IM" K OF 'URE, Jte Suite, but 1 can only few here. - 8 1.50 4 00 up in good stylo for 2.00 4.50 2100 13.75 28.75 >NU THE LINE IN EVERY IT. 'o, as I maLo tbo satno profit on ccausc I have bought thorn cheap, with my customers, and place my i bard times. IY Hid STOCK. ? long tail, and it will pay you to join tbo procession to the great LILEY . auty will do well to see mo and get s, as .1 can, under the arrangeurors of tbo United States deliver lantiiics at jobbers prices, a continuance of tho same, I am >ricc. T- E. BAILEY. Notice to Trespassers. .1. per?on? n^e hcivby prohibited from hunting, riding, driving, walking, ig through or in anyway trespassing ! lands of the undersigned, persons so doing will be prosecuted to extent of the luw. DAWKIN8. IA. II. FOSTER. SINCLAIR, YOUNG & HUNTER . MEADOll, Jc. C. CUL1'. W. U. KUON. 10-46 4t. T 1 NEW id 7v r* IWIJJ THE COI has come at lost, and you w mer outfit aud get into someth Winter suit of clothes, nico 1 Hats, Flannels, Underwear, C Goods etc., and of course yoi get the best values for your i THE NEW Y is the recognized leader in lov think of buying until you ha self. We have never had such b this season. Not bought on L CASH at the very lowest ro gry for CASH, were anxi< unneard of prices. We plank many rare plums. Our motto is quick sales a goes at one close profit. Fine Dress Ginghams, onl^ 5 cents a yard. Fine Cotton Plaids, Roum Thread, 4 cents a yard. 1 yard wide Shirting, heavi ?.1 ~ 1.. r ? a. c-ni. iuuuc, o tjcuuj. Fine I Sea Island, only 4 cents a yard. Fine Outings, Winter shades SJ and 10 cents. All Wool 41 inch Serge, 371 cents. All Wool figured Dresi Goods, !) cents. OUR CLOTH I N( is chuck full of rare bargains Just think of it, you cannot b Men's good suits for $2.08. 0 Examine the lot of sample being closed out at about half Big lot of Ladies Costs, in Come in and let us show you are not ready to buy. P< show you through, and remcn RIP, FIPTRRY li X U X It U X W XL X IN UNION. WHAT FACTORY IS THAT? A. D. COOPER & CO. WHAT DO THEY MANUFACTURE? BIG BARGAINS AND LOW PRICES IK FURNITURE. CALL IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF Just opened up on Main street, Union, S. C. the Largest ami Finest rind Cheapest lot of FURNITURE that has ever been brought to this County. If you need anything in that lino it will corfainly pay you to call and get prices. When you cotno to Union look for {the red Flag ; that is tin place where the bargains are. Furnlturoly, Yours. A D. COOPER qc CO Oct 27:4:i-4t. E. J. O'CONNOR DEALER 11ST zOlil Monongahcla Whiskies,: 908 BROAD STREET, AUGrUSTA, OA TIIE LARGEST LIQUOR HOUSE IN TIIE SOUTH Choice Brandies, Wines, Qine Rums and Liquors of Every Description. MAIL ORDERS ti0? Oct. 20-l2-3m. ATTEN TION! A LL persons indebted to us, either bj Xv note or for provisions and Guano, an urgently re<|uested to call at once and set tie, as, having extended indulgence, we an now forced to make co'lcctions, to mee maturing obligations. /Ml persons who an indebted to us, disregarding this call maj expect to see an officer by Pec. 1, 18t)3. PAST DUOS Oct 27-43-01. Medical Partnership. Til E undersigned respectfully inform th< public that ihey have entered in'< partnership, for the practice of Medicin< and Surgery in nil branches, and will bi prepared <> respond promptly to all call) for their services, day and night. T. MUNRO. j. G. GOl.NOS. Office o??r I'cscy's I/rug store, Unior C. H. j Nov. 3-?4-tf. "vat?it -^m X VIIiIIl I K E T. n w 7i v t? J JJ JUL XX X 111 ill have to put aside your Sum* ling warmer. You must have a warm Blankets, Jeans, Shoes, Ivereoat, Woman's Cloak, Dress i will buy them where you cap nonoy. ORK RACKET f prices, and you will not even ve been there and posted yourargains to show you as we hayft^afeg^ ono time, but for the REAflW ck bottom prices. Jobbers hun* ^ ous to unload their clocks uL ed down the cosh and secured nd short profits, so everything { Men's all Wool Undershirts, only 45 cents. 1 Men's Full Stock shoos. 98 cents. Men's Full Stock higli cut Shoes, $1.16. * I Women's solid leather Shoe, Button and Lace, 85 cents. , Boys' Alaska's, 75 cents. Pair of nice warm Blankets \ for 85 cents. Blue Calicos 5 cents. 4 } DEPARTMENT ?. Boys suits start at 50 cents, uy the cloth for less than that. >dd coats 08 cents. Ilats in our window, they are their value. the very latest styles just in. you through our stock, even if elite and attentive salesmen to lber that it is no trouble in th<k ? NE WGrocery Store. cp -;Os?e) -J? Some Things that may be Found There. ' FLOUR, PEACHES, BACON, CHERRIES, V r.A RS, , LARD, OYSTERS, HAMS. MEAL, | 8ALMON' MOLASSES, | SARDINE8, I 1 CHEESE, CORNED BEEF, 6 SUGAR, ROAST BEEF, i COFFEE, j piG FEET, RICE, j TRIPE, HOMINY, POTTED HAM, I OAT MEAL, j ox TONGUE, TEA, DEVILED HAM, SODA, PICKLES, STARCH, TEPPER SAUCE, 80AP, SPICES, * TOBACCO, FRENCH CANDY, . Jg CIGARS, gTICK CANDY, . My purpose will to keep n i rii f / a rresii oiocx 01 JFancy and Heavy Groceries, . CONSTANTLY ON HAND. I shall expect always to meet competition. [ SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONACE. | ! AOBKT i?'U?t ONE OF THE -CIIFAPESTBUOQIES ON THE MARKET. Very Truly, I W. D. BEWLEY. | Sept. 8-3G-4a?; ?$? : ~ M