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MASTEBS SALES. FOR DECEMBER, 1893. The S**f? cf SvUVU Cwv'uilA COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. The Union Building and Loon Association. - of Union, 8. C., Jonas to sn order made In the above ^^^^^^H^Hited ease, bj his Honor, J. J.. Norton. Judge, dated March 17lh, 1898, 1 ^HB^^rill sell before the Courthouse door, io the town of Union, on ealesdaj, Dec. 4th. 1893, within the legal hours of sale, the following described premises, to-wit : All that certain tract of land containing three hundred and seventy (870) acres, more or lees, in Bogansville township, adjoining lauds of Jesse L. Swtnk, J. W. Scott, Mrs. M. L. Qage and others. TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash, the balance on a credit of one year, with interest from day of sale, to | be secured by bond of. purchaser and mort gage of premises. The purchaser to pay for papers. C. H. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Norember 10, 1893. Not. 17- 40-3t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pirns. William Munro, vs Clem T. Mabry, et a). IN obedience to nu order made in the aboee stated case by his honor, Judge James Aldrich, dated July 8, 1892, 1 will sell before tho Courthouse door in the town Union, on salesdny, 4th December, 1893, rrirhii ?u? h;urs sojc, iuc fuilvning desoribed lands to-wit: All that certain tract of land containing serenty-three acres, in Gowdeysville township, bounded by lands of Jesse J. Mabry or south; T. D. Littlejobn on the west mid Jours on the north and east. QP* r* ty-four acres in said township, adjoin 'eofT. D. I/ttlejohn, William Jone: Mabrv, and known as trie uotn being part and parcel of said 71 \ ERMS0F8ALE: ??<>.*> '' nni1 (lie balance 0,1 tt credi o "nj' a '? interest from day of salt of the purchaser and C. H. PEAKE, H "p V for Union County. B 1^ . State of South Carolina. ' - COUNTY OF UNION, JB$ Court of Common Pleas. Thadeus L. Ilames as Executor of the In will and testament of Josiah Foster, d ceased, ra Joshua C. Spears. T N obedience to nn order made in t P X above stated case, by His Ilooor. Jud - - ...... .1 is' i. V. VVHUerspuuu, U?igu wvww I will soli before the Courthouse door. P \ the town of Union, on Salo?d$}h_ ber tbe 4tli, 1893, hours of P sale, J^yii^'tfcscribed lands, to wit: I ..at certain piece, parcel, or tract of ^.u, conts'aing five hundred and seventyfour acres, more or less. 574 ACRES. ?f lying, oemg and situate in Jonesviile town- -i hip, State and County aforesaid, bounded / by lands of Jesse Bishop, Jesse Swink, A. G. t Means, Josiah Foster and estate of William Long; said land known as.the Henry Means place. TERMS OF SALE. One-half chsIi, the balance on a credit of ana year, with inlercet from uay of sale, to JL be secured by bond of the purchaser and a dal mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay th< for papers. nm C. II. I'EAKE, bo( Master for Union County.-* to Master's Office, Nov. 10, 1893. do Nov. 17-4G-3L be: OF UNION. ji? Court of Common Pleas. V BJsl. Rodger and Lonis N. Ilodger, as of Rtecutors of John Rodger, deceased, th %%? pn F^m/rni 111 ? W vs. nil Almira E. Rodger, si al. ex FN obedience to on order made in tlie above JL etated case, by his Honor, I. D. Withcrspoon, Circuit Judge, dated October 13th, 0,1 1893, I will sell before the Courthouse door, 110 in the town of Union, on ralesday, Decernber 4th, 1893, within the legal hours of sa'.c, :a the following describe) property. to-w:t: or Traci. of land known us the O'Neal place, 10 containing seventy-nine acres, more or less, m bounded by lands of Govan Hancock, John Becknnll. David Gallman ?nd the estate of ^3 H. S. Beaty and others. " TERMS OF SALE : One-fourth part cash, nud the balance on a credit of one and two years in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, the credit portion of the purchase money to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and havo the privilege of paying the whole of the hid in cash. 0. H. PEAKE, Master for Union County. J Master's Office, November 10, 1893. Nov. 17-4?J-3t. The State of South Carolina, t COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common l'leas. William Lyles et nl. ! n . Maliala Lyles, et al. IN obedience to an order made in the above p stated case by his Honor, I. 1). Wither- S( spoon, Circuit Judge, dated October 111), 1893, I will sell before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, within the legal j hours of sale, on salesday, December 4ih, 1893, the following lands, to-wit : y All that certain tract of land situate in the county and State aforesaid, containing c one hundred and seventy-two acres, and ^ bounded by lands of Thorons Harris, W. 1'. y Liltlejolin, Phillip Kice aud others. Said p land will be sold in three tracts, plats of y which can be seen at Master's office. TERMSOF SALE: f une-tbird cash, balance on a credit of one and two years, in equal installments, e with interest from day of sale, to be secured 9 by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the pieuPscs. ^ C. 11. PKAKi., Master for Union County. Master's office, November loth, 1893. Nov. 17-4ti-3t. ^ AN ACKNGWLDG ?MEr\iT. a Wi! are obliged to hive some money, n Parties w!<? n?e us must make- ar? t ran gome it to m*?t ihrir ?i ,.ncc. Our t needs are pressing, and we must have help if it is necessary to enforce collecling by law. FAR It & THOMSON. Oct. 27-43-tf. - z\ "rtt* jL JL 11 LJ 1 WINTER < WE are having it, and it is exceptionally hard times thr world, and our advantage in paying C A our customers lots of $dtj and they become more thoroughly con wo are doing in F1 "THE OLD ] Tis THE I We sell HONEST GOODS, an We do not se!! G! we do sell GOOD i For the next few weeks wc are goin CLOT t that will startle you. Wo bought it > FOR CASH, you gc L I S T - MEN'S FINE BLACK CLA^ SOMELY TRIMMED, $1 MEN'S SQUARE CUT DOUBL ?10.00, WOR s These are 4 OTIIElt STYLES AND PRICES T he sr, Come early and gel your Pie iu ,rERYTIIINC CLEAN AND FKESK NO TllASII ! NO B^ L H. FOSTE MORTGAGE SALE. >Y virtue of A power contained in n 13Y t P Mortgage given by Lronidas P. Bogan, *3 o Led 17th January, 1885, and Recorded in Robbs. i office of the Register of Mesne Convey- ftn^ re< ec for Union County, South Carolina, in Mesne sk of Mortgages G. 7, page 57, I will sell Cft'olin the highest bidder before the Courthouse ''83*08' or, at Uuion, S. 0., on salcsdny in Decern- 'ihorop r, 1893, certaiu lands described in said I oa ^ue irtgoge, as follows: at 11 o ilA'iy Uat? aautaln. tract of land in the proper F. Bogan trust laud, conveyed to said county F. Bogan by Isaac Rogan, iu trust for fiver, e children of said II. F. Bogan, by deed by the Conveyance duly recorded in the office of (91) ft< e Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union -Mso unty, Book F. Page 23, and having such an<l co jets and bounds as are therein set forth, 'fact, 1 cept that twenty acres of said tract have r ,nn en heretofore conveyed to Asa Smith, sod <lre(l ft e original tract having contained about 'C9r9-. ie hundred and forty-four acres, the tract This iw referred to contains about one hundred lots. P id twenty four acres; my right, title and W* terest to said Iract now includes that I iginallv'ook undo'* the at>o?c referred """ , and also that taken under said deed by of lam y sister, M. E. Alexander, formerly l$o sai(', ^ tn. which has been duly conveyed to me 'W lan r deed hearing date the 2-ith day of January Estcs, (82." ft"1! ol TERMS OF SALE, CASH. ,no ( Teri Purchaser to pay for papers. WM. A. NICHOLSON, Mortgagee. Nov Union, S. C , Nov. lGtli, 18'J'J. Nov. 17-4G-3t. CLERK'S SALE. I5y J.l "lie State of South Carolina. XXf f UNION COUNTY. Admit Court of Common Dions. . * he British end American Mortgage Com- all an pany (Limited.) J'taintiJT, of the against be am A. F. Keudrick, ctal., Defendant. I'roba [ N obedience to an order made in the above Caroli L stated ease, dated 24th March 1893, by after 1 is Honor Judge J. J. Norton, 1 will sell forent efore the Courthouse door, in the town of w*'y 1 nion, during the legal hours of sale, on grant* ilesday, December 4th, 1893, the following escribed lands, to-wit: day o All that tract of land whereon tho defoliant, A. F. Keudrick, now resides, situated ii (iowdcysvillc township. Union county, 1'"' ouih Carotiuo, containing five hundred aud 18'.?3, ?rty (040) acres, and bounded by lands of No^ state of Dr. Wade Fowler. John B. Fester, Irs. M. A. Walker, estate of E. Wo d, Mrs. "?" T, i. A. Sarratt, Jehu Spears, Mrs. Armstrong, | )r. M. A. Moore, T. J. Taylor and II. T. colt, made up of five tracts, as follows : 1st. Three hundred and fifty-one acres rom Mnry F. Feaife, less four acres sold off. Ju.l. One hundred and thirty-eight from stale of J. 0. Kendrick, less eight acres old. 3rd Thirty-eight acres from Mrs. Ann irmstrong. A lull 4th. Eight acres from Mrs. M. A. Walker. ] 5th. Ninety-three acres from T. B. Ken- Tobac Irick, seventy-seven acres sold off. n TERMS OF SALE. One-third of the purchase money cash, . ind the balance in two equal consecutive ^Sl innual installments, with interest frv,ru the lay of sale, to bo secured bv tbe purchase,'r, 1Jie j mud, ana a mortgage of the premises sold. ? J. ii. McKiSSICK, Clerk of Court. ? Clerk's Office, Nov. 11, 1803. ,'?11 8 Nor. 17-40-3t. Feb 1 j" nivr ? V/1I GOODS! easily explained. These are ( oughout the whole business ( ? S II for our Goods is saving i ?n> vinced each time they sec what 1ICES, that ^ -r a TIT 11 1 1 tCELlADliili 0 'LACE! (I the TEOPLE KNOW IT! ufad nnnnQ K..+ i L.I 11 vivrv/L/U| wui goods CHEAP. g to offer you some bargains in HING VAY UNDElt the regular prices, t it the same way! ' EJ TV ! WORSTED SUITS, HAND .2.00, WORTH $10.00. E BREASTED SACK SUIT! TII $15.00. 'Hummers." '0 SUIT YOU 11 POCKETBOOK k before your size is sold. lITS !! NO BLOWING !!! j :r & co. J ASSIGNE'S SALE. virtue of I lie power given in a deed f trust giccu to mc by Thomson dated the 2d day of February, 1893, , sorded in the office of the Register of Conveyance for Union county, South a, in Rook of Deeds L. No 30, pages I, 1 will ee'l at the late residence of son Itobbs, in Gowdcysville township, sdny, i he 5th day of December; 1893, 'clock a. m. the following described ty, to-wit< , S. C , bounded on the east by Broad north by C. C. Itobcits, south and west lloey lands, containing ninety-one :res. the traot of land lying in the State unty aforesaid, known as the lloey bounded by lands of T. L. Robbs, C. tan and others, containing three huu- 1 nd thirty-three (333) acres, more or I tract will be sold in three separate lats of which can be seen at tbe office Whisonant, at Wilkinsvillc. i all of the interest of the said Thomp- "" jbbJ, t'eiiig o&c-hulf interest, in a tract 1 lyiog in the State and county afore;nown as the Jackson tract, bounded d belonging to the estate of W. E. V. dee'd, and e&ia>e of I>. 0. Davidson, * hers, containing flfty-fivc (55) acros, #r less. ms of sa'c made known on day of sale. C. W. WHISONANT, Assignee. . 17"??l-dt. ho State of South Carolina. COUNTY OP UNION. lMES M. OEE, ESQ., Probate Tudgo. IIER FAS, John F. Nance has made suit to me to grant him Letters of ais'.ration on the Estate of aud effects dy Nanco. deceased, so are, therefore, to cite and admonish d singnlar the kindred and creditors said Andy Nance, deceased, that they d appear, before me, in the Court of d te, to be held at Union C. II., South ^ ma, 011 the 4th day of December next, publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the ion, to show cause, if any they have, be said Administration should not be lid. cn under my hand and seal this 15th f November, Anno Domini, 1893. JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate, dished on the 17th day of November, in the Weekly Uxion Times. r. 17- 4G-2t. nion Drug Co., ' - -DEALERS IX? 38, Patent Medicines. Toilet Soaps, 'crfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Tooth Powders, Face Powders. 1 line of Paints, Oils, Putty, Stains, 'aint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. :co, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, Kid all kinds of Druggist Sundries -j kept in a first-elans Drue Store. u icinns' Prescriptions carefully com- P poundeil nt all hours. y l> 'ublic will find our stock of Mcdiciues r rimplete, warranted genuine and p of the best quality. r ind see for yourselves. 7-7- ly tit-It at MM M\ i\ EVERT Bi*j9?ea and ohild in Uoi< iog bom wmtlw goods in those >ther house la tH^Kvo. Too maoy OraRoite in idiII site*, 36 this is the placetMlre ore positively el Beet Wool?esj? koooks out aoythiog < Oar oniton^glov their sppreoistioo there is still some you, only 25 oei proof, blae end grtjfour price 50 oeots. 40 YARO^^GOOD CALI Bect Qioghsme, fancy dress styles, goii q,L- L?? ???'? Skirt in thin mi JL UU UCTt 111 Mil 9 4'JUIUV WHMV ? Wo have just received another big lot and white, still going at 2 coots. Without any doubt about it wo have hosiery in town. Look at our "Leader'' and color guaranteed, only 25 een's. L< ask you 15 eenta for same goods. Ladies, boar in mind that wo aro head* the iuwu numberless times on these good 85o and 98o.. Qfljr 98 cents is tho 81.25 Don't fail towTa pair of Frank and 1 guaranteed. ~m? Oir Millinery 'a still in the leadjwith no chance for on Young man or old mot. do you kuow latest 6tyles in Hats ? Look at our Alj other houses get 81.50 lor same good-. M o L U MP^EY.' WANTED WE have I very, very largo fHothiog, Hats co, that Prices have tumbled down to n low not |^ did'not have the i . every dollar's woJh W-goods we bough claim to have bf^ consequently wo ca to you, that they fa: all paid for. and j 5 can remain here. Wo are not so indepe pelted to raise a lvge amount of uionc; do so, we have put the kniio in prices 1 LISTEN TO JUST A big lot of good Shirting, Good round Thread Checks, G ood Calico's at Good Wool Joans at Women's Solid Leather Shoes in 15 I " " I'll mi " den's All Wool Undershirts, Ladies Hats from 10 cents up, VIcn's Wool Hatsns low as 20 cents. \ beautiful Sunday Ilat, (fell) for a man, 1'ius and needles, a basket full, at your ow .lemembcr this is not simply wild talk to c >9, and wo aro going tc sell you your goodi :apcst. Thanking you for your vi-ry lil Yours Truly, GRAHAM i 70R TH I ? NEXT 3 w S O M E T H 3r O I N Gr T . T. E. BA *< Oct. 20-42-] it * MONEY WANTED. V]"0W wo know the price of cotton is lew, A end we dislike to ask those indebted lo s to sell at such low prices, but we are comclled to raise money, and must ??V the' ^ on come iu very soon and pay us. at )en?? a I 0 an ui jour accounts. This we think is rca- .. onable and just, and we will take it as a , ersonal favor if yon will comply with this equest. Yours Truly, ^ GRAHAM & SPARKS. Get. 27-43-tf. f m T^rk i iljj. ? ?? m Countj to know that wo are offerhard tinea for leu money than any > and 33. If you need an O?or Coat oain^ out these siaea at cost, alse on the hill, only 23 cents! of oar Farmers' Bearer olotb, but its. Double widtb, 5-1 inches, waterM FOR ONLY $1.00. ag at 5 cents. arket for only 25 conts. of that "Famous spool cotton, in black tho boat lot of Misses and children regular madu and double knoes, black * ?* ? * n (Knrs >ok at oar iu ocac auorimvui. v.Uv.. quarters for Blaok Goods?Have beatoc s. Pricos from 20o, 25o, 33c, BOo. G5o > kind elsewhore, Cray's celebratod Shoos for Ladioa. Al i Department ir competitors to oatoh up. that we kcop tho largoat, choapoet at) >!ooa io Brown and Black for $1 0( Do oot wait but como at onco to R E 1V|()\'KY. AT ONCE stook of DltY GOODS, Shoes, Millino: must bo sold regardless of hard tin)' eh with us. inoooy to plaok down tho spot cash ( t this soason, as some of our compctiti nnot put our-prices on our good* i rou must pay us our price for them or tl ?*! ?? V'nir llin fn(>t SH wn nrn nr UUUUV UO vuav. *w?? ?ww ??v? .w, ? y within the next 30 day?, and in ordei for tho CASH. ' A FEW price: 3Jt Ic 4 and 5< 11). niton and Lace, - Sfx iu shoos ut - 81.38 , at - 81.00 n prico. atch your trade, hut wo mean husi4 if you buy whore you can buy the boril patronage iu the past, -vo are k SPARKS. 1 OKT 5 SPACE EEK. I TV O IS O DROP p ILEY'S. Notice to Trespassers. A LL persons are hereby prohibited from r\_ hunting, riding, driving, walking, ossing through or in 'fwjsar.K n tho lands of the under?ign?r1 Ail persons so doing will be prosecuted to 1* full extent of the law. 1. P. DAW KINS, A. H. FOSTER, . C. SINCLAIR, YOUNG & HUNTER, f. M. MEADOR, C, C. CULP, W. M. KOON. Not. 10-46-41; -V Tl T.T I 1 11 1 NEW Y RACK WHAT A Ch WHEN we caine to Union, little i you were paying "old reliab dred per cent,'' on your Dry Goods, SI Our coming was like a bomb in the ei ??" nt>Si<oa jmd todttV VOl ILIU Win Ull Ulglt |?>VVM| ^ ^ , Union cheaper than they are sold in j State. When we first opened up with good figures aud ONE CLOSE price to competitors told you we could not gc had commenced and live. Well, per J1 prices for our goods and then lost fi cent, on bad accounts, we would ha^ - arc still here, and today can give yc _ gains yet offered you. MEN'S GOOD DOMET SHIR' others will ask you 25 or 30 eeuts fo Heavy (3yd) 4-4 shirting, Ni only 5 cents. ers 6 , Lighter Shirting yard wide, G< only 4 4 N Best 20 inch checks 4 cents cent Best Calico, only 4 4 you ry? Men s All Wool Undershirt gooc ?8, 45 cents. br Our Men's Suits start at $2.48, 1 Clay Worsteds, etc., 25 per cent, c! ioy them elsewhere. Have you looked at our Men's II Tie", for $1.00? Others ask $1.35 * 1 * '? T\ i S, Don't buy anytlung in the Liry i been to the NEW YORK 3- and posted yourself. No trouble f( always remember that anything ye a- become dissatisfied with your barg . back and get your money, E. J. O'CONNOR^IL DEALER IN frrW zOlrt Monongahela Whiskies" y; dos drqadlSTREEt, Some AUGUSTA, - - GA. be FLOUR, TIIE LARGEST LIQUOR BACON, HOUSE IN TIIE SOUTH. LARD, HAMS, Choioo Brandies, .Wines, Qins, MEvL Rums nnd Liquors of Every j Description. | MUkAttoE; MAIL ORDERS vJ^Zaon. Oct. 20-l2-.ini. COFFEE Patrick Military institute. ANDERSON, S. C. RICE' ARRANGEMENTS have been inado to HOMINY, admit on January 1st, 1804, free of charge for tuition, one meritorious young OAT MEA man of limited in cans from each county in the State. The School Commissioners have TEA, been requested to make the appointment from the respective counties. SODA, D. S. MAXWELL, 1 will hold n competitive examination for STARCH, the above scholarship on December 10th. , > For further particulars apply to me. SOAP, J. L. WALKER. Nov. 17-40-21. TOBACCO A.'jrTETV TIOSI 0IOAR8, ALL persons indebted to us, either by note or for provisions and Guano, nre My pi urgently requested to call at once and settle, us, having extended indulgence, we are now forced to make collections, to meet maturing obligations. All persons who ure H/IJIPV indebted to us, disregarding this call may * lUlvj expect to see an officer by Dec. 1, 18'J3. i rv FA NT liKOS. t i ? Oct 27-43-6t. 1 Bim Medical Partnership. 1 I 9011 TimI-undersigned respectfully inform the I OULI X public that they hare entered into partnership, for the practice of Medicine and Surgery in nil branches, and will be prepared to respond promptly to all calls AQ-BNI for lljeir serf ices, day and night. T. MUNRO, J. G. GOINGS. Office over Posey's Drug Store, Union C. II. Nov. 3-44-tf. Spectacles anil Eye-Glasses. ^ nrWaEucNoroRVRiivjndtaid I | The Union Drug Co. BUG Has a full liuo of the best SPECTACLES and EYE-QLASSES that Science has been able to produoe, and are prepared to suit "I*7 any condition of the eye. -It* < I Mar. 24-12-tf Sept. ? IANGE I A noro than t wo years ago* |H le" long time one hunieS ' hoes, Clothing, Hats, etc. lemy's camp. We lead 11 can buy your goodsi n/ ?A?n in the (illy UVIIV71 i>un u ? -ajn. t Is all marked in pw* everybody, some of W > ou selling goods haps, if wc had paidtifl|&W^ ifteen or twenty-five pK 1 kro crone under. Bat W* >u some of the l^st btr? | r FOR 15 CENTB. ' r same goods. jp ?J it. Wool Shirt and Draw8 cents, worth $1.00. xidJIIeavy Jeans, locenta, ew lot of our Popular 881 Jeans just lii, uhfcevs ik ? 40 and 60 cents for same j Is . J ror good suits. Cheviots, 4 hoaper than you can buy jti ijxh Cut Shoe, "Creedmoro | to $1.00 for same goods. n joods line until you have RACKET >r ua to show goods, and m buy from should you rain before using, bring it ST & BELK, iERS IN LOW PRICES. Things that Found There. . peachSMH ciierru^^BH peaSHH OY8TKR8,^^M SALMON, WM 3, | SARDINES, B mm CORNED BEEF, ROAST R??F. B PIG FEET, TRIPE, V POTTED IIAM, 1 L> OX TONGUE, 1 DEVILED IIAM, PICKLES, PEPPER SAUCE, , fl SPICES, FRENCH CANDY, STICK CANDY, irpose will be to keep a a Fresh Stock of and Heavy Groceries, M VNSTANTLY ON HAND. < 11 1 _1 i ii .expect aiways to i-ys meet competition. j CIT A SHARE OF YOUfl. V PATRONACE. FOR ONE OF THE vl mS 91 DIES ON THE MARKET. Very Truly, I I . D. BEWLEY/W 3CAm: ^ *:AV