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MASTER S SALES. FOR DECEMBER. 1893. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. ^ Court of Common Pleas. The Union Building and Loan Association, of Union, S. C., Jonas &e<liunco to an order made In the above ease, by his Honor, J. J., Norton, Judge, dated March 17th, 1898, 1 ^^^H^^rill sell before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, on salesday, Dec. 4th. 1893, within the legal hours of sale, the following dfscribed premises, to-wit: All that certain tract of land containing three hundred and seventy (370) acres, more or loss, in Bogansrille township, adjoining lands of Jesse L. SwinU .T W S m Mrs. M. L. Qage and others. TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash, the balance on a credit of one year, w ith interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of. purchaser and mortgage of premises. The purchaser to pay for papers. C. H. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Noeember 10, 1893. Not. 17- 40-3t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pirns. William Munro, vt Clem T. Mabry, et al. IN obedience to au order made in the abore stated case by his honor, Judge James Aldrich, dated July 8, 1892, I will sell before the Courthouse door in the town Union, on salesday, 4th December, 1893, within the legal hours of sole, the following desoribed lands to-wit: All that certain tract of land containing serenty-three acres, in Gowdeysville torrnehip, bounded by lands of Josse J. Mabry on ^j^south'. T. D. Littlcjohn on the west and Joues on the north and oast. ALSO, v- *y-four acres in said township, adjoinof T. D. L'ttlejohn, William Jones OP? Mabrv, and known as the home \ being; part and parcel of said 73 ^ j 'ERMS OF SALE; *6^ty Hand the balance on a credit a A h interest from day of Bale, ?f the purchaser and a H "2- Vmsee. ^c- h. peake, xr for Union County. \raber P^^^TFheState of South Carolina. I ' oouMY OF UNION, g.... 2*--' B Court of Common Pleas. F Thadeus L. llames as Executor of the Inst W will and testament of Josiah Foster, deceased, vt Joshua C. Spears. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated CAse, by llis Honor. Judge 1. D. Witherspnou, dated October 4, 18'J3, I will sell before the Courthouse doo? in ^ the town of Union, on Salosd^fcc'c^h^, M ber the 4th, 1893,wiyup^|(B<^^Decemlale^i^^^atfMi^Puielcgnl hours of ^ing described lands, to wit: j ^^^^111 that certain piece, parcel, or tract of land, containing five hundred and seventyfour aores, more or less. 574 ACRES. tying, neing and situate in Jonesville township, State and County aforesnid, boundod by lands of Jesse Bishop, Jesse Swink, a. O. Means, Josiali Foster and estate of Willi&m _ Long; said land known as.the Ilcnry Means place. TERMS OF SALE. One-balf cash, the balance on a credit of 1 one year, with interest from day of sale, to J be secured by bond of the purchaser and a d mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay tl for papers. a C. H. I'EAKE, b Master for Union County.*" t< "Master's Office, Not. 10, 1893. d Not. 17-4G-3t. b OF~UNION. R Court of Common Pleas. Rodger and Loais N. Rodger, as o: ^^HHraecutors of John Rodger, deceased, tl Almira E. Rodger, U al. e: TN obedience to an order mado in tho above b Jl stated case, by his Honor, I. D. With- 11 erspoon, Circuit Judge, dated October 13th, 01 1893, I will sell before the Courthouse door, n in the to??n of Union, on ealesday, Decern- ?' ber 4th, 1898, within the legal hours of sale, 11 fhe following described property, to-wit: 01 Tract of land known as the O'Neal place, t( containing seventy-nine acres, more or less, 11 bounded by lands of Govan Hancock, John 8* Beokncll, David Gallman and the estate of ** ' H. 8. Beaty and others. TERMS OF SALE : One-fourtli part cash, and 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. Purehasnr to pay for papers "and have the privilege of paying the whole of the hid in cssh. C. H. PEAKE, Master for Union County. J Matter's Office, November 10, 1803. Kov. 17-4G-3t. The State of South Carolina, t COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common 1'leoS. William Lyles et al. j Vi Ki Mahala Lyles, et al. IN obedience to au order made in the above u stated case by his Honor, I. D. Wither- ga spoon; Circuit Judge, dated October 4th, 1803, I will sell before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, within the legal j( hours of sale, on salesday, December 4th, ju 1808, the following lands, to-wit: y( All that certain tract of land situate in f0 the oountv and 8tate aforesaid, oontainiog CJJ one hundred and seventy-two acres, and bounded by lands of Thomas Harris, W. T. \ Littlejohn, Phillip Rice and others. Said n i.nrt k. yni.i ?- ??.? *?*- -* * * ??? ? VV BV4V. Ill kUICQ IIBU1.1, piSIS 01 I g( which can be Been et Master s office. TERMS OF SALE: fp Ooe-tbird cash, balance on a credit of one and two years, in equal installments, 88 with interest from day of sale, to be secured 80 by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the | premises. Ai | C. H. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Kg' Master's office, November 10th, 1893. dr Nov. 17-46-31. p | an acknowldqementT VT7 K are obliged to have some money, an | VV Parties who owe us must make ar- da E rangement to m%et their debla at once. Our bo E needs are pressing, and we must have help If It Is necessary to enforce collecling by law. > FARR& THOMSON. *^ Qot. 27-43-tf, A"RUN"ON WINTER GOODS! WE aro having it, and it is easily explained. These aro cxcentionidlv linnl *?' -* , j nuito iiiruugnoui. 1110 wiiole business world, and our advantage in paying CASI1 for our Goods is saving our customers lots of <rt? GS* (D? ^ fjp ejp and tliey becomo more thoroughly convinced each time they sec what wo arc doing in PRICES, that "THE OLD RELIABLE" # *IS THE PLACE! We sell IIONEST GOODS, and the PEOPLE KNOW IT! * We do not sell CHEAP GOODS, but we do sell GOOD goods CHEAP. For the next few weeks we are going to offer you some bargains in CLOTHING that will startle you. Wo bought it WAY UNDER the regular prices, FOR CASH, you get it the same way! ' X ? HP E TV ! MEN'S FINE BLACK CLAY WORSTED SUITS, HANDSOMELY TRIMMED, $12.00, WORTH $1(3.00. MEN'S SQUARE CUT DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS $10.00, WORTH $15.00. These are "Hummers." OTHER STYLES AND PRICES TO SUIT YOUR POCKETliOOK. Come early and get your Pick before your size is sold. IYERY^I^^'^lean'^ND^F^^H-11^^-11^ 11 NO TRASH ! NO BAITS !! NO BLOWING !!! sTh. foster & 00.. MORTGAGE SALE. ASSIGNE'S SALE. SY virtue of a power contained in a DY virtue of the power given in a deed Mortgage given by Leonidas P. Began, trust givcu to me by Ihomson ated 17th January, 1885, and Recorded in datcd thc 2d d^?y ?f *?bruary' 189:{le office of the Register of Mesne Convey- ftml recorded in the office of the Register of nee for Union County, South Carolina, in ^es"? Conveyance for Union_county. South ook or Mortgages G. 7, page 57. I will sell }a V,?ok ,?f N? ?? pftges, > the highest bidder before the Courthouse ',33"C34, 1 Sc- ^ f 0inres. f.0 oor, at Union, S. 0.. on salesday in Decern- H^pson Robbs in Gowdeysvilte township, er, 1893, certain lands described in said on Tuesday the 5th day of December; 1893, lortgoge, as follows : at 11 o'clock am. the following described OflhtyhM. aAalnln. tract Qf bnd in tho Pr?Pfp'yj t?*w. , . - - ^ ?. F. Bogan trust laud, conveyed to said county, o. C , bounded on the east by Broad F. Bogan by Isaac Bogan, in trust for "vcr, north by C. C. Roberts, south and west le children of said R. F. Bogan, by deed b? lhe ll?*y lands, containing ninety-one f Conveyance duly recorded in the office of (<J^) acres. le Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union *^'80 ",e traot of land lying in the State ounty, Book F. Page 23, and having such and county aforesaid, known as tho Iloey ieets and bounds as are therein set forth, tract, bouuded by lands of T\ L. Robbs, C. > rcept that twenty acres of said tract have loman and others, containing three liuneen heretofore conveyed to Asa Smith, sod <lve<J nod thirty-three (333) acres, more or ie original tract having contained about 'e8S*. ne hundred and forty-four acres, tho tract This tract will be sold in three separate ow referred to contains about one hundred ^ot8' P'^ts of which can be seen at the office nd tweDty four acres; my rigbt, title and W. Whisonant, at IVilkinsvillo, iterest to said tract now inoludes that I Also all of tho interest of the said Thompriginally took under tile deed above referred 80n Robbs, being one-half interest, in a trnct >, and olso that taken under said deed by lan,i 'yiog 'n the State and county aforely sister, M. E. Alexander, formerly Bo Mid, known aa tho Jnckson tract, bounded in. which has been duly conveyed to me ' J land belonging to the estate of W, E. V. v deed bearing date the 24th day of January bates, dec d, and estate of B. G. Davidson, . jg2." nnti others, containing flfty-five (55) acros, TERMS OF SALE, CASH. "" n,?.lc kno.n ?? d? of Purchaser to pay for papers. C. W. WIIISONANT, WM. A. NICHOLSON, Assigneo. Mortgagee. Nov. 17-56*8t. Union, S. C , Nov. lGth, 1893. Nov. i7-46-3t. The State of South Carolina. CLERK'S SALE. COUaNTY OF UNION. L... By JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judgo. tho rt 12? "TmtMifl v??.- ? " --- . ........... uuuu ? . 11HUCC nas roaue V7i wuum viUUUUU. yy auit to me to grant him Letters of UNION COUNTY. Administration on iho Estate of aud effects . . .. of Andy Nance, deceased. Court of Common Plfeas. , - These are, therefore, to cite and admonish be British and American Mortgage Com- all and singular the kindred and creditors pany (Limited.) Plaintiff, of the said Andy Nance, deceased, that they against be and appear, before me, in the Court of / A. F. Keudrick, ctal., Defendant. Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South ^ N obedience to on order made in the above Carolina, on Iho 4th day of Deocraber next, . stated ease, dated 24th March 1893, by *1er publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the is Honor Judge J. J. Norton, I will sell forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, jfore the Courthouse door, in the town of w^y the said Administration should not be nion, during the legal hours of sale, on granted. lcsday, December 4tli, 1893, the following tlivcn under my band and seal this 15th jscribed lands, to-wit: Jay ?f November, Anno Domini, 1893. All that tract of land whereon the defen- JAMES M. GEE, mt, A. F. Keudrick, now resides, situated _ Judge Probate. Gowdeysville township. Union county. Published on the 17th day of November, >uth Carolina, containing five hundred and 1893, in the Weekly Union Times. rty (640) acres, and bounded by lands of Nov. 17-46-2t. Ute of Dr. Wade Fowler. John B. Faster, sbbt. _ rs. M. A. Walker, estate of E. Wood, Mrs. X T_t_. ? T"V r , A. Sarratt, Jehu Spears, Mrs. Armstrong, I ]yT(|1\| I |WTT{-ir\ jO r. M. A. Moore, T. 5TTaylor and II. T. | ^ AyllUuVy'U.j .on., maae up or five traots, as follows : 1st. Three hundred and fifty-one acres om Mary F. foaife, loss four aores sold off. , ...... m ? 2nd. One hundred and thirty-eight from DRUGS, Patent Medicines. Toilet Soaps, tate of J. G. Kendrick, less eight aores Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Toolli U Brushes, Tooth Powders, 8rd. Thirty-eight acres from Mrs. Ann ^ace Powders, rmstrong. A lull line of Paints, Oils, Putty, Stains, ? 4th. Eight acres from Mrs. M. A. Walker. l'aint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. 5th. Ninety-three acres from T. B. Ken- Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, ick, seventy-seven acres sold off. and all kinds of Druggist Sundries -X TERMS OF SALE. kcPl in a firM-d"9 Drug Store. u9 One-third of the purchase money oosh, ? ... , ? d the balance in two equal consecutive P??y?ioi?n. Prescriptions carefully com- pe nual installments, with Interest from ihe pounded at all hours. yo y of sale, to be secured by the purchaser's The ?ubHc wUl flDtl our Block of Medicine8 J01 ud, and a mortgage of the P^ml.ee sold. complete, warranted genuine and peJK! w . ? ' of the best quality. ret Clerk of Court. ? . , . Clerk's Office, Nov. 11, 1898. CaU and ?? for JOursaWss. Not. 17-4b-3t. F?b 17-7-ly ( I 1a I / YXJE 1j?T0 Ik VERY, VERY large stock of DltY GOODS, Shoes, Millinery, VV (Nothing, Flats cc, that must be sold regardless of hard times. Prices have tumbled down to a low notch with us. Unfortunately, ?e did'uot have the inonoy to plank down tho spot cash for every dollar's wo*ho? goods we bought this soason, as some of our competitors claim to have btW consequently wo cannot put our-prices on our goods ?nd aay to you, that they rtxe all paid for, and you must pay us our price for them or thoy can remain here. Wo are not so independent as that. Now tho fact is, wo arc compelled to raise a latgo amount of money within the next 30 days, and in order to do so, we have put tho knife in prices for the CASII. LISTEN TO JOST A FEW PRICES: A big lot of good Shirting, - - - 3Ac. Good round Thread Checks, - - 4c. Good Calico's at - - 4 and 5c. Good Wool Joans at - - - 10c. Women's Solid Leather Shoes in liuttou and Lace, - S5c. . MfcP??..r tlf HWWfniTll I 'f Skin shoes at 81.38c. 1 Men's All Wool Undershirts, Ladies Hats from 10 cents up, Men's Wool Hats as low as 20 cents. A beautiful Sunday Hat, (felt) for a man, at - SI.00 Pios and needles, a basket full, at your own price. Remember this is not simply wild talk to catch your trade, but wo mean busicss, and wc are going tc sell you your goods if you buy whore you can buy the honpest. Thanking you for your very liboril patiouago iu the past, *vo arc Yours Truly, 2 GRAHAM & SPARKS. b TfVw S'VrTT I' \J^A i FOR THIS SPACE* NEXT =: ' - WEEKi II F SOMETHING 18 Jf U 1 JN (jr TO DROPi tl n< m in AT _V -L , -? r. E. BAILEY'S." c. Oct. 20-42-1U u money wanted. Notice to Trespassers. TOW wo know the price of ootton is low, . . . . , .... , S and we dislike to ask those indebted to A v. P.e 0D8 b?TChJ Prhlblt^rom i to sell at such low prices, but we are com- A hunting, riding, drmng walking, ' lied to raise money, and must ask that P???mg through or in anyway trespassing .. come in very so"n and pay Ms. at least a on AV?e ,ands of 1 ,e. rt of your accents. This we think is rea- A" f!* 01\ao W'11 b? rro?cc?led ,0 1 ,?K1. i?., ._,i ,.fc. . the fall extent of the law. f: "J Jf|, lis?Jjk^KU M. r. DAWKINS, A.H.FOSTER, h, nonet faror if you will oompfa with this j c SINCLAIR YOUNO & HUNTER, an 1U,8t- * ?ur"Tr*7' W. M. MEADOR, C. C. CULP, GRAHAM & SPARKS. W. M. KOON. ftn (fet. 27-43-tf, Noy. 10-46-41. M: * * ? V. 9it a 1 ? T II E UTTT^TTT TrAr*Tr I WHiW. YUJK1A RACKET. WHAT A CHANGE ! WHEN we came to Union, little more than two years ago, you were paying "old reliable" long time one hun-? dred per cent,'* on your Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, etc. Our coming was like a bomb in the enemy's camp. We lead the war on high prices, and today you can buy your goodsi n Union cheaper than they are sold in any other town in the State. When we first opened up with goods all marked in plain figures aud ONE CLOSE price to everybody, some of our competitors told you we could not go on selling goods as we had commenced a nd live. Well, perhaps, if we had paid time ^ prices for our goods and then lost fifteen or twenty-five per cent, on bad accounts, we would have gone under. But we arc still here, and today can give vou some of the best bar. - I gains yet offered you. MEN'S GOOD DOMET SHIRT FOR 15 CENTS. J others will ask you 25 or 30 cents for same goods. Heavy (3yd) 4-4 shirting, Nat. Wool Shirt and Draw-^H only 5 cents. ers 68 cents, worth $1.00. I Lighter Shirting yard wide, GoodJIieavy Jeans, 15cents.^H only 4 J New lot of our Popular Best 20 inch checks 4 cents cent Jeans just in; others ask^^ Best Calico, only 4i you 40 and 50 cents for same Men's All Wool Undershirt goods . 45 cents. Our Men's Suits start at $2.18, for good suits. Cheviots, ^ Clay Worsteds, etc., 25 per cent, cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere. Have you looked at our Men's High Cut Shoe, "Creedmor^^B Tie", for $1.00? Others ask $1.35 to $1.50 for same goods. wB Don't buy anything in the Dry Goods line until you have been to the / NEW YORK RACKE^[ and posted yourself. No trouble for us to show goods, and always remember that anything you buy from us, should you Ronmnn ?!i-l- ?- 1 ' uiooauaucu wiui your oargam be lore using, bring it -Jm back and get your money, | \ HARRY &BELK, ^ LEADERS IN LOW PRICES. J. O'CONNORV ?NEW? M DEALER X3ST fnK-Qp Q p y P j O p Q^S :0ld Monongahela Whiskies" 908 broad street. Some Things that may^| LUGUSTA, - - GA. be Found There. FLOUR, l>?ACn?B HE LARGEST LIQUOR B\CON, CIIERRIHI^^M HOUSE IN THE SOUTH. ' " PEARS, LARD, II hoice Brandies, .Wines, Gins, M?.L SALMON, H| Rums and Liquors of Every Description. MOLASSES, SARDINES, H l\ll mm Receive CHEESE, CORNED BEEF, rffl LVlb Ulll/LlUJ prompt attention. OI?.... El Oct. 20.42.8m. SL?AU' ROASTJUSKE. M Patrick Military Institute. F 1>iG FEET' | ANDERSON, S. C. RICE' TRIPE, ^ i RRANOEMF.NTS liavc been made to HOMINY, | POTTED HAM V admit on Jannarv 1st lfcn.1 ~e J .V/I/A, II VU W1 ^ large for (uiiion, one meritorious young OAT MEAL, OX TONGUE, an of limited means from each county in , ie State. The School Commissioners have TLA, DEVILED HAM, sen requested to make the appointment oiu the respective counties. SODA, PICKLES, D. S. MAXWELL, ar,.nntt * 1 will hold a competitive examination for STAHCII, PEPPER SAUCE, ie above scholarship oa December 10th. t or further particulars apply to me. SOAP, SPICES, , .1. L. WALKER. Nov. 17-40-21. TOBACCO, FRENCH CANDY,** ALTTEN TION! CIGARS, | STICK CANDY, A LL persons indebted to us, either by ... , \. note or for provisions aud Guano, are My purpose Will be to KCOj) rgently requested to call at once ami set- _ T? . .1 Qt lr f e, as, having extended indulgence, we are ' POSH otOCK Ol iw forced to make collections, to meet p 1 II n aturiog obligations. All persons who are t'lllPV (1111 llfiftYY Ill'OP/ftP ftS debted to us, disregarding this call may 1 111,1 J tl,,U '11111 I U1UIUUU3, tpect to see an officer by Dec. 1,1893. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Oct 27-43-tit. FAN1 mu>s* I shall .expect always to I Medical Partnership. ? "10Tet .c0 P?t'ti?n I SnimiT A SHARP np vnilD ^ _ ? w . . .. WMMMU Ul IUUI1 as L publio that they hnve entered into PATRDNAfiF eBK trtnership, for the practice of Medicine nl llUlinUL. ?N id Surgery in nil bronches, and will be 2^, cparcd to respond promptly to nil calls AGENT FOR ONE OF THE \S r tfceir services, day snti niglit. M Office over Posey's Drug Store,' Union pectaclcs and Eye-Glasses. x he Union Drug Co. is a full line of the best SPECTACLES Vnrv Trnlv d EYE-GLASSES that Science has been * *ruiy, JB le to protluoe, and are prepared to suit 1717' T1 T>"CH7T T^V y condition of the eye. Itlt JJ. X* JCj ILK LdCj \ / ' tr. 21-12-tf S,pt. A r jp. ** V'vv WfiNTEDJ * * * * EVERY maq,mRan and child in Union County to know that wo arc offering more ajRjbetter goods in these hard times for less money than any other house in tav 8wn. Too many OvoOToats in small sizes, 36 and 35. If you need an Over Coat this is the placearo positively closing out these sizes at cost. Best Wool JeaiE knocks out anything else ou the hill, only 23 cents! Our oustomsrf mow their appreciation of our Farmers' Beaver cloth, but there is still some ^dWor you, only 25 cents. Double width, 54 inches, watorproof, blue and grsyfour price 50 cents. 40 YARDS .GOOD CALICO- FOR ONLY SLIM. Bc8t Gingham#, fancy dress styleB, going at 5 cents. The best man's Merino Shirt iu this market for only 25 conts. We hava just received another big lot of that "Famous spool cotton, in black and white, still going at 2 cent?. Without any doubt about it wo have tho best lot of Misses and children hosiery in town. Look at our "Leader'' regular made and doublo knees, black and color guaranteed, only 25 cen:s. Look at our 10 cent assortment. Others ask you 15 eents for same goods. Ladies, bear in mind that wo aro hondquartcrs for Blaok Goods?Ilavo beaten the town numberless times on these goods. Prices from 20c, 25c, 33c, 50c. G5c, 85c and 98o- Oijr 98,cents is tho 81.25 kind olsewhero. Don't fail totn[ a pair of Frank and Fray's cclebratod Shoos for Ladies. All guaranteed. . ? Olr Millinery Department 's still in the lead(with no chance for our competitors to catch up. Young man or old man do you kuow that we keep tho largest, cheapest and latest styles in Hats ? Look at our Alpines in Brown and Black for 81.00. other houses get $1.50 /or same good-. Do not wait but come at once to = M o L U R E * S .= MgNEY, WANTED AT ONCE.