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MASTERS SALES. FOR JANUARY. 1894. Tub State of South Caroliua. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Cobb m Pleai. J. II. McKissick, AJm'r of J. H. Coleman, deceased. againtt Permelia Co'emao, ct al. I N obedieooe to an order made in the above L siated case by his Honor, 1. I>. Witker v spoon. Circuit Judge, dated Nov. 27th, 189:5. 1 will sell before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, on Tuesday the 21 day of January. 1894, during the legal hou s of sale, the following described land -, to-wit: All that certain tract of land lying, being ana si uate in Jonesville township, Slata and county aforesaid, containing iwo hundred and nineteen (219) acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of W. T. Liitlejohn, Knight Foster and others. The above tract of lind will be aold in two parcels . The Homes* ead laid off to Permelia Coleman and her infant children, being part of the above described tract, containing one hundred and six and ninety-nine one hundredth (106 99-100) acres. The remainder of above mentioned tract, containing one hundred aud twelve (112) acres. TERMS OF SALE: Cne-lhird cash; balance on a credit ol one and two years, with interest from day of sale. The purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises, purchased to s cure the crelit portion of the purchase money. C. II. FEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Dec. 9ib, 1893. Dec. 16-60-dt. The State of South Carolina. itntov county. Court of Common Tleas. William L. Culp, et al vs William T. Heatv. ft nl. IN obedience to nn order made in tlie ab6?e staled case, by his Honor, Judge W. H. Wallace, dated 9th December, 189J, 1 will sell at Uuioo, before the Courthouse door, during the legal hours of sales, on 9 Tuesday, 2nd Jauuary, 1894, the followiug \ " lands to wit : All that o??iain lot of land lying, being and siiuaio in Union County, State of South Carolina, containing thirty-eight acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands formerly owned by J. T. Hill, deceased, on the East and South by lauds formerly owned by Dr. J. N, Herndon, deceased, and ou the West by ljinds formerly owned by J. T. Hill, deceased, commencing on stake near the 8. & U, It. K., and the Public road, leadiug to Union Courthouse, running thence N. 871, E. 30.00, chains to k stake head of big gully, thence S. 17}, W. 13.10 to persiuiuion, thence S. 47, W. 11.10 to stake on road, thence along sa d road 23.00 to beginniug. The above tract of land will be sold in convenient lois or parcels, plats of which can be seen at the Master's Office. fl " tkiimi] nv otrv fA UlViUlJ V A. Ose-thiiu cash, balance ia two equal cotiBecutive annual installments with interest from day of sale, to be secured by purchaser or purchasers' bond and a mortgage of the premises sbld. Purchaser to pay for papers and to have the privilege of paying all of their bids in cash. In case uny purchaser or purchasers fail to comply with his her o? their Lids within one hour from the time of such sale or rales, it shall be within the power and disoretiou of the Muster to re-sell the premises so bid in, and the terms not complied with at the risk of such purchaser or purchase*. C. H.PEAKE, Master for Union County, r Master's Office, Dec. 9th, 4898. ' Deo. 16-50-lt. ?rw, The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. Caroline B. Salinas, ct al. against W. T. Beaty, et al. IN obcdieucc to an order made in the above stated case, by his Honor Judge \V. II. Wallace, dated Dec. Otb, 1893, 1 will sell at Union, before the Courthouse door, during the legal hours of sale, on Tuesday, 2d January, 1894, the following lands, to-wit: All that lot of land in the town of Union, with the storehouse building thereon, situate at the Northwest corner, junction of i Main and Virgin streets, and having the following melts and bounds: Beginning at itbe junction of Main and Virgin streets and running a'ong the North side of Main street, w nuy-ooe icei 10 an aueyway, nrc leet wiUe, C separating said lot from lot owned by II. S. Peaty, deceased, thence North along said a'leyway one hundred and fifty feet to Sharp street, thence East along said street fifiv one feet to Virgin si reel, tlieuce South nlotig rsaid street one hundred and fifty feet to Main street. TERMS OF SALE : One-half cash ; balance one year from dny of rale, secured by bond of the purcht er and a moitgage of the premises, with interest from day of sale. Purchaser or purchasers to have privilege of paying all of the p urchn-:e money in cash. C. II. PEAKK, M Master for Union County. Master's Ollice. Dec. 0th, 1808. Dec. 15-60-8t. B SPECIAL MASTER S SALE FOR JANUARY, 18'J4. B The State of South Carolina. B COUNTY Of UNION. Court of Common Picas. Christopher II. I'cake, Master far Union County, Plaintiff, ai/ainst Richard V. Gist, as Executor of the last will and testament of Mary E. Gist, deceased. ami 11 't. nail, L/tienxanir. I N obedience to a decretal order made in X ''IC "bovc euiided case by 11m Honor J. II j Hudson. Circuit Judge, <lated November 12th, A. I>. 1891, 1 will soil before the Court llou.se door in the town of Union, County and State aforesaid, within the legal hours of rale, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of January, 1804, the following described property, to wit: 500 ACRES. All that certain tract of land lying, being, and situate in Union County, Slate aforesaid, containing five hundred and sixty-nine acres, more or less, bounded by lands of A. Q. K ee, D. S. Lee. S. M. Rice Sr., and Knoree River, being the land formerly owned by Jesse Jones, deceased. TERMS OF SALE, no much of tho purchase money to be paid in cosh as will pay the defendant, 11. O. IIn'1 ^|^>s Attorney eleven hundred and twenty dollars, with interort thereon from 12th day of November 1801, a'so a suf^^HBBj^Kcicnt sum to pay the costs, feo and cxpenIn this action in cash; balance of (lie purchase money to be pa: one year from dato of sale, ivi h intere?? these -r. from inat day, to be secured by the b ml of the purHJW chaser or purchasers, ami a mortgage of the premises. JOHN l'. GAGE, Special Master. HflHt Union, S. C., Dec. 9th, 1803. Dec mmm -?? A iiu WINTER WE arc having it, an?l it exceptionally hard times world, and our advantage in paying our customers lots of ft and thcv become more thoroughly we are doing in "THE OLD IS THE We sell HONEST GOODS, we do not sell ( we do sell G00I For the next few weeks we arc go CLOT that will startle you. We bought it FOR CASII, you ? 1^ I 8 rJ MEN'S FINE BLACK CLA SOMELY TRIMMED, | MEN S SQUARE CUT DOUBI 810.00, WOI These are ' OTHER STYLES AND PRICES ' Come early anil gel your I'ii \ EVERYTHING CLEAN AND F - NO TRASH! 1 A. II. F( )Sr E. J. O'CONNOR. DEALER IN" J zOlil Monongaliela Whiskies,z 008 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, - - GA. TIIE LARGEST LIQUOR HOUSE IN TIIE SOUTH. Choice Brandies, Wines, Gins, Rums and Liquors of Every Description. mil (i|H)Fll<\ Rcccivc. iiLlllJ UlllfLlUj prompt attention. Oct. 20-T2-3m. Union Dtug Co., ?DKALBRl IN? DRUGS, 1'ateut Medicines. Toilet Soaps, rcrfnniery, Ilair Crushes, Tooth Crushes, Tooth Powders, Face Powders. A full line of Paints. Oils, Putty, Stains, Paint Crushes, Whitewash Crushes. Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh parpen Seeds, and all kinds of Druggist Sundries kept in a first-class Drug Store. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. The Public will find our stock of Medicines complete, warrautcd genuine and of the best quality. Call and Bee for yourselves. iau i i-i-iy Spectacles and Eye-Glasses. The Union Drug Co. Has a full line of Ihe best SPECTACLES anil EYE-GLASSES that Science lias been able (o produce, and are prepared to suit any condition of the eye. Mar. 24 12-tf Medical Partnership. riAIIE undersigned respectfully inform the JL public that tlicy have entered inio partnership, for the practice of Medicine and Surgery in all branches, and will be prepared to respond promptly to nil calls for their Services, day ani night. T. M UN 110. ,1. (1. GOINGS, OHioc over l'osey a Drug Store, Union C. II. Nov. ;;-i I-i f. I MUST HAVE MONEY j | HAVE, at great incnnvcnicuce tomyscil, i withheld from asking those who owe me for money until liiere would be a rint in cotton and better times, but the lane is too short, 1 have ornc to the turn, and, will have to insist upon immediate and prompt settlement of accounts and notes now due. T E UAILEV." N'o?, 24 4'f If. i N" ON ~ GOODS! is easily explaine<l. These are throughout the vhole business C A S II for our Goods is saving $ $ convinced each time they see what PRICES, that RELIABLE" PLACE! and the PEOPLE KNOW IT! :HEAP GOODS, but ) goods CHEAP. 'ing to offer you some bargains in HING WAY UNDER the regular prices, jet it the same way ! I? JE IV ! Y WORSTED SUITS, HAND*12.00, WORTH $10.00. ,E BREASTED SACK SUITS ITH $15.00. ' n m m f\r*a " -- JLL UUliiiUX * m ro SUIT YOUlt rOCKETBOOK. ek before your size, is sold. IlESII. W BAITS !! NO BLOWING !!! rKR & CO. Sarah I'aeolefs Animal Letter ? TO ? OLD SANTA CLAUS. Dkab Unci.k Santa : I nm so glad Christmas is almost here. 1 now must write you another letter like I did just before x-nitts last year, to tell you again where you can get everything that is nice for people to have at xinas times. You can get ju?t almost anything you want at "Farver's" st'>re?you know "Farver's" name is MR. S. M. RICK, JR., E. U., and he keeps store down on the Railroad, in Uoicn, S. C. For the Rabies ar.d little children you can get at his stoic, Rattles, Marbles, Rnlls, Tops, Kittle Plates, Tea Sets, Tin M orns, P stols, Caps, Fire Crackers, Tin Horses, Dogs, Cits, Rirds, ami just eycrvthinjr you w#r.!, wlfPOwl* And you c?n get there for the young folks that are courting, and want things for their LV?A ()I..aU IIAIZ.I 1 A l oncvuiviii *ni*; a Minn, I DB'.Uriii wood ami Leather Goods, such as Dressing Cases, Manacure Sets, Work boxes, Albums, Writing Desks, etc., etc., and beautiful Glass and Chinaware, like fine l'lates, Fruit Dishes, and Stands, Cups and Saucers?a great many moustache Cups, of beautiful designs, for the girls to buy for their brothers, Cnc cs, Fathers and Cousins. latere arc things there. Uncle Santa, that will just suit for old folks too. 1 just can't tell you ail of the things that you can get there. You will just have to go and see all the pretty and valuable things he has, and they will mnkc you open your eyes; and then when you ask the prices of them the price will make you opeu your pocket book at once; for folks say his prices are to for such nice things. It is worth your while to go to see his GREAT BIG "TOWN DOLL." She is a "heap" taller than 1 am?she is as tall as a girl eight years old; and there are lots of other (lolls there of all sizes?some "nigger"' Dolls, too, tliey are so funny. 1 have told "Murdy" an t "Farder" what to tell you to get for me when you come. 1 guess all the other little girls and hoys have done the pnme thing, but you must be sure to get them at "Fardcr'a" store, uncle Santa, for he keeps such pretty and cheap things, Your little SARAH PACOLET." Dec. 48-tf. NOTICE ! TO TTilIDGE BUILDERS l)l'rK'C or Co,.NTi CoaiMIS9(0NF.II6. > V'xion Coi ntv. | Union, S. Nov. 25th. 18'J3. \\7ILLbelello the lowest responsible VV bidder, on WEDNESDAY, THE 20TII DAY OF DECEMBER, NEXT, the repairs of the Cedar Bluff bridge on Tygcr river. l'htn*. specifications and tcmrs will be published on the day and Hie place of the letting. The Board reserves the right to fejeel any and aii bids. Until repaiis of said bridge are completed persons crossing will do so at their own ris'^.. By order of the Bcr.rd of Co^oty Commissioner:;. CHARLES BOLT, j Clerk of Board. rec. 1-48-31. ^ n For Every W nol Cured 1st. GET KIGI1F.?Don't go i liko you had lost you# last fr^ml, w up to a realisation of the fact that ; country in the world^anil that the :i: is over, confidence igVestorod and THE COUNT Christmas is hen that the Eagle on (Bern almost sci dollars spent at this Ifcea son will d< sunshine and happindps into many a and our vision of the] future will unf data soon in this coi^ty. Behold tl ? RFiAIITIFIII III L/iwiui ii yu t_i i which arenonstantly,fcouring into u daily untflBthe Christmas holidays mcnt at tKhead of tho list as the p ful and o^Lmental pK<*j ^o/vnd mak for tho lefll monev. >?n TT"TW\7"rvTT T*> wJJ'c-' (jiliSYuuiv rAb Evorj^Bngrcgation in tho county mas present, to show their upprcciati little it wowld cost each member, an faithful minister who has labored for son, through clear and cloudy wcath And to show you that I am willin give a discount of ten per cent on ai purpose; or if there is a church in I vass the membership and fails to get I will sencfihitn one myself, fof 1 f country i^ yet pale from the frig storm, if everybody will do their dut; with the incoming year to bless this people, an<u the C hjr i s t m a will bo th6 starting point of a new c the historWof old Union. Be (juijdLto grasp the situation, take themy/and take them quick, wl man Tj^ VERY Ann, woman and child in U goods in the; olftf Loufo Tu tho lowu. Too many Over Coats in small size, this is the place, an we are POSITIVELY Rest Wool Jeans, knocks out nnylhin Our oustounrs show their apprccintii there is still some left for you, only 25 c proof, blue and grey, our price 50 cents 40 YARDS GOOD CAl Rest Ginghams, fancy dress styles, gc The best man's Meriuo Shirt in this i Wc have just received another big lo and white, still going at 2 cents. Without ?ny doubt about it we have hosiery in town. Look at our "Loader' and color guaranteed, only 25 cen s. 1. ask you 15 cent# lor same goods. Ladies, bear in mind that wc arc hoac the town numberless times on these gour 85c and 98c. Our 98 cents is the 81.2: DoD't fail to try a pair of Frauk and "lZ?r??!CCCs A.._ ft I'll* uur iviimnerv 's still in tho lead with no chance for 01 Young man or old man do you know latest styles in Hats? Look at our All other houses get 81.50 lor same good*. u WANTED "IIJK have a VERY, VERY large f VV Clothing, Hats C'C , that t Prices have tumbled down to a low note Unfortunately, we did not have the m overy dollar's worth of gtods we bought claim to have bad, consequently we cam in v nil thnf O rn oil nnirl w ...v, ... v. * ? UU1U *11 , (IIJU JW can remain here. Wearo not so iodcpem pelted to raise a largo amount of money do so, wo have put the kniie in prices foi LISTEN TO JOST A big lot of good Shif.ing, Good round Thread Checks, Good Calico's at Good Wool Jeans at , Women's Solid Lowlier Shoes in Hut Men's hi^h cut wlofestock Calf Skin Men's All Wool UDcft^rshirt*, Ladies Hats from lOlccnts up Mcu'a Wool liats ftS low nn '<0 CCiiis. A beautitul Sunday I Vat, (felt) for a 1'iuo and needles, a bAkci ful(, c.t you Remember this is poy imply wild talk oess, and wa arc going tiscll you your f cheapest. Thanking jdfc for your ver Yours Truly, j graWM ill IS REWARD = I. if Directions arc Followed. moping about among your neighbors billing about the bunt times, but wake you are living in the most favored toney panic is past, the financial storm HY IS SAFE. and this is no time for croaking Jf or holding the dollar so tight cams, but turn them loose. A few ) much toward sending good cheer, sad home. The clouds will disappear old a scene of business activity scitie i r? r~ a /\ a rv Nt Uh WUU5= iy store, and will continue to arrive aro over, which keeps my cstablishlace whore you can get tho most usoe the biggest show and best values i'QR A PRESENT. ' should make their Pastor a Christon of his services. Just think how d how much good it would do the I his people in season and out of scacr. g to take my own medicine, 1 will lything in my line wanted for that Jnion County who will faithfully canenough to make the Pastor a present, eel assured that notwithstanding the lit sustained in the recent financial y along this line prosperity will return land and gladden tho hearts of the S Of 1893 ra of peace, plenty and good will in Sec the bargains I am offering you, lile you can get them at [ T TF Y ' Q a. JL xj JU 1 O [TED. ? * *__ nion County to know that wc aro offeree hard times for loss money than any 3f> and 35. If you need an Over Coat closing out these sizes at cost, g else on the hill, only 23 cents! on of our Farmers' heaver cloth, but ' sents. Double width, 54 inches, water,IC0 FOR ONLY $1.00. >ing at 5 cents. narkct for only 25 cents. t of that "Famous spool cotton, in black J the best lot of Misso.s and children , ' regular mado and double knees, black f look at our 10 cent assortment. Others 1 (quarters for Black Goods ? Have bcaton Is. Prices from 20o, 25c, 33c, 50c. G5c, b kind elsewhere, Pray'w celebrated Shoos for Ladies. All I Department ir competitors to catch up. that we keep the largett, cheapest and v.ncs in Brown and Black for ?1.00. Do not wait but come at once to RE ' S . -w -w iw T m V" y AT ONCE. r i li itock of DItY GOODS, Shoes, Millioery, nust be sold regardless of hard times. ? h with us. c oooy to plank down tho spot cash for this soason, as some of our competitors jot put our prices on our goods and say v u roust pay us our price for them or they \ deot as that. Now the fact is, wo aro com ? within the next oO days, apd ia order to 8 r tho CASH [ A FEW PRICES;!, 3ic. ic. 4 and 5c. 10c. ton and Lacc, 85c. shoes at - $ 1.38c. r 47c. J it tnar^ a', - 81.00 ir own price. to catch your trade, but we mean busijooda if you buy where you can buy (be I y liber il patronage in the pas',, "*0 are & SPARKS, I T] NEW RAC ..I i ? ???im CHRISTMAS WILI and you will need a new coat, pair of Shoes, Dress other things, all of whicl NEW YOR for less money than you e / matter how cheap others will always find them CHEAPER AT You will want to made we have the very things flers, Handkerchie Books, and hundreds o the space to mention. Our all wool filled J( The best goods in the Sta Men's High cut full sto Womans Button SI Men's Coats 1)8 cents, ^ Heavy yard wide shirt Good 2A-inch cotton ch Men's Suits ; and go to the finest goods Come and let us quote j show goods. HAR I AUDITOR'S NOTICE TO TA> PAYERS. ASSESSMENT OK i'JlUl'JKJRTV. A CCORIUNU lo tlie law, the next annua l\. assessment of properly rornmencei 'miliary 1st, 181)4, and closes February 20 Bill. For the convenience of the Ux pnyers it he diflt-rcnt townships, 1 will Attend the allowing places at the times specified : In my office at Union (J. II. from January et to January 0th. At West Springs, Monday, January 8th, in tlie forenoon. " Colerainc, Jan. 8th nfternoon. " Ojbbs. ToffKlay, January lltb, forenoon, Cedar lllufT, Tueaday, January Dth afternoon. ? Cross Keys, Wednesdoy, Jan. 10. " MInter's, Thursday, January 11. ' Rlack Rock, Friday, January 12. " Fish Dnin (Carlisle) Saturday, Jan. 13(1 " My office at Union, Mondsy, Jan. 15th, 1 Santuc, Tuesday, January lfith. ' Mt Tabor, Wednesday, January 17th. " Keltou, Thursday. January 1 Hi It. " Kendrick'sStore, Friday, January 19tli forenoon. " Gowdeysvillo, Friday, Jan. lUtli, after noon. " Wilkinsvillc, Saturday, January 20th. ' Uraytonville. Monday, January 22d. " Timber Ridge, Tuesday, January 2dd " Asbury, Wednesday, January 24th. ' JonesTillo, Thursday and Friday, Jam uary 25 and 20th. aou irom that day until (lie '20th day o February, 1 shall bo at my oflice in tin Courthouse WHEN TIIE PENALTY ATTACHE. On the '20lh day of February the assess iient book will be closed, and a penalty o >0 per cent will be added on all property tot returned within the ime prescribed bj aw. WHO ARE LIABLE TO POLL TAX. All male persona between the ages of 21 nd 50 years, are liable to the poll tax; ex> ept such pel sons as are exempt by law. MORTGAGES LIABLE TO TAX. Parties holding Mortgages against others rill save the 50 percent penalty by returnng their mortgages within the lime precribed by law, as the township board ol ssessors will be required to examine the Clerk's oflice and get all mortgages on the ax duplicate. J. R. BLANTON. Auditor Union County. Auditor's Office, L>ec. 1st, 1893. ?ec. l-lK-Ai AN ACKNOWLDGEMENT. WE arc obliged to have some money. Parties who owe us must make orangemeot to meet their debts at once. Our lecds arc pressing, ?nd ?re must have help f It is necessarv ?o enforce collecting by tw. ' FA UK it THOMSONGet. 27-43-tf. Notice \ Notice ! ! I EARNESTLY request all parties indebted to me, either by note or open account, 9 settle at once, as I am badly in need ol BOney to meet my obligations. W. A. MOORllEAD, \ Mount Tabor, S. C. Not- 24-67<41. >^ \ \ eTHH KEfl . SOON BE HEF^H Suit of Clothes, Hat, | , Cloak, and thousands dw^HH^H I i ?n buy tliuuA door here. may price you goods, you THE RACKET|H some Xmas presents, and you want: Silk Muf fs, Fancy Basket^ 1 f other th^?nj weTiaven't I jans reduced to 20 cents. to for the money. ck shoe reduced to 95 cents. ,, <Hj^H hoe, solid 83 cent!, | ^ worth $1.50. Sf \ ing, 5 cents. ccks, 4 cents. ! F^'"' start at $2.48* V/ V j kept in Union. ^ ^ ou prices. No trouble to RY & BELK,~^fc .EADERS IN LOW PRICES. < -NEW- 1 Grocery Stored cO: JH ; Some Thftigv Jthgt may flH be Found Thera^^^^H ! FLOUll, rKACIIK8t^^H , BACON, | OVSTEU5, HAMS, ; MEAL,' 8ALM0N- 1 MOLASSES, , SARDINES, CHEESE, ' COHNKD BEEF, t I . SUGAR, ROAST BEEF, COFFEE, PIG FEET, , RICE, TRIPE, , HOMINY, POTTED HAM, , OATMEAL, OXTONGUE, , . TEA, DEVILED HAM, SODA, PICKLE8, t STARCH, PEPPER SAUCE, 80AP, SPICES, TOBACCO, FRENCH CANDY, r CIGAR8, STICK CAND f f | r My purpose will 1)6 to keep a Frcsli Stock of r? I Fancy anil Heavy Groceries, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. i I shall expect always to meet competition. : I SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONACE. AGENT FOR ONE OF THE ?CHEAPESTBUGGIES ON THE MARKET. Very Truly, W. D. BEWLEY. Sepf. 8-30-4m.