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* MASTER'S SALES. FOR JANUARY. 1894. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Coram >n Plea-i. 1 J. II. MoKissick, AJm'r of J. II. Colctuau, deceased. agahut Permelia Co'eumn, ct al. IN obedience to an oider made in the above slated case by his Honor, 1. D. Witherspoon, Circuit Judge, dated Nov. 27th, 1893, 1 will aell before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, on Tuesday the 21 day of January. 1894, during the legal hou s of 0 ale. the following described land', to-wit: All ihat certain tract of lend lying, being and ai uate in Jonesrille towuship. State ana county aforesaid, containing two bun- j dr?d and nineteen (210) acres, more or less, ' and bounded by lands of W. T. Littlejobn, Knight Foster and others. The above tract f of Hud will be sold in two parcels . The Homes'end laid off to Permelia Coleman and her infant children, being part of the above described tract, containing one a hundred and six and ninety-nine one hundredth (IOC 99-100) acres. The remainder of above mentioned tract, containing one hundred and twelve (112) acres. { TERMS OF SALE: Cne-third cash; balance on a credit of 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 credit portion of the purohase money. C. II. PEAKE, y Master for Union County. Master's Office, Dec. Oib, 1893. Dec. 16-60-3t. The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. \ Court of Common Pleas. William L. Culp, el al vt William T. Deaty, el al. IN obedienoe to an order mado in the aKa a alu!oi4 naau Kif lata Uamah 1.. .1 __ ? -?"? , "J ...= "UU?lp "UUgO W. II. Wallace. dated 9th December, 1893, 1 will well at Uaioo, before the Courthouse ] door, during the leg'il hours of sales, on . Tuesday, 2nd January, 1894, the following ' Utids to wit : All that certain lot of land lying, being and situate in Union County, State of Sou'li Carolina, containing thirty-eight acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands t formerly owned by J. T. Mill, deceased, on the ?ost and South by lands formerly owned *>y Dr. J. N, Herndon, deceased, and on the West by lands formerly owned by J. T. Hill, deceased, commencing on stake near the 8. & U, K. R., and the Public road, leading to Union Courthouse, running I thence N. 871, E. 30.00, chains to stake head of big gully, thence S. 17$, W. 13.10 to persimmon, 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 ML oonvenient lots or parcels, plats of which I can be eeen at the Master's Office, k I TERMS OF SALE. j One-third cash, balance in two equal con* ( secutive annual installments with interest from day of sale, to be secured by purchaser or purchasers' bond and a mortgage of the premises 2oTd. Purchaser to pay for papers and to have (he privilege of paying all of their bide in cash. In cose uny purchaser or purchasers fail to comply with hie her or their Lids within one hour from ilio time of 1 uch sale or sales, it shall be within the power and discretion of the Master to re-aell the premises so bid in, and the terms not complied with at the risk of such purchaser or purchases. C. II. PEAKE, Master for Union County. . , Master's Office, Deo. 9th, 1893. J , Deo. W-50-3t. = The State of South Carolina. I COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Picas. Caroline B. Salinas, et al. ogainit W. T. Beaty, et al. IN obedience lo an order made in the above slated case, by bis Honor Judge W. H. J Wallace, dated Deo. Otb, 1893, I will sell i Union, before the Courthouse door, during tbe legal hours of sale, on Tuesday, '2d 1 January, 1894, the following lands, to-wit: All tbat lot of land in the town of Union, with the storehouse building thereon, situate at the Northwest corner, junction of q - ' Main and Virgin streets, and having the ^ following metes and bounds: Beginning nt ' -f* th* junction of Main and Virgin streets and running along the North side of Main street, A fifty-one feet to an alleyway, five feet wide, \ "^r separating said lot from lot owned by II. 8. J Beaty, deceased, thence North along said a'ley way one hundred and fifty feet to Sharp street, thence East nlong said street fifty one feet to Yirgin street, thetico South along -a said street one hundred and fifty feet to I Main street. ' TERMS OF SALE : One-half oash ; balance one year from day D of rale, secured by bond of the purchaser aod a moitgage of the premises, with interest from day of sale. Purchaser or pur chasers lo have privilege of paying all of the ^ p urchasc money in cash. C. II. PEAKE, T B Master for Union County. Master's Office, Deo. 9th, 1893. /S Dec. 15-60-8t. K SPECIAL MASTER S SALE P Wf FOR JANUARY, 1894. T ^ The State of South Carolina. ^ COUNTY Of UNION. c Court of Common PleM. p Christopher II. Peake, Master fur Union ? Countj, riainliff, \ against Richard V. Oial, as Executor of the last will and teeument of Mary E. Qist, deceased, and H. 0. Hall, Defendants. ^ - \ IN obedience to a decretal order made in X the above entitled case by Hie Honor J. II. Hudson. Circuit Judge, dated November _ 12th, A. 1>. 1891, 1 will sell before the J Court House door in the town of Union, .. County and Slate aforesaid, within the legal hours of sale, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of a! January, 1894, the following described * property, to wit: f 669 ACRES. , All that oertain traot of land lying, being, and situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing five hundred and sixty-nine acres, fl more or lens, bounded by lands of A. Q. ] fee, 1). P. "Lee. S. M. Rloe S'r,,'and Eoqree pi leap, beiqg the laqd formerly owned by ai Jesee Jones, deceased pi TERMS OF SALE. to So muoh of the purchase money to he paid in ...h ? _in .... iu n n ii-ii A^ls Attorney eleven hundred and twenty dollars, with in tore* t thereon from f* -* "?^^re 12th day of November 1801, a'so a suf- _ cient sum to pay the costs, fee aed expenses In tbisaoiion in ossli; balance of the pnrobase money to be peM in one year from 1 Juto of sale, wl h interest therein from that 1 d?7, to be secured by the bund of the pur- in obaser or puroliasers, and a mortgage of the <x promisee. si JOHN P. GAGE, hi \ Special Master. se Union, 8. C., Dec. Otb, 1803. Pt0 id O'J St. N e V -'.J * fl m- M V A "RUN" ON^ j WINTER GOODS!) WE arc having it, and it is easily explained. These are exceptionally hard times throughout the "whole business .. rorld, and our advantage in paying C A iS II for our Goods is saving ur customers lots of u ae # <n?" ?n) ?n> tl ,nd they become more thoroughly convinced each time they see what d ?.A ,i?: nniofc! iL.i uv ttiv uumg III 1 XVlV/JCiO) UlUt ai 'THE OLD RELIABLE"; IS THE PLACE! I n rVc sell HONEST GOODS, and the PEOPLE KNOW IT! A f< ( iA/e do not sell CHEAP GOODS, but n we do sell GOOD goods CHEAP. o s< g ?or the next few weeks we arc going to offer you some bargains in p CLOTHING; hat will startle you. We bought it WAY UNDER the regular prices, >v FOR CASII, you get it the same way! P E I S T E IV ! ( LIEN'S FINE BLACK CLAY WORSTED SUITS, HAND- ^ SOMELY TRIMMED, $12.00, WORTH $10.00. 11 LIEN'S SQUARE CUT DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS ti $10.00, WORTH $15.00. ^ These are "Hummers."M yrilER STYLES AND PRICES TO SUIT YOUR rOCKETBOOK. ^ Conic early and get your Pick before your size is sold. EVERYTHING. CLEAN AND FRESH. NO TRASH ! NO BAITS !! NO BLOWING !!! A. H. FOSTER & GO. -1 E. J. O'CONNOR, Sarali Paeolet's Annual Letter DEALER I3ST tl TO ? A1 111 11 11TI 1 P jjia Mononpeia wiiiskics,_ old santa claus. \ 908 BROAD STREET, Dkar Uncle Santa : augusta, - - ga. 1 am ho glad Christmas is almost here. I now must write you another letter like I did Mil? T A ItPPCT T TfiTTrn? just before x-mas last year, to tell you again . il-Ci ljiVlvCiljO 1 where you cao get everything tbat is nice for n TTrtTTOT? TAT TTTT CHTTTII people to have at xinos times. 1IUU&L irt -L11L OUU111. Vou can get just almost anything you want ^ at "Farver's" st'-re?yon know "Farver's" Jhoico Brandies, Wines, Gins, name is MR. S. M. HICK, JR., E. U., and be n keeps store down on the Railroad, in Uoicn, ni Rums and Liquors of Every <$. c. Description. *"or ^c Hnbics and little children you tl can get at his store, Rattles, Marbles, Ralls, a f til ADTAUDfl Receive Tops, Littlo Plates, Tea Sets, Tin Horns, PslallJ ULILMjIuj prompt attention. L'aps, Fire Crackers, Tin Horses, Dogs, . .irt to o Cits, Birds, aud just eycrything you want, & Oct. JO-4*3m. almost. And you cm get there for the young folks rr "W~v that are courting, and want things for their TVTTOTVT 1 l~RTTf2- I iO sweethearts, Fine Plush, Polished natural ^ wood and Leather Goods, such as Dressing 'a ?iikalfrs in? Cases, Manacure Sets, Work Boxes, Albums, RUGS, Patent Medicines. Toilet Soaps, Writing Desks, etc. etc. and beautiful Glass ja Perfumery, Hair Brushes. Tooth and Chinaware, like fine Plates, Fruit Dishes, Brushes, Tooth Powders, ftmI Stands, Cups and Saucers-a great Face Powders. many moustache Cups, of beautiful designs, for the girls to buy for their brothers, Un- _ full line of Paints. Oils, Putty, Stains, c'cs, Fathers and Copsins. Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. TJiepo are things there, Uncle Santa, that obacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh (iarilcn Seeds, will just suit for old folks too. 1 just can't = and all kinds of Druggist Sundries tell you all of the things that you can get kept in a first-class Drug there. You will just have to go and see all Store. the pretty and valuable things he has, and hysicians' Prescriptions carefully com- ,h?y wiU f0'1 ?Pen your eye.; and then pounded at all hours. wl,en y?u ask the prices of them the price will make you opeu your pocket book at he Public will find our stock of Medicines once; for folks say his prices are to tfuav. for complete, warranted genuine and such nice things. 1 of thq best quality. It is worth your while to go to see his " all nnd see for yourselves, eb 17-7-ly GREAT BIG "TOWN DOLL." . I J Tl ni She is a -'heap" taller than 1 am?she is as pectacles and tyc-Glasses. - "nigger" Dolls, loo, Ihey are so fhnny. 1 j?at?tc&&L kave ,0^ "MurJy" and "Earder" what lo (ell you to get for roe when you come. 1 ^^SWPfijp guess all (lie other little girls and hoys hare * RrfflwwiwotDHVPwjnmBufc 1,0110 1,10 Pame ,h'nK? but you must be sure to get them at "Furdci's" store, uncle Santa, e' fh.? Union Drue Co, for ho kcc^9 *uch pre,tyand cheap things, ci ? Your little t as a full line of the best SPECTACLES SARAH PACOLET." id EYE-GLASSES that Science has been Dec. 48-tf. Cl lie to produce, and are prepared to suit P' ly condition of the eye. mr ' us ? d lar. 24-12-tf O X AV->XLi ! Medical Partnership. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS- I PII E undersigned respectfully inform the prrici of Count* Commissioned. \ public that they have enteretj into 7' ' ' JIsion County / sfsssfe iMftsss: ?"?" ? <- "?' *- >8?8repared to respond promptly to all calls lt71LL he let to the lowest responsible r their servioes, day and night. bidder, on T. MUNRO. WEDNESDAY, THE 20TH DAY OF DK, GOlNC|8, CEMDER, NEXT, Ollioe over Posey Druir Store. Union . . - . ? - - - - II - the repairs or the Cedar Bluff bridge on Ty?' ji.4J.if get" river. * 1 l'lana, specifications and temrs wiU bo .' I MUST HAVE MONEY published on the day and the pUce of the HAVE, at great inconvenience to myself. The Board reserves the right to fejeot any . withheld from asking those who owe and all bids. e for money until there would be a rite in Until repaiis of said bridge are completed ni )tton and better times, but the lane is too persons crossing will do so ot their own risk. ?i tort, I have come to the turn, and will By order of the Board of Covfhty 'Com. ive to insist upon immediate and prompt missioners. > " '' 'tllement of accounts and notes now due. ' CHARLES BOLT, T, E UAJLEV. Clerk of Board, ov, 2*.4Mf. Deo. 1-48-3L Mm -? i m mod J^^mxARS REWARD = or ev^bkw ml Cwml. if llmimn air Unveil. 1st. GET KIGVT.?Don't go moping about among your neighbors ko you had lost yo?r last frj^nd, whining about the bard times, but wake p to a realization ol the faet that you arc living in tbc most favored mntry in the world^und tbat the money panic is past, the financial storm i over, confidence is restored and THE COUNTRY IS SAFEPhnctmoc ic koro Mil this is no time fur croaking Vlll ISTlTlUb IS nere, or holding the dollar so tight lat the Eoglc on t,hem almost screams, but turn them loose. A few ollars spent at thisNseason will do much toward sending good cheer, inshinc and happiness into many a sad home. Tbc clouds will disappear ad our vision of the) future will unfold a scene of business activity sclom seen in this codnty. Behold the ?bbujtirjl line of g00ds= hich are Constantly pouring into my store, and will continue to arrive aily untillthe Christmas holidays arc over, which keeps my cstablishlcnt at twhead of tho list as the place where you can get the most useII and oAnncntal prc^ V0and make the biggest show and best values >r thelejB-monev. jemoulmstoti a present. Evory Wngrcgatior. in tbc connty should make their Pastor a Christlas preseipt, to show their appreciation of his services. Just think how ttle it woikld cost each member, and how much good it would do the lithful minister who has labored for his people in season and out of scant, through clear and cloudy weather. And to sliow you that I am willing to take my own medicine, I will ive a discount of ten per cent on anything in my line wanted for that urpose; dr if there is a church in Union County who will faithfully canass the mlpmbcrship and fails to get enough to make the Pastor a present, will scnd\him one myself, fof L feel assured that notwithstanding tbc mntry ia yet pale from tbc fright sustained in tbc recent financial ;orm, if everybody will do their duty along this line prosperity will return ith the incoming year to bless this land and gladden the hearts of tbc eople, nndi tbc Christmas of 1893 ill bo the starting point of a new era of peace, plenty and good will in 10 liistorylof old Union. 13c quiclL^o grasp the situation. See the bargains I am offering you, ike themjfrind take them quick, while you can get them at ^4 E. BAILEY'S. WANTED. ? * * * rpVERy inan, woman and child iu Union County to know that we are oflcrUi nml I'fimh in (lu-so lmr,'. times for loss money than any tTCrnoushin the town. Too many Over Coats in small size-, 36 and 35. If you need an Over Coat his is the place, as we arc positively closing out these sizes at cost. Rest Wool JeaDS, knocks out anything else on the hid, only 23 cents! Our oustounrs show their appreciation of our Farmers' Reaver cloth, but here is still some left for you, ouly 25 cents. Double width, 54 inches, waterroof, blue and grey, our price 50 cents. lO YARDS GOOD CALICO FOR ONLY $1.00. Rest Qiogbauis, fancy dress styles, going at 5 cents. The best man's Meriuo Shirt in this market for only 25 cents. We have jnst received another big lot of that "Famous spool cotton, in black nd white, still going at 2 cents. Without any doubt about it wo have tho best lot of Missos and children osicry iu town. Look at our "Leader'' regular made and double knees, black nd color guaranteed, only 25 cen s. Look at our 10 cent assortment. Others sk you 15 cent# for sauie goods. Ladies, bear in mind that we arc hoadquarters for Black Goods?Have beaton ae town numnericss times on ttiosc goods. Trices from 20c, 25c, 33c, 50c. U.">c, 5c and 98o. Our 98 cents is the 81.25 kind olsewhore. Don't fail to try a pair of Frank and Troy's oelebratcd Shoos for Ladies. All uarantecd. Our Millinery Department i still in tho lead with no chance for our competitors to catch up. Young man or old mat. do you know that we keep the largest, cheapest and itcst styles in Hats ? Look at our A]p:.ne3 in Brown and Black for 81-00. ther houses get 81.50 lor samo good*. Do not wait but oome at once to :?1LUEE'S.; MONEY, MPNEY. WANTED AT ONCE. II .,1 T1JE have a very, very large stock of DRY GOODS, Shoes, Millinery, VV Clothing, Hats co, that must be sold regardless of hard times, 'rices have tumbled down to a low notch with us. Unfortunately, wc did not have the money to plank down tho spot cash for rery dollar's worth of gtods wo bought this soason, as some of our competitors laim to have bad, consequently wo cannot put our prices on our goods and say >you, that they arc all paid for, and you must pay us our price for them or they in remain here. We are not so independent as tfiat. Now the fact is, we aro com oiled to raise a large amount of money within the next 30 days, apd in order to o so, we have put the knife in prices for the CASH .ISTEN TO JUST A FEW PRICES: A big lot of good Shifting! ? - , 3Ac. Good roqnd Thread Cheeks, - 40> n.u - ? a ujuu v/Biico-B ut ? - -4 and 5c. Good Wool Joans at . . . 10c. Women's Solid Leather Shoes in Hutton and Lnco, - 85o. Men's hi,<h cut whol|stock Calf Skin shoes at - 81.38c. Men's All Wool Undershirts, - - 47c. Ladies Hats from 10 dents up, Men's Wool Hats as low as 20 cents. A boantiful Sunday list, (felt) for a tnar\v at 81.00 Pins and needles, a basket full,, at your own price. Remember this is pot simply wild talk to catoh your trado, but we moan busihm} and we are going taftell you your goods if you buy where you can buy the loapest. Thanking yM^'for your very liber tl patronage in the past, "to are GRAMM & SPARKS. V U 7 X i i v ii v iv ij a am CHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE HEJH| and you will need a new Suit of Clothes, Hat, Over- ^ coat, pair of Shoes, Dress, Cloak, and thousands of other things, all of which you can get at the NEW YORK RACKEJB for less money than you can buy them elsewhere. matter how cheap others may price you goods, you will always find them CHEAPER AT THE RACKETH You will want to made some Xmas presents, and we have the very things you want: Silk Mllfflers, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Baskets, Books, and hundreds of other things we haven't the space to mention. HHH Our all wool filled Jeans reduced to 20 cents. The best goods in the State for the money. Men's High cut full stock shoe reduced to 95 cents. Womans Button Shoe, solid 83 cents^M Men's Coats 98 cents, worth $1.50. Heavy yard wide shirting, 5 cents. Good 25-inch cotton checks, 4 cents. Men's Suits start at $2.48 I and go to the finest goods kept in Union. Come and let us quote you prices. No trouble to |H| show goods. HARRY &BELK, J LEADERS IN LOW PRICES. AUDITOR'S NOTICE TO TAX ?' N E 1ST Grocery Store.? " sO:?H ACCORDING to the law, the next annual Some Thinks ^ZAt may ^B3 assessment of properly commences January 1st, 1894, and closes February 20. be Found There.- . J For the convenience of the tax payers in the dillcrcnt townships, 1 will Attend the FLOUR, i PEACHES, following places at the times specified: CHERRIES, In my office at Union I. II. from January BACON, let to January Oth. l'EARS, At West Springs, Monday, January Kth, LAUD, in the forenoon. OYSTERS, " Colerainc, .Ian. 8th afternoon. IIAMS, . " Gibbs. Tuesday, January 9th. forenoon. S ? r atflV Cedar Bluff, Tuesday, January Oth, MEAL, ' j afternoon. , ' Cross Keys, Wednesday, Jan. 10. MOLASSES, SARDINES, " Minter's, Thursday, January 11. " Black Rock, Friday. January 12. CHEESE, I CORNED BEEF, " Fish Dam (Carlisle) Saturday, Jan. 13th " My office at Union, Monday, Jan. loth. SUGAR, ROAST BEEF t Santne, Tuesday, January 10th. " Mt Tabor, Wednesday, January 17th. COFFEE, mo _ i ;u r r.r. I, " Kclton, Thursday. January 18th. " Kcndrick'sStore, Friday, January 19th, RICE, , TRIPE, forenoon. ?' GowdeysviUo, Friday, Jan. I'.Uli, after- HOMING, POTTED IIAM, noon. I " Wilkinsville, Saturday, January' 20th. OAT MEAL, OX TONGUE, ? Drnytonville, Monday, January 22d. " Timber Ridge, Tuesday, January 2.'Jd. TEA, DEVILED HAM, " Asbuvy, Wednesday, January 24th. ' Jonesvillo, Thursday and Friday, Jan- SODA, PICKLES, uary 2."> and 20th. And from that day until the 20th day ot STARCH, PEPPER SAUCE, February, I ahull be at my office in the Courthouse SOAP, SPICES. WHEN THE PENALTY ATTACHES. TORACC0, | FRENCH CANDY. On the 20th day of February the assessment book will be closed, and a penalty of CIGARS, STICK CAND , f>0 per cent will be added on all properly t not returned within the ime prescribed by law- My purpose will lie to keep WHO ARE LIABLE TO POLL TAX. * ft Stock of All male persons between the ages of 21 _ in rt and 50 years, are liable to the poll tax; ex- R'1'W?1' illUl IIPHV\.r (iPftPPPMK cept sucli persons as are exempt by law. * Willi J (IIIU lllu 1 1 Ul UUvl II . MORTGAGES LIABLE TO TAX. I CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Parties holding Mortgages against others! I sllflll expeet fllwfiyS to will save the "?0 per cent penalty by return- , .... ing their ur.ulg*ges within the lime pre- ITlCCt COITipPtltlOIl. scribed by law, ns the township board of | oni lPIT A QUA DC f)C VflllD assessors will be required to examine the I OULIull n OnMnL Ul TUUit Clerk's ofhee and get all mortgages on the PATRONACE. J. R. BLANTON, Auditor Union County. AGENT FOR ONE OF TIIE Auditor's Office, Dec. 189:>. AN ACKNOWLDGEMENT. WE arc obliged to have some money. f I Parties who owe us must make ar? / rangerooot to meet their debt* at once. Our I V , 'm 3 ^^**??2^needs arc pressing, and we must have help [ 1* i3 ugvxnr/ io eniorce collecting by ? O H E5 a. I* K S T ? law. ^ ^ FARH k THOMSON. Notice \ Notice! ! [EARNESTLY reuueat all parties indebted 1,0 me. either by note or open account, BUGGIES ON THE MARKET, to teitlc at once, i^lnm bedly in need of Verv Trillv money to meet my V*wn obligations. ! J J > V^tT^c. iv. D. BEWLEY. Not. 24 ?>7*4t. > * Sept. 8-3e-4?. I