The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 22, 1893, Image 3
'-?z: rf **-'.? ?, on Tuesday the 2d d
of January. 1894, during the legal hou-s
H V' sale. thefallowing described land*, to wi
Hr All that certain tract of land lying, beii
^ and siuate in Jonesville town-hip, Sta
i and county aforesaid, containing two hut
drodaod nioeteon (219) acrea. more or lea
and bounded by lands of W. T. Littlejo^
^ Knight Foster and othera. The above trat
of lend will bo told in two paroels .
Tho Homoatead laid off to Permelia Colt
Baa and her infant ehildren, being part t
tho above described tract, containing on
I hundred and sis and ninety-nine one hun
dredth (100 99-100) acres.
Tho remainder of above mentioned tract
containing one hundred and twelve (112
acrea.
TERMS OK SALE :
Cne-third cash; balance on a credit ol
I one and two years, with interest from day
B of aalo. The purchaser to give bond and a
mortgage of the premiaea, purchased to ac
, euro the credit,portion of the purchase
/ money.
v ? Master nfr
0,w iun*
Deo. 16-60-8t.
The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.
^ W Court of Common Pleas.
William L. Culp, el al
vs
William T. Beaty, el al.
IN obedience to an order made in the
above stated case, by his Honor, Judge
II. Wallace, dated Oth December, 180:5.
sell at Uuioo, before the Courthouse
during the legil hours of sales, on
^V^^Hnfesday, Hu t January, 1804, the following
Wf - ^lands to wit :
W Ail that certain lot of land lying, bein^
r mr*A ;i;u>tieiu Uuiuu County, 8tate ofSou'li
Carolim, containing thirty-eight acres, more
t or less, aud bounded on the North by lands
formerly owned by J. T. 11 ill, deceased, on
the East and South by lauds formerly owned
by Dr. J. N, Herudou, deceased, and on the
West by lands formerly owued by J.T. Hill,
( deceased, commencing on stake near the
8. & U. It. K., aud tbo Public road,
leading to Union Courthouse, running
thence N. 87.1, E. 80.00, chains to
Bfc stake head of big gully, thence S.
17$, W. 13.10 to persimmon, thence S. 47,
W. 11.10 to stake on road, theuce along sa.d
HR road 23.00 to beginniug.
The above tract of laud will bo sold in
convenient lots or parcels, plats of which
can be seen at the .Waster's Office.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash, balance in two equal consecutive
annual installments with interest
from day of sale, to be secured by purchaser
or purchasers' bond and a mortgage of the
premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers
and to have the privilege of paying all of
their bids in cash. In case any purchaser
or purchasers fail to comply with his her or
their Lids within one hour from the time of
uoh sale or sales, it shall be witlun the
power aod discretion of the Master to rc-sell
the premises so bid in, and the terms not
compli^^^U^Mh^risk of such purchaser
Muster ror Union <
L Master's Office, Deo. 9th, 18911.
Deo. 15-50-3t.
The State of South Care
COUNTY OF UNION.
HB Court of Common Pleas.
7 Caroline D. Salinas, et al
ayaimt
W. T. Deaty, et al.
I N obedience to an order made in
K X stated case, by his ilonor Jud|
Wallace, dated Dec. 9th, 1893, 1
at Union, before the Courthouse
ring the legal hours of sale, on Tui
January, 1891, the following lands
H All that lot of land in the town i
H k with the storehouse building then
Bt ate at the Northwest corner, ju
j^Vv Bj Main and Virgin streets, and he
following metes and bounds : Peg
the junction of Main and Virgin st
running along the North side of Mn
fifty-one feet 10 nil alley way, firo fi
cparating sail lot from lot owned
IIeaty, deceased, thence North a
w. a'ley way one hundred and fifty feel
] street, thence East along said street
feet to Virgin street, thence Sot
V? said street one hundred and fift;
Main street.
' TERMS OF SALE :
B One-half cash ; balance one yeur
WBB of rale, secured by boud of the ]
and a mottgnge of the premises, w
hM est from day of sale. Purchaser
chasers to have privilege of paying
^ purchase money in cash.
|
for Union
Master's Office, Dec. 9th, 1898.
Dec.
H SPECIAL MASTER S MAI
H F FOll JANUARY,
The State of South Caro
J^r COUNTY OF UNION.
W Court of Common Pleas.
Christopher II. Pcakc, Master f
County, J'laintijr,
again*t
Richard V. Gist, ns Executor of (Ik
and testament of Mary E. Gist,
and II. G. Hall, Drfrndant*.
IN obedience to a decretal order
<i.? i? n:- i
niv ?VV1 v MIU'IVVI wiiav i?jr Iin I
II. Hudson. Circuit Judge, dated !
QV V4I)> A- '> I, i will sell b
RjHf Court House door iu the town i
^PB County and State aforesaid, within
> hours of sa'c, on Tuesday, the 2ui
January, 18'J4, the following i
property, to
All that certain tract of land lyin
aud situate in Union County, State i
BB ' containing five hundred and sixty-ni
jH more or less, bounded by lands i
HP H oe, 1). S. Lee. S. .VI Hice Sr., an
BP Hirer, being the lund -formerly o
jB Jes>cJoucs, deceased,
| TKRMS OMLH.
^B So |>urcli^^^^^^^U '
BB| pay t
, or his At torney rl^Bfl^^BHBB
EB^ 3G-100 dollars, w^^PHH
^B '
t:
t-WILL BE
: ' j^e-i
tXMA!
Jan
FOB THE I
OUR ANT
STOCI
"THE OLD
A. H. FOS
County.
"" NEff STORE!
BE If GO
ro W. H.
will sell
M NEW PRICES DOWN Tl
iiS BOTTOM.
action of
iviug the :o:
reel's and We llftVC just opcUCtl 11 VC
dn street, S0111C line of
eet wide,
bj.n.8. dry goods,
lone said
I to Sharp shoes, hai
, tifiy one
ith along and not:
y feet to
ALSO A VERY FINE LINE O
AND FANCY.
?= G R 0 C E RI.
nil of lho ag gQ0j as t|lc an(j ag
^KE? the cheapest,
bounty. . 11 i
>\ c invite you to call and
our goods and price
liK' McLaughlin & B
AT THE COLTON OLU ST
lina. Pee. 16. 5u
City Mark
.?.oO-o
?r m?n TO THE CITIZENS OF UNIt ':
1AM now prepared lo sell y
and Sausage at the following
deceased, pork SausHgc
Mixed "
made in Heef Steak
Honor J. Koast
November IN MY GROCERY DE
ef.re the I MTSwrm ' "
i' Uuipu, MENT,
the legal | have always on hand a fresh
1 day of both Fancy and Shipie lirooepc:
ilescribed wjU poll at pyices to suit the times
me before you buy your goods.
Hespectfull
J?- WNB
iuc Acres, Dec. 8-49-lt.
IA (\
J JuorTt MONEY WANT
w/ic I by XTOW wc know the price of cot
i_N und we dislike to oak those i
us to sell nt such low prices, but w
polled to raise money, and must
n ii n ^ou con,c 111 vcry 800,1 ?Dl' pay \<s
. 0 11(^1 pftrt of your accounts. This wc th
CO
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Sarah Pacolei's Annual Lett
- TO ?
ODS! OLD SANTA CLAU!
Dear Uncle Santa :
| DAf'L' I am so glad Christmas is almost here
J IiUvIV now must write yen another letter like 1 t
just before x-tnas last year, to tell you agi
where you can get everything that is nice
people to have at xuias times.
You can get just almost anything you wt
at Farver's" store?you know "Farver'
, , name is MH, S. M. HICK. JR., E. U., and
Vy lutna- koeps Store down on the Railroad, in Uni,
s. c.
For the Rabies and little children y
can get at his store, Rattles, Marbles, Bal
Tops, Littlo Plates, ToaSets, Tin Horns, P
PS tola, Caps, Fire Crackers, Tin Horses, Do|
Cits, Bsrds, and just eyerything you wa
[ONS. almost.
And you can got there for the young fol
F IlEAVf that are courting, anil want things for th
sweethearts, Fine Plush, Polished natu
wood and Leather Goods, such as Dressi
EH Cases, Manocure Sets, Work Roxes, Albur
V Writing Desks, etc., etc., and beautiful Git
|J andChinaware, like fine Plates, Fruit Dish
' anil Stands, Cups and Saucers?a gr<
cncan as many mousiacne uups, ot beautiful desigc
' ' for the girls to buy for their brothers, U
e'es, Fathers and Cousins.
There are things there, Ur.clc Santa, :1
CXnmino ?*li just suit for old folks too. I just cai
tell you all of the things that you can {
there. You will just have to go and see
the pretty and valuable things be has, a
TO ?w II* (hey will mnkc yon open your eyes, and th
AND when yovt ask vho prices of fhem ' the pri
jm # tnll lutikO'vou'open your pocket book
once, for folks say his prices are to tfnoj) I
such nice things.
;et. It is worih your while to go to see 1
QIIEAT BIG "TOWN DOLL.
Ileef I'ork ^',c '8 "heap" taller than 1 am?she is
prices : tall as a girl eight years old; and there a
1*?C. ?'hrr dolls there of all sizes?soi
12Jl'c. "nigger" Dolls, too, they are so funny.
jOg ' have told "Murdy" an I "Farder" what
?c tell you to get for me wheu you oome.
' p a prp guess all |he oRicr little girls anif boys ha
't vtV - done the same thing, but you must be su
to get them at '-Fardcr's" store, imcle Saul
supply of '0I *1C *uc'1 Pretty and olieap ihiuj
'' J "SARAH l'ACOLET."
1. call on Dfc
iAH, Medical Partnership.
I rPIIK undersigned respectfully inform t!
X public that tlicy havo entered in
pRnlinnipi lor llic practice of Medici
ndebted I *ni* '^urKery *n branches, and will
prepared to respond promptly ^o all ?a
th?r fort|,eir serf ices, slay and night.
at leas a T" MUNRO.
. r**''% J. 0. GOINGS.
^ ;? . Office ovor Poaey's Drug Store, Uni
a lie fact that ^
Ad that the V
estored and J
THI COUN11
Chritmas is hf??
it the Eag on them aliqoejbi j0
lare spent kt this season wi^y a ,
shine andiappiness into maiunfo
I our visioj of the future wilrj ^
1 seen in his county. Behot
: BEAUTIFUL kl!|
ch are constantly pouring into m
y until th& Christmas holidays t
atjthe head of the|Ut as the pi
ET YoS&'Aai
%
very congregation in the county
present, to snow tnoir apprcciatic
b it would cost each member, and
r i ._t . i 1 < j f
uui iiiiiiiau.t who nas laoorea ior
through clear and cloudy weathc
.nd to show you that I am willing
a discount of ten per cent on an;
>oso; or if there is a church in U
the membership and fails to rr?t. <
ii send him one myself, for I fe
ltry is yet ne' ^ ihe frigli
in, if everybodjL^ / ^eirduty
i the incoming y?^Y .dess this
>le, and the
h r isrtftn a
H
bo the starting poilit of a new ei
history of old Union,
le quick to graspJthe situation. !
5 them, and takarthem qjiick, whi
T. E. B A
it. '20-42-1 It
it k'ki
MIL
g -> #
* jf
V^EllY man, womaijiamj^child in Ui
fog njore tyuLfaylflF goods in thc>
this is the place, as we^b^^
JU-t-t Wool Jeans, kflras out
Out customers saoWRheir of
U there is still some left for yon, a
proof, blue and grey, our price i
s 40 YARDS GOOD
Rest Ginghams, fancy drfess s
The best man's Merino j?hirt
i. 1 We have just received nnoth
lj?l and white, still going at vcenti>
J*" Without any doubt nboht it ?
0 hosiery in town. Look at our 41
mt tnd color guaranteed, only 25 ct
a" ~tsk you 15 centR for same goods
he Ladies, bear in &ind that we
tho town numberleofcimes on th
ou 85c and 98o. Our TO coots is t
lis, Don't fail to/try a ptirof Fra
is- guaranteed.
1 Ourjjiii
eir i8 still in the lead with no chan
^ Young man or old man do yo
a'? latest styles in Hats? Look at
,S3 other houses get $1.50 lor samo
I = H c L_
| MfiNEI
- W A N T EI
lis
II
w.. - . . ...
88 ?
r? havc a VERY, VEH
"j W Clothing, Hats etc
to Prices have Ambled down to a I
I Unfortunately, we did not hav
e every dollar's worth of goods we
claim to havo bad, conecquenMy
to you, thai tiiey are all paid for
' nan rpirinin tnro Wn "?
^ fl tttiu uuv ov
pelted to raise a largo amount of
do so, wo have put tho knife io j
.LISTEN TO J
to A big lot of good Shirting,
|ie Good rouod ^'hrcad Cheeks,
Good Calicoes at
Good Wool Jeans at
Women's Solid Leather Shoes
Men's high cut wholcstock C
>n Men's All Wool Undershirt*.
BBBBB
ttffTaSht the hard times, but wake
lU ire living in the most fcrored
ney panic is pas*, the financial storm
aY IS SAFEand
thtwajgoiimc for croaking
'y or holdingt!i?^l?Hifcfi^^^'
iams, but turn them loose/^^^WF
much toward sending good cheer,
?u home. The clouds will disappear
Id a sceno of businoss activity sol(|f
OF G00DS=
>>r<\ and will continuo to arrivo
?TTover, which keeps my establish"\e
where you can get the most useW14
PRESENT.
shoulilj^M'e their Pastor n ChristI
: T?i t
'II CI VlfW. UUSl III 111 K JlOW
[ liowNsflffch good it would do the
his pcoplo in season and out of seaT.
; to take my own medicine, I will
ything in my lino wanted for that
nion County who will faithfully cim??.eugh
to muku the Pastor a present,
el assured that notwithstanding the
it sustained in the recent financial
along this line prosperity will return
land and gladden tho hearts of the
S Of 1893
a of pcaco, plenty and good will in
Seo tho bargains I am offering you,
ile you can get them at
ILEY'S.
TED.
1 ?
A i
iio(j County "to know that wc nro oflera
hald tiaie^or less money Lfjbfm auy
the?u
ipreciulion oTOur Farmers' Beaver'o.?
nly 25 cents. Double width, 54 inches,
SO cents.
CALICO FOR ONLY S
tyles, going at 5 cents.
in this market for only 25 cents,
er big lot of that "Famous spool cotton, ii
re have the best lot of Misses and c
Leader'' regular made and double knees,
jn^s. Look at our 10 cent assortment.
i.
are hoadquarters for Black Goods?Have
icso goods. Prices from 20o, 25o, 33c, 5C
he 81.25 kind elsewhere,
nk and Pray's celebrated Shoos for Ladie
nery Department
ce for our competitors to catch up.
u know that we keep the largest, cLeapi
our Alpinc3 in Brown and Black for
good-. Pq not wait but come at onco to
U R E ' S
r MPNEY
) AT ONC
v largo etopk of DftY G001>S, Shoes, Mi
, that must bo sold regardless of hard
low notch with us.
o the inonoy to plank down tho spot cat
bought this season, as sonic of our couij
wo cannot nut cui prices ou our goods i
. nud you must pay us our price for them
independent as that. Now tho fact is, we a
UlOllCV within tho nnit lift ilnvs nml in <
Irices for the CASH. _
UST A FEff PRK
4 an
in Button and Laco,
ilf Skin shoes at . $1
CHRISTMAS Will
and you will need a new
coat, pair of Shoes, Dress
other things, all of wliicl
NEW YOP
nlatter how cheap others
will always find them
CHEAPER AT
You will want to made
we have the very things
Hers, Handkerchit
Books, and hundreds <
the space to men tion.
Our all wool filled J
The best goods in the Stt
Men's High cut lull sU
Womans Button S
Men's Coats 08 cents,
Heavy yard wide shin
Good 25-inch cotton cli
Men'^T Juits
| and go to the finest good
Come and let us quote ;
show goods.
HAR
| || () assessment of 1'hot^
According io the i*w, the t
assessment of properly
l black January 1st, 1804, and closes Ft
18H4.
t '11 r n ^or "l0 ooimnienco of the tax
(. rCP the different townships, 1 will
bl ack following places at the times speci
Others In my office at Uoion C. I!, fro
1st to January Oth.
beaton Al We8t sPrin8l,? N,?n,,ay. Ja'
. r in the forenoon,
to. b.)C, ('0ierainei jan. 8th nftcrnon
' Gibbs. Tuesday, January IHh
19. All " Cedar Bluff, Tuesday, Ja;
afternoon.
' Cross Keys, Wednesday, Jat
" Minter's, Thursday, Januar
" IHack Rock, Friday, Januar
Fish Dnm (C*.-lisle) Saturday
" My office at Union, Monday,
. ! Snntuc, Tuesilay, January 1
oi nn " Tabor, Wednesday, Jan
91-00. ?? Helton, Thursday. January
" Ktmdrkk'aStore, Friday, Jat
forenoon,.
? Gowdcysrille, Friday, Jan.
? uoon.
_ __ nnitinsYille, Suturday, Jan
' Draytoimlle, Monday, Janu
r- ' Timber Itidgc, Tuesday, Jan
' Anbury, Wednesday, Januar
' Jonceeille, Thursday ant Fi
9 uary 'Jo and 20th.
And from that day until the 2(
February, I shall be at my of
Courthouse
Ewhkn the penalty atc\
(-U the 20lh day of February i
uiMit book will be closed, and a
>0 per cent will be added on all
not returned within the itne pre
law.
WHO ARE LIABLE TO POLI
Winery, All male persons between the i
tunes. nn,j 50 ytius, arc liable to the po
cept such persons as are exempt t
th for MORTGAGES LIABLE TO
pctitors Parties holding Mortgages ngai
IDd say W(|j Bavc tj,e 50 percent penalty
or tiloy i,,^ their mortgages within the
ro com- scribed by law. as the townsliin
[Irdcr to UHMOn Will be reijijired to cx
Clerk's office nud get nil inortgnp
tax duplicate.
Inn , j.k.blai
| r| \ Auditor Union
Jjili Auditor's Office, Dec. 1st, 1803
Dec. 1-18-51.
' 4o. AN ACKNOWLDGEN
J &C. \\7 are obliged to hare soi
lilc. VV Parties who owe us must
85c. rangerocnt to meet their debta ate
3gc needs are pressing, and we must
if It is necessary to enforce col
iiC- law. yji&p+.ww
UiUiiUJtUUi'
nnB^imnnL VH p j?r
those
not?
E.
XV 1 ^ X An
SOON BE HERE^r'^B
j^^^lothcH. Hat, OverCloak,
1 you can get at the "
I
K RACKEJH^I
may price you goods, you
THE RACKET.
i some Xinns presents, and ' BH^H
you want: Silk Hllf" ''
Fancy Baskets, |JBjflfl[|
)f other things we haven't
m
eans reduced to 20 cents.
ite for money.
>ck shoe reduced to 0o'*ceiitHv^
hoe, solid 83 cents.
worth $1.50.
ting, 5
iccks, 4 ^B^^H
start at $2.48 ^B
8 kept in Union.
you prices. No trouble to MB
iM
'RV Xr RPJ.Tf
jEADgE
text nnnunl fsome THa*, 0 *
commences u * *11 f A W^l
ibrunry 20. be Found ThelW?^^f
payers in
attend the FLOUR, i PEACHES,
'mlot, bacon, 1 ciibreies. 4
PEARS, 1
inary 8th, LARD,
HAMS, OV8TE"8'
meal, salmon, 1
i. 10. MOLASSES, 8ARDINE8,
y ii.
y 12. CHEESE, CORNED DEEF, -'
'.Jan. 13lh
Jan. 15th. SUGAR, ROAST REEF,
Cth.
itmrjr 17th. COFFEE, FEET,
18th.
luary 19th, RICE, TRIPE,
Ifltb, after- hominy, i'ottkd HAM,
uary ziuil. IM1 OXTONGUE
ary 22d.
uary 2:id. TEA, DEVILED UAM,
y 24lb.
riday, Jan- SODA, PICKLES,
)th day ol STARCH, PEPPER 8AUCE,
Bee in the ?
SOAP, * ' SPICE8,
1C1IK8. TOBACCO, FRENCH CANDY,
I he assesspenalty
of C1GAR8, STICK CANDY,
I property
scribed by *
My purpose will be to keep
' TAor 21 a ^res'1 Stock of /
lE""! Fancy anil Heavy Grocer/ l
TAX. CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
nsi others I slin.ll CXpCCt fllwftyS to
by return- ,
lime pre- meet competition. *
?z\a: i solicit a share of your
" patronace.
County. AGENT FOR ONE OF THIS
ON. ___ ^ x* -wn -A?^
be n rut in ? - - ?
lane is too HUGGIE8 ON THE MARKET.
Very Tru,y>
IIAILKV?* W. D.I BEWLEY.
Sept. 8-3C-4?.
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