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NOTICE OF E6CHEAT. . L1ND80F GEOROK Mc'ABEB, DECEASED. AN inquest of escheated lands of Q?org? Mo Vbee, late of Union count/, deceased, having been made at lis October term 1803, of the Court of Common Pleas for said count/, and certified to me by tho presiding Judgo, and raid inquest having been returned by me to the office of Iht (l.*k #..ii? i. v?N 1 ? um? ? oaiu voun, vvtm is norwjr gi?#D 10 | the heirs at tew of- said George McAbee,. o* others claiming under biui, to appear and take claim to said escheated lands. Said George McAbee wee born itc Spartanburg cjuuty, State of $outb Carolina, and died on or nboiit the 81st day of Jan, uery, TS92, end wefthe perfon last seised of said lands, which ere describe! as follows i All that tract of lend, oonteioing six hundred eud fifty (060) acres, more - or leas, lying on the north side of Paoolet riser, in Uraytouville township, in said Union ooun ly; auu ooutiueu oy said river and by lands of n. D. Mathas, T. J. Hames, Richard Speok and others; beginuiug at a stake on the North bank of Pacolet river, A. N. Wood's comer, thence with said Wood's line N. 63h, E. 68.80, to a stake on Plum t.ee brancb, thence up Plum tree branch 10 00 to stake on Noith side of same branch; tlienco S. 17J, B. 7.46 10 11. 0., gouo, the old Bullock oorner or Noiris & Griitin corner, thiuve wun Litiicjohn's Oriflia line, N. 52}, W. 38. 60, to dogwood corner, thence N. 77, E. 160 to stake, J. It. Littlrjolin and Newton Liltlejohn's line, thcnco with Newton Littlcjohn's line, N. 83, E. 3.30 to pile of stones in old road by LMtlejohn's fence, thence with Newton Littlejohn's line, S. 21, E. 49.00 lo largo It. Q. on hill, thence down a hollow. S. 60, E. 5 09 to W. O. corner, thence to stake in the hollo* by mulberry tree, Humes' corner, edgo of bottoms, thence with Hames' line rniher down the bottoms, S. 11, E. 10.90 to wild cherry on the east side of Petes creek, theuco with Hames' line, 8. 28}, W. 13.60 to dead hickory corner or the north bank of Paoolet river, thence with the me&nderiugs anl thread of the river to the beginning. JAMES R. BLANTON, Escheator for Union County. Union, 8. C., Got. 30, 1890. Nov. 3-44-lst f-em-Oni. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Br JAMES M. GKE. ESO.. I'rohniii Jmlcw ? ?- ? ' ? w?nv* WHEREAS, J. EJ Jcfferies lias made suit (o tne to grant bim Letters of Administration ou the Estate of And effects of Jobn R. Jefferies, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite aud admonish all and singular the kindred ami creditors of the said John 11. itui-iecc'. thai tuey De and appear, before me in the Couit of l'robate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 17th day of March, 1894, after pubiioatio'u hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my h ind and seal this 1st day of March, Antfo Domini, 1894. JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate Published on the 2nd day of Match, 1891, in the Weekly Union Times. Murch-2-9-2t* To Road Overseers. milE Hoad Overseers of Union county are X hereby notified to rail out all hands subject to road duty, and set them to vrork at onoe, and put the roads in good repair. All defaulting and neglect of duty wi'l be punished to the full extent of the law. By order of Hoard of County Commissioners. CHAS. BOLT, Clerk. Feb. 23-8-21. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. THE firm of W. L. & J. J; Littlrjohn, doing business in dunesvillc, 8. C., has this day dissolved copartnership by mutual consent. W. L. LITTLEJOHN. J. J. LITTLEJOHNJonorville. S. C., Feb. 26, 1894. R'tTOh 2-0-41. Notice to Bridge Builders. Offick or County Commissioners, Union County. / Union, S. C., February 13th, 1894. WILL be let to the lowest responsible hidiur tli? 1ofts#?e? r\t the Skull Shoals bridge on Tacolet rivet on WEDNESDAY, TME 21ST DAY OF MAttCH NEXT. Plaus and specifications of the repairs will be exhibited aud published on the day and place of the letting. By Order of the Beerd of County Commissioners of Union County, S. C. , Attest: CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Board. Feb. 1C 7 6t. MASTERS SALES. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common l'leas. T. C. Duncan against James D. McCravey. IN obodienoe to an order made in the above stated case by his Honor Judge 1. D. Withcrspoon, dated October 10th, 1803, 1 will Bell before tlm fniii'lliniu. il?.r>r i? ihi. town of Union, during lha legal hours of sale, on salosday, otli March, 1S'?J4, the following described lauds, to-wit : All that cor:win tract or ]>arocl of laud lying, being and situa'e in Bogansvillo township, iu the county of Union, in the State of South Carolina, adjoining lands of Estate of Frank Tiiiuuiier, deceased, the Floyd lands, nis own* I by J I). McCrarey, and on the south by Tygcr river, containing tifty-four acre*, more or less. TERMS OF SALE. Odc-lhinl ensh^ and balance in two equal animal instal liueuts, with interest 011 the oreiit portion, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of premises sold. Purchaser t o pay for papers. C. n. PEAKE, Mister for Union County. Master's Othco, Fob. 'J, 18'J4y?5b. 10-7-ip. SHERIFF S SALES FOB MARCH, 1894. BY virtue of sundry execution* to me directed, i will sell before the Uuur'house door, in the town of Union, on Monday the fifth day if March next, during the lvgel l^ouiM of Sheriff's sales, (lie following described property to wit: One tract of laud bohmgiug to Oh-Ui ill Txto, situate, lying and b?*!!:g in l?rayton?iiio iownsh'p. Union County, eon miiiinff tiiiH imiwlrwl />* *?j ? ' - o ...w.v ivas, bounded by lands of Mrs. Mania Shell, benjamin l'orser, Miss Martha Ann I'hiliips and the (slate of Zuchnnah I'hiliips, decease I Lsvied oa and lo be sold as the property of Obaduih Tate, at the suit of J. A. (Jorry, as Admin strator of J). W. Tale, deceased, l'laintitf against Obadiah Tate. l)efendn?>? J. U. LONG, 8. U. 0. Sheriff's Office, Feb. 10, 1W4. ?- <9 1 &. . :' V D 01 > DONT l1' l'u~ iThrow away yc shop to sharpen a [ can sell you a B1 FOR $15 OO. DONT Waste your time boys waists and gir those heavy and pi I . ?WMW DONT You think it pay ones arc dear at always be gotten o Sold only by DONT Work your wif T. gV/UVJO tUUb W LI L UC V wash tub, when foi the best from DONT Buy a high price a Demores teed for 5 years. DONT Lay in jour before getting our DONT Forget that we a GOODS AT TE A. H. FOSr J an. 1-1 jr"N "T" -1?1 -T r -r IN ti. VV J T C HAYING just opened a new ai store formerly occupied by Gi the public to test the low prices whicl A FU LL HEAVY AND FAI WILL ALWAYS BE KEPT L PRK ALSO A FULL LINE OF Soliciting a share of your patronag you. Res HARRY GOODS DELIVERED ERE Feb. LOOK OUT FOR T> THERE'S ' IN CA *t * * T1IE first shot was fired on the 1st c Hardware Store of SCOTT BR( leading the charge and are fighting ol< ever 011 all classes of goods sold by with a two edged sword "givinc and cot body to come to our rescue, for "in U goods wc sell the cheaper we can and all ye seekers of low prices awake to 1 the RED FRONT BATTERY OF 5 ways save money by buying your l'la ments, Cutlery, etc. Times arc hard scared; we know just how to get dowi share our part of the hard times and customers. We have a very large si BEST STEI of all shapes and sizes, steel and win shoes, liames, trace chains, backhands stocks, the light running Dixie B<i hrecchings, buggy harness,, etc., wortl goods. If you will listen we will tell NO. 8 COOK STOVE, WIT! Good substantial one-horse Wagon We are also selling A FIRST CLASI AT AND BELOW < antl we solicit ail Alliances to get oui z.crs. Come and give us a trial and i all we say. S< Fob* 9-6-Om ' \ - ' ?? 'ill I ! I?M1MW?<? VT. " >ur time running to a public >low or shoe a mule when we LAOKSMITH OUTFIT "THE OLD RELIABLE." and money buying Calico for Is dresses when you can buy etty styles in cotton cheviots "THE OLD RELIABLE.'' s to wear the best shoes ? Poor any price Satisfaction can ut of the ''Bay Stat?" line. "TIIE OLD RELIABLE." e to death sewing 011 cheap vom out after 3 trips to the ' a lew cents more you can get "THE OLD RELIABLE." d Machine when you can get it for #S1.50, guaran "THE OLD RELIABLE.'' Plantation Hardware wants prices for "THE OLD RELIABLE.'' re the people for the BEST [E LOWEST PRICES. rER & CO. ROCERY > R E.^ _ ? id fresh stock of Groceries in the reenc Bros., I invite the attention of 1 will always prevail with me. LINE O F MILY GROCERIES n" stock, at the lowest :es, PLANTATION HARDWARE. c, it will be my aim always to please pcctfully, M. COHEN. E WITHIN TOWN LIMITS. IE WAR OF 1894. TROUBLE lMPS. * >f January, 1803 at the Red Front JS., and it is still waging. We are d time high prices more fiercely than us. We arc cutting and slashing nin," and we earnestly request cverynion there is strength." The more will sell to our customers. Then four interest and make a charge for SCOTT l?ROS., where you can alntation Hardware, Fanning Imploand money scarce, hut don't cret o i to hard pun and we are willing to divide profits with our friends and ?ock of the :l plows, u nails in abundance, horse and mule , shovels, spades, rakes, hoes, plow >y Turn Plow, hand-made bridles, !i twice as much, as machine made you a secret. We are selling a large II 32 PIECES, FOR $12.00 for $24.00. Two-horse for $i!4.00 S FERTILIZER il I I A unr r\iM KLLIAINUt rmutA p prices before ordering thoir fertilise will convince yon that we mean Respectfully, ^OTT BROS. w. \ ofe WINT I MUSI TifCDnb urtor uo AMlB arc in the midst of stock t V I hand a large stock of Wint Millin fch, Clothing, Shoes, Ilats, Tn Thcso floods must he disposed of to n ]S P RI N G which wp expect to buy. Wo wll not quote any prices this ^ are in Bled of nnv of the above knes i goingf ttjaell you, regardless of how el goods, id you will find our goods as ' lower V x the f POT WeWre just received a nice lot of WklrxJ T> 1 V ?. mi/cm ?muuiv migsry aim * price %x\ THE CASH. r Itesp l";. J.I 'Jan. 1-1 f T.E jjBAILEY. 7 BAILEY & J We Imo jntd received t -l( Clia 0f l'V; wo givddime of our remarkably low price: "SI'O'I <) ASH." Hart t food Bedsteads, dovetail slat, SI $1 26 t 11 ifi.OO, Same beds have hereto! to 810, )C. Bed iUom Suits from 810.60 to 876.01] Loun gt i from 815 00 to 826.00 for the 1 Best bilrd wood chair on carih for 15c white o it split bottom. Siugl i jhairs all the way from 45c. to (Jhaifc'Sy the sot of (G) from S2.G0 to century] dining Sales] lj rgc roomy ones from Si! (10 to ! Side Boards from $5.00 to $50.00, nil c carved basks. A fcf 4tore of those handsome hand-ca for $8.{m)vt these arc world beaters. A few j'arlor Suits loft. These are goi get first ldj oice. Some ltWely Center Tables in O ik, Ant: to $10.( )j Of course we have othois mu ,_e_ U-1 nn TT T* We b i\j) a largo lot of beautifully a offering iqgrcat reductions. If you can't we can i ia<e it in 5 minutes for you, any order fo flames from Augusta, (J*.,) J) any and it kinds of repair work at short Now loi't think for a moment that wo because Irtf haven't named them in this, you one <f the largest, best assorted, FliU R N in the Swill). And then the prioos, why, to say, what is the least you will tab wjj will Sell Furniture t When jjiu visit Uuioti, or if you ar< heudquai ?j*8. Respectful i ! B WE MAKE ALL 01 Feather (eis and Piliows. We know cj good Co !o|? and Straw (42 lb.) Mattr desired t i rder. Jan. 2C-4 Lid. A ISO A I HTM A rt l|U ULU L n FOR CASH fHO WANT 1 SOME CHOI' IN ordc 1 o raise money, we will offer of 1J r Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc,, a No trash, at good first class goods, tin times. i^ija piaiN rr<> ^v. 1 Good ! ilicoes, d.\c., ~>e. and upwar " : irting, 4c. Good Cotton C " ( ft Wool Twill h looiwl 1 " fl[ " 20c. Good C Men'sMcl boys Wool Hats at 10c. WomtfLri Shoes, ~>0c., 70c. and upv,' Pins lcll a paper. Needles lc. a pa One lA'Men's Shoes, formerly ?< T] ?< u <( Sd.o ? 'Mloth mg at and below cost. We alloO^ve a great ir.siny other g want of ifli.ee that are as cheap as tl only last jj>r a short time, so come at t i Iraham i I Ftb. l-lj. I I ER GOODS r be ED OF. % aking ami, find that wo have yet on ;cr Goods, in Dry Goods, Notions, anks, Crockeryware and Tinware, lake room for our large stock of GOODS vcek, but simply sav this, if von uiu give us a fair showing we arc icap our competitors may offer their "Reliable" and our prices a little CASH. Harness Goods, in Saddles, Bridles, Vagon Harness, all going at a low ectfullv, V. MCLURE, AG'T. L P. MURPHY. MURPHY. I 'uiturc, with moro on the way. llclow i for spot cash,?did you catch it, for 1.25 each. Others all the way from ore sold oil this market for from SI.75 I, complete, irery best. .; has three slats in back and gcnuiuc $20.00. tho vert/ Ji nest. $15.00 for the liucst high back 1 tiih PG.00 for best wire. >f them with nice mirrors in beautifully ,r?ed Ladies Cabinet Desks on hand ing at a great sacrifice. Call early and i?]uo and xvi contury finish, from $2.00 eh cheaper. ssorted Picture Frames, which we are n...i ?i . ..?u ?.-uu iu jnuisu jou in mis lot, wiiy kind or size you wish, (just .filled an ou't i'orgct that we arc prepared to do notice, havo no other bargains in our bouse But call at.d sec us and we will show and most complete stocks of T U R E they are so low it makes oue ashamed e." in the Installment Plan. a alroady hero, make our place your ty A.ILEY & MURPHY. JR MATTRESSES, cectly what's in them, aud can sell a ess lor ?2.00. Will make any size Bailey & Murphy. PPORTUNiTY : BUYERS TO PTCK TIP OB PLUMS. for the next fifteen daws, our stock t prices jet unheard of in Union. l'V must be sold regardless of hard J1 JEW PUICEN : ils hecks 4c. Jassimcre, dnc. arils, per. I) now for $1.50. if " " 91. <0. oods that wc cannot mention for ic above. Kcmeinber this chance >ncc and secure a bargain. Yours Truly, & SPARKS. f 1 ri NEW ^ RACI EVERYBODY KNOWS tb; PRICKS and sell more goods Now listen to the secret of ? our goods for cash, put on one terifwe did get them at hi everything in plain figures, a body. We have no time losses to tomers. The hew and cry of nil over this great country i contain little else, and you lie?r the country?in fact everywh would think trade is bound with THE RACK ing more goods than we ever < the year, simply because the t book the more particular he This is why you find THE R A crowded with buyers while oui nothing. Good Plaids, 3i cents. Good yard wide Shirting 4i Best Calico, 5 cents. Women's G. G. But. or Lace Men's heavy High Cut Sho< Good Jeans Pants, 50 cents. The largest and cheapest lin Clothing, Hats, Shoe IN TIIIS PART OP ' Nice Fresh Garden Seed 0 No trouble to show goods YOUR CHE, JtiAKJti) LEAD NEW BOARDING HOUSE. G GOOD BOARD AND ACCOMMODATIONS. ISP URATES EASY < and i ' ' dian SPECIAL HATES TO PARTIES ATENDING A1 COURT IN MARCH. Kcssi S. M. RICE. JR., E. U. PJJJJ OPP08ITK TMK COURTHOUSE. Feb. lG-7-lm.* Spectacles and Eye-Glasses. * The Union Drug Co. ^ Has a full line of Ihu best SPECTACLES J and EYE-GLASSES tbftt Science lias been able to produce, aud ave prepared to euit any condition of the eye. pr Mar. 24-12-tf I). JOHNSON, JK. J. C, WALLACE A JOHNSON & WALLACE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, "Jit No :t l.iiiv Range. iioo'' WILL PRACTICE IN STATE AND UNITED u ' an co STATES COURTS. Jan. 12-2-3n>. Fcl Ak Tho Itent Hhnm for 111 i h i l.?' awtAI < .in | ?f ffsmm m**'?. DEALERS who push the sale of W. L. which helps to increase the sales on the afford to noli nt a 1oh? profit, and wo l?eliovo too footwear of the dealer advertised below. Catalogu FOR SALE ; W. T. BE A Jan. 10-3-5m. i'ORK J i ET. it we lead in LOW than the whole town, our success We buy close profit?110 matilf their value. Mark aid one price to everymake up on CASH cug "hard times" is heard of ours. Newspapers ir it 011 the streets, in ere you go, and you to he dull. Not so l?2rJT. We are selllid at this season of ighter a man's pocket is where he trades. T jr T7 rm rv il l r competitors are doing cents. shoe, 75 cents, a, 90 cents. e of s, Trunks, etc., THE STATE. NE CENT a paper. and give you prices, AP FRIENDS, I & BELK, ERS IN LOW PRICES, luardian's Final Discharge. 3TICE is hereby given that by permission of Hon. lu?. M. (ice, Probate e for Union County, I will, ou tus 12th >f March, lS'J-i, umko my final return ipply for letters Dismissory, as Guarof Bessie McKissick. I persons having claims against the said ie .McKissick, during her minority, will int them to me, properly attested, on or e that day. W. T. LITTLKJOHN, Guardian Bessio McKissick. b. 9-C?It. )ENTINTI1V. DR. H. K*SMITH'S BNTAL ROOMS, ?OVER? H. FOSTER & CO'S STORE UNK Ui-ED IN EXTRACTING TEETH, a. 5-1-ly. IMPORTANT lMTTPTTTsTfi ?OF THE? )TTON MILLS STOCKHOLDERS. MKKTINU of the Stockholders of the Unioa Cotton Mills will be held on THURSDAY, MARCH 8TH, M., nt the Merchants' and Planters' nal Rank, for the purpose of inoreas10 Capital Stock from $50,000 to $125,is hoped there will he n general attended tlie Stockholders M ih> iiWag. ?- ? T. C. DUNCAN. Pres't. 1). 2-5-Ct. L. DOUGLAS B KJ GENUINE BnvE WELT. >ttom Waterproof. Beat Shoe aold at the price, and S9 RA OU?? ?? *? vyiMy viiWa 1 custom work, costing lrom $6 to $8. .Police Shoe, 3 Sole*. Best VV ulking Shoe ever made. 2.60, and 82 Shoes, Unequalled at the price. loys 82 & 81.75 School Shoes Are the Best for Service. W$3, $2.0o'$2, $1.75 Kelt Ilongola. StvU.fc *- T~.-L \ fitting and Hervimrtu.w*??. ? iu inn werld. All Uriel. \ falllt upon having W, T? H^anrfprice stamped on ^^jj^tfom^rooWon . ||f^'' .Jff Douglas Shoes gain customers, ir full line Of ETOods. They can o?n money by baying all yov e free upon application. BY TY,