The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 20, 1895, Image 4
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WfH UNION TIMES.
JOSIABCRUC.UP, Ed ltoi
Friday, Dec. SO, 1800. ft
rovTorriCK directory.
v . iSto-P* will be opened for business
18* HlMf Older Department will b?
UfNtDfiSpRBuiness from 9 A. M. to 4 1*. M
' - EmI Will close promptly a
ISJOfTKcoing West 1.10 P. M.
H. W. HARRIS. P. M.
DOINGS AROUND TOWN
Mr.
T. E. Bailey's aew house Is going uj
quite rapidly.
Mrs. R. H. Cbataan and daughter Margery
hare returned to Spartanburg.
Mr. Will Wallace came home receutlj
Now York, for the Christmas.
Mi* Lily Harris ?me up from Co'umbioq
Wednesday to spend Chrir-tmas at Lome
Mr. Russell Waiker has come home fro
School to spend the Christmas holidrys.
The "Arthur band" p'ayed last Sa'urday
evening at the residence of .fudge D. A.
Town-red.
Mr. C. L. Clifford is here spending tl?
holidays with bis parents, Dr. and Mis
D. Q. Clifford
Mr. E J. A-thur of Spartanburg spe
Saturday and Suuday in town visiting I
numerous friends and re'a ivee.
Mrs. Henry Smith and her sister M
Walker Hays of Marion spent last Tuesd
lw town. Mies Hava graduated several y?a ?
Ti>? bridge across Main Street at Evan '
Corner was taken up last Monday and t'j.
preln repaired.
Dr. Satnuel W. M. Jenkins of Dalhu
Texas, who is a native of Uuion County au
left hare about twenty one y?ars ago, coin
back to hia old home recently on a visit *
relatives and friends, and was in Union
day or two this week.
The many friends of Mr. 13. F. 'J horns t,
former talesman for Ferr Sl Thomson lu.
now olerk in the Company's Store at CI if. >.
Mill no. 3 at Ciiflcn, ate g'ad to welco..
him back home. He ai l be here fur a letdays
to "rest up."
Iter. J. >, liuotb, pastor i?i me uij.i
Church here '.tteied hie lesignattou l.i;
bubdij 10 Uke effect Dec. 31. It whs to
ceptod. In his lesigi atiuu lie gave a .viuhi
of the giowih in tlie membership >
thechuich uuiier his pnstointe, which sh
ed numerical strength of the chuich ju.
nearly been doubled since his einy heie.
.
The aidewalk by the Dispcnsury has
bean almost blocked for a day or t wo by
the material and ihe workmen in building
the new store teiweeothe Dispensary mid
the Racket More. That's all right. We en
stand the inconvenience for a little whi'
in order ti have the new store built. Wi
would like to eubmit to the same ineoiivet
enoa for the some cause, for soveml day*
between A. H. Foster & Co. und Puree!!',
and between Purcell's aod the corner.
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COME ONF, COME ALL,
To our eulertaiutneut on Monday evenin
23 Deo. at the Clifford Seuiiuary. Mrs. Clii
fori has kindly ler t us her Seminary ixbi.
bition rooms for the evening in nil of tl o
debt upen our Rectory.
The promise for the entertainment i<
varied and delightful.
A Spelling Match?% Recital ou the piai o
i i?.i? i) :, .
\fj iu OUVUIU|MIBUgVJ 1'
by two charming young Hlocutiouists wi
the full and varied repertoire of the Chori
Club, with piano, violi >u and voce. V
think that you will not fail to pa*s adeligl.'
ful evening.
Have you teen A. II. Foster & Co s Xn a
Show Windows? On the right is a pre:
display of pret'y and useful presents fori
and young, besides .the dollies and oil,
toys for the little oues. In the left wind
is represented the rcu'istio scene "l.i
night before Xmas." In the hock is i
real chimney made of brick paper, with f.
place, andirons, in the rounare the c.oll
and shots of the little folks as they ! i
them before retiring, the hooks, papers n >
work basket table &c. us if left l>y the r
Santa Cluus (mamma und ptpm and linn,
iug oaths ui?ut!e piece arc the tilled < toe* -
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Miss Ida Van Tasrel of Brooklyn
York is here visiting tbo MissesOotz?l.
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Mrs. Chas. A. Mclfugh returned to hei
bono in Roanoke Va. on Thursday.
Mrs. B. F. Artbur gave a dinner to *
number ef her laty menus vu < <?.??. .
Mont of lite boarders al the Setninnrj lef*
today for (be Christmas Holidays.
lira. 8-tra Townsend and little daughiereturosd
from Blacksburg last Saturday.
Miss Rosa Norman,ef Cava Springs Ga
is risiting the family of Dr. C. T. Aiurphi.
Miss Pauline Arthur spent last Sunday
with her s:ster Mrs. J. H. Rodgers.
Mr. Jas. M. Farr got home on R'cdufsday
for the Cbtistmas holidays.
Mr. Gist Gee is at home for bis Christmas
y.ication.
Miss Sallie Goforth is clerking at Smit'i
& Nicholson's for the season.
Miss Amy N. Allan has returned to her
f* homo in Charleston.
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Miss Lelia Lathon of Vorkville is visitiny
her cousin Mrs. F. M. Farr.
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, ugs whde se4i?d by (lie lire ia Santa Clau*
mose'f, in real life size, dres-ed in fu II
.nd boots mkiug a casual testing smoke .
ust bib-re taking l.is deieiture. On the Hi
| .etude it is. an artis'io an l pretty picture ^
, >uJ a'l the children thoul-1 see it. #1
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[ MASTERS' SALES.
FOR JANUAHV, 18U6. i ?.
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State of South Carolina, ^
COUNTY OF UNION,'
( Court of Common Pleas.
Union Building & Loan Association
Tl.
Ada L. Garret'.
In obedience to an order ma Ic in the abo?e
eta e l case by his Honor Ju.'ge Jos. Ii th
Sarlc, dale 1 Oct. 18th 1890. i wi 1 sell a
Union, before the Court House door d uriDg
the legal hours of sa.es on enlesday Jan.f.
1896,the fo'lowi' g lann.Js to wit;
!ourl House door daring (lie legal hours oi I
stile on Su'esduy, O b January, A. D lt>'.?t5 V
the following lauds (o-wit:
13. Tne Race Path Tract in Un ouCounly
containing one huudrod and thirteen ticre'
tnore <>r less, u-'joui iug lauds of It. S. A.
Pearson, 1.0. McK ?sick, A. il. Foster and
others.
14 The Began Tract in Union County coti
mining eight and ono?forth acres, more or
ess, adjoining Glenn Fprings Hoad au<<
Ltace l'uth Tract
15. The Ilrrudou Tract in Union Couoiy
. toa'aining twenty- hrce and one for'It
vires more or less, adjoining the II >C
'atIt Tra. t A. (I. Foster and others.
K. lite Penh Tract iu Union Conwy
iottl tin ug niuo y (our and one halt acre..
uore o<* Irs*, a tj > uiag lands ofJ.lv.
mil It, I'll lip Dunn. J. N. Harris an i others
17. Buffalo Tract No. 1 in Union Count? >
oinaiuiiig one huudied and two and three18
Buffalo Tract No. 1! iu Uni oi County
loutaiuing one hundred and eight <ud on.-fourth
acres, more or less; adjoining la* ds
jf J. R. Smith and others.
A'l that tract of laud iyiug in GosIh o
Jill township c ntaiciiug two hundred uu 1
<ifij-eight acres, more or iess, known :>a
iiio "Kraft Piece," bounded by muds of
restate of Jesse Griggs, A. G. Kice and
oiliers.
The Tosh Branch lot in the town of Union
con aiuing three ami tliree quarter aces,
more or less, adj lining lands of J. T.
' Douglass and otheis.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash, balance in one an l two
years fr.nt d*y of sale, in equal installment _
ilh interest on each installment from day
of sale, the credit portion to be secured l?y
mind of purchaser and mortgage of premises
and au insurance policy ng.-inst lire on
ouildings on town lots, assigned to the ,
Master with the privilege to the purchaser t.
to pty all cash, if Ipi or she so desires.
Where one person purchases two or mora
of said lute, parcel or tracts of laud the
. t>urcharer shall have die right to demand
that his or her several purchase shall he
tnc'uded in one dee I in which case the
Master eha 1 make ihc one deid and secure
ihe unpaid purchase money hy one bond ^
and one mortgage. ^
Purchaser to pay for papers.
C. II. PKAKK.
Master for Uiiiou Couuty.
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas. ?
James C. Sarter and C. C. Sarler, Ex'rg ?
[&c. et al. Plaintiffs.
vs.
John V. Sartor, ot nl.
by virtue <>f a l>ecrec passe 1 in this en a *A
by 11 ? Honor, Judge 1> A. Townseud, n
ihc tbird day of Decern!) r, iti'Jo, I wi'l s< i _
a* public outcry at I'tiioo, C. II. S. C. d< ring
the legal hours '.f sale on sal -s day n
January nest, all thai tract or parcel >f
laud situated in the County of Union, Sin<e
ot South Cam.in*, k town as the "Mill Hi
bounded by lauds of W. T. Littlej.nn, T
bates and others, outlining two hundr, J
and fifty acres, rao c or Lss.
A lso W
All that other tract or parcel of land situ i
ted in the County and State aforasn>d, kne?a
m> the "Seay 1'ace. luunJed <>y lan Is (
D. II. Fant, J. Jenkins an I others c> mining
two buudre) and futy acres oo e
or less.
T Ell MS OF SALE.
One ha'f cash, the balance on a credit *f
one year froin day of sale, scoured by 1> t d
i'd mortgage of the premises sold.
Purchasers to pa* far pipers.
L. n. hill , tli
Master lor Spart uiSti g C"u;
Dec. o, IS'.* '.
Tite I n on County Farnin-s Abimcii v : 1
Tieet at I uioa, C. It. on tne < cj.id Fro! y j/
jit Jait. I*<*? ; bdpg ilie It 'll of th" uioit'h.
A lull atten lance is dt-trcd !' all t ie
rvbe
J. V. Jatmr,
See, <? 1 rear, l uioti Co 1 A LOj
r v/uc uuuiviuou iDiiM p**ri id ana *o an i
Iml u'aiitai ion or tract of Intel cotilaininr I
Sin Hundred xnd 8ix-y acres, more or less. yy
m Firh Dam Township in tho Staio sforo
iai<l devised to the children of W. J. Tucker
dec d, hy the will of James A. Tucket
[dcc'd. suid lands being on tbo opposite side |L
of a line beginning nt the lowest corner ot
itbvAnui March tract where it joins the ?
McGraw lr?ct, (now owned by tl. Epps
Tucker) and running thence a straight 1 in (J
to the Weather honse oa Hawkin s Spring
ttrancb, noar its mouth where it empties into
Tyger Hirer opposite the island. y(
TERM OF SACE.; J
One half cash, balance cn a credit of one
yeir with infrresi from dnv of si'e to bt
secured by bind of purchaser and a mart
/age of the premises. The purchaser to
pay for pipers.
C. II. TEA RE, O
Master for Union County, j
State ot South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Picas. q
John C. Iluu'er \dm'r of llen-y L. Q tjs
dccea-cJ. "
vs.
Ida W. Goss, tl al. R
In obedience to an order made in the '
above stand case by Ilis Honor Judge
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ILOTHING! I
When you ape read
et in the wrong pla<
ome to the
Smith Clot
We are headquarters fer every 1
tem * in large quantities which er
CHEAPER THAN OUR
hichyou will get the benefit of
Look at these prices and sec
lEN'S ALL WOOL SUFI
IOY S SUITS
>VERCOATS
lEN'S ALL WOOL PAN'
ou cannot buy elsewhere lor !es
.Our Stock Of Furnishing Goods I
ee Our All Wool Under^
o Ounce Canton Flannel
:o:?
Our hat stock is complete.
?ur prices from 25c to 83.00.
Jpines in Blacks, Browns and G
>lo trouble to show
)ome in and give w
YOURS FO
SMITH CLOTHH
CHi
at Mclaughlin & br
mQllSlliB & it
=op.o<
staple oil
FLOUR. SUG>
Best Patent Granuk
20 lbs.
FANCY GI
banned Goods of all kinds, Coff
Cakes, Crackers, Buckw
FRESH FISH EVE]
in a p lu x"kyJ\jr\
I TOILET.
CONFECTIO
Cakes, candy, plain and fin<
gy-FRKK DELIVERY
an and examine my stock.
Eli*
t Scailc's old stand on the corn
THE UNION REAL ESTATE |
AGENCY JS
Is the best medium through ' *!
hicli to buy or sell property, ^
They are acquainted with
J % 1 urn
prospective buyers and titsellers,
and will do
their best for 5| (
you.
Lift your property with!
lem. j ,
( AM, ON, on \VK1TK TO j oh,
r. M. COIIK.N, !/ .
I'rest !';:r
NICHOLSON, :"i
Secy !
_ j r?|
. ubarrift', New F;g<. .llnioiids, Pcaris,?
but', ll'ii(it .\tiiH. Walnuts and mi m4 j
sat IJ. P. Senile &Suu. j
J - \ ^ J,
***. ' '.si/vi. " " j"; - - -f"
ILtTHNe!
IIMH^IMHNMUHHtl
y for a suit don't
se. Be sure and
:hing Co.
thing in our line. We buy
mhlfs 11s to hnv them
i COMPETITORS
by buyiug from us.
i how they strike you.
'S^frofci $5.00 up
75c and up
3 50 to $20.
rs for $1.00 that,
s than $1.50
tomplete In Every Department.
fear $1 50 Suit
Drawers 35c a pair
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We guarantee to please you
Come in and see our New
rreys. ^
ffoods.
O
s a look.
R BARGAINS,
JG COMPANY,
iS. R. SMITH, Mgr.
OWN S OLD STAND.
dm,
>crr.
lOCERIES.
\R. MEAT.
1
itcd Armours
to #1.00 Hams i2^c
Bacon Gc,
iOCERIES.
ee, Tea Spices, Oatmeal,
heat and Salt Fish.
=V5T SATTTIRID-A/'Sr.
NERIES.
i, Apples and Oranges.
TELEPHONE NO.
sene G. Evans, Jr.
icr.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Tofic if Ii.nhy given that T. J. Palri.k
>111 '1 Themes 1'. vi hitcsidca adiur s of fie
late of H. Miiion Patrick deceased, have
?lied Jo Jason M . Orccr Judge of Probate,
and for l lie County of Union, for a final
charge as ndiuiniMr ilore.
It is oniiKRi n, Thot ttic 14.li day of Jan
ry A I). 185>rj, be fixed lor hearing of Peon,
und a final scrtl uient of rui.'> K it a e,
JAfcON M. OKEEK,
PiohtUe Judge,
Union fount 7.
a
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice ia he ohy given that Wui. . Xic!.on
Administrator of the list .ie ot Cain.I
Mc Orogo y deceased, his aj., ?ii
on M. Or ?r ./udge of Probate, ii. i d
the County of Union P. for a tii 1 I
charge as AiUmnis'rutoi.
r is Our.t an. That the 18ih tiny >'
iuary A !> IKhtJ, to fixed for Jiear.iig ?i"
it ion, and a final seUisrntut of > id k.
JA/iON M. (JP.SfP,
Pr '^lojutge Inion County S. C.
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SHINING
BAR*
are scattered broadcast dailj
spinning whirling business.
A small army of salesp
and fro, up and down, all ai
clamoring Xmas customer)
Gems L
Padded Poems, beautifully,
bound in Russia Leather.
Scott, Edgar Poe, Lulla 1
Rrnivnin*. Tlemans. Moore.
Your el
Standard Novels in paper c
Cloth Bound Novels worth
Fine China "After Dinner"
per set
Genuine Japanese Sugar ar
Silvered Doily Kings
Beautiful Blown Mottled Pi
j MG RE
in Boy's and Youth's Glothii
out prior to our annual sto
All Wool Youth's Suits forn
Boy's 2 piece Suits marked
Boy's Rabbit hunting Boots
Children's Shoes S's to 2's
"the old
A. H. FOi
TELF.P
N. B. Our store will bo clo
January 1st, lor the purpo
ANOTHER
JI
be
W. T. Beaty will pull down tli
trying to raise it. The Septeml
Union. I am today selling a wc
paying 15 ceuts for elsewhere?I
figures.
(IV m\\ J handle uqucstL
U;1 Olll/Lu Rockland Compa:
the Drew, Selby & Co., you cay i
is shown. A Child's grain butto
lot Women's Polkas 3?8 bought
lot of irregular sizes in $3.00 La
Boot for $1.50.
The recent decline in Cotton G
my store to 4c, purchase before y
Listen to my extraordinary sa
Wire Tea Strainers 3c each Bast
Nutmey Uratgrs lc each Wardrob
Safty Pins3c'doZ "Hon Ami" 5c
Hixbys Host Hlaoking 5c box llul
Machiuc Oil 5c bottle Pocket Mir
12 Sheets N.)to Paper aud 12 Knvc
' 30 Feet Clothes Line 5c 20 lb Gra
No bloving but facts, CO.^
W. T. I
^_W. H.
IDE.
STAPLE : sMu<g
"li^I a ?n *?" tv v w
r AJNUY :
ANYTHING, I Nr K
HEAVY OR 1^
' A-aasfaiasoftao
PLA NTAT
H /
W. K S
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GOLDEN
SAINS |
/ in swift showers from our ever
eople are kept busy marohing to
ound, endeavoring to wait on the
to whom we are offering
.ike These:
and artistically
Goldsmith,
tookh, Burns,
Shakespeare.
ioiee for " $1.00
overs 40
15c for IO
Cups and Saucers
of one dozen each $1.33
id Cream Sets 20?
lOc
tchers 33?
TOJOTION
ig, and Ladies Jackets, to clean
i$k taking.
nerly $8. reduced to $S.OO
$3. reduced to $2.00
$1.25
SO .
> RELIABLE" |
3TER & CO !
iio^ii.i 1^10, ;jt.
sed ns usual from Xmas day until
se of taking stock. ^
. slump n
QA.NS.
AT
ATY'S. ''
e Jeans market despite the fact others art
>er decline in Jeans is now being tslt m
ad filled Jeans for 11} cents that you are
ror your pocket-book's sako remember the
>nably the best makes, the W. L. Douglass
ny, and the beauty of all Ladies" Shoes,
see a delightful expression when the shoe
n shoe, 0?^ for 50c. Something rare a
hnforo tlif? ntn tlmt 1 will noil P.? tr.? a
_ --WW ?.>? > i n ill OEII IU1 I iJM. A
dies Shoes that I sell for $2:25. A good
roods brought down a good 5c Shirting at
ou are told there's a rise in the market*
lc of Yankee Notions:
jug Cotton lc spool Darning Cotton 2o ball
c Hooks lc each M ichine Cotton 2a apooi
s cake 50 Brass Head Tacks 3c 1
jber Kino Combs 5c each Hair Curler* ??
rcrs 5c each Ammonia, the best, lOo batlh
lopes 5c Box Tacks and Hammer 5o
iDulitcd Sugar for SI.00
1KTOSKKMK.
3E ATY.
SARTOR,
Ai LER I2ST
ERIES.
it, meal, flour, coffee,
a r, lard, etc.
pickles, Armour's
td meats etc.
'A err, YOU NEED IN
i NX'V (tKOUEKIES. u
<1; a o n a ti ? u ? tt A W ?
"ION <
V ROW ARE.,;
I am iv'Mit lor the OWKN'SBOi. I ;
\Y\iiO.\ au<l wil' order you bm
k i:d <1 wagon yo i want on abort
w *'ce clica tli'Mi any o' her doal<v
SARTOR. ;
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