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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-20
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court Of Common Pleas y
james Il. DeLoaoh, and Elizabeth DeLoach
Plaintiff -.

#
james Il. DsLosch, and Elizabeth DsLoach
Plaintiffs
A. A. Sarratt, Defendant.
IN obedience TO an order made in the
l. above stated case, date October IS, 1891,
by His Honor, j, II. Hudson, Circuit Judge,
l will sell before the Courthouse door in the
town OF Union, between the legal hours OF
sale, on Monday, the 7th day of December,
1891, the following described properly. to
wit:
1880 ACREs-in several parcels.
All that certain plantation or tract of land,
lying, being and situate in Union County,
State aforesaid, containing one thousand
two hundred aud fifty Il ,25Ol acres, more or
less, bounded on the North by the lands Of
Mrs. A. A. Sarratt nnd John J. Kendrick,
East by lands of Irwin Wood, South by Paco-
let River, and West by lands of John Spears.
The above tract will be sold in several
parcels; the plat Of which can be seen at the
Masters office, at Union c. II.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash, the balance on o credit Of
one and two years, in equal instalments,
with interest frem the day Of sale, the pur-
chaser to give bond aui a mortgage Of the
premises TO secure the balance OF the pur-
chase money,
c. II. PEAKE, NJ. U. C.
Masters Office Union, Nov. IA, 1891.
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S5S' We arc unable TO fully notice this
week what our correspondent Kelon Wheel
says On the subject of Merchants not giving
credit for supplies in 1892.
OfcOurse our friend looks only on one side
OF th' question, and does not fully realize
the dangerous condition of the merchants
Mt this time. The question with the mer-
chants is not whether they are ,oHling, but
whethcrth"y ,oiu be able to give credit for
supplies in 1892. At this time, we see Banks,
Merchants, corporations and individuals
MIin2 around us, financially ruined, with
thousan Is Of dollars due them on their b,oks.
ao'vc their liabilities, but they could not
make Elections, and were forced TO the
wall. The wholesale merchants are suf-
fering seriously from these failues, and are
not on'y pushing the untry merchants
hard, but threaten to close their doors against
credit customers hereafter.
We "annot believe the farmers OF Union
County are either go foolish or dishonest as
to resort TO our correspondents suggestion
that they would sell their crops and put the
money 10 their pockets, thereby telling the
merchants who furnished the supple, to make
the crop, "you may whistle for your money."
Such d shonest course might help, for one
year, those who adopted it, but it would strike
the honor and integrity of the farming class
such serious blow that they could not recov-
or from it in many years. We are for on
honest, conciliatory, help-one.ano,ber ar
rAngemcnt Of the present troubles.
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SPECIAL MASTERS SALES.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Christopher II. Peske, Master for Union
County,-Paint1,
Il. A. Hopkins, Defendant.

! N obedience /, al order made in the above
Circuit Judge, dated November 3rd. 1891
will sell before the Court House door in tho
town of Union, on salesday next. Dec. z,
within the legal hours of sale, the following \
described proper to wit: s
All that certain tract Of land lying ins
Bosansville township. in said County and
State, o'ntainiug eighiy-dye and thirty-six
one-hundredths (85 36-100) acres more or
less said tract known rs No 9, in the division
of the lands Of A. W. Thomson, deceased.
G5 97-100 ACRES.
Also all that other certain tract Of laud ly-
ing in the same township, County and State,
cou tanning sixty five and ninety seven one
hunJredths (65 97--l0O) acres, more or less,
said t. act known as tract No 10, in the di-
vision Of the lands ofA. w. Thomson, deceas-
ed.
129 47-1OO ACRES.
Also, all that certain other tract of land,
lying in said township. County and State,
containing one hundred and twenty
nine and for,y-ssven one-hundredhs (129
47-10O) acres, more or less, said tract
known as tract No 16, in the division Of the
lands Of A. W. Thomson. deceased.
| Said tracts Of land is known as the Means-
Vile place, and have such shape, marks and
bnttings and bouu uudaries as plats made by &
| W. Peake, surveyor, November, 1882, more
fully represents.
The said lands to be sold in separate
| tracts, as above set forth.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third part Of the purchase money tt
be paid in cash, the balance in one aud tive
| years from date of sale, iii two equal annual
installments or payments, with interest from
day Of sale.
The credit portion Of the purchase money
to be secured by bond or bouds of the pur
chaser or purchasers, with n mortgage of th'
premises.
And in case any purchaser shall fail &c
comply with the terms of his bid f,r any o.
said lands, the undersigned has the power 4
resell, on the same day, Mt the risk of tn
purchaser Of the lands so bid of. The pur
chasers at said sale to pay for papers.
| I. u. MCkISSlCK,
Special Master.
Union S. c., 9th. November 1891.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

British and American Mortgage Company
limited, Plaintiff
against
A Frank Smith, Lawrence w. Gardner, F.
nj. Schell, +. p. Mloomson and A. NJ
--Wo0i, dS7enadats.. . : -
N obedience to an order made In tho
l. above stated case, by His Honor, J.. II.
Hudson, Circuit Judge, dated October 10,
1891, will sell before the Courthouse door.
in the town Of Union, on Monday, December
Z, 1891. between the legal hours OF sale, ths
following described property, to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of laud.
lying, being and situate In tho County and
State aforesaid, containing
800 ACRES, in two lots,
bounded on the North and West by Annie
Smiths land aud lands of C. c. Davis, on the
East by Broad River, aud on the South by
lands Of j. N. Jefferies and G.. Is. Wright
Said land will be I'D in two separate Iar-
GELS. plat Of which can be seen at the Mas
ter's Office.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH
c. II. PEAKE, Master U. G.. +.
Masler's, Office Union, Nov: IL, 1891.
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Dog Lost.
A BUSINESS CARD
TO all my Friends and Patrons, and all
those who May hereafter Become
Such, Greetings:

Ih's is to inform you that have moved
my headquarters from my old stand oppo-
site the Racket Store, down to the Dunbar
stand, on the corner next to the Depot,
where l. aud j. NJ. Littlejohn, who was
known at MIR. Rice's store as "Lister," arc
Keeping up the BIGGEST KIND OF A
RACKET in selling BARGAIN GOODS of
almost oil kinds, in the line Of General
Merchandise, ut prices so low that il will
make you think they must have been "piclsd
up" at big FIRE somewhere.
We guaraotes that IL the people Of Union
County will give us their patronage, VIC can
aud WILL save them this season, between
$4,000 and $1,000, and Of course that is a
BIG saving to every one who buys of us.
How can we save you all this money
Why simply because we buy our goods from
houses who buy their goods either from
Pawn Brokers or at Sherif's Sales, where
of course goods are sold for mere song,
hencethey are rcsod to us at very low prices.
so that il enables us to sci them to our GUS
toners from so to 100 per cent less than the
same articles would cost yon elsewhere.
Seeing is believing" come and see for
yourself.
Below ara few sample prices Of our
goods:
All wool Coats at S1.75 worth So TO S..
"'' q" yi'oO % 'O of.
- /" Vests at Goes, 81 10 50
Z" Oycrcoais ut 81 f" $40 S6.
TGam Undcrshiris from 25cts up.
Drawers Poets up.
lIaDdkerchiefs :. Acts MP.
Mems SuspeDders from 10cts up.
Women Shoes from 60cts up.
Cedar Buckets at 25cts worth 4Octs.
: Paper Buckets 25cts, worth 40cts.
Good long handle hrooms from l4cts up.
Candies, Crackers, Canned Goods.
ConfectionePies Of all Kinds.
HEAVY GROCERIES,. CBOCKERY, TIN
WARE, ETC, ETC, ETC.
Come and see us, aud we will guarantee to
please you in every way. ,
Respectfully,
CHES BOMAR.
Sep II 81 8m.
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Refined Cotton seed Oil.

We have before us specimen of refined
Cotton Seed Oil, made at the Union Oil
Mill and refined at the Charleston Re.
sample. and We have always wondered why
Refined Cotton Seed OIL was not generally
usei in the South for oil cooking purposes,
instead Of the ajul'eraied lard we now get
from the stOres. 1t certainly mus, te
cleaner aud healthier THAI lard for there
table oils extracted from seed aud nuts of
every kind, while, in q healthful point Of
view, there can be no comparison between
the oil from cotton seel and the lard
pressed from hogs kilel at the largo hog
packing factories, in all doubtful conditions
Of heath.
We have used Cotton Seed oil for cooking
and we positively assert that we prefer it to
lard. Unfortu ,ately there is prejudice in
the minds Of many against the use of Gil in
| anything they cat. That prejudice arises,
perhaps, from the objection to the taste o1
castor oil, as medicine, and the many
| offensive animal oils used for various me-
chanical and other purposes, but it has no
foundation, in point of cleanliness, healthful-
ness or economy, against the use of cot on
seed oil. There is no danger of swallowing
millions of strichinia or anything foul AMI
uuc,ean at every mouthful we eat Of food
that is cooked or prepared in cotton seed oil
We want to see q full supply of home
raised lard, for that would insure home
raised bacon and home raised corn upor
every farm; but as our people can't raise all
that, they can do the next best thing, they
can use homc-manufactured cotton seed oil
in preparing their food home raised cotton
seed meal and hulls for making fat cattle
and the homemade Fertilizer from the UnioI
Manufacturing Co., to make more corn
pork, cotton, and home supplies general.
next year: Don't you see what blessing
ton, if they will but use it discreety, ant
not ride faithful horse to death.
Why, we believe in few years the lin
will not be more valuable than the seed; tha
the cotton plant will, directly and indirectly
feed and clotbe more human beings thar
any two other products of the world. 1t il
the most wonderful, because most prolific il
its uses, Of any pant in the world and will
continue to make immense fortunes -fol
some. Let the farmers of the South link
their farms to the cotton Factories and tn
cotton seel mil's, rs near rs possible, b,
becoming liber.l stockholders in them, tn ere
by securing to themselve a share of the pro
fits rs we'll as fortunes that are made from
the many uses to which the cotton they rais
is put to, and by the young men Of the farn
learning how to conduct the various de-
ra,tments, thus becoming financially in
terested in both farm and factory.
years employment of 10 and y hours day
6 days in every week, would impress upo
the boys the value of time, money and
promptitude iu business matters.
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DEATH OF GEORGE W. PEAKE.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT OF GrRBs' ALLIANCE
No. 235.

1RiDOIb WI NhofbVC VI ulhDS hbblhNCbt
No. 235.
Whereas, Almighty God, the disposer of
human events, in Ills infinite widom has seen
cause to remove from our midst our beloved
Brother. aud esteemed fellow citizen, GEoRon
w. PEAKs; therefore, be it.
Resoired, 1st. That in the death of Brother
Peake, our orier has lost q devoted and
faithful member, good man and true citi-
zen,
Resolred 2nd. That we tender TO the rela-
tives of our deceased brother, our heartfelt
sympathy in their bereavement, and while
We mourn the loss of our departed fellow
menber, we humbly submit to the will Of
"Him who docth oil things WELL" and trust
tqat our present loss will be his eternal gaiu.
Resotced, 3rd. That blank page in our
minute book be inscribed to his memory, and
q copy Of these resolutions DO sent 10 the
Cotton Plant ind Union TINES for publica-
ton.
TT. C. LAWSON, Sr. I
II. II. ROBINSON, Com.
F. l.. WILSON.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF NEwBEaRY.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
silas johnson, Master for Newborn County,
Plaintiff

against
Sarah E. Lyes, Defendant.
obedience to an order, made in the above
4 stated case, by His Honor W. II. Wallacs,,,
Circuit Judge, dated March IL, 1888, -
will sell before the Court House door In the =
town Of Union, during tho legal hours of
sale. on Monday the 7th day of Ds,embe-,
1891, the following described property to
wit:
100 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
All that certain tract or parcel Of md, ly-
ing, being and situate in Union County,
State aforesaid, containing 100 acres, more or
less, BOUNDED by Tiger River aud the lands
Of p. Hamilton and others. y
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half Cash, the balance on croJit Of
twelve months from day Of sale, purchaser
to give bond and q mortgage Of the premises
to secure the balances OF the purchase m,ncy.
G. II. PEAKE, NJ. &C.
Masters Office, Union. s. c., Nov. IA, 1891.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.

SOONli Or ONAON'
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Christopher II. Peake, Master for Union
County, Plaintiff
against
Richard v. Gist, as Executor Of the last will
and testament of Mary E. Gist, deceased,
and H. G. Hall, Defendants.
TN obedience to decretal order made in
i the above entitled case by His Honor
J. H. Hudson, Circuit Judge, dated Novem-
ber 18th A. d. 1891, will sell before the
aud State aforesaid within the legal hours
Of sale, on the first Monday in December 1891; !;
the following described property, to wit:
500 ACRES.
All that certain tract Of land lying, being
aud situate in Union County State aforesaid,
containing 6vc hundred aud sixty-niue acres.
more or less, bounded by lands Of A. q. Rice
d. s. Lee, s. NJ. Rice Sr., aud Enoree River,
being the land formerly owned by Jesse Jones,
deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.
So much Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash as will pay the defendant. II. g. Hall
or his Attorney eleven hundred and twenty
33-l0O dollars, with interest thereon from the
18th day of November 1891, also q suficien t
sum to pay the costs, fee and expenses in this
action in cash; balance Of the purchase money
TO be paid in one year from date of sale, with
interest thereon from that day, 10 be secured
by the bond Of tho purchaser or purchasers,
and mortgage Of the premises.
JOHN p. GAGE,
Special Master.
Union s. c.. Nov. l4th. 1891.
Nov. 20 Al 81.
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Eas" Rev. V. A. Her.ong will deliver
lecture on Temperance, tonight, Friday,
Eov. 10th, at Fish Dam, aul tom brow
night, 2lst. ut Santuc.
Mr. ilerlong has the reputation Of being q
and instructive lecturer,
and as tue temperance question is likely to
be an important one before the next session
Of the legislature. all who can should hear
MIR. Hc'loug's arguments upon it.
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sHERIFF'S SALES,
FOR DECEMBER, 1891.

rVp DECEMBEh, 1891.
pY virtue of an execution to me directed. 7
- will sell before the Courthouse door.
in the town Of Union, Uuioa County. on
Monday, the seventh day Of December next
during the legal hours of sale, tho follow
ing described property, to wit:
One tract Of land belonging to Robert
Macbeth situate, lying and being in Bogans-
Vilie ana Union townships. Union County,
containing eleven hundred and thirty-six
acres. more er less, bounded by lands Of
Gordon Williams, Sanford Wilburn, E. F.
smith, Joseph Sanders, the estate of John
sims, deceased, Murphy Mill tract. aud
others. This tract Of land will be sold In
one or more parcels, plat or plats Of which
can be seen in the Sheriff's Office. Levied
ON, and to be sold as the property Of Robert
Macbeth, at the suit Of Samuel Beatty and
others.
One tract Of land belonging to George NJ.
Young. situate. lying and being in Union
County, containing two hundred and fifty
acres, moro or less, bounded on the north
by lands Of the estate of Mrs. Mary Z. .Gist.
deceased, and Robert w. Harris, east by
lands OF A. g. Rice, south by lands Of w. +.
Graham, and the estate Of Mrs. Mary Z.
Gist, deceased; west by lands of Mrs. Julis
a. Young. and the estate Of Mrs Mary e.
Gisf, deceased, levied on and TO be sold as
the property Of George NJ. Young, at the
suits Of W. J. Keenan, and others.
Sherifs Office, Union Courthouse, 8, c.,
November, 14th, 1891.
90 J.G. LONG, s. U. c.
Nov. 20 Al At
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List Of Letters
Remaining in the Postofice at Union. for
the week ending Nov. 20th., 1891.
Mr. G D Faulk Miss Salimma Miller.
Miss M E Goodwin Mr. G Rodger
Miss Lizzie Jones Miss NJ Smith,
Persons calling for the above letters wifi
please say if ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. G. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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MASTERS SALES.
The State of South Caroline.
COUNTY or UNION.
In tho Curt Of Common Pleas,
II. Laurcns Gos', Plaintiff,


II. Laurcns Gos,, Plaintiff,
against
g. 8. Greer, ". A. Hughes, and ]. Mott
Moore, Defendants.
I N. obedience TO an order made in tn,
L above stated casa by Ills Honor, j. u.
Kershaw, Circnit Judge, dated July 10th
1891. will sell Mt public auction before the
Courthouse door, in the town Of Union, dur
ing ths legal honrs If sale, on salesday
,ao3t, December Z, the following described
&. $50 ACRES.
All That tract Of land cont aiming Ave huo-
dted and my acre., moro or less, situ-
ate, and lying and being about hve miles
Southwest of Union G. H., on the Sardis
road, bounded by l,nds Of r. v. Harris AMI
a. ]. Harris Giles Woodsou, FAR Forest
creek. lands belonging to the o',ate Of vii:
liam Humphries, lands Of Margaret Hum
phries and others, being the lands formerly
owned by Mary Young, together with the
tract formerly owned by William Munro.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash, the balance on crodit Of
one aud two years. with interest from day Of
sac. Purchaser to give lis bond aud q
mortgage Of the premises to secure the credit
portion. q. ii. PEAkE,
Master U. G.
Masters office. Union, Nov. l8, 1891.
| Nov 20 Al At
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Accident to Mrs. J. C. Farrar.

Accident to Mrs. J. c. Farrar.
With sincere regret we announce that last
Sunday morning. Mrs. J. Clough Farrar
ut ri~skuey, had the sal misfortune TO fall
from the back Steps es,-her residence aud
break her S NJ possible and set the fractor-
ed bone; but Mrs. Farrar suffered great
pain for many hours. The last heard of her
she was as comfortable as could be expected. :.
Her advanced age is net favorable to speedy
recovery from an accident of that KIDD.
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SspARATE COACHES FoR THa RAcEs.-The
question of having separate coaches for the
races in this State is again being agitated,
and ut the coming session of the Legislature
it is probable that bill providing for such
an arrangement will bs presented, with n
good chance of passage. One member of the
Board Of Railroad Commissioners is said to
he heartily in favor Of such a measure.
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To the Ladies Of the L. u. C.S.

TIE members of the Ladies Union Gene
terry Society are requested to meet ct Mich q.
olson's Hall, on Monday next, Nov. 23rJ, at
baf past 10 o'clock, A. NJ. A full meeting
Is especially requested by the officers of the
Society. Respectfully,
Mrs. W. II. WALLACE,
Pres. L. u. C.S.
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saA- Did you see the eclipse of the moon
last Sunday night II was q grand sight
all we truly regret that ON article for last
weeks TINES announcing the coming Of tha,
ev:nt was mislaid.
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MARRIED..

Married, on the l1th of Nov. 1891, at
Goodman, Miss, by Rev. MIR: Moore. DR..
NJ. I. Smith of Union, s. c., to Miss Ethel
Harrington, Of Goodman, Miss.
We extend our congratulations to tho hap
py couple and welcome Mrs. Smith to our
commihunity.
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Personals.

Mr.. John 7. Rose, of Monroe, n. c., has
accepted position as Clerk at the Hotel.
DR.. j. n. Beites, of Jacb sonyille, Fla. Mr.
s. Bl 'ck, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Brandon, Pitts
dAys
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The Roll of Honor.

The following is the Roll of Honor of the
Union Graded School, fpr the second month
of the present session
Gist Gee, Ethel Foster,
Robert Murphy, Della Bollick,
VIII English, James Rodgcr,
Matt Wallace, Azslia Tinsley,
Edna Foster. George Perrin,
Julian Hughes.
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Malaga Grapes ., aARRETTs.

seA- We are informed that tweniy-three
'fsons have applied for membership in the
Rogers Methodist Church, near Goshen
Hill.
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IiEa FIFTH BRIDAL Toua.-Hpchestsr. N.
Y. Nov. l6'-Frank Alix, aged tveniy -ssven
years. was married yesterday tot Mrs. Robert
Kirkpatrick, widow Of eighty hears and a
tank account Of $4,000 The couple have
gone TO Hamilton, 0nt.,F on q wedding tour.
This is the fifth bridal tour Mrsi AK has
taken. -
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An Oyster Supper

And other refreshments will be served in
Jonesville Academy, on Friday night. Nov.
27, 1891, for the benefit Of the Jouesville
Methodist Church to which al are cordially
invited.
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s1A- Readers, did you ever have one of
thos 6 cd old-fashioned Jumping toathaches,
when yoa hoped and almost expected every
second the pesky thing would jump out of
isso KIT. A toothache that wouldn't allow
either Yourself, your wife or your children,
ifpou harc such blessings, any rest, day or
gh; \ toothache that would tempt you 10
pay Iii isn i.ice, even in these hard times,
for 'c;ssing man that could do just,e TO
tie s"Jrct;" q toothache that wouldn't allow
you to sit stand or lie important to an edi-
tor) still ten consecutive minutes, then youv ve
had ju,t such jaw-breaking, miud-demor-
Slizing companion rs we had for three days
in the past wecS.-
We thiak We hear seme one saying, ..~Ay
didn't you have it pulled ?'
That's good in theory, but when it is
nearly Tho last tooth in tho upper jaw and
the cotton crops is so poor aud the u8d;sa6f 8d;sa6fto to
low that you CANT pulled, much less for a
reW SCI Of masticators, the practical outcome
was, we had to submit to o most excrucist-
ins "gri1 and bear it" time, and keep the
TOO H. Our face is assuming its natural size
anu handsome appearance, and we are gather
ing IN the serene and sober thoughts that
eroS" l"osc in the great confusion of IDEAS
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ooeT orIcR DIRECTORY.
NsW Advertisements.

NsW Advertisements.
Furniture.-T. E. Bailey,
Six and hslf cents.-L. G. Young,
Xmas 1891 and 1896. p. Garret.
Auction Sale.-Mrs. A. Z. Hill.
Mortgage Sale.-W. A. McWhrter.
Mortgage Salc.-J. G. Rice s. Co.
Masters Sales.-C. ii. Pcake,
Sheriff Sales.-J. G. Long.
Work Animals for Sale.-Lottie s. Davis
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HA- The train from Asheville stops here
fifteen minutes for supper.
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Our Market has been dull, with prices de-
clinipg from Il on Monday to barely =
yesterday. Sales about $50 bales.
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r@- Last Wednesday aud Thursday were
deci iedly the coldest days we have had this
Fall aud Winter.