The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-11-07
I'ie Land Sale In Union.

the Gage property was sold in tracts and
number of town lots were sold. The
bidding Was lively end the tracts Of land
>rou1ht fair price,, as some Of it is
among the best lands in the county.
The following lands were sold by the
Master:
Tract No. l, on the Forest, in Bogans-
vile township, containing 122 G-lO,acres,
was bid off by Capt. F. M. Farr for
$3.50.
Tract No. 2, of 17s4 acres to Capt.
f. NJ. Farr for S725.
No. 5, 269 $40 to Capt. Farr for $1,000.
No 4, 273 S-10to Capt. Farr for $Sl5
No. 5, this side of the Forest, 113
acres to Jno. p. Gage for S27O.
50 acres in the corporate limits of
Union was bid off by Capt. Douglass for
ISIS.
The town property which had been
cut up into smaller tracts was next sold
13 2 10 acres all in woods and known
| as lot No. in tract No. 9, bought by
F. NJ. Gage for Si35.
No. 7, nearer the city, ii $40 acres
bought by j. NJ. Greer for S315.
Lot No. 6, closer still, fronting. on
Henrietta street lunnirg back to IIaro d
street. Il acres. bought by l.. S. Town
send for $255.
Lot. No. 5, s $40 acres, fronting on
Harold street, to II. l.. Scaife for $500.
Lot No 8, 3G2 feet on POOLS line and
4G6 feet on Jno. X. Young's line, 2i9
feet wide, to w. II. Pool for $3.50.
Lot No. 4, 2 Clio acees, fronts on
Harold street, 275 feet runs back 4GO
feet, to H. l.. Scaife for $205.
Lot No. 10, 3 3-l0 acres, fronts 249
feet on Henrietta street and 617 feet
back to Harold street to Jno. II. Mathis
for Sl4O.
The home place was next sold and
was bought by Jno p. Gage for S25OO.
Lot No. 2, southeast of home place,
6 G.10 acres to I. F. Peake for S4O5.
Lot NJ. 3, 360 Fl. ;;on Gage avenue ard
running back to Harold street to 7. E
Bailey for $3.50.
Eight building lots we're then sold
commencing on and fronting Henrietta
street at the big oak. Lots II 20
feet.
First lot known as lot No. 33 TO II.
L. Scaife for $50.
No. 81 to E. D. Lips ,omb, S25.
No. 30 to E. d. Lipscemb, $40.
No. 36 to s. Means Beatty and D. II.
Wallace. $50.
No. 81 to s. Means Beatty and D. H.
Wallace. $40.
No. 3S to Beatty and Wallace, $50.
No. 80 to B B,aty and Wallace, $35.
Fo. 40 to Beatty and Wallace, S35.
This closed tie sale for Mond Y.
Tuesday being election day the sale Uf
the other 32 town lots in Cages grove
and elsewhere was postponed till Weo-
nesday,
These lots were sold on the grourGs
and were borghtas follows:
Lot No. /, fronting on Gage avenue
225 feet back, to F. M. Farr for $43O
Lot No 2 to J. W. Sanders for $500.
No. 3 to +. M. Gage, $500.
No. to Mrs. Steel, $3lO.
No. to r. L. McNally, $500.
No. to r. l.. McNally, $500.
|. No. 7 to j. II. Gault, fronting on
Louisa street, spring branch in center of
street, S125.
No. to F. G. Duke, sl35.
No. 0 to NJ. w. Bobo, 175.
No. 10 to T. E. Bailey, $500.
Mo. II, fronting street opposite side,
T. A. Murrah. 800.
No. II to T.. E. Bailey, 500
No. 13 to j. A. Brown, sos.
No, ii to J. A. Brown, SlG0,
No. Is to DR.. g. w. Austell, $05.
No. 1G, corner Gage avenue and
Louisa street, 100 feet front and 225 feet
deep, to Macbeth Young for $75.
No. II to F. M. Gage, 800.
No. IS to F. NJ. Gage, 500.
No. 10 to l.. S. Townsend, $50.
No 20, corner Gage avenue and Co.
lumbus street to F. G. Duke for $50.
No. 81, fronting Columbus street, 100
feet front by 225 feet deep to Jno. r.
Mathis for S65.
No. % to Jno. R. Mathis. S65.
No. % to F. M. Gage, Sl00.
No. "a to T. NJ. Gage. Sl30.
No. 25, opposite side Columbus street,
100 feet front 900 feet back to Ed Wallace
for S225.
No. 20 to Macbeth Young, SlO5.
No. q to Macbeth Young, $l05.
No. % to Macbeth Young, $75.
No. 20, corner Gage avenue and Co
lumbus street to w. H. Gist, S105.
No. 80 to Macbeth Young, $35.
No. 81 to Macbeth Young, $40.
No. 80 to Macbeth Young, $40.
There seemed to be some confusion
regarding the lots east of the spring, as
no markings Of the spring or house
was found on the plat and 1t was not
known whether the cabin was on lot 13
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