,11 >?.L. -L?- . I 1I1JLJ
* A Model EstablishmentMussellr
Blind and Satk Factory? A JJiscrtplion
0f tfi Machinery?Economical Management?
Tktl'rcraulione Against Fire.
A^ong (be many evident ea of^the growth and
proP*T*'y of Charleston there is none, perhaps,
m-ce cheering or more complete than that which
p afforded by the extensive factory of Messrs.
Y. J'. Russell A Co., at tho east end of liosel
,-treet.
TItK MAW FACTORY
is located in a spacious building, three-stories
in height. Upon the first floor, tho principal
ftaturo is an immense lathe, upon which huge
sticks of timber are turned into columns and
pillars. There are also other machines used in
preparing material for doors, sashes and blinds
The machinery of the entire factory is driven
by a powerful engine located on this floor, the
boiler b*mg in a fire-proof outhouse adjoining.
There is
A r I. A.XI 5(1 MACHIKF,
a complication of cogs and wheels, hut jn itself
the perfeolion of mechanical skill and ingenuity.
A rough board is run through it, and, by the
single process, comes out planed on both sides,
and tonguod and grooved ready for use for ceiling
and flooring. On the second floor, where
the material prepared below is glued together,
M PA till* latitat Ult l\tw\ oaninntu in *M n
chlnery. In tho manufacture of blinds, for instance,
no work at. all is performed by hand.?
The slats arc cut, plaued nod trimmed to the
proper site by machinery. The side pieces arc
put into a machine that grasps tjiem and punches
the holes into which tiie slats are fitted, and,
in icss time almost than it lakes to tell it. the
blind ia ready to be glued together. * In making
DOORS AM) WINDOW FllAMES,
nil the moulding, morticing. dnve-tai!ing and
pinning is done by machinery, and there is little
need fbr other human help than such as is
necessary to direct, and manipulate the machinery
Tho stuff is all cut out ami shaped on the
second floor. It is then left to dry and season
for fevoio! weeks, ard is finally put together and
carried up to the store room on the third floor.
Here the glaring and painting is done, and the
sashes, blinds and doors of allsises and descriptions
are stored away to fill orders. Hut it is
not alct.o to the making of windows ami doors
(hat tho work is confined. There is now in course
of erection
A SPACIOUS CARPENTER PHOr,
which will be supplied with implored machineiy,
and in which will ho built all the separate
parts which constitute tho framework of a house.
At this time the firm are taking orders for the
i:ivvui-ii w? uvun?, mvijr |>?ri ui wi.icu is yum
in their establishment, and sent ufT in detached
pieces. The facilities for doing the work arc
of course ample, ami houses aru 'requcntly cut
out, as it were, anil sent off to distant pavls of
the State to he erected. Messrs. W. P. Russell
& Co. have associated with them, as superintendent
of their establishment, Mr. Wm C.
Speir, an active and energetic nrchitoct and mechanic,
and plans and specifications of buildings
cun now be bad at tho factovy.
Tho economy with which the entire establishment
is liibiiugod is worthy of rude The
itrcoutbh rou ihk chkvi!ntiso of rrnr.
arc uumorou*. n,? ,unin building is an
enormous cistern, and on every ttoo, placed
racks of buckets filled with water, which are
every evening taken down and placed on the
floor iu different parts of tho building. Put. the
most ingenious feature of the entire economy
of the establishment is in tho management of
the watchman system. The night watchman Is
r.rmed with an instrument called Ruerk's watchman's
clock, which he has to oarrv around with
liiiu, and w hich is itself a triumph of mechanical
art. ft has si* keys which are locked up in
little boxct placed in different portions f tho
premises; and tho watch i* run in such a w.?j'
that the watchman Iras to visit each of these
station boxes once every thirty intitules <luring
the night. Should he miss a round the dial of
tho clock fells the tale in tho morning, ami the
sleeper is fioed. So perfect is the mechanism
of litis instrument that by no possibility can the
watchman evade his duty without detention, and
the station boxes being pieced iu such positions
as to curry hint through the entire premises
onec overt half hour, the . retention to the place
?! ??. . ' ,< ? r?H iic lllttile by
Hit nut a connivance. The business head of the
firm,
mb. w. i*. llusskfi.,
is an energetic ntuu, and has by bis own individual
effort built up the largo factory which now
bears his name. The establishment is & monument
of sharp practical business talent, an 1 a
visit to the place and an examination of its <le
mm ?n" intricacies will amply repay the visilor.
The factory gives employment to about
sixty pcr*ou& who nro kepi busy supplying the
demands of a business thnt is increasing daily.
???
Tut. Coi.ottko Militia.?The lovers of peace
ami order throughout the State will regret to
learn thnt steps arc being taken in various sections
to orgnuiie colored militia companies. So
preposterous does the measure seem, that when
first we heard such a movement was on foot, we
were loth to believe it, and only credited the
story as an idle sensational rumor. But our
doubts, we regret to say, were unfounded, and
while companies have already been organized in
somo localities.
We deprecate this movement, and hope our
colored citizens wili reflect before taking a step
which cannot confer the least possible benefit
upon thoin, either as it class or individually,
while it may possibly involve them in trouble,
to the detriment of both races, and cause a repetition
of the troubles of only two years ago,
from which this immediate section lias not yet
recovered. Surely, neither the whites nor the
blacks desire a recurrence of those troublous
times. We do not speak menacingly. ? Yorkville
Enquirer.
MARRIED.
SMITH?FAUI.K.?Married, on Wednesday,
.Tunc 10th, by Elder W. L. Brown, Elder T. W.
Smith to Miss Vio. l'nulk, all of Union County.
Tlio MtirlcctH.
UsctOM, 8. CL June t!h?-Cotton?tow middling tl<$
1Q>$; 10 bale* sold during ttic week.
Ciiaelkston, June 11.?Cotton Ann?middling lflVft
? ? mri|rii. .??l IWIITii W? , MOCK I,1W.
Kkw Yqiik, June It.--Cot(on ?(<:?iy?talc* 977 oalca;
ii|>lumls 1?>4 ; Oilcanh att>? (mid
I.:vKici>ooi. June 11.?Evening.?Cotton firm: upland*
8T;, ; Ortaani ?Vfr
Union Ilctiiil Prices Current.
OfMOtKCTBK WKKKLY BY
W . I>. II XJ MPHn I E H ,
FAMILY GROCER.
B?w?ui ; : 12 t? lS|l(i>ncjr : t ? ' 20
Bacon IJamt, ; lb " 20 M'll.uaca J So "$1.10
Kntter : : ? ? 20Hlli* : : ? " 12t$
?lotto : a - ?0 Mackerel. Kit, $2.25 " ::.M
<Vmi : : $? " I.in Halt, per Sack $~ " 2 73
Coin Meal s ? " l.io Chickens, : : 13 " 2d
Flour : : $10 " 18.00 Km* : : ? "15
Lant : : IV/i u
Sugar : : 12J4 to 19
To Wholesale Merchants.
The Old and Bel table House of
eli AS A cohen,
C'linrlotto, IV. O.
Is the place to get the
Bent Assorlment
At the Lowest Prices.
Juno 13 24 tf
S. Koopmann,
Wholesale Dealer In
Millinory GooiIh,
trad? street,
charlotte, iv. C.
Has the largest Stock oL ladies' Trimmed
Hats, at ths lowest Prices. .New York and Baltimore
Bille duplicated in quality, quantity and
HJM?- 18 24 If
\ f K - ^
1 Ml -.111 _JL L. i 'J* Bl "l ?_ 1 1 1 "
REIDVELIjB
Pemalo College,
SO. CA. "I
[SPARTANBURG DISTRICT]
FACULTY. ]
F.ey. Thoe. Ward White, President, m
AND
1'anriasOK or Mkktal and Moral FniLosoritr
AND EviDRNrWI or CuHISTIANITY. 1
Miss M. K. BRIGHT, Associate Principal.
Rev. II. U. CLIFFORD, A.
Natural Scirmcrr.
Mlane* LIZ/IK ANDERSON and ELLA a
WILSON,
MlidlO AMD pRRRCII. it
Miss MARY SCOFFRLi), *
Latin, Gncnt aid Mathematics.
m?8 ANNIE WILSON, ^
Latin and Matiirmatic*.
Mls? K. U. FAUNT LE-ROY. E
Bsllrs I.kttrm.
Miss JAME THOMAS,
PnKDARATORT DrPAHTMKNT. T
June 13 24 It
CAPTAIN JACK i
H.\8 changed his base, and M. B. Friedberger
admiring his generalship has likewise
changed liis base of operations,
For The
new position furnished by If. L. Go*s, in his
new building, whore Ids
Next }
efforts will be made to ex cell nil competitors in
liis line. Jle assures his customers, his friends,
and the public geuerally, that if they will give
him n fnir proportion of their patronage he will
fight it out on this Hue, and not call on the
President
for reinforcements. His position is now such
that his whole force can be readily thrown out
before any customer who may caU in, and he
must be indeed a hard cuttnmtr if he is not induced
to buy
of
M B. filoHiorger such
Dry Goods, Queens-waro.
Clothing, Hats, Hardware,
Boots & Shoes, Notions and
? i
wrrou?ri?fi
as they may need.
| United States 1
may have manv able Generals and several Caprain
Jack's, but it has but one M. II. Friedberjrer
in the Union. Call and see hint in his new
Store.
June, rt 23 tf
Tax Notice.
milK Tax Hooka for the Town of v'.ll
1 be oi?m till the bit'* "f this month, after
v k?uli tune execulUns will certai.ly issue j'
against all delinquents.
Ily order of Council. It. It. RAWLS,
Town CTk and Trcas'r. 4
June G 23 If "
WALTER BREM & CO.,
IMrOltTKRS AN1> DKAI.EKS IK
IIA It 1 )WAHK, *
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
WAI.TIU Eukm,
John Vaxlanoioiiam.
Juno 6 23 tf
W. H. H. HOUSTON dt CO., (
WHOLESAI/E GROCERS.
Commission Merchants a ml Cotton Buyer*.
dkai.kr3 in
Mquora, Tobacco and Produce 1
of all Kind*.
TRADE S TR E K T,
C1IAKLOTTE, IV. C.
June 6 28 if
Notice to Tax Payers.
al'ihtou's Ornci.
Union, S. C., June 4th, 1878.
A CCOKDIXG to an act, entitle! an act of the
U. Y.General Assembly of 18(58, for the assessment
of Heal and Personal property of the State
of South Oorolinn, 1 hereby notify all Tax payers j(
of this County that my Hooks will open on the S)
1st Monday of July and remain open until the 8|
2d Jfondny of August for the purpose of ma- 8(
king the assessment of both Kenl und Personal s(
property. Any failing to make returns within the
specified time, will subject themselves to double
Taxes. "Tho Hooks will not be opened at any
other place for receiving returns."
JUNIUS 8. JfOBLKY,
County Auditor.
P. S.?All Employees will confer a favor by
giving their employers information. ol
June A 28 lOt ^
BREM, BROWN & CO., &
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN U
Notions, White Goods, Hosiery, [j
Glove* and IlatH, tl
llltKM'IB OLD HTAND, \\
TRADE STREET,
CUAOI ATTf M r>
n ii u v i i l. , i v
T. If. Bar.*, J. H. WnoniNaTOs, 1
j. L. Buowx, C. f. Bush,
T. L, Alkxaxurb, J. 0. Habkia.
May "J 10 1m
PIANO FORTES. ~
(treat Rodnetlon In rrteex.
11 fHK Grov.ttteon Pianos are full seven **
I Octavo. Arc remarkable for their peculiar
sweetness and brilliancy, and will
wear well. Send for IHuatrated Catalnyura K
to the AGENT at Columbia, S. 0.
W. J. DUFFIK,
llookseiler. ^
May 19 20 3m g^
H?lf4ic?linx Frnlt Jara, J
WE have received n complete assortment of
the most improved And Approved stylet
of Jars for preserving fruits, ia the inoet fashionable
fashion ; and in order that our stock may
be reduced wo offer them at reduoed prices,
so that they may b# within the means of per- j
sons in reduced circumstances. Call at the I
cheap CVuih Store of RICK A RAW IS. h
May 80 22 tf
NEW GOODS!
faster & Wilkins
3AVE ojwncd the lnrgaat stock of
Goods they have ever brought to this
arket, consisting of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC J
>I*.Y OOODS,
Fancy Goods,
HOOTS AND HIIOE8,
[ATS AND HARDWARE
11 of which wore bought late in the sea-!
for CASH, and we thiuk we crd make
jrreatly to tho interest of cash buyers to
val witti us.
Look at our Goods and prices
etbrc buying elsewhere.
May 16 20 tf
I REM, BROWN ? CO.,
Importers nnd Deslcr* in
Forcljfji and I>onieMtlo
lardware and Cutlery.
Ok]>JWS SOLICIT/SO.
,vt -Ml
l Puii Assortment of Saddlery
Hardware and Trimmings,
HOOSE-FUEMSHtNG GOODS, *c,
feu; Iron Front Jluildimj, two Doors abort
Mnvhants' and Farmers Bank.
TRADE STREET,
C It A R LOTTE, X . C.
. li. Brer, | J. If. Wkddixqton,
. L. Brown, i (J. F. Bkkm,
. L. Alkxanoeo, j J. Q. Harris.
NAILS, liar, Hand and Sheeet IRON,
Swcede Iron,
Mow STEEL, Movf MOULDS,
Steel and Iron HOES,
Solid Iron and Steel SWEEP8,
Dixon's Sweeps,
Saddlers' HARDWARE and TOOLS,
Shoemakord' Tools,
Blacksmiths' TOOLS and HARDWARE,
Carpenters' Toole and'Hurdwsirc,
Builders' Hardware,
Tanners' Tools,
Millwrights' Tools and Supplies,
Circular and Upright SAWS,
Carriage Hardware and Trimmings.
Wagon Hardware,
CABINET-MAFKRi' IIARDWARK.
Everj tiling usually found in a first-clasa JoV
bing ami Retail Hardware Hou>?).
May 1) 19 In '
.IVERY AND SALE STABLEST
BY
J. W. WAD8WORTH,
TYRON STREET.
u]>poMico 'iywn i;iook,
Chaplotto, N. C .
V - '
Neat Vehi /las, Sao and at;v ? ?*.f v' <
ul driver-, \u uoNtxcu," ciui bo obtains at *11
ours.
Mtiy 2 18 J'.in
CHARLOTTE HOTEL.
W. M. MATTHEWS & SOJ,
Dhttrlotto, TV. O.
May 2 18 (f
SMI T H & H A M M~ O ND,"
WHOLESALE
1> It IT G G I S T N ,
OPPOSITE CENTRAL HOTEL,
CHARLOTTE, N. O.
May 2 18 3m
? A L M E T T0 HOUSE,
NP(HT?M1I1IU C. II., H. C.
Located in the Centre of the Town
B*aT Forty-two Largo and Atry Rooms.
TOLLBSON ?fc MARTIN, Prop's.
May 2 18 tf
Record Your Reeds.
Orrica Copny Auditor, >
Union C. II., 8. C., May 27, 1873. f
A LL persons holding Deeds of conveyance
r\_ given or executed since March 1870. ths
nvo not been recorded in this office, will pre
ent them at once for the purpose of having th<
une done, or the penalty of the law will Is
trictly enforced against those failing to do the
line. Recording fee. 2o cents.
JUNIUS S. MOBLEV,
Auditor Union Co.
May 30 22 4t
1*1 K CASH PRINCIPLE.
LITE deem it scarcely necessary to repcs
\ V what we have heretofore announced, tha
ur business is now oonducted entirely upon thi
uh basis. Nearly a year's experience has con
rmed our belief that a business conducted 01
ie cash system is safer mid plcasanter and mor<
rofitable to the merchant, and greatly to the in
rest of buyers. We ean sell goods cbeapei
>r cash, because we are enabled to buy at tin
est markets and mucli cheaper for cash. W<
icreforo, again state that our business will con
nue to be conducted strictly upon tbc-casl
put cm. SPEARS k OOLTON.
April 18 16 if
The United tttatCK,
)l?triet of Noutli Cnroliiui
In the matter of Willinm Malone, Bankrupt.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
rHE undersigned gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of William Malone, wh<
as been adjudged a Bankrupt.
All persons indebted to said estate will roaki
ay incuts to me. R. W. 8HAND,
Assignee
May 80 22 3t
Ling's Mountain Military School
YORKVILLE, ?. C.
rHK second session of the School Year, 1878
will begin JULY 1st, and end NOVK.VBFF
Dth. Tkrms ; For School Expenses, i. t.
oard, Tuition, Fuel, Lights, Washing, Station
ry, Ac , S186 per session, payable in advooce
For Circulars, address
Coi.. A. COWARD, Principal.
May 80 . 22 1m
Uibbonn. ^
X ROS Grain, In plain and stripes, for Sashes
.X at greatly re<iuoed prices ; together with i
esntiftii lot of ladies' Ties and Collarettes, at
8PEARF k COLTOV8.
i js'jui "j,,, i .! '?. "i"?
John Rodger
WOULD respectfully inform his friends *n<
former customers that he has
RE OPENED HIS
Grocery Store,
V * AT THE
OLD STAND,
.
Aid it now receiving * com pi aid j New Stock u
I GROTER1CN,
1 Hardware and Cutlery,
IJoote mid ShoeH
v tun,
, TOBACOO?All Qualities,
| Warranted HAVAXSfA Clgan
find all other articles found in a complete ,QI(b
wry Store.
My Tin Shop
It etiU in operation, and I atn ready to do aJ
kind* of Tin Work, from mending a coffee po
to making the largest artiolo usually constructs*
of Tin. All work executed in the inoat work
nanlike manner.
o
To Mj Old Friend*.
IVeling thankful for tho lihara) patronag
Vj.-etnforr given me. I respectfully invite tn;
! ! friandu, and aa many new ones ?? feel in
I ti ed, to call and examine ray atock. It will h
k endeavor in the Allure, as <n the past, to s
e dict my business that purchasers will lira
lo their interest to bur of nic.
JOHN UODG1UL&
" \tay 9 IS
80UTII CAltOLIIS A
OAN AND TRUST COMPANY
V >y OHARLJBSTON, S. O.
OFFICE, NO. 17 BROAD 8T11KBT.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
The deposits in the Savings Department c
ko Company are invested as a Special Trust
M, therefore, are not subject to the h man Is o
biking.
.ij addition to thi* special security, depositor
hi f the guarantee of tho entire Bank Capital
w?cb i.tnouiiia to three hundred thousftnul do!
lt\ ($300,000.)
V -t ?liip<..-uncut wilT*enal>ie all clashes to tin
acfe security for their savings, however small
*i at the siivui? tinie bearing a remunerative in
I i<rri ^nK y:i will- uuiu|>ui<ll<ll"l IJUSI lliriy.
C\i?ncy can be remitted by express, un'l draft
vy ml. f. a. mitchell, 0.\hiiik*.
DIBROTOH8 AXl> TKl'STKKS.
fl?> ?. cameron, o. l. buist,
e. li frost, w. j. middlkton,
w. ( bee, a. j. crews,
w. i williams, e. waltjen,
h n. pkleon, 0. g. memmtngf.r,
i?. Yh'KlLL, WM. l. WBBB,
a F.caldwell, j. t. welsman,
V. SHACKELFORD, GEO. H. WALTER,
, <V JI. CLAITSSEN, R. D. LAZARUS.
A;,,! *6 17 8 mo.
r.CIRKI).
MUr KUm*! Wonderful Caiwcr Antl
I* 4?te, which destroys and removes the Cet
ecu mire, without the use of the Knife or th
lost 01 Blood, and, at the same time, otcr
roue* the tendency to Cancer in the Systen
i \? ,TClU ftU fonu8 of Chronic, Long
erniuiif ?u(l Obscure Disease, with unpara
1 ooessr *i???vn?o o* Viu
r Neuralgia, Asthma, Scrofula, an
Secouuvy Syphilis.
For jirtirniars, t.'irculare, &c., call on or ad
dram t
l>rs. I KEENK, LIN I) LEY St BENTLY,
Charlotte, JV. C,
Gold shorn, y. C.,
Or, Asheville, N. C.
Maj I' 18 ftta
NVW AND MKHCIIANT MILL
TWl'uion Stemu Mill having undergone
ihrouglt repairing by Mr. Thou. Whiteside*
can i?i,v Jve general satisfaction, both in grind
ing eo>< ind wheat. The mill has a new set <
Cologne Stones,
rcccrtlyiiported from France, and through th
efficient lanagement of
AfL H. E. HAWKINS,
it will .lutain the reputation of a first-tlai
mill. .
Grirtit^ days?Tuesdays, Fridays and Sa<
urdayt ,
*? :a. .A ? - A-? - -
i mmiBg-r-eif o??. per iuu feet.
v A. D. SPEAKS, IVopriotor.
. *L._ *.
ufX TOMS
IN
Domestic Economy
AO]t|.Ur business cftnnot be dono for lea
than trenty-l!ve per cent ad valorem.
It is tneeoonomy, for solvent purchasers 4
pay caah'ii what thuy buy, although they hat
, to Ijorroapmiey to do so.
t Sv?' O. -a should deal at Cash Stores.
; ^ .ICE & RAWLS
* Keep a'vh Store, therefore It is true econ<
1 my to bojfem. RICE A RAWLS.
April 1H ^ 16 If
" Wv'-. Sole to Buy"
Yfc'W/.; /. f'Seotv Corn, Coffee, Bugai
Mola-' Vy 'ow, Axes, Traco Chains, Naili
Back-bam Plow-lines, Plow Steel, Ac
1 at KICK & RAWLS' Cash Store.
i A*ril 'Sa 16 <f
; fV>3t? and Shoes.
BUY JJbnts and Shoes at
RICE A KAWIJ3' Cfcah Store.
April 11 16 If
r . . Jt
; } Dress Goods.
BUY yeMhUooee, Ilomospun, Ac., Ac., at
iT RICE A RAWLS' Cash Store.
April 1J^ 16 tf
Gentlemen,
BUY you (Waters*, at New York cost price
at UlOE A HAW1A' Cash Hu.r*
A prills ~ 16 if
fitnsekeepers,
BUV your Hi Ware, Crockery and Glai
Wore, at E K ft BAWLS' CVah Store
, April 18 16 tf
s l&erybody
SHOULD buy t> lr Drug". Window OI?m an
Putty at ft! B & RAWLS' Caab Storo,
April 18 16 tf
Rc?il?it)de ( lothlng.
? A l<A;l}ilE Mi ftwplete Stock, for Sprin
/V apd tSimttf, *??? . 1
1"'. 1 WRAR8 k COLTON P.
i Tf?tic* tf Final DlMhauit.
, AN the 7th d Ji*? next I will xpply to Jot
V/ P. diet ProMa Judge of Union County f<
. a final discharge m Wmfnistrntrig of the Petal
of F. 11. H. PmwWd. All pereoas harii
claim* agaieaft aid ltUU, nut preaent thei
for payment #? here a copy of the aaae at U
- office of the B?'Aate .udge, on or Man th<
day or they W? M forever barred, ae on (hi
day a fihal at aaid eatate will I
; made, . \f:\ *i?C\ P ALITOR,
Adoi'tm
MV ? .1* ?
'
\
new goods. ' "
' SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES '
a JUST ARRIVING AT
' PHI$SP M. COHEN'S, I
IN GOSS* NEW BUILDING. *
0
I II AVE just returned from tho Northern Markets, where J*i*refullv ncloctod ore of >5
the largofg Stocks of Goods, of nil varieties, ever brought to this Market. I hnro
* given much attention to the wants #nd necessities of the fgtyplfe of thin County, in the
selection of uiy gmnis, nn4 feel confident that 1 can pfaS0*-WI| elassses of people, either
in quuiity, style, or priocs. All I ask is un examination. Wb following oinornoo tho
leading article* of my extensive Stock :
f LA.DIBS* DEPARTMENT.
UHEHH GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
Hummer Silks, Swim Muslins,
11 Poplins, Mohairs, Cross-Barred Muslins
} Alpaca* Qrauadiues, Jaconets, Nainsooks,
]*aWDS. Muslins, I*i,jue*. Brilliants,
Linens. Percales, Long Cloths, Haudkoichiefs,
Calio?x?, Cuffs, Collars,
LADIES IIAW, Notions and Trimmings, ^
e Scarfs, Dress Trimmings, Jewelry,
jr Embroideries ^fernery, Soaps, Pcrfuuiory,
Table Linen, Ac., Ac.
; <^ii:rvrrH' department.
READY-MADE CTLOTHINGj Cnsaimeros aud Twcoda-?a^largc Stock and
of very fine qualities, to whieh I cull particular atention.
Men's Furnishing Goods. HARDW AHE.
Linens, Cottouades (luua, JPistob',
' Shirts and Drawers, \ Gun Caps. ;
Neck Ties, Collars, klMt, *nd BlacVingforushca,
Flats, of all styles, ^ft'^a^rpjgTItonflila,
Boots and Shoes, t|TOih| vcrtlne, Axes. .
Hosiery and Gloves, HaAIWh, Bridles,
' i? Whipt, Spurs, Ac.
* _ _ _ m!L _ _
. Sugar, Coffee, T?%v and Flour.
Lampn uud Ijainp Chimney**
I A GOOD STOCK OF TIN WARE,
Trunks. Valises, Carpet Bags,
A J.AROK ASSORTMKwkv^
Stationery and School Kookn.
o
The g<>od people of Union nnd surrounding sections aro earnestly invited to call
and examine mv extensive Stock. I have purchased uiy goods on tno moat advanta
goous terms, and my customer* may bo. assured that I will sell them at the very lowest
price* possible.
The liberal patronage given ine heretofore is highly appreciated, and it ia w?y earnest
wish nnd effort to secure a continuance of that patronage. This can only be douo
I" by strict attention to basincas, honest dealing and fair prices, and I invite a fair and gencral
trial upou those points. P. M. COHEN. ?
. April 11 y
I" ANW" planters' :
'i "litA^TlONAL BANK
OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL #^50,000.
O:0:O
> mlllS Rank is now prepared to do a general Banking business. DEPOSITS SO?
1_ LICITED.
Drafts on all Parts of the United tates Bought and Soldi
>f GOLD AND SILVER AND UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD.
MUTIL TED CURRENCY BOUGHT.
OFFICE UP STAIRS, GOSS' NEW BUILDING.
.? WM. MUNRO, E. R. WALLACE,
L* President. Cashier.
Nov. 1 43 **
- SPRING GOODS
X Ijiwns, Organdies, Worsted Dress Fabrics. AT
Plain Colors and printed, in great variety. The T TIMTT^QTAW QDVTV/lfl
best article at a low price. In intrinsic value I<1 lul!iOAUJ?Bl Ox AiJN WO.
' unsurpassed. HPRARS ft OOLTON. ;qi?
. ? J. P. ELGfcEIIV?
* T>OLKA Dots, Stripes, and ar endless variety TTTOULD inform the rood people at and
l7 of other styles, for sale by YV around Limes ions Springs, that he has
SPEARS ft COLTOK. received a new and elegant Stocltof
rriRiHMED by 8Pfln<I ,n<J Summer
Bro^lw.y MillluOTy
DRESS GOODS,
- Hosiery land Glorea. Of the finest Qualities and latest Styles.
A COMPLETE Stock, including sn elegant ? M_i_
Kid at $1/25, at HPEAR8 ft OOLTON. " ^
I; shoe*. l>re?? Trimmings,
A SLTbr **d a??u' BOOTS AND SHOES,
" 8PKA1M It COLTO!^ BEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
The BeM Bread*
/"1 AND CINCINNATI family flour, Cassimeres, Tweeds,
.for "^'stk+bst coiroir.Genta' Furnishing Good*.
* taaf ? Hardware s
The Rest of M&Uhind A full end oomplete arsortraent of all such
ARE invited to buy whatever they need, of hardware as is gsneraily wanted in the country.
Rice ft Kawls, and if you do not see it ask OreccrltH t
for anything you want, at
?, RICK ft RAWL8 Cash Store. Coffee, Tea, Angara, Molasses, Bacon, Lard,
April 18 1? tf Flour, Soda, ftc., fto.
Window Shade*. WaH?i,
I HAVE A LARGE STOCK of most beautiful Of all kinds, from a stick of Candy te a plug
Window 8hades, of all Colors, Paterns and of the best kind of Tobaeeo.
Ritftfl roll onrl iWa<?
P.M. COHEN. My Prices
~ AprH U II 1 !L Shall be at low M similar good* om bo boitki
d Southern Warehouse Company, ??
Oervals Btreet, near Greenville and buyers to trade with no.
Columbia Railroad. | DON'T TAKE JIT WORD FOE IT, BUT
COLUMBIA, 8. C. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
T8 PREPARED TO RECEIVE COTTON AND . rf, JO]^ *
1 other property upon nortp, end make el
- tmom upon the nne. Cotton shipped to this flrnrwirtM
house will bo stored subject to the order of the
, owner, end the loweet rotes charged fcr storage. /~iON8I8TING of Sngor, Mhs, Tens, Fsorl
?r All property so stored will he insured in good V> Orist, Mole usee, Vinegar, Boor eared
I* reliable companies, If insurance is dssircd; and Hams, lie. to b# found constantly onseed at
g advances will be nade at the loweet banking SPEARS 4 OOLTOTC8.
m ratee. Our store houses art so located thai ^ "r 1,1 "
>0 dray age ia not neeoooary ; and no charge fcr MOatr eiaf,
u handling will bo modo. T NCLU&ING tho Novelties of tbo Sooooo, fcr
ki All boainooa communications should bo ad- JL o?o by 8PBABS k OOLfON.
>o dressed to to* Treasurer. ? ..... ,
WARP HOPE, President. CrOoMry M4 Wf If VMR tk
Eowm F. Oa?t, T*e?e?rcr. a FfTtJ, line of, at
March 14 11 <W J\_ I 4^"^
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