Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tiik Torch is North Carolina.?Raleigh. March 15.?Ten days ago a negro named Albert Tabor attempted a criminal assault upon a prominent lady of Oxford during her husband's absence ut night. Ho was captured two days ago and was tried before a magistrate. He was lie d on two counts, burglary and attempted criminal assault. Threats of lynching wire mnde bj the white people. The negroes made threats that if Tabcr was harmed the> would burn the town. This dispute occurred yesterday at 2 o'clock. This morning fire broke out in the beet part of the town and burned int twenty-three firms, cr about hall the lusinos jortion of the town. The loss it $1CO,OCO, insurance about $35,000. Th?e morning Tnber was taken from Oxford by an annul gliti'd and brcuglit to this city. Hi reached hcic this evening ami is in jail. On the same day a fire cccuired at Wilson, dtalHiilg JP.uu worm or property, ami another at l.u tuber tou, destroying $100,IKK worth of properly. - Wov 1.1 > 11 avi: it ik it Cost $00.?My daugh. tcr has btcn suffering lor many years* will ilmi drrnded afliiction known as female disease, which )ms rest me ninny dollars, and notwithstanding 1 had the test medical attendance, could not find relief. 1 linvc used many other kinds of imdiciucs without any efTect. 1 had just abent given her up?was out of heart, but hnpjcncd in the store of \\. \V. Ecklcr several weeks since, and he, knowing of nay daughter's ittlliction, persuaded me to buy a bottle o( Brad field's Fcmnle Regulator. She began to improve at once, and 1 was so delighted with its effcctB thnt 1 bought several more bottles1 The price seemed to be very high at first, but now 1 think it thcchenpest preparation on the globe, and knowing what 1 do about it, if to-day one of my family was suffering, 1 would have it if it cost 5?oO a bottle, for it has cured my daughter sound and well, and myself and wife do most heartily recommend Brndficld's Female Regulator to he just what it is represented to be. Respectfully, 11. 1). Fkathkbston, Snriiictield. Tenn. Send for our book containing valuable information for wouicu. It will be uuiilcd free to applicant!*. Bhadfiki.d Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. Kino Solomon's Dkvior Fails.?A habens corpus ease was brought before Judge Dickson for trial last Tuesday for the possession of a colored baby. There was an able array of council for both claimants. Doth sides proved so much that Judge Dickson was in doubt about who really wns the right owner of the child. Dctbinking himself of a Dible precedent, the Judge proceeded to grasp the baby by tlio leg, reached down into his girdle and pulled out his bowic khife, and proposed to do tho square thing by tho claimants by (dicing tho baby iu two. Doth claimants, thinking the Judgo bad a right to divide the baby rushed frantically up to him, saying: "Doss, den't kill him. You may hove him." The Judge accepted tho gift, and will send the bnby to the Ohio Legislature.?J/enry County GaWeekly. Will rot Call an Kxtua [Session.?Washington, March 11.? Speaker (,'arlisc had an interview with tho President to-day, iu which the latter expressed himself quite forcibly upon the subject of calling au extra session of Congrcsi. He said positively that he would not do to unlets it became, in ins opinion, necessary to avoid n financial depression, lie intin nted that if tlie accumulating surplus in the Treasury grew to such an extent that it became dimming aud threatened business complications, lio would then assemble the Fiftieth congress, otherwise lie would not, no matter liow much ho vvns advised to do so. DISSOLUTION. a Mil' partnership heretofore existing under the tirm name of 1'. M. Cohen & l$ro., lias been dissolved bj mutual consent. All jersons indebted to tlie late tlrni, arc requested to make payment to 1*. M. Cohen P.M. COIIKN. IIA Kit V M. COHEN. March 18 11 :!t. Glenn Springs Railroad. I) V order of the Hoard of County Cominissioners of Union County, the legal voters (land-owners) of Ilognnsville townsliip, will meet at (libb's Store on the iMtli day of March, 18K7, for the purpose of olecting delgates to represent them in any convention that may be culled l>y the Stockholders of the Glenn Springs Railroad Company, also at the regular polling places, in Cross Keys and Goshen Hill Townships, on same day, for same purpose, as the act of incorporation instructs and declares necessary. Number of delegates to he elected, according to the said Act of incorporation is three or five. Union, March ri. ier><. J no. 1\ ( auk, JAS. T. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Chairman of ]1<>aiu>. March 17. 11 LUMBER AND SHINGLES. 1>\ ILL furnish n limitcd nniount of Lurnbe, and Hiinglcs during this year, for CASH at reasonable prices. M. CHAI'IN, l'eak, S. Jan 14 11 if. Notice of Dissolution. f|lII11 partnership heretofore existing under I the firm name of Hay & Hartley, doing business in the town of Union, S. ('., was dissolved on the lSlh, day of January, lhh7, by mutual consent, W. K. HAY, J. II. BAKTLDS. Feb 1H 7 it. Revised Poll Tax. ALL persons over fifty ( ">()) years of age, who have assessed themselves in the last ns.'crsncnl. will please report their names to me by the 1st of May. 'ihc Supply Act for the present assessment reduced the Foil Tax to persons of f>0 years of age. X. H. MOIIGAN, Auditor U. C. March II 1<? .5t. (it) TO TUB nucad pacu nnim UntHT UHUII UIIUU wiumi. ?AT TilK? RAINBOW FRONT, NliXT TO FAR II & THOMSON'S, J,10It l'urc I'rngH, l'nlcnt Mcilicincs, Dye ' Ski lis. Combs. Rrusltcs, Toilet Article's, lVrftitiU'S, ic. Physicians Prescriptions ami Family Recipe's c >ntt ottrulcil with carc. Wc also keep the best ?3 CENT CIGAR IN THE CITY. .1. W. 3tt INK fi CO. March II 10 Im IT f\"ITTI TTIn lie lllililc. ('lit I lii~ nil IT /I I I |\l B-J \f ami ii turn in it-. .Mill wi Its I Hi Pi 1 willscn.l y.ni n.e, nnm A \w tiling ul ureal Tallin ami im l>ortaiict' in tin, lliai will -1r I yiiii in business which ? ill hrintr ynn in limn iiiiuii'V ri}_ lit away than miyihinu clue in I Ii i- wuilil Any line call ilu tlm wnrk ami lite al luuuc. lather m all ap-s. Nuuethiliic new, that jn-t cuius mutiny hir all wuikrrs \V" w ill -l.irt yuu; i a|.it;tI m l in i ili il'I In- i- i.ue ui 1 he genuine, ini|nirlani h.mci - nl a life I line. 'I hoc uhii aie amhilioiis ami cntei |n i-inu will liul ill-lav (. la ml mil lit lice. Aihll'iI l.l l..t(u., Anuii-la, Mai lie, I ce is iv. "! ! |m|icim lor sale at this cilice at <cnH j'cr hitutlrctl. NOTICE OF ELECTION > ? ON? 1 KAIB.IiOAi) I Subscription. ?IN? r DKAYTONVILLE TOWNSHIP. Or or County Commissioners, t ? v, S. C., Mahcii 15, 1887. j Will S, a petition has b?en filed with the County Commissioners of Union County, signed by n majority of the Freehold- i era of Druytonville Township, ef Union County, ^ in accordance with the provisions of the Act of the Ueutrni Assembly of South Carolina, cuiitled au Act to incorporate the Union, GatVney City and lluthoifordton railroad Company, approved March 18. 1878, And acts amendatory thereof, asking that the question of Subscrip1 tion or No Subscription of the sum of twenty thousand dollars 'o the Capital stock of said Company, which subscription shall bo made in 1 Coupon llonds of said township, bearing seven per cent, interest, and payable in equal installments in It), 110, 111 and 28 years, after the date thereof, as provided by said act, be sub- > milted to the qualified electors of said Town \ ship. And further, that the fund realized on said bonds to be expended exclusively in the construction of snid railroad within the limits of said township. The terms of this subscription is, that provided the said railroad he built by the way of Qaffney City, Spartanburg County, South Carolina. And whereas, the said Commissioners havo by a resolution of their lourd, fixed the amount t proposed to bo subscribed, according to the requests of said petition, nt twenty thousand f dollars iu seven per cent, coupon bonds t of said township, sail bonds to be t made payable in equal installments in 10, 20, 24 and 2b years after the date thereof, aa provided in said Act. It is hereby ordered that an election be he'd for said purpose, on Tuesday the 20th day of April, 1SS7, and that tiic polls be opcne l at the various election precincts, within the said township of Draylonville, in the County of Union, from 7 o'clock A. M., until 0 o'clock 1*. M., of that day, at which election all qualified electors ot said township shall be emitted to vote, that the ballots shall have written or printed (hereon, the words, "Subscription" or "No Subscription." The managers of the last general election for the election precincts, within said township, > arc hereby appointed managers of the election k herein ordered. Said managers shall make rc.urnsand meet at the Court House of said County, and count the voles and declare the result of said election, and certif}* tho same to , the Chairman of the Hoard ofConnlv Com mi*- , sinners of said County, ns provided by law, on a or before Friday, the 2'Jth day of April, 1887. ( Ily order of the Boar J: 1 Jno. 1*. Gaok, J AS. T. DOUGLASS, t Clerk. Chairman n. c. c. r. o. , Mar cli 18. 11. til. An Ordinance ! To raise Supplies for the Fiscal Year commencing September 10. 188G. CllUXCII. ClIAMIIKIi, 1 Union March 1st., isST. / BH it ordained by the Town Council of Union, t in the State of South Carolina, now met and fitting, and l>y the authority of the same: J Suction 1st. That a tax of two and a half ^ mills upon every dollar of the value of all Ileal Estate, stock in trade and personal property in the town of Union an 1 he the same is, hereby levied to meet the ordinary expenses of the municipal government of said town, for the fiscal year commencing September llhli, lS8t>. Site. 'J. That the sum of one dollar nn?l fil*iy cents he fixed as a commutation for street and load duty, and the said sum is hereby required to be paid by each and every ablebodied male person between the ages of eighteen and fifty-live, who reside within the inlorporatc limits of said town. Jmii'. '?. 1 hat (lie town 1 reasurer tlo proceed nt once lo c ilect the taxes herein levied, and that he shall keep liis hooks open front the 1st * ot'April until the 1st of May, 1SS7, after which time he shall proceed hy distress or otherwise as prescribed hy law to collect such as remain tinpaid, with a penalty of twenty percent. Sr.e. 1. That the basis of values for the taxation of Ileal Estate, l'ersi ital property ami stock ^ n trade, shall he taken from the books of the ^ (' uiniy Auditor for the year 1880, as far as it relates to the town of t'nion. JSi't'. "> License fees shall he as follows: For each dealer in fertilizers from 8 , to 2o tons ?.> oO 1 For each dealer in fertilizers from ^ 2~> to 7"> tons 10 (10 For each dealer in fertilizers from " "> to 22ti tons 1<*> 00 s For each dealer in Sewing machines 5 00 ' For each Life Insurance Agent 10 00 " Fire ' " 10 00 For each Livery or Sale Stable 'Jo 00 For each Carriage, buggy and hearse kept for hire, outside ot livery or sale stride per annum 10 oo For each two-horse dray, per annum 10 00 For each one-horse drav per annum "> 00 ^ For each billiard saloon on Main St. 'Jo OO on Hack St. l.*> 00 For each len-pin Alley oO oo j For each and eveiy circus per day To 00 " " side show " " 10 OO " " ' Lecturer, Musical ^ enlcrtainiuent, play or show for reward j or gain, per day o 00 For oae.ii and every itinerant salesman | cr day OO For each and every Auctioneer per day 2 ">0 Iione Mid ratified under the corporate seal o! uic sain i owii oi union, on I lie i si day oi March. A. I>. ISsT. S. A. I!. l'utniM, II. S. RKATV, Ol.KI'K, 1nTKXI?.\ST. March ! <".t 'J The State of South Carolina. col wry or cm ox. In the (lourt of Common l'lcas. II. I.. Liinlcr, I'lumtij)' (ti/aiunl P',. Ii. I.itnlor, .lr., ml'iiii. Summons for Relief?Complaint not served. To the Defendant, II, R. hinder, Jr. * VTdui are hereby summoned and ier|iiircd lo ' JL answer the Complaint in this action, which is filed in the ofliee of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'lcas, fi>r the said County, and to serve a c py of your answer lo the said complaint on the >uhscriber at his ollice at No. n d Raw Range, Union S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day ofsiieh service, r.ml if you fail to answer the coinplaiiil within the lime aforesaid, the plaint ill in this action will apply to the Court . for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated I nioii.'S. 1st February, A. D., DAVID JOHNSON, JR. * l'laintill s Attorney. ) si.AI. - J AM MS MINRO, 1 ( w,_- ) Clerk. To M R. Rin lev, Jr.. !>. '< ' int. Vmi will take n uiec lint the Complaint in this action, together with the summons?of i which the f 'ri ;."'ii g i- a eojy- was tiled in the : i.f.ioc <d the <'cik of Ciuiiinoii l'lcas, at I uioti, S. C., on lh( Iii- ! d ?v of February, A. I>. ls^T. i?AVID JOHNSON JR. 1'luiuiifl s Attorney, | The State of South Carolina. CO US TV OF UNION. In tho Court of Common i'leas. J. \V. Posey and Betij. F. Posey, partners, trading under tho tirni name of J. W. Posey & Brother, Plaintifft, ayaintt E Lawrcneo Binder, Defendant. Summons for Belief.?Complaint Served. To the Defendant in this action. YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the sail complaint on the subscriber at his office at Union, S. C\, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to tho Court for tho relief demanded in the Complaint. Witness, James Munro, Esq., Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, in ami for the County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the 1st day of rcoruary in wic year 01 our i,oru one inousnnu sight hundred and eighty-seven, and in the one hundred ami eleventh year of the Sovereignty uid Independence of the United States of America. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiffs 'Attorney. {3} South Cabouna. ) Union County./ To E. Lawrence l.indcr, defendant : You will ake notice that the complaint herein and the Summons (of which the nbovo is a copy) was lied in the office of the Clerk of the Court of 'oinmon Pleas, for Union County aforesaid on he lirst day of February 18S7. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiffs' Attorney. Feb -1 6 (It The State of South Carolina. CO UNTY OF UNION. Iu the Court of Common Picas. J. W. Hunter, Plaintiff against ). L. Liuder Jr., E. I,. hinder, Lanier hinder and L. C. McCrackin, Defendants. To the Defendants above named: luminous for Relief?Complaint not served. \?rou are hereby summoned and required to nnuivnp tlin rnttinlninl i*i fliitt npltnn which is filed in the oflicc of the Clerk of the L'ourt of Common Pleas, for the said County, ind to serve a copy of your answer to the said :omplnint 011 the subscriber at his office, No. 3 Law Range, Union, S. C., within twenty days iftcr the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the :omplaint within the time aforesaid, the plniniff in this action will apply to the Court for he relief demanded in the complaint. ^Datcd Union, S. C., 1st February A. D. 1887 DAVID JOHNSON, JH. Plaintiff's Attorney. J ska 1. I JAMES MUNRO ( - J Clerk. To the Defendant, E. L. Linder, Jr. Take notice that the complaint in this action, ogcthcr with the Summons, of which the forcing is a copy?was filed in the office of the llerk of the Court of Common l'leas, at Union, 5. C., on the 2nd day of February, A. D. 1887. DAVID JOHNSON, Jit. Plaint iff's Attorney. The State of Soutii Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Picas. Summons for Ilelief?Complaint Served. James. M. Gibbs, Plaintiff, against E. Lawrence hinder, Defendant. ro'the Defendant in this action. V7OU arc hereby summoned ami required to _X answer the complaint in this nction, a opy of which is herewith served upon you ml to serve a copy of your answer to the said omplaint on the subscriber at his office, at Jnion, within twenty days after the service icreof; exclusive of the day of such service ; nd if you fail to answej" the complaint within lie time aforesaid; the plaintiff in this nction rill apply to the Court for the Relief demnnled in the Complaint. Witness, James Munro, Esq., Clerk of the 'ourt of Common Picas, in and for the County foresaid, nt the place aforesaid, 2nd day of 'cbruary, in the year of our Lord one thouand eight hundred and eighty seven and in he one huudrcd and eleventh year of the overeignty and independence of the United tales of America. r 1 D. A. TOWNSKNI). | Seal j- Plaintiffs Attorney. JAMES MUXllO, Clerk. OCTII CAROLINA, \ Union* Coi nty. j To K. Lawrence l-inilcr : Take notico tlint lie Summons of whicli the above is a copy ami lie complaint were filed in the oflicc of the 'lork of Court of Common l'lcas for Union 'ounty aforesaid on the Jfd day of February, *87. D. A. TOWNS END, Plaintiffs Attorney. Feb '2o 8 tit T1II8 PAPKR ? AND? " Southsrn Caltivator ? ani?? 1 ) I X I 10 A It 31 10 It The Great Farm, Industrial and ,.r il.* Vmid. #.jfr/f/i 's cm/ /r*f c 17 i/cr> ONE YEAR FOR $3.00 Scrapie copies of The Southern Cultivator v111 V>u mailed FltKE on application to Jauies i' llarriton A Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. Dec* 10 -If* 1 y. Karl v Hose and Peerless Potatoes for sale ' A. It. STOKES & CO'M. Feb 1H 7 If. Notice of Disolution. r "> 1! F. partnership heretofore existing under 1 the firm name of John Willard & Co., v:i"< dissolved by mutual consent on the first lay of January last. All parties indebted to he firm will please make payment to John iVillard, who will receipt for the sun e. JOHN \V I l.f.AKD. JOHN ItODGFIt. Having purchased the slock of John Willard v Co.. I tun carrying on the business at the -Hint- old stand, where I will be glad to see all my old friends who love to enjoy a good cigar, tine tobacco. Ac. JOHN Wll.I.AItP. .March II lo It. New goods ew prices J.ThmeIAFS JEWELRY STORE!, ( (occupies a part of the Union Hook Store.J the brown front A NEW ANI) 1<\ HO K STOCK OF WATCHES, CHAINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER-WARE, anil MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. just received. You are invited to cull and examine mj GOODS AND PRICES. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED. Special orders solicited for GOLD WATCHES DIAMOND KINGS, and EAR DROPS. G P GARRETT, MANAGER. R. W. T IN S L E Y, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER MAIN STREET, UNION, S. C. SPECTACLES ANI) EYEGLASSK4 A SPECIALTY; SPECIAL ORDERS SOLICITED AT ANY TIMS for fixe gold.watches, j) ia vox l rings, rixs, ear-drops, etc. BEST GOODS, LOWEST PRICES; April 10 14 9m. State of South Carolina. county of union. 1 -P /I ??? vuuri ui uuuiuion liens. Summons for Relief?Complnint Served. Iliram B. Murphy, jdaintiff ayaintt J. Wiley Murphy and others, ilfrndants. To J. iVilcy Murphy, Jcptha M. Murphy, S. Dclila Bailey, Edith J. Jackson, Elizabeth Cumtnings, James 1). Jackson, Sarah A. M. Tidwcll, Edie J. Bonds, Susan A. S. Wisdom, Robert T. Moore, Engine R. Moore, Oliver C. Moore, Horace T. Moore, Susan E. Moore, John W. Moore, Martha J. M. Moore and Jacob B. Moore I)rfaidanta in this anion : You are hereby summoned, ami required tc answer the complaint iu this notion, a copy ol which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of said County of Union, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office, at Union, in said County and Slate, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Witness, James Munro, Esq., Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas, in anil for the County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the 24th day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and cigty-seven, and in the one hundred and eleventh year of tho sovereignty and independence of the United States of America. JAMES MUNRO, Clerk. | Seal [ I. G. Mi KISSICK, ( ?v?' j Plaintiff's Attorney. To l/if Defendants Engine B. Moore, Oliver C. Moore, Horace T. Moore, Susan E. Sloore, Martha J. M. Moore: Tako notice that the complaint in this action, together with the oummons, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas, at Union, V{ Mitli lino nf t'nKi-imrw 1 Uft? 1.6'. McKlSSICK, l'laint ill's Attorney. Feb., 4. 1? Ot. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Ill the Court ol Common I'lens. Summons for Relief?Complaint Served. John Wright Hodge, Tlmnli(f, again*! Frank Hodge, Calvin Hodge, Oasaway Hodge, Neland Hodge, Caroline Fowler, Catharine Hays, James J. Hays, Minerva Adis, Henry Adis, Sarah Johnson. John Johnson, James 11odgo, John Hodge, Zacariah Hodge, Thomas Hodge, Susan llodgu, Mark Fowlor, Kllis Jackson Fowler, Susan Millhvood, Doe. Millwood, Samuel Fowler, Mima Hill, Franklin Fowler, Hansey Quinn, Anderson Quinn, Giles Quinn, Mllcn Jane Quinn, J)fftndan(?. To the Drfniihm't alorc nawif. YOU arc hereby nummoncd and rci|tiired 1c answer the complaint in this action, ol which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their ofl'-ce, li Maw i%??ai?Vf v iiiuii) ii * ni uuiiiif it 11 11 I i I I TTCIIIJ days after the service hereof, exclusive of tlx day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tlx plaintiff in this action will apply to|the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated February 1^, 1SH7. ( ,?'?. } .MUNKO & MUNKO, I Seal - l'laintifl s Attorneys. JAMES MUNKO, Clerk, To the defendants Frank llodge, Calvin Ilodgt Nelnnd 11 odge, Mark Fowler, Catharine Hay; and James J. Hays ; Take notice thntthc Sum inons and complaint in this action, of which tlx foregoing i" a copy, was filed in the oflioe of tlx Clerk of the Court of Common l'lens, for Union County, at Union, in the County of Union, it the State of South Carolina, on the Sih day ol February, 1S*7. MUNKO & MUNKO, l'laiotitl"h Attorneys. February, IS, 1KX7. Feb (it "TT/\ ttoiii lie si home .iii<I make more mono I I I .it work f<>r u>, than m anything else i 111 II this world. < :i|>ilal not nrislrd; yon m ^ ilirlnl frii1. i'm til i ?i\i>. a i ages. aiij one tan do the work. I.arge earnim lure from lir^t start. t'o?ily outfit and terms free. Iks ?er not delay. you iiolhinu to send us your a< dri'?s and findont.il >>ui ar.' wee yon will do so i once. it. 11.?111 11 a < . Portland Maine. Deo. it. IS Jy. CLEARING ?SOME BIO J! ! Dry Goods. (Mil! FOR THE NEX \Vc have a lot of Fall and Winter Drc hive marked DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, to , Goods. CLOTHING! Tim Offer our entiro Stock of Clothing i y|/ H do not wish to carry them over to a II U polled to havo the space they uow c wc can sell you anything in this lino far be goods nre not some J OB LOT OF SHC good stylos, bought direct from the unnufac get first choice of sizes and styles, as they v SHOES, SH< WE have just gone through our Shoe sto< Boots, which will be tbrowu on our bargain r market value. Don't fail to cxamino this li BLANKETS F I , WE will also offer you n lot of Blankets, ] and Ladies Undervesls, Ladies Cloaks, Wall &c., which will all bo sold extremely low. Bear in mind that we do not advertise tlu cost, or at about 10 cents on the dollar, or a douc to induce people to come in and look, I goods and are prepared to sell them that win same goods. N 10 W G Inasmuch as the prices of staple goods an have purchased a good lot of those goods of In thin line will ho found a nice line ol HI Ginghams, Staple Dross Goods, also a good 1 B?9u Polite attention given to all, whcthci Most Respectfully, < Hariiare Prices : AT w. D. ] 11 A R 1> W A 1 The good people tell me tluit 1 I came here, and the assertion set the liberal patronage tli.it I have in the mercantile arena of Union. I desire to acknowledge my tlm ing that low prices will always I ..i. : jmuiOiD, ciiao my ju icu* Mian runiiii ley to scratch si poor man's hesul tl So come and try me on your i: yourselves, whether these reports Yours 1 Not 12 4> ! FOSTER & 1886. - FALL All IV e take this method of informing our friends an made extensi Our Stock is Complete And appreciating fully the depressed condition o price of cotton, we nre determined to meet all We 1 >o Not JSolI jS Hand (which appear chonp at first,) but keep only thos business eighteen yean FA III AND SOU 't proposo at this late day to deviate from invitat Inspect Our M Feeling assured that we can givo sstisfactii ;( to tho.sk im>i:hti:i> to i: prompt settlements, as wo are forced to make col F April 9 NEW GROCJ r 1 O VA/a oka nn/Naiwinn o MI \A/ TT u ai u i vuvivniy a i*u f * ' FRESH 61 WHICH WK PH( AT REASONA s -. i OUR STOCK i ?ACOX,flI<Altl>' H OI K, r SKail A\i> ( ( (AX! And ftU F A M I L Y (i C <? i v?* UK s?^< ?n11 .n ii<I* !; I In .1. T. Hill A Cii. < ?iltl bniMir OUT SALE. 5 A KG A INS IN? r Boots and Slices T THIRTY DAYS. 83 Good-, Pro?s Triimniog* &o., which wo bo cleared out to make room for Spring CLOTHING t at prices as yet unheard of in Union, as wo nolhor season, and moreover, wo aro couiiccupy, lor another purposo. Conscquoutly low its market value, lleuicniber theso >DDY TRASH i mt. straight goods and Hirers. You will do well to call early and pill sell nu>idlv at their present prices. )ES, SHOES, 2k and picked out several lots of Shoes and counter* to he closed out away below thoir ue. A N N E LIS , F. T C lied and White Flannels, Linsoys, (louts ling Jackets, Short Wraps, Now Markets, ) above lot of goods away below New York ny such btull* aa that, which is sometimes jut wo have reduced tho priocs of those i, regardless of what others may ask you for !><>!)?. e advancing in the Northern Markots, w which we are receiving and marking up. leadlines, Sea Islands, Sheetings, l)rcss ino of Notions, Call and see them early. purchasers or not. 3RAHAM & SPARKS. Still Retain Down BEWLEY'S * S r.V 4>1M0 . have put. down the prices jsince miis to have been verified, from received since my appearance inks for this support, and belicvdesire to say win byway of em11 down?11 it necessitates Bowie rest of his days. Spring hardware and decido for current arc well founded or not. frill v, W. I). BEWLEY. WILKINS. iCMEBTS 1886. (1 (lie public generally, thai, having recently ve purchases, in all its Departments, f a flairs, nn<l in view of (lie short crop and low honest coinpe(itiou. As is generally known, motion or SocondC'jJ oods, c that are firt?t-class, and having commenced i ago with (lie Motto of t> ARE DEALING, (Irst principles. Wo tlicrofore oxtond to allan ion to lMMOTH Stock, >11, both :is to quality and prices of goods. ?; S, cithsr by Hook Account or Note, wo as lections. OSTEIi & WILKINS 11 if 5RY STORE. and COMPLETE Stock of mmn L U UUlLlllMj )l'OHK TO HKLL BLE PRICES. CONSISTS OF V KI> UOODS and ( IIEENE, kin Is of ROCERIES. Yoiii'hoIvi'h, I.E.STOKES &C0 I