Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Woclii IIavb it irit Cost $00.?My daughter has been suffering fur many years with that dreaded nflliction known as female disease, which has cost me many dollars, and notwithstanding I had the best medical attendance, could not find relief. 1 have used many other kinds of medicines without any effect. 1 had just about given her up?was out of heart, but happened in the store of W. W. Ecklcr scvcrnl weeks since, and be, knowing of tny daughter's nflliction, persunded me to buy a bottle of Brad field's Female Regulator. She began to improve at once, and 1 was so delighted with its effects that 1 bought several more bottlesThe price seemed to be very high at first, but now I think it the cheapest preparation on the globe, ami knowing what 1 do about it, if to-day one of my family was suffering, I would have it if it cost a bottle, for it has cured my a-. i.. ... uaugiui-i Muunii mm well, and myself and wife do nmsl heartily recommend Bradficld's Female llcgiilutor to lie just what it is represented to be. Respectfully, 11. D. Feathkbston, Springfield, Tenn. Send for our book containing valuable information for women. It will be mailed free to npplicnnts. UttAiiriEi.ti Kegi'lator Co., Atlanta, Ga. How Women Value Votiho.?The secretary of State for Massachusetts has issued a report showing to wh.?t extent women have taken advantage of the law passed in 1880 permitting llietn to vote nt school board elections. In 1881, 1,571 Indies voted, and in 1880, 1,911. The largest possible female vote in the Slate is .1-10,00(1, and hence it would appear that after six years less than six women out of every thousnnd tnko the trouble to record their voles. List of Letters Remaining in the l'ostoflico at Union for the weekending March, 20, 1887. Mr. Frank S. BnldwinjMiss Knchcl Jeter Miss Mary Jane Bur-IMiss Texancr Jones ges Mrs. J. D. bonis Mr. Anthony Hcaty Mr. Samuel McCrackMiss M. Browning cu Hester Hawkins Mrs. Kansas MoreMiss Wioicy llavis head A. A. Foster Mr. Haneny Means Kphram Gist >Dr. W. J. McKissick Miss Anna Greer |Mr, William I'harr Lucy Gibbs [Mess. Ennnn Renin* Mr. Clemuel Gibbs. |Mr. Johnson Robcrl)icy Harrison I son Iiothwell Hughes Miss J. W. Rice & Co J. II. Ilarmer Mrs. Mnllie Smith ("J) Cory Henderson Mrs. Peggie Sims Mrs. E. D. Hawkins Mrs. Julia C. Slccn Ellen Keisler Mrs. Sallic Thomas Miss William Little Miss Lillic Varncr. Parties calling for these letters will please say they are advertised. J. C. HUNTER, 1\ M. 00,000 IbH of Hay, llrsl-oliiHH for sole at FAItR & THOMSON'S. It. McHHrH tiralmut A Sparks Imvc Just receive 1 a full line of White Goods, Laces, Ilamburge, Drees Linens, Dress Ginghams, Parasols, etc. Call and sea them. LadicM wishing dresses itinde in the latest styles, will find me prepared to make them at the l'euningtou House, in rear of the Male Academy. MRS. C. W. WILCOX. JiiMt received, a Fine Lot of Spring hats. The latest 'a going" in still" and soft felt lints. Also a nobby line of Spring and Summer Clothing. Cull and secure an outfit. Very respectfully, RICE & McLUllL. Sprint; flats and llontitda our Milliucry department is now open for inspection. The ladies will tine all the new styles and noveltiesii> hats, bonus's, (lowers, feathers. Ribbons, Silk gmir.es, ornaments Ac. All the ladies arc invited to call mid examine them. Respect tally, GRAHAM A SPARKS. Millinery ! Millinery ! ! MRS. MARY VINCENT will open her new Stock in about ten days, mid hopes that her friends and patrons will examine Iter new Spring styles, as the novelties arc beautiful. .Mareli Z-t 1 - -11 The State of South Carolina. CO US TV OF US I OS'. In the Court of Common i'leas. Thomas II. Gore, ns Administrator, Plaintiff, against Nancy A. Fowler, and others, Defendants. UNl>ER order of Ilis Honor, A. 1*. Aidrioh, Circuit Judge, in the above stated fuse, the creditors of Henry It. Fowler, deceased, arc required to present and establish their claims against the istalo of the said deceased, on or before the first day of May next. Master's Olficc, JAMES MUSRO, March 24 1887. Master for Union County. March 25 12 lit. Notice of Dissolution. milK partnership heretofore existing under _L the firm name of 1'. M. Cohen & Hro., has been dissolved by mutual consent. Ail persons indebted to the late tlrm, are requested to make payment to I'. M. Cohen. r. M. COHEN. llAKllY M. COHEN. March 18 11 ill. Revised Poll Tax. ALL persons over fifty (50) years of age, who have assessed themselves in the last assessment, will plcnsc report lhcir names to me by the 1st or May. lhe Supply Act for the present assessment reduced (ho Foil Tax to perrons of 50 years of age. N. 11. MORGAN, Auditor U. C. March 11 10 8t. Glenn Springs Railroad. BY order of the Hoard of County Commissioners of Union County, the legal voters (land-owners) of Uogansville township, will meet at Gibb's Store on the 20th day .r M...I. itiur > * ' - vi ...ii viii ivvi, iur nil; purpose 01 electing ungates to represent lliom in any convention thnt way be culled by lite Stockholders of (he Uleiiti Springs Railroad Company, also at the regular I oiling places, in Crocs Keys and Goshen llill Townships, on same day, for sntuo purpose, as the act of incorporation instructs aud declares necessary. Number of delegates to be elected, according to the eaid Act of incorporation is three or five. Union, March 14. 18K7. J no. 1'. Oaob, JAS. T. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Ciiaiuman of 1)oabi>. March 17. 11 lit. GO TO TUB CHEAP CASH DRUG STORE ?AT THE? RAINBOW FRONT, NEXT TO FARK & THOMSON'S. 17*011 Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines, I>jc : Stufls, C< mis, Drnthes, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, &c. Physicians Prescriptions and Family Itecipcs compounded with care. We a Wo keep the best 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE CITY. .1. W. 3WINK & t o. M irch 11 10 1 in NOTICE OF ELECTION ?OS? RAILROAD Subscription. ?IXD?.AYTONVILLE TOWNSHIP. ...... r. ... VUITJI1 VOMMISSIONIinS, ) I'vion, S. C.t Maiicu 15, 1887. J Wi . iiAS, a petition has been filed with i.it t'uuuty Commissioners of Union County, signed by a majority of the Freeholders of Drnyioimlle Township, of Union Couuly, in accordance with the provisions of the Act ol the General Assembly of South Carolina, entitled nn Act to incorporate^ the Union, Gaffney City ami iUltlietfordlon' railroad Company, approved March IS, 1S7S, and acts amendatory thereof, asking that the question of Subscription or No Subscription ot the sum of twenty thousand dollars "o the Capital stock of said Company, which subscription shall be made in I Coupon llonds of said township, bearing seven per cent, interest, and pnyable in equal installl rnents in 10, 'JO, 1'I and 'J8 years, after the date thereof, as provided by said act, be submitted to the qualified electors of said Township. And further, that the fund realized on said bonds to be expended exclusively in the construction of said railroad within the limits of said township. The terms of this subscription is, that provided tbc said railroa-l be built by the way of GafTney City, Spartanburg County, South Carolina. And wltcreas, the sail Commissioners have by a resolution of their toar-1, fixed the amount proposed to bo subscribed, according to tlie requests of said petition, at twenty thousand I dollars in seven per cent, coupon bonds I ?r < v> niu |UKU9UI|I, Salll IXllliJS to llC made payable in equal installments in lfi, 'JO, 24 and 28 years after the date thereof, as j?r jvided in said Act. It is hereby ordered that an election be he'd for said purpose, on Tuesday the 2oth ilay of April, 1887, and that the polls be opened at the vnrious elect ion precincts, within the said township of Draytonville, in the County of Union, from 7 o'clock A. M., until i> o'clock 1*. M., of that day, at which election all q:t ilific 1 electors of said township shall be entitled to vote, that the ballots shall hare written or printed thereon, the words, "Subscription" or "No Subscription." The managers of the ln?t general election for the election precincts, within said township, arc hcrtliy nppointe I managers of tlie election herein orderc 1. Said managers shall make returns and meet at the Court House of said County, and count tlie votes and declare the result of said election, ami certify the same to the Chairman of tlie Hoard ol'County Commissioners of said County, as provided by law, on or before Friday, the 29th day of April, 1887. By order of the Board: J no. 1*. Gawk, JAS. T. DOUGLASS, Clctk. Chairman n. c. c. v. c. March IS. U. fit. The iStiiie of South Carolina. COUXTY OF L'X/OX. In the Court o!' Common l'lcas. K. L. binder, l'luintiff ayaintl 1J. L. Linder, Jr., Defendant. Summons fui I>clicf?Complaint not served. To lie Dclcndant, K, L. Linder, Jr. "VTmi are hereby summoned ami required to JL answer the Complaint in Ibis action, which is tiled in the ollicc of tlic Clerk of the Court of Coininou i'lcas, for the s till County, ami to serve a copy of your answer to the said comp'aint on the subscriber at his olhce at No. :l l.:t\v Uange, Union S. C., tviiliin 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 plnintiif in this action will apply to the Coutl tor the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Union,'S. C., 1st February, A. D., 188 7 DAVID JOHNSON, Jit. l'laintiirs Attorney. jsKAtj JAMES MUN 110, Clerk. To K. 1.. I.in lcr, Jr., Defendant. You will take notice that the Complaint in this action, together with the summons?of which the foregoing is a cof y?was tiled in the ollicc of the Clerk of Conunot I'lcas, at Union, S. C., on the first day of February, A. D. 1887. DAVID JOHNSON Jit. l'laiutitl's Attorney, State of South Carolina. CO US TV OF UN [OS. Court of Common I'lens. Summons for lUdief?Complaint Served, lliratn 15. Murphy, plaintiff against J. Wiley Murphy and others, defaidants. To J. Wiley Murpliy, Jcptha M. Murphy, S. Dclila llailey, Edith J. Jackson, Elizabeth Cunitnings, .lames D. Jackson, Sarah A. M. Tidwcll, Edie J. ISonds, Susnn A. S. Wisdom, llohrrt T. Moore, F.ugino 11. Moore. Oliver C. Moore, Horace T. Moore, Susan E. Moore, John W. Moore, Martha J. M. Moore and Jacob 15. Moore Defendants in this action : You are Iterehy summoned, and required to answer the complaint in this action, a copy of which is filed iu the office of the Clerk of said County of Union, aud to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his otlice, at Union, in said County and State, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusivo of the day cf such service, and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in litis action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Witness, James Muitro, Ksq., Clerk of the Court of Comtnon 1'lcns, in and for the County nforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the 2ith day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred attd eigty-scven, and in the one hundred and eleventh year of the sovereignty and independence of the United Stales of America. JAM US MUNRU, Clerk. | Seal [ I. G. MoKISSICK, I ?j Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Jiff aidants Kttgine 15. Moore, Oliver C. Moore, Horace T. Moore,Susan II. Sloore, Martha J. M. Moore: !..< >L. ? 1-:_. 41 ; - - ? ? iii/iivv iui? lilt tuiii|iiuilll 111 mix iicil'iu, together willi the oiimiiions, of which the foregoing in a co| y, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas, at Union, S. C., tilth tlay of February, 1887. 1.0. McKlSSICK, Plaintiffs Attorney. Moh., 4. i) Ct. LUMBER AND SHINGLES. 1>V 11.1, furnish a limited amount of I.umbe, m il Shingle* during thin year, for CASH at reasonable j>ric;t. M. CHA1MN, Peak, 8. C. Jail II 1! If. IrlMh l*OiSl(ot'H ? 1'ccrlcM and Early Hose. at A. It. ST0KE8 & CO'S. FithIi ii :i I iho finest llrands, just received nl A. K. STOKES & CO'S. COST! CO SELLING ()Ur w. c. vn5 t Having tletcnninetl to quit Mereliand ' the Public AT COST. Dress Goods, IJ Notions, i rmif, i morning, Stripes, I Cloaks, Drown Sheeting, | Walking Hleachings, Laundrie Linscys, 1 Jnl;iulid I Flannels, Ladies 1* Canton Flannels, Gent's Ui Jeans, Drawers, In fact anything that is usually kept AI^ ! AI^ LY.ERYTHII This is no aJvcrtiscing (lodge, but a Oomis IN ^vrsi> S1:I Approved parties can buy at above January 14 The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. J. XV. llnntpr VlninlifT affainti E. L. Linder Jr., K. L. Lindcr, Lanier Lindcr and L. C. McCrackin, Defendant}. To the Defendant! above named: Summons for Relief?Complaint not served. You are hereby summoned and required lo answer the cemplaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said County, nnd to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at bis office, No. 3 Law llange, 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 withia the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Union, S. C., 1st February A. D. 1887 DAVID JOHNSON, Jit. Plaintiff's Attorney. jsEAi.j JAMES MUNRO, Clerk. To the Defendant, E. L. Lindcr. Jr. Take notice that the complaint in this nction, together with the Summons, of which the foregoing is a copy?was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, at Union, S. C., on the l!nd day of February, A. D. 18t>7. DAVID JOHNSON, JR. Plaintiffs Attorney. The State of Soutu Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Picas. Summons for Relief?Complaint Served. James. M. Gibbs, Plaintiff, against Lawrence Linder, Defendant. To'the Defendant in this action. YOU nro hcroby 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 said complaint on the subscriber at bis ottico, at Union, 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 npply to the Court for the Relief demanded in the Complaint. Witness, James Mttnro, Esq., Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, 2nd day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven and in the one hundred and eleventh year of the sovereignty nnd independence of tlie United States of America. ( \ D. A. TOWNSEND, ! Seal > Plaintiff's Attorney. JAMES MUNRO, Clerk. SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 Uniox CorsiTV. j To E. Lawrence Linder : Take notice that the Summons of which the nbove is a copy and the complaint were filed in the oflicc of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Union Ik. " I .1... -I L?_l 1887. "' """" D. A. TOWNSHND," Plaintiff's Attorney. Feb 25 8 tit THIS PAPER ?AND? ? Soaita Mrotor ?AKD? J) IXIE FAU3IE11 The Great Farm, Industrial and Stock Journal of the South. ONE YEAR FOR $3.00 Sample copies of The Southern Cultivator will be nailed FREE on application to James I* Harrison & Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. Dec- 10 49 lv. Early Rose and Peerless l'ot a loos for sale at A. R. 8TOKESACOS. Feb 18 7 If. H/T/^^-rTr^XT'0 1,9 n"Mlp- c,,t 1,1,9 ?" ITV/I I I |\l J' \J six! rrtorii lo us, ami we IWill I Pj W will scud you free, wiim * * thing of great value anil iiit|M>rtanrc to you, that will start you in htisinea* which will oring >oa in mora iiioury right away than anything else In this world. Any one can do tlio work and lira at home. Kit her si a; all ages. Something new, that just Coins money for all worker*. We will start yon;capital n?t itcodisf. T his is one of the genuine, ku|*>rtanl cbanrcs of a life' tittle. Those who are ambitious Mid enterprising will not delay, tirand outfit free. Address, Tunc a t'o., Augusta, Maine. l?ec .3 ? |y. 11)1.1 papers for sale at this oflico at 50 cents per huoilreil. 'ST! C : r AT COS'i -1T iLL S. i I isin;/. ! !; if goods to| i ?. Knives. , !ii; lory. Jackets, i; ..,\s s (1 Shirts, f; ' it raws, ricd Shirt", I! u I :: ,v nJor \ csts, 1? iv.i i.: Knives. iulc Shirts, 1", ::i !. !i__ in a, general nicivl;;-e are, and T-i VIG AT COST. genuine closing out -v. 2 X^olt Y<J'-;iJ:"i!:'LVES prices, payable 1-t. Mi.enibor next. T. O. Wallace. 1. 3m. I "lfTEW GOODS I illEIY PKICI23 ~ :o; "3 .1 A U. II. iiJJlUILimAll u JEW EL II Y ST Oil El, occupies a pari of t' U;.i m ll>vk Store. THE BKG '7.7 IT? OUT, A NEW AND l.Al'UK STOCK OF WATCHES, CI! AI A.', CLOCKS, JE .V LI.:: V, Si LVEit-V.'AllE, mui Mivs mn r.;i : r.s rs. just receive J. i 7 \~7 ' tuii arc iiivi'ci I c.. i?*i: mine my GOODS K. : A.cIOiiS. ALL GOODS 01 AUANTBED. Special orJevs fcoVu \'... \ 4 L J W ATCH US DIAMOND KINDS, a:. ! i:\Ii DNol'S. G P GARRETT, Jan. 21. i. II". \7. IIV L L lTy7~ WATCIiMA" : 1 SAND JEWELER MAIN ST:.! IWioN, S. C. SPECTACLES AND I ;;.\ A \I.TY; SPECIAL, ORDERA SOLICITED AT ANY TIHX FORFIXF. COL!) . DIAMOND Jiixc.s, i'/.\ , r.i 01 s, i:tc. BEST GOODS. DO .x'.-i.r PRICES. April 10 1 i I'm. The Stn of "i >ut!i ) irolina. countr u.\i".y. in the i'-';.. . ! C?> .s Picas. numinous iiiv ii, ijol?i i.:, taint Served. Juliii Wiij'ii llo tie, 'iiiy, ay uiiMt Frank Hodge. ('? vi:i l?iv, i!.i<iway limine, Ntlnil ?? ". . < wl?r, Ctthinnt Hays, .la,n?s .1. li i. , Minerva Adis, Henry Adis, t-'ava'i .!olni-oi. i ;ni .1 ohiisoii, Jam-is Hodge, John ;i 7'.u-a:i.i!i ii Ijre, Thomas Hodge, Susan .1 i Mark l'owlcr, Klli< Jackson i?. v.l: is.-aii Mi.liw >1, Hue. Millwood, Samuel Fuivlcr, I'.luio Ili'l, Franklin Fowler, Unn?y </uinn, An icrson (juinn, Giles (luiuu, li leu Jaic <>.iit u, JJi/nulanls. To the I' . .?'* !. V7*GU a;-j ,in ..1 r<- ['tired lo X nnsv er il. i i..| l?:i .: in ihi* action, of whicli a copy i- herewi'h served upon you, nud lo serve a ropy f v.iur r.nsw r in the said compln'm on tlie suF cii- ; - :,t their ofrcc, - Law l'.angc, Futon, S irit l", r.i'ini, v.ithin twenty days nftcr iIn" lier.vf, exclusive of the day of such service ; nnd if you fail to answer the complaint wit Inn tl.c time aforesaid, the plnintitf in this notion will apply to tho Court for the relief .le..n- !e ! in the complaint. Hated February ! >, l '-s7. (,??t ) " MUXRO Si MUNRO, J Meal j- . l'laiuiiirn Attorneys. J AM KM Ml N'.iO, t ul.. To the defend..nls 1'r.uik Hodge, Calvin Hodge Kclnud Hodg-, .uler, Catharine llays MldJaBirn.1. 11 I'tlin nnliM llntlha Sum. mons nnii c> inji in ri i-t notion, of which the foregoing i>? i ; y. u >? file.I in tlio nflice of the Clerk of Iho i' i;n i . ' :nm.>n l'ii\?i, fir Union County, ni I i m, in ih. <' inly o; Union, in the State if t ill i'ii.-'.im, t-n the ft li ciny ?>f Februnry, l:-;. ?..I'.ST.O & MUN 110, i\r'.iit .l"s Attorneys. Fohrusty, 1 >. i -7. Fch 23 fit "T7'*!". - :u -1 make i.i'T.' money \l I | |j I nylhlng Im D 13 EJ . .. ...... I .1; fotl IOI " . ! ili n.I ?<e?. Any. . . . il, l_ir,v r>ruiii;i tore from fn>t >i.iri i i vly ' . ontl trron free. ItetMfMtMt} < ! ? i i nsronr ml* dnvwl tinihinl. ii vi.ii :. u.-> ;.u will i|.? N) at (inn*. II. Ilin i n a < .. . r..itl:.i?i. Maine. IVe.s. ti ty. I CLEARING Ol ?SOME JUG BAROAli Dry Hoods. ClotMns, Bo FOR THE NEXT THIR \\\; have a lot of Fall and Winter Dress Good-, have marked DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, to be clearei Goods. CLOTHING! CLOr "JljfTI OIF.r our cntiro Stock of Clothing at prices t Vu H do not wish to carry thcui over to anothor so: II JU pel led to have the space they now occupy, foi " vuu f? n you niiyining in tins lino tar below its goods ore ii'. t Mime J OB LOT OF SHODDY I food styles, bought direct froui the manufacturers. ^ L'ct first choice of sizes aud styles, as they will sell raj SHOES, SHOES, WJ'I have just gone through our Shoo slock and pi Bonis, which will hi thrown on our bargain counters I market value. Don't fail to examine this line. BLANKETS, FLANN WE will also offer you a lot of Blankets, lied and and Ladies Uodcrvests, Ladies Cloaks, Walking Jael fee., which will all be sold extremely low. Bear in mind that we do uot advertise the above lo cost, or at about 10 cents ou the dollar, or any such t> done to induce people to coinc in aud look, but we h goods and are prepared to sell them that way, rcgardlt same goods. IN E W GOC Inasmuch as the prices of staple goods are advancit have purchased a good lot of those goods of which wc In this line will he found a nice line ol Bleachings, Ginghams, Staple Dress Goods, also a good line of No BOu l'olitc attention given to all, whether purchase Most llcspectfully. GRAB Harlware Prices Still A rp TI7 "DTj1 ill H J-J. XJ12J 1JL A II X> W A II i: The good people tell me that I have pi I came licrc. and the assertion seems to the liberal patronage that 1 have recciv in the mercantile arena of Union. 1 desire to acknowledge my thanks for ing that low prices will always 1 desire phasis, that my prices shall remain down ley to scratch a poor man's head the rest So come and try me on your Spring yourselves, whether these reports curren Yours Trulv, \Y Nov 12 4? jh-u: 'TiU?4 6D w 1886. ^FALL MWlfC] Wo lake this mclk d of informing our friends and the pul made extensive purchns Our Stock is Complete in all And appreciating fully the depressed condition of affairs, a price of cotton, we arc determined to meet all honest co We I)o ]\ot S^ell -A^noti Hand Groo (which appear cheap at first,) but keep only those that are business eighteen years ago with FAIR AND SQUAR] 't propose at this late day to deviate from first princ invitation to Inspect Our MAM? Feeling assured that we can give satisfaction, both as :o: TO TIIOSK IXDE1ITED TO US, either prompt settlements, as we are forced to make collections. FOST April 0 11 NEW GROCERY We are receiving a NEW and C( FRESH GR0C1 WHICH WE PllOI'OM AT REASONABLE OUR STOCK CONSI! HACOXJLAKD, FUOUR, SUGAR AND COFFEE CANNED GC And nil kinds of ? FAMILY GROC Give um ii^C(ill,an(l*Hc<'|lVi A. R.S In J. T. Hill & Co.Void 1 adding a JT SALE. NS IN? iOIs and Sloes ,TY DAYS. Drc?s Trimmings &c., wl'ich wo 1 out to wake room for Spring rHMG is yet unheard of in Union, as we ison, and moreover, we are com another purpose. Consequently market value. Remember these 'RASH. but straight goods nud *ou wili do well to call early and >idly at their present prices. SHOES, okod out several lots of Shoes and to be closed out away below their ELS, ETCWhite Flannels, Linseys, Gents tets, Short Wraps, New Markets, t of goods away below New York tulf as that, which is sometimes ave reduced the priocs of tho-o !ss of what others may ask you for I>S. ig in the Northern Markets, w arc receiving and marking up. Sea Islands, Sheetings, Drew lions. Call and see them early, trs or not. [AM & SPARKS. Renal Ron WLEY'S S T O K E . ut down the prices since have been verified, from ed since my appearance this support, and bclievto say win byway of em?It it necessitates Bewr.n.;0 .in,-. UI U IO V4?M C. hardware and decide for t are well founded or not. . I). BE1YLEY. ILKINS. mm 1886. >lic generally, that, having recently tes, I its Departments, ii'l in view of (he short crop and low mipciitiou. As is generally known, ion or1 Second. a*, i first-clous. and having commenced tllO Mnt?? -r 5 DEALING, iples. We therefore extend to allan I0TH Stock, to quality and prices of goods, by Book Account or Note, ws ER & WILKINS tr r STORE. DMPLETE Stock of DRIES, E TO SELL : PRICES. 3TS OF >ODS and CnEESE, SERIES. ?r YonrHclvoN, STOKES &C0