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' ? J* Tht Financial Sohetne of the Alliance in Twelve Counties of Georgia. Savannah, January 2d.?The Alliance , farmers of East an<l Southeast Georgia arc now working on a plan which, if it succeeds, will effect a revolution in the cotton raising i anil factorage business. In short, they aim at borrowing money as a co-operative associatioR direct from the hanks or the capitalists *b? arv not merchants and marketing their crops through the Alliance Exchange, 'l'iieir * idea is not new, but the scheme which they agrcod upon is different from any other that has been tried. Only one difficulty confronts them now, and that is the nature of the security. Capitalists hare promised them nil the money they collat. ..mf- j wlTTs very strong thcro, while an adjoining county, the Al. ?.. ' _^l.oe fs wenk. In the twelve counties the Al. liancc membership is t>,000. These farmers make upwarils of 00,000 bales of cotton, and they borrow $400,000 a year to make their crops. Factors advance $10 a bale to a farmer. All farmers, however, do not borrow. If a p'antcr calculates on making thirty b.les next season his factor will advaucc $d00, secured by a mortgage, at H per cent, on the ' prospective crop. When the cotton is made aud sent to the merchant he takes out his principal and interest, and gets besides his charges for handling the crop. Tilt: BAI.AUIEI) AUKXT. , I The farmers think they can do this fae| toragc business through a paid agent and get larger net returns. They say, too, that $10 a plow is not enough to make a crop properly^ This is their plan : The co-operatiya organization. composed of all the branches - ot^uie Alliance, lbruis a sort of stock con pany, with shares at $10 each. No mombOr can take more than fifty shares. This is to y. prevent a few from getting control of the stock in a county. It is expected that over , $'20;000 in cash will bo raised in this way this year. This sum will be placed in a bank as col lateral margin, Then, on the Co-operative Association's note, it is hoped that the money wanted can be obtained. The money will he 1.I.H, .1 -I. .1 .. O. l .11! Avnuvu iu |' lit ii i vis uimii^n lIlt'^UD-AlliaillT^. Three farmers will give a joint note for the money they require. Each farmer is to be n check against the other two. Ail three must semi their cotton to the Alliance Exchange in Savannah, ami each maker of a joint note is to sec to it that neither of his fellov-cudorscrs ships his cotton any where else. Theoretically the plan seems to be a good one and the farmers are taking to it. They consider that the margin in bank will bo protection against any bad notes or i v papers. The Alliauce holds itself ronsiblo. Special finaucc commiflees, wlibse business it will be to look after the crops and the prompt payment of the notes, ramify the sx organization. Money can be borrowed for 0 mL per cent on good security ami the Alliance will lend it to the planter at H per cent. A handsome profit has been figured out. . The net revenue will be added to the capital stock subscribed and additional shares will be issued. In the course of time the profits are expected fcti reach such an amount that no more borrowing from capitalists will be necossary. When that point is reached the Alliance will start a bank of its own. Product of tub Ramik Pi.ant.?Providence, 11. 1., .lun. 23.?A innle operator here has succeeded in carding, spinning and weaving the product of the Chinese rainie plant, which has hitherto been deemed impossible, though experimented upon by many manufacturers in uu effort to obtain a substitute.. Ttf .V IMtl Ml>. BI SHOP?BAII.EY. Married, at t!ie residence of the bride's parcuts, on January 2J5, 1S00, by Rev. li. t!. Clifford, Mr. C. P. Bishop to Miss Sally Bailor; all of Union County. ?? List of Letters Remaining in the Postolticc at Union, for the week ending January ill, lS'Ji). - 'Misses Mary aud Pan-.Joscph Harper. uio Cogdill. iMr. Woi-te. Mr. Uraghi. j.M. L). Willard. Persons calling for the nliove letters will please say i fad vert iscd, and will he required to pay one cent. J. C. IIUNTLR, P. M. Union Prices Current. Colli! KCTKIt WKI'.KI.Y IIV PARII & THOMSON, v COTTON ItCYBUS AMI UltOCKBS. ^ Cotton, per pound, ,d(u,10$. Bacon, per pound, 6.7o@,0o. Flour, per 100 lbs, Meal, per bushel 00c. Sugar, per pound, Tfo.'Jc. Coffee, per pound, lOfjc'Joc Molasses, per gallon, i);l(blUc. Vinegar, per gallon, Sloe. 1%ice, per pound, 7("Me. Hams, per pound, Idc. Salt, per suck, 7~> eents. Teas, per pound, ;>(((< 7oc. Corn, per bushel, tide. AN EARNEST CALL. LI, persons who have purchase)! (iuano Tfnil other goods from us, ilue Nov. 1st. ^^i.ttl have not paid the same, must respoutl , promptly. Wo are ohligo'l to meet our obligations, and our customers must :?i?I as to do it. FAKIt vS: THOMSON. Nov lo do If Corrected Advertisom cut OWIN< 1 to the high town license for auctioning in t'nioii, I will a it otrer my stock of Hoots and Shoes at auction on February dd., as advertised, but will continue to SilLli Til KM AT I 'OS i'. S. M. HICK, J It , K. U. Jan 17 3 f?t Home-made Fertilizer. "LONG'S rUKl'AUKD CHKMICALS." rnwo barrels composted with cotton seel JL or stable manure makes a ton of good home-niadtwFcrtilizor at less than half the cost of AmiV>">alcil l'hosphnto". HkfiBa u'? BBfe L-03T1U!, \Y ILK INS & CO. it U kios, of Ihc famous \mes rank.*. These are the best road carts on the market, and will not bo ofTrrctl again at the price 1 have been sell ng tlicm, and this it the last clianec to get a g >o:l Sulky at half price. T. K. IUILBV. Jan 31 5 It Special Notice. '?- A I.L persons indebted to me, t>y note or 1V account, must settle mine Lately, as it L will bo iinpitisi* 1c for mo to c inlinuo my 1 business without money, ami lli s close inarI gin at which I have boon selling, I cannot i nft'ord to pay a collector li> per ecnt. to c lift ami tnis expense will tie thrown upon | ^H>80 who neglect (li s netico. L IB T. K. UAILHV. iff Jan 31 6 2t WL# iMfj' * ?* f IB " ? < , ^B * " ^ . v* ? . \ W t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By J AS. M. GEE. Judge of Probate. WHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, a; ClerjKJf Court, has made suit to rat t> grant ?iin Letters of Administration with will r.tinexed. on the estate of and ef f^c's of Mrs. Jane K. Situ", deceased. These a?e therefore, to cite and admon i* n'l and singular the kindred ani credit, o s of the said Airs. Jane E. Sims, deceased that they he and appear before tnc in th Prohnte Court to bo held at Union C. II. South C irolina, on the 15th daxof?||i?jl^ "*Tt |'YY ajgi| mjgmm January, A. l>. 1890. JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate. Jan 81 5 *2t The fctate of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. By JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate.*2 VTTHKHEA*, W. A. Nicholson has mad VV suii to (tic to erant bita letters of ad ministration on the estate and effects c Mrs. Mary K. Kn glit, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonis all and singular the kindred and creditors c the Baid Mrs. Maty E. Knight, dee'd, tlis they lie and appear before me, in the Cour f Probate, to be held at Union C tirt Ilousi South Carolina, on the 15th day of Febru ary, next after publication hcre?f. at 1 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, i nny tlicy hare, why the said administratio should not be granted. Given under my hand this 29th day < Jauuary, Anno Domini, 1890. JAMES M. OEE, Jucige of Probate. Published on tha .'list, day of January 1890, in the Weekly Union Tim as. Jan ill 'h 2t NEff STORE, new unnik XI l-l I f U U U U.J "* ' I have just opened n nice line of Fant Groceries, Coufectioncries nud Tinware i tlic west store of the Hill & Co. huildin and I solicit your patronage, guarantccir satisfaction. A TIN SHOP. 1 have opened in connection with m other business, a first-class Tin Shop, whci I will manufacture all kind of Tin-war Hepairing also ncut'y and promptly don Give nic a call. W. L1SLAND BUABDV. Jan 17 3 tf A FREE GIFT. 11 .v v?< i uo7.cn unnusome nana paint? L Oil Rain tings, 22x30, in neat gi frames, which 1 will give to the first t\vcl\ persons who will buy $25 worth of goo i from ir.e, each cash. Any number of persons ninv club .ti pettier mi*! pei one or more pictures. $v worth of trndo will get one picture. These pictures are soM by dealers at $ and $10?au ornament to nny room. Also, 1 d07.cn of tlie same kind, 14x2i which I will give far $15 worth of eat trade. This is nn ofl'er never before made tg tl trade here. a S. M. RICE, JR., K. /. Jan 17 3 Mt LOW PRICES ? A T ? H. F. SCAIFE & SON'S 1 2 pounds of (iranulatcd Sugar for %< 1. pounds good Coffee for SI. 1 pound good Smoking Tobacco f<>r - "> el Aud everything else in proportion. Wc have just received A fresh lot of Oat Meal. Self-raising Buckwheat. Fancy Crackers, &c. '*11 pi |i(lll"Mriih Jan 21 -1 2t Mortgagee's Sale. r Will sell at public sale at my warehou L in Union S. t'., during the legal hours sale, on :il*t .Iannary l8'.tO, the interest A. F. Kendriek, in thirteen bales of eottc said interest being one-fourth. This sale niado under power contained in a Mortga given to inc by A. F. Kendriek, tith day August, ISS'J, and recorded in the office I'egister of Mesne Conveyance for Uni County, in llook of Chaltle .Mortgagee's No. 2. l'au'O 1 Oil. T. C. DUNCAN*. Mortgagee. J All 17 '? 3t Educate Your Daughter VNI> before deciding where, scud for Catalogue of I lie WILLIAMSTON FEMALE COLLEU TI1E SPUING SESSION* WILE OI'I MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 18'JO. I will come up from Wright's Hot Columbia, Saturday, February 1. S. LANDER, l'residcut, Williamstoo, S. C , Dec. 18, 18'JO. Dec 'JO 61 7l Final Discharge, NOTICE is hereby given that 11. V. Oil Administrator tic honis nun of the < tale of William 11. (list, deceased, has n plied to James M. Gee, Judge of Drobai in and for tlio County of Union, for a tie eiioU Admiuiatrwtof. , esUtc. JAMES MM!EE, 1> ? w... it^ i iuimio union uouiuy. j <11117 a 41* Final Discharge. VTOTICE is hereby given that J. M IN i'lexico, Administrator of tlie estate o .1. S. I'lexico, deceased, 1ms applied to J nine M. (lee, Judge of Probate, in ami for tli County of Union, for a final discharge a such administrator. (? is ordered, that the seventh day o February, A. I). lH'.ti), he fixed for hearing of I'etition, and a final settlement of said Kstatc. JAMK8 M.GEK, Juilgc Probate Union County. Jan l'J 2 4l* r. if' , State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In tl?e Court of Cvtnuiou Pitas. i T. II. Littlejohn, Jack Littlejohn, Mareellus ) Liu'ejohti, James Littlejohn, Amanda , Littlejohn, fc>nllio GoudelocW, Dr. Wiley Littlejohn, P. P. Pearson, Susan Wanton, Kobert S. Pearson, Elizabeth Pearson, James A. Pearson and Mary Anne Jamison, Plaintiffs, , against s e J. 0. Long, as Sheriff of Union County, Fiances DurnelL^^igalm^Jl^mjUf 7 CnlumMW PeHit, and all the remaining beirs at law f and distributees of Elizabeth Tate, <lf' ceased, names nnd residence unkuoym, Defendants. / Summons for Relief?Complaint noLccrvcd. lo J. G. Long, ns Sheriff of Union County, Frances Purnett, E'iznheth Hntnmett, Jenctta Griffin, Mnry I'd tit, John Pettit, James Pettit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mnry Petty, Iienry Peitit, Adolphus Pettit, g lleauregard Pet-it, Jack Pettit, Columbus Pettit, and nil the remaining heirs at law, e and distributees of Elizabeth Tate, deI censed, mimes and residence uukuown, if Defendants in this action: \7OU are hereby summoned and requirod h X to answer the complaint in this ac tion.acopy of which is filed in the office ol l4 the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas foi 1 said County, and to serve a copy of youi e answer to the said complaint on the sub seriber at his office, at Gaffney Oily, S. C. ' within twcuiy days after the service hereof, ^ exclusive of the dny of such service ; and n if you fail to answer the coa>fiiaiut within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs ia this " action will apply to tlie Court for tlio relic demanded in the comp'aint. Witness, J. II. McKissick, Esq , Clerk o the Court of Common Pleas, in auil for the r> County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the 22d day of Jauuaiy, in tlio year of our Lor. one thousand eight hundred aud ninety, and in tlie one hundred and fourteenth yen of the Sovereignty and Independence of the Uuitcd .States of America. J. II. McKiratCK, Clerk 0. C. P. f^) J. E. WEBSTER, ^ skai, | Plaintiffs Attorney. To Henry Peltit and Ilcaurcgard Pettit, non resident defendants, and to all the remain ing lieirs nt law ami distributees of Eliza both Tate, deceased, defendants, nonresi dent of this State, names and resident unknown : You will please take no'ice that the origi ^kl cornpimnHll OlM OOtilin, Olfl^WW llie iiiaimons, of which Iho foregoing is i copy, was filer! in the office of tbo Clerk o *y the Court of Common Pieas for Union county iu on the 22d day of Janurrv, 18110. J. E. WEBSTER, '8 PlainlifTs Attorney. Jan 24 3 (5t MASTER'S SALESiy Pt The State of South Carolina. B' COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. - Eloyse Hawkins, Plaintiff, again*! Isadora Bobo, W. I). Trcxlcr ntul Mollit Trexler, Drfcndants. d It IN obedience to an order made it e i_ the above stated case by His Honor Is W. H. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I wil! sell before the Court House door iu tlu q. town nf .tlOUu IRC IC}II?huuifl Ul SlflV !5 on the first. Monday iu February 18'JO, tin following described property to'wit : 431 Aeitrs, All that certain tract of land lying, beinf "jj and situate in Cross Keys Township, Uniot County, State aforesaid, containing foil' ie hundred and thirty-one acres, more or less hounded by Tygcr River, and by lands o Jantes Long, W. A. Ray, 11. F. Ray nn< Paulina Burnett. TERMS OF SALE. Onc-tliird cash; the balance on a credit o one and two years in equal installment with interest from date, to he secured lit bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of ill ? premises. 5. JAMES MUXRO, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Jan. 11, 1890. Jan 17 '! 3t. Tito State of Soutli Carolina, COUNTY or UNION. In the Court of Common l'ltw. V* ?w Silas Johnslolic^Iaster^'B^^^*'*" at/ninsl Sorah E. Lyles, Defendant. IN obedience to an order made in th above stated caso by his Honor, W. I Wallace, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell befoi se the Court House door in the town of Unior c,f within the legal hours of sale, on the fin t,j- Monday in February, 1800, the followin ,uf described property, to-wit: is 171 ACltEd. K(1 All that certain tract of land, (late th properly of Abrnm Gordon, decease*!, situate, lying atul being in Union Countj ?J' Slate aforesaid, containing one hun<lrc*t an seventy-one acres, more or lese, nod bour deil by Tyger ltivcr and land3 of I'. 1 Hamilton, and others. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash; the balance on a credit t twelve months, with interest from day i gt sale to ho 80ourc<l t>y boml of tl>o purUl.,o. and a mortgage of the premises. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Jan. 11,1890. Ji?n 17 3 3t <d IfAIAI' frnm Ohio. Hera It C\ 0 Pi fl y()|I*k portrait of Mr. G.rrl c' IgjBI" D 0f Filfm, Ohi< Q 1 J ^JPK*?gajLk?(.* writes: 'Was at work on a farm fc CI -!*'<? O rt wonili; I now have an agene r/V ? _8w'"r '? V. Allen V Co a albums and publl ft? jfcgWet oliona and oficu make a day. f| ^ (Signed) W. II. OAHRISOK. I w""'m Kline, llarrtsburg, Ta i * </maW writes: "I have never knowi r " - VvS?j\ \ anything lo sell like your alhuir L ?. I'HflSBHi Yesterday I look orders enough t ,,y n>?ovrr W. J. El f an order 'for your album a IW^r/.^^WBahuost every house 1 visit, kl tf r^Af^/JOTprofit lsoftenasinuchas9l&* * ' tor a angle day's work. Jfi- ^Others are doing quite as well v.' {ni f iiac# 10 KO? e* P" /iTBTAfirr^amnnntnjpt, from ,j,P^r latter*. Ever |one who lakes hold of this grand business piles uogrsnd profit! j shall we start YOU in this business reader? Write lo us and learn ail about It for yourself. W are starting many : we will start you if you don't delay untl r.vnw; iwr a gent a. Any one (Ml l?. . mr a aurrcaaftil agent. Hella Itaelf on litt 1? or nt (Hiking nreiaaary, >Vhcrerfr ahown, every one wanta to purchaar. Agcnta tnke thousand* of ordera with rapidity nerel before know n. (irrot profile await every w orker. Agenta are nuking fortunes. Ladiesmake at much aa men. You, reader, ran ilu en well aa any one. Full information and terma free, to tl'otf v. Iio w rite for name, with particulars and terma for our r*tuHy ltihjer. Hooka and Periodicals. After you know all, to ui J > u r on iude to go no further, why no harm ia dime. I. /.ddr< ?a L. C. A I.LI. N A CO, Al'uiMA, Maini. I Removal, III.Wi: moved my offico to tlic back room . over It. F. Foley's Drugstore. T. M UN lit), M. I). \ Jan 2 I J 2t 500 000 Bricks for sale, by J. 11, KODQER&CQ 1 I JaaiiiMjB afcMihi but ffiwrreleals room I the spIing AND AB3; SELLING COME AifD BE CONV1N j COME TO jl.L AT THE EM HARRY 1 April 16 H K J : THAW Owing tofl.o oxccodiugly mild Winter nnnns nmTnTN A/?Nb ' V V V */ Kf J VliVJLJULA.il Anaia^H *u>oU, classee We will Wo arc gdSPVfce out our stock if 1 ltcspcc March 29 SHERIFF* SALES, | FOR FEBRIA1IV '?n i By virtue of a wnrral to seize crop, to nic directed, 1 will sell |t the residence of . It. r. McKissick, in Ujon County, on the fourth ?lny of FebruarJ next, during the legal hours of sales, abut three hundred , and twenty-two bundld'of fodder, ahout ( forty bushels of corn, |vo bales of cotton, [ forty-eight pounds of liij cotton, about two and to be"^^uiJp(^^^^^^ofillias T. Fowler, at thl^^iU '^Wl. 1*. McKissick, plaintiff, ngninw Klias T.vowlcr, defendant. AL90, j lly virtue of an exccutiQ to inc directed, r I will sell at the residence f 11. (1. linncy in Union County, on the fouih day of Fcbruf ary next, during the lego hours of sales, I the following described pcsonal property to wit : About fifty bushels of orn, nbout three hundred bundles of foddet interest in about f fourteen hundren pounds if seed cotton, and 8 nbout one hundred busha of cotton seed. f Levied on and to be sold s the property of c James t.'udd, at the suit o J. T. Hill & Co., Plaintiff's against James Cdd, Defendant. J. Q. LtfO, 8. U. C. Jan.13th, 1800. Jan 17 3 8t. CAUTION m jTsTumix-d on the j bottom. If thMMnBtot supply too. send WTL^KGCLAS f $3 SHOE! 1ENTLEMEN. Fin? Calf, HeBTT Lncej Grain and Creed?5 .<*> "ft sfff shoe. 84.OO HAND-8BWEI) WI.T NIIOK. 83.50 POLICE AND FAIMERS' SHOE. 82.SO EXTRA VAI.CX dj.F SHOE. 82.25 A 82 WORKINOnCN'S SHOES. 82.OO and 81.75 ROYS' flillOOL SHOES. U uiade In CoDffreaa, Bubn and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES l/D)@8. 81.75 SHOE FOR l&SSES. a Jeit Material. Beat StyK Beat Fitting. W. L. Douslaa. Brockton. laaa. Sold bf >r Examine W. L. Douglai $2 shoes for T Ladies and gentlemen. { 8. M. RICEIJR., E. U. Agept lAion, 8. C. Jan 10 1 Ore. : :?L o Wait for the W agon OP THE t r UNION MjIKKUT.1 I ? The General Pro^HH^HHlH old stand, nexBH^B89Hn^^H ?ley's Jewelry Store, the patronage of the olMeHByM|^B|^H aim will be to keep^B^flj^HH^^ the best of meats and^^^HBH^HL " usually wanted for the the firm market to bo the us a fair n ?*<+* MP, ie it to make GOODS, h GOODS AT COST. [CED. A HEARTY WEL[PORIUM OF A. COHEN & BRO. At Colton's old stand. ly. L P E R EVER. wc find that wo aro overstocked in IG, HATS AND C\>.PS, D S ;o it to your iotorcst to call befor low prices will bo any inducement, stfully, RICE & MCLURE. 13 p T? pnfipv D. ? , A UUJJ A , DRUGGIST. DEALER IN PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS. CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, AC, READY MIXED PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLAS PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS CHANDALIERS, PUKE WINES AND LIQUORS for Mcdiciual use. to each customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM l'O US DEI) A T A L L 110 UltS. We select our goods witii greatest care, buy them os low as they can be bought for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living Prices. 1$. F. POSBV. March '22 12 ly. FID ELITY LOAN and TRUST CO ? or ? SPARTAN'IJUKG, 8. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, , iptlO.OOO.Ot OFFICERS. President, - George Cofield' Treasurer, . - W. K. Hurnott Attorney, - - J. It. Cleveland DIRECTORS* Joseph Walkor. I J. It. Cleveland. W. 8. Manning. | Geo. W. Nicholls. D. E. Converse. I W. E. liurnett. T. 0. Duncan. j George Cofield. Interest allowed on deposits at the rale o: four per cent, per annum, and added t( accounts semi-annually. July 19 29 ly GO TO THE GR Mt\T E WORK ;ss, rot , Tinj Mk MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES AND BEE WORK GENERALLY, a bund ng else Always on hand, or ir.ude to or large selection ready for lottei ing e at the livcring at short notice. y call, or WIRE AND IKON RAILI? ivo ordora Lime, Cement, \c. always on 1 /low prices as any honorahlc deah Orders most respectfully solid GEORGE Nov. 1W 47 ' * #.?> NOTICE TO CA! 0 |^Bl <>i" <Dui* Heavy Must Go, .A\'KFTS. OT] JJUUlbTSHO] We are now offering them at money ta buy Spring and Simimc IVE MEAN WHA and if you don't believe we are si \ see our bills and we will gladly si Goods cost us. Don't put oil' but come at om RODGER & I Sept <? 3(? SPECIAL B I N MILLINERY, DRY ROODS, CL< SHOES, El YVllJ 31 SEE SOME OF OX Qood Shirting, 4) cents, good Calico, 5 cents, gc Womcna' shoes, 51) ecu's and upward, Men*' Boots, sottd tMthsr, forfll 40, Blankets, 00 cor ward, Counterpanes, GO cents ami upward, L Writing Paper, G cents per <jni?v, Pocket Hatidke for G cents, Ladies Mats at your own price, B Shawls in abundance, from 1G ccuis up. CLOTHING, C We are certainly Headquarters for Clothing, been selling, but we bought very largely this scat hand which will tie sold a' cat-throat ptieos. MONKY SAVKI).? If you wish to save tnone believe ?c- Ii.ive Cue Stock and the price to save i NliW GOODS. ? We are just receiving a large trade. Call and see us and we will do you some gooi every man, woman and clii'd. Thanking you for past favors, we arc I mnuAM u niinriiri Sept 11 37 GUNS AND AI WK Imve a liirge sleek of Imported and Amc-r Muzzle and Breech Loading, which we are sell Also, Powder, shot, Ulutik and Loaded Shells, anylliiug iu this line, it will pay you to call at '1I1P J nn 4 i . dreat Clearing Ont r- ?* Sec the Prices Q, TOO yards Calico at 3;,1 c worth 5 c. Me 8'JO " " at 4Ac worth 0|c. Mu 400 yards Wool tided Kentucky Jeans, at He 22 jo. He Ticking, at 0| ufil 8c. 8c Feather Ticking, at 1 He and 13 c worth 15 10' nnd 18c 15 All-wool red Flannel at 1.3.',c. 40 Wouicns soli-1 leather Shoes at 55c. 50 ) Cbihlrens copper tip Shoes, at 35c. 05 Childrcns soil shoes at 10c. 75 Mens llroguns at 75c. 80 High priices aro tlea?l. FLYNN has kiilcd t A fresh lot of Clothing received last month prices: $8 Suits for $1 85. $0 $10 Suits for $( ' 25 $8 Mack Cork Screws, $8 75, $10 and $12 50. $11 Pins, Hairpins, Hutlons and Thread thrown f CLEARANCE SALE of ] LEADER AND CIIAJ May 27 12 mbmr.hu: . Ji ^^^^mproTctl ) 1<S| V/ $300, and upwards. ^S^^^^^yanle in small annual installments, through a n period of six years, thus enabling the bor' ** rower to pay off his indebtedness without exhausting his crop iu any one year. Apply at once to * .. 1R D. A. I'OVItSKSD, Attorney, Union, S. C. Oct 18 4'2 Cm der. A ~ ,?.i o.. JEFFERSON DAVIS.- .)" umo" now being prepared by Hev. J. Win. Jon wi11 > assixtanr,; ot Mrs. I>avls, will lie authenf rhariuno-'ly written, Uoantifnlljr illustrated i ...i ?# .. bound,?In cv.ry way worthy of 'lie sub' iunu, si as Agents wnntfd. CoiU|ilete outfit St. Satlafac Jr. guaranteed or money refunded. Order now. ,to,l come, first terved. Address ' V. " ro ?. ?"' JOHNSON A C( UtiUPtn. iw) ytjin Street, Klchiuoad tf Jan 10 4 dtt nmmno 0X1 DU IJCilUO. * ? ?; X. ' ^ ^ V * * ' ~~ * Winter Goods itioh us ILTS, HATS, Bf& (]Wl|rClO, XjIIA COST, in order to raise r Goods. T WE SAY, dling them at cost, ask to low you exactly what the e to the Banner Store of JURCELL Jy ? ?Jw! ARGAINS 1 r JTIIINB, HATS, BOOTS,' 'O. LUST HAVE, JR PRICES : >oil Wool Jcnns, 22] cents nml upivnrd wkoltitlMU Uro|K?ir, U5 ocuts, Mens it?, Prost floods, oc, , 10o, and up oncl Pencils, 5 cents per dozen, good rcliiefJ, 5 for n coats. Pun, 2 pipers utloii1. 12 dozen for f> en s, Ladies LOTHING. judging from tho tpivitily wo linvo ion consequently hive n big Sloek on y in buying your goods, wo lioncrtly it Oil, lot ot new goods for ilic Cliristmns 1. A cordial invitation is extended to dost respectfully, qtm r>i7Q> UL, Ol iLlllVO , n 11T? Al) P. A SiT-T V. V/HJJXl L VXl^/n * vy xvxJt ,f. r * . N*ty ? *. ? ?i MUNITION, ic&u Onus, Single auJ Doublo Durrcl, ing hi prices tlmt cannot bo beaten. C<uu Implement.", etc. If you want foster, wilkins & co. REST SEWING MACHINE IN TIIK WORLD. N'LV $19.50 AN1> rilKlGIiT: CET.EERATED "DEMOREST" STILL IN THE LEAD. SOLD ONLY BT lkijvs & cq. Sale at Flynn's. ? IIill nil III 1 noted Here : ns heaxy Hoots, all sizes, $1 CO itcli those prices and you will strike oil* mnants Calico, 2c per yard. mnnnta Dress Goods lo per yard. . . . '* Drees Goods he per yard, e Dress Goods, 0}o per yard. 0 Dress (Jonls, 10c per yard, c Illnck If cm* etU for 24c. c " " 2'.)o. c " Cuslunerc for 42c. c " " " 60c. c " " " 68c. hem. now offered at tlio following ridiculous Overcoats for ?3 06. Overcoats for $6 60. 1 50 Overcoats for $8 50. in to any person buying at the CHEAT l>. C.FI^YNN, 1PION OF LOW ritLCES. tf oajbblu mL S STOKES, SPECIAL ATTENTION PAlu . LECTIONS. Office in the Torn) Office. , * Bids for Hauling a, 50O or OOO Cord* of Wood* .ic, rot' \X7ILL he rcce've(* ^I tl,e fcuhscribera. lion VY The distance to haul is nbout 1 mite First to the Brickyard. No contract for leaa than. &0 cords will be considered. \.a J. II. RODOEll &. CO. ' it I Jau 10 2 U