The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 07, 1890, Image 3
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THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
. N. G. LITTLEJOIIN, - Editob*
M. D. KELLY, 1 .
W. H. MILLER, j Asustaxt Editors.
PRODIGALITY.
Mr. Editor and Brother.?Much has
beeu snid about buying cheap grods; nud
many of our membors seem to think cheap
BHP goods the panacea for all our financial cmbarra^smenis.
But it will take something
besides cheap goods to elevate the farmer to
?lhntsiiiie of financial independence aimed
at by our orgauizaiion.
How not to but/ goods is equally, yes, more
important than cheap goo Is. Oar inuigi.
nary necessities make up the greater part
of our wants, and 1 am often reminded
of tlie oil but true proverb, that "any
fool can make money, but it takes a wise
man to kuow how to keep it."
Some ouo has said that "chean -roods
means; uinl for many Alliance men tliis
is only too trite.
Stop, brother farmer ; as you and 1 are
wishing to belter our condition financially,
to educate, refine nud elevate cur childrcu'
socially, to make "farming more attractive
and country life less lonely," let ns examine
our last year's accounts, and see if we
can't find many things that we could have
done without. Many of the unnecessary
articles you purchased may have cost but
little?only a few cents?yet, if you take
your pencil and cross every one you bought
that was uot particularly necdcJ, and
could have let alone, you will be surprised
by adding up their sum total. Look at a
large per cent, of your last year's purchases I
that were not nu absolute necessity.
And why was this useless expenditure of
money T Why did you buythcin? Simply
because, in many eases, they were so cheap.
My brother, nuything bought that could
have been as well let alone, is dear, no matter
how cheap. And 1 tell you plaiuly,
before we accomplish our mission as a body,
f/'will have to learn to buy less as well as
vuvup.
Now, brother farmer, oau't you cut down
your account <tt hast ten per ceut. this year ?
I am ready to assort that tho majority of
us ttn, and never will feel the difference
so f^at as like when wo go to scttlo up.
llavc you got neurit/ enough cash to run
^ you this year 7 Seo if you can t make it
(A wholly euough. Try to do what the Bible
tells you : "Owe no man anything, but proV,
y vide things honest in the sight of ail men."
Now, lei us look to the farm and see if
we have not been prodigal of the means
that might have made our farms more productive
and remunerative. l)o we economize
our time? Do wo perceive that our
time has a real cash value? Do we pro'oct
our farms with ditches, breakers and terraces,
from the destructive rains that sometimes
fall and wash the soil from the farms
of the improvident, leaving only gullies
worn in the clay ? Now, bow much have
you lost by neglecting these things?
y. Do you know that it is sai l that the value
VlV of the fertiliz ers allowed to go to waste on
the farms of tho South far exceed tho worth
QfS my brother, of letting that much go to
Fbw.wy brother fitruicr, at the beginning
of another year, let us do ou less,
coming down to hard fare if needs be, doing
tnori) ourselves, and depeuling less on
titers. And with a generous e-trth beneath
, us, and a kind lleivea above us, if we are
only true men, succ.ss nnd happiness is
assuredly ours. J. C. O,
JONESVILLE TO THE FH3NT1\
ill the days <>f wonders never cease The
\*isc and praiseworthy resolutions passed
for 1800, by tlie Jonesville Alliance and published
last week sounds quite ditl'efvnl from
donesvillc a few years ago. And the casual
Visitor will find that Jonesville has become
u quiet little christian village, with Sabbaths
nnd churches, and that the farms around
are occupied by an industrious, orderly and
law-abiding liuujilu. Ami milt, mjr bvuioi-oo,
the only reminder of the former iniquity of
JCUf (OWIl is tlie old hound (logs, tlio -touting
darkeys and a lew "pale faces" that seem
loth to yield to the mighty powers of education
and morality, and that arc still seen to
linger around the old haunts of their former
iitiquities. And 1 advise you to shame (lie
' p-dc faces" fjt* loafing : give remunerative
loyincut to the "brother in black,"
r .11 the ilogs, otl" and your little town and
#^JfiToutiding count ry will lie second to none,
nil that makes a eonimuiiily happy and
^^^Josperous.
e
"DON'T 1'0'J REMEMBER 1"
llrethreii, our county Alliance last September
passed ,*i resolution authorizing each subAlliance
to appoint it corresponding secretary
to report to lite Alliance department. Hut .
where arc my correpoiniiiigiissislniits'.' llrcthrcu.
your "lights are under a bushel," and
you seem to be asleep. ! am glu I that Ivclinn
has aroused her rcitrcsciiialivc ::t last, and
I*e speaks litis week, in the Alliance column,
to llie point. 1 esteem, yell brethren,
of tlie Keltoti Alliance very highly lor
your i works sake. I would feci il an
honor lo lift my hat in recognition lit your
true men. Ami why can t the other Alliances
arouse up ami tell its of their moorings
through their corresponding Secretaries.
I ilon t think it meet or proper for the
Alliance Kdilor to monopolize lite entire
column with his editorials. It should he
his duty chiefly to revise and correct till communications
intended for the Allia nee department.
And I ask you, brethren, to do your
duty to your Kditor. Let each Alliance send
"n message, tit least once a month, and that
will give ahoitt four to speak each week. 1
prsmise you 1 will correct ami revise the
hc*t I can. What a nice and prnhlahlc col
in1111 we migni nave n we u wimin no our
iltlly.
MAIiiif i
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(I!lijl'<SH >I.i\ Mi.Tie I. d'l l)ii" 1
if .Iuiiiiiu'/. :ii iho r<w Mi-aco < ! llic hii li
t father, hy I'ev. W. I. 11 i! >> I. Mr. Arthur
W. Orcein* I ? Mim Pair !'. !> li.
Wc cxteail our e iriL'i.ill! i i s I i ihe i
ha pay Couple, ait'l tvi?!i ihein a ! ! g ami I
hvppy hi trric 1 life: an i al.?u reuiri t i.i.iks |
for the clegattlCitUe seut to the I'i.-m.- u Hive.
Union Prices Current.
COSKKCTEU WKKKI.V DY
FA Kit & THOMSON,
COTTON 1U YKRS ANl> CROCKBf.
Coltou, jior pound, 9}01O.8(
Uncon, per pound 5 Jo
Flour, per UK) ll?s, . ?2(o
Meal, per 1>usliel 05c
Sugar, per pound 0( >0c
Police, per pound 20025c
Molasses, per gallon, 35(W\00c
Vinegar, per gallon, 40c
t'ice. per pound, GA(5 8Ac
llains, per pound, 13c
S;.!t. per sack 75 cents
To;. , . -r pound 50 (p !?1,
Con. or l>u?diol GOc
List of Letters
Kcuiuiningdii the Post office at Union, fo
tlie week ending February 7, lb'JO.
Anderson Harris. [(J. W. Murphy.
W. W. Hawkins. j Harry Norman.
Mrs. i'artliina ltico.
Persons calling for the above letters wil
please say if advertised, and will be require
to pay one cent.
J. C. HUNTER, P. M.
A Good Horse for Sale.
ANY person wanting a good lluggy o
Wagon Horse can purchase one at i
reasonable orice by applying to
M Its. h\ F. SPEAIIS,
about 4 miles from Union.
Feb 7 0 *2t*
Lumber for Sale.
milE remaining Lumber that was in lb
J_ large building on the Pair Grounds i:
offered for sale.
The square lumber, studding, a lot o
weather-boarding an I joists is almost ai
good as new for outhouses. Apply to
S. S. STOKES,
Times office.
Notice to Shippers and Con
signees.
NOTICE is hereby given that on am
after the 1st. day of February. lS'.K)
there will be a charge for the detention c
cars of one dollar per day-or any fraction!)
| M I t Lllll VUI, 11 II*?l I'MUVM "I 11 II ll'illlvU ' * 1(11
iii forty-eight hours after being placed o
proper loading or unloading tracks.
F. 11. COUNTS.
Agent.
Earthquake.
WK were aroused the other morning
with a
MIGHTY HUMBLING !
BIUCK AND HOCK FALLING !
IIOUSFS HOCKING!
CANNONS F1IUNG .'
FlltF-BFLLS HINGING I
WOMFN SQUALLING I
DOGS A-DAI!KING I
MFUCIIANTS CUSSING !
TilF FAHTII TKFMHLING :
i Nnr.n tiin
GB FAT FA HTIIQl'A K F
OF LOW rnit FS. AT
W. LFLA.Nl) I5HADDY S,
New Cash Store.
1*. S. Cheese and crackers, oh ! how nice
5c. a snack.
Jan 17 ;; tf
Special Notice.
ALL persons indebted to me. by note o
account, must settle immediately, as i
will be inma??i| V ?'j? ~
cin at which I hAve been selling, I canno
.? i . . I A/ I w ???!? I A r*,,1
.~V*inis expense will be thrown upo
those who neglect this notice.
T. F. It \ I LF'\
Jan 111 ."> 2 t
Final Discharge,
"VfOTlCF is hereby given that It. V. Gi>i
1A Administrator / mix mm of the ct
tale of Willi am II. Gist, deceased, has a:
plied t> James M. Gee, Judge < f I'robate
ia and for the (' maty of Union, f ir a (inn
discharge as such Adaiinistrat )i\
It is cr lend, that the t wentieth day o
February A. D., 1 ir00, t>c lived for lieariu
ol I'Ctit'.oll. a'id a filial set I ii-men t el' sat
estate. JAM US M. (IFi;.
Judge Probate Union Comity'.
Jan 17 '? -It*
Educate Your Daughters
AND before dcciiliog where, scud for
Catalogue of the
WILLIA3ISTON FEMALE COLLKUE
DHK !? rntNO SR55IOS YTtT.Ii OIT.T
\ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 18'JO.
I wilt cum v uj? it mil tv right s 11 t o1
Columbia, Saturday, February 1.
S. LANDFli,
President.
Williainstuti, S. ('., Dec. IF, lF'JO.
Dec CO ol Tl
A FREE GIFT.
Ill A V 11 1 (li./.en handsome hat.il | vii.tc
Oil Paintings, CCxUti, in mat gi!
frames, which I will give to the first twciv
persons who will buy S'Ju worth of g<m !
from me, etch eash.
Any number of persons tray club t<
get Iter anil uet one or more pictures. FC
worth of trade will gel one picture.
These pictures are sohl by dealers at
ami Sid?an ornament in any room.
A lso, 1 ili>/.cn of I lie same kiml, I Ix'Jl
which I will give f>r SI "> worlii of cu*
iimiIc.
'Hiis is nn otter never before mule to lli
tra-le here.
S. M. KICK, .IK., K. V.
Jan 17 :) li
GO TO THE
UNION MARBLE
A N I)
GRANITE WORKS
r o ii
MoMMKNTS. ToMliSTONKS AND MAI!
i;u; wuiik <;I;NJ:I; wj.V,
Always en iinml, <<r lo In order. j
lat'fje selection ready for lettering ami tk
livering at short notice.
Willi-: AND I li< i\" IlAILINti,
l.inu'. foment, Ac. aI ways on Iinml, at ?
low | ir ices as any lionoralilc ilea lor.
(i?-i|I'M most rcsjiccti'iiII.v soliciti'il.
(IKnlM-E (SKDl>r.S.
Nov. IT if
yHffWCOmCMI^W ^ .. OnrofthrpnPP
rod mi,y fn0T\T M HEMT Trl fcllli Ki
MllfSn#?M\\W . I n rVfCC
\ | ho wtn-lit. Our facilities ar
if ||H^4^r. I unequal* 4. and to Introduce ou
AllVJr .^Hlr L auprnorpo<ilswewill eendrnil
j\?y kjHft l" (ooiR rumox in each locality
YOm H Hit L__ . a.?Ahov?. Only those who writ
Tk. W jllfc HKas' ^touMl once tan make sura n
H|&?y^. EUe BE? the* chance 'All yuti have to do It
C VC^vluQC^H return it to alt >w our goods t
? V" a H?HVE those who rail?your neighbor
..,-ii/s^I and th -so around y??u. 1 he bo
*Ml IKr imm fanning of this advertlaemen
fniil IL. Vt ahona the small end of the tela
cope. Tlio following cut gWe# the a|>|?earance of It reduced t
?|.<>ut (lie floi.'lh |?art uf Ilitxilk It ia a rrainl,d<>ub1riir?tala
l-r uilnr?-.a. tacaajr 10 carry W? will alao ahow you bow 70
,,.i mnk. fiutn *:? I >lt I O* 'lay ?t least. from the atari,with
,.u! etmlirto - lini.r ? rttf it uu<? WrMy all ri| i. .1. haixri
JM4f<M,U I2ALLL11 *WV.,Vv*aePt I'VULAFV, HAWI
State of South Carolina. |
COUNTY OF UNION.
lu the Court of Coininou Pleas.
j T. II. Littlejohn. Jack Littlejohn, Marcel'us
Littlejohn, James Littlejohn, Amanda
1 Littlejohn. Gallic Goudelock, Dr. Wiley
Littlejohn, P. P. Pearson, Susau Blanton,
Robert S. Pearson, Elisabeth Pearson,
James A. Tenrson and Mary Anne Jami.
son, Plaintiff*;
against
J. 0. Long, as Sheriff of Union County,
Frances Burnett, E'iznbeth llnminctt,
Jenctta Gritlin, Mary Pettit, John Pcttit,
James Pettit, Elizabeth Mooniy, Mary
Petty. Ilenry Pettit, Adolphus Pettit,
Beauregard l'ettit, Jack Pcttit, Columbus
Pettit, and all the remaining heirs at law
and distributees of Elizabeth Tate, de,.
ceased, names nud residence unknown,
Jtrfrmlant*.
Summons for Ilelief?Complaint not served, j
To J. G. Long. as Sheriff of Union County,
1 Frances Gurnet t, Elizabeth llummctt,
1 JencttaGriffin, Mary l'ettit, John Pettit,
James l'ettit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mary
l'etty, Henry l'ettit, Adolphus Tettit,
lleauregard l'ettit, Jack l'ettit, Columbus
l'ettit, and all the remaining heirs nt law,
and distributees of Klizabeth Tate, dcr
ceased, names and residence unknown,
ti Defendants in this action :
YOU at'c hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this ac- (
tion.acopy of which is filed in the office of
the Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas for
said County, and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the sube
ssriber nt his office, at Gaffnoy City, S. C.,
s within tweuty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service ; aud
f if you fail to answer the complaint within
t the time aforesaid, the l'laiutiffs in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Witness, J. II. McKissick, Esq., Clerk of
the Court of Comtnou l'leas, in and for the
County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the
22d day of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud ninety,
aud in the oue hundred and fourteenth year
1 of the Sovereignty and Independence of the
' United States of America.
'J J. II. McKissick, Clerk C. 0. I'.
' (<- ->) J. K. WEBSTER,
< skai. > Plaintiffs Attorney.
n 1 ? J
To Henry Pcttitand llenuregard l'ettit, nonresident
defendants, and to all the remaining
licirs at law and distributees of Elizabeth
Tate, deceased, defendants, lion-resident
of this State, names and residence
unknown :
You will please take no'.icc that the original
complaint in this action, together with
the summons, of which the foregoing is a
copy, was tiled in the office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas for Union county,
on the 22d day of January, 1800.
J.E. WEBSTER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jan 124 U (it
The St:ito of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION. \
I
15y JAMES M. GEE, JuJgc Probate.^ ?
i\T|lEl!EAS. W. A. Nicholson lias made
VV suit to me to grant bim letters of adniiniBir.it
ion on the estate and clfccts of
Mis. Mary E. Kn'glit, deceased.
These nre therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
( the said Mrs. Mary E. Knight, dco'd, that
( M'uYh'^oro^na, on ill" loth day ofVctirui"
ary, next utter publication hereof, at 11
j~ o'oiook in iho forcnoou, to show cause, if
any they have, why the said administration
should not he granted.
(liven under my hand this 20ill day of
i January, Anno l> i;rni, 1800.
JAMES M. GEE,
Judge of Probate.
| I'uhlishe 1 on tlij 01st day of January,
iso:i. m the Weekly U lion Ti.mks.
Jan 111 o 2t i
1 The State of Soutli Carolina, i
' ! cor.vrv or rxioy.
lly J AS. M. GEE, Ju lge of Probate.
j \\7H ERAS, Joseph If. Mclvissick, as
\ \ Clerk of Court, lias made suit to mc '
I t > grant him Letters of Administration,
[ with will annexed, on the estate of nud ef'
foe's of Mrs. June K. Sims, deceased.
a These arc therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Mrs. Jane E. Sims, deceased,
* Iliat limy l,u BUil ftpponr befdre mo la tb?
Probate Court to be held at Union C. II.,
Soulh Carol<> ? OI.I I-J ~r Aim.oil,
next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock
in the torenoon, to show cause, if any thev
have, why I he said administration should
not he granted.
Given under my hand this 29lh day of
January, A. I). lS'JU.
JAMES M. GEE.
Judge l'robnte.
Jan 31 5 Gt
ip^
S | 1 <4 operation of mom >
I B'tl Hr" than Ono llunilrrd
3 j~J Rj Th nr. find applications for patouia in ]
'. u la 23 " " United fclatcs and Foreign conn1
Ki a!) tries, tho publishers i f the bcirntitio '
JfclVr. :t American continue to act as solicitors j
h for patents, caveats, trade-murks, copymsnssu
rights, etc., f<>r the United Mutes, and
C t<> obtain patents in Canada, Kngland, France, 1
Germany, and all other countries. Their riperi- t
ruco is uuoijualed and their faoilities are uuaur- ,
passed. I
Iirawlr.js and specifications prepared and filed j
In the I'aicnt Offh n on short notice. Terms vsry ,
reasonable, No charge for examination of models
or drawings. Advice by mail free.
Patent s obtained i li rough Mnnn A On. am noticed
Inthe Nt'lKXTIFIO AMKIUCAN, which has
the largest eirculation and is the most influential
newspaper of ite kind published In tho world.
The advantages of such a notice every pateotee
| understands.
This largo and an'on.lblly Illustrated newspaper
Is published WFKIi IA at #3.00 a year, and IS
admitted to lie tho bust paper devoted tn acier.ce.
mechanics, inventions, engineering works, anil
' other department* of Industrial progress, publialied
in any country. It contains the names of .
all patentees and title of every invention pal en led
each week. Try it four mouths for oue dollar.
6old by all newsdealers.
If yon have ?n invention to patent write t*
Mnnn A Co., publishers of Scientiflo Aiseri9*%
161 Itroadway, New York. ? .
| Handbook about patents mailed free,
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TTnmn.mQrln PnrH 11r/ n 1*
j J>A V/ ill V ill IVvl V JL VX VXXAUVX
"LONG'S PltKL'AllED Oil KMI< 'ALS."
s
rn\VO barrels composted with cotton seel '
JL or stable Manure mnkc< a Ion of good
livnie-ni olc I'crl ilizcr at less ilnn half the (
cost of Aminonintcd Phosphates.
For sa'e by
FOSTBIl. WILKIN'S \ CO.
.Ian 17 .*5 It
SAMUEL S STOKES,
jATTORNEY AT LAW'
UNION, S. O .
A
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* sr/:n i/, arri'xt/ox paid to col
> lections.
I Ollice ifk the XlMJU Olhcti,
f ^ r
THEGJ
We have goi
hut, must rftlfi
room for the
SPRINC
AND ARE SELL I
COME AND BE CON
COME TO ALL AT THE
HARK
April 10
C H E
THAN
Owiug to tho exceedingly mild V
DRY GOODS, CLOT
And in order to redfcco our largo st
all classes of merchandise. Wo will
buying.
We arc going to close out our sto(
1
March 20
CAUTION &??Srs
bottom. If tlio dealer cannot enpoly :
tend direct to factory, enclosing advert
prloe.
$3 SHOE CENTUM I
Fine Calf, Tlonvy lanced Grain and Ci
moor Waterproof.
Heat in the world. Examine lite
85.00 GENUINE HAN 1>-HKWKI> Mil
4.00 IIAND-SKWKI) WEIiT SHOE.
|;i.r>0 l'OI.ICE AND FARMKR8' NIK
9'<?.fiO EXTRA VALUE CALF SHOE.
92.25 & 92 WORKING MEN'S SHOE
92.00 and 91.75 ROYS' SCHOOL NIK
All made la Congress, Button and Lace.
$3 & $2 shoes lafis
91.75 SHOE FOR MISSES.
__Beat Material, llcat Style. Boat Fltt
IV. l. Douglas, Brockton, Maaa. Sold t
Kxtmine W. L. Douglas' ?2 shoos
Ladies ami gentlemen.
JR.^ E. U.
<2 ~~L 9 IIAIflP from Ohio. Tien
V1 JBSIfi VIIIIsK portrait of Mr. C
W wiwBB i0?f 0f Salem,
O S "W?? work on a fan
CM 1 a month; I now have an ag
try l,,r C. Allen A Co # album* ami l
pj and often ninke 920 a
William Kline, llarcisburg,
write*: 4,i have never ki
1 /j/iflBa anything Co sell like your al
KcclMClv\ydii)i\ * e*t. itlav I took order* enou
!?">> over 92.V W. J
"? re, Hunger, Me., writei
an order for your alht
evcry house I visit,
proflt is often as mu< ha*I
0 * single day
W< Mhera ire Haina ??W. ? <
h.tvo not spAco *to girt
from thr|f Icttt v*. I
one who Inkc* hold of thiJiffr.in?l bu?inc*? plica ui>KiAiidpr
Shall we start VOU in this busine
reader? Write torn ami lenm all about it for yutiraelf.
are lartinir many ; ace will alart you If you don't delay
another gcta ahead of you in your part of the country, ll
lake holt! you will he ahleto pick up gold fact. OCT llejl
[>n acet.unt of a forced manufacturer's aale 1 ttf?,004>
ilollui* j\ llrtama are to he aold It
people f.r site C.aeh. Hound In lioyal t'rimcon Silk V
I'lucli. Chnriningla decorated inside*. Ilnndcotueai alliums i
world. I.irgcat sire, Orealesl bargains ever known. A,
aanteil. Liberal term*, llig money for agents. Any ont
become a e irreccful aarent. Sella Itcelf on tight-little <
lalking necessary. Whefevff shown, every piie wants to
liate. Agetita take thousands of orders with rapidity u
.i
ran do aa well nn any one. h nil lufonnatlon And Ifrnv* f r
|o th??e who wrho for wmr, wllli particular* Ami tennafo
family lllhlc*. Hooka and 1'crfodical*. Aflrr you know
ihvulii vou conclude to go n?? further, why no harm is d??nt
Addrcu L. C. ALLK.N k CO., Al'Ul'dTA, )1a
Wait for the Wagoi
UP Tim
UNION MARKE'
* The
subscribers liavo formccl a parti
iliip for tlie purposo of enrryibg on (he
BUTCHER, <U<KEN UHOLERY,
AND
General Provision Busine
at the old stand, "?^||| 'o R. W. \
sley's Jewelry Store, nnd\pA,i)ee.i*TtW5"
the pa'ronago of ihc c?t zfis.
Our aim will be to kccpplways on f
the hot of moils and every thing
usually wan tod forilie tul le.
iMie oi ilie nrm win mwnys oe
market lo wait on those who may c?!
will he wish tho wng'.n lo receive or
at rcsdenccs.
Give us a fair trial
WAlUtKN I). AKTIIL*
J. 1). ftUMl'llKlKS.
Jan 10 . -M
cOOO 000 BiMS f 1 ''
r
t it on our Goods
iase it to mak(
i norma
A W V_^ JL ^ KJ ,
NG GOODS AT COST.
VINCED. A HEARTY WEI
EMPORIUM OF
Y M. COHEN & BRO.
At Col ton's old stand.
16 ly.
APE R
EVER.
^iutcr. we find that we aro overstocked iu
HINQ, HATS AND CAPS,
N D SHU
nnl- irn <ir? nnv nfFiTmrr qn'oinl l,nr<?ftinS
WVI*J ? v Ml v "V I? VUV1 w J O
, iniko it to your ioterost to cull bofo
ck if low prices will bo any inducement.
Icspeclfully,
RICE & MCLTJRE.
13 tf
1 B. F. POSEY,
DRUGGIST.
D E A L E It I N
CHEMICALS,
TOILET ARTICLE
^ TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACKS, \U
1$ READY MIXED PAINTS.
"e?d. WIIITK LEAD, linseed oil
r?*- TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GU
)E.
> & PAINT BRUSHES,
Es- CIGARS AND TOBACCO
In*.
"for LAMPS, and LAMP OOOl
u?? a4i a. ?.i a * l ( c n a , .
n.
PURE WINES AI\iI> LIQUORS
> u?
Ohio" ^or Medicinal use.
m for
;ency
,J,by[.; Careful and courteous attention to ci
>ac* customer.
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iown
hum.
gh to
. Kls
"I tft
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atk.'9
Well J
;r?;; prescriptions carefully co
Ofltf.
??t pounded at all hours.
w?
until
r you
i Allen
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tli?
rivet
n tlio
frnf?
|rcJ{j We select our goods with greatest cm
r?t- buy them as low as they can be bong
0" ?or cash, and sell tliein at I.nwcu i.s?i
'/;r; Trices.
15. F. 1'OSliV.
..* March '22 VI ly.
in*.
1 FIDELITY
LOAN and TRUST CC
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ART AND HUG, S. C.
acr
variiAb I'Aiu in, . yitV|UW.
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President, George Coficl
Treasurer, . - \V. K. Kurnc
Attorney, - - J. 15. Clcvclno
gg 1>I II KCTOlt*.
Joseph Walker. | J. JJ. Cleveland.
rU ,wv... v,..; j
- J?-1 T. C. Duncan. ! G?orgcCoficW.
land Interest allowed on deposits at the rate
1(:e four per cent, p r an it? m, mi l addtd
accounts scmi-nnnuullj'.
,he July 1*J 'J'J ly
I, or
dors Corrected Adv^rtiscmcn
OWINtl t?? tho high town license for n
tinning in Union. I will not offer
stock of Knots and Shoes at auction
February od., as advertised, luti will c
tinueto KKLK Til KM AT ft 1ST.
, by S. M. HICK, JU , K. U
"0 Jan 17 *
NOTICE TO CASH
h^HNI|M
BLANKETS, QTIIL
BOOTS, SHOES
\
We are now offering them at COS'
money ta buy Spring and Summer Gc
WE MEAN WHAT 1
and if you don't believe we are selling
sec our bills and we will gladly show
Goods cost us.
Don't put oil' but come at once to
RODGER & PI
Sept 0 . 30
SPECIAL BA
1 N
Mir.I.IXI'UY DRY conns CLOTH
SHOES, ETC.
MONEY WE ?IU!
SEE SOME OF OUR
Good Shirlinir, vcuib, ^
i _ Hfi I I mm IT ? ?*? i I
Boots, solid leather, for$l 40, Blankets, 90 cdots, D
iq ward, Counterpanes, HO cents and upward. Lead P
Writing Paper, 6 cents per quire, Pocket Handkerchief*
r for cents, Ladies Hats at your own prico, Buttons
Shawls in abundance, from 15 ceuts up.
CLOTHING, CL(
We are certainly Headquarters for Clothing, judgi
been selling, tail we bought very largely this season co:
hand which will be sold at c.it-throat pricos.
MONHY SAYK1).? If you wish to save money in 1
believe we have the Stock and the price to save it on.
NEW tit>t)US.?Wc are just receiving a large lot o
trade.
Call and see us ami we will do you some good. A
every tuan, woman and child
Thanking you lor past favors, we are Most r
GRAHAM &
C1IJ
Sept 11 97
a . - J..".- -?5
GUNS AND AI1I
s
!\ 1. have a large sleek of Imported and American t
, .M tiz/.le ami Itrcech Loading, which wo aro selling al
Also, Powder, slio", Blank and Loaded Shell-, Guu J
anything in this lino, it ,vii 1 pay you to callut
J nil 4 I
ich
Great Clearini Gut Sali
See the Prices Quote
TOO yards Calico at 3j c worth 5 c. Mens heat
800 it 4.1c worth t'.Jc. Match tho
4<'.() yards Wool filled Kentucky Jeans, at Remnants
22.1c. Remnants
r0i Tickinp, at t;.J and 8c. 8c Dress C
in Feather Ticking, at 11.1c and 13 c worth 10 10c Dress
,,B unit ix<- - ? ?- ?
All-wool red Flannel at 13.1c. 10c lllack
Womctis toll J leather Shoes at 00c. 00c "
ChiIdrens copper lip Shoes, at 30c. Goc "
Childrens soft shoes at 10c. 70c "
Mens Jlrogatis at 70c. 80c "
High priiccs are dead. FLYNN has killed them.
A iresh lot of Clothing received last month now oil
) prices :
88 Suits for 81 80. $0 Overcoi
.*>10 Suits for !*>t' 'JO 88 Ovcrcot
lUack Cork Screws, 88 70, 8J0 and 812 00. 812 00 Ov
Pins, Hairpins, Muttons and Thread thrown in to a
CLEA11ANCE SALE of
13. <
LEADER AND C1IAMPIO]
00 May 27 12
d" an|*K'p
" Money to Loan. J uvj nu7'.n lie
d. j?uv-?i?'iqn
Ovt i f ii- r 'p?M?l???uou
N unproved farm lands, in sums of riim?ni?Mi?
$300, and u:>w ard4. Loans repayable ?k,xX^o*,?<|,V
ex^pustii'g his cr> |? in any cue year. iti.s'p
?1 Anp'y at onco to
to 1 D. A. TOV'NSEND, &SF5S*
Attorney, Union, 8. C.
Oct 18 42 Gin jjjjj
v JEFFERSON DAVI8.?28.I vfc "an
uiiic" now nn-narnl by Hcv. J, Win. Joucn,
HC- uitli assiHtaiH *' ??r Mrs. 1>nvi\ will l?c authentic. A IX |><
inV" cliarinintfly written, beautifully illuM rated and |in<|
i.iniml -in every way worthy of the Mii?J?vt.
?n Awuu waiit.d. (Vniplite outfit *1. ^atisfHotloii niul lia\t
on- ^uarantt'fil or iiioucv refunded. Order now, J'irst ? |?roin]?tlv.
come, first -erred. Addrev, JOJIKj||(M ^ (.() gallons, n
Iir.rti Main Street, Iticluiiniiil, Va._ .
J ill to - ' V 1 '
1
BUYERS. J
ts, hats; ^
, ETC. *
r, in order to raise
>ods.
WE SAY,
j them at cost, ask to
you exactly what tlie
' tlie Banner Store of
JRCELL
RGAINS
INC, HATS, BOOTS,
ST HAVE
PRICES :
reus Goods, 60, 8j|o, lOo, and up '*
enuils, f> cents per dozou, good
', & for 5 cents, l'ins, 2 papers
, 12 dozen for 0 oeuts, Ladies
OTHING.
ng from the quantity wo have
asequently have a big Slock ou
mjing your g?<ds, wo honcrtly
t new goods for 1I10 Christinas
cordial invitation is extended to
cspcclfnlly,
SPARKS'.
SAP CASH STOKE.
tf
? :?
MUNITION.
C?tins, Single and Double Barrel,
t prices that cannot be beaten.
Implement', etc, If you wunl
FOSTER. W ILK INS & CO.
SKU INti .MACIIINK IN THE
\\ OK LI).
Sit).50 A'N"
FREIGHT;
llRATEJ) "DKMOKKST '
fcOLp OXI.V J1Y 11
eras & co.
if
s at Flyi's.
1IIIMIII11 I
)d Here :
cy Hoots, nil sizes, Si ."O
se prices and you will atr.ko oil.
Calico, Uc per yard.
Dress Goods to per yard,
ioods 5c per yard.
Goods. OiQ.uer yard. <? .
<i , j......
Hour etta for 21c.
' 2!?c.
Cashmere for 42c.
" " f?Oc.
" 68c.
lorcd :it II?o following ridiculous
ils for * ') (16.
lis for *6 60.
crcouts for *8 60.
ny person buying at llio (IKEAT
D.FLYNN,
NT OF LOW TRICES.
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ntffMo.i ? I a son ?.? V aonufiw
ouifn put h>ja? i*a o?? ?> OtS uiojj una
J qjoM OI oX OI Mil piqom noX Mouq noX
lt?jj 'Itu4? t|? X?a *M 'PT*^*' u* I* tnqj pit*
t|M unlw) tpioq q>iqo 'in i j ?piJl >iq*n|M aj
liqi?noX inoq* **oqi pu* tjoqq*|<u pu* >pa?m ^
? Moqi oi no/ pax #? i*qM *?oq? o| n op p**?
I aioo 'an
* it
[ EARNEST CALL.
mvojis who have purchased Guano
oilier goods from us, duo Nov. 1st,
in>1 paid the sumo, must respond
Wo are obliged to meet our obliud
our customers must aid us to do
FA It II & THOMSON. \
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