The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 21, 1890, Image 3

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? said, wi'h unbounded wonder and delight, that one inan with this yankee machine could olean 100 pounds of cotton in a day? as much aa a man could clean by hand in a whole winter. The cotton thai required many hands all winter to clean, could now be done by one man in a few days. Thus was the cotton gin invented. O ! for some Eli to now invent a means to push mw Gooo Hssoi.tmons.? kridWQiKfcro JW tioncd the fact that an Alliaooe Tn Laurens County hsd adopted a resolution requesting merchants not to sell pistols or pistol cartridges. That was a good resolution. A great deal of the lawlessness in ibis State no ill iuauy uiiibib, in uuo iu muu o cirrjiug pistols, l'istols and whiskey are the two greatest enemies to domestic peace and social order. 'Wo note another good resolution adopted by the Jonosvillo Alliance of Union County, as follows: "Resolcrd, by this, the Joncsville Alliance, that we will endeavor to give to our farms more atleotion ths prosent year than wo have in the past; and that wo will idle no time, that we can profitably spend on our farms. , "Resolved, further, That we use all the eoonomy possible and make all honest endeavors to niret our obligations promptly." The above resolutions?mutatis mutandis ?are good for all citieens, whether farmrs, mechanics or professional men : 1st, to discourage the carrying of oonoealed weapons; 2T?'?r.Kl*?-ft ?at~Vway': "Jlly. to practice " l~*~bcoii6Wy and meet all henest obligations. If each resolutions would animsto I ho whole people of the State for just this one year there would be such nn improvement as the State has never known.?Wcwberry Observer. FaAnrct, Fate or a Criminal.?Memphis, February 13.?The particulars of tho trag e iy at Crawfordsvillo, Ark., were learned to night futn the brother in-law of the murdered airlJwho resides in thin nilr mil who hasjust returned from the none. Miss Qoss was missed during the night and a starch wan made, but without suocess until daylight, when hor mutilated corpse was found about 300 yards from the h use. She had been assaulted and then murdered. Mm The whole neighborhood soon gathered, and search for the murderer began at onoe. Suapioion pointed to Corveit, who had been around the house the night before in au intoxicated condition. From his wife it was learned %thst became home early in the morning drunk and. informed her that he . had mardered Miss Gogs, at the same dime tbrtkl^ning to Will Uw ll fc?*i mm* hny his secret. V-? Without waiting for tbo slow process of >. the law the infuriated people took Corvctt ?^^to the scene of the murder, and with an ^Baxe cut off his arms aud logs nad severed his head from his body. When Miss Goss'a brother-in-law left the mob was preparing to cremato Corvelt'a remains. . Etaoilist Howrsn.?A lady friend of Eaangelist Howren's. writing ofbim to The 8unday News, says : "Mr. Howren arrived here more than a week ago, looking healthy but worn out. He took to bis bed the night he oame, aud has never been out of it since. He has boenrvery, very ill, soroetimea uuoontoioua foa sn hour or two at a lime. He has had 'igrip" and has been threatened with pneumonia, but the prime cause of all hia sickness is neaauus prostration and a general breaking J?*n of the system. He has frequentty preached three times on Jjunday and lectured every night in the week succeeding. As most men do under such circumstances, he gave way all at once, and Mppf for days he liM beoo too weak to toko food. No ono is allowed to soe him, for with nerves unstrung like his the entrance into J his room of a quiet geatloman or la ly would * do him as much harm as an unobaino J tiger " ' would, lie is undoubtedly improving, but it is a long, weary road between him and the robust nerves ho had when he started out as a lecturer."?Ncics and Courier. \ Dodging tub Taxes.?Col. Qibbcs the welhknown engineer of Columbia S. C. has been tfpioiutcd the agent for tho abandoned lands of this State. Since his appointment he has done great servioe as will bo indicated by only a partial report which he mado unofficially to a Reporter last night at the Charleston Hotel. r Col Qibbes stid that he had discovered 122,000 acres of land in Berkeley which wore r not on jh? tax books. This number inoludes not only lands which have never bocn returned, but lands which have been returned 4fl|^*t?aometime and have been withheld at the " ^^^^^naCreiurna. . " ?Gtnairs the'WBoTittumper ?r acres, number of norei in the State. lie will remain in Chorlcston for some days, and will then resume his work in other counties.? AYw* and Courier. Tuar Lib Down and Dii.?Wichita, Kan., Feb 16.?Appalling reports have been received here to-day of tho mortality among the Indians in the country east and south of Oklahoma, from influenza. Indian Agent ^-^tane, from the Shawneo nation, estimates nearly one hundred of that tribe hare * within a week from the disease, about two-thirds of them being children. The Kiokapoos, Creeks, Iowas, Pottawotamies, and Arapahocs are all afflicted, and their condition is said to be pitaible. The stricken tribes seom to have lost heart when the grip first appeared, among them. Jiedicino men ministered to their wants and their cares, and they only seem to have aggravated the disease, and since the deaths ,,'v A have become so numerous the Indians refuse *11 offers of assistance, and just lie down and 4ie. r Boinbd by his Wifb.?Philadelphia, Feb. 16.?A sensation nas been created here, and in South Jersey, by the discovery of a large number of notes with the forged signature of jidward Lippiucotl of Medford, N. J., who is the proprietor of Haddon Hall, Atiantio City. The amount runs up in the thousands. Banks, Arms and individuals are the victims. Mr. Lippinoolt says his wife is tho forger. It was also discovered that the property of Mrs Haines, the Bister of Mrs. Lippincott, worth $5,000, has been Mortgaged to the ex tent of $19,000 by Mrs. Lippinoott. Among the victim* in this city are John Wanamaker, Bharpless Bros., J. k J. Dobson, and other large firms. The Lippincotts are well known in Society, and are of Quaker descent. Lippincott is ruined. gtrmtilta Emtsbprisk.?Greenville, Feb. 16.?The bnildiog of a new fertiliser factory here is assured. Bosks of subscription were .opened to dsy for will be erected with a capacity of twelve thousand tons of fertisers , ^ annually sad it la expeoted to bo in operaIjM tioc by August lae. W Now is iho time to Paint and Kalsomino your house*. Oat the celebrated Tinted <7 .aiiloea ready,mixed paints, for painting, and rl A Alabastine for Kelsomiaing, at FOSIKR \YILJt CO. Easily and roadly applied by rjf aayoaa Sample cards and estimates on ?jJP - application. r' " "jf: ;; ? , v Amazons of Tf.mpbra^^?Kansas Citj, February 16.?The Jouranrs special from Pickardsvill", Mo. says : "The temperaooe orusade in tbW section of the slate is spread* ing. Lett Thursday a number of women armed with rocks, hatchets and axes proceeded to the saloon of Dury Davis. The women suashod the windows and chopped down the door. They possessed themselves of the bottles and kegs ofb*^^^^L^*rrela ^^^^fro/^rtt:4**Tlrope*|jr, Dury Davis who runs the saloon has wotl bing H ssy. i L Rmirft i I-'niKOitr r?v Km Tit-tvtn'g ? Columbia. February 12.? The ra ilroad conference lust night did not terminate untilafter midnight- The net r esult is that the rates on fertilisers from Charleston to points on tho Columbia and Greenville division of I ho Richmond and Danville Railroad hive been considerably reduced. The present rite from Charleston to most of the points on the Columbia and Greenvillo is $4 21. per ton. From and after the 24th inst it will be $1,90 a "ton. There will be no reduction in the rites froin Columbia, it is understood. It is expected that the shipments from Charleston will slacken until the reduced rates go into effect. '? A Vbuy Mais Mas.?A Hartford, Van Buren County, Mich., man, who wont west some years ago, got into trouble and the California penitentiary at the same time, and to save his family the disgraoe caused been shot and scalretTHby Indians. This . would have made it all right if ho had stayed dead, but a few days ago, while his widow was getting her trousseau ready to marry a decent man, the villinn spoiled everything by getting out of prison and writing homo to ask for his family. Developing Southern Resources.?Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 10.?It has leaked out that one rosult of the visit hero of Governor Camp bell and his party and John II. Inman and and the Boston and New York people whom he had with him was the formation of a gigantic land company. Govornsr Campbell is president, while such men as John H. Inman. John f!_ Pillinnn ?n.i -?i.? -? directors. The capital stock of the oompao j will be one milliou dollars. It will purchase Southornn lands and settle litem wi'h people from the North and West. MARRIED. fillOWN?SCOTT. llth L " J " "" : " 'llART?BENTLEY. berried/on the 30th ult., by Rev. D. r. Boyd, Mr. Willie Hart to Miss Etfio Bentlcy. Union Prices Current. CORRECTED WEEKLY 1IY FARR & THOMSON, COTTON BUYERS AND OROCEBS. Cotton, per pound,.... 0}@10.J Bacon, per pound, 59c. Flour, per 100 lbs, ?2(Ji $3 Meal, per bushel, Goc. Sugar, per pound, G(n>0c. Coffee, per pound, 20(<i;25c. Molasses, "iter gallon, 35(W>60c. Vinegar, per gallon 40c. Rice, per pound 0J@,8Jc. Hams, per pound 13c. Snlt, per sack, 75 cents. Teas, per pound, 60(?,$1. < Corn, per Dusltel, GOc. ? 1 J ' i - iv\hh u. it. Jf. oats lor Male , at FARR & THOMSON'S. Fob 14 7 8t Notice to Shippers and Consignees. t NOTICE is hereby given that on aud i after the 1st. day of February, 1800. < there will be a charge for the detention of < care of one dollar per day or any fractional I part thereof, if not loaded or unloaded with- t in forty-eight hours after being placed on ( proper loading or unloading tracks. t F. H. COUNTS. < Agent. SEED POTATOES. 'j WE HAVE in stook tho following varieties of Northern Potato os : ji and If you wanWnyother Variety" ill get them for you. Wo have also just reoeived a fresh lot of Johnson & Stokos* reliable Garden Seels, and have some new varieties. Call and examine them. We have in stock a full line of S aple and Fancy Groceries, such as Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard, Hams, Sugar. Coffei, Grits, Salts Syrups, Condensed Milk, Chocolate, Cocoas, Desioated Coooanu', Flavoring Extracts &ud a full line of Canned Goods.? Call and get prices. II. F. SCAIFE & SON. Feb 21 8 ly The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By J AS. M. GEE, Judge of Probate. h^taK-frfe mi to grant him Letters of Administration, 1 with will annexed, on Iho estate of and ?f- 1 feots of Mrs. Jane ?. Sims, deceased. Theso aro therefore, to oite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mrs. Jane ?. Sims, deceased, ' that they be and appear before me in the Probate Court to bo held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 21st day of March, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock 1 in the forenoon, to show cause, if any thoy bare, why the said administration should nut be granted. Oiven under my hand this 29th day of January, A. D. 1890. JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate. Jan 81 6 6t Mortgage Sale* BY rirtue of a power contained in a I noose, at Union, S dunl^t^^nB^r hours of sale, on Salesday ih March next. I all the right, title and interest that James P. HollingHWorth has, (said interest being one-third of one-half) in that tract of land containing one hundred and serenty-five acres, lying and being in Pish Dam township, in said county, and adjoining lands of estato of John Kolly, William Allwine, and others. Terms?CASH. Purchaserto pay for papors. JAMES O. RICK, 1 Mortgagee. i Feb U 7 Si State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Id the Court of Commou Pleat. T. H. Littlfjoho, Jack Littlejohn, Maroellus Littlejohn, James Littlejohn, Amanda Littlejohn, Sallie Goudelock, Dr. Wiley Littlejobb, P. P. Pearson. Susan Blaatoo, Robert B.' Pearsou, Elisabeth Pearson, SmMMA. Pearson and Mary Anns Ral. Plaintifft, y fif/aintt t J. 0. Long, as Sheriff of Union Conaly, Frances Burnett, Elizabeth Hammett, Jenctta Griffin, Mary Pettit, John Pettlt, James Pettit, Elizabeth Mooncy, Mary Petty, Henry Pettit, Adolphus Pettit,' Beauregard Pettit, Jack Pettit, Columbus Pettit, and all the retraining heirs at law and distributees of Elizabeth Tate, deceased, names and reeidenco unknown, Defendants, Summons for Relief?Complaint not serred To J. Q. Long, as Sheriff of Uuion County, Frances Burnett, Elizabeth Hammett, JeuettaGriffin, Mary Petlit, John l'ettit, James l'ettit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mary Petty, Henry l'ettit, Adoiphus Petlit, Beauregard Petlit, Jack l'ettit, Columbus l'ettit, and all the remaining heirs at law, and distributees of Elizabeth Tate, deceased, names and residence' unknown, Defendant* in (hit action : V7" OU are hereby summoned and required |t to answer the complaint in this ao*. the Clerk o(the Court of Common Pleas for said County, and to serve a oopy of your answer to the Bsid complaint on the subsariber at bis office, at Gaffney City, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of suoh service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tho Plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the corop'aint. Witness, J. If. McKissick, Esq., Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas, 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 and ninety, and in the one hundred and fourteenth year of tho Sovereignty and Independence of the United States of Amerien. J. H. McKissick. Clerk P P p f r~J. ETWEBSTER, I 8KAL j- Plaintiffs Attorney. To Henry Pet tit tin J Deiraregard Pcttit, nonreeideot defendants, and to all the remaining heirs aj. law and distributees of ElixaE bet h Tate, deceased, dofendants, non-resident'of this State, names and residence " uumr<rw(r: ** " You will please take notice that the original complaint in this action, 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 for Union oounty, on the 22d day of January, 1890. J. E. WEBSTER, Plaintiffs Attorney. Jan 24 3 6t State of South Carolina. COUNTY OP SPARTANBURG. In the Court of Probate. Summons for Relief?Complaint served. Thomas R. Triramier, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Spartanburg County, as Admiuiatrator of the personal estate of Victoria Stone, Plaintiff, f agaimt J. II. Williams, as Administrator of Ulyses Williams, with his wUl annexed, ^/tnd in j;8 genia Hooper, Defendant*. I'o J. II. Williams, as Administrator, and in his own right, Gordon Williams, Franoes J. Vaughn, Monroe L. Williams, Eugenia Hooper, Defendants in this action. YOU are hereby summoned and require^ to answer the complaint in this action, i copy of which is herewith served upon pou, and to serve a copy of your answer to said complaint on the subscribers at their jffice, nt Spartanburg, S. C., within twenty lays after the servico hereof, ezolusivo of he day of such service, and if you fait to mswer the complaint within the time aforetaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply te he Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. W. 8. THOMASON, DAVID JOHNSON, Jr. Plaintiffs Attorneys. fo Frances J.JVaughn and Eugeula Hooper, defendant?. Take notice that the oomplaint in this action, together with the DAVID J0IIN80N, JR., Plaintiff's Attorneys, apariannurg, a. u. Feb 14 7 6t. Wait for the Wagon OF THE UNION MARKET. The subscribers have formed a partnership for the purpose of carrying on the BUTCHER, GREEN GROCERY, AND General Provision at the old stand, next door to R. W. Tinsley's Jewelry Store, and respectfully ask the patronage of the oitisens. nn. .iX ? :M V.. 4- i. 1 ? ? ? J VUt BilU mu U? Ml Acvp HIT* VkJ O UU'UBUU the best of meals and everything else usually wanted for the table. One of the firm will always be at (he market to wait on those who may call, or will be wilh the wagon (o receivo orders at residences. Qive us a fair (rial. WARREN D. ARTHUR. J. D. HUMPHRIES. Jan 10 2 tf FIDELITY LOAN and TRUST CO. -Of ? ^ C. . $80,000.00 orricans. President, George Cofield* rreasurer, . - W E. Burnett. Attorney, - - J. B. Cleveland. ' omitcTons. JambIi Wnltw I v n ? - > -.. | a. mi. v/iaTeiana. W. 8. Manning. | Geo. W. Niobolls. P. E. Converse. I W. E. Burnett. T. 0. Duncan. I George Cofield. Intereat allowed on deposits at the rate of Tour per cent, per annum, and added to toconnts semi-annually. July 1? 88 1/ ^tlfchtr n . HEfiDQ m * i .*t b% "Sf iff * ^(jUST R A oar load of fine BTJGGIE GGIES, PHJETONS. BOTH CARTS ?d uico line of HAB W JL U V I WILL HAVE A CAR LOAI * ** ~\ These Butfiea and Stotea will approved pap/ra. Boar io mtad, limi t am HEA1 m Thanking au^^-j|Pbir iioeral \ tinuanco of the aatS7 t I y& THEGi jf- ^ We hgffe go but mustlrele room for tke SPRPC I AND ARE SELL! COME AND BE CON COME TO ALL AT THE ,. . i i i=js CAUTION ???$-' bottom. If the dmler WBnot mpplys Hnddinct to fhotory, qbmihIih MT?rfl TS ctlni" 3>a 9rlvB OENTLEMEI Vine Calf, Heavy Laotd Grain and Ore moor Waterproof. .1 W)7iVNI'INE0HAN / ^CWEI^'NIII J?!oo aL^Sl^V W>' 11 made In CongreM, Button and Loco. $3 & $2 SHOE8 uGRI 1.75 SHOE FOR M1S8KB. JBaet Material. BeatStyle. Boat Flttl W. L. Donflu, Brockton, Maaa. Bold b] Examine W. L. Douglas' $2 shoes Ladies and gentlemen. 8. M. RICE, JR., E. U. Agent Uaion, 8. C. Jan 10 1 Cm 00 TO THE > ' ' Wf ^^gXrr'TJktnm.mm .. ea ? AND , GRANITE WORK rot MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES AND M. BLE WORK GENERALLY, Always on hand, or made to order, large selection ready for lettering and lirering at short notioe. WIRE AND IRON RAILING, Lime, Cement, &c. always on hand, al low prices as any honorable dealer. Orders most respectfully solicited. G?pROE GEDDEf Not. 29 4f. I ?V?-4c I '< -* "X ATrOM EY ATM \ ONION, S. O SPECIAL ATTENTION pJm TO C LECTIONS. T Office in the Tran Office. \ 600,000 Mle, CARTERS FOR GIES. EOEIY ED, \=r S ; OPEN BUGGIES, TOP BUG 3LESEATED BUGGIES, ROAD .NESSSTOVES ! ! > OF COOK STOVES IN A FEW DAYS. be told for CASH, or on a credit for DQUAR7gDy*QBNERALlIARDMtlnMge in the' put ana soliciting a con am, with respeot, . I>. BEWLEY. ^DING DEALER IN HARDWARE. 7 ly rip; IE GRIP. t it on our Goods, iase it to make } GOODS, NG GOODS AT COST. VINCED. A HEARTY WEL EMPORIUM OF ST M. COHEN & BRO. IB, Firosiy, \ DRUGGIST. ? DJGALER IN PURE MEDICINES. DRUGS. 0HE1MI0ALS, TOILET A RTICLES ^ TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, &C, ? " HI lllll WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, edML TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLAS B. u. PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, r* for LAMPS, ami LAMP GOODS CHANDALIERS, PUHE WINES AND LIQUORS for Mcdioinal use. Carefu I and oourtoous attention to eaoli -?, m*< 0 , S PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. VR ? A de- our goods with greatest care, boy them as low as they can be bought for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living Prioes. t IB B. F. POSEY. March 22 12 ly. * Earthquake. ?- -VaTE were aroused the other .morn. W ing frith a MIGHTY RtJMBLING J BRICK AND ROCK FALLING I HOUSES ROCKING t if CANNONS FIRING ! i* FIRE-BELLS RINGING ! WOMEN SQUALLING I nnna i ninirivni MERCHANTS CUSSING I THE EARTH TREMBLING! , -_ I'M) ICR T1IR OL- GREAT EARTHQUAKE OF LOW PRICES, AT W. LELAND BRADDY'S, New C?8h Store. P. 8. Cheese end crackers, oh I bow nice, bl 6c. ? snack, T ' ' p p * PLANTATION^ PLOW STOCKS, BELLOWS, SPADES, JIOES, HORSE ani All erf thwsv ttc t*rp - 4ft *n ^ flgvi Wo nrc Sole Agents for the A A. A DEMUREST SEW! Wo have also taken the Agency for chino. Call and sec it at work. Always FOSTER, WI Jan 4 TERR SLAU( In prices, for the next 20 days, store in Columbia, and will bring tho G room for tbern, and therefore offer my prico asked elsewhere. Think of it?Childrcns COc shoes for Ladies Button Boots for 75c, worth 81 Ladies fino Button Boots for 05c, worl Men's Suits at 83 25, worth 86. Men's Suits at 8-1 10, worth 88 50. Calicoes at 4J cents, worth 8J cents. Worsteds, Tricots, Cassimeres, Jei Blankets, Flannels, Collars, Cuffs, II Corsets, and avcry article alau^htarad wr I have 6 6how cases and a first-class < less than half what thev cost. LEADER AND CE May 27 NOTICE TO C All of* Our Hea\ Must Go BLANKETS, C BOOTS, SI We are now offering then: money ta buy Spring and Su IYE MEAN IY and if you don't believe wo a: see our bills and we will glad Goods cost us. Don't put oft' but at RODGER Sept fi j MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, SHOE!: MONEY WE SEE SOME OF Good Shirting, 4.] cents, good Calico, 5 ce Womona' shoes, 50 cents and upward, ] Boots, solid leather, for$l 40, Blankets, ward, Counterpanes, 50 cents and upwa Writing Paper, 5 cents per quire, Pockot Hi for 5 cents, Ladies llats at your own pri . . Shawl" in abundance, from 15 cents nn CLOTHING, We arc certaioly Headquarters for Cloi been selling, but wo bought very largely thi hand which will be sold at cut-throat pricos MONEY SAVED.?If you wish to save believe we have the Stock and the price to NEW GOODS.?We are just receiving a trade. Call and see us nnd wc will do you somi every roan, woman and child. Thanking you for past favors, we are n tv a tt a UKAHA Sept 14 Money to Loan. ON improve^ farm lamia, in sums of $800, and upwards, LoAns repayable in small annual installments, through a period of six years, thus enabling the borrower to pay off his indebtedness without exhausting bis crop in any one year. Apply at once to D. A. TOWN8END, Attorney, Union, 8. C. Oct 18 42 6m JEFFER80N DAVIS.?: n ine" now being prepared by Rev. J. Win. Jones with 1 he annrnvul of Mr*. Dnvl*. trill be. authentic charmingly written, beautifully illustrated am bo and,?In every way worthy of the subject Agents wanted. Complete outfit 11. Satiafactloi g uaranteed or money refunded. Order now. Firs o ome, first serred. Address B. F. JOHNSON A CO.. 1009 Main 8tr??t, Richmond, Va I Jan 10 2 7t ' ?> ' ; '1 J fc. ' ' V HARDWARE. ANVILS, SHOVELS, FORKS, ) MULE SHOES, NAILS, &c. paJg^d. to prirta at jclose ^ Lres. Buckthorn Fonce Wire and the Love Rutton Hob and Sowing Mai something new at tho "Old Reliable." LKras& CO. [I B LE iHTER as I will bo compelled to close up my foods to Union. I nm obliged to make entire stock at a little over half the 25 conts. L 25. tb SI 75. ins, Towels, Table Damask, Sheeting ats, Caps, Trunks, Laccs, Ilamburgs ith a vim. jombination iron safe that will bo sold at 1). C.FI^YNN, [AMPION OF LOW PRICES. 12 tf 'ASH BUYERS. ry Winter Goods , Such as JUILTS, HATS, [0K),l<BWP? - *' l at COST, in order to raise mmer Goods. HAT WE SAY, i'o selling them at cost, ask to ly show you exactly what the once to the Banner Store of zPURCELL 30 ly BaHuHiros N CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, 5, ETC. MUST HAVE OUR PRICES : nts, good Wool Jeans, 22.1 cents and upward Mens' wholestock Brognns, 05 cents, Mens 90 cents, Dress Gocds, 5c, 8^o, 10c, and up rd, Lead Pencils, 5 cents per dozen, good indkerohiefs, 5 for 5 cents. Pins, 2 papers ce, Buttons, 12 dozen for 5 oents, Ladies CLOTHING. thing, judging from the quantity we have ,s season consequently have a big Stock on i. money in buying your goods, we honertly save it on. large lot ot new goods for the Christmas ; good. A cordial invitation is extended to Most respectfully, M & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. 37 tf Lumber for Sale. THE remaining Lumber that was in the large building on the Fair Grounds is offered for sale. The squnre lumber, studding, a lot of weather-boarding and joists in almost as good as new for outhouses. Apply to S. S. STOKES, Timcs office. A Medical Call. A LL persons indebted to the subscriber in any way, ave hereby notified that I am greatly in want of money, and must eoli lect at onco. All who owe me will, therefore, t take due notice and govern themselves accordingly. J. E. GAKNER, M. D. ., Feb 14 7 24