The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, July 11, 1890, Image 3
THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
N. G. L1TTLEJ0IIN, . Epitoii
AS1I011V, S. <\
^ g^BEBS OF UNION ALLIANCE, TAKE
T* _ NOTICE.
r- >
vj," ' Jh? regular meetings of this Alliance uro
uAhc I?\antt 8?1 galurUa^H^of rach^ign^,
\h>n\t>*7 "Ididn't jjrt mffj.'jtr
\\. II. Mii.i.Kit, M. T. SMITH,
See. l'resiilent. If.
5 - ANOTHER TRUST.
Under tlio name ??f the American Honk
Cntiipiny. School bo >k publishers have
formed a imst lint will control nine-tenths
of tlie books grid and used in this country.
This means that wc, my friends, shall no
v longer have cheap school books for our children.
It docs seem that this inoruiunte thirst
/ f< r gain is f'rming men of every profession
t into combines and trusts, ami unless speedily
checked wi 1 soon destroy American
prosperity. I.et us, brother faimers, only
draw closer together as the new trusts rise
Hk up against us. Ami there is n tiod that will
Ift hear the right nml relieve the oppressed.
Li). A GRAND'CORRECTIONKnirbn.?You
received the
wrong resolution, of the Draytoaville Alliance,
puhlshed by you a few wesks since.
1 don't think it gives its justice.
IVc res lived not to patronize '/n//barroom,
in any jilncr, and wo also resolve I to impose
B n fine upon nny member who <1 i I patronize
W such a men; and if he did and became so intoxicated
us to be put in the calaboose, wo
nrc to expel him from the Alliance.
l'.?spYy. Dn vvTONviLi.K Ali.ianck.
llcnvcns blco-ing rest upon you, my hrctli.
rcn. Tlint resolution now has the right ring
to it. As I now look ut your little mountain.
ten miles distant, towering nhovc the
surrounding country, 1 feel that tin good
farmers around it have a'so elo'atcd themselves
heavenwnrl by adopting such, a resolution
against the barrooms.
I rejoice, to hear that one barroom nt (.luff
ney has died of starvation. Let us starvt
out the others. We need more moral co- _
jie in our ^{|paiices that will help ua t
nw?n|^raV*l/ for the right.
ANNUAL MEETING QF THE U. C. ALLI
ANCE
Union, S. July i, 18D0.
Ue County Alliance lioM its annual meet
ing to-day at the Court House.
The regular busincsi being disposed o
the election ol" officers to serve for tlio nex
year ?vns entercil iuto, au?l the follo-ving vvn
fie result :
'President, \V. T. Jeter, F sh Dam 1'. (?.
Vice l'resideut, 1). P. Duncan, Coldwcl
Secretary, A. C. Lylcs, Union, P. 0.
Treasurer, T. K. Foster, Union P. I).
Chaplain, Rev. M P. Kelly, Kelton.
Lecturer, Dr. llobcrt Little, Kelton.
j _ Asa'.t. Lecturer, J. T. Morchead, Gowdey;
fiurth Wednesday in July, at Urccneilk
Dr. llob.n-l Little.
There being no other business the Count
A n:- ... - .
a iiuncv wii3 cio?c<i in uuo term.
A. ('. Lyi.ks,
See. I*. C. F. A.
m .
CONSISTENCY.
Nn mire precious ' jew^l evu adorned i
nation or an individual than consistency
yet there is a grcnt lack of consistency ii
in of tlic South, ns ft people. Our surround
nigs mui condition prove ilie truth of in,
insertion without tiny argument.
I'orscssiug a foil ami climate adapted to
greater variety of productions tlu\n an,
other poitim of llio glob J ; with svll tb
ua'ural elements, sucli as minerals am
rater power, that are requisite for a grea
manufacturing country, and in addition t
hi*, producing seven out of tlio ton million
<%i* i ..i..m ?r ?|-- -? '- - -
. ?..iva vi vuiiuii miuuitiiy uinue on iu<
;loblc, wo Mill make ourselves the inosi 80
pendent people in any civilizeil country.?
O.ir Northern friends, protecting theii
manufactories from foreign compel it ioi
Ly 1'iak tariffs, will lake a ton of our crudt
pig irifc, at a cost of t welve dollars, am
make it inl > noils, an J we will pay then
fifty dolliis for it back again. Then, e. bah
of cotton that costs us, under our prosoul
system of agriculture, nearly fifty dollar!
to produce, we sell it to a Massachusetts'
Cotton Mill for 840, and it also is returned
to us in the cheapest cotton goods, fi>r whicli
we pay $1.4U. South Carolina can vaisi
15 J bushels of corn per acre. Vet hci
' jfariners must ueeis, got iheir meat and
from the West. Truly we have in
pjj^jjjHlBfceaniiful Southl ?nd a eWnlorftilljr great
ET oountry ; greil in soil and olimato, in wn'cr
I powers, t imber production nod minerals, great
1 in its various productions and tnnmifuctuiing
I possibili'ics, but above all surprisingly gre t
i mi ioconsistency.
V* My brother farmer, yon can never pros
an agricultural class af people Ulltil
V ^^Jrcnlizo the resources r.t your command,
^^^nd turn your attention from so much cotton
H |^||^^tr_io:iv productions thai
cftn ko
^ ^^hrh^bs^hj^h^^bytk it.
aBHBHHn^is the
4?-C
'J..- CANDIDATES,
' The fee Tor announcing a candidate is
i to bo paid t'Oloro the announcement will
f appear. Wo wish it to be understood that
we will not deviate from this rdjo for any
vtu, so that it will he a waste qf lime bo
1 rend mi announcement without./t)ie fee, font
t itjrilt not ha pttbliehcd. j
s GLENN 1). PEAKK!
i Tlio Farmers Club Association of West's
1 Spring* respectfully unit'uiicc Mr. GLENN
I ]l. PEAKKhs a candidate for State Senator,
i. eobject to the decision of the Primary Kleci
tiou. - *
May 10, lS'.K).
C. C. OU LP.
i- Tlie many friends of Chariest'. Culp, Esq.,
g respect hilly nominate him as a candidate for
if iho Senate, siihicot to tlid decision of tKf
s ' ' *
4 4
Moiiuj i? a godtl 111 tivo power, but whit
as'cop it ii n.otc useless than tlio rocks'. 1
My Di-mls, us l urn spending a few dayi
with y-".i, I find you a clover people socially
but ill IImj propter* ami general tlirifl 0
Union, os a business ceuttr, you aro fiir ir
urr< arsN f your neighbors, aud jif youMon'
be more nctive yon wi:l dii with tlio gou
- II j?m
yoyr luiif raTextremes. * " <m4 - 7
A Tuinu I'vin-Y.?IhS^w looks, says tli
SjHirlHH, an if wo were Cajliavc n third parts
in ourfjtate. Certa'n wnert "have place
thcin.dves in a compact orgab i/.ation am
ill ir liaml is raised ng^ist all (ft her e'nsses
. ivy boast of their numerical power am
?l clarc that ihcy intend to out 1 ol elections
These are now known-as Tillim nstes. Th? I
we have ilie anti-'l illraandes wlx 1 call them
scl? es stra'glitout Democrats. * low .the ten
ants, hirelings and day labo: -er.s^ fcelinj
that tiny have no part or lot wit hiu eiilier c
the nhovo parlies, have called ft r the organ
ixa'iou of a third party. This ci .11 looks as i
it came from the Knights of I,f bor. ' Th?;
look on Tillman .as the exponent of a lnndc
aris'.i corny . Tlio call is mad? in tlio AVm
1 ami Courier to ' Tenants and Wage Workers'
and is in llicse, worthy
"Tt?e teuatrs, h'p;T$|?g8 ami laborers o
every nvoentiiii, wTso those that syiu
pathise with tlietu^u l desire tire hcttenncii
1 of their cnndiiion. and who look<j.l upon 'Til'
| man ism" as the synonym of a Is nded nristt
craey oiginized to depress and deprive thei
oft heir rights as freemen, arc ^icrcby calle
to meet at their various county neat* 011 Mon
day, August 4, 1800, mid elect delegates t
double ttja mjmbVt dttbe'oi'oro^.*s they has
' -in tho nencrnl Asscinby of tlx 1 State to
oonvention of laborers and freemen, to b
held in the city of (,'oluinbiic. 5 . C , 011 At
gust 27, 1800, for the purpossi of taking iot
consideration 1 lie betterment of their coud
tion, and. if found practic.-vh'o, to nominat
a State ticket, from Governor down, aubjoi
to the Democratic Sinlv C< iTivoulion.
Mm Votkbs."
What a Lkahimi l'msiri vi Says.?Di
11. S. (lottiiox, a leading plrytdcinn of M
Dnrmcl, 111., writes tlio following undi
date March 10, lK'.tt):
"I cheerfully rccAimneti d Swft's Spccil
(S. 8. S.) as atonic ami 'general health r
atorcr, also in ease rf l'?l >cd l'o son it alwu;
> gives satisfaction.''
"For years I have be en troubled with*
hlood taint that has tlio I the skill of f:1
host physicians i,f U bio and Indian. tJ
disease fimlW cfVcte l my eyes to such i
extent tb'.'k |" w.aa almost hlin I. I was <ln
. induced to take a cmr-e or Swift's Kpjcil
(P, S. S.) and nm thankful to say that alt
' taking a few bottles I was out "'rely cure
t^wtgiii a miiiiij ro-toreil, art*I 1
0 general hcalli in belter than it. has boon I
years, and there is no trace of the discn
lef!. 1 consider S. S. S. the best blood pui
tier and general health tonic to-day on t
market."
Oscar Wii.m, Hiintineburg, I nil.
Treatise on lllood and Skin Diseases ni.i
ci free.
SWIFT SPKCIF1C CO.. Atlanta, C.i
f Bicklkn's Arnica Sat.vk.?The Best Sal
in rlie world for Cuts, Bruises Sores. Flee
1 Salt Hliemn, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cliapp
s Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and nil Skin Kri
lions, anil positively envoi Piles, or no p
required. It is guaranteed to give pcrfi
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
o cents per box. For sale by B. F. Posey.
April 18-ly.
C ko:;gf.tov?-.\ U:\iKa rmcteii.?(1 cm geton
July 7.?At the meeting of the County Co
vontion to.day. delegates .? the August Co
vention were elected. The delogntoi are u
!^m'^yiBllt'?Btl UM 101' l>|i'itnV.',
."*7 ' omrrjAit> ..
. . HKBKCCA BHCKXKLL, *viro of Jo
Beekiicll,?her maiden natno was Little
e was born March 0, 1820 and died Fob. 11
t, 1800, aged 00 yeftrs, 11 mom lis. 1"> days.
At the ago of 18 she unite I with t.io Bnpt
Church and was a consisteii. mcniber
^ that church until Dec. l!>, 18PJ, when ?
became the wife of John Beckue'.i, Hi
' slio joined the Methodist Church at Uu>
Court House, and there remained a faitr
member until iier death. She was i
mother of eleven (11) children. 11?> * hi
band survives her. In his old ago ho
v deeply atlliclcd by this loss.
; A Fiukmi.
a
List of Letter.}
? Bumatuiiig in tlie Postollicc at I'nioii, f
the week ending July 10, 1800.
J W Bowden. j.Mrs. B J I.ovetni
a O C llanii'ten. (Mr. Mc K Land.
T Cleorgc C Hodges. |ll B Muriihv
e | A 11 I.ovelctt. |llenry l\ I irk- v.
il 1'enons culling for llic above letters w
j please say ifiulvertiscd, ami frill be require
to pay 0110 cviiI.
o ' J. ('. itUNTKIt, T. M.
0 Notice to Creditors.
ALL persons having el lims against II
estate of Dr. Ilcnry S. lteaty wi
r please prevent Mieni to me, pmperly nltcvte
1 ami those unlebtcil lo I lie said estate, w
, please settle the same with tae at oiuc.
A. II. rnsTKIl,
A'l nin:strator.
> June It
! BARBECUE
I AT UNION 0.
l SATURDAY JUI.Y 1HTU., IKt.'tJ..
, I MILL give n first-class Ua'.bcciie
1. I iiioit Of urt IIouho. on Sata'-.tav. Jtt
l?:h.
Mr. W. M. (Inlluiin will li.ive tltu ninuag
luent of tDo whole "If."
7. U.?AllT()lt.
July 11 2X 2t
GRAND BARBECUE
AT .i
SMITH'S STORE.
HOUANftVIIiLK TOWNSHIP,
ON Til K !">TII INST.
All tlio candid itcs will l?u t'jfjv. i"?<
everylmdy elite nre invited.
Vi. K. SMITH.
July "? i!7 "J1
'fid Elit y
iOAN and TRUST r,O
? ?
^H^^I'AUTAXUVIS),
mm
IN,
^ >
1 ev at
i- jx-ople at the primary election. 4
if M.xxv Ftffr.xos. *
d JlOLMi <>F ltfl'RESEXXA^
* . TIVKS
(JODl'JUJY I J. FOWLKK.
^ 1 nvi n viuidi'lnle rn^lApt.cgNlature? subject
to I lie decision ol' lie riuMiu-y Flection.
|l ' CODFRFY yOWLBft, *
.IUIIN IOHvbbies. '
n The fricnl.sof Copt. Joint R. .Ictferics, apd
predating his pasl^serviccs, his^icompro
muting integrity, hia^huloiihted talents und
n ciMiSuotefor n scat in Mtci^idifTuT^^ul)o
jeet to the decision of ltu puithary ckci
tiati.
o | citizkn*. ^
o I Dlt. Itpl'EKT LITTLE.
*t 'The friends of L'r. Robert Litflc, appreciating
his services fur the forming iu.crrstc
nndl the Democratic I'avty of the Couuiy am
.Static, respectfully naino him as a candidal
ft for \the House of Representatives; subjee
t. to the dccisiuu of I lie primary Flection.
IT l'r.A LllltfR 'D KMlK'll ATS. ?
Sc \ (I. WALTON WHITMAN.
c. Tlirt friends of Mr. <!. Walton Whitiiuu
hercbjVn'miiihiie him as a candidate t rcpre
sent Union County in tlto House of Kppr c
n sentntivi's, subject to the decision of tin
lie pvimary election.
lie It is almost unnecessary for tts to spool
hi <>f .Mr, Wliitnuin's titnc**' for tlie position
en The people of Union County know him, nn<
lie know nliat be is tin eloi|uout sneaker, ti- lirt
cr ami uuMinclitug advocate dftfptlio'.politicn
,1. ;tn?l edViealLnnal reforms now asked fo
ny Mint nctu'ully n''eilcil by <!>? people ?f stout
or Carolina.! Wl* years ngo, as a candidate ft
sc the positi >rj H9y>' seek to place him in, li
i-;. advocated,\ rlmo-1 af/mo, certain reforms i
lie 'he State i government but was defentet
Many of tlkos.c reforms havo been secured
but there alio still inNportanl reforms nfee:
jj. snry and wiV know no^y"111 hotter nb'e I
secure them. lor us than Whitman. *
H?R I'HOnATE \^It1MjTE.
yg .TASt>N M. QIlUKll, JK\
e,{ The friends of J. M. (Jrcer, Jr., \c?Fl'c
ip- f'tlly place ids namo before the peo|"^?
.,y i nioii Conitly as a Competent person to
,,.t charge the duties of I'lobute Judge, suhjiN
o-k i to tbe decision of tliel'rimary .1",lection,
.M.ixr hV.ikxns.
J AM IIS .M. Llliii.
I respectfully auuounco myself a cand
'it, date for rc-olcction to the office of .Probat
n- Judge, for L'nion County; subject to tlie plat
si- of election adopted by (lie JJcmooruii
I hereby atnioui.ee toy -elf a' ca&tdidute ft
it it 'hyh'Ce of l'robato Judge for Unijon Count;
i_? sHOcct tothe voto at the primaify e'ectioi
li, !% WILLIAM W. JOII.NSOX. *
>ist ,, J O. WALI.ACK.
of 1" the people of Union Con inly : I r
lie upoctlully announce myself a eajniidnte IV
ul, tlie office ot l'robate Judge, at the Jiftti'
ii ii crntic l'linmry election.
rail . J. C. WACLAOK. *
J? fit AN K J.. IfcWNSElliD.
;H I hereby announce nl^self as n cai'.d ida
tor ilie ollice of Judge of IV bate for Tnii
County, subject to the vols at the l'i hum
Election,
I RANK L. TOWNSKJf it. 1
'r ! on COVIK'i Y TOEAM1I tSI
c# It. \v. (Di) \YUIT LOCK.
I respectfully Kiiuounce myself a c mi
(late for tlie otlice of County 'i veasnrt r, su
jeel to the decision of the primary i lectio
n, R. W. WHITLO< 'K. ?
c(i JitHN 11. OALLMAN."I
The ninny friends of /obu ffenry j (JuUnm
relying upon his integrity untl is for t
position, respectfully nominal' h\ia a cnir
late for the ollice of County Troths), iter, si
I ^ jcet to the decision of tb' . pi-innjiC y fleeti<
J. 11. T ^ 'O f 1' '
ill The friends of J ^ ,j, ?cott, rc^'x^lfu
announce him as ' ^aidato f or re- elccti
to the otl.ee of ' Treasurer. su. yect
the decision v ~ 'inmvy elect ion.
Fnikn in
Hi iiv /<77~14>n^ii?siox*i^
ELIZA A CARNKlt.
' ? insider it a cons itanous duty'topit
'?y 'notice before the i 'vii'ilo **. ,V **"2
'- t the ollice jftfclioul. \:aiMni83iouer,?nh)
to the decision of the 1 VriinftrjrJ
. I propose to ,vnud :o * 2 ,
!> ouchundred and folly o valU*** >\ J0*";
gvc the ivst ot" iliu 7 ?0.1':uu,8hV
e- schools. I trust llic poo , ,v2..
low me sr. houc.-t sin.wing n
ELIZA. ^'A
WILLIAM T. Tilt.
. Tim friends of Msj. W.-1\ V. Thorn. ,0"'
noiincf him ns ncandidate f- -lir the o. 100
?fclioul Coiinnissioiier for 17ii1,'4m County*
.icct t.o the decision of the l'i * tmary Elect*
Maj. 1 hoinion is a man of fioe cducnti
and possesses all the qualities itlona i.ccojM
?o till lbu clluc Io lac rr.tis factioM of I
people.
\Y~ M. Ft >81'EH
Tho many friends of W. M. Fo tcr. km
iojj iiis iihix-ss tin- the otlicc at d opprociat
l?is lnilliO,Incus in Uisi-liiirpiii^ tt? duties
I lie p<ia*.tii,n lieiTlufoi i?, 111*i cIij, ' nominate I
'wl' r'.ie nttic? of School Coinnm isiomr, suVj
j,''.i tlit! "lecbion of the I rim a ,-y elvo ion.
M. L. I.KMAS'I K R.
The friemls of M. I.. Loin Mlcr, know
11iin to lie a man of ability, pn rily of rhn
toi, an experienced ami tup wnofnl Stl
Teacher, tall* ph native in pin cin^ ban
! b-fnro I lie pc<i|lo of Union Co lalya* aca
, <1 iio fi>r Sclmol Commiaioiier, wtkp'''J '<>
decision of tlio I'rimary electh ?u
N. (i. UTTUtPOl IS.
1 lierety iiunounoe"n?y*e f aeenrdi
for i he office of School t'oi amisaioMer
Union County, Subject In I lie decision of
. reot lo at the l'rnoaiy rtectlo n.
|fc|^^_NK\Vr()N'G. Liri LKiOHK.
IHSKirir i "
ounce m yaeif a c i
E !
i'i-:
i'ALKLR.
r~- % ^ k t>r
" jrOK Al l)ITyi3$
We, i lie friend's of Daniel (ndM^^Hfting
him to ho <i most worthy mMt nn?^^^H?mpctciit
to perform the dutjbM of do
hereby noininitc hhn ax a. cnuidHtfHlk the
otlice of Auditor f .r Uniq&r Cifl^BKflHcct
Ltq the (itoisiou of tlie pitjpUrjyflE^K.
stiljO ^lo the decision of the. primary elfc'i
?| NAT. lh^UiKGAN. *
U?tl I .II?*? 1 u J
COUXTV (OJO)lSMOXKHS. '
It. W. DAVIS
I respociful'y announce tpysclf u candidate
for the oliicj of t.'ouijty Commissioner,
sebject. to the <l?-c's 0:1 or the primary .election.
U5. W. DAVIS.1*
- -Jt J
" It. K. F()|frFtf,
Wo present to the voters of Duioa CoSoty
the name of l?. F. Foster, t hotter known
Doo. Foster) for the otlice of County Commissioner,
subject to the ntxion of lite Primary
Fleet ion.
^ M \ ny Fh testis. *
'THOMAS >. KELLY.
At tho urgent solicitation of Ids followoitizens
of I'iut'tnoy, North l'acolct and
other parts ot'lhe county, Nlr. T. X. Kelly
has consented to become a qaudidnle for the
office of County Cemnlfc^^?ouer.
Mr. Kelly ,i? * slMctfjfcfijl Fai nter, air astute
financitr and a t-plemjid business man,
to these good tjualiiier, hoLpos^sses another
and equally iu>porlant essential, that of
being a truly pnre and honesFtunn.
CtTt/.KXs or l'r.v IDnct:.
*-a. A. (i.VULT.
1 I respect fuijV announce myself a candi'
"date for Comity Commissioner,; sijjg^ct lo
5 the decision ?T the primary electron:
1 .V- A. GAUJ.T. *
W. M GALLMAN.
Feeling tru'y fra'cTul for the confidence
reposed in rue l>y iv largo, majority of my
' folluw-eititgtos at the last election, in electing
nio to the oittice of County Commissioner,
and conscientiously believing that I liave
9 performed>lie dnties nf the ollicc to the
s beat interests of tho county, I hereby an
nounco myself a candidate for re-election
j to that otlj^e, subject 'o thcdcci.'iin <f tin
primary election.
W. M. (JAI.LMAX.
,r . T. JKFP Ml'tJIIKS.
' The n^ajiy friends of T. Jiff Hughes
knowing bis ability and liinos.s for the nttiee
hereby most tcspcctfully iuim>uiicc liim as i
I candidate for the ofliee of County Coruniis
' sioncr, subject to ttie decision of the pritnnr;
' elcetion. Many Fkii:xi>s. *
s- .. &
lw J. A. CHAMBERS.
_] .The friends ofA. Chambers, bavin
confidence in his integrity of character am
_ ability to perform (he duties of the ofliee, fo
the true economic interests of the Count}
I. hereby nominate liim a candidate for Count
Commissioner, subject to the decision of Co
j. primary election. *
JOHN G. PA It It.
\ I respectfully announce myself a eniidi
da^" l?r the ofliee of County Comuiissione
kiihi^t to the decision of the Primary ele<
i- tion. v
e .1. fl. FARlt. *
UtfJON, S. C
y, ___
, 8PECPAL A TTJLYTiO. y
e. . TO REPAIRING
" ENGINES, BOILERS ANI
MACHINERY,
CF ALL KIMDS
m GUNS, &C.
i-y
WOl'I.' UK I'! V SKI) TO PUIXISI
PRICES TO TIIOSK NEEDING, ANV
KINO OK MACIIINKIIV.
If your Engine. lloiier, Tiiivtdicry Gin t
Mill needs repairing, now is ?ho limj to hat
K- it dune. l)o not wait until you need tSi
it- machine, or until others send theirs, the
? crowding the shop ntul delaying your Worl
hut semi ?1 once ntid avoid the annoynai
"" of being Icej wn'tirig. If takes time to r
pair a tn.ichine properly, so that if eve.
lM? one waits umil his machine is ceded, a:
',u nil send at once, soti-e of you will either I
l'i* kept waiting or 1 will have to lose yot
d'- work. Nov is the time, while business
dull. Send in your work and have it dot
promptly and well. Delays a-e dnngeron
II. M. MtDKKMlD.
n May 1(5 20 tf
: LAHGER STOCK J
t. TIIA> 15'VI
k SPRING ? SI
""I. - NOW ON I
' i \V? hnvo io*'t received una of the mrg
| Goods, '>ry U iotis, utoiituw, mtoes, 11h(h,
\c i ftt prices n". low os times arc lmrJ.
a!*
Ladies, See Our Dres
In Dress Goc<U wc can show you, un
nt any price, from "?c per yard to the nice
Bn" dress at 10 cents per yard ?\Vu()L GOOL
- LADIES HATS
0,L pretty, and our prices are guaranteed as
it, n go without a now Hat, when sho can buy
try can suit any one, both in price and qua'it
he ntf if the pricey of these arc more than y
' wU l show you Goods which are so cheap
this department you will find twb
VtMi? ^,'ora Counts, who will welcome you
>w- country coining to town nre requested to
3 ' CLOTHING
I net ,
* We hare jus! received a lsrge 8tock
try to save you money in this line,
s' SHOES, SH
liool *
nine Now, everybody knows that Shoes a
ndi- Shoes soch as you will seldom see in a <
the amine our Shoes. In fine shoes for Ijad
* K. P. HEED & CO'S. FINE SHOES, guar
domes:
date
A?r llemem >cr, w.i i re always hcadqnai
the beer in niin I, that > e are leaders, in pri
Polite mid rout nous attention given
* Yery ltesp
GRAiIi
tier,
L*M- Sept U v
w
CAUTION
bottom* If tho denier cannot fttipuly you
lend direct to factory, oocloiiing uvertlao
iBL V |
-
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
Fine Coif. ITrnvy I,need Orniu nnd Croc
moor W?terproo(.
Itent In I ho world. Kxnmlno liln
ft.ftO OP.niiink IIANl>-8IiWKI> SIIO
94.00 HANII-SKWKI) WICI.T SIIOK.
93.no i?or.ici-: ani> fahmkhh' siior
ia.ftO KXTHA VAI.HK CAM' SIIOK.
la.2? & 93 WOKKINOMKN'N SHOKH.
93.00 nnd 91.7ft HOYS' SCIIOOI. SIIOK
AH made In CongrctK, Button nnd Lace.
$3 & $2 SHOES L/d0,1,
1.75 SIIOK. I'OK MISSKS.
afloat Mntorlnl. Heat Stylo. Heat Yittln
W. L. Honshu*. Brockton. Main. Sold by
S. M. KICK, Jll., K. l\,
Aoknt,
1'ntoii, S. C.
1 in 1 & r'IU
FERRIS HAMS
WK have received a fresh lot of I
Celebrated Ferris Mains ninl llren
fast lliicon, which are the finest in the worl
Also, a full line of Staple and Fancy ( 1
ccrics, Canned Moods, etc., fine French a
Stick Candy. And in Cigars, Cigarctb
Tobacco, and Snuffs, wo carry a nice Sto<
and call your attention to the followi
brands of chewing tobacco :
GIUVELY'S HKST,
I WKDDING t.'AKK,
SHLLL KOAD,
| CLIMAX,
DILL'S REST,
' JACK, TUB KllTKR.
the best 10 cent {dug in the market. A g<
smoking tobacco, at 2"? cents a pound, n
if you wont the finest, wo have lllackwe
Genuine Durham. Call 011 us for anyth
in the Tobacco lino, suc'i as l'ijies, Ci
' and Cigarette Holders, Cigarct'e Win
^ Rollers and l'aper,. Fine Cut Chewing'
liaeco, etc.
y FIRE PEOOF OIL.
Thev.ghest test oil now on the mail
CaanoU.'i lode. Free from odor, and v
jr ranted, 1 os.ilutely safe. Much cheaper 1
,1 gives a better light than gas, always
r hand nnd for sale by
II. F. SC.UFK ? SO>
v Feb 21 S 1
: Siring Opiiiii
-at
Mrs. Grant'i
^ 1L" ujvlLi"r' rrrw,x "i .!< ^A. '4j' ^
neryrrfr 9Jn ing an<TSmnincv. ? s
1.invite 1>otli town hit(l emnlry to coll
examine my Stock, i will sell so cheap
those who have houglit can afford to
*?uother Hat. The sight of them will as
} * "? who sec them that
I' t lios?. --.
THET ARE ALL KEV
, .. . 'enable shapes,
and Fashi.
Respectfully. ,.? ,;n a \
J M U.S. .
Ai>ril 2<? IT
Notice of Tinal Dis chargt
NOTICE i-- lieio'y given ihat Jolt
Fan:, J , OtiHrdiau ?f Eva I'm
ik w Mrs. Eva I'-nuy, ln.s applied to .In
m. (.See, J'lilg-* of I'roha* , in ntul tor
Cj aitjr c>l Uiiioit. for a tionl di-chargi
such Guardian. .
' t is ordered hat th t ? enlj'-tirst d:
July A. !>. lM'Mt, ov fixed for henvin
l'e*itiou, and . final set .orient of tid
? late. .! V.MKS M. t'EE
' ' Juduo of l'v >bf.tu <>f I'ulor. <" ?ni
June 21' I
;c Notice to Creditors
A LL persons lo ving clriins again t
" jl~\. esta'e of Johf. lltdger, deceased,
present thmn to u?. pvoj erly attested ;
.! these indebted to the said estate will t:
tiesaine with usr.l once.
10 JAMES II. KOlHiKK.
LEWIS N. RODUEIi.
Execnto
ID L0f?R PB1CE
3 It 1 5 B?F<Mti:.
[JMMER GOOI
iX HIBIT1 ON .
ni mill best selected Soring Mucks of Milli
etc., thnt can be found in upper Smith Can
3s Goods and Milli ne
douhtcdly, I lie largeM selection ever in U
st goods nt j>l :V>. We can sell you a bcuii
)S.
In Millinery. Goods our .Stock is si
? immense. Thesty'.os this season are
low as any in the State. Why should a
one FKOM US AS LOW AS d BN CBNTS ?
y. Hetnember, \vc car*-/ some \ery fine g
'ou wish to pay, call for cheaper goods, am
that you will think our IMtUDUBlt Mole t
pleasant young Lidice, Mini Vonie Duver
and make you feel at home. Ladies from
make our store their headquarters.
! CLOTHING!
of Spring Clothing for men and boys. W
OES, SHOES.
re SI*ARKS' IlOliltY. We will show a Sti
town the size of Uaion. E?eryboiy shou
lies, we ere handling ibis season, the celet
wnteed to fit ttuil wear well.
I?*0 GOODS.
rtcrs in Domestics. Come and price ours
Ices and styles.
to all, whether lookers on or purchasers,
cctfullr,
Ut A-SPARKS'.
CHEAP <. ASH s'J Ofii
7 v ."
i RED UC
IN Pri
%r
* - In order to rec
SPRING and
Sttfck of Dry Goods, Shoes
from this date offer anythi:
J IMMKNSK :
at about C<
a. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOC
b. ELSEWKEF
' llcspccifuily,
; rodger & i
y Sept? nn
' prepare $)r;
? - * y- - *
;
If you are in need
he ER, CONDENSER, or COT
li" and pall on me before -pure
? BUGGJEk .
HARNESS
: COOK
GENERAL HARDWARE
Yours, truly,
y w. i>.
LEADING
Feb 14 7
down;
CI
O# :
i II A T?
In Struv and FY It wo aro ofToring great
V n?>w is tin iinto, and McLuro's is the piaco
SHOES,
If <? 7
In Jrlioos we nro the loudirs, in both sly'i
3. n ntMv supply and nro prepared to euitone
n \ lo" fi'iar,ir Shoes our "Lurgain (Jounte
i L 0 T F
,r (( jh.n'i u ? >v'iuU. Seersucker or an Alp*.
.V !!, /'nil line of t u-?? pods nu hand, and at pri;
r GIVE US
Wo sell all goods at the VKIl I LU tv K
llo>poctfully,
".y? J. W. 31c
ami April 11 . - 15
elite **
v J* * V
SPRING C
IQ '
'O Our New Motk ?ning?^d Sunn
I ami Hats is nowfiri, ttnd we are prepare
= MCE& QUALITY
_ Special attention is culled to" our lin
^' Laces, and Gents Furnishing Goods, of
nion,
MQRE COMPLETE S1
niply BEFO
very y, ^ ?
,J\vu ^'(,u aru *spcclfully invited to Call a
3 - FOSTER, WI1
' |H"i **
o win | JDST y
-J F . (1.1 T K i
!1:- JEWELR\
The mo?l c< mplele Slock of l.c JliwVa Cell
(.iliissvc. kn ii t ne inieniioQ tff lu.tkiug H ft sp
nod :"0'" ini|-m?veii epfCiKclfts.
' Alftuoii li'iinl, ft line Slock of. Wi\ichcp, Clocl
ALL invite;
Very -reupe,..
6.
.If May 2
rift
Jjf
T I 0 N
CES.
Luce our
SUMMER
; and Hats, we will
ng in our
^TOCK
K BEFORE PURCHASING
IE.
}IJRCELL.
k BIG CROP.
Cotton gin, feedton
PRESS, be sure
:h.asing.
ANI)
IX I
JA PHAETONS.
W* STOVES.
m
5^1* T irio P
ALWAYS ON HAND.
. BEWIjISY.
DKALKll IN IIAHDWAUK.
ly
iiO WK
bargains. If jou wis# &>4?traw hat
to got it. /
SHOES. /'
jsanJ prices. We havo j usl rcj>'
and alb We hare sonic
11 X G.
a for this hot weather Y Wc have a
""3 that cannot be beaten.
\ C A L L .
ST prices, /or CASH.
LUKE,
tf
)lJENIN(i
DAY.
incr^Drv < J<>0'ls, Clothing,' Allocs
<1 to meet the Market in
AID STILES.
o of Dress Goods, White Goods,
which we have a LAHGElt and
TOOK THAN EVER
RE.
v** .
ml see our line.
LKINS & CO
if
sipgrsjactaclBs.
$ RECEIVED
5 F Z E II ' S
' STORE,
ebrateil II >ck try?1*1 SprtlfttlM and Kje
coiolty I have ob(an?<i ilio vary latest aud
is an J Jewelry.
D TO CALL.
F. G 1KEFTEBr
vKWKt.ER.