The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, April 10, 1891, Image 3
r -rCorrespondence
of th < Union Tinas.
Hew? from North Paoolet.
Etta Jakb, April <1.?Nearly everybody is
complaining w;th o?lda. The "grunt" in
hoard on al* sides. With sonto people it is J
notbing but a ba*lt. Thay^^o never well,
and at the same tiumm^TloV mien a good i
meal's victual ajpffniiey can get it. These ]
oases ought to ""be trened with a'terativo I
doies of "hickory oil." *
If pooplo ean carry out their aisli's a
v good deal of corn will be p'antcd this we- .
Much of the hind will fail to get its u;ti .t
amount of preparation before planting. 0< r
pooplo will plant as early na they possibly <
ean? tapaoially upland corn.
Our Farmers' Al lance, by a unanimous i
solo, resolved to rodubc the acreage of tboir
cotton erop of year, at loxst 20 per cent,
below that of last year, and inoreaso their
enra ct?p, and they hopo their brethren
throughout the Southern States will adopt
the same resolution and carry it out in leto.
The high price of c?r i and the low price of
c<>tt< a at th^s particular season is no doubt
a "bleating in disguise."
Rev. J. D. Bailey preatlieil at Abingdon 1
Creek yesterday f om the text, --Ye must !
bo born again." The speaker showed con- 1
clutivoly that the moralist's position is unte
liable and impracticable. Tlio >>!> > ?f
deception has do snbst Into. Usl himself .
wns itsarchitect and our duty in ihe prem- j
ism is both simple and easy to obey !I>s will
as it is revealed to us by ilis Oospel is all we i
bare t<> do. lie assured Irs hosi ers that no
one ever went ts slmrch as earnestly as did
Nioademua and went away disappointed.
Our Uunday Scho >1 reo-g* nixed yesterday
by re-electing its form r oUcij. Wo jrepose
to form a tc chore' class, the ostonsib'e
object of which is to Iistc them study and
reo to the lessoos together, and gi*c their
pupds ihe advan'nge of tlirir experience,
and as far as practicable, remove the difficitl- |
lite so often met with by the scholars in
learning thsir lessons. A missionary committee
will visit and invite all those (young
and old) who are not attending to come into
and lake part in the exercises of the school.
Miss l)ora Wirt lock, of Joncsville, and
Mr. Wdlie M. Wofford, of \Vilkins*ille, hive
answered our grammatical que-tlon in
parsiog "it." Here it i?: ' /<" is a simple
personal pronoua, singular Mtmher, neuter
gender, subject of the verb "rains." It is
used indefinitely without reference to any
particular antecedent.
In answer to our question of a few weeks
ago: the oldest city iu the world now stand- 1
ing ie "Darraieus " It is mentioned in
Genesis XIV chapter, 15th verse J ecphua
says it was founded by Uz, a ginndson of
Sliem. (
Kclton Wheel; Why didn't you let your
quvstion stand aa it wns. even if it was a
misprint? We intended to answer it hy
sawing the p'ank open edgewiso. As ycu
rasy work for almost
fefco knows nnything f
^krer
this noction
^^^uroutided by one
but
^^^mf Skull .Shoals,
^^ ur I.
efficient a ma
HjH sclcctoi to re^H^mhis
c unity for
^^^Kensus, and
School otiiceis
11 i lie
are re^2 "9HHjjHH|^^|^^^^rl
county.
of
they have an
wi
siaoe Some-.
Vlliros
ladies
done much preserve the
PBW^ur>^rC>t PH?:i, we would be
glad to kuow that theynave not forgotten
that illustrious Boldlcr, Gen. A. 1\ llill,
whose dust now lies in Hollywood ceonctery,
at Richmond, Va., without oven a rude
s'eno te mark his last res'ing | laee. There '
are thousands of orphans in our country to- 1
day who would be glad to contribute some- '
thing to perpetuate the memory of General
Ambrose P. llill. Vox.
White Rmbroidere 1 Children's Caps '25 nt.d
40 cU. at H. M. COHEN & BKO.
Murderess and RouBEns.?New Orleans,
April 2.?Judge Marr, the presiding magistrate
ever the section of the Criminal Court
in which- the grand jury is now serving,
yesterday expressed the private opinion that
nothing woull ever be deue to the~ lynchers
who caused the killing of the Italians. A
cleae examina'ion of the record of the eleven
alleged assassins discloses the fact that all
but four of the eleven stein were registered
voters, either by b;rth or naturalization.?
The four others, whom Conrul Corie claims
. as entitled te the pro'cction of the Italian
' Government, are Irabine, B.tgnetio. Monaa.
V torio and Comln. The first name l is found
11 have been a voter in the parish of 8t.
~~ Charles. Dagnetio is proved to have been
a fugitive murderer from Paleimo, and a
flj member of the Ksposito baud of highway9
men. Marekesi wns a ve'eran of Gatibaldi's
3 army, but tied from Palermo while charged
9 with murJering a female. Irnbin& wn< also
I a robber in Sici'y. * Of Comitx, nobody
teems to know anything. He and Monas
terio were buried in the potter's fieldj'
? -ii i-- ? ,- ....I,
H tJonmti t/orio is Kiiiig mi iv mvn
* the fat(4 of the affair, an,I he has re
ceiYod that eon1 t*sy at the hands of Oov
rrno^Jfichslls and Mayor Shakespeare that
B h:s jfl&itien warrants. The grand jury ia
E holding daily rcssions.
v Jury-Fixers Indicted.
New Orleans, April '2.?The grand jury
I has fattnd throi indictmen's in blank ?two
B against Soligman and Bortcn for bribory
and three against O'Mally for conspiracy to
I bribe.?The Stat*.
Shopping or 8ohool Hags 10, 1<"> nn<l 'JOo'i
M . each. at If. M. COIIKN & BKO.
The Grip.?Chicago, March '21.?Tin
| 1 daa'hs reported from pneumoiy' *nd kin
j t dred ailments for the wrel-'trlll be abott
tOO? probably the largest number ever re
? eorded in the ci'y. Dr. J. D. Hammon
'flj said to-day: "The <pidemic of grip is n
?J bad as a season of cholera, so far as lb
'' number of people effected is cooccrncd.T*l
to the Slat*.
B .
am/ . I niTcn in Yorkville.?Rvnngeli
w - ^^Bitoh bat just closed a series of nieeiiu)
B] this plaee. There, it oonaidernb'e ditfe
Bs . rocs of opinion mani'fesiei as to whether h
J^B presence here baa be*n pro luct!re of mu<
l good or not. Some of hia utteiances in tl
-y?IfiJ bar# been characterised by soin
V apiinta 'ai^"'. dcMor"
I *< '
jpv w
M *?" ^r^r^r~Z
fm
AN ORDINANCE.
TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE FISCAL
YE\R, COMMEN CI 5 G SEPT. 10, 1890.
CoCXCIL I'll A M nut, 1
Union, S. C., Aprd 9, 1891. f
BEIT ORDAINED by the Town Council
of Union, in llie Sia'e of South Car*.
tins, now met nn<l ei'ting, nod by the authority
of the s >mc :
Sic. 1. Tliat a tax of two (2) mi ls upon
every dollar of the vn'ue of a'l Heal Es'ata,
Stock in trade, and persona' property in the
towu of Union, he and the lane it hWiyf
leviel to ineot the ordinary expenses of tlio
Munioi| al government of said town for the
fiscal year commencing Se( t. 10, 1890.
Sic. 2. lhat the sum of one dolUr and
fifty cents be fixed a* a cuniuuUti it for
street and road duty, and the paid autn is
hereby required t<> I e | ni l by each and every
able bodied male person between tlie ngea of
eighteen and fiity-fivc years, who ie*Ho
within the incorporate limbs of a* id tawn.
Sac. 8. Tint the Town TreaMirer do proceed
at once, to collect the tnxes herein
levied, and that lie shall keep his h oks open
from the 1st dn.v of May until the 1st day of
June next, (1891), nftcr which lime hr aha'l
procood. by distress or otherwise. a? prescribed
by ln??, to collect auch a* remain unpaid,
wi h a pena'ty of twenty per cent.
Skc. 4. lhat the bisis of values for taxation
of Rra< Estate, Personal (rnperty and
Stock in trade, shall be taken fram the books
of the Conniy Auditor for the year 1890, as
far as it re'ates to the town of Un'on.
Sac. 5. L eetisc fees shsll be as fol'ows :
For each dealer in ferti ixers fio'n
8 to 25 t ns $5 00
For each deal* V In feriillacrs from
25 to 75 ton's..... 15 00
For each Ag-nt of Sewing Machines 5 00
For each Agent of Fire Insurance
Com| allies 10 00
For each Agent of Life Insurance
Companies 10 00
For each Livery nnd ?.?le St side... 2"> 00
For eacn Car. i ipe, Huggy or llo'sc
kept for hire, outside of Livo y
Stable 10 00
For each two-hor.-e dray per
annum 10 00
For eacli ono-h-vsc dray j cr
annum 5 00
Axyg
Notice of Survivor of Partnership
rpiIK partnership of James T. Alman and
X Jonah F. Alman, doing business at
Jonrsville, S. C., under the firm name of
Alman Brothers, having baan dissolved by
the daath of raid Jamee T. Alman, the
uniersignoJ as survivor of raid partnership
hereby glres notice litat all persona having
cUttua ?g? ?npt en'tl firm Will }Ttf8CBt
tho same, anil those indebted will please
make prompt payment to the undersigned.
J. F. ALMAN,
Survivor of Alaian Bros.
April :) 14 4i?
1_ _
Notice of Final Discharge.
BY permission of Hon. Jamas M. Oee
l'robate Judge for Union County, I will
on tho 18th day of April, 1891, innke m;
final return as Administratrii of the es
tnte of Thomas McNally, deoeascd, and ap
ply for a final discharge as said Adiiiiuistra
trir.
All parsons indebted to said eetn'e wi 1 mak
payment to me on or bafors said date, an
all persons ha?ing elsints agn-nst said ee'a'i
will present ihsm befora sa-.d date, properl
probated, or they will be forever barred.
CATHaUIKK McNALLY,
1 Adm nistratrix.
March 97 13 4t.
I
Notice of Final Discharge
b f)Y permission of Hon. Jamrs M. fle
If Cremate Judge for Union County,
t will, on the 18th day of April, 1891, ma
i- my final return as Administrator of the <
d tale of H. C. Sondlry, and apply for a fir
s Uncharge as said Administra'or.
e All persons indebted t-> sai I estate e
? make payment to m# before ram urn*, ?
all persons listing el?in>? against said etU
will prifint them before *ei<i u*te, |T?
8t erly probated, or I hoy will be ^er.r barr.
Adm'r. R. C. Sondley
[g March '27 1?
> Take Notice, Teachers!
ite rnHK eiamioauon of applicants for c
~ f- ?leach <n Ilia frae P"'
11'yg'e 19, and ?b8 "'^V*rnfrffc
f I ",*or/ ?nd praetic.
'* / p'om?" *,*tept. ,,,os? balding
?' ll.? ibrtj .1 ,
'/ f: ^
/ ?/ ?- kellv, '
/ ? 1 " J'KA K ? '
I April 3 r" ,}^ Of Examiner*.
St
tor ivich H II uril lUrni oil Main
Street *25 00
Fcr each Milliard It-om en back or
SideStrett 15 00
For rnch Tcn-l'in A by 50 0 '
For each Circus per day 75 (Ml '
For each Side Show. Id 00
For each Lecture, Musical Entertainment,
Play or Show, for reward
or gain, per ?lay 5 00
For each Auctioneer ycr day 5 00 1
Done and ratified under lt?? Corporate Scat
of said t<>wn of Union on the 9th tliy of
April, 1891.
It. W. Tixsi.mv. W. T. GRAHAM,
t'levk. lnteudnnt.
April 10 15 3t
isi
y
Foil SALE BY
S. M. RICE, JR., E. U.
April 10 15 :1m
T B. PORTER !
has moved his stock of
GROCERIES AND FANCY
GOODS
FROM THE LITTLE UREEN FROST
into the
HANDSOME STORE
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BT
; MR. JOHN RODGER,
~ SSXT ABUTS T. B. nAILBV's PBIISITURB ITOKK
,. Wlter* It* frill bo please I to meet and
erv* hi* old customers with
3 PLAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES,
' CANNID GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
3 *
CRACKER8 AND CHEESE,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
FB.iCKC'11 iMIk GltM IION' PiNtttia
FRUITS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDSThankful
to the people of Union Count;
e, for their prut hindno-bes and liberal pal
i I railage, 1 iueit* them to call upon me in m
k* larger ?ad mora con*?ni*nt quartets. wher
fs- I intend to do all in m>j power to deaerf
tal thiir fit ur? patronage.
J. B. PORTER,
ill Feb 20 ? 3m
'*> Executors Notice.
p*
\I ^TICE 's given that oil pe
XI aona having claims against the esla
of Mra E. R. Hamilton, deceased, ntu
* present them to the undersigned, proper
probated; and all persons indebted to tl
snid Mrs K. R. IIamill< n muit make pa
mcnt to us promjtly.
J. C. SARTOR,
A. W. OILMOhE,
Es'rs E>t of Mrs, E. R. Hami'tt
ft. r 14 4t
,. From million* of customer*, during the patt year
" comr? the verdict that VICK'S SEEDS nevt
disappoint. Why waste lime, money amTpatience o
other*, when yon can buy the BEST a' same price
hi .We no mistake this year: aendto cent* for Vick'i
Floral (initio, deduct the to cent* from first order,
and it co?i* nothing. It i* better than ever; too largt
page*, color-d plate*, grand noVottlCM worthy 01
Cultivation. Cash prize* fiionoand ><oo.
/AMES VICK. SEEDSMAN, RochwUr, N. T.
MARRIED.
SMITII?HANCOCK. Married, ?n the
I9ih Marc'", 18'Jl, by Re*. D. I*. I'.oyd, Mr.
lohn Smith nml Mies Fannie Hanaock.
WARD?FINCH KR. Married, on the
}5th Mnvcli, 1891, a' New Hope Chnreh, hy
ler. D. 1*. Itoyd, Mr. Monroe Ward, to
diss Addis Finehcr; all of Union.
A 1 t of boots end Shoes nt cost, at
8. M. RICE. JR , K. U.
Itch on human and horaaa and all animal*
cured in SO minute* by WaaMord'a Shnitary
Lo'inn. This never fai's- So'd by J. M.
( IDUS & SON, Druggists Union S. 0.
LADIES
Needing a tonic, or children who WanttmDO
tug up. should take
BROWN'S IKON BITTERS.
It Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria. In<Macstlon.
lUUOufuess and Mvar Complaint*.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Postoftice at Unien, for
Die week ending Mnteh 10th, 1891.
llr Foro-t Clontr, Miss Et'a Cleveland,
kiss Juno Engroum, MrTJ Jauaes, (col.)
" Ado Epps, ? F W Wbitlock,
Persons calling for the above letters will
dense say if advertised, and will be require!
e puj one rent fi r ther delivery.
J. C. HUNTER, P. M.
Eggs for Sale.
WYANDOTTE AND BROWN LEGHORN
Eggs for s*le App'y to
DENJ. ALLSTON.
10 8UB ALLIANCES1
wi 1 be in my ofiise nt Union- MnsJi*
I'uesdny aod Wednesday of eaoh week, until
rurlber not ee.
A. COLE LYLE8,
April 10 14 3t.
For Sale.
A Second-hard patent Feed Cutter, in
good order.
Apply to
S. S. STOKES,
Tints ORie*.
Match 27 13 2t.
DR. S. F. BLAKELY,
"// rs/ci a x a x i) s i'r g kok ,
orricK ovkr roast's nitre stork.
ltcsitlencc on Clurcli S'., ncnr Episcopal
Jhtircli.
Ten years experience in gcneiol practice.
April 3 11 4t*
Administrator's Notice.
1111K undersigned hue qualified ae Ad.
. ininiairator of the c-t?tc of James T
K (man, deceased. All prrstne having claims
igkinst the estate will phase present the
stnic, propcily pruven, and tlio-e indebted
rill please make prompt pavinent.
J. F. ALMAN,
Administrator.
Aj ril 3 11 4t*
SEE HERE !
HAVE YOU 1IEARH TIIE NEWS I
F. Q. TREFZER,
THE JEWELER,
18 sr1.linu xvkktthixo at cost.
For tbo next 60 days he will c'ose out
he Cologne, Vase? and Stationery.
Now is the lime if you need anything in
lis line.
April 0 15 Ira
iuardian's Final liischarg e.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by permis
sion of Hon. J. M. Gee, Vrohat#
Judge for Union County, 1 will, in the 9<h
lay of May, 1891, mako my final return
tnd apply f ?r Letters Dismissory as GuarIran
of Nathaniel Gist.
All persons having olaims against the said
Nathaniel Gist during, his minority, a-# |
hereby notified to present them to me, on or
before the day abose named, or they will be
forever barre J.
REUBEN T. ORE.
Guardian Na'haniel Gist.
in.ii in 1R dt
NEW"G00i
If, NE
Our from
STTANCY'. AK
COMP
Wa hare also a aplendid
, OENT'S CI
FURNISHING
ZIEGLER'S AND B
for Genta, Ladle
ZIEGLER'S HANI
far (icnt.? ia flnnni-Mi ?ni]
? > ? fc>""""
Other reduction* i
REMEMBER THE I
SEWIIVG 3
which we guarantee to be. et}uml in <
priced machines. ^Ter^TtLn^w *n -u*
warranted for 6 yWtTami nave *11 n
The "OLD RELIABLE."
FOSTER, WI
SPRING
j%^rr
DRY GOODS
We are now riciivlng our S| ring S <ck of
aery, Shoos, Hat', Clothing As., which is tin
Our customers will btar in mini! tliatmr pi
?n?l tho quality of our g< ods the bes'.
Politeness and tomtooy will be exten led to
will find Miaooo Venie Driver md C?r? Coin
mveliiea.ond try to suit you in a llat .?r Bum
Coll ?ud ut. ' r- " ?'
Respectfully,
GRAIlAli
apt 6 I
FOR JUST 25 CENTS
I WILL GIVE YOU
An Adze-Kye Hummer, a li?tcliei, Handsaw,
Carpenters Squat c, Spirit Level, Vise,
a .Monkey Wrench, long hand # Rake. Hoe,
SinO'dhicg Iron, 14 qt. Dish Pan, 10 qt.
Tin Bucket, Gqt. Coffee Pot, 1 gal. Mea-ure,
Dross Hoop Cedsr Bucket. Solid It-a s
Waiter, targe high-footeJ Cava Lamp, la>g?
U ass Pitcher, 1 sit of Tumblers, 1 set of
Goblets, large UIrhs Rose B wl, Glass Cr.a-or,
v t>ig Assortment of China Plates, Cups and
Saucers, a big assortment of Yellow wart,
Linen Table Covers, Childs Zephyr Caps,
Men's Wool Caps, Menji nr. ! liojruWnnt
Mfit^Trays, Saddle ?!tla?lW6i, JLn *'<"? 1
Granite Flat Dish, non-hreakab'.e wmp
Chimney, Dinner Bell, and hundreds of
nSna anil lnr#A niPftfM f?f W.oden. Tin. GUas, |
Crockery nod Hardware, many ( which
were formerly sold for f>0 and 76 cents.
I am also constantly adding to my f> and
10 cent counters ; they arc now exceedingly
attractive. Customers for^lkrse cotin'arc
frequently come fiom ether countic*. In
fact, I often sell these goods to traveling
fenileinen frcnt ail parte of the country.?
hesc geutlenieu who see a great deal, and
know nllabout prices, know these BARGAIN
goods are cheap. Here is the place to g?l
your full moneys worth.
Don't Forget that I Keep Alsa a Full
Line of
STAPLE and FASCT GROCERIES,
CROCKERY end QUEEN8WARE,
TIN and HOLLOW WARE,
WOODEN and HARDWARE,
JUG and JARWAKE and FLOWER TOTB,
OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW GLASS,
I.uiTUia ?,unnvn eiAAaMti,
BOOTS and SHOES,
and in fact, a most generous line of Genera
Merchandise, which I am selling as cheap
and perhaps cheaper than the cheapest.
8. M. RICE, JR., B. U.
Feb 27 9 if
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OK UNION.
Court of Common l'lcas.
Summons for Rel ef?Complaint Serv.d.
The British & Anic ica Mortgage Companj
(Limited.) Plaintijf,
against
A. Frank Smith, Lawrence Gardner, F. >
Schell E. P. Maeoinarn and A. N. Wooi
Defendants.
To th? Defenkrnct:
TTfill ? ? -- ,np,l tnit jr?' ?'
X to ana wcr the complaint In this actio
of which a crpy is lieiewith served up<
you, atd to serve a copy vf your answer
' the said complaint on the subscriber at I
k office at Union. 8. C., wi hin twenty da
J after the service hereof, exe'usive of t
day of such service ; and if you fad to a
c swer the complaint wi hin the timo afoi
said, the Plaintiff in this action will apt
11 the Court f?r the relief dcoiandei in t
complaint.
Da'ed March II. A- D. 1891.
I). A. TOWN8KXD,
PMntife Ati-rney,
T# Lawrence Gardner : Take notice, ll
,c the Hiiuinions herein, of which the ahove
sl a copy and the coinp1a:ut were tiled in I
Jy offire of the Clerk ef C-??it of Constr
1,4 Pleas f<>r raid Canity on ldth March, 18
J- D. A. TOITIVSKXD,
l'liintifi's At oriiey
Mareh 18th, 18ttl.
Marsh 27 II 0
>n. \
?- .
)S i
!W GOODS!
the Markets, and our Stock of
nCLES, AND NOTIONS IS
LETE.
and wall aalactad line of
L.OTHING,
GOODS,ETC.
AY STATE SHOES
e and Children.
)-S?WED SHOES
l Laced?$5, formerly #7.
n proportion.
3EMOREST $19 50
MACHINE,
erery respect to any of the higher
?*Union Oonnty. They art fully
ecessary attachments.
LKINS & CO
i if
G OOJ) S
CHE
EMPORIUM.
Dry Good?, Dress Goods, Ginghan s, Mil ii
largest ire lnro erer had.
rices hare always baen as 1 ?w as the lowest,
all. Ia our Millin-rjr department the ladies
?a, who aro ?er ready t ? show you the
wt, at the rery lowest priee.
1 & SPARKS',
CHEAP CASH STORE.
? ly _
RICHMOND & DAN V1LLF. RAILROAD CO.
JHH
Mm Hill U gir-My
CoLl'MIlIA AND GrRB.NVII.LK DIVISION.
Condensed schedule in effect March 8t!i,
1891. Triius run ou 75th M r d an tim*.
NOKTII But'XU.
No. 13.
I.v Chnrles'on 7 (R) a in
Lv Columbia 11 00 a in
Lr Alston .. 1*2 13 p ni
Lv Union 2 02 p m
Lv HendersoniiUe 7 Oi I' m
Ly Asheville 8 p m
Ar Hot Springs .!! 19 P
I.y Pomaria ' - 3 J P ,B
Lv Prosperity 1- 3,1 P m
Lv Newberry 1 >3 P In
I Lv Nioety-Six * P m
Lv Greenwood " , _ P ,n
Ar Abbeville ' P ,n
Ar Greenville '? P ni
Ar Aodsrson '3l P
Lv Seneca ' 3. P ra
Ar 8 0,| V
Ar Atlanta I-* w nR'
sot'Tii nofsn.
No. 14.
Lv Walhalla 8 30 11 111
Lv Seneca P 0" ,n
Lv Anderson 10 15 n m
Lv Greenville P 3() * 1,1
Lv Grecnwoul 12 38 P ^
Ar Ninety Six j <)> P n
Ar Newberry p n
Ar Prosper ty 51*34 p n
Ar Hot Springs 8 35. a n
fc tee.?v,K.vr.v;r: 1? 81"
Ar Fiat Rock 11 18 a i
I Ar Saluda 11 "l3 * 1
Ar Tryon 12 31 R 1
' Ar Sparinnburg 1 40 p i
Ar Uuion k, * '
a a a A K
Ar Ai-nn # -
Ar Columbia > 30 fr.
Ar Charleston 9 4"> p i
I). CARDWELL,
D. P. A., Columbia, S. C.
Ja?. Ii. Taylor, O. P. A., Waabingiot
D. C. ?ol. Mans, T. M., Richmond, Vs.
| W. L. DOUCLAJ
< > A 1 1 aa<l other snecl
Th < M W M i" tie* for (lentlem<
T*' WllWWfca ladlen.eto.srawi
ranted, and ao stamped on bottom. Address
W. I,. UUUUIiAH, lirockton, Man. Sold
S. M. RICE, JR., E. L\, Agent
'1,t Jan 2 Ot
il
he
1?? Ann* llitlr f? .*lnnrahaTf l?c*n mar1
rl. work f?r lia, l?r Anna r^ff, Ant
Trias ami Jim. 'lolado,
IPPRBMMHH^HMrr Oiltrri arr dninfaawill. 1
MOO <
I ^^^Knontl.. Ton rautlu ihr w<>rk and
homa, whfrrrrryon ara. K*?
/ DH^^^Xflnnar* ara eaall* earning from I
f / V -X 0H?a day. All afea. We show jro?
and start ynn. Can work in anare
y* w* or tlmt It i c RiAitt rot w
Fillnrc unknown ime?| ?l
kKW and wnwderfWI 1'artlrnlara
n.n*>i?ttwk r*..n?? t?H?i?orti?n??,i??
^ When at Home
Ei V iMptrlfully inform hit fiend*
1 c ianta tint I aha'l kf i t n J -iflioi
Union on Mondav and lemain mil I fun
noin ..f e?ch "??k tint 1 fit |li?r noli e.
D. A. TtlWNaKN
Jan 28 4
f POU DIS^Kiy .,
Indigestion, and Stomncy jtorder*. tu<
iiuowx's moy iTTKtm.
All dealer* keep It. II {* / .tie. Genuine
trade mark ana cxuecey a line* on wrap
'NEW YORK
RACKET.
In asking the patronage of the people of Union and
surrounding country, we wish to state some of the advantages
we propose to oiler you.
We do business on the cash basis; buy lor sp?t cash and
sell for cash. Our business will be clear of every taint of
credit gangreen, (that abominable system which is bankrupting
our land.)
By paying spot cash for our goods we get them at rock
bottom prices, and our New York buyer is alwavjL on ?
alert for bargains. Wherever v<*?? ?*** were ?wTnnna
Inm, cash in hand, ready to scoop in the cream
of the bargains at half their value. So yen will see that
merchants who buy goods in the old way cannot compete with
our prices.
We have only one price for our goods. You will find
everything marked in plain figures. You can see that you
are not paying more than your neighbor. A five-year-old
child can buy them just as cheap as the shrewdest shopper
in the country.
t?-. < - ' 1 1 1
uy ^citing ior spot casn we make no had accounts, and have
no credit valuation 011 our goods. Can a man who sells 011
six, nine and twelve months time sell as cheap as the man
who sells for spot cash ? Of course he can't, lie is certain
to make some had accounts, 110 matter how careful he may
be, and when he marks his good., lie must mark them high
enough to cover such losses. Now you don't want to pay for
your neighbor's goods, do you ? 1'h toll you how to avoid
that, buy from the man wlvo rc\\h for SPOT CASH.
We propose in a few days to show you one of the largest
and cheapest stocks of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes. Hats. ice.,
ever brought to Union. Here are some of our prices:
Paper of Needles, lc. Fine Challies, l ie. per \d.
Paper 1 ins, lc. Good Calicoes, ~>c\ per \d.
Ball of Thread, lc. 2,00(1 yards of good" Pant
Box Blacking, lc. ; leans. 1, 10. and I c per vd.
Box of Blueing, lc. , Good Victoria L:.wns. ?c.
2,000 yards of nice Dress per y; rd.
Lawns, oc. per yard. h Silk Bibbon. ~u\ per v:\rd.
And hundreds of things too numerous to m mti >11 : s > when
you want anything in the world, first consult your pocket
book's best interest and come to the New York Backet.
TJ ZUPLTVir mm. .J
TS917 SPRING GREETING TW*
AT THE CITY ~\SH STORE.
Wt ore now ready to display one of t! 0 largest, best selected and ..i" t v -:i*
plcta assortment of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Shoes and Hats eve. brou.p.t
to Union.
MILLINERY,
Onr Stock of Millinery is simply grand, and cannot ho equale ? !?' a-.,
thins in thai line. Wo have secured the set v ol Miss KAlb 1 hAUHJ.
of Baltimore, who will ho glad to have tho ladies call. You will hiar id ho
I largs display of Millinery later.
Bear iu mind thai we pay Cash for our Goods. in the host markets C :
' country affords. We do not buy from simples, consiq iently we get toe
i L A. T E S T B T Y L E B
II
? A.M? LOWEST PHI'CiiS.
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11 We propose to give our customers 'be benefit of thin. ()tir object \. i> bo to
eel in sailing the be?t uoods for tho least money.
nx. a11 Goods s<dil for CASH.
Kopeetfnlly,
CITY O^SSXX 5*4'X'<l>I* HO,
J. W MC'LURP. AtfT., Dttm -.t.
March 20 12 Cv
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THIS
FART OF THE 1ST AT?!
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5
' 1> a'lynu l>e ilic last petaon in the State to find on' where the ho-l go vis are > .'1
cheap.
jjl A great rumpus among shrewd hujars is Die nalur.il result of our unusually g-u or u?
inducements f<n- iliia season's trade.
1 Coftia in aul are our compute a'sorlmteiit of A\l> SIJUJIIK
display in Staple and Fancy l)ry (Inu la, Notions aad Clothing.
11 1 ..J /liji.l .V > IPIUI at nok ami iuft what Toll want.
o *!-> "I'WI "B'v
Wi rank thetn low to soil them quick All prices :?( iIte lotv-n-ntcr maik.
No question ?h >tit jour being highly pleated with these go tilt and prise-*.
[^ * F* r the hest of everything in the way of l?ry Good-*, Notons, Shoes, lia s in d Clothing,
go to
Why *
! RODGER & PURCELL r
g: Stpt ?i 30 ly f
imm " *
Mfti g>t? "V*n n ill
? Application for Homestead. WlUNtY IU LUMN.
NON Ittipro?ed Farm la-iln, in ?um? <f
$,KX) and upwar is. I o?n? rcpnjahla in
Si sis, w'low i f K?mu?l W. Sins, de- 1 srna'l annual 11 s'nl no ills, through n pored
id o*aaedf hx* tile I liar pcii'iuii before ma tolofaix yi ai*, iln.a #i a" liit* ili? or nwfr :?
8 ' have a ltotii*?lo ul xesigne I ami ret all for pay i ff l? a irn'ohl <li o*s without xha istii g
"' / the benefit of lierwilf, from the real ami his srop in ai y onejo.r. ?p It m mice it>
personal pi^d^^p of the rail Samuel IV, > 1>. A. TOWNSl'.Nl).
D. Sim*. AUopoey, V'e on, C.
if Ne ice ia further giren that the gai I p?ii- Aag l? ly
tl?n wi'l roaic lip fr heating before ine i n
the 18th *l-y ?f April, 1801, a< II o'c oik, Attm0Uw0
, A. M ( umhlnol POfKBT AT.MAN \C
(' II l'KAKF uml MKHOIIAIKIH JM MHlK
M slur for Union t'ou. It advertising BHOWttH IRON llt lTKHtJ
has M .Slor lor union t.oui.ty Uie heHtTouto.glvon away at Drug ana ,
per. March 20, 12 4t. geueral stores. Apply uuve?
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