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A* Or** LrtibtoTiiuiv.?Green wool, 8. C.. June 2S.?To It. R. Tillmnn. Governor of South Carolina ? My Dear Uotemor: I in from th? papers that jou h%?a at last Win lion< grace, that yoo heTehota templed and hare accepted the aceaioe I free railroad p?M Th?y say Bunch Mcllee did it. Our Bunch. I know Bunch well. Ha and 1 were ?a so I to the aamc lown, were scbodboys tgethor. great friends, are aiill wvvjb are as proud of Bunch's success ta railroading, as Ben's in po iiics. Bunch has always had an eys to business. We now fear Buoch has been too smart for Baa. Now, dear Oorcrnor, as y u ba*? fallen front grape, sad as I'.am one of jaw "Old Oatnl" who stood under pour Bag las* year, H< 1, being a Methodiw, believe a m\n can Ml front grace you, being of Presbyterian -* inclination, mminot think s\ but it is true asrerihrlvss. rater fell from grace, but he rspas's I aod wngP^tored. Now, Governor, It jou st you would kuow at new , speak for the yWd Guard.*' and tell you what is required, y your est we make the Stale the Church. TJBf'i* aao'rtin* the DMt.^ad p?]r (.MM to the reilronj e'l that you have ??*4 ?jr "?Ib| 'k? r?n. Ia your COM we will n<-t require "four-fol'l." Do this. Mod the soon?r you do it the better?and whep yea do so, you wi 1 feel r> muoh be'ter. We w?ll then giro yoti once more m hearty hake of the hand. If you refuse to repent, you will find out s?>oo that you will be tempted t* do something cl?e wrong. You wi 1 g ? fast from bad to worse. The BiMe tcl's us to "resist the deril nud he will floe from yon. ' I don't mean to say ibot llu ch is tho devil. Your o <1 f i in, L. M. Moohk. P. S.?Look sfler May field aud Thnckston; they tuning us. l. m. Pine quality Damask- Tow^-Wlno'ies long, 98r. per pair. Regular price $1.35, at II. M. COHEN & DRO'S. EaRTHQL'AKK SlIOVKS iv CALIFORNIA.? San Joso, Cal., June 2 >.?TU? worst shocks of earthquake Culifo-nit lias fc't since 18f>8 aroused the inhabitants of this city ami country at > 03 o'clock this morning. A series of emldon and sharp concussions, accompanied by a rumbling sound, pasjo I through the city frrni northwest to sout heist. The concu?s'ons camo in such quick euccession it wss impo?s ble to co int the shocks, but they lasted about twenty seconds. There were perhaps a ten seconds interval, and then cnine another shock, not eo sharp as tho first, hut with greater oscillatory moli >n, and the duration of the two ?hnolf? r..n.. - ...., .....J a minute. The first sir ck was so violent that the lectrio l:ght tower at Market and Santa Clara streets, 240 feet high, w?s swayed at '**Y of the perpendicular. In the 8 J antes and Vendtnte hotels which are largely tilled with ca-uero tourists, panic prevailed. Men and women rushed half clad in'o the c ?rr:d >rs. The citnshnok like a ship on a rough sea, and on the second shock rows of huildtnga ro e and fell with slow unduhitiry motion. J 'he first tdinck proved disastrous to crockery, window paucs and chimneys. One partly erected brick building tumbled to the ground. Klkcthic Bittkrs.?This remedy is becoming re well known and so ptpular as to nee I no spccid meuttmi. All who have used Klrc ric Bitters situ the same song of praise. A purer incdic'iic does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. Metric Bitters will curc all dise?scs of tloo Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other alTections cause! by impure blond.?Will drive Ma'nria from the* system and prevent ns we'las cure Malarial fevers.?For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try F,1 ectrie Biit'rs?Kntirc satisfaction or mcney refund#!.?Price 50 cts., and $1.00 per bottle at B. F. Posey's Drug Store. it living prices; and I propose to amy in Union; nn?l you will always find me at tlio store next door above T. K. Bailey's Furniture et>ro. ?l. II. I'OHTKK. Senator Qrorqk.?Can'on, Miss.. June 24.?'the Mies ssippi ?c, tbe letdiug Democratic Stntc qr^ii, publishes & six column letter from Senator (ieorgo in answer to a request, from the Anii'c County A liancc for his opinion and position upon ihc Oc.ila platform, with the exception of the subtreasury and land loan features in the first demand, and tlie contemplated g >verament ownership of railroad an l telegraph lines in the sixth demand. Senator fjcorgu plants himself squarely upoit t lie Ocnla pint form, taking nd vatic; ground in its advocacy. Senator George's letter was submitted to Colonel Livingston, of Georgia, whe read it carefully, and said that it was a wonderful exposition of the Allianc' demands. So far as lie endorsed them, the letter will cause somewhat of a sensation throughout the state, especially in Alii nice circles. A Woxdkreui. Worker?Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Burlington, Ohi (dates that he hail been under the ore of ____ L**qp*s?^iiW?t"p1ryei'uans, and used their treatment until he was not :ih e to get a'ound. They pronounced his ca?c t? he Consumption and incurab'e. Ho was persuade I to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, CoilghH and Cllih nml n? lt.nl iim? w,.a ??.? alile to wslk scro-s tlie street without resting. He found, In-fore he had used half of a dollar bott'e, that he was much better: he continued to use it and is to-day enjoying good health. If you have any Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble try it. \\<f guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at It. F. Foley's Drug Rnrc. Ci.osko With tiik IIkkkihction.?(Irecnsbo-o, N. C., June ^-"?t>.?The Fife-Schen<*k affair has been amicably 'idjustoil. At the trial this m truing Mr. Fife in hit statement said that lie did not intend to cast any reflection on either Judge Sclicnck or his fami'y.and if he did, he begged pardon. Ju lgs Schcnck admitted that he did wr >ng an I ask'.-d forgiveness. All parties int-restcd shook hinds and buried the hitehe*. Something out of the usual order of things occurred, na a nol pros, was entered in eaoli case against Judge Sch inck ami his sins. As the oro vd was getting rculy to disperse, some one in the court room commenced singing tbs metre doio'.ogy. T'.o crowd joined in. nud a minister being present the curt adjournal with tlie bcnedicti >n. Bcoki.kn's Arnica Sai.vk.?The best.salve in tho world fit* Cuts, Bruise, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kliemn, Fever Sues, Teller, Chapped linn Is, Chilblains Corns, an 1 all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures 1'i'cs, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded* I'ricc 25 cen's per box. For s tie by 15. F. i'osey, April l'l. ?* -1 , 80)^W atbmixlon Uaim?I'h j Columbia tlirt (Vi'irlitdlitti Ft',?# /// anvil v v" " "V * Tho RuTiiii >ml an! !> uivills riiiroad is talking prcpir.it ons to htndl: a lie ivy ^ratcrinolon cr ip ill's sen on. At tlie shops h?"ro seventy-five cars ha?e had luttiee doors anil other necessary fixtures put 01 ihem fir hand in? the fruit. These can will bo sent il >wn to the melon ti Ids in a few days. Alt g-ther, about 800 ears will bo used for t)il? Itusi icss on the rond this season. Wli-n Judge Haskell was on the Supreme ? hench a railroad pass was se t to liitn. ilo returned it with a note which, while po'ite, mate it very plain that the "courtesy" was nn a wlo' h lif t!! ! T;0, Vt c tuiuttiend bis example to Governor Till nan.? Tht Slat$. \ - Taa M mixu I.sxk fovs*.?Lon^l*. Jane 26.?Thi ??'ii(l-?rlul uoue' gives kjf H ei-rj M. S??nley. the A'ritw exp'orer, of the dwarf (ri'w helm' mtt wit* in equvtcrisl i Africa. Ill c ariuiwl a front de?l of |>ubl o < cu>\t-i j. Mr C ?xm, the Liverpool nalurmlis', ia order to tne-t this dsuttnd, gave orders to < h?s agents t * o't -in at any price the ben | specimen they c u'd < f th a peculiar race, I -V-*- mmm in t-|-|"j ?"? i?ng-soufni lor miseing li'ik l> tween the anthropoid ape 1 n d men. Alter a long and tedious search i .1 the dep'hr ef the Dark Co?t nvnt a 1 r mtrkable fema e pigmy vm procured from i native tribe by whieb she bad been caput r 4, and was brought safely to LiverpoolShe l? !W inches in height, of well developed body i.u jst tdack complexion, wdh a peculiarly i oukej sh expression and a nose so " flat thai ihe lower part of ker face res<?tubles closo y the m?itzle of * > ? - i - 1 - D..i:?k .j .?. one uni ie:iruo ? ? ?? ? - vpnm fr<r'T. SO far MS her vocabulary go**, with those Mioun t her. pother decidedly hun>?o acconiplment she baa also acquired. and smokes the be?t cigars with a rettsli. Dakukhoc? Ca actor*.?New Yoik. June 1 26. A oab'cfcraui was received at the New 1 York offioeot'the Whits Sisr Lino yesterday from the chief executive office in Liverpool, directing th u in future no on ton shout I Lc carried on the mail end passenger steamer*. It was learned y??tofdiy that the matter is receiving cs'cfal consideration by nil the ocean steamship companies. and tno net.on of the While S-ur will probably lend t> h general agreement not "o ctrry cotton on passenger steamert. Tiio dangerous end altogether .unpleasant rxpcrieucc of the passengers on the steamship City of Richmond during her voyage to Liverpool last ! we.'k, when thoy were live days at sea with the cargo of co ton firce'y burning iu the 1 hold, has err at d ilisousnoo as to the pr-?I riety of such -I tiger ?us cargoes being carried by passenger steamers. It is argued ihst the passengers should be tin fir-t consUleration on a pissenger steamship.?State, j IRONXDC.?At J. 11. Vortcr's, is the led ! Summer drink to b ; had. Uecomuicn led by l'iit sicinns geuerally as being lie >1 by. ?_ . "AioGLsr J,ik or run Skvson."?The full , expose of the Charleston Ii'orlI of the recent secret meeting in iliis city of the a Iuiinistration inagustes, giving thole icrof the Governor has been nieutiooeded. Tester day, the Governor having returned to toe city was . asked what he had to say about it. "1 11 have only one comment to luakc" said he: "It has only enough trutn in it 'o tuakc it the biggest lie of the ac?s in." lie uckuow- X lodged writing the letter published but is at a complete loss t. understand how it got out. He could see no way for it to have reached the press fairly. As to tlio World'r account, [ he raid : ' It is chock full of inaccuracies and misstatements.*' So tnilli ino Governor. ? The State. ' ? J Corvr.k Wti.t. be Hinum? Washington, f! June 2">.?The Bureau of American 1L pub- " lie reports that estimates of tlio llrnzitiau ( coffee croo of 1890-91 nn? rnminv in n mnrt. " ct ontinuc to dimin'sb. The first estimate N" whs b,(KH),OJO bag-*, Ilia next 500.0(H), and now it is believed that the cr-?p wid not exceed U.200 0(H) bags. Notwithstanding the iuceniive of higher prices than have over 111 I.een pni 1 before, the tiaily receipts do not average over .'!,()00 bigs. Disorganisation of labor is the chief ditHmbv, and- should it continue, it is believed that the coffee crop of 1890-91, now placed at 8,000,000 bags, will n-t yield more th hi ft.OOO.O'JO bags.? *~ Tel. to The SOite. Ax Ixrr.iiK.sTixii Oih:\sion.? In the second T" l'rcsbyteiiau cliurch yesterday Dr. H.ec-ctt L baptized ihe children of Dr. and Airs. A. J. F llr.ggs Mid of Mr. an 1 Mrs. F. F. WhiMcu. Little Clraeie Luiucau Ilriggs and Florence rJ| Wliddvn reprrsenle I the fourth gcocriii-tn, their gre?t grandfather. Mr. Fleit?v?od Liuuoau, being Abq, tjrtrt. Jltoilit .Uio*yl-^ iu LUe 1 ^ ? - Fott Ovrit FtrTv Yr.vns.?It Ins been sa'd tti that sk'llitl a Ivertising will aec imp i-li won- In ders, and this is partly true, for it is no iri- IV common thing lo see vat*.out nostrum* achieve to a b ief notoriety in this way. Hut they do i uot out-last the n?d cos that herald tlieni. T Thus it is that the nicrcmid and |otish reunites are constantly app-avi-g bef-ro the public in new disguises. Adve* tisiiig. however, will not ace tutu lor th*5 pipulaiity that S. 8. 3. has enj >yed for fifty years, uer *p| fvi- the fact that it has become a liouscbod reiii-dy; nor will a Ivertising account for the ' thousuu Is of testimonials that the | e >| le have give i iu its behalf. Only the most substantial merit can accott >t t r t ie estimation ia waioli this woadeif il luelsciue is p held. (' List of Lotlei'3 Keiiiaining iu the l'ostoliico at Union, for the week ending July 3rd., lH'Jl. tl Mr. William Fodcr, II e iel St. (J'ur, " Miss Corric Fraiory, .V. Wtiribbccii, Mrs Laura Fry Sock, Persons calling for tlic above letters will r please say if advertised, and will be required n to pay one cent for their delivery. J. U. HUNTKU, I?. M. Kniglits of Honor EM'EItY member of Home Lodge No 1117 t' J is requested to inee* in y .-nr 11 rail ?"? ? iiiiiri'iay, July 'Jilt. at 8.J I*. .VI. 15.is u:s< of skkious itit'ouT.VNCK will come ii > for C lllllleration. 15.(5. Oi.if roan, F. M. F.VIIK, t Heporter. Dio(ut>r. July 15 27 1'. Tlte State of South Carolina. g COUNTY OK UNION. j! I5Y JAMBS M. (1EE, ESQ , frobat s Judge. WIIF.ItE.V8, Joseph IT. McKissiek; as ? Clerk of Court, has male suit to ine to grant him lctcrs of Administration on the es:ate of <>nd effects of Drusilla 11. Luc, decease I. These ore, therefore, to citenii'l admonish all and singular the kindred an t creditors oft ho said Drusilla IT. I.ove, deceived, that they bo an 1 appear before me, in 11*3 Court \ of I'robvte, to ba held at Union C. II., South i Carolina. on the 12th day of August next, after publica<iou hereof, at. 11 o'clock in the 1 fo'caoon, to show ciuee. if any they hav*, why the said Admiiiislration should not be j grau'el. Given under my hand ami seal this oOtli day of June, Anno Domini, 18'Jl. j ?s V (JAMES M. C.EE, ] skal. > 1'robatc Judge. Published on the third <l*y of July. 1801, ia the Weekly Union Timks. July 3 27 0 * .REMOVAL. Ihave moved my stock of g>ods to the elcgn nt' store below Ore en 15r>?, which has been fitted up in the handsomest syle, and where I shall be glad to see and serve rny many friends anil customers as usual, llcspectfully, <VP. QARRK1T. June 12 24 lm, I Whon at Home I respectfully inform my c ients that I ,?i"? J 11 my office a' Union on Monday and Tuesday of cicli week until fu tlior notice. L?. A. TOWNSEXD, Jan 23 4 |>nTI Thh m m mm m #-+ ?? . ? A large stock of Fruit Jars just ivcciv| d at G. P. OARKETl'S. 2?. - W c i '* ? To Teachers. ^ * * AU teachers arerequctrd to aMtjkd ' State Teachers A?*cVion to be be'd? **?> i*ron July 22-tt and 24t?i. *: Member* of ill? Am ciatie* w 11 be enter- , mine I br the people of that pro- Lj agin TTT* and will al?o ga reduced r* Railroad rotes to etui f?otn the meeting. iaoro nut) uest'C to rccontc members end lo enjoy the pririleres of the A?s-?iat?en, should send to Prf. A. R. Bmk?. Rock HK1, S. C., the ennuel dews ? one dollar for gaen end fifty cent* for women?end secure a Mintiniliip Ti?ket, whleh wl'l hn e'otmttf to wear* reduced Re'lro?d re tea end enter- % teintnent. B*ery "lire" tcecher in the Stein " , m 1 for mtmbtnhip. A eery interesting procrani is being prepared. Union should re largely represented, and it is h >pe I thai e majority of the teachers will attend this interesting meeting. It will pay any teacher to g \ m Ifenyonewil g nd the e^orrd named | dews to me I wi 1 grt the ineiubor-hip Ticket ami frwatditnt onco. L-t erery Icichrr and fr end of o luc iti >n see that a large attendance fcoes from Union. J. L. WALKER, S. Tun.. U. C. ? Tlic State of South Caroli na. COUNTY OF UNION. By J \MKS M. CI EH, ESQ., Probate Jurlge W1IEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, as Clerk of Court, hns made suit to mo to ( grant him loiters or AdxiirslrWion on the Estate of and ctRcts "f James fl. Litre, Sr , deceased . < Those ere, i Uo*?4'?<*,! ?l-* <m?4 ? nil nod singular (ho kindred and creditors of , tbe said .lames G. h >ve, Sr., decease I, (lint they be and npposr lefo'e me, in iho Court of I'rohnte, to be he'd :it Uuon C. II., South I'arolinn. nil (lie 12th d?v of August next ( ificr publication hereof, ?t 11 o'clock in tho "orciioon, to show cause, if any ihny hnvo, vliy the said Administra'im should not he : ran tel. Given under nty hand an 1 scil this ,10th lay of Juno, Anno U?t ini, 1 Sl> 1 j -? s 1 J AM MS M GEE. | ska i.. > l'roba'e Judge. Published on the 3rd day of July, 1891, a the Weekly Union Timks, July 1 27 tit*. Notice to Travellers Crossing Gist's Bridge. Orr.ick ok Cot'ntt Commi-sionkks, 1 Union County , May 28, 1801. V CI1K Board of County Uotntui* lionets for Uti'oti County having cuveful'y inspcct1 the Gist Bridge o t Tvger lliver, with a iow of repairing the sa tie, find it in such a ecayod condition, that l in'tc l repairs would s useless and have therefore condemned lit Bridge. The travelling Public h hereby notified int any and al cros-iug on sa'd Bridge will ; at the ink of the par y or parties *o cross* Wm. M. (1ALLMAN, C. C. J. A Cil VM11 Kits, 0. 0. Atte t : Ciiari.km Boi.t, Octk of Boa<?d. May 29 '21 2m. SOMETHING linAM mill TTnndrinwriw nidi ciiiu niuiusuium ?IJ^VTV IN ANVOTHEH TOWIV AIIOVE CO?l~c 1? I-, Bisns Mg ' i????? Having removal my p'nee of oiisineis to e t.wo-8'ory building lile'y rebuilt and . uulsuuely fittc I up, just, opposite th<^ ? >?t office, I invito my old friends and cu^r mors to give me a call and sec HE HANDSOMEST BARROOM " ABOVE CHARLESTON, WIlKIti) YOU CAN our; Y lie cliOi.sct \Vinns and I/quo's of all kinds and lli! Fii'ic'ist Drinks. I am s do agent in this town for the . nrc.st CORN WIILSKLY made in North nro'ina. ^ 1 always keep ilio purest and best Liquors . iiat can be bought for tucUcinal and family f sc. < Attentive and c urtcous waiters always 1 oady ?o "set 'cm up" in the most gen'to- ' nsnly style. Just ooiuo and try us. _ . Returning sincere thanks f r the 'dberal ' nitronage I have lie etnfore received, 1 irimise to deserve a continuance of )>ublic avor, by cxtn cfl" rts to plcisc my ill c J. W. SWINK. May 8 l'J if jJarrett Ships Mineral Water. IF you arc fe-ling badly dcn'l pay $1.00 for a bottle of medicine, when you can ;ot a bottle of iIto fimous Garrett Springs ib'ocral Water for only lOcts., ami you will eel iike a new ptr?on. Shipped a'l over the County at $1.00 per rate; SI .00 allowed for crate and bottles ? etiirncd. On sa?c at G. I'. GARRETT'S Book S ore June 12 *24 In). ^ Ice Cream Saloon. Ilmte jnnt coni(>l?te<t tny lua Cruain I'urtur _ in my handsome new building, where 1 j, rill he glad to serve my customers as hereofore. 1. ICECREAM, SIIERBKRT8, &c., at nil A ionrs. A Cream served to families nl rewonablc a irices. A llc<pec fully, A O P. GARRETT. A .1 unc 12 24 lm. a W. L. DOUGLAS i gb O ^ B i B" and other npeolnt- p, *K < aMUt tl-n for (Jentfemen, *1'*' fc* |j>illon,rtr ,aro war- to ranted, and no ntamped on bottom. Addre>? ' ' ii, iiiil'uiiAni hrvcinvni Mail, Sold by ^ S. M. RICE, JR., -E. U., Agent. 0 JftQ 9 ?w V * K() yij? tf^|Ooi ftt.orO'l Itiviu for s B}0 yards pwi Oaiioi fur 31. H yard* of ?"?* <?:i?<b\.ii* lor $1. I 23 yardal?f g<*d (Jhaflw for $1. I I In ]Vc*.< a-oda wo h.ico ro.tuol Ifrovi f I tot 75; per yird ; 73 j to 5J: I Also c jorl ie Drip D-AIuji rol il I Our Trie?t< tutrkel Jor.l I Oar ill-' ,,wl A!b?(r.M; unrknJ d J I Oar all?i 'i'ol CS ?!lij (u irkud i > v i I Embroil eyed Drefue*, 50 inoVt* J Hoautifui. L'Co OarfMining reducl Serial fcjr Window Curtiiaa, beam I Seo our L'ul in-Hit ird 8 lirt*, ot.lv I Gcntfl ftN U?d rsui^ tor only OS e I Heavy Turk i- i Huh Tovvo's 50 in We are headquarter* for CI ?t hitrj J ^ Can giro , 9(. V. The above PiVces are Everybody kuow* til cra*l? Ins t acts like tho above, if ^Ai oill oh rodgbr & Sept ft comple'j irv i ?# y i) e p a r 'i gotffstt PRICES Til FOSTER, WJ J an 2 -m. >ianos, Organs, and all kinds of Music and Sowing s. May 22 ICIIMOXD k DANVILLE AAILKOADCO Co I.I'M III A ASO GltKENVlLI.K DIVISION. Condensed schedule in effect Miviy Ills', vji. iraius run on iota M^riU nn tune. sobtii bov.no. 1 '* ?l*. , v Charles'on G 15 n in v Columbia 10 15 n m v Alston r Union 12 38 ]> in r Spartanburg 1 f?.r? p in r J 3 OG p in r SaluJa 3 41 p in r Flat Hock 4 OU p in r Hcndcrdonvj^lo 4 22 p m r Ashcville.... 5 17 p in r Hot Spring G 4'S p in v Taint Rock 5 50 p m storm bovno. t l'nint Rock..| 11 55 ? m r Hot Springs*,'. 12 24 p in r Asheville ...,k 1 55 p m r llendersonvile 3 01 p in r Fiat Rock ...1 ..... 3 1G pin r Saluda ........I.............. H 41 pin r Trjon 1 4 17 p iu r V r. ilj k .. ... - ' U" M "U r Union ....A. t? I'.' p in t Alston .....Anu. m" * r>0 p ni BBI^Tne trall^WKiifnrDl^ between ffumbla and Ashtrllle. Trains 7,8,9, 10,14, 14,17, 18, 4*2, 48, ailjr except 8nnUy. "Pullm m Sleepers n rains 16 and Id, i etwaeNtCliar'rmo i, 8. C., sd Cincinnati, O'ie, *' <* At miio Cons L no olumbia, Asherili*. l'aint Hook, Murrji wn, Knoxrille, Jrllls* and Junct on Ciiv J. Jk. 1)01> ON. 8np?." *8. L; Taylor, 0. P. A., N. If. Green, ea'l Manage^ Sol*Haas, Ti aflio Manager. A* ' <*?' * "' 4%!| W * - * ili - Mff" * anulatedstjg i $1 on I3ouGirx^ tl. Fruit of the Lk?ui Ulrachiag full j wide fur ouly 81<> p>r yird. 9-4 Shoetiui* hot t| i * 1 i*y only 21o. i 10-1 Shooting b?M ?p?hty only 23o. ed our ill-wool Silk Fiiiuhed Hcurio >cr yard ; 43o t<? 30a per yard, wl from $1 to 73o por yard, i from 50v* t? 33c* urn from 33o to 21c. froiu 23c to ISj. ride, only 33J p-'r yari. d froui 20o to 13o |??>r y ?rd. iful pattern*, ouly 71o }>>r ytrJ. 3So each. ohes lonj, ouly 15a o'u-h. Chu yivo yoa a ? ?? .-1 uiao's 8uit f positively SPOT CASE romp, and you cin't bv deceived in pla i PURCELL 30 ly m STOCK" PMENTS, ELIABLE, [E LOWEST. [LKINS & CO 1 ir Musical Instruments at tlic Unioi ; Machine House. M. RCE, JR., E. U. 21 3m ~4*ru T0/1' WlbSOli'a \ M tit * N.BV/ \ ft S ph-mmm w T>tr?i'l' ?* th* al> *? Sewing Machine I gc the "D'tvis," 'D-tnoa'i-," "New Home and o Iter g >xl Machine. t f f.n i MiicJi ;.C , !< ?(>u?J sold CH K \ i'. Rep tiring 'inchr e< 'hue on shut noj j#.( S. M. KICK, JR., F. ^ , May * 19 . * ARl jNEW -? | R. A.C ?t?? | ' A DRESS FOR Tl And hundreds of other thin, In the financial world there ii and when our New York hu or ?tnrt* for the Aii uUUDb lor us. r-nnlii hnii^i i ?' ?U*p IMU?^lUiailWWNW|PlWvnri This week wo have somo ipc< L HATS, SHOES, ' * We are deter mined to o.losi and have marked them down selling them; and as our forn under the market, it will he to get down to our cut price. Good Alamance Checks 4ic a.yard. Good 4-4 Sea Island, 6ie n yard. I Good Pant Joans. 5c. Good Dross Calicos, 5c. ~-T T ? M??wi ?|| i , , 4 I ii, The cheapest line of Lnce etc., etc., ever brought to Un HA] April 10 ADVEJ TO SELL AT H SELLING AT ATVf We Propost Onr stock of Dry Goods, Hats and Shoes is too large, sure means is to put all gooi he duplicated. This is what, this week. In I adies Dress Goods am and we oiler special indueeim We are sole agents fur Fran I Every pair warranted to give fair trial of these goods. In men's and Boys Clotl cheapest and most complete ii On thi* lino, we nrc prcpn other house c.m compete wit Our hat department, in str pletc. PRICES ALli CU We carry a large and well s< Goods, Shirts, Drawers, half 1 TERMS C1TV CJ^i ? March 20 WHAT I IN. THE OE_DRY A little money goes alon j way*. but th? rnoro money if low prices will get it. Lis'e 6 Papers Pins for "??. 1 d' 7.co I'nliii Lenf Funs for lOo. 1 gross Putin* f< r f?e. 1 <juiro Paper for 1 Packngo "f Knveiopes for 4c. Men's Cravats, -?c. Good Calicos icr ymd, 4c. Drew* floods per yard, 5o. Double.width Cashmeres |ier yard l"<c Space will u>l allow u* lo quote any 11101 goods just as cheap i'i proportion. Ke-noinber that wo arc the leaders o( low un ler any circumetmcoi. Biftf in mind that theabov.' pries mmn s t'a 1 snd make your election before the g lteepectfully, GltAUA Sept 5 MONEY TO LOAN. ' V* ON Improved Farm landa, In en?w* o $.100 and upwards. Loans repayable ii ,J smull anuunl 11 s'ul mcnts, tlirougli a pevo< of si* years, thus enabling the lorrow.-rb par off h?s indebtedness without rshaustiiij 1' his crop in any one \e rr. A poly m once ti D. A. TOWN SEND, C- Attorney, 'Jo':0?> $ ft. Aug 15 81 ly . j v& - fW-s i c '' , s- -P*o i^v^*SHPP C;>, .:^*kB X ET. raw-Fire BESTS, gsjust ns cheap in proportion. * nothing so persuasive as cash, yer tills his pockets with hard etion Booms., j|, mnir~ ' RSrgftms in the auction rooms. 5irI attractions for you. IB! GOODS, ETC., > 3 out our stock of Straw Hats even lower than wc have been ler price was 25 or i?0 per cent impossible for our competitors Mucking, lc. a box. Blueing lc. a box. , Ball Thread, lc. Needles, lc a paper. Spool ('otto 4c. * . Spool situ, (loo yas,yf RRY & BELK. 15 ly ITTSING A 1.0 w 1MB r, 10 A LOW PRICE >riiEH. 3 to do Both. Notions, Millinery, Clothing, It must ho reduced. Our only ds down to prices that cannot we have done, beginning with I Millinery, our stock is large, nts to bargain hunters, k and Fray's Ladies line Shoes satisfaction. All wo ask is a ling our stock is the largest, i the town. . red tv> offer bargains iStofW^tTOn" h. aws, Wools and Felts, is com. T AWAY DOWN. elected line of (lent's Furnishing lose, Sn'-spm leiM and Cravats5 CASH. LSI! .VIA>K1C, J W MC'LUKE, Au'T., Fmop'b. LCRASH : PRICE GOODS. i time has come when rf6 yri*pm.? .new 1 * n at a few of onr prices : Straw Hats for 5c. 1'iiliuctto Mais for ,Mo-?, lUe. Cottonad-s for Hants iOc. Cotton Cheeks. 12 yards f<rfU. Hoys sod Mei.s Wool Ila's for IOc. Women's Shoes, solid leather for 50c. I lot of Wnniens anil Misses Shoes'worth $1 16 and $1 50 nt $1. Mens white Shirts wbh linen bosoms for 43e. e prices, but we have a great many other r prices and thst we will not be undersold trictly cish 11 ever/bo'ly. oodsare picked over. M & SPARKS' CHEAP CASH STORE. ' \ 03 )y MRS. GRANT f IIA 8 Jl'ST R %! SPRING AND SUMMER 5 SIILLINKRY. an t is now ready to exit bit her elegant stock to ber customers. AftU 11 W M < >