Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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As Opkn Letter to Tillman.?Gretawo< C.. June 28.?To D. 11. Tillnim. Govern Br South Caroline ? My Deer Governor: Bee from the papers lint you have It Horn grace, that you have ben tempt H ^Band free p?M Bunch. 1 know Dunch well. !( I I were ni'no l in the same town, were echo boys t?gcthor, great friends, aro still. V boys are as proud of Bunch's success railroading, as Ben's in po'itics. Bunch hi IP alwnya ha-1 an eys to business. We no fesr<Buooh has been too smart for Ben. r- . Now, dear Governor, as y< u have folic ft*?m grape, and as 1'atn one of your "Ol Guard" who stood under your flag last yea ant 1, being a Methodic, believe a man en faU from grace; .you, being of Presbyterin v inclination, tuny not think so, but it is trii eren hrlrss. 1'eter fell from grace, bat li repe^te i and w^g restored. Now, Goveroo you would know i ^gpMBHlRwhal to doA 1 will oow speak for tli "'.Old Guard,*' sndYell you what is required In your cn?e we make the State the Churcl Yoo must publicly Confess that you hav done wrong in accepting the pass, jind pa at once to the railroad a'l that you hav f saved by nsing the racs. In your caso w < will not require "four-fold." Do this, an ! the sooner you do it the better?and wbc, \ you do so, you wi 1 feci so muoh bo'tei ?; We w>ll then givo you once more a heart, shake of the hand. If you refuse to repent you will find out s?on that you will bt k> uj something else wrong. Yoi wil g>? fast from hail to worse. The Bi?>l tel's us to "resist the devil nad he will floi from you. ' I don't mean lo say ilist Ru c! is the devil. Your o <1 f i no, L. M. Moork. P. 8.?Look eflcr Msyfield and Thackston they tu'ningus. l. k. x. r< Pine quality Damask Towels^ 64 Sho'ios J U>9g, 98c. per pair. Regular prico 81.36 at II. M. COHEN & RRO'S. Karthquakk Shocks iv California.? Sao Jose, Cal., Juno 2 ).?The worst shook* of earthquake California has fe't since 180F aroused the inhabitants of this city and country at 3 03 o'clock this morning. A series of sudden and sharp concussion*, aooompanied by a rumbling sound, pas'el through the city fnm northwest to southeast. The concu?s'ons camo in such quick succession it was impossible to coont the shocks, but they lasted about twenty Fcconds. There were perhaps a ten seconds interval, and then came another shock, not so sharp as the first, but with greater oscillatory moti >n, and the duration of the two shocks was fully a minute. gft . Jhe first sh- ck was so Yiolent that the eleetrio l'ght tower at Market and Sauta Clarg at reels, 240 f?*ct high, w?e swayod at and ^endome hotels wblbh are largely filled with eastern tourists, panic prevailed. Men and women rushed half clad in'o the o?rrd?re. The city} shook liko a ship on a rough sra, and on the second shock rows of buildings roae and fell with slow undulatiry motion. ? Tho first shock proved disastrous to erookery, window paucs and chimneys. One partly erected brick buildiDg tumbled to tho ; ~' ground. Elicctric Bittkrs.?This remedy is becoming ee well known and so popular as to nco 1 no special meution. All who have used Blec ric Bittora sing the same song of praise. A purer inodio<no does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Livor and Kidneys, will remove Pimples. Boils, Salt Rheum and other, affect ion a cause I by impure blood.?Will drive Ma'aria from the* eystsm and prevent hs we'la* cure Malarial fevers.*? For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Biitirs?Entire satisfaction or money refunded.?Price 60 ets., and $1.00 per bottle at B. P. Posey's Drug Store. mo olib v^? | tr?tv + ? - ~ j ' at Bring price* ; aud 1 propose (6 stay in * Union; and you will always find me at tho tore next door aboro T. E. bailey's Furniture Mure. J. B. POUTER. Senator Qrorok.?Can'on, Miss.. June 24.?Hi* Mire ssippUc, the touting Democratic State organ, publishes & six column letter from Senator George in answer to a request from the Ami'o County A banco for hie opinion and position upon the Ocala platform, with the exception of the subtreasury and laud lonn features in the first demand, and the contemplated g>vernniout ownership of railroad and telegraph lines iu the sixth demand. Senator George plants himself squarely upotf tho Ocnla platform, taking advance f;round in its advocacy. Senator George's etter was submitted to Colonel Livingston, of Georgia, whe rend it carefully, and said that it was a wonderful exposition of the Alllano i demands. So far at ho endormd them, the letter will causo somewhat of a sensation throughout the state, especially in AlUsoce circles. A Wonderful Worker?Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Burlington, Ohi >, Mat<ff.iiMttalMlhad heen under the care ol ? I ill! It'miilHWl1 |d\y^ir'ians, rind used their treatmentntitil he was not ab'c t > get a- ound, They prohounoed his case tt he Consumption and incurable. He was persuade 1 to try Dr. King^e New Discovery for Consumption Coagbfl and Colds and at that time wea nol able to walk ecro-s the street without resting ^ lie found, before he had used half of a do! v lar bott'e, that lie was much better ; he con tinned te use it and is to-day enjoying goot health. If yon have any Throst, Lung oi Chert Trouble try it. \V* guarantee satis faction. Trial bottle free at B. F. Po?ey'i Drug 8s >rc. ? Ci.ohkd With tub Bk.skdigtion.?Greens bo*o, N. C., June *50.?The Ptfe-Sohench affair has been amicably adjusted. At th( trial this miming Mr. Fife in hi* statement Mid that he did not inteud to cast any re flection on e'ther Judge Schenok or liii faml'y, and if he did, he begged pardon. Judge Sohenck admitted that he dul wroni 25 I aektd forgiveness. Alt panics int-restei hook hihda and buriod the hitche*. Somrthing out of the usual order of thing ooeurred, an a nol pros, was entered in eaot ease agsinst Judgo Schinck and his s in*. A the oro-vd was getting roidy to disperse pome one in the oourt room oommonoed sing lag the long metro dorology. The crowi joinod in, and a minister being present th curt adjourned with the bjnedioti m. Bucklkm's Aknioa Salvr.?The best sale in the world fir Cuts, Bruise*, Sore*, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever So-es, Tetter, Chappe Han Is, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruj lions, and positive!? euros Pi'os, or no ps required. It is guaranteod to give perfe* satisfaction, or money refunded- Price \ oen's per box. For s tie by B. F. Pose, -Anvil 111 ^? '^nim^fifmm^g^^^Sl^MM^^ ^ARl<?",J ^?*'1,u^ ^WflHMrth* Charloitou World 8fty T^s^^Wnand an I Dm villa riilroad U) iking ' |p"'0|> >r u urn to htndla a heat tftteenieton crop th's boa on. At (lie hUoj here seventy-fire oars hn?e had lattice doo fend othor ncoonary fixtures put oi the f.ir hand lag the fruit. Thcso cart will ant d >wo to the melon fi Ids in a few day Alt g*ther, about 800 oars will be used 1 thi< busl iess oa the road this Reason. Wh-n Judge iiaakell was on tho Suprei bench a railroad pass was se t to him. I returned it with a note which, while po'il mate it ear/ plain that the "oourtesy" w one wbi< h be'dl I hot appreciate. We coi mend his example to Oorernor Tillxao. Th? Link Fnuxn.?Lon?%o. Jum l0r 20.?The wmnl'triul accoun' given by II oorj I M. S'miley. tho African rxp'orer, of lh< 1,1 dwarf Ir^oJ lie had nut with in equator!* * Africa. lia o aroused it great detl of pulil < cinio-i y. Mr 0 oss, the Liverpool nnturnlis' ur io ordtr lo meet this domtnd, gave orders lo ' h's agents t > o' t in nt any price the best specimen tliejr o u'd of th's peculiar race, * which seems to supply the long-sought for niiwmg link between the anthropoid spe M a >d men. After a long and tedious search w .i the liep'ht of the l)ark Co?t:nent n r in irkable fema e pigmy ww procured from >n a native tribe by whioh she had been capId tur !, end was brought safely to Liverpool. r? 8he i? 30 inches in height, of well developed in body mi i jst Mack complexion, wltL * pecukn lierly i oukey all expression and a nose so 10 flat that ihe lower part of her Ihco resnmhlna '? close'y the tll?Xzlo of ??? awinxil. ri flhe has'learuol a little English and conlt verses freely, so far as her vooabnlary goes, ? with those at oun I her. Another decidedly '* humau accomplishment she has also acquir' ed, and smokes the best cigars with a relish, 'e - - y Da no choi's Capgops.?New York, June 0 26.?A cab cgra-u was received at the New c York office of the White Star Lino yestcrJay d from the chief executive office in Liverpool, D directing that in future no onton shoul I Lc ' car riot on tho mail and passenger rtcanicrs. y ft was learned je?tcrdny thai the matter > is receiving ca'cfal consideration by all the 3 ocean rb-auiship companies. ami tno action II of the White S'ar will probably lead t> a 0 general Agreement not to cirry cotton on R passenger steamer*. The dangerous and 1 altogether unplenssnt experience of Ihe passengers on the steamship City of R;chmond during her ?oyago to Liverpool last > wo-'k, when ilioy were tive days at sea with i the careo of co ton fi y? im?"i"? ,u~ ' hoM, hu crrnt d disousooo ha to the pr->1 | riety of such d oiger.tus cargoes being car> ried by passenger strnmcrs. It is argued that llio passenger* should be ill i fir-t consideration on a pissengcr steamship.?Slate. IRONADB.?At j. b. Porter's, is the let Snuiuii-r drink to b ; had. Kecomnicn led by Physicians generally as being lied by. - "diaossr Lik or riiK Season."?The full expose of the Charleston World of the recent secret mectiog in this city of the a (ministration magnates, giving the lo tcrof the Governor has been moafiooeded. Vo-tcrday, the Governor having returned to the city was nsked what he had to say a tout. it. "I ham only otic comment to make" said he: "It has only enough trutti in it to tunkc it the biggest lie of the *c?u >n.'' Ho acknowledged writing the letter published but is at a complete loss t . understand how it got out. He could scene way for it to have reached tiie press fairly. As to the World'* account, he raid: "It is chock full of inaccuracies and misstatements." So cntlh the Governor.? The State. Corrr.k Witt, be Hiouiir-?Washington, June 25.?The Bureau of American H?-publio reports that estimates of the Braziliau coffee crop of 1800-91 now coining iuo market continue to diminish. The first estimate ' was 6,000,000 bag", the next 11,600,000, and now it is believed that the crop wiil uot ex- ! cecd "2.200,000 bags. Notwithstanding the incentive of higher prices than liaTo over t.cen pni l before, the daily receipts do not average over 8,000 begs. Disorgan zation of labor is (ho ohief difficulty, and" should it continue, it is believed that the coffee crop of 1890-01, now placed nt 8,000,000 bags, will n >t yield more thin ft,000,090 hags.? Tel. to The Slate. An Inrr.uKSTJNO Ocoistos.?In the second ' Presbyterian church yesterday l>r. B.rciett baptized ihc children of Dr. and .Mrs. A. J. Bnggs. Mid of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Whildcn. Little Grucie L-mticuu Briggs and Florence 1 Whtldcu reprvscnte I the fourth goocr ui-in, their gre it grandfather. Mr. Flcitwood Linucau, being the lirst child bait's>d m the > " 1 1 * - vn* Avvyr Xaam1 World. ^ For Ovkii Ftrrv Years.?It his bccu sa?d that skilful alvcrtising will ncomp i?h wonders, and this is partly true, for it is no uncommou thing to see var.ous nostrum* aolmvo a biicf notoriety in this way. But they do oot out-last the not cos that herald thorn. Thus it is that the mcrcuiid and |otish rem it tcs are constantly appearing before the public in new disguises. Advctising, however, will not acomtiilor tlis pipulaiity that S. y. S. has enj iyed for fifty years, ut r i?r mo mei tuai 11 uas ui'comc a noun .-no a remedy; nor will a ivcrlising account for the 'thousuuis of testimonials thai the |u>|lc have give i ill its behalf. Only the most t>uhs<*otinl merit cm accou >t for tie estimation in wuioli this vroudotful lueiicino is held. List of Letters Remaining in the Postoltico at Union, for the week ending duly 3rd., 181) I. Mr. Wilharo Fo>tor, It c tel St. Corr, Miss Corric Fraiory, .V. Wsribbcuti, Mrs Laura Fry Sock, Persons calling for the abovo letters wiil please say if advertised, and will bo required ' to pay one cent for their delivery. XC. HUNT lilt. P. M. Knights of HonorEVERY member of Home Ladge No 1117 is requested to meet in ynur Hall on 1 Tnuriday, July Dili. at8.j P. M. lias nss? of - srkioos turouTANCK will come u i fur c ?inid* oration. ' 1). 0. Ct.trroRn, F. M. FA Kit. Reporter. Dictutir. r July 3 27 lr. s The State of Sou(h Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. I BY JAMES M. GEE, ESQ , Probst) Judgs. 8 *17II ERE AS, Joseph IT. McKissick; ns ' VV Clerk of Court, has male suit to tne to grant him le'ters of Administration on s the es:nte of ?nd effects of Drusilla II. Lmc, decease I. jt These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ' all and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said Drusilla II. i<ove, decerned, that * they be and appear before me, in ths Court 1 of Probite. to bs held at Union C. II.. South 1 Carjlinn. on tho 12th day of August next, ' after publication hereof, mt 11 o'clock in the ' fo-eaoon, to show ctueo, if any they have, ' why tho saiJ Administration should not bo ? granted. Given under my hand and seal ihit 30th day of June, Anno Domini, 1801. o j,? ?(JAMES M.GBK, h -J rial, Probate Judge. Published on the third day of July, 1801, y iu the Weekly Union Timks. ct July 8 27 6;* 7, REMOVAL. I havo moved my stock of g>ods to the elegant'store below Green Bros, which I: has been fitted up in the handsomest syle, ig and where 1 shall be gUd to see and serve my many friends and customers as usual. 7. Respectfully, P* Q, P. QARRKTT. Juno 12 24 lm. ; s? W k en at Home mj/k 'or (" respectfully inform my frienil^ana L o'ienU that I aha 1 be in my office a? Union on Monday and Tuesday of oich ne week until fu: ther notico. la / D. A. TOWN8END, le, Jan 23 4 " Fruit Jura. A large stock of Fruit Jars just rtoeivdt* a. P, UARUKTr S, 2*. -? y* ' * A m +* &jf ' B To Teachers, m 4 r ) AH teachers are requo-ted io a1 >?ft<i th< t Stato Teachers A?*c'aHon to be lie'd slit Ah r derson July 22-23 nud 24l!t. 'X , .Members of the Asa ciation wll be enter tninc by the ho?pilnhle penplo of that pro givi-sire Ciiy, and will al'0 get reduce. Railroad rates to and f?0111 ilio meeting. Those who desiro to become members am 1 to enjoy the privileges of the Ars miation should <?end to I'r f. A. It. Bank*, Hock lli'.l 8. C., the annual dows ? one dollar for (per and fifty cents for women?and seeuro i Membership Ticket, which will be necessary to secure reduced Ralroid rates and enter taininent. Every "live" teacher in bo a niea^fMa^ttwe-AsSbci iTrcfl^^^ffteffTs ol . ttho eligib'o for membership. A very interesting program is being prepared. Union should t>o largely represented, snd it is hoped that a majority of tbo teachers will attend this interesting meeting. It will pay sny teacher to g?. Ifanyonowil snl the amoved named dews to me I wi 1 get the member-hip Ticket and f< rward it at onco. L-t every teacher and fr ond of o luc ill >n see that a largo attendance goes from Union. J. L. WALKER, 8. Cum.. U. C. The State of South C'aroli na. COUNTY OF UNION. Bv JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probato Judge WHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, as Clerk of Court, has made suit to mo to grant him Letters of Ad-uitrstrUion on the Estate of and effects ?f James O. Love, Sr , deceased . These are, tboref.re, to ei'e nnd ndmonleh all and singular Iho kindred and creditor# of the raid James G. L >vo, Sr., deceased, that they be and appear tofo-o me, in iho Court of l'robale, to be he'd at Union C. II., South Carolina, <>n the 12th d?y of August next after publication hereof, ?t 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, to show cause, if any thny have, why the said Adisinistra'ion should not he gran to I. (liven under nty li.ind an I soil this 30th | day of June, Anno Dn ini, 1891. i ,?*?> JAMES M GEE. J skal. > Proba'e Judge. i Published on the 3rd day of July, 1891, in the Weekly Union Times. July 3 27 Ot*. Notice to Travellers Crossing Gist's Bridge. Office of Count* Comui'siomkbs, 1 Union Countv, May 23, 1891. > THE Board of County i'omtnT-'tfoneVi for Union County having careful'y in spec 1.,1 ii,? n:=? ii.n " "" ... ..... vr.i.1, o i i.vgcr niver, with a view of repining the same. fin.I it in such a decayed condition, that lintel repairs would he useless and liavc therefore condemned said Bridge. The travelling Public is hereby notified Hint any and nl' eras ing on saui Bridge will be at the risk of the par y or parties so crossing. Wm. M. qallman, C. C. J. A Ci'l VMUKUS, c. c. Alte-t: CtiAnt.ea Bow, Cleik of Roan). May 20 22 2m. SOMETHING Finer and Handsomer TIFAN IN ANY OTHER TOWN AHOVE OOLU5IBIA. * l_i ??r?ov Having remove 1 my p'aco of business to tlic two-story lniilditig litc'y rebuilt and h inds unely fitted up, just opposite the Postoflfice, I invite my old friends and customers to give me a call and sco THE HANDSOMEST BARROOM ABOVE CHARLESTON, WIIHUH YOU CAN OHT; The choisct Winrs and I/qnors of oil kinds and hi; Famcmsi Brinks. I am s do agent in this town fur llicj j purest CO UN WHISKEY made iu North Caro'ina. I always keep the purest and best Liquors that can bo bought for mctieinal and family use. Attentive and o nrtcous waiters always ready to "set 'cm up" in the most gentlemanly style. Just uumo and try .us- * *" Returning sincere llianks f-r the 'ibcrnl patronage I have lie'etofore received, 1 promise to deserve a continuance of public favor, by extr t cffirts to plciso my customers. J. W. SWINK. May 8 19 tf Garrett Sliip3 Mineral Water. IF you aro fcdiog badly dcn'l pay $1.00 for a bottle nf medicine, when you can gel a bottle of the famous Garrett Springs Mineral Water for only 10els., and you will feel iikc a new person. Shipped a'l over ihe County at $1.00 per crate; $1.50 allowed for crate and bottles returned. On sa'o at G. P. GARRETT'S Book S ore June 12 24 Int. Ice Cream Saloon. J hart just completed my Io? Croaro T??rtor I. in my handsome new building, where 1 will be glad to scr?o my customers as heretofore. ICECREAM, S1IBRDBRTS, &o., at nil hours. Cre iin served to families at rcisooahle prices. Respco'fully, O P. GARRETT. June 12 24 lm. $3 SHOE jS&Ss=? 8. M. RICE, JR., U. U., Agent. } *% (tat A V| -vr -I v " J* /' *' * ??y?! ? IUNULATED 8UG4 ! f^tmFOR $l oo ?OU<a, x% ^ YOU w * i? ' 30 yds ef# good lfLtired Liwus for 51., Kriiit of tho L')Oui Bleaching full yar( 30 yards 8?*d O.iliou for 31. j wido for only 8]>s par ynrd. 14 yards of f>??d Oin*b*:iis for $1. | 9-4 Sheetiup host q i 11i?y only 21o. 25 vards^of 8?*! Chafl.es lor SI. i 10-1 Shooting best <p?liry only 23o. Io Goods w.> hnvo roduood our all-wool Silk Finished Henriettafrom |1 tel 75j per yard ; 75?J to 5 J s per yard ; 45c to 30c per yard. Also?urH"e Grip D' Alma reined from $1 to 75o per yard. Our a\--rool Tricot" ui irked d>*n from 50o t> 35c* Our all-Wool Albtlross marked di*u from 35c to 21c. Our all-t mol Ckillfe in irked down from 25c to I Sc. Embroil] eyed Dros.sc, 50 inches wido, only 33c per yard. Beautiful L?co Cu^ainfn^ reduced frotn 20o to 13c per yard. Scrim for Window Curtains, beautiful patterns, only 7"Jc per yard. Seo outiUolmtodried S I?rt.?, onlv 33c each. Gents faV Und -rsuivi for only 98c. Iloavy rtrkinh B u h Towels 50 inches Ion?, only 15c c'teh. We are modquartcrs forCluhiu^. Can pivo yea a pond man's suit for I 82 50. \ Can givo y?u ? e .0.1 Boys suit for 81 5f> {!'" -^uy^fl Vifi 1* "*< r.,... j^.J The above Prices are positively SPOT CASHEverybody kuowe Morn,!. b? coo,e, end you cWt W deceived ? r'"? facts like the above, if call on ^ V ^ Y T RODGER&PURCELL. INCOMPLETE STOCK. SB I IN AI.I. X) E\> A R T M E N T S.I GO(S&S RELIABL15T "A PRICES THE LOWEST. . I FOSTER, WILKINS & CO Jnn 2 ^ 1 If Pianos, Organs, and all kinds of Musical Instruments at the Union Music and Sewing Machine House. S. M. ROE, JR., E. U. May 22 jft 21 3in RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO Columbia and Orkknvilli! Division. /? Condensed schedule in effect Miuiy 31s?, 1891. Trsios run on 75th Af^rid an time. Ar Henderson Ale 4 Tl p in Lt Psint Rook .1.,.. 5 60 p m In\ jj |pBp| Ar Pi?4 Rock ...X 8 10pm Yk M i;SS?=? ft/HEELER! OA liiilk ilr"' WILsSMS\^M PK-agp" rnw-mi v u Tralw 7, 6,9, toL, t4,17, 18, 4146, ?1*Y ** Daily Bieept 8unJxy. ipullm m 8leepers Trail)a 1ft and Id, etw9#t? Cliur'raio.i, 8. C., _ Besid''* ih> ali >?? Sewing Machine I se'l and Cincinnati,- 0 >io, w? At actio Ooaa L no the "D-ivix," '-I> me?M "New Homo" Columbia, AahoTilie* Rook, Motrji- and o li??* g >->d Machine-, towa, KdoxTitle, J?llfe- and Junct on City. Secondhand MhcIi iic, in good repair, J9LDOD ON. S?pt. sold CHK \P. Ja?. L; TaTLOI, 0*?* A., N. II. Green, Repdrlng Maohl'.o* dine oo aWt no,jrtQ?1 IhMna BoMtaua, Tiaffio Manager. 8. M. 1UGE, JR., V. ,, l>v UtdWtUi A*aad M aj * 1'J ??* i * f i * < * * . - " .' c: -' r~Jm,'c- i ^-v ; -: '?r? f $*? f^RACKET^ i | A DRESS FOE WENTY-FIYE CENTS, h'thoHnlnclal^worldThwTnoth' "" <'l'0ai> "' |)rol)orti"nand when onr New York l>uver li'l'ls^l,"" ''cr'""!lsu'e .ns cash, dollars, and starts lor the ? ! i> 1'?ck?'s with ' GOODS for as. ? " hmiah i I'^Tji iiir inn nrr .. at bargains in the auction looms. I This week we have some special attractions for you. HATS, SHOES, HBY GOOHS, ETC., > We are determined to close out our stock ot Straw Hats and have marked them down even lower than we have been selling them; and as our former price was 25 or 30 per cent under the market, it will be impossible for our competitors to get down to our cut price. Good Alamance Checks 4?c Blacking, lc. a box. a yard. Blueing lc. a box. Good 4-4 Sea Island, 51c a Ball Thread, lc. yard. Needles, lc a paper. Good Pant Jeans, 5c. Spool Cotto4c. * Good Dress Calicos, 5c. Spool Silk, (100 yds,) 4c. jl c?.i.i ? . i i, -1?ev?--* / in .vdsl?lc. The cheapest line of Lnccs, Embroidered White^^ooo?fp etc., etc., ever brought to Union. Ur/VDDV V T1T7T TT iinmvi IX DIjJUIV. April 10 15 jy ADVERTISING TO SELL AT A LOW Pill OF, SELLING AT A LOW PRICE IS ANO'S IIEH. We Propose to do Both. Our stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery, Clothing, Hats and Shoes is too huge. It must be reduced. Our only sure means is to put all goods down to prices that cannot be duplicated. This is what we have done, beginning with this week. In Ladies Dress Goods and Millinery, our stock is large, and we oiler special inducements to bargain hunters. We are sole agents for Frank and Fray's Ladies tine Shoes Every pair warranted to give satisfaction. All we ask is a fair trial of these goods. In men's and Boys Clothing our stock is the largest, cheapest and most complete in the town. n.. n.:.. 1:..... ...... a....... .v.*i \/ii cum nvi mvy |mv;|uil^u ivr UllUL u.n ^ iuid tlldt HU other house can compete with. Our hat department, in straws, "Wools and Felt:?-, canir. pietc. PRICES ALL CUT AWAY DOWN. We carry a large and well selected line of Cent's Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Drawers, half hose, Su-?p.m lers and CravatsTERMS CASH. C1TV CASH iyix>K12, j- w- mc'lure. Au't., j'kop'r. March 20 12 ly " WHAT A CRASH IN. THE PRICE OF I>UY GOODS. A little money Roes along ways, but the time has come when wc pro^v..,, .. moro money if low prices will gei it. Listen at a few tf oar prices: 6 Papers Pins for 5c. Straw Hats for 6c. I d- zen Palm Lmf Fans for 10c. Palmetto Hats for Men, lOe. 1 gross Butt-n? f< r 6c. Cottonad<>s for Pants 10c. 1 quiro Paper for X.o, CoUon Checks, '22 yarda f.r $1. 1 Package of Envelopes for 4c. Boys and Mens Wool Ha-s for 10c. Men's Cravats, 5c. Women's Shoes, solid leather for 60c. Good Calicos per yatd, 4c. 1 lot of Women* and Misses Shoes [worth Dress Goods per yard, 5c, 26 and $1^ 60 at ?1. Double-wiili!? Cashmere* per yar<l l ?c | .Mens white .Shirts w uli linen bosoms ur 43e. Space will n?t allow us lo quote any more price-", but we have a preHt many othar goods just as cheap i'? proportion. Remomher tlint wo are tlie leaders of low prices and that we will not be undersold un ler any clrcnmetmcos. B>-ar in mind that theabov.- pric-s rn-sn strictly cash t i everybody, t'a 1 and make your s-leoiion before the goods are picked over. Respectfully, GRAHAM & SPARKS' CHEAP CASH STORE. > Sept 5 G3 ly MONEY TO LOAN. I MRS. GRANT ? ON Improved Farm lar>da, in muww of HAS JC8T IIKCEI $300 and upwards. Loans repayable in small animal .naml mrntft. through a per od SPRING AND SUMMER of six years, ihus enabling I lie borrower to pay off b'B indebtedncsa without t-xhaustiug _-y- w-.. hia crop in any one rear. Apnly at once to imLMtYKrl i , D. A. TOWNSEND, , , . . , v Attorney, Onion Vc. *a<i m oow ? exh bit her elegant Aug 15 83 " V lv . ? 9,ock 10 k*r ^"'omera. * AfiiUI M If t#. . i %Lf % i-c