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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or m Merchants' ft Planters' i NATIONAL If A IV It OF UNION. SOUTH CAROLINA. ?At Union, in th* Stat* of South Carolina at 'ho r'?w- "f A---:.-;, J~J, Un, IP?I. RESOURCES Loans and discounts...*. $180,467 4S Otci drafts, socured and unsecured ? 398 48 U. 8. Bonds to secure eircula-. J , Stocks, aaaoritias, 80 I 1 Due from approved reserve ag'ts 498 07 Due from otbsr National Banks 905 64 ' Due from Stats Banks and bankers 3.'?6 41 ' Banking-house, furniture and fixture* ~ 2,000 00 Current expenses and taxes paid G9 16 ' Bills of other Banks.. 10 00 ( Fractional paper currency, nick- ' els nod cents 341 07 Specie - 18,031 2-> ' Legal lender notes 120 Oil Redemption fund with U. S.Trea- * surer, (5 per ct of circulation) 075 00 Total *220,766 60 ( LIABILITIES. 0 Capital stock paid in $00,000 00 8urpius fund 60,000 XX) Undivided profits 3,100 08 National Bank notes outstanding 13,500 00 Dividends unpaid 070 00 Individual deposits subject to check 76,284 SO Due to other National Banks, 1,012 00 Notes and bills >e-diseount?d... 22,000 00 _ Reserve fr Taxes 000 00 ? Total $226,760 60 Statk or Soutu Carolina, 1 County or Union, ss i * I, George Munro. Cashier of the above 8 named Bank, do solemnly swear that the fi above statement is true to the best of my ? knowledge and belief. 8 GEORGE MUNRO, Cashier. tl Subscribed and sworn to before me tlrs 21?t day of July, 1891. v ' r ) CHARLES BOLT, a j sf.al > Notary Public f r S. C. e J ? Correct?Attest: il A. II. FOSTER, ) n JOHN A. FANT, > Directors. ci F. M. FARR. J ei The State of South Carolina. 0| COUNTY OF UNION. b. Summons for Reilef?Complaint uot Served ^ Louisa llollingsworth, riaitihjf, jix against j Henry C. Miller, James P. llollingiworth and Andrew llollingswoitli, Defendants TO Henry C. Miller, James 1'. llo'lingsnnd Andrew llolliugsworth, Defendants in this action : You are hereby summoned S and required to answer the cunplaint in this C action, a copy of which is filed iu the office of the Clerk of the Com t of Common Pleas for eaid County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscri- 1 bcr nt his Office, at Union in SAid County aud State within twenty days alter the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such L service : and if you fail to nniwer the com- > plaint within the t.nie af ucaid, the plaintiff in this a.tion will apply to the Court for the ;1 relief demanded in the complain'. ( WITNESS, J. 11. Mclvissick Esq., Clerk of ^ the Court ofConuuou Picas, in an I for the , County aforcxn.d, the l'Jtli day cf July in the p }cuc. of our Lord one thousand eight hun- v V?-A" > ^i^ety-oue and in the one hundred tutc oi iue rUifUecTfc'Utos of Auiir- ^ r r v ^ i.. A J. II. McKissick, C. 0. r. I. O. MoKISSICK, [ Plaintiff's Attorney. , " To ilie Defendant Andrew lloliingsworth : j Take notice that the summons in th s nc- n lion, or which the foregoing is a copy, wns filed in the idlicc of (lie Chvk of said Court ,| lor eat J County of L'uioii in the State of , South Carol in*, on the22d d*y of July 1801. ! 1- ?. Mt KlSSlCK. j Plaintiff's Attorney. July "2d, 1801. Union S. C. < *' July 24 20 Ct. " an ordinance. l 1>e ir oui) a in Kb, i$v tiii: town y Council of Union, now met on<l s tiing. 6 ftiul by authority of the same. l' Tltat, from the date of this Ordinance, nl! C persons whose yards, privies, pig-pms, or auy part i f the r premises, shnll be in such nn unclean condition as to be a nuisance, and shnll be reported by the llonrd of lleiihh as sucb, the owners or occupants of an id premises shall clem said premises and put 'hem in gcod condition, and upon failure to clean said promises, withjn twenty-four hours after notice, they shall he lined the rum of five ($0) dol<nrs tor each and every day said premises are left nn* '.can. 0 W. T. ? HA 11 AM, liitcndant. -^Jt. W. TINSI.KV, Clerk. r ^^Jnion, S. C , July lOth, 18111. second examination. j! " '? 1110It SCHOI.ARSP1HS IN THE WIN- yi X1 TilROb TRAINING .SCHOOL. CO- 8' lun.bia, S. C. Oj?eti to girls over 18 years "J old. (jiaJuaios aie entitled lo teach in the s( - ' sehoo's of South Carolina as first ganle 1 teachers and are in demand. Kadi county . is given two Scholarships?into hy the S<atc worth ^ 100, and one by the school worth ,L ???. The second compelitive cxamiuati n is ^ . ' _ ordere-l to le held at the Court House of Union. County, Friday. July ."1st ut 'J a in. For further particulars address \ 1>. 1$. JOHNSON, Pitr.sinfcvr WiNTHRor Tuainiso Sellout., Columbia, S- C. COLD OUT. I ] ltESPKCTFUI.LV ANNOUNCE TO MY J; #_1_ f iends and customers iu Union that 1 have dispo-ed of my Jewelry Business to J. ISAII.ENSON, a first class Jeweler, Irotn New York, who will continue the business at my old stsn I and I recommend him to the po>| loof Union, as worthy tlici r pstrot age It is with much re ucUncc that I leave IJ.inn, and 1 return my sincere thanks to the | jienp e, in town and country, foi llii liberal t pHiron.gc and kind tic-ituicnt 1 have received from Ihetu. Hcspectf'filv, j .,yL- ;F. 0. TKEFZEU. -r ~ All I . J.Lx.J i u r\w i< uuuiuu . I'lllKFUY isoilfy all persons i;itlcl-t>t<l to n?o 10 c mv fiirw ?r<l ami stlO tic saint', be for !!?? s coml day in .Vagus', ih nflcr licit iim t 1 s'.iali tie v i.r-f lc>I to to <vv t cir i i'te'cclii. m i i ?>(It r h mds !' v coll"ciion. F. (I TKKF/.KIL July I' 1 L'l*. FOR. tiALE. IWII.I, SKI.I, roll ( ASM, A HOLT ONE litiiid oil ( liKI) l.usliols <>f corn, nt the K?ver 1'Iairaii mi, I'uloiiging In tiiv cstslc <1 ill* lale .loii'li Fo to*. Aimy T. I- IIAMES, Jonesvillc, S. C. ALSO. For sale, iwo g>n I milk cows. Apply to T. L. llA.MEc. I: ANNUAL MEETING OP THE 3TATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. ATOKKESYILLE, 8- C4nmiAt: lOfV. !2t- ?uu i-auu, lOUli TUB Soricljr ha< offered the fo loving cash premiums, and hop* that those tereaied in growing fruits, vegetables and vers, fur pWa?ure or pivftt, will contribute tie beet specimens I rum orchard, vinef.irJ and garden, u vita the aafcihti a pr nd sureo*. The Bxpece^ Compaay will l?ri? g exhibits to the fruu show free cf cliarg*, For li be>t ?nd largsst exhibit >C gttf' i from any ooe county in he Stale $ 10 00 For s?coitl best as above, 6 00 For the lie t and largest exhibit of rui?s of all kinds from any one tounty 10 00 For teC"iul best as above 6 00 For the bin! and largest exhibit of regetab'e* by one exhibitor 10 (X) For second best and largest as ihove 0 00 For iho l>*st and largest exhibit >f pot flowers by ore exhibitor 5 00 For the Vest and largest exhibit if cut flowers hy one exhibitor 2 50 For the host exhibit of apples by inc exhibitor 2 00 Second " " 11 " " " " 1 0(1 For the " " " " grap-s ' 2 00 fiivnnil " ? " "* " " " ' For tbo 44 " " ' pears 2 00 Second " 41 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 1 IK) For ibe 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 peaches 44 2 00 For the largest watermelon, 6 00 For the largest cantaloupe, 2 60 For largest and best exhibit of mnood RtvocU bjr Somta Carotin* aiming i.ctrry 10 00 For second best as ah >re; 6 00 We trust that the nboeo liberal premiums rill bring exhibitors front all parts of the t*te and make this the largest ami best ruit, vegetable and tl iwer show that has vcr been hcbl in South Cur.Jina. Our ociety expects, by concerted action, to obtain lie best transpoi tition rates from railroads od express companies. Ily encouraging the growing of fruits, egetablcs, etc , to justify the radronds in inking special rates, and by these annual xltibitions ef fruits and gatherings of those lio love fruits, veg> tables and flowers, and lose who grow them for profi*, to thereby take kno*n and diffuse such knowledge as ich mny have learned by''practical experiace. There will be on exhibition several kinds f spraying machines, of both Fptjnch and merican make, and ii)oso coniemplntiug uyiug one can see them in actual ttso beforo uyiog, and thereby loarn how to una them. G. Wakhuh, H *? . ... ~oiol'. 1'reaiJaut. Ju'y 24 29 2t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION In the Court of Common l'lcns. umraoits for llelief?Coin)la'nt not s-.rvcl. !lem P. Thomson, Willintn K. Thomson, Joseph C. Thomson and Sdlte E. West. l'Uiintifl's, against .illie O. Thomson, Katie E. Kylcr and Daisy E Hicks, Defendant*. To Li.lie 0. Thomson, Katie E. Kylcr and )nisy K. Hicks, Defendants in this nct'oii: OU tire hereby summoned ami required JL to answer ilie complaints in t Itim fiction; copy of which m filed in (lie otlloe of the !li rk of the Court of Coinni >11 Pleas forsiid lounty, ami to serve a copy of your answer o the raid complaint on ihc sul-scr-bcr at is otlice, at Union, in said County and State, rithin twenty days after tlie service hereof. tl'li'nVff'hMime aforesaid, the l'laintitf in tliis action rill app'y to the Couit for the relief deiusnIc 1 in the complaint. Witness, J. II. McKissick Esq., Clerk of he Court of Common Pleas, in and for the li-nnty aforesaid, at the place afore aid, the wentielh day of July, in the year of our .oid one thousand e:ght hundred and 1 inely one, and in the 011c hundred and fifuenth year of the Sovereignty ami Indepcncicc of the Unite 1 States of Ani"i ica. r, | 1. U. .MrKI.-SlCK, 1,. s. > Plaintiffs Al otney. J. II. Mt-KISSICK, C. C. C. 1*. Eillie t). Thomson, KnCe E. Kyler and 'aisy E. Ilieks: Take notice that tlie summons in th's rti 'ii, of which the furejroin is a copy, was led in the otlice of the Clerk of said Court in ic county of Union, in !:e State of Souiii in*o!iun, on Ihc 2lrt dav of July, 1891. 1. 0. McKlSSICK, PiiunUlfs' Attorney.^ Union, S. C. July '21 si, 1891. July 24 30 Id. S. S . STOKES, TRIAL, JUSTICE. UNION', S. C. Special alien* ton j? ?? ! to i.-.i-. (lice on Law linage. Competitive Examination. I'M 110 examination for scholarships in the Winihrop Training School, will be held t Union, Thursday, July itlsi. beginning rompily at A. M., mid closing at 4, 1'. I. The applicant securing ihc highest encral average, will secure the Shift npoiiitimiit, and the one ranking 2nd will jcure 1 lie free tuition *rholnr*liijt, given by ic Winihrop School, provided hotli secure hove 70 per cent. The applicant must not e less than IS years of age, and purpose to dlow teaching as a vocation. An education in this direction is cf grent a'uc to those young ladies who desire to eronio loncliors. j. 1,. WALKEK, S. Coin. U. C'.?. Ju'y 17 21) >'. When at Home f respectfully inform my friends ami L c'ients that 1 sha'l he in my otlice a* luion on Monday and Tuesday of etch feck until further notice. I>. A. TOWN SEN D, J nil 2d 4 Exccutors's Notice. A I.I, persons having claim-, against the E-oate ofJosiah Easier, decci el, will iresnit tliem lo tin*, properly nlli'sle1. iinnedi dely. All .tevsoiis indebted lo s id estate wdl >lcn.<c make iiiiiiiu<iiiilc jcijiiieiH. T. L IIAMKS, Kxfc?t?>r. July 10 2R -Jr. mmm -rr A pamphlet of Informntlon and ???i)i rue! of t no laws, eliowiiiK llo* to/^v ^^ ^Olttaln l'alcnta, Caveat*, Trndq^^^^ k 1. Co\tjr\ghia,jirn^frtf^J^y llrondwtiy. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, la the Coart Common Pleas. II. Lawrence Ocas, Ptaimtiif. a-jiiml Aon E. HiU. Ahum W. Mcilugb, John T. IMI, J. MoMey Hill, J. Morrow llill. Edward llill, El<>abeth Carlisle, CaMotta Hill and Annie E. llill, Drjt*d+n,U. . , IN iWhew to an erder made by H| lloaor Joseph 11. Kershaw, Cirrnit JudgSP dated 11th, Ju'y 1801, in the ebove stated ease, I will sell before the Court House door, in jihe town of Union, County aforesaid, between the legal bouts of rale, on the first Monday in August. 181*1, the following described property, to wit: TOWN LOT?15 ACllES. All that lot of land, lying being, and situated in the iuwn of Union, County of Union, Siste aforesaid bounded on the North by the Presbyterian Orareyanl and lands belonging to Ann E. Arthur, and lot of B. 1*. Culp, on the East by Mountain Street, and South by street eaPcd Acndernj' Street, mid W'est by Virgin Street, continuing 15 Acres, more or lees. IWU LUI3,2I'J}. ACRES Also, All that tract of laid, bounded on tlie South by the (?lenn Springs tvad, on tho, West byluulsof J. E. Coltoo and 1'. Dunn, | on the North by lands formerly owned by 11. F. Rawls, atul on the Eut by tho Sparttnburg road. A i-so All thnt tract of land boundel on tho West by the Spartauburg road, on the North by John llawkiu's land, on tho East by tho , Sinclair land.nqwlu.B, lln?ilo?jy*< "O I Culp's land, ontoe Sooth by Oilers land. TERMS OF SALE ?CASH. c. u. l'EAKE, Master for Union County. Master's Office July 10,1801. Ju y 10 28 3t. To Ttacliers, All teachers arc ro<|ue-ted to attend the Slate Teachers Assc:a>ion to be he'd at Andcrsou July 22-2:1 and 24th. Members of the Association will be entertainc) by the hospitable people of that progreesifc City, and will s,l*o g?'t reduce! Railroad tales to and from the meeting. Those who desire to become members ami to enjoy tho privileges of the Association, should send to Prof. A. R. I\?nk?, llock Iiiil, S. 0., the annual dews?one dollar for men and fitly cents for women?and secure a Membership Tiokot, which wid bo necessary to secure reduced Ra lroul rates aud ? ? ?tainnieut, -? Er**? ' ..j "live" teacher in the State should | be a member of the Association. Friends of Education are eligib'c for metuhorthip. I X ITH?rwilTl(fTiTO|TOr IS ? ! ? 1 oared. Union should bo Uredr rcDresented. nd it is hoped that a majority of the teachcrs will attend this iuteresiiog meeting. It will pay ony teacher to g->. If any one wi 1 send the abovcil named dews to i..e I wi 1 get the membership Ticket and f< rwatd it at once. L**t every teacher and friend of e lite itiiu see that a large attendance goes from Union. J. L. WALKER, S. (hnn., U. C. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Uv JAMES M. OKU, KSi}., Pr,?>ato Judge WIl EllK.YS, Joseph II. McKi-siok, as C'crk of Court, lias made sii'tt ?me to grant him Letters of Ad-biirstritioii on the Estate of ami effects if James G. Live, Sr , dcceased. These arc, therefore, to ci'c and admonish ttll.and singular ^ they be and appear before me, in i lie Court of Probate, to be he'd at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 12th day of August next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand an 1 setl this IlOth day of June, Anno Dot ini, lS'.tl. i ,?>?. ) JAMES M. (IKE. 1 sKii. J- Probate Judge. Published on the 3rd day of July, 1S91, in iliu Weekly Union Timks July :> 27 til"'. wotice to Travellers Crossing Gist's Bridge. Offu'k of Countv Commissioners,^! Union County, May lid, lS'.tl. [ J TJ1K Hoard of County CoinmbOicneisf .r Union Counly having careful y c?l (ho (Si.st Hrhlge oa Tyger l<iver/ti#tw3lU view of rfpvirJnR the same. find it in such a decayed condition, tiiai lmite I repairs would l?e useless and have therefore condemned said Hridge. The travelling Public is licrcl-y notified thai any and all eros-ing on said Hridgc will be at the risk of the puny or parties so crossing. V.'ji. M. Ci-\ i.uMAN, C. U. J. A. CIl.VMHUltS, C. C. Attest: Ciiari.ks Holt, Clerk of Hoard. May 2'.t 22 2m. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY' OF UNION. UY JAMK5 M. K3Q , l'robat-3 Judge. WIIIjIUjAS, Joseph IT. MeKissick; ns Clerk of Court, lias male suit to mc to grunt liiin leters of Administration on the estate of ami effects of Drnsilla II. Love, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Drusil a II. Love, deceased, that tl?cy ho an 1 appear before mo. in the Court (f^trofina"on'tlie f'2th day of August next, after publication hereof, it 11 o'clock in the foienoon, to show cuise, if any they have, j why the said Administration should not be | grame i. (iiven uii'lcr my haml anil seal tliii 30th lay of June, Amu Iloinini, lK'Jl. j ? ?, \ J A M KS M. CJKH, J mb".. > lVohalc Judge. < ? > l'ublinliud on the third il ty il July, lhOl, in tlie Weekly L"iii--.ii Tiur.s. July 8 27 rib C* U B? i0'1 "jifriflt<>3) dnUt II"* for r.ontfomon, I,niHo?,Pl<".,arownrrantr.l, ami no ntHoipi'il on bottom. Address \V. I.. IIUUtii.An, ltrncliioutillnn?. Sold by 'kS. M, i;I( F, JO., E. U., Agent.^ J if 2 tiui ^ [h BmfpsiN e] I V lttAan __1 n r jluvoo wkw, lorineny zix 44 44 44 15c 44 44 44 RJ Straw Hats " 50c PARASOLS, FANS, and, i MER GOODS, at groat reduc fcst selections. | POSTER, W1 N. B.?Only a few pairs lc Low Cut Shoes, liELO \V COS "dois!? RI JUST GLA.NC 40 yarddof good rim^liu for SI. 30 yards of good C'diot for S}, 30 yards of good Ohuifixj for SI. Ladies Gnc button SUooi for SI. .a. r> MEW'S CI WII-jL Jt The above prices will onty come early before they are all RODGER & Sept 6 ' * V Pianos, Organs, and all kinds of Music and Scwin s. May 22 RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO Com .miiu and Orkbnv|ia(.B Division. Condensed schedule in effect July .r>lh IftjJJ Tain* i !o No. 15. Lv Charleston.. U 15 a m i-v i oiumm* tvj ? ui 1.7 Alston Ar Union 12 38 p ni Ar Spartanburg 1 55 p m Ar tryou A 0<> p n Ar Saluda 3 41 p u Ar Fiat (lock 1 O'J p n Ar Ilcuderdonvil't' 4 22 p n Ar Aslicville 5 17 p Ar Hot Spring 3 l'? p ' I.v Paint Hook 6 50 p n SOUTH Ul>l!NI>. L" Paint Hock 11 51 a it Ar Hi t Springs 12 2t pn Ar Askeville 1 65 p n Ar liendcrsonvill**... 3 01 p ii Ar F at Kook 3 l?> p ii Ar Saluda 3 11 p n Ar Try on 4 17 p n Ar Spartanburg.. 6 3>' p n Main Colunib a and Aslmi'.le. Tinin.s 7,8,9, 10. 14. 14,17, 18. 42, 4! Daily except Sn ulay. Pu liuaii Sleepers i Train* 15 nnl Hi, I.etwtrt tjlmr est mi, S. ('. vi?Ai??M?in t.'o?.s< i, in (Yliiinbi-t, Asbevilie, |Vot Hock. ,\1 -it s tow i, Knoxvtllc, Jf|li"> Ju??ct on t iiy .1. A IH)D.;ON. Sopt. .1 as It. Tati.oh, tj |?. a.', 27. ii. Grrcn Oen'l Manager. So Haii'ij'SPinBIjc Manager l?. Ctrdwell, Divirion Agent. J I 6 OUT SALE V Pall Goods, wo MUST clos atiro stock of i^THiNa^^^^|P|| i days. Read tho prices : now 15c. . " 10c. " 5c. to $1.50, now 25c to 50c. n fact, all other lines of SUMtion. Oomo early ami secure 1LKINS & CO ft of those Men's lland-Sewed >T. * a CAD THIS. !E OVER IT. J^uHcs hSiic Laoo Shoos fur SI. Mod's 75c Straw 11 at* for 23o. Men's Pant* for 23c. ?r d LOTIIING, JST LET YOU TAKE I'ttwm. * hold good FOR in DAYS, so sold. c PURCELL. 30 ly Musical Instrument* at the Union ? Machine House. M. KCE, JR., E. U. 21 8m ; _2^ I I Itesi 1 s ill" llh VI* S'cw'nor \lic(;j?? I ?j!) a the "Divis," ' I) <iiio?iic," "New Home" and oilier g oal Mm hi <v. See .111- IntnJ (Machine*, in good repair, aold CilKAP. , Ken iving Machines d me on short liotic , n. M i:;cB, Jit., 1. U. May 8 10 3ui " jy il ~ ~ * HAVE YOTT ll<ii'iiifiiliiiiiiniiiww?ww?"?^1''' r WHAT THEY Al AT THE N E \V Y C RACK mug mm wmic gnift !(>r" SScIe. " Good Roady-miule pants, 50 ets " Boys' Suits, 98cts. " Sour Sucker Coats and Vests, " Figured Dress Lawns, 2*ets. a " Fine Victoria Lawn, 5c.?woul( Good Pants Jeans, Sets. yard. <% Cotton Checks, 4icts. yard* %i Yard wide Sea Island, 5 Jets, ya " Best Dress Ginghams, 7 Jets. " Straw Hats from 2icts up. 800 Good Matches tor 5cts. " Good Soda, 5cts. i tuc ftumnroT i lur nr eunc< i nb unt.Hrt.oi tine ur onutc Remember, V/g Lead in HARRY April 10 10 FIVE THOUSAND J.? T? PI. ' mimi ?Oixinjfat? IN THE NEXT SIXT MONEYfEBST In onlcr In ra'sr money fur the next few weeks, mi l Id | will ogcr bargains ye? unheard of in Unio.'i. 1st. We wi I oiler von rime big bargains in MFITJ'S lliis line yen can a'mo.-i tonka your own price, J my 3 our n Ini'lly overstocked on It* in. L'ml. In lailies nuts we htiva a lot of odd shapes and oil 1 lie banket liill lo be elo> d oill from 10c t<l 25(T. cnell. S 7V\ tin I $1.(1(1 ea di. I lien: nfe (lie biggest bargains oil rooo :l: .l. We linve a few men's ii"il Imlies' sli'ipers, an 1 a lo will elose out away be'ow e.i.t in g-i 1 Item out of onrwny, lib. We wi I oiler y 11 some of 1 lie most wonderful bni/ai lios, I'alieors, (tiiiohuins, ('bullies, Mummer l)r< ss (Send imny of ti-ese goods for tins sctaoii anil will bo forced lo of 1 hem 5il?. Now wc will 1 lie the young mou mtno bargaios huge rtook of tbcao p.omls 'eft nod we are going tocloso tl Now den 1 leal ibis advert seinonl and consider it a rcj . in.. V..IIIU m-1'iiru III" IK-IIUII l>.? III i (1 1.>3 IllUt WO firo iiml tec lie* yinirstl1', mid if you don't find good* just liuy a nlcklc'h w. rth from us. We will liol quote t ii: s a: take all the pri<ca quoted by nil (f our competitor* ami 1 with you to us, nu<l will meet tlinu and go one m #ro. No* is lo raise iiiuiuy ?nnl ? ? v.-v. v> III mil ctmiyo goods to unj st onece uii i doii'i wait urnil tome one elsa buys (he goo lining goods we did not l ave. Vc GRAHAM & CIIEj Sept f> l?:{ ADVERTS TO SELL AT A LO I S ONE LTIXIj AJPI 1 IMP \'V AIS ANOTHI We Propose to do ] Our .stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Ilats and Shoes is too large. It must )>< sure means is to put all goods down ho duplicated. This is what we have < this week. In Ladies Dress Goods and Milliner and \vc oiler special inducements to Da Wo are sole agents ibr Frank and I'm Every pair warranted to give satisfaeti fair trial of these goods. In men's and Boys Clothing our cheapest and most complete in the towr On this line, we are prepared to ofl other house can compete with. Out \\nt ttaptwrt/mcnt, in' filflWii, "Wo( pi etc. PKICES ALL CUT AWA1 We carry a large and well selected lin Goods, Shirts, Drawers, half liose, Su* TERMS CAi CITY CASH ! J. W MC' March 20 12 l ^ *v \ -7^io^H \ V \ Jt^gh Ty % \ ^L * '* H T v hm IRK 1 hJ I V j 1 9 So Is. yard. 1be cheap at 10c. id. ? .. iM m J I THE STATE.- " Lo? Prices. & BELK. ]y ? DOLLARS mW uji.?SJUI9L Y DAYS. FATE jet rid of our Summer goods, we AND BOYS HATS. In loney mi l t-iki) tlioui, us wo uro styles flint we li.ivo put oil' by jiiio of these goods nctuully cost rd. t of otM sixes io shoes tint wo uii'l of course io gel the mono/, us you luive ever rea l of in Muss, etc., ?s we iiuve entirely t 0 Hiurifiue some things to get rid in Ncek-wovr. Wo have a very aom out julur blow off u-ii let some one -going lo offer, but oomo yourself ns weudveriiso ihcui dou't you s wc huv.-u't i lie spnee, hut just nindlc tin hi up Mini bring (hum r i)li#?n ""rcT.h^r iliis seio ' one ! tlio shove pri'-es. Coiuo xtsnnd then nccuse us of udveriry Hespcclfully, SPARKS' VP CAbJl STOKE. J j >ING VV PRICE ^ u, IU PniQD 1T> LA rv. 3oth. Millinery, Clothing c reduced. Our only to prices that cannot done, beginning with y, our stock is large, rgain hunters. iy's Ladies line ghoes. on. All we ask is a stock is the largest, ' er bargains that no . -j >ls and Felts, is coinr DOWN. e of Gent's Furnishing pmlers an 1 Cravats SH. STOKIO, LURF, Aa'r,, l'ito?'it.