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1'kk41dkht8tok??' Vknox. ?Orangeburg, 8. C., Juiy 27.?PrwiJcni J. W. Stoke* has returned t? j .?ii |n?Mea with the proceeding* of the Sta'e Alliance meeting and the ouicome of the great TillmanTerrell luei. He oharaeteriies the Utter a< Merlon for Tillaten, and say* Ilia' "?*ell heat hint a* every point, notwithstanding that Tollman was allowed to interrupt bis opponent by questions, an advent 'ga not accorded t* Terrell. This seems to be Mr. Stokes's version of the joint discussion, -botiooi^i^jjgdonw seem to think that I J||gM*<nr but in the reflation of the ootjPr^PoOim?? *110 o^ffttrft' the growing (Jgplant. Tbi* is said to bo justifiable, in the desperate condition cf the market, the price of cotton now be.ng seven cents, with the gh ouiy proepect of its being five ceuls for the coming crop. Sthvok ur Lioutsiso.?Ciarlofe, N. C. July 20?At llockiaghaui yesterdiy, daring a severe elootricd storm, lightning s t uck the office of the Western Union Telegraph coinpaoy aud t.ie SctbosrI Air Line system, mel'cl ttie switch board an I set tiro to the office, sevoiety sbockiug Capt. W. It. Ilawkios, agent, und Mr. it.ufor I Tcry, clteif clerk. Air. Tracey lleary, of the ScitboarJ, rushed in and extinguished the flames. The Seaboard is indebted to Mr. Henry fir inc safety to-d ly of $1,0.).> wor.li of go its wuicli vtuM bo in ashes. Two of the elcctricUu's repair hands were prosi rale J. l'lie office at Hamlet wasjgmted. but saved. \ Uai'cy's 8wnn Down face powJer, only oc. a box at H; M. COHEN & llKO'S. * A P.ki.iabi.k Assistant.?The poet and the Almauac maker agree thai all seasons have their signs, but those of spring are most ae live and insistent. It it then that nature 0throws off the letnargy of winter an 1 prepares to renew her bounties. It is then als> that nature attempts to throw off the impurities that have lain dormant iu the humuo system. This effort manifests itsed in various ways?in the increased activity of old afflictions, in the appearance of boils, carbuncles and other eruptions, and in the various symptoms so familiar to those who have suffered. It is at this period tint nature finds an active an 1 a trustworthy assistant iu S. 8. 8., which in the work of purifying the blood and strengthening the ayeteir has proven to be ibe most period spring medicine over offered to the public. llkoku Caists in Canada.? Mint real, July 20.?The indications are tint the Canadian government is about to fall. It is confidently stated by several well informed politicians that Atr. Cliaplcau has npIMM Mr. Lsurier and offered to lorni a COarWsa government with liini. Mr. Laurier iias tho written conditions of tfie pro positron iu his pocket, of which the main feature is that Mr. Laurier shall make liis own selection. but civo Mr Cliunloiu the Dortlb io of railway*. Mr. Lturi r has not yet decided wlut to do Mississippi Sexatuhsihp.?Jackson, Miss , July 20?Sixty-two candidate* for tlic next legislature have been nominated up to dale, nud in nearly a 1 of tlie distiic'.s the voters lia>e instructed the nominees upon t'ao senator ship question. Fitly one of lite nominees arc instructed lor George, and will vole f.rliim. 1'r.ict rally the same number are f<>r Wa'.llia'l, allliongli he declined to stand for re-electiuii. Duly i ten arc for llurksdalo, the avowed Alliance candidate. It really looks us if the sub hensuty plan has mat with an overwhelming defeat in Mississipi, Of the sixty?t>vo rspresanla ives so far elec'cd, fifty-one a-o in favor of and iusiruuto 1 to vote for Suua*or G -org.;. The emiiti uutnhcr are said to be iostructod to vote for Senator Wa (hall in spite of his declining io tie a caul.date. Maj. IJ.irksdale, the leading suh trcusmy candid Ue, list*, on the other hand, so far secured hot tea legislators while Ft not. Lews and llurkitt tire not mentioned at all. Only 1 (! 7.. I.a'ics I'ndervrsts left. Former price doc. now 2oc. a' II. M OOII KN & llltOd. ? ? Noiv Thy Tuts?It will cost you nothing and will surely do yju goo!, if y?>it have a Cough, Co il, rr any trouble with Throat, Ohc-t or Lungs. Ur. King's "ew l>i-covery for Coiisiimpti m. Cmtg'-is :m>l Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be P'id back. Sullcrers from L.t Grippe faun I apeody anil^iameci^'ree'M.h'y. bottle at our expense ami learn tor yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at B. F. Posey's Drug Store. Large .size 50c. and $1.00. $'200,000 Finn in Dallas.?Da'las, Texas, July 25.?Fire broke out in .1. 15. Cowan & <Co's big liquor house on Conimeicc street siiuniy uti r m umglit ami spread rapidly to the l?en Brook sufcoo' fit rod tiro cinipiny e place. Brewers' storage contpt-y warehouse, wad Wo'fo & C.i'a. cott <n gin, Five hutulrcd bales of cott in in the gin belonging to Sanger Bros, was ilestrc-yc t. A rough est unite, places the loss at $200,000. ^-rftrcs a Cow?Chattanooga, Teao., .Inly 2G.?The suburbiui train on the Chattanooga, Kottic fend Columbus Kairoad, which left here last evening, tuet with a terrible accident boyond Mission Hilge. Ttic engine was ahead of tho train, but rmiirng backwrd. ^hen it struck a cow wh eh turned the engine completely over on its side. The fireman, Lewis Bods, is buried bcucath the engine, ati'l is pre?.nm,ll>b' devl. Kngincer Birch was injured utmul ,,,c head ami shoulders. Hi i.li no K? a.i-k.n?Portsmouth Ohio, July 25.? In South Portsmouth, Ky., yestcreduy, CapP John Kille 'L an ?1'1 steamboat titan, over seventy years ilKe- "Buck down ?nd beaten t.y his ikX servant whom lie had reproved for ncglig ,nc'3- 1 it; tain rviiien is dying nml ihc negro h heen removed to Greenslinrg to escape liciii,' lynched. Ho can hardly escape popular fni_v when Cap ain Ktl'cn dies Vanck's TnintTK to Nbi'icne - ?^ 1'"'"K to a friend from Kurop<>, where he is fperiding the summer, Senator Vnnco w'ites: "Since I bonded ilies earner nt New Yo.*k I have ihr?wn up everyiuing i nave, i*nu jny seat in congress."? llalvigh X. 6', Citron' tie . ^ St Avucktisr, Fi..v., July 2d?This afternoon lightning struct an i wrecked the email gasometer and daroaged llio lirge gasometer of the gas w >rk of St Augustine leaving tho ?ii' darkness this evening. No oliiir pcrsofis lU U l iiuiv , %.s,# <? ' " * iv 1 ' ? the week ending .July :TT?r^ttT1VM?y?i'vv.Mu Mrs M A Gibbs,' Mr. .1 II McKoolc, Mr Thomas tSih >s. J F Met'iry, Mr lien G Gregory, Mrs Go Marion, Mr J E I.aws ui, Persons calling for the above letters will pleas:c sry it'advertised, and will bcresjuircd to pay one cent for the r delivery. .1. C. HUNTKIl. P. M. MAHH I Kill BY?E1SON. By llev. Dili', at |lio residence of the bride's fi her, Mr T. F. ^QpEisnu, duly 2''<th, 1801. Mr. da-net Kirby, and Mist K-nii.se K. I,"in, tilth <>!' Fj? u-iaii burg County S. C. Notice of Election. r Anfu^Ti lofl, member to j, the se*riu iho lloiW^W^Represeii'at it<>?. null* T?i*nt h> '* ?I??'S of llobfrt I.it lie, ^ for the imexnired t?rin of said deceased. The election to be governed and coaduotei according to tlie 'aws enacted by the L"gis hitore for the election of members of the jr Legislature for the Stale of Sou'h Coaolinn. ^ The fo'luvi-.ig nrn appointed, at flic te- (i spe.-tivo Toting precincts. ^ M VNAGKItS OF THE ELECTION. D Kki.ton.?I. \V. liar* is. J. T. Allium, & Jamison Kelly. W Jonksvii.i.i:.?W. U.S. Ilirris, I>. \V. Fow- ?> ler, LL W. Whit luck. IlrnilKs ?W. A. Moorhc.ll. Lemuel Askew, W. T. Haiti win. 'Ii S.isrrr.?C. I*. Situs, 11. 0. Fai r, W. T. ^ Jones. 0,1 Union.?W. \V. lluglios, 0<:i\v?y Young, Jaine* K. Hunter. hu Fiaii I)\m.?J. E. Urcgory, M. K.Jeter, W. 0. Wt?l ae *. Goshkn Hii.i..?John I). Smith, Spencer ' J Sims, Uobori Aughtiy. J" Caoss Keys.?I. F. Kutclif rJ, L. J. Drowning, T- J. AWtriot. L? (Stints' ? Henry Smith, 11. A. Gregory, D. C, Gi?t. Coi.ehaivb.?J.Jiii lliouison, Thomas Steou, Dr. J. F. Norinati. Gi.andyiiuiu; Mii.es.?T. J Orr, W. F. Mahry, Suiuter Litt'ejohn. Timukr KintiK.?Win. JelTerie , James 11. , Littlejohn, Jatues Sparks. Dkaytonyili.k.?Julius llaiuinctt, C. 1*. Hoggin*, John lVirohill. Wii.kinsvili.k.?T. M. Littlcjohu, ('. C. Su Kobert*, E. IV Macoiuson* Ch Saiihatt's?John. II. Li tlejohn, Benjumiu Spears, Lcroy McArthur. The Dolls will open at 7 A. M. .an i close at 1 1*. M. Li Tlie managers will ca'l at the office of A. C. Lyles, Democratic County Chairman, for iho boxes. Da IV. T. LITTLEJOHN, t JAMES ii. GOUGED, 1 M. W. CULD, a, Commissioners of Election. cit .Jaly HI 31 Co The State of South Carolina, J,", COUNTY OF UNION. w_' | In tlio Court of t^ommon l'lcas. Unfits A. lVhitlock? Plaintiff: w> asaitut dc Joseph II. McKissick, as Administrator of the goods, cliatteli an 1 cred H of James II. Onlomtn, decease I, Pamela Coleman, Co Ues lemma A. Mahry, Thomat Coleman, (w Amanda S. Spencer, Rib*rt II. Coleman, Lo John II. Coleman, Reuben C d*.n> in, Melvin nit Coleman, and Paul Cdetnau, I) / nilmt.i. tee To the Defendants above named: doi YOU ore hereby .summoned and require I f to answer the cotiiplt<nt in this act on. a ' which i< tiled in the oilicc of the Clerk of I C-nrt of Co:n noli I'leis, fo." the si'nl County .and to serve a copy of y -n- rn.ti'r to the said cotnpliii i' on the suo.sc shorn' lit olli'e, ' 2, Law linage, Uni >n So rh t'iro in*, within Dai twen'y d.avs after the smvi-e liereot, ox-du- ' sivc of Cie day of such service: and if you n*5' faii to answer the c innhruL withi > the lime h'e afoccs.ni I, the l'la iitill" in this ao ion will the apply to 'hi Court <>r tin ro ief demand-d in the c nupl :i it. D tto I Jn>ie it. lS'.tI. W 1 LidAMj U NII ), IMai.uit) s Attorney. To the Defendant, /.mm la Spoa-'or : * Tak.s it tico that the mi mm uis in this arti hi, of which tiie foregoing is a cony, was i li'ed in tlio o'liei of the t'lerk of t -c court of fomm n Pleas fir Union County. at Uni>n in the Coii'ity of Union, in the Sta'c of South C.rolina, on the '.'th day of June, 1St) I. July 2:1, I S.I I. WILLIAM MUNl!'?. Attorney for Plaintiff. 2, Law Ranee, Union, S. C. ' July HI :t 1 tit. f I GRAND BARBECUE AND ABU - ' Mil AN33 SPEAKING- act , rjl!IK undersigned will give :v Grand A ugust I'.W" Mi |"r secure , and will be prepared bv tha' f unous 01 cook, W. M. (! \LLMAN. Tue o ni,.., th9r Adiaoce will l.e present and moke addresses tinon the topics . of.he day. || Come one, <\> nc all. We will nsjtirc von \t a ::?ec t::r.c .. ? irooti iltnopr. til 1,1.1 A M, I.WVSON & GIBBS. July :!1 31 It* J!" J l.o A GRA.ND BARBECUE. JJ fill IK Subscribers will g:ve a GRAND jjj JL BARBKCUK, next Tuesday, the -I?h. of jc. August. ^Vi Union o n. ] The moil's will be cooke I by the vet can (. Barbecue Cook, W, M. Ga'lninn, and we intend to make it the best Barhehuc of the season. rromincnt speakers will be present and T.i ml Iress the people. lit II. A. MAY. til JOS. GAI,I.MAN. fo SECOND EXAMINATION fjit)It SCHOLARSPIIIS IN TUB WIN1 Til HOP THAI NINO SCHOOL. Columbia. S. C. Open to girjs over IS years old. Graduates ate entitled to teach i > the schoo:s of South Carolina as first, garde llMtllt'in illlH ill U I.I llUllitl'Jll. M*i%' II UIMIII' V is given two scholarships?>ne hy the S ate U worth #130, and one hy t!ic school worth _ #30. 1 The second c nnpetitivc exaiui'iati n is onl're I t) he held al the Court House of Union. County, Friday. duly 'list nt'd a in. ' For further particulars aldrens I). II. .JOHNSON', 1'llKSI IIKN'T WlNTtlROr TltAINING ScilOOI., " Columbia, S- C. t ti SOLD OUT. c IllKSPKCTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO MV J1 J'rionds ami customers in I n on that 1 ... . . ?. \v i have uwpowu ?i my jowciry misi..es< 10 J JJAILBNSON, a llrst class Jewc lev. from *> IlfLi-|r who will continue llie businesi il I fly old slstlii anu icv?m.-.h,i liiin Iodic* L-1 11". ihoir patronage(*iiion. H'ul I rcl.iirn my sine of peope, iu toon ii'u! country, for tin liberal I?i11omgo nn?l kind t led men t I have rr- " ccivcil from tlicni IlcspcctfoMy, P. 0. TltKFZEK. To All li'dobted. | IIIKi'KKV notify all persons indebted to H - me to c iiic forward and settle tlie sarno 11' before the second day iu August, as after t It at time I shall bit compelled p> leave tneir indebtedness in oilier bands for collodion. F (!. TIIKFZIdl. July -J| 2t*. The State of Svuiu Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court Common Pleas. II. Lawrence Qm, ajaiiut .on K. Hill, Agnes W. Mcilugh, John IMI, J. Mobley H?lt, J. Morrow 111 Edward Hill, Elisabeth CarlUU, Carl* use, I will sell before the QuhIl rl'w^tifeie l^JrWSWSS^^h^l londay in August. 1801, the follow] escribed property, to wit: TOWN LOT?15 ACRES. All thnt lot of lnnd. lying being, and situal t the town of Union, County of Unit tate af >resai I bounded on the North ic Presbyterian Graveyard an 1 Inn slanging to Ann E. Arthur, and l ?t of Culp, on the Hast by Mountain Street, ai jutb by street cal'ed Academy Street, a est by Virgin Street, containing 15 Acri TWO LOTS, 212 A. ACHES Al?o. all that tract of land, hounded i c South by the Ulenn Spring a riad, on t est by lands of.I. 13. iTolton and 1\ Duo i the North by lands formerly owned I F. Kawls, and on the East by the Sparta irg road. A lso All that tract of land bounded on tho Wc the Spartanburg road, ou tho North I hn 11 awUin'8 land, on the East by 11 nolair land,now L. E. Moador's, and It. ] lip's land, on the South by Culp'a UuJ. TEEMS OF SALE ?CASH. O. H. fHAKH, i Master for Union Couoty. Master's Office July 10, 1801. Ju'y 10 *28 St. The State of South Carolina. COUNTV OF UNION In the Court of Common l'lcns. minions for ltelief?C'-tui la'nt tint serve em 1'. Thomson, William E. Thomso Joseph C. Thomson and Sillic E. Wc: l'laintifta, II<J<IIIH<1 llie 0. Thomson. Ivatie E. Kylcr and Dai 13 Hicks, Dtftmhint*. To Li lie t). Thomson, Katie K. Kyler at isy E Hick*, Defendants in this act on : ZOU arc hereby summoned and rctpiirt L to answer lie complaints in this actio] copy of which is tiled in the office of tl >rk of the Court of Contm >n Fleas for si unty, and to servo a copy of your answi the raid comp'a nt on the subscriber i i office, nt Uniou, in said County and Stat thin twenty days after the service lierec elusive of the day of such service ; aud u fail to answer t Uco^mgl^i^it^ji^tlhlnil 11 apply 'to tncY'ourt for the relief dctns 1 in tho complaint. Witness, .1. II McKissick Esq., C'erk c v-uuri 01 < 'Minium neilS. Ill itll>l lor II uiily aforesaid, at (lie p!ucc nfore<i?id, tl cuticlh day of July, in tlie year of 01 nl one thousand c:ght hundred nr tciy one, nnd in (lie one hundred and fi nth year of the Sovc-eigiily and Indcpei nee of i lie Unite I StuPs of Amu ici. - - ) I. 0. McKISSICK, i.. s. > PI win tiffs At'oncj I. II. Mi KISSh'K, C. C 0. P. ! i!l c t). Tlioiii-ou, Kat e K. Kyler an i.-y I) Hicks: I'nke notice that the summons in tli ion, of which the favpom is a copy. \v? il in theoflicj of thcClcrk of said Court i county of Union, in ihe State of Sout j ilia, on the 2l-t dav of Ju'.y, 18'Jl. 1. Q. McKISSICK, Plaint.lis' Attorney. miton, or t July 2lsl, 18'Jl. July 21 ;;o (it. The Stato of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. litniitti8 for Ilc'ief?Complaint not Servei l.uuisi Ilollingsvvorth, J'l'tinhjf, nry C. Miller, J nines P. llollingawort in 1 Andrew llollin jswoi tli, I>t/riii/mils. 1<) Mtuiry C. .Mil'er, James P. Ho ling . and Andrew HoUingMVorili, DrfcuAnn '/lis iiclitm : You arc hereby mi mm ui< J required t ? aii'Wer tlie e 'Hip a'lit in th ion, a copy of winch is tiled in ?lie oftit the CKrk of tie Cou t < f Common Plei said County, and to serve a copy of yoi ,. ... ir:.. Ttm .'. i?rmViii-*! i - <M?T. il State within twenty days utter the sc ib hereof, exclusive of the day of su< vice : nnd if yon I nil t answer the cor nt w tliiu the t ine if neuiid, the plaiini this notion will utip'y to rim <>. ?? for jJ id dcinaiidcil in the complain*. WITXKSS. .1. 11. MeKtssick Clerk 5 Court ofCotntnon 1'lcas, in tin I for II unty af-Te-aul, ihe I'dthduy of Ju'y in tl ar of our Lord one thousand eight hu el n ul ninety-one and in the one huudri d lilteenth year of the Sovereignty si dependence of the Udited States of Ante i i.. s. | J. II. Mi Kissick, 0. C. 1'. 1. tl. McK1SSICK, l'l i in tiff's Attorney. To the Defendant Andrew llollingswortl ke notice thai the suuiiuons in tins n ill, of which the foregoing is a copy, w ed in the ollice of the Clerk of snid Coti r said County of Union in the State mt h Carolina, on tlic22d d ?y of July 181! 1- 0. McKISSICK. I'la nlifTs Atrorocy. July 221, 18'Jl. Uniuu S. C. July '24 20 Of. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. v JAM US M. (IKK, liS'i-. l'rabate Jml; JI7IIKUUAS, Joseph II. MoKissick, f V Clerk of Court, has made suit t nne *'int h i in Letters of Aduin'slr it ion on t state of and effects of JamesLive, Sr., il used. These are, therefore, loci'c and adinoni 1 and singular the kindred and creditors IC SlliU J nines <i. liOVC, Sr.. tlCCCHSQJ, tl icy be mid appear before me, in ilie Court robatc, to be he'd at Union C. II., Son uolina. ilie 1 *2tli day of August n* 'ler publication brief, ?t 11 o'clock in t irenoon, to show cause, if any tliey ha< by the raid Administra ion should not ran toI. Given under my hand an I red this 3C ny of June, Anno Domini, 1801 . ? a?, ? JAMBS M. GEE. I skal. > l'roba'o Judge. i , I -*r<. i niT11^[ic.i ..11 i.. i , ? i i Mill i the Weekly Union Tim** " JolyS 27^ FOR SALE. WILL SB LI, FOR CASH, A150UT Oi . hundred (100) bushels of corn, at i \er iantation, belonging to the estate io late Josinli Foster. Apply t , T. b. IIA.MES, Joncsville, 8. C. ALSO. For sale, two go -I milk rows. Apply T. L. IIAME-s." BIG CLOSIN To make room for our ne* out our en T. ?? SUMMER DRESS GOODS Cl -? l< it ? ' ?< <c << Jl ^ Straw Hats " ?c j' PARASOLS, FANS, an j ii ad MER GOODS, at groat relict "s| N?st selections. I FOSTER, WI nt n* N. B.?Only a few pni i lei Low Cut Shoes, BELOW }OS &sa, JUST OLA.TC 40 yards of good mu-diu for 31. 30 yards of good Calio for 81. ,j 30 yards of good Ch.-dlio for 81. ! Ladies fioo button Shoes for 31. , ft. A. IN *y : MEN'S CI n; s WELL, WE WILL JU THEM AT YOU ?r. !i The above prices willful*. r WWW u?ui<y iJUlliie mly (Ere' all ! RODGER & id Sept (i f11 s l A A r i > ? *> ^^T*'1" ^ lie ii- mgmf?^{-. L*-i ^^^^^^^^TJ(Ej^fc|S5BiSrSc ??i ll^m\\ hi*, rrianos, Organs, anil all kinds of Music and Scjtaig #: May 22 ie- : ?? .18 in The State of South Carolina. ,?f COUNTY OF UNION. BY JAMES M. QBE, ESQ , 1'robnt.i Judgj. WHEREAS, Joseph 11. McKissick; ns Cleric or Court, tins iimt* =-ti 4j Ms. to grant him leOcrs of Adminlstralim on the estate of and effects of Drusilla II. Lire, deccasel. These ?re, thereforo, to oitc an 1 odnoniih ,,e all and singular the kindred and cnliiors of the said Drusil'a II. Lore. d.'ccasc, that ns tney be and appear before me, in thoCourt to of l'robite, to bs held at Uni ?n ('. 11. Pout li be Carolina on the l'Jtli d ?y of August next, Ic- after publica'ion hereof, at 11 o'clockin the foronoon, to show em**, if any the,) have, sh why the said Administration should tot be of gran'eJ. lal Given under my hand and seal tin 30th of day of June, Anno Domini, 1801. itlt i? ?JAMES M. 01$, xt J seal. V Probate Jiigc. he l-w) re. Published on the third diy of JulylbOl, be in the Weekly Un'nn Times. July 8 27 6 * s. s. STOKES, TRIAL JU3TIC3, \ s Executors's Notice. ho A Perso"8 having claim* against the t Ks'ate of Jo*inh ? er, deoo* e will " present theru io me, proprrto attesie', im mediately. > All prrsons indebted lo/^s id estate will please make immediato Jivment. JT. I? IIAMK8, '? M Eiecut-ir. ^ July 10 jL 4t. 111 __ a OUT SAL! r Fall Gotfls, we MUST clc itiro stock x>f LOTHIMO HATS AMD SHOE . now 15c. , " 10c. " 5c. to $1.50, now 25c to 50c. i fact, all other lines of SUA ion. Come early and secui LKINS & CO ft of those Men's lland-Sewe t. i n iAJJ I IliS e over it. Ladies Fiuo Lace Shoes lur SI. Men's 75c Straw H its lor 25c. Men's l'ants for 25o. r jt> .OTHING, st let you tak1 r own price. hold grind FOR1Q DAYS. * 1ZZT. : PURCELL 30 ly " C ' * > ^ i .^sji pj^pmni. Musical Instruments at the Unio Machine House. M. RCE, JR., E. U. 21 ;Jm RICHMOND & DANV1LLK K.WLltOADC Coix.mma ami IJkkkxvii.m: Division. Condensed schedule in effect July 6( 1891. Trains run on 7oih Meridian time. south bjfso. r?v. tc. L? Clinrles'on 0 15 ni Lv Columbia 10 lo * Lv Alston Ar Union 12 88 p Ar Spartanburg 1 ua p Ar Try on 8 (Hi p Ar Saluda..... 3 41 p Ar Flat Itock 4 09 p Ar Hcndcrsonvil c 4 22 p Ar Asheville 5 17 p Ar Hot Spring G 4G p Lv l'aint liook 5 50 p south norxo. L? Puint Hock 11 55 a Ar i!<<t 8p>ings 1 '1 28 p Ar Aslieville 1 55 p Ar Hendersonv lie 5 Ul p Ar F at Kock '? HI p Ar Saluda 8 41 p Ar Tr>on 4 17 p Ar Spar'Hiiburg 5 80 p Ar Union G 20 p Ar Al-t.n Ar Columbia 8 50 p Ar Chariest n 12 60 a ogr-f*vJin<s trnlna 15 and 10 l).il j betwoc mmkfSKZS A<dveviUc. Trains 7. 8. 9,10. 14. iWWjWW columbia, As cvii . n (j ^ town, Kn#xvillo, ion I)()|) ()N- ,s;i|? iirr-or"' Sol llaas, T.artio M'??a^ rdSfw'W" ** ? 3! 1 -I re In order to close out our Straw SUMMER GOODS, wo havemarke move them. Come and get you don t r.eed it now it will pay you PRICES and put it by lor next i Don't wait now until they In come early and get the choice of t M MJiCa hniin ! i T > i Ties that must go, to make room for will be coming in soon. Don't buy your shoes without stock, or von may regret it. W< every pair you buy. Nice Summer Coats, 48c, wort! bought them cheap, and as in e\ the advantage of the bargain. We have received another lot Shirts at o.'l cents, sold every when Anything you want in Tinware, jj cheaper than you can get them else It is no trouble lor us to show ? through our stock. HARI April 10 15 FIVE THOUSAN (o) In Clean Casj I TV TUP METTCl > IMEYlE 11 J I i inilcr In im'm' iiiomi'v iii I'i'j next few wcoki, n 1 ?ili Her Imrir ins * e iiii.'i<mi-I of in Union. 1st. Wo ?i I oiler v'i i - iii: big bargains in this line ynt can a nni-i in ik . vmi- own price, pay badly overstoekud on li in. ) Ifnd. In l.adies II t- v. - !i:i . -I..t of odd tdiBpes I ilie bi-ki i loll in I. elin?i| oni I'Voiii IHc in -">o. e an i $1,111 a li. these -re iii biggest bargains 'Jul. We liav- a f.? v in ,'s ,i <| I o|i'\v sli-.'pers, u will elnye oiii a way l>? mv e m in i ilium mil. of on ItIt. We wi I idle y n >o ne in.- most wonderful l linn, Cnii oes. (J in*it ?iiis, i mllies, Summer Diva ' iniiiy of li CHi go ds for i!i s ve is in mid will lie fo iii' ill iii I 'i'Ii. X iw we w U ?i?j I'm y'Uttg men sniuo b.i 1 urge -t'ck of those ;ii??im eft nod we nee going to N iw don i teal this advri'Ltxciinni nod emsidor ^ e'se pome on > serine 'li" i tu:n. 1UKOAIN8 tliat I Inke nil the |iH os <)iloto ( !?/ nil of oils- romped o nun jfi-ui-i ii.t. mi i win ii 14*4" i r ii em ii'i'i no of id 111 iri ^ is iu raise moii *y, uii'l llml we will nui c.lniiye g to I: til onose an I ilmi'i wall nni-l mine ?i le ?lni liu>.4 I tiling g<? nl* we iliil no I nve. GRAHAM < s'cjii oa ADVERT TO SELL AT A. " ~ tw'oNisJfi?] h SELLING AT* A Ifc* ATVOT1 - We~ Propose xo Z Our stoclc of Dry Goo Is, Not m Hats and Shoos is too large. It m J," sure means is to put all goods dc m he duplicated. This is what we 1 U11M WC'L'K. ,n In Ladies Dress Goods and Mil and we oiler special inducements I m We are sole agents lor Frank ant n: Every pair warranted to give satii "I fair trial of these goods. "l In men's and Boys Clothing 1" cheapest and most complete in the 10 On this line, we are prepared m other house can compete with. 1,1 Our hat department, in straws, ? i?!cty.I'ViriKV ATT PITT * Goods, bliirts, Drawers, hall hose, : TERMS C ,y' CITY J ;cr. to March 20 TORK 1 ?ET. r Hats, and other strictly (I them at prices that will a Straw Ilat; even if you to buy one at our CUT Summer. 11 ve been picked over, but he lot. our FALL GOODS, which first looking through our a can save you money 011 ii from 0-3c to $1, but wc rerything wc buy, you get of tluHO beautiful Darnct :e at 50 cents. Glassware, Crockery, etc., 5 where. ;oods, so come in and look IY & BELK. iy D DOLLARS h. Wanted STY DAYfl 1ST "AVE! ii I (i get rid of our Hummer Golds, we tliJN'S AND BOY'S HATS- in y> ir money mi I I -k ? ilieui, us we are i ntul olT.styl'-H Iliit we have jt'tt oil" liy nch. >s line of tlicu > goods actually cost on re: u it. ii I u ot of Oil I H7ui i i a'i ies tlint we irwu". hiiiI of coins - lo gel tt.H uioiioy. 11'iirg i'iiH you litivu ever reu t of in Mu?14 Goods, etc , on wo liiivo entirely t o re.od lo sacrifice s one tilings to gel ritl irgutoe in Xc k-wjir, Wo ltave a very otoHQ tbeui out it a regular mow olF a <1 lit some .-lie we i c rolnjr ? ??? ... juuisvu adv-i s iliem don't ^ou r? it n J tiuniiJo i It-tut ou *u(lt'rj|jl|'|IWfl 11 " j. Now fi'stsc i-hiiii'jiii r tfi <1 "1 " " ** <**1 i to any one at I lie shove p ioei. t.Vino lie g m-Ih ami lin n a-iouae us of adveiVery Reapedfully, 1) t 1 I \ t IH/t ll & iM'ALtJVO' U1110A P CAoll bi'OKK. ?/ ymm G LOWij PRICE tlING....aattJS LOW PRICE HER. OCTTOrvrrr ions, Millinery, Clothing nst be reduced. Our only >\vn to prices that cannot lave done, beginning with linery, our stock is large, to bargain hunters. I Pray's Ladies fine Shoes sfaction. All we ask is a our stock is the largest, town. to ofter bargains that no wools ftnd Felts, is comWAXp^>floraJHn'i :ash. II STORE. r. mcxube. ao r? 1 hop b. ' m