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PkksidbntStocks' Vkrsiox.?Orangeburg 8. C., July 27.?I'rvsidcnt J. W. Stokes ha: , returned to his homo, apparently well pleased with the proceedings of the Sta'o Alliance meeting Mid the outcome of the great Tillman Terrell iucl. He characterises the latter a1 tjf .Waterloo for Tillman, and says thai 'pPrell beat hiin at ovary point, notwilhstaod ing that T'Uiunn was allowod to interrupi bis opponent by questions, an advant<g?i not accorded t> Torrall. This seems to b? Mr. 8lokfs's version of the joint discussion, j^^^^b^^om^UMd^edones seem to think thai ^own, ^oiigiimg ?up omed^urth the growing mH^plant. Tbia is said to be justifiable, in the desperate condition of the markot, the price B^Er of cotton now being seven cents, w'uh the glt oin v prospect of its being five ceots for the coming crop. SrauoK ur Liairrxma. ? Cnarlofo, N. C. , July 20?At Kiokiagham yestordty, during a severe elooirioil storm, lightning sruok the oftico of the Western Union Telegraph oompaoy aud tho Sovboa'rd Air Liuo system, mebot tae switch board and set tiro to the offioe, severely shocking Capt. W. it. Mawkins, agent, and Mr. Kaiforl Tcrjr, clioif clerk. Mr. Tracey Henry, of the ScdboarJ, rushed in and extinguished tho flames. Tho Seaboard is iodehiod to Mr. Henry fir the safety to-dsy of $1,030 wor.h of go > is wuicli ^ would be in astiu*. jlwo oi mo electrician's repair hands were prostrated. Iho office al Hamlet was ignited, but oared. Baiity's 8won Down faoo powder, only oc. a box at H. M. COHEN & BRO'S. A Reliable Assistant.?Tbo poot and tho Almauac maker agree thai all seasons have their signs, but those of spring are most ac tire aid insistent. It i< then that nature ^ Mirowo off the lethargy of winter and pre^^Barea to renew ber bouoties. It is then ^^ods> that nature attempts to throw off the impurities that luve lain dormant iu the human system. This effort manifests itself in various ways?in the increased uctivity of old efiiiotiona, in the appearance of boils, earbunoles and other eruptions, and in the various symptoms so familiar to those who have suffered. It is ut this period tint nature finds an active unl a trustworthy assistant iu S. 8. 8., which in the work of purifying the hlootl and strengthening tho ycteir has proven to be iho most perfect ipriog tnedioine over offered to the public. ^ " Ai.lkosd Cams in Canada.?Montreal, "'.July 20.?Tho iudicattons are tint the ' Canadian government is about to full. It is ooofidently stated by several well informed politicians thai Mr. Chapleau has apgutthed Mr. Lturier and offered to form a . _ nftal^o xovernment with him. Mr. Lauricr Las tVLwritt?n/)ondiiions of the proposition in hisWpcket, of which the tnaiu feature is that Mrc\Laurior shall make his own selection, but givo Mr Chaplosu the portfolio of railways. Mr. Lauri-r has not yet decided K What to do. Mississippi Sknatohsiiip.?Jackson, Miss , July 2ff?8itty-two candidates for the uext legiaislaluro have been nominated up to date, and iu nearly a 1 of the distiicts the voters have instructed the nominees upon tho sen MVIOUl^l <|UU3H"IJ. Fitly one of tlt? nominees are iustr.ictcd for George, and will vote f.<r him. 1'roct rally the Huaie nuutber arc for Wulilia'l, although he declined to stand fir re-election. Only ten aro for Burksdalc, tlie avowed Allmucc c-tudidate. It really looks ns if ilio sub tioasuiy plan lias wot with au overwhelming defeat in Missisvipi, Of the sixty?two ri|>re?ula'iiei so far elrc'cil, fifty-one a-o iu favor of and . SssstraoteJ to vote for Seua'or (1 :orgo. The" aatno number arc said to bo i'tstructed to uto for tianntor \Va tlin.ll in spite of liis declining 10 he a caul.date. Maj. Barks. dele, the leading sub trummy candidate, has, on the otUer baud, so fir secured but ten legislator', while 01 ?rx. Lew s a id liurkitt are not tueuiieucd at all. - ? Only J d-z. La lies Undcrvests left. Forjmor price 46c. now 26c. at H. M COHEN & DUO'S. Now Thy Tuts?It will cost you nothing and will surely do you gaol, if you have a Cough, Co d, or any trouble with Throat, Cho-t or Lungs. Dr. King's "cw Di-covery for Consumption, Coughs and ('olds is guarantee! to givo relief, or moooy wilt be 'v- ., uiid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found 1 I "8xir?? ^'V-5 l'l ".bottle at our expeuse and learn for yourself \\ Just how good a thing It is. Trial bottles free at D. F. Poser's Drug Store. Large sine 60c. and $1.00. ^ $290,000 Fiiie in Dallas.?Da'las, Texss, July 25.?thro broke out ia J. B. Cowan & <3o's big liquor house on Commeicc street ahorlly aft-r ra'duight and spread rapidly to the Don Brook sotoo' furniture conip-iny a plaoo. Brosers' storagecompa-y warehouse, and Wolfe &Co's. oottm gin, Fi/a hundred bales of cotton in the gin belonging to Souger Hhui una l.olrr.vnl A roiiodi estimate. places (he loss at $200,000. 4Qhrfucc a Cow?Chattanooga, Toon., July 20.?The suburban train ou (lie Chattanooga, Homo end Columbus Kai road, which lcrt here last evening, met .with a terrible accideot beyond Mission Ridge. Tbe engine was ahead of tbe train, but runn-ng backwrd. when it struck a cow wh eh turned the engine e<>Lnpletely over on its side. Tho fireniau, . Lewis' rotts. is buried beneath the engine, and Is pre?'.n?Mj dead. Engineer Biroh was ' Injured ab**8tTl,,# b?edand shoulders. KlU?aKixun?Portsmouth Ohio, Julj 2ft.?In South Portsmouth, Ky., yestereday Capt* John Kille ttn 0,J steamboat man over seventy years struck dowi and beaten by his nvNro servant whom hi bed reproved for neglig ,nca- Cej tain Killei is dying and tiro negro li>.'8 been removed ti Qreensburg to escape beiu,^ lynohrd. Hi can hardly escape popular fuiP when Cap ain Kil'en dies Vaxur's Tninura to Neptuxr - ?Wri'ini _ to a friend from Europe, where ho is spend ing the simmer, Senator Vance whites ' "Siuce I boarded tbes earner at New Yc.vk have thr two up everything I have, exec"?) ISJ eeat in oongress."? llaltiyh N. C, C'hron 8t Auoustinr, Fla., July 2d?This after peon lightning struck ant wrecked the amal gasometer and dainsged the lsrge gssoraete of the gas Work of St Augustine leeviug^Mi i >b'1 *Ten'DK- N? ^ J?kln* -,u|r aVt.riS^JwwJ Mrs M A Gibbs, Mr. J i[ MoKoole, Mr Thomat Gib m, J F McCary, Mr Ben O Gregory, Mrs Gej Marion, t* Mr J E Laws >n, ' Persons calling for the atfove letters wi please sty if advertised, and will be require to dat one cent for the r delivery. J. C. UUNTEll. r. M. ngxisHnESpr" KlllBY?BISON. By Rcr. Den?, At ih residence of the bride's tether, Mr. T. E Bison,duly 20th, 1801. Mr. Janet Kirby nd Ml*) K'lnloe K. Ei on, both of Spirian fjurj County 8. C. f V ' ^ k: Notice of Ejection. ~Sor Uiounexpired term of said deoeased'. The election to bo governed and conduotod according to tho 'aws enacted by the legislature for tho election of members of tho Legislature for the Stile of Sou'h Caaolina. The fo'lowitig are appointed, at tho respective voting precincts. M\NAGKR3 OF TIIH ELECTION. Kutok.?i. \v. Harris. J. T. Allman, Jamison Kelly. Jonksvim.k.? W. U.S. Iltrris, D. \V. Fowler, B. W. Whillock. Uuuiiks.?w. a. Moorlio.id, Lemuel Askew, W. T. Baldwin. Santcc. ?C. P. Situs, 11. C. Fair, W. T. Jones. Union.?W. \V. Hughes, Conway Young, Jamc? K. Huutcr. Fi.su 1)\m.?J. E. Gregory, M. R. Jeter, W. 0. W.l ac. Gosiikn Him..?John D. Smith, Spencer Sims, Robert Aught iy. Cboss Keys.?I. F. llatchf rJ, L. J. Browning, T. J. Alverton. Gtuns'?Henry Smith, B. A. Gregory, D. C, Gist. Colkuainb.?John Thomson, Thomas St ceo, Dr. J. F. Norman. Glandtburu Mii.ls.?T. J Orr, W. P. Mabry, Sumter Litllejohn. Timber UtniiK.?Wui. JcfTcrio , James It. Litllejohn, James Sparks. Draytonvillk.?Julius Uannnctt, C. P. Iluggin", John B.irnSill. wilkinsvillk.?T. M. I.ittlejohu, C. 0. Roberts, K. P. MacorasonSarratt'.s?John. II. Litlcjdin, Benjamin Spoars, Lcroy Mo Arthur. Tho Pol's will open at 7 A. M. and close at 4 P. M. The managers will ca'l at the office of A. C. Lyles, Democratic County Chairman, for the boxes. W. T. LITTLEJOIIN. JAMES II. RODGER, M. W. CULP, Commissioners of Election. July 31 31 2t. I The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Io the Court of Common l'loas. llufus A. WhIUock?Plaintiff: Joseph II. McKNsick, as Administrator of the goods, chattcli ant cretMl of James II. Colcmin, decease I, ISmela Colemai, ' Des lomosa A. Mahry, Thomai Colerain, A'nsnds 8. Spencer, lt)b*rt It. Coleman, John II. Coleman, lleuhcn C dun 111, Aielrin Coleman, and Paul Cdeman, D 'fcndants. 1 To ihe Defendants above named : 1 YOU are horeby summoned and rcquirol to answer i lie coin pi suit in this act on, which is filed in the oilice of the Clerk of C-iuet of Com non Plois.fo.- the siid County and to serve a copy of y .u" assurer to the snid complaint on the suhsc iber at his olli.-c, 2, Law Ita.i^e, Union Soldi Giro in , within twen'y days after the viec hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you 1 faii to answer the cimohvnt withi-i the lime 1 aforosail, the l'la niitf in this ae ion will 1 apply to fho Court <>r ilia re iof demand d 1 in the cunplil ii. Dilel June 8, IBM. IV ILLIAMj'd UNll >, IMainiift's Attorney. To the Defendant, Am in la Spencer: Taks n tice that the suinm ins in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was ft'ed in the oflici of the Clerk of t :c court of Cointmn Pie is for Union County, at Union in i he County of Uuion, in the Sta'c of South Cir.iliua, on tho t'th day of June, 18'Jl. or July 2!>, 1SJI. WILLIAM MUNll?). An.,.,,..,, r.v- i>i 2, Law Range, Union, S. C. July 31 81 (it. QRA.ND BARBECUE AND ALLIANCE SPEAKING-. T HE undersigned will give n Grand AugustTjW."* i'fio"'HtUktf %tVcssc ?' , secure , and will bo proparcd by tha' fimmn conk. W. M. G \LLM.\N. The S'nto officers of tho AlDancc will be present sud make addresses upon the topics of the day. Coine one, co oc all. We will assure you n nice time and a good dinner. GILI.IAM, LAWSON & GIRBS. July 31 81 It* A GRAND BARBECUE. mifK Subscribers will g've a GRAND JL BARBECUE, next Tuesday, the -8th. of August. At Union O. H. The meats will bo cooked by the veteran Barbecue Cook, W. M. Ga'lni.ao, and we in1 tend to make it the best Barbebuo of the season. ' Prominent speakers will be present and > ad Iress the people. 1 II. A. MAY. > JOS. GALLMAN. f SECOND EXAMINATION^ FOR 8CIIOLARSPI1IS IN THE WINTHROP TRAINING SCHOOL. CO 8 lumbift. S. C. Open to girls over 18 years j old. Graduates arc entitled to teach i t the J schoo's of South Carolina as first garde . teachers and are io demand. Each county , is given two scholarships?one by the S ate worth $150, and one by the school worth - $30. i> The second competitive examinati n is - ord-srel to ho held at the Court House of : Union. County, Friday, July :11st at 9 a n?. I For further particulars address t It It .mtlMSMV - PlIKfllllBNT WINTIIROI' TllAININO SCHOOL, Columbia, 81 C. \ # SOLD OUT. r r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO MY ? 1. /licnds and customers in Union that I > have disposed of my Jewelry Bus'iuess to BA1LENSON, a first close Jewo ler, from I? jito will oont lotto the business [14 i jyt "/I 1 |j^<. il^sX^IwiaiuA^woriliy their potronaje*" Union, ond l return my siuc?i:c ttlVitiJL pe?>p!o, tn town and country,' for ths liberal p?tron*go ond kind treatment I hove reII ceivcd from them Respectfully, d F. O. TREFZER. To All Indebted. 2 [HEREBY notify oil persons indobled to n?e to ojmo forward nnd settle the samo 0 before the nrcond day in August, as after that time I shall be oompolled to leave their ? indebtedness in other hands for collodion. I F. 0. TREFZER. July 24 20 2t?. 4b The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In tlio Court Common Plena. II. Lawrence Ocas, Plaintiff, against Ann K. Hill. Agues W. Mcllugh, John T. 11.11, J. Moblcy II.1', J. Morrow Hill, Edward Ilill, Elizabeth Curllsle, Carlolto Hill and Annie Defendants. ^ ..? ?,? mo-^a-jr If "redo the above s'utafl ease, 1 will sell befo/ ..hMJoutMIousc d"o^^ in [thrown betwiWWfie laj^y Affor *aie. On the first Monday In avM'^W 1891, the following described propaKfo wit: TOWHPIOT?16 ACRES. " All that lot o/???.l, lying being, and situated in the town or Union, County of Union, State aforesaid bounded on the North by the Presbyterian Uraveyard and lands belonging to Ann E. Arthur, and lot of B. 1>. Culp, on the Hast by Mountain Street, and South by street cnl'ed Academy Street, and West by Virgin Street, containing 16 Acres, m"re or less. TWO LOTS, 212}. ACRES Al?o, all that tract of land, bounded on the South by the Glenn Spring! rjad, on the West by lands of J. E. Colton and P. Dunn, on the North by lands formerly owned by B. F. Bawls, and ot? the East by the Spartanburg road. Also All tl.at tract of land bounded on tho West by tho Spartanburg road, ou the North by John Ilawkin's land, on the East by the Sinclair land, now L. E. Moador'a, and B. 1). Culp's land, on the South by Culp's land. TERMS OF SALE?CASH. C. H. I'HAKH, Master for Union County. Master's Office July 10,1891. Ju'y 10 28 3t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION In the Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Relief ?Com; l.u'nt not served. Clem P. Thomson, William E. Thomson, Joseph C. Thomson and Sillto E. West. Plaintiffs, against Lillie O. Thomson. Katie E. Kylcr and Daisy E Hicks, Defendants. To Lidie O. Thomson, Katie E. Kyler and Daisy E. Hick', Defendants in this act;on: "\7"OU arc hereby sumtnouel and required X to nuswer ilie complaints in this action; a copy of which is filed in the office of tho Clerk of tho Court of Conun m Pleas for said County, and to servo a copy of your answer to the raid comp'a nt on ihe subscriber at his office, at Union, in said County and State, within twenty d?ys after the serfico hereof, exclusive of the day of such service : and if you fuil to answer the complaint within the will appTyTo ttiefcourt for the relief demandcl iu the complaint. Witness, J. II McKUnick Esq., Cork of the Court of Common I'lens. in and for the County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the twentieth day of July, in the year of our Iiord one thousand c:ght hundred and ninety one, and in the one hundred and fifteenth year of the So?-c*cignty and Independence of the Unite 1 States of Amoiict. I. 0. MrKISSlCK, J i.. s. > Plaintiffs At'O'ncy. J. II. McKlSSICK, C. C. C. l\ Lill e O. Thout'on, Kat c E. Kylcr and Daisy E ilicks : Take notice that the summons in th:s iction, of which the fnvgohi is a copy, was tiled in thcoflicj of the Clerk of sai l Court in ilie county of Union, in the Sln'.c of South Cur j ina, on the 2l-tdav of July, 1891. 1.0. MuKISSICK, Plaint.tfs' Attorney. vuron, o. c; July 21st, 1891. July 24 UO Ct. The Stato of Soutli Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Summons for Uc'icf?Complaint not Served. Louisa Ilollingsworth, Plaintiff, ayninsl m llcuryC. Miller, tlatncs P. "-Ilollingsworth uti'l Andrew Ilollingsworth, Jisfendants. rnO Henry C. Mil'er, James P. H-? lings1 and Andrew 11 oiling" worth, Drfeiitlrtnta in this action : Yo-l ?ro hereby bimilii -tited aud required t> iimwor the c-nip adit in this action, n copy of which is tiled m ihc office of the Clerk of tie Con t rf Coinuton Pleas for snid County, and to serve n copy of your bcr nt his OttiSe. <it""0"iUV)n'1irr~ it-ijr, obotn^ and Stole within twenty days ait<jr the set;;, vioe hereof, exclusive of the day of sucli service ; mid if yon fail t > answer the complvnt w thin the t'ine ?f>ro<aid, the plaint iff in this action will app'y to tho Court for the relief demanded in the complain*. WITNESS. J. II. McKissick Esq., Clerk of the Court ofCommon i'leas, in nnl for the County afire-aid, the l'.tthdny of Ju:y in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and mncty-oue and in the one hundred end fifteenth year of tlie Sovereignty mid Independence of the Udited Stoics of America | i,. s. | J. II. .McKissick, C. C. P. I. G. MoKISSICK, Plaintiff's Attorney. To tlie Defendant Andrew HollingswortU : Take notice that the summons iu this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of snid Court for said County of Union in the State of South Carolina, 011 the 22J day of July 1801. I- Q. MoKISSICK. Pla;nlitTs Attorney. July 22J, 1801. Uniou 8. C. July 24 20 Ot. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By J AMES M. GEE, ESQ.,' Probate Judge WHEREAS, Joseph II. MoKissick, ns Ciuik of Court, has made suit tome to grant him Letters of Adoinsintion on the Estate of and effects of Jame* 0. Live, Sr., deceased. These are, thcreforr, to che and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditor? of the said James G. Love, Sr., deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be ho d nt Union C. II., South Carolina. ?n ilie 12th day of August next nner puoiioauon nerc !, si 11 <? ciook in me forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the raid Adainistra ion should not bo grantet. Given undor my hand an I pciI tin* 3()th day of June, Anno Domini, 1891. I i ,1 vf M. ORE. i taSTiS&os;-im-i.-* Ju?y? 27 FOR SALE. I WILL SELL FOR CASII, AllOUT ONE hundred (100) bushols of corn, at (he River Plantation, belonging to the *sute of the late Josiali Foster, Apply to T. L. JIAME8, Jonesville, B. C. AL80. For sal*, two goxl milk cows. Apply to | T. L. HAMKM. 2t BIG CLOSING OGT SALE To make room for our new Fall Go^fls, we MUST clos jgout our entire stock of it88 u ' a - ^xSc n?w Jo?' " " " ft. " 5c. Straw Hats " 3)c to $ 1.-30, now 25c to 50c. PARASOLS, FANS, ami in fact, all otlier lines of SUMMER GOODS, at great refaction. Come early and secure "est selections. I FOSTER, WILKINS CO N. B.?Only a few paii * left of those Men's lland-Sewcd Low Cut Shoes, BELOW X)ST. Jan 2 1 fi D ON '-T?*K HMTTHIS; JUST GLA.TTCE OVEK IT. 40 yards of good mu"liu for 31. Ladies Fine Lace Sliocs for 31. 30 yards of good Colic > for 81. Men's 75c Straw Huts for 25c. 30 yards of good Challie for 81. Men's l'urits for 25c. Ladiea fine button Shoes for 31. A IV JL> MEN'S CLOTHING, WF.T.T. WP TKTTT T TTTcim T nm - ? ? If ju If J-JUJJ iiuoi JjJCj 1 IUU TAiiiii THEM AT YOUR OWN PRICE. The above pridew^wiU. on W hold good FOK 10 DAYS, ac RODGER & PURCELL. bopt 6 3b ly - ^^^^^^KHBHWBBWBBM^j ^HhI Pianos, Organs, anil all kinds if Musical Instruments at the Union Music and Scving Machine House. The State of South Carolina! richmond & danville railroad co COUNTY OP UNION. 1 Columbia and Gurknvili.k Division. 5 Condensed schedule in effect July 5th U\ JAMBS M. QBB, I5SQ , Probsts Juegj. 1891. Trains run on 7oth Meridian time. WHEREAS, Joseph II. McRissic^;. tis south bound. Clerk ?r Court, tins nitti MM m?- ?- . to grant hlni le'ters of AdmidistrAtUn on the estate of and effee's of UruslUa II. t >to, _ Charles on t> i,> ft m deceased. 1 uT Columbia lO 15 ? n> These are, therefore, to alto an 1 adnonhh ^v Alston all and singular the kindrod and ordiiors ,r Union I - 38 p m of the said DrusiRa II. Love, d -cease', that Ar Spartanburg 1 oo pm iney be and Appear before me, In theCourt Ar ir/0?""V ? (M' P In of Probate, to be held at Uni -n C. H. fcouth Ar Ssluda..... 3 41 p m Carolina on the 12U? day of August next, Ar Flat Rock.... 4 09 p m after publiea'ion hereof, at 11 o'cloo'dn the Ar llendersonvil 4 22 p in forenoon, to show onus, If any tbej have, Ar Asheville o 17 p m why the said Adminisiraiion suouldxit be , Hot Spring b 46 p in grameJ. Ly l amt Koak 6 60 p m Given under my band and seal th< 30th h,,.- nm-vi. day of June, Ann? Domini, 1891. I 80tT" ",)tND| / * ?? "I JAMES M. GBj Lv Paint Rock 11 66 a m I SBAL. Probate JUge. Ar H?t Springs 12 28 pm I '?r-^j Ar Asheville I 65 p m Published on the third d?y of July l891, Ar Hondersonv lie 6 ul p m in the Weekly Union Timks. Ar F at Rock ;i 16 p m July 8 27 0 * Ar Saluda 8 41 p hi ~~* " Ar Trjun 4 17 p m S S STOKES, Ar Spar<Aiiburg 5 60 p tn Ar Union 6 29 n ru jj TRIAL JUSTIOa, i I Ar Al-t,n nS{OV, Jj.lv } I Ar Columbia 8 r>0 p m ***" MMuW ii ii mr ^'rlttiI n U 60 mb A '"I "Ii l" hno train" ^14,1,1 10 l>*' J between OBoe on LewlUnge!y^|W All^INe. IT" ""J IIvHaa Trains 7, 8, ?Tift it,.,, ) Exeoutore s f , Daily exoepi Huntley. Puilnim Sleeper* en A LL Dereone h..i. wU*itJ8t Train* 15 end 16. between Charleston, S. C.p A Keiate of Jon. k v M' <,eoe*1 ?'? wil' anil Cincinnati. Ohio, ?i* At'nulo Cow I, ne pre.rnt them io inr * rootY t4*,4le', ,n'" Columbia, Ae'ieyille, Pairt Rook. M .rr;8medixtely. ? town, Knexyllle, Jellio and Jikk t n Lily. All person. Indebted 9 5,1 69,91,5 J.A DOD ON. %t. please make Imn arfUK^Pirn> Jas. L. Taylob, O. P. A., N. If. Or.en, P semake lmmedUi<?T L> QonMrtliagor. 8ol Han*. Traffic Mona/er. Eieeutor. D. Card well, Division PiM.o.ig-r Agent. I July 10 ^8 4t' 1! ' NEW YORK In order to close out our Straw Ilats, and otiier strictly SUMMER GOODS, we have marked them at prices that will move them. Come and get you a Straw Ilat; even if you don t need it now it will pay you to buy one at our CUT PRICES and put it by for next Summer. Don't wait now until they have been picked over, but come early and get the choice of the lot. biLVP - n1m\ T ^ ?M? r" ?- " ^ "' Tics that must go, to make room for our FALL GOODS, which will be coming in soon. Don't buy your shoes without first looking through our stock, or you may regret it. We can save you money on every pair you buy. Nice Summer Coats, 48c, worth lrom foe to $1, but we bought them cheap, and as in everything we buy, you get the advantage of the bargain. Wo have received another lot ol those beautiful Daruct Shirts at 33 cents, sold everywhere at 50 cents. Anything you want in Tinware, Glassware, Crockery, etc., cheaper than you can get them elsewhere. It is no trouble lor us to show goods, so come in and look through our stock. HARRY & BELK. April 10 15 ly FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS w In Clean Cash Wanted TW TUT" ypvnp gryT7 BAYS * MEYWE MI1ST i'AYE! la order to ra'se nm'iev in I* ?? next few weeks, an I t? get riil of our Summer Go>ds, we will. Her burg.ius'-c unheard nf in Union. 1st. We ?i I oil', r y ii - mi: bjg bargains in MeJTT'S AND BOY'S HATS- * ti this line y?>u can a most m ik . your own price, pay } o ir uion.y su t t -k itieui, as we are badly ovcrsiockeil on - m. 2nd. In I .atlies 11 t v.-: bav > a lot of odd shapes and olTstyb-s flint we have pat oil' by he biski i lull to be rlos-d o.u. i'roin 10c to 2oc. each. S >n:e of I lies 1 goods aciually cost Toe. an I Sl.'Hl isi-li. these -re lii biggest bargaius uii re sod. did. We linvo a few me .'* t ! I olios' sli:>pers, an I a ot of od I sv.o? i s'i ?es tlint we will close on1 away be o\v cm ta g I them out- of our wa". and of eours to get ll.e money. lib. We wi I idle-- y u so no.-l' lac most wonderful bnrgimsyou lutve ever rea I of in Mu?lins, ("aii ors. ( nun'iiiis, nillic.s, bummer Dress Goods, etc . as we have entirely I o in my of I; es.: go ds for i'.i s scis.n and will be forced to sacrifice s >nie linugs to get rid of I Ii- III "? li. N* iw wo w II offe the y<uug men some bargains in Xc k-wj.r. Wo have a very urge 't-"ck of these .nods ct'i and we are going loolose them out N iw don i ical ihis ailvertiscnmd and c insider it a regular oo.w o:V a d li t some ne e'yn uonic an 1 secure 'lic i-iuai I'.tllGAlNS that we i c going'o oiler bui c >iuc yourself ] buy a niok'cVwTTrih tioin lis.'*" "\rc \ivt A.AWMkjroads liLus vvendv-i- s ihem don't sou (?kc nil rhe pri ei quote t b/ all of on;- eoiiipoti ora ?n.J bundle ih-u, uu muJ'ViViiijMn^n . .. with you to us. mil will meet them u>nl eo one in >re. Now p'o-tee reuie-nh -r tTT'ii riT-l ' t'.fV ? i ? is to r iise mon -y, and that we will ii?i eheiye g >o Is to any one at (he i>huv? j> i-jes. th ine at onose nu I dan i wail uni'l some o le elst hujs the gii-ls nn<l ili?-i? n-ense us ot' ailver* lisiug go >ils wc ili<l no I nve. Very llespeciI'uHv, URAUAM & SI'ARKS' 011EA F CAi-.lt bl'OKK. Sept ?:{ I j ADVERTISIisi G TO SELL AT A LOWii PRICE "is ONKITIIIIVG,: . .-SfflUSS SELLING AT"A LOW PRICE IS ANOTHER We Propose to uu uueu. Our stock- of Dry Goo Is, Notions, Millinery, Clothing Ilats and Shoes is too large. 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 (lone, beginning with this week. In Ladies Dress Goods and Millinery, our stock is large, and we offer special inducements to bargain hunters. We are sole agents for Frank and Fray's Ladies fine Shoes Every pair warranted to give satisfaction. All we ask is a fair trial of these goods, i In men's and Boys Clothing our stock is the largest, cheapest and most complete 111 the town. On this line, we are prepared to offer bargains that no other house can compete with. Our hat department, in straws, wools and Felts, is comRICES ALL CUT AWAY DOWN. Gooclsjbliirts, Drawers, hall' I,.we, W,-p TERMS CASH. CITY CASH HTORE, J W- MC LURE. Ao'r,, 1'rop'r. March 20 12 \j