Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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K : -a . \ ruin's Warniso to Join rur. Third Pahty. ' ? Raleigh, Sept. 'J.?Humus wero ?-urrout here thai the third pary, ?r I\np?rty, as it terms its IT, was sendlog out from the office of President Polk, of , ,^e naioual Alliance, at Washington, letters rverJr *?ptf*nt for pe'iti-al offico, inform ^^ing soch aspirants thai un est ihey gate in their sdhoa ou to the thirl party they will get nothing. These rumors we?e confirmed nndj.it war positively sinted that a number of these .. letters has been eeut to North CaroUqik^epio?rttio leaders, end no doubt draw their hoticrt flro. j ,Th? Mkanut Mas.? Rill Nye put it exactly light when ho raid : A man m?y use a wart ou the back of ins nock for a collar tmtlou, ride in the back conoh to 8**0 iniercet ou his money until the conductor gelt around, stops his wntoh at night t > savo the wear and tear, leaves his i'a and t's without a dot aud a cro?s to snvo ink: pa-tut e his mother's grave to rave corn?hut a man of this sort is a gentleman and a sch-.dvr c m _.i _:,i. ?i... #_n? _ pmvu ?..? ic.vn inni nine-) .. nen.?j>;?*p*r two er three years, and whoa ho is arkod to pay lor it puis it lack in tiic ollice and has it limited "refused." When a n an wants liiapaper stopped he ought to pay up and inforui the editor that his paper in no loager wanted. A Boston 'liasr Coutant in Tkouulk. ? Boston, Sept. 8.?The Snft'otk Trust company has doted its don<-s, its tho uvnigs burnt eommissnuers prohibit further payments ot HH^J^ucrest on defaulted Wes-oru mortgages. deposits aggregate $102,000, upmost "Which there is $lo0,00J of good couiiutrcial paper and about $10,000 cosh. The com pony is tho offshoot of the Rhowolter More- , gaga company, which faded two ytnrs ago, and has beou used largely us a depository #for fuuds of lot ery ?ud bond invoetuioiit companies. It was also identified with the Uoorgia-Alabami investment company as - transfer ogent. ' Tna Allianch in Politics.?Lancaster, Sept. 8:?It has leaked out recently thai the Lancaster County Altiucne at its meeting on the 14tli, ultimo utiuuiutousiy j assed the following lesolutiou : , ' Resolved, Tnnt t It is Al.iance will not Buppoit for pttb.io ollioo in any priuiuty elect to i or cjutouuoii any candidate who does not supp-nt the Al iaiice demands." This resolution w?s published yesterday in three to?vu papers, but without eommeui. l)oes t-ie ab^vu resolution th.ow any light upon ^te inuoU inojtid quest on us to , w-hetber tljjia Alliauco is a political organiziV il#u.?The Stale. - -V .trc- . ; , i .^jfurkoy Red Embroidery jCi tton, 2 balls for 6c. Turkey Rick Rack hi aid, 18yds in bunch. 12o a bunch at li. M. COHEN A BRO'8. Imcbkasbd or lation-A statement pre- I pared at the tre. popart me nt shows tunt there was a ne<a^ fj*** of $0,108,221 in iroulatiou duriv, *V i month of August, and a not increase oi'?<$r.1,086,001 in money nud bullion in the treasury during the period. Changes ih circulation were as follows: Decrease, gold coin $883,070, gold certificates $0,4s,310, United States notes $2,11(8,128; increase s'andard, silver iiollur $3'J4,81M, subsidiary silver $701,304, silver csrlittcstvs $10,207,207, treasury note* ,$'2004,272, currency coriitio^tes $1,100,000, national bank notes $1,803,036. Trie oaly items of de- i creese m tieisary holding were $027,420 | uhnidiary diver and $00*,301 nude dollar , bullion, -HK ,, A Sua tip Tsicl.?The chnngo swindler ! SppOiretT"W B|inn*ir?ni|; J-.? tu, pla-. is to buy something for five cents. lie I j will give a half d'.llur in payment. The merchant vr 11 place the change, fortj-five cents, on ths counto*. Tlie purchaser then produces a nickel end n*ks liie merciiani to give hiui back his lif-y cents. The merchant to ucoonimoda'c hiin hnids it back, lie then | lace* the tifty ci-nts down with tho change in the counter, nn l t-l s the merchant ho would rarhorha'c a dollar than <h? cha-ge, and somo'iines he finds a victim. A yinr or iwn ago a sharper victimize! s?mc of our me;chmt< a-d m-ido us mil li is live dollars on them. IV ii t Don't Yon goto the Sowing Machine and Music Homo of S. M. KICK, -ill , U U. s and see his 1 o-g" line of Sewing Machines ' * and Musical Instruments. He can sell you , almost any inetrunient, from a Jews Harp to ( a Grand Upright l'iano ami Sowing Machines, from $5 up. Mnnnsn on tiir Diamond.?Winnsbiro S?pt. 0.-?In a game of baselnll between two eoloted clubs yasterJay afternoon, a short distance from town, Charlio Young and J in Walls, two of the [layers, became engazed 1- - .11 . - ?I .1..* f...... cI a k.l >11 B UIH]IUI.r, TT1IUU lll? lllllixi cv.nv . < L... and dealt Walls a heavy bl >w on the head. Wal's dr.-pped to the ground when Voting pounded hint several more Helta on tbo head, g Walla dtgd a fow momenta afterward. Voting ia still nt large, but deputies are scouring | tie mm my for hi at. This makes four inttrdor cases f r the sour', convonvs here on 21st. inst I , 'SHaairr or Pikcuoct." ? Charlotte, N. i C., Kept. 2.?Old John Henderson, the " "Democratic Nigger" and "Sheriff of Pinchgut I," as ho was familiarly known, is dead. Ol.d John wne a resl Democrat nnd voted the tiekot at times when he knew to do so he took his life in his band. lie hn 1 dozens of lights over the character of his ballots, but he always managoJ to survive. Six years ago John was cut aod slabbed in half a doxen different places and, rnmo near dy> ing. His body shows numerous gears, all receivol In the oauso of Democracy. The Demooraty mado up a purse to give him a .fitting burial. 4? Emqirkbr's II sad Knock si* ()?t.? nieihlefcem, Pa., Sept. 2.?Richard Nash, of l'htJ*Jeiph:a, an engineer on tho fast JUtaJiag ejfpreie, while on the lookout this morning, was struok by semo obstruction ^^jnear Orevilla Ststion, and hia head was g^H^fetvcrcd from his body. If ? hung out of the ^BKpHah window soma minutes before tho tiroman discovered Ids mangled remains. Tf?w Fan, 8rocs.?Our buyer has just rotarned from tbo northern markets, where ho purchase 1 one of the largest stocks of Dry Goolp, Millinery, Clothing, Hoots, Rhors, &c., eg#r brought to this Market. As to pritfjpKll and exatrino ours and judgo for W 011AM AM & SPARKS. A Rtwaan or $10,000.?Charlotte, N. m tola and Haiti n railroads, went J r<% 8tites?il o to day to make an examination of the bridge and the cause of the terrible disaater ><t Third Crcsk. The llichmond nod Haoei'le has otferela reward of $10,000 fjr the arrest of the miscreants who removed i he rail that caused tbe wreck. A Caa Loan or Powobb Ezplooks.?Winslow, Ark., Sept. 2.?L*at night wlide a 9m train wm running at ftjll speed near Dtnlaon Station, a oar of powder blew up, in taotly killing B, Whits, brakemtn, and August Reckman, a stock man to charge of a ?ar of household goods. The powder oar 1 and the adjoining oar wore blown to pieeea. j ^ ' . % * lion it i iii.k A* ciuknt.?Augusta, Ga , Fept. 3.?Joc-i.eF?iy<-tte. whit-, aged 21 ye?r?, living in Newberry, S. C., is hore on a visit to his father. Iti attemptinglo jump over a b?gh embankment, on t> fie outgoing passenger train lo 8p?i tan burg to get a paper from a news btrclier. bo fell between the oars and was dragged sixty fe>-t. Two coaches passed o*er him, nut-lied his head flat and severing i> fioiutho tody. The nose, lits and eyes wcrs cut out, tlielegs mangled md do h arms cut tff^lit the wrist. | >' As ExTstonniMAUY Fimd.?-Niagara Falls, Wt t.. N?pt. a.?xu>8 a(t?rnppo. <1 fp"f (ff ,f?oHcnicn tin-art tied <h? skeleton! or fifteen soldi rs i<f the war of 1812."* 8onib oT the rod lax vfrre in pcrfeol condition, and buttona w t .out number, together with tohaeco poucho.t, jaekknives and buckskin vests and officers l?r ?i 1. wero found nil in good conditio n.a 1 h? equirmcnt was marked I'COth," and "103," The historical Society ha? taken the find in hand and is collecting the hoses and wi'l have tlicrn buried in trenches in the crinctery. .? - lit: Siiut ruo.u tiik I'uliut.?lVlucnh, Ky , Sept. 1 ?l'arsou Crabtrec, wtio has been carrying on a protracted meeting nt th? A ton chinch, utar t'altot t City, and who ou Saturday "as thrashed by Joe Green, who feni od the | astor migtit arrert Green's son as a disturber, as lie did Hugh Coker, hahrd ti ic-uine bu-iiicss in the puliit with c vol tors. At one such sjrtico the Green- allcnduJ, and with missiles tnrown fion without, hit the | n t >r in ttie pulpi'. In rrsponse the pastoi ?. 1 " " ... ?? >ii<iurr?ui uirongn ix WIOUOW, but missed thcoi. Then lie f Honed liii co?gregation and llod. lie can't be found. Brr.xkixg tiik Ukcord.?McGregor, Tex., 8cptcmber8.?Mrs McGiflin, ivlio gave bii tli to tn | lots ten mom lis eg", broke the recotd last night with a quartette. ^Ul sevca ore doing xvoil. Sjatc Superintendent Meyfiel I hat np| pointed tlie first Monday in October lor tue I examination of leathers in the several counties. Li bt of Lctlcis Hcuiaiuing in the l'ostoflice at Union, for the irenk ending Sept lltn., 181)1. Ali>8 Aiollic Cuuiuber.'JMrs Penny, ! Mr J S Oibbes, I Mr l>t?-r Woodsat). Mrs Fannie Long, j I'crsons calling for mo above letters will please sny if advertised, and will be required to pity one cent for then* delivery. * J. C. HUNl'LU, 1*. AI. c K. OF F. ; trilHF. regular Convention 0 JL of Cherokee Lodge, No. (] 37, will be held in ihcir j, Hall next Monday evening, y Sopt. 14th, 18'.)1. a A full ntlcndnccc is re- t< By order oi Chancellor || Commander. L. 1\ AIURP1IY, o. lv. of U and S. ?] Sep 11 37 It. ci Notice of Final rv.scliarge BY permission of lion. J. M. G.-c, Judgo of Probft'o, for Union County, I will on the 28tli day rf September. 1801, make n.y t final letnrn, ntid apply for Utter* d suits ory x* the Adniin'sirxtor of llio < state of Frances 'A \l .i ? -.v.mjic, uwgruntJl'll. J. A'l persons indebted to said rstite wiil lr imke iunicd'nlc payment, nnd nil pc sons to liyflf'A* s?'".'>.c jsasi _ hat d<7, or (hey will I o f never lane I. ii it. 8. SIOKKS, Adininstrator. Sep 11 37 31. Notice to Creditors. UNION COUNTY Court of Common Picas, lames II. Rodger, nnd Louis X. Rodger, Executors, Plaintiff** against K'nrrn L. Rodger, rt al UNI'Kit an order in ilie above stncdci? the creditors of John Rodger, dccas*d ire inquired to present nnd c?tab i*h ili?ir slaims agait s" the estate of John Rodger*, leerascd, bafore me on or before the 15th lay of Docutnbci, A. D. 1891. C. H. PKAKK, Manor for Un:on Cuuntr. S3| t 11 37 'im Notice to Bridge Builders. OrricB or County Commissioni uh Y Union County, J- p Union, S. C, Skit. 8th, 1801. j WILL he let to the lowest responsible b'dder, on Friday the 25ili, in^t the building of a Bridge ncross a Out male by tlio 3C's Unit Road Company, a1 out 1^ nijt< s from tlio Roaty Rridgo, on ihc Col t Well Road. Plnns and specifications will be exhibited eu the place and Hay cfthe letting. T The Board of County Commissioner* re- ' serves the right t> reject any and all bids. Wm M. (IALLMAN, J. A. CHAMBERS, I. M. MOBLKY, g County Conuniss'oner <. Ch.iki.is Bolt, Clerk of Board. Sep 11 3< ?t TO THE ROAD OVERSEERS, t tc OrrtcK or County Commissionrrs "j Union County, > j, Union, S. C. September 8tii, 1891. J flAHE Hoard of County Commissioner* hotr I Iravo to remind nil Road Orerrcers thai r prompt returns must bo made to the Clerk r\t tliia II(\n..l /* n Al. Kof.irrt *I.a 1*7.1. * ** . aI lie condition of their road*, tlio number of hands worked on each section, the distance of ihe occlions, and the number of days worked during the year. These Reports must be made in writing over the signature of the ovorseers. a Wm. GALLMAN, V J. A. CHAMBERS, 1 I. M. MOBLEY, County Commissioners. " Ciiaiilks Bolt, , C erk of Bo ?rd. Sep 11 87 2t P BRING YOUR OOTTON SEED TO S YOUR COUJITY SEED OIL MILL. l FULL PRICE PAID. v _ j. WE BUY ALL THAT ARE OFFERED 18 FOR SALE. ?? milE Union County Cotton Seed Oil Mill 1 X and Fertilizer Company will pay FULL PRICE, in cash, for every bushel of cotton I I seed brought to it, or will make a fair and honest exchange in their Standard Fertilizer. Don't be afraid of bringing more than we want, and den't stop to ask it we want them, but bring them iu and gef the tnohey or Fertiliser, J. T. DOUGLASS, Pree't. Sep 11 87 la |< ' ; .J-. A BUSINESS CARD.. To all tuy Friends nuil Patron#. and all those wjio May hereafter Become Such, Greetings: Tlrs in to inform yon tiat I have moved my heattanarors fro n iny old stand opposite tlio llackoi 3'orc, down-to the Duoonr Statid, on the corner nest to the Depot, where I. and M. L ulcjoltn, who wai kuown nt Mr. Rico's store as "L'stcr." ari. keeping up the lMUUKST KIN1> OF A RACKET in ?Hing BARGAIN GOODS of almost all kinds, in the lino or Gcnorol rtPis-. ?l pCHjo/Vr'tOw rttat if Will mnfioyou think luc^wflftPliave been "picked up" at a big fire somewhere. We guarantor that if the people of Uoion County will give us their patrouage, we can and WILL 8a?o them this reason, between $3,000 and;$5,000, nod of course that is a BIG saving to eveiy ono who buys of us. How can wo save you nil this money? Why simply been use we buy our goods from house* who buy their goods either front Pawn Brokers or at Sheriff's Sales, where of course goods are sold for a mere song, heucc they are rcso'd to us at very low prices, so that it enables us to so l thetn to our customers from GO to 100 per cent loss than the tame articles would cost yon elsewhere. "Seeing is believing," cento and sec fayourself. Below ore a few sample prices of our goods: Alt wool Coats at ?1.75 worth $3 to $3. " ? Pants at ?1.50 " ?2 to ?1. " " Vests at GOcts, " ?1 to ?2. " " Overt oats at $2 ' ?1 to ?0. Good Utidershiits front 2octs up. " Drawers " 2-">ets up. " llatidkerchieft " 4cts up. " Men's Suspenders from lOcts up. " Women Shoes front GOcts up. Cedar Buckets at 2-rcts worth 40cls. l'nper Buckets 2octs, worth 40cts. Good long handle brooms from 14cts up. Candies, Crackers, Canned Goods. Confectioneries of all Kinds ] HEAVY GHOCEIU.ES, CBOUKKKY, TINWAKE, ETC., ETC., ETC. Come and tee us. nod wo wi I guarantee to please you in every way. Iter pcct fully, CHE3 BOMAR. Sep 11 37 3 in Sale of Land to Foreclose MortgageBY virtuo- of lho power contained in a tnorigsge Wood, d.tcl .March '27, 1884, ixceuted by J. L. Harris lo u>; said .Morlgige leol having been du<y recorded in the otlice if the Register of Mesuc Coitveyatico f.r Jniou County, in book of Mortgages G. No. ', page 7, on the li'Jih day of Mar oh, 1884, ro will sell by public auction, to the highest idder, before the Court I loose duor at Uuiun, n the first Monday in October next, within ho hours of tiberilf s tales, the mortgaged remises dcrciibeJ in the mortgage, to wit: i certain parcel of land, containing lifiy-live crcs, more or less, situate ia i'iuckncy jwnship in Union County, bounded by mils now or laic of Foster & Wilkms, W . I. 8. Hani'", Ahrani Gullumn, 1. G. McKisck, estate of S. I'. Harris and John llol>tnb; being Hie same lands heretofore set part to said J. L Harris as a homestead cxinption. Terms?CASH. A. 11. FOSTER, WILLIAM WILKINS. Sept. 8, 18'Jl. Sep 11 37 4t SEWitfG MACHINES! iTOW is ii.e iiiiio ii> buy i\ Sewing Ma hiue .N for 1 can scti you one a any pr.ee, Iro n re do lars for a sec >< d hand one, or $18, r a good now one, up t> the tin si graces. J_ -c'l I1 l'-' J RICES AT-m TRRMR TO BTT1T ( .THE TIM E3. ' S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. SeJ> 4 80 3m. ' Improve Your Poultry. j )URE Wyandoit Eggs. warran ed fresh, i . fji* salo. App'y nt < TilK TIMES OFFICE. i Aug 21 34 tf. OUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, COLUMBIA, S. t'.,'. Opens September 29:h. Entrance Examiiti?ns begin September 24th. Classical, iterary, Scientific, aud Law Courses. Thirlen Professors. For further ioforain'ion, nddreo the.prcsient. JAMES WOODROW. Aug 21 84 8t. DHE UNION GRACES SCHOOL. ROBERT MORRISON, Frinoipal. OPENS MONDAY, SEPT. 14. The next ecssi n of the Union Graded ichool will opon, in the HANDSOME NEW IUILDING. 14th September. Pupils are requested to begin at the oponng of the session. A small change for tuiti >n will bo requ'rad ronri those pursuing studies beyond those prescribed for the public sahools. A contingent fee of suia'l amount will be amiiSpoiI fr Am o,ir>lt Dimil fnr ?* I n*>il tiilinr 'I""V" ...v- W.'W. lecemiry expensos. It. T. OKB, Sect'y and Trca*. Hoard Trustees, tug 28 85 1 id* THE HOWARD SCHOOLT H. JONES, PrincipalHAVING Wobweleetrd r.? p'l"0i|\a! of the How ml Suh-iid for the ?n ning t?-rtn, I ro pec fully notify the p*m?t? and guirliiii8 of our nunool p >|>ul moi, mat iho puhlio ujs ion begins M m 'ay, So| temper 7. I'll pi e no requested t> t>e oi Imud prompt y *t 9 A. M. C. 11. J ONUS, rriooipal* fiflflt 4 86 It 8 ~ sT ST ORES, TRIAL. JUSTICE, UNION, 8. C. Special a< tent ion paid to Collections. Office on Law Range. OWNERir OF MACHINERY," . PREPARE FOR GINNING THE NEW CROP. For lowest prices and BEST GOODS, call on us lor the following supplicSj fciz : , RUBBER ?!pB^JjMJE5.ER.BELTINj^.. SUCTION HOSE, (Something New;) MAO IX m H XX V OIL, ZINC OILERS, BELT\ IIOOKS BELT AWLS AND rUNCHES, WHANG, PRS3S RqPE, COPPER RIVETS, Rubier, Hemp ail Asbestos Packing, ASPHALT IRON PAINT, (4 painti ng Engines and. Presses. WRENCHES, SOLTS, ETC., ET FOSTER, WILKIN3 & CO J ' ? 1 ?^ f ? Next Week You Will See GllAIIAM & SPARKS' New Advertisement OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS In this Space. . _ _ I I This space is reserved for the BOSTON BAI?GA^ IIOUf^E, which will soon hi op me<l in tlie store formerly occupied by Garrett's Book store, M. F. OONLON, of Augusta, Gm. DOGAN HUMPHRIES, Ua'.oa. j:" 7 4\o\r door to >g|?/;mr i WOFFORD COLLEGE,'; |,ANVn-!-,: K\".K?ai.CO SPARTAN3UA3. 3. C. I <> ?'? v VN" XV,U K "'vision. t*Oll<|?' I-81*il M lit* 'liit* id !nlv \il? J AS. H. CARLISLE. L. L l>. 1WI. 1801. ? rain* ?? 7-.1, .1 V.1 , rOUNOKU 1851. N 1 1 II It \ ^ Char], Hxiii . J. [Wokpoui) Coi.lkokolTo a to otudcuiH ! the rjW C-iiul?i 1our College claescs iw? I a .1 lol c ur^ji o |jV Als-i 11. * ' " itudy, each lenniu& v-, gl. x Ar Union i-> ... >f Aris, in 0110 of \vh oh Si d vp 1. ii^uu.oi ,\r Sparfii-iliiiry. "S ,n iro substituted for Oret. \ ?r r n.. \ *'! r "* 1 I' I n in EXPENSE*. \ Ar Siluia 3 41pm \ ? Ar F nt IJnok .1 I).. ,, ... B.orl, tuition, in tri Mi' iiiou, waUiiug, Ar lio i lor-mnil o 4 ' '' iglitv. fuel, books, an I stdoiiery, \ln* iV-cs- Ar Ashcville 5 lary College expenses of tho year. c?n in t Ar Hot SprinV........ i; 41' Willi O.NK IIuniirku .\xit Kirrv Doi.lV S. Lv l'nint Itoek ....... .... . r.o \l !!! I'ho advantigjs oflYrc I by Vighlmtn Und 1 \lutnni Hal e, enable stmluti to meet ikeir rcicrii not n*it sollege expemos w >It t lit very n,n.l> ,n'?;unt- , , Lt l'nint Hock 1155am The next session beg lis 1 lie 1st ?luy of Ar .Hot Sprin t 10 og October, 18'Jl< Ar *Ashevillc .'...............'.'.'.'.V 1 55 n m J. A. GAMKWRLL, Ar Henderson villa . J oi ! Secretary of Facility. Ar F at Rock Sliipm 1 Ar Saluda 3 11pm WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING A r Try on 4 17pm SP?rianburg (, 30 p m SCHOOL. Ar Union 5 oy p m The fourth session begins October let, 1801. Ar Columbia 8 "o Boys prepared for Colic go. Expenses may *Ar Charleston".'".'.'.' 10 '-J,, ? be covered by $150 a year. S.ipervisioa M?ifl lin, tn|io, j. * , ^ . **b? * careful and ^ ^ A M Columbia and AsheviHo. Aug 51 ^ Dh^&M'^vPu#. M# JiJZaJiL*?, 43, Trains 15 snd 10. between Charleston', S. C., and Cincinnati, Oaio, via At antic Coast L'ne m rt' *? r> i Columbia, Ashoville, Paint Hock, Morris. J WO liina *Or OlllC. town, Knoxville, Jellied and Junction CitymV0SI?y.?Br..,aiu..rN?r> n.. TA,L..B, A'^."li. X for sale. Have been used very litt'e. r; M ,, ' ,, ' #t"' Apply to It. M. M iD Ell MI). n?ri^n8 ' rraffi? Mn 80rJJ3 (,t u- Card well, Divim.ii Passenger Agent. Notice Not to Trespass. Sale of Factory Stock. -VrOTICE is hereby given that all persons ON Mon lav, September 21, 1801, at A-N fouod hiiutin/, liding, driving, or in eloren o'clolock. A. M., bef.ro thscnirt ftn* other way trespassing upon the lands house door at Union, in ilia County ofUnion, known hs ih j Perry i.irm, aim lmds ndjoinStaie of South C*ro ins, The Merchaits and now '',c properly of 11. L. U iss, will be Planters National Bank of Union, S.C., wi 1 prosecuted 10 tho extremity of the law. sell by publio auction. t> iho highev [bidder, F. G. BOBO, 'eighty (80) shares of the capual sto.k of H. L. GOSS. the Dunavant Maunfaciurin< Company, of AuS 2d 85 41. Mdivan'on, N. C. Sai l eharoi?/ st ck wiil ? bo sold t>satisfy debt* of D. U., Miller and 9. D. Duna?ani 10 mil i-mik, ?c ured by a a HHW^BhwBr ^ , pledge of sai I shires. Terms?CASH ^ G otUiR.MU.s'RO. ( a*i (or. ' yo Merchants mid I'mufSTJ N itio-iai Hank of ^M^ATctfPVk/ff&ICAta c?io-. 8. C.^ ^ TO THOSB INbaHTED. |?BjP%fl ? \l B Uk A I'L persons Indebted to me w H find ufK.l^XtVng x jl their note# and account# in tho ban Is ^H^OMain Patents, rarest*. Tr?<io^^^ of Mr. Beilensin, my successor, ist my old ? stand, and my friend* will con cr a great fl^301 llrondw favor by calling on him *nd paying thein at . -^;v i ' NE-W YORK Will sell you a good pair of pants for 50 cts. Last week wO succeeded in getting a job i?i Pants, which we oiler to the trade at about half their value. Nice iVo-h goods, well made for 50e. 75o. 08c, 81.18, and on up to any price you want. Don't even think of buying yourself a pair of Pants until you have looked at ours. And if you want shoes the Racket is the place to get them. We can iv you almost any style you may want, and at mueh lower tha i you will find elsewhere. We have llie be: t slock of shoes in Uniou County, and that is not all we have. Good Soda, 5 cents a pound. S00 Matches for 5 cents. Horse Shoe soap, 1 cents. Good Ball Thread, let a ball. A paper of needles lbr let. Apaperofpins lor let. Box of Blacking for I cent. Lead Pencils 10 cents dozen. Package Envelop ?s for 5 cents. Coat's Spool Cotton le a spool. Good basting Cotton 2e. a spool. Nice Donict Shirts, o3c, 48c, 58 and G8 cents. T?IIIA WUI4/\ ^ 1 * **^ - ' OO ' x' iiiu wniLu eim iN, iroill OOCiiS Up Men's nice 30 inch Suspenders lor 10 ets. CROCKRY, GLASS WAR , TIN WAR , ETC., ike everything else, uoiiui at rook bottom prices. Come in and let us show you throiuh o.ir st )ok. HARRY oc iiiiiljK. April 10 1"> ly H . ipS Pianos, Organ-;, and all kinds of Musical Instruments at tiic Union Music and Sewing Machine House. S. M. RICE, JR., E. U. May 22 21 Dm n f\ m j? V_^ A.VJL To the great clearance sale of ring an I Summer goods at the CITY cash store:; There is 110 use t> (piote price:-, we gu :ivmteo to please you. The goods must go to make room lor our mammoth stock of FALL AN!) WINTER GOODS, that are now arriving daily. We cannot carry over these Summer goods, they must go [i?fiARDLESS f!i- l/ALIlJv Bring the CASH an 1 you'jwill get the goods at youh ovviv 'i#i?i<t jic.1 This ofllr on'y holds goal lor the next 30 days. respectfully, ? J. W Mc'lURS, Aor.Jl'uop'R.ly Mirohj'O *12 ... ^ " J