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uKti utun Remaining in the PostoBce at Union, for the weak ending Oei 16th., 1801. Mb* Elenia Jeter. IMr A II Marat on llr MerehaU.D Murray|Mr Dipel Weed Pereons calling for the above letters wll please any if advertised, and will be required U pay one cent for the'r delivery. i J. C. HUNTER. P. M. and am prepared to show it to my many i customers at my eld stand. 1 MRS. GRANT Ool 1C 42 2m. I NOTICE. j ALL persons holding claims against the ( E*ta'e of F. C. Jete', deceased, will present them propeily proven, and a'l persous indebted to said estate mu?t make pay- , went to the undersigned, who w ll he found at the late residence or said deceased ii tl?i? ! county. J. W. JETER, A. McA. P1TTMAN, Executors. Oct 10 42 4t* ?' POOR HOUSE AND POOR HOUSE FARM. ' ' * OrricB or Cot-xtt Commission-its, \ Union Count*, 8. C., Ocr . IOtu lb'jl. / ^ - Qp'i'mi' i " " * Ij this Board, marked, "Bids for Superintendent of Poor House," will be received until Friday, the 30th Oct., inst., for Superintendent of Poor House and Form. 1 The Farm lo be cultiv-ited upon shares, under the direction of the Board. ^ Parties interested will apply lo the Clerk . of this Board for further particulars. A The Board reserving the right to reject . V any and all bids. ] W. M.GALLMAN, . Cuablks Bclt, Ch'm. B. C. C. 1 Clerk of Board. ? Oct 1G 42 2t 'MASTERS'S SALES. 1 The State of South Carolina. S COUNTY OF UNION \ In tlis Court of Common Pless. . Winter C. Wallace, Plaintiff against Mary y. i'arr, Jolin W. U. Smith IJettie Elward Hamcs, and Daniel E. E. Smith, Defendants. J JT TN obeJience to an order made in the above , X dated case by his Honor I. D. Witherapoon. Circuit Judge. dsteJ l'Jih of March. 1891, I will sell beforo the Courthouse door in the town ef Union, within tho legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in November, 1891, the following described properly, to wit : A Town Lor All that lot of land with building ihereon, lying, being and situate in the town of Union, State aforesaid, on tho fork of the Spartanburg and Glenn Springs roads, bounded by lots bolonging to Mrs. Ann E. Hill, and containing one-scvcuili of nn acre fH jjpERMS OF SALE. One-hnlf cash, tlieba'ance on a credit of one year, v^h interest from the day of sale, ecured by band of the purchaser and a Mortgage of the premises. C. II. PEAKE. Master for Union County. Master's Office, Oct. 10, 1891. Oct. 10 42 St. 1 . . ~ y " I |n the Court of Common Pleis Win Munco, B. F. Uawls. Mary C. Gist Plaintifft against Sporcsr M. Rico, Sr., Alexander G. Itico, Victoria S. Coleman, Hobt. L. Coleman, 11. . C. Oliver, Thos. R. McGalmn and others, Defendants, T M 1 * vuvuiouvi* %,kj du uruur uiiiuo iq tUc J_ abovo Htited case, by his Honor. J. II. Hudson, Circuit Uidgc, dated, Oct. 10, 1891. I will soRvefore the Courthouse door in the town of Uuion, within the legal hours of sale, on tho first Monday in November, 1891, tho followiug described property, to wit: 835 ACRES. All that certain tract or parcel of land, lying being and situate in Union Township, Slate aforesaid, containing eight hundred and thirty-five acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Porter, McBryde, Hawkins, Jas. E'son, Mrs. Powell, Edmund Cnrii>-le and others. The above tract to be sold in lots, a nlat of wb?M? r*?n b? eccn lu liio master's OHtcc. ( ALSO 186 ACHKS. ( Also, tlmt certain other tract of land lying, i being and situate in Union township, State | aforesaid, containing ono hundred and ] eighty-six acres, more or less, situite on the t North side ot the main road leading to Cites- j ter from the town of Uuion, bounded by i lands of Wi'linm Munro. e?tstc of J. E. 1 Ij^^Mrs English and others. i TERMS OF SALE. Oac-thi'il cash, the bdance iu one ami ' lw> years in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, purchaser to give bond j and a moitgnge of the premises, and to pay for pnpcrB. * ( C. II. I'KAKK, ' Master for Union County. Master's Olfiec, Oct. 10, lb'.ll. Oct 10 42 St J The State of South Carolina. f COUNTY OF UNION. r In the Court if Common Hcas. ' Fannie S. IIow/.e nnd Kale T. Walker, c k- J'I a in lift'*, a against t W. II. Kelly Mary E. Kelly, Melein 11. t Kelly, nnd others, Defendants. r I N obedience to an order made in the 0 above elated case, by His Honor, W. II. n ^flAH'nlliice, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the ,, ^^Vcourt llou c door, in the town of Union, c within the legal hours of sale, oil the first f L Monday in November, 18bl, the following i A described properly to wit: . .1 > a i muse cerium tracts 01 inuu, designated I L\ ai Tract No. 2, contuining-381:{ acres. Tiact No. 4, containing 2(iU acres. i belonging to the lands known rs the John W. Kelly lands, lying, being and si nate in Fish Dain town-hip, UnThi County, Slate aforesaid, containing twelve hundrel and 4 for'y md one-hall'acrrs, in >ro <r 'es*. bounded by lands of J. C. Richards, Mrs. F LinFnl others, t the risk*of ^ ' at the Mas- c t who failed | ? .! n a ere lit of nstallmenfs, obe secured ? mortgage of 'BAKE, ri i County. J 3t. I 1 L'iie State of South Carolina. COUNTY OK UNION. In he Ourt of Cowmon Plevi. t Hem P. Thomson, Win. R. Th?m?on, Jen. ^ C. Thomson tnd Sal ie N. Wool, Ptaimtif?, " ogaimt ** Alio O. Thorn on. Katie ?. Kjrlrr and Dtiij *+ 1801. I w'll sell before the Courthouse !o r, ie the town of Union, within the legal M iuur>? of n ile. on the Bret Monday in No ^ mi. or. 1W, ihe f.Hewing described ^ >rt>|? ty, to wit : . 307 ACSES. j^j All thnt certain tr et or pn-cil of laod y nir, beinir >iud s tuato in Pinckuev town ihip, I'ni 11C' m.ntjr, Stale aforesaid, containng three hundred and seven acres, nn>re or es , b mi '?d by l'nc'V.ot Rircr, the Ian Is of j, 3. W. Garner and others. TERMS OF SALE. One-lhi d cash, tin ba'ance in one and woy-srs, in eip.il annual installments, with jj mcreM from day of rale ; the purchaser t > (| five bon I and a n orignge of the premises to . lecure the purchase money. C II. PfiAKE, Musics fcr Union County. Master's Oifico Oct. 10. 18'JI. Oct 10 42 8t. rhe State of South Carolina. I d. COUNTY OF UNION._J tl in the C-art of'Co.nmon Plea?, | ,, Louisa Hollingsworth, Plaintiff ^ mjainrt D Henry C. Miller. James Ilollingswonh. nod Andrew II?lliogsworth, Defendant*. 2; IN obeclienoo to an ordjr mode in the above stated case, by Ilis Honor, I. H. Hudson, Circuit. Judge, dated Oct. 10, 1891. I will sc'l before the Court Home, loor, in the town of Union, nitlnn the legal tnurs of sale, the following describe I prop- o jrty to wit: 175 ACRES IN 2 TRACTS. 2 All that certain tract or parcel of land, lying being nnd situate in F sh Dam township, Union County. Sttto ?fer> s lid, containing one hundred and sevcn!y-ti?c acres,more ij ?r less, bounded by lands of Jesse Comer, Jonn W. Kelly's estate, and others. The said tract of land will be divided y ini A I ntA uanor tl a I vac! j TERMS OF SALE. 1 Onc-thirJ of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of one and ^ two years, in equal installments, with interof sale, tl?* puroha?er to give " a mortgage of the premises to seouro the purchase money. . ?. , C. II. l'EAKE. 1 Master for Union County. Master's Office, Oct. 10, 1801. 0 Oct 10 42 3?. 1 The State of South Carolina, j COUNTY OF UNION. , In the Court of Common Picas. Thai L. Ifamcs, as Executor of the will of i JosiMt Foster, deceased, Plaintiff against i Spencer M. llicc, Sr., Alex 0. R-ce, Robt. ^ L. Coleman, Victoria S. Coleman, IVi'llnm t Munro, B. F. llawls and others, Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the above stated case by His Honor, J. U, Hudson, Circuit Judge,dated October 10, 18'Jl, 1 will soil before the Courthouse door, in the town r[f I iyi?l?iii <l?n linnia nf nnln nn ? >00 AORKS IJf H>1 ALL TRACTS. All tint piec?, parcel or traot of laud, l>ing, being and situate in Union townsi.ip, ytaic aforesaid, formerly known as the Scnife tract, containing 300 acres, hounded by lands of Edmund Carlisle, lends of flic estate of Xathnn Hawkins, Jas. M. Eison uud others. 5?The above lands will be sold in lots ; a plat of which cm be seen in the Master's OltlCP. TERMS OF SALE. One-half oash, the balance on a credit of one year, the purchaser to give bind, wi'h interest from day of sale, and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase uioucy. C. If. PKAKE, Master forUnlon County.' g Oct 16 42 2i. Q Mortgage Sale. ' The Stato of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. T3Yvirtue of the power contained in a muri L* n-w ?? <*?, .jnte'j April 23T, 18119, cxecu'ed by A. A. Sarratt, to J. J. Msgncss and by the said J. J. Magness, duly assigned tome, said mortgage deed having been duly recorded in the ollice of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Un'on County, in joid State, in book of Mortgages M. N-?. 12, page f?, on tlie 24th day of April, 1800. I wiil sell by public auction, to the highest bidder, before the Court Honsc door at Union, in said state, on the first Monday in November next, the mortgage I premises describe I in said mortgage dee I, to wit : All hat certain piece, parcel, or tract oT land iiuate and being on Ureal lti?cr in the bounty of Union, in the St de aforesaid, lontaining three hundred and sixty-five r teres, more or lcs-?, and bounded by lands of lie estate of Col. It. (!. Davidson, estate of I.S. K. Thomson, T. C. Duncan and others, " md known na a part of the King land, and icing the tract bought by A. A. Sarratt Voin L. A. Mills. U ALSO One other tractor p"rcel of land situate md being in the county of Union, in the State aforesaid, on Thickcty Creek, waters dread river, containing Ninety acres, more p ir less, known as the Thomson Mill tract, u md hounded by lands of Ciough lumin, A. V. Sarratt, T. C. Duncan, and o lies, and ^ icing the tract of land bought by A. A. Sar- ^ att from the Master of Union County. J* Terms of sale?one-half CASH, tlie balnncu J' f llie purchase money payable in twelve J' aontlia Irem tiny of sa'e secured by bond J' nd mortgage of the premises by the pnr- j' baser or purchaserJ tlicreof, with iitU-ret I rotn day of sale. |nt S per cent p< r annum. " 'urch iser or purchasers to pay for pspers. A. N. WOOD, Assignee. Octobc, Oth, 18'dl. I uct 1? II It. \sk Youi'Deader For j; WHIPS. T.ATUERnON'F. Is nindo from EnamelMI A lullla-nature's own toughest, and strongest . lasllo material. Host wearing whips made '* .r ?Sc, r.oc, 15c. tl.OO, Sl.er. and 1 * " a0*MI Ci FOSTKI6 U ILKIKS A CX>. D] Get. 0 41 Tl Two Gins For Sale. ~~ r" HWO Sitly-saw Brown Gins.?Nearly new, ' ' L for sale. Have been used very little Ja PP'y ? M. McDKKMID. ne Aug 14. 33 Ct. i>! 4 i i i i i 11 SHERIFF'S SALES, j FOR NOVEMBER, 1801. > Y virtus of on txmlioa to * dirseted, ) I will sell to ths highest bidder, at -? iblio Auction, wi'hta tbo legil hoars of * o. at U oioii Court H?usc, ob JlsftddP lbs oond d?y of Novsmber, aut, the fullowwBoblpt, "io tbo County of Uoioo, Sooth oi iroliua, and known as tbo Robert Maoheth set ?f L*?t. e?aUiuing Rlo?oo bumlrod id thiriy-s'x aire*, m-?ro or loot, and minted by Land's of Oord-?a Williams, T inford Wilburo. K. F. Smith, Joseph Sua- | >rs, estate ?.f Juhn Sims, deceased, Murphy .1. ill tract, and others. This tract of land will be sold in several iree's ; plats of which cm bo seen in the lerifTs Office. G Levied on and to he sold as the property of jlirrl Macbeth, at lh? suit <?f Samuel llcity id others. AUW 1 wi'l sell, ni Snntuc, on same day. one iebold Safe. L? vied on, and to be sold as o property of 1. D. O'Ilryant, at the suit James H. Wylie. Terms?Cash. It J. O. LONG, 8. U. C. Oct. 10 42 XL TAX NOTICE. ~ . WILL OPKN THE TAX BOOKS IN MY I . Office at Union C. If,, 8. C.. on the 15th a iy of October, 1801, for ths cilloction of mil the '23rd d ?y of Oct. 1WM, after wtiKitr "J me I will be nt tin following" named plaoe* >r (he collec(i>>u of (axes, nt the time designed below: Union, 0. II., Thursday, Oct. loth to the 3rd. r Weil Spiings, Friday forenoon, Oct.'23rd. Oolera'no, Friday afternoon, Oct. 23rd. Gibbs'. Saturday forenoon, Oct. 24tli. , J Celar Bluff, Monday afternoon. Oct. 2Gth. Crosi Keys, Tuesday Oct. 27th. Minter's Store, Wednesday forenoon, Oct. 8th. Goshen Hill, Thursday forenoon, Oct. Uth, Fish Dam, Friday, 0?t. 30lii. Santuc, Saturday, uniil 3 p. m., Oct. 3lst. g Union C. II., from Monday, Nov. 2nd, unl the Olh. Mt. Tahor. Monday. Nov. Oth. Kelton, Tuesday, Novomber IOtli, and Wednesday, forenoon, Nov. 11th. T Gowdevsville, Thursday forenoon, Nov. " 2th. Kendrick's Store, Thursday afternoon, 'ov. 12th. Wilkinsvil'e. Friday, Nov. 13th, and Satrday, Nov. 14th. m TuesXty forenoon, Nov. J J 7th. Asbury, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 17th, nd Wednesday forenoon, Nov. 18ih. Jonesvilic, Thursday and Friday, Nov. Hth and 20th Union C. II., on and after the 23rd of foveniber until loth December. Every male citiz-'ii between the ages of wenly-onc (21) and tifty, (">0) years, cxicpt those incapable of earning a support rom being niniincl, or otherwise physically lisablcd, shall be deemed taxable poll4. Persons who wisli to pay tax on property n different Townships will please so state vhon they come to pay and thereby save rouble. a TAX LEW. ( State purposes djniills. F Ordinary Couuty ....4A " Past Indebtedness lj " I Interest on ltail lload Bonds...3 J " j Retiring " " " 1 " ? a-i i T.? > ?' v ^^tecjCoI,Kxf^^thetVw,n^^-^,, '?1 Union 2 ? J. II. T. TCOTT, County Treasurer. Sept, 25 ao Oi. C i S"" S1M.50 nL HICHARM gfllfi|i|HE ? usTimHwg||j||||||Bir ol ? EOR SALE BY? h< ;08TER WILKIHS & JH1 Z H'llMOND & DAN VII, I, U HAIL.ttO.tD CO " CoMMItIA AND (i It I'.KN VI M.K DIVISION. *V( Condensed schedule in effect July f>th 3'Jl. Trains run on 75tli Meridian tiin?. ?c NOltTIt D'lVXI). No. 16. v Charleston 6 00 n in v Columbia 10 00 a m v Alston v Union 12 <10 p m v Spartanburg 1 ! 6 p n: 1 ryon 2 <8 p m r Saluda 3 23 p in v Flat Kock 3 4-~> p ni v ilc'idcraonvillc 3 64 p m v Ailieville 4 60 p ui ? Hot Spring 0 12 n m r Paint Rock 6 25 pm ?,! soi tii Borsi?. v Paint Rock 12 15 p ni ' v Hut Springs 1- 5M 1* In v Asheville ^ 00 P '? v llendersoi.vdle ^ 62 p iu < ? Fat Rock 3 <*> P >? ^ v Saluda 3 23 pm v Trjon ^ OD P In v Spirtnnburg 6 60 p m v LV'nn 6 35 p in r A1 -1 ?n r Colli ni t>ia ^ 50 p in r Charleston 12 50 ft m M?in lii??' trai"" 1 j "iiu 16 "Vii jr between ?? ilu.iib if, and Aahetillc. 6? TVfti" s hvu7~IT, 17, 18. 12, 43, ; lily except Sn-nlay. l'ullm in Sleepers on net aius 15 nni 16, between Charleston, S. C., ter <1 Cincinnati, Ohio, via At'antic Coast Line he< lunihia, Asheville, Paint Hock, Morris, div wo, Knoxville, Jellico and Junction City- I J. A. DOD.-ON, Supt. mis 8. L. Taylob, O. P. A., N. II. Oreen, n 1 Manager. Sol Haas, Traffic Manager. Cardwell, Division Passenger Agent. C v'*r* .V?\ - j ^ygpT^.t ^ FIRST ) R Y GOOD We call vour special atten OODS FOR PLANTATION use we 13D? % A r-v a m. r ^;ar vie. This Bojt is guaranteed to b >m, standird sore\v, fancy ?ha [ail road tflge, WALKUM-FAJ i BOSTON B )wnjp of" *?pajsp(>K oissss For lowest prices and BEST allowing supplies^ viz: IUBBER BELTING, 1 SUCTION HOSE, ( MACHINE lINC OILERS, BELT 110 iunc: VHANG. PRESS ROP Ruler. .hewlm ISPHALT IRON PAINT, (for , WRENCHES, BO foster, wi NEW Li AT HARI> rX" Our buyer has just returned firun th< very large dock of l)lt\ goods, 1L0TH1NG, HATS, Hunts, Shoes, oto.. iricos. THE LADIES will Jo w^'l t>? ox nut: dlLLINERY before unkin; their pi q Uuioo io these lines, an 1 wi art sur cu^SW our stock is up towH^ainiiinl. ns the ] shoe stock is almost uncquuh-d in tippi ;uaraDteed as low ns any in tho Stale. . showing, and we will s^ll you your cooJi Thanking you for past favors, uod hop is in tho future, we are vory RESP< GRAIIAE A BUSINESS CARD. 'o all my Friends and PAtrons, and all those who May hereafter ltccoinc Such, Greetings: This is to inform you that I have moved iy headquarters fron my old stand oppote tho lUicket Store, down to the Dunbar land, on the corner next to the Depot, oeping up the liltJGKST KIM) OF A LACK FT in s-lling IJAKO.A1N GOOD3 . f linost all kinds, in the line of G?ncrsl lerchftmli.se, at prccs so low that it will lake you think they must h.ive been "picked p" at a big fire s nnewhero. We guararitc3 'hat if the people of Union utility will give us their patronage, wc can nd WILL save them this season, between 1.000 an I $">,000, and of course that is o 1G saving to cvety one who buys of us. How can we save you oil this ntor.cy? rliy s?rop!y because we l uy our goods from u*os who buy thrir g*ods either 'rom 11 wii brokers or nt S'irritl's .Sales, where * course g- ods lire sold fo" a n cra song, sncc thcy are re?o'd I us at very low prices, i ihat it enables us ki so 1 iHom to our cusniers from 50 to l(K) per com bs< ilian the ,me articles wouhl cost yo i sl.se where. "Seeing is believing," c inc and sec far mrself. below are a few sample prices of our tods : A!! woolC-ats at ?1.75 ?>oriit $:5 to?). ' " Pant* at $1.50 " $2 to ?4. " " Ve<ts at oOcts, to $4. Overcoats nt to $0. Good Undershirts from 9"?*^sp. " Drawers " 25 c Is up. " Handkerchiefs " 4cts up. " Men's Suspenders from lOets up. " Women Shoe* from 60c Is up. Cedar buckets at 25cta worth 40ct?. Paper Duckets 25cts, tpoith 40cts. Good 1 ng handle hrotms front Mots up. Candies, Crack?r?, Catlmd flood'. Confectioneries of all Kinds EAVV 0DOCKItlES, jpUOCKKItV, TIN- ' WARE, ETC., Etc. ETC. [ Come and roe us. and we wi 1 guarantee to f sascyou in every way. Re?peo fully, CHES BOMAR. * Sep 11 117 ilio. " nTTriTsl TnrnnNtv rrotprsr w ? w w w ft A VIVUi X" TORS. Oft'ick or Coi'xrv Com mis-coxrrs, i UllloN '^OCNTY. > Union, 8. C., Ocr nan, 5tii. 1801. ) l LL Dnrti?< Hswing cl i<n? Sjsl-.b it>o I J k. C-unty, not ywi jmta? ir*AV" ,h? ard. ?>u*t present ? fbis notice includes R|('Jnr<r< and Wilis Certificates issued duri <g the present 1 m of the Conn. Panics interested not I s iing this notice will be deprived of any a idcod paid out of i lie present tax levy. e ly order of the lloard of County Com- d winners, Union County d CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Board. >?t0 41 4t, f| ODUCTORY SALE 3B ?AX1\ HOtfsE. fact everything kept in u * CLASS w S STORE. i: A ? i: novco UUII IU U III 11IIU Ui UUCiOO i call special attention to our GE BOOT. c 0 as represented, white hot- P mk, saddle seam, fair stitch, 5T INSIDE COMFORT. tl ARGAIN HOUSE. m MACHINERY... NO THE NEW CROP. '' 1 GOODS, call 011 us lor the LEATHER BELTING, Something New,) l! 3 a SKY OI , h lOKS BELT AWLS AN1) ] HES, E, COPPER RIVETS, ? Aslinglng PanVinir minting Engines and Presses. LTS, ETC., ET J f LKINS & CO 10 CDS IIVIE PRICED. 3 Northern markets whero ho purchased , DllKSS GOODS. MILLINERY, which wo hivo pit on sale at very low 10 our ht >ek of DllKS s and rihuog as wo cirry tuo largest stork .) our prices arc us 1 ?>v us any in the if is concerned, we will simply say that |?e< p'e in Union Coumy know that our fr Carolina. Our prietH this season nro \il that wo ask is (but you givo us a fair n# ?iug that you will continue to putrouizj DTFULLY, A & SPAliKS. 8EW NG ?l t CHINES! NOW is the time to buy a Sewing Machine for 1 can sell jou one at any price, from five dollars for a second hand one, or $18, for a good new one, up t> the finest gr-wles. 1 1 sell the "WIlEELKll & WILSON," "DOMESTIC," "STANDARD," "NEW HOME" "DAVIS," and other Machines. PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT ( THE TIMES. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. . 4 M 3in. J. liolletiEOii* (Successor to F. O. TKEPZEll.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer. s. c. ; IP jou want 3'. nr Watch ?r Jewelry repaired in the 111 m( xii>>? uutiil and workmanike manner, ?r wi-li m Imv a reliable Walcli, ^ Tarmn eii u> !> a go d I:iiih keeper, or any- a iiing rise Mint is gener il y to he f>und in a r irst-class J?w?*lry Store (it Moilcruto PricoN / Ca'l in me i 1 the store fornieily occupied L >y Mr. Trefoer, just a' ove ihe lUckct Horr, tod I will wart ant su:i-t ict on. _ J. BEILEN30N. [ Notice to Creditors. w UNION COUNTY E Court of Common I'lens. iame* II. 1 lodger, and l.ouis N. Ilodger Executors, 1'lainiilfjl *" ajnintl Klmir.t E. Kodgor, el al UNDER an order in 1 lie above stated cs* the cred tors of John Rodger, deceased re required to present and estab'ish 1 li*-ir T laitns against the tstatu of Jobn Rodgers, * eceased, before mo on or before the 16th ay of December, A. I). 1891. C. II. DRAKE, Mabter for Union County. Sept 11 37 'Jot AHRj^ K ARK NOW RECEIVING TIIK LAUUKS DRY G SHOES, HATS, 1 ver brought to Union. They roposo io sell them ait our ( STHicrn^Y i lcrcforc, have no time losses t iust do who sells his goods on ti We spent two weeks in the I ard work, aud ..>xi^ ,n" ?? ^ alf the real value of the gcods As not many of our goods i rices, but will do so Lext w lough, but come in and let u OUR SHOE 1)1 i complete, and wo can give v t prices much lower than ye avc just opened a big ''job" in REN'S AND IW Come and see it. If you wil ur stock, we will prove to yoi NEW YOR LEADER"#! It will pay you to see our goi <avc you money on every articl HAE April 10 HOME ; 1 have jn*t returned I'roin tho Northci largest and best sel toted stocks of Moroh1 ton is cheap, consequently all classos ol . on to Market I havo all tho advan'igj * ^ ^?1 1,1 ? Iu Ladies DHKSS KAHKIC3, my 1 over, comprising all the litest Novelties, i CLOTHS. FLANNELS. TRIO31 TINES and others. My NOTION I with all the latest in Dress Trimmings, you can namo IN ISSN'S HE such as OaMinteres. Kersey's Jeans and o at 25cts per yard. (1IJ A II ANTE ED, our an inspection, and >v r.r miiso to savo you Our stock ol Lidi"-*, Mi??ios, Men's, Yout ^honpeft nn?l ui >>i c ntr.d oo in tiio market C L 0 T J In this line all we h ivo ta sty it if you jo ovorcott, eomo to TilK CITY CASH >1 I JL l i I ] iiue of MiUinory that i- Himply yrand. loaf 011. MR. CON- ALLEN, fairly 1 ivill be glad to sou li iJ f rionde. IlESPEC CITY CA March 20 l'J ianos, Organ?, and all kinds of M Music and Sowing ^ gs. iv. Mayt22 >JL w STOCK J r AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF O O D S 1 iOTIOHS ETC., I wore bought cheap and wo dose cash profit. Wo sell ^>1* (JASH, o make up, as a merchant ime. Northern Markets where, by iM> n great __ll I iiX iir*? in, we cannot quote you oek. Don't wait for that s show you what wo liavo APARTMENT oil pood stylish solid goods ii will find elsewhere. We fS' CLOTHING. :] 11 let us show you through i that the K RACKT ,()W PRICES. 3i1h before you buy. as we will 1c we sell you. [RY & BELK. lo 1 \ G AIK7 q Markets, whore I bought ouo of the mdiso ever brought t this town. Ootrmvl aro lower than ever. Hy goiug a of getting the latest novelties and ii ! ii jh u 'no is l?r?er anil more complete iltnn " 'h as HENRIETTAS. BROAD P3. CASHMERES. BRILLIAN>.']!' VK I'MION T is full to overflowing II -.lory, (j'Ijvos, ami iu i'aot onythiug A V Y GOODS, thor Roods; the best all wool Joan' line defies cotnpetiti?;u. All we ask is t at least 'J."> po.' cent oa these Roods, h's and chil iron's shoes is the largest Wo have cnlargiJ tiiis dopartimut. I I N G . reel a suit lor tuan, hoy or chill, or STOltli. [V JLS U Y ? tuna uattw(*tuv??t ?hh? department Wall is ?;ilu us uRaiii, iiiiti ims orou-Mii on u All are invin d to give us a trial this vith Rodger & Pureed, is witl>|its, and 3TFULLY, >iH > H E, 9# r jwi) ** *' - iy DKSBi^K^IIBHHHL mSgggggfc: usical Instruments nt tho Union] lachino House, { t. RICE. jr., e. u !1 ? ST .