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List of Letters Remaining in the Postotfico nt Union, for the week ending Oct. 16tli., 1801. _ Mil* Elonia Jeter. IMr A II Marelon V Mr MsrshaU(D MurrayjMr Bipei Weed V Porsons calling for the above letters wit please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for iho<r delivery. J. C. HUNTER. P. M. illLLINBRT GOODS, and am prepared to show it to my many customers at my old stand. MRS. GRANT Ool 16 42 2tn. ' NOTICE. ALL persons holding claims against the E?ta'e of F. C. Jeter, deceased, will present ihem propei ly proven, and n'l pcrsous indebted to said ostate mu?t mako payment to the undersigned, who will be found at the late residence of said deceased it thi? county. J. W. JETER, A. McA. PITTMAN, Executors. Oct 10 42 41* POOR HOUSE AND POOR HOUSE FARM. Omca or Count* Commission's, \ UNION Coontt, 8. C., OCT . ISrii lb'Jl. / SEALED Ih I?, addreeeed to tbe Clerk of tuls Board, marked, "Bids for Superintendent of Poor House," will be received until Friday, the 80tlt Oct., inst., for Superintendent ef Poor House and Farm. The Farm to bo ouliivated upon shares, undfer the direction ofthe Board. JPsrtiet interested will apply to the Clerk A of this Board for further particulars. The Board reserving the right to reject any and all bids. W. M. GALLMAN, VIIABLKS DCLT, Ch'm. B. C. C. Clerk of Board. ' Ool 16 42 2t 'MASTERS'S SALES. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION In (lie Court of Cotumoa lMe<s. Winter C. Wallace, Plaintiff affaiiut Mary N. Parr, John W. 0. Smith Bettie El ward Hemes, and Daniol E. E. Smith, ~~ TN obeJienoe to an order made in the above , ' X etated case by his Honor I.? D. Witherapoon. Circuit Jnlge. dated 19th of March, 1891, I will sell before the Courthouse door in the town ef Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in November, 41 1891, the following described properly, to wit: A Towx Lor All that lot of land with building thereon, | lying, being and Bituate in the town of t Union, State aforesaid, on tbo fork of the Spartanburg and Qlenn Snriturs rnndu bounded by lota belonging to Mra. Ann E. Hill, end containing one-seventh of an aero TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash, the ba'ance on a credit of one year, with interest from the day of sale, secured by bond of ?'?? purch aser and a Mortgage of the premises. C. II. PEAKE. Master for Union County. Master's Office, Oct. 10, 1891. Oct. 16 42 > 3t. PPTf The State of South' Carolina. . Win Munro, B. F. Rawls. Mary C. Gist, i Speno-sr M. Rico, Sr., Alexander G. Rise, < Victoria S. Coleman, Kobt. L. Coleman, R. i C. Oliver, Tbos. R. MoGahan and others, [ Defendants. j IN obedieoco to an ordor made in the nboro stated case, by hie Honor. J. H. Hudson, Circuit Judge, dated, Oct. 10, 1891. I will sell before the Courthouse door ? * in the town of Uuion, within the legal hours 1 of sale, on tbe first Monday in November, 1 1891, tbe following described property, ? to wjt: 885 ACBK8. A II iL.t * mi mm oeruin mot or parcel of land, lying being and situate in Union Township, Slate > aforesaid, containing eight hundred and ! ihirty-flvo sores, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Porter, McBryde, Hawk in-, Jes. E-son, Mrs. Powell, Edmund CsrIUle and others. < The a)wre tract to be sold in lots, a plat j of whieh can be seen in tbo Master'! Office. Cl also 186 ACiMi- a Also, that certain other tract of land lying, u being and situate in Union township, State r< aforesaid, contsining one hundred and N eighty-six seres, more or less, situate on the gNortb side ol the main rood leading to Chei- p ter from the town of Union, bounded by w lands of Wi'liam Munro, estate of J. K. bi IjjJ^Mrs EnglUb and others. in TERMS OF SALE. *< Oue-third cash, the bilanoe in one and *c tw > years in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, purchaser to gi*e bond ?l and a mortgage of the premises, and to pay L< for papers. co C. H. PEAKE, " Master for Union County. th Master's Office, Oct. 10, 1801. ^yL Oot 16 42 8t The State of South f! ami in. Ifn cnt?TY OF "NION. Ml ? In (be Court tf Common Pleas. Pnnnie S. Jlowxe end Ke(e T. Walker, or Fr??' Plaintiff*, en agaimt A. fv W. 1!. Kelly Mary B. Kelly. Melvin B. be | t Kelly, end others, Defendant*. ral IM J N obedience to en order mode in the 0f ' JL above stated case, by His Honor, W. H. B. r* ^BMfSillaoe, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the P? Court Ilou: e door, in the town of Union, 0H K' " within the legM hour* of sale, on (he flr?t ffl ' Moi d ?y in November, 1891, the following pu s. described properly to wil: hv A'l those eertein treels of land, designated ( | Treat No. 2, containing 881} neres. ^ Trnet No. 4, containing 200 eeres. belonging to the lends known as the John W, Kelly lands, lyiog, being and si imle in Fish Dam town-hip, Un on County, State . aforesaid, containing twelve buudrsl and ^ forty and one-half acres, m >re < r ies?, bounded by land* of J. C. Kiohards. Mrs. P. Under, estate of M. A. K. S.rto-, and other*. The said tracts to be retoUl at the rtsJAf JJ ? d. W. Kel-y, who bid them off at the Alii- cm The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In ho Court of Common Ploas. Clem P. Thomson, Win. E. Th?im?on, Jos. C. Thom80*i and Snl io N. West, I Vain tiff*, againat Lilio O. Thom on. Kmie E. Kjlrr and Daisy 1 K 11 ix, Defendant*. iN obedience to au order made in th? nkv?*ft?t(4l ?mo. Ij Ilia Honor, J. H. ( Indeon, Circuit Judge, dated October, 7, . 1801. I w'll roll bifore the Cuurthouso . do r, in tho town of Union, within the legal hours of sdr. on the first Monday in No . rin or. ilic filiowing described , prop ty, to wit : 307 aches. , AO that certain lr?ct or pa-cel of land lymg, being and s tuate in Pinckney township, Uni iiCounty, State aforesaid, contain- 1 ingthreo huudred and Bovcn acres, more or les , b un led hy I'aoo'.ot River, the Inn Is of | O. W. darner and others. TERMS OF SALE. One-thi-d cash, tin ha'anco in one and t woy-nrs, in et|'inl mutual installments, with j interest from day of sale ; tho purchaser t > ( give bond nud a mortgage of the premises to secure the pnrclinse money. C II. PEAKE, Musics fcr Union County. Maslor's Oifico Got. 10, 180(. Oct 10 . 42 8t. The State of South Carolina. < COUNTY OF UNION. ' ? In tho C .urt of Common Plea*, \ Louisa HoUingsworth, Plaintiff { ayainrt Ilonry C. Miller. James Hollingswonli. a-id Andrew ILdliogsworth, Defendant*. r IN obedience to an ordjr rande in the above stated cose, by His Honor, J. IT. Hudson, Circuit. Jttdgo, dated Oct. 10, 1801. I will se'l before the Court Hou?e, door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of snlo, the following describe 1 prop- 2 crty to wit: 175 ACRES IN 2 TRACTS. 2 All that certain tract or parcel of land, lying being and situate in Fsli Dam township, Union County, Stato *fer> siid, containing one hundred and seventy-ftro acres,more t or less, bounded by lands of Jesse Comer, Jonn W. Kelly's estate, and others. The said t<-act of land will be divided \ into two separate tracts. TERMS OF SALE. 1 Ono-thirJ of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balanco on a credit of one and * two years, in equal installments, with internal from ?l?y of sale, the purchaser to give 11 a mortgage of the premises to seouro the purchase , U. II. 1'BAK.B. 1 Master for Union County. Master's Office, Oct. 10, 18'Jl. 0 Oct 10 42 3?. T^e State of South Carolina. { COUNTY" OP UNION. , In the Court of Common Picas. Thai L. Ilamcs, as Executor of the will of d Josish Foster, deoeased, Plaintiff againnt ii Spencer M. Rice, 8r., Alex Q. R:ce, Robt. v L. Coleman, Victoria S. Coleman, William t Munro, B. F. Rawls and others, Defendantt. IN obedienoe to an order made in the above stated caso by His Honor, J. li, Hudson, Circuit Judge, dated October 10, 1801, I will soil before the Courthouse door, iu the town of Union, within the legal houis of sale, on the first Monday in 1unl ' ? 300 AORU 1* SNAIL TKAOTf. All th?t*pleoe, parcel or trant pf land, Ijf'qjh being and eitaate in Union towosuip, yj|0S aforesaid, formerly known as the ouaife tract, containing 800 acres, bounded by lands of Edmund Carlislo. lands of the Mlnte of Nathan Hawkins, Jos. M. Eison tad others! 3?The above lands will bo sold in lots ; a )lat of which ctn be seen in the Master's (ffioe. 5 TERMS OF SALE. One-half oash, the balance on n credit of me year, the purchaser to give bond, wi*h ntcrcst from day of sale, and a mortgage of he premises to secure the bnlanco of the archaic money. V>. II. rCAMS, Master forUnlon County.' S Oet 10 42 2t..,Q Mortgage Sale. 1 Tho Stato of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. BYvirtue of the power contained in n mortu g?u? d??i| April 2SJJ, 1800, exerted by A. A. tbrrstl, to J. J. Magncss ndby the said J. J. Megness, duly assigned > me, said mortgage deed liaviug been duly scorded in the office of tho Register of lesne Conveyance for Un:on Couuty, in tid State, in book of Mortgages M. N?. 12, tge 0, on the 24th day of April, 1890. I ill sell by public auction, to the highest dder, before the Court House door at Union, i said state, on the firet Monday in No:mber next, the mortgngo I prciui<ei deribel in Moid mortgage dee I, to wit: All at certain piece, parcel, or tract of land mate and being on Hron I Hirer in tho >unty of Union, in the Stdo aforesaid, ntaming tlirco hundred and sixty-five pi res, more or les*, and bounded by lands of rl e estate of Col. R. Q. Davidson, estate of ? S. B.Thomson, T. 0. Duncan and others, |L known as a part of llie King land, and , Bp the tract bought by A. A. Sarrntt . Mill*. l8 ALSO One other tract or parcel of land situate d being in the county of Union, io tho ate aforesaid, on Tbiokety Creek, watere oa1 river, contaioiog Ninety acres, more _ lens, known ne the Thomson Mill tract, L,v d bounded by land* of Ciough lnm in, A. J^T Sarr.?tt, T. G. Duncan, aud o lie's, and lag the tract of laad bought by A. A. SorIt frorp the Master of Union County. V ps of sale?one-half CASH, the balance j'* ia /purchase money payable in twelve J'* Hy I rem day of sa'e secured >>y bond ^ BBrtgage of the premises by the pur- j'v %? er purohaeeri thereof, with interest |a day of sale. |at 8 per cent per annum. A* rclnser or purchasers to pay for papers. A N WfWtli A..1 ... ?? ? wm, ! )ctobe?, 6th, 1891. Tw l/ct 9 41 41. sk Your Dealer For ? WHIPS, i: ATHE^OWF^tN^n^^from^^B^^l^l Ar I OHTKK WILKM8 dt CO. DJ,' ct* 9 If. Trni Two 01ns For Sal*. ?i WO Six(/-Mw Brown Qin?v?Nearlr n.w, lOWC for sole. Here been uwxl totj little. J*?. IVfl R- M. M0DJ5RMID. Q.n'l ?t 1*. 88 et, l>. Ci SHERIFF'S SALES, FOR NOVEMBER, 1891. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, I will soil to the highost bidder, at Public Auction, wit bin tlio Icgd botrs of su'e, at Union Court House, on Mondiiit the lecond d ?y of November, next, the following daecribed propci ty, to wit: All that trac or p?reel of Land, situate, lying and b* in* in llogausvilln and..Union lownships, iu the County of Uuion, South [Carolina, and koown as tlie Robert Maoheth tract of L?n I. containing Eleven hundred rod thirty-six aare?, more or less, and 'winded by Land's of Gordon Williams, Rsnford Wilburn, K. F. Smith, Joseph Sanicrs, estate of John Sims, deceased, Murpliy Mill tract, and others. This tract of land will bo sold in several >?rce's ; plats of which cm be seen in the IherifTs Office. Levied on and to lie sold as the property of Robert Macbeth, at the suit <>f Samuel He tty i-td others. AUtO I wi'l sell, at Santuc, on eamo day. one Diehold Safe. Li vied on, nnd to be sold as ho property of I. D. O*Bryant, at the suit >f James 11. Wylie. Terms?Cash. J. O. LONG, S. U. C. Oct. 16 4*2 81. "TAX NOTICE. " I WILL OPEN THE TAX HOOKS IN MY Ofllco at Uuion C. II., S. C.. on the loth lay of October, 1891, for the collection of he taxes for tbe tiyc-jl year commencing imtemucr nnd wnfffBITTFrii?Vo tntil the 23rd d ty of Oct. 1891, after which itne I will be at the following named places or the collection of taxes, at the time dosigin?ed below: Union, C. II., Thursday, Oct. loth to the !8rd. West Spting.s, Friday forenoon, Oct. '23rd. Oolera'ne, Friday afternoon, Oct. 23rd. Gibbs'. Saturday forenoon, Oct. 24th. , Ceiar UiufT, Montlsy uilcrnoon. Oct. 26ih. Cross Keys, Tuesday. Oct. 27th. Minter's Store, Wodncsday forenoon, Oct. !8th. Goshen Hill, Thursday forenoon, Oct. 19th, Fish Dam, Friday, Oil. 30th. Santuc, Saturday, until 3 p. m., Oct. 31st. Union C. II., from Monday, Nov. 2nd, unil the 9ih. Ml. Tahor, Monday. Nov. 9th. Kelton, Tuesday, November 10th, and Vedncsday, forenoon, Nov. 11th. Gowdeysville, Thursday forenoon, Nov. 2lh. Kendrick's Store, Thursday afternoon, Jo v. 12th. WilkinsviPe, Friday, Nov. 18th, nnd Salirday, Nov. 14th. I . forenoon, Not. 7 th. Asbury, Tuesday afternoon, Nor. 17th, nd Wednesday forenoon, Nor. 18th. Jonesrille, Thursday and Friday, Nor. Oth and 20th Union C. II., on and after the 23rd of lovember until 15th December. Erery mole citix'n fcotween the ages of wenty-onc (21) and fifty, (50) yearn, exept those incnpable of earning a support roin being niniinc I, or otherwise physically lisabled, shaft be deemed taxable poll*. Persons who wish to pny tnx en property a different Townships will ploiso so stato rlicn they come to pay aud thereby sore rouble. TAX LEVY. State purposes 4ijmills. Ordinnry County 44 Past Indebtedness ,...lj " Interest on ltail Road Bonds...3.) " Retiring 44 ?4 44 1 44 School Constitutional tScTTschoo^ox^^h^ow^ | Union V ; 2 ' ! J, IJ. T. TCOTT, County Treasurer. Sept, 25 80 Oi. onw^ RICH ARM || A ftllllE v ushik?mu||B||||I" ;. ol ? EOR SALE BY ? h 98TER WILKINS & CO S CHMOND & DANVILLB RAILROAD CO ^ILUMMA AND QltP.KNVILLK DIVISION. ' Condensed schedule in effect July 5th >1. Traios ran on 75th Meridian time. ? SiiSTII n-.r-vr. No, 16. Charleston ft 00 * m Columbia 10 00 a n Alston Union 12 30 p m Spartanburg 1 (6pm Irjron 2 <8 p m Saluda 3 2.1 p m Flat Hock 3 45 p m < Henderson villo 3 54 p m Aslieville 4 60 p nt Hot Spring .../. ft 12 p ni Paint Rook 6 25 p m SOUTH BOUND. ( Paint Rock Cf. . 12 15 p oi pl( Hot Springs 12 2d p m Ashsville 2 (10 pm Henderson villa.... 2 62 p m I Fiat Rock * nft ? - Sal ml 8 28 pm N IVjon t 4 00 p m Bpirtnnbur^- 6 80 p ? Union 6 85 p m ^ Alrtun OoluoiMa 8 60 p n? Charleston 12 CO a ? A ?iu Una trnioe 15 anil 10 .'*ai J between XI imb'n and Aahefille. ana 7, 8,% Iw, ie, x^, 17, ft. 12, 48, "1 / except Bu-iday. Pullman 81eepera on aea oa 16 end 16, between Char leal on, 8. C., ten Cincinnati, Ohio, ale At'an tic Coast Line hee nihla, Aeheville, Paint Hook, Morrla. dial i, Knoxrille, Jellloo and Junction City- B J. A. DOD;OK, 8upt. mia L. Tatlob, G. p. a., N. H. Green, I Manager. aol Haaa, Traffio Manager, irdwell, Dltiaion Paaaeoger Agent. O mm THEIEDI] BOHJnft 13^ SES,^HAND BAGS, an 1 D R Y 6 0 C We call vour special GOODS. FOR PLANTATION u BHOAO4 This Boot is guaraiitcic torn, standard scre\v, fane Rail road tdge, WALKUi BOSTO OWNERS 0 FREPA^^OR~GII For lowest prices and following supplieSj viz : RUBBER BELTIN( SUCTION HOJ MACHI! ZINC OILERS, BELT I WHANG, PRESS ] MfcBwj ASPHALT IRON PAINT, ( WRENCHES, FOSTER, 1 NEW AT HARD Our buyer haa just returned fr a Tory large Block of DRY G( CLOTHING, HATS, it.oh, Shoe: prices. J is THE LADIES wiil .1o w,dl , MILLINERY before unking th, iu Union in thea^lri^PyUi 1 wj a So far aa Routs niT our stock is up t^l^Kaiidiiiil, as hoe stock ia almostTCnc*|uul. i] it guaranteed as low as ?^iv in the Sin showing, and we will aidfyou your Thanking you for pjbt favors, ur ?o >u mo iuiure, we ar% vory GRAIL A BUSINESS OAR] To all my Friends and Patrons, an those who May hereafter lfecoi Such, Greetings: Tliia is to inform you that 1 have on ny headquarters front my old slnad t ite the Racket Store, down to the Du Hand, on the oorner next to the I) ite. h oeping up the BIGUK&T KIND 0 tACKET in selling BARGAIN GOOD lmost all kinds, in the line of G?i lerchaodise, at prices so low that it take you think they roust have been "pii p" at a big Ore somewhere. We guarantee that if the people of U ounty will give us their patronage, wo nd WILL save them this season, belv 3,000 and 5"),000, and of eourse that HG saving to every ono who buys of u Mow can we rove you all this mor. M?y 8<mply because we buy our p>ods 1 nuses who buy tlu-ir g'O-W either ' nwu Brokers or at Sheriff's Sales, wl T course g'-ods are sold to- a n>er,< *< once they are ro*o"d t us at very low pri > "hat it enables us lose 1 thcnk to our i tmers from 50 to 100 per coui bs< ihan ,.n? ?..i.i 1 * nuunt I'm' )<> i iisewnero. "Seeing is believing." c nio and see jars elf. Delow aro a few sample prices of >ods : All woolC->ats nl 91.75 worth $3 to Jo ' " Pants at $1.50 1*2 su * 1 < ?? Ve?ts at bOcis, ,0 < Overcoats at to $tj Good Undershirts from 2wr up, " Drawers " 25ets up. " Handkerchief* " 4ots up. " Men's Suspenders from lOcts up " Women Shoes !V><m 60cts up. Cedar Duokets at 2\eta worth 40ct<. Taper Duokets 25cts, worth 40ct?. Hock! 1 >ug handle brclins from 14cts t Candies, Cracker*, Catti-d Good*. Confectioneries Af all Kinds BAVY OKOCElll KS, CHOCK KitY, Tl ware, Ere., kV. Ero. Come and ree us. and wsgwi 1 guarantee ?asc you in every way. j Keepeafiilty, CHES JBOMAR. lop 11 37 Y ^luOTIOE^TOCOUNTYCREr TOES. \ Office or Conxrf Cov uis-oossks, | Unto a 'vOttftrv. v Uxion, 8. G., Oor '? !?, ran.) hL par?ie? having o|* L Cvuntj, not '! \rd, fHu.fl present ?h- W! m&srTtSS^ nit* J?r*ri e*l Wi Certificates issutd duri <g the pireici n of th? Court. Parties interested* liqg thU notice will be deprived of en idood paid out of i lie prereot lex levy. 1/ order of the Board of Oouebr Cos doners, Union County- ^ I I I ' ^ ffTRODUCTORT SALE T THE tRGATN HOUSE, 0 shew a complete Btock of DR\ THtNG, BOOTS, S HOES, HATS BTS, QUIETS, TRUNKS, VALI. d in fact everything kept in J fIRST CLASS ) D S STORE. attention to our line of DRESS so we call spcci il attention to our g^gh: boot. 1 to be as represented, white boty shank, saddle seam, fair stitch, H-FAST INSIDE COMFORT. N BARGAIN HOUSE. | MACHINERY, WIN&^^N^W^CROP. BEST GOODS, call on us for the 3r, LEATHER BELTING, >E, (Something New,) VERY O I T.^t 9 HOOKS BELT AWLS AND UNCHES, HOPE, COPPER RIVETS, iiiil Osteins Pacini, (for painting Engines and Presses. BOLTS, ETC., ET ?ILKINS & CO GOODS TIME PRICED. ?m the Northorn markets where he purchased )ODS, DRESS GOODS. MILLINERY, , .. ...u: -i. ? t j, u.u., wmuii we nivo p u ou sate at very low inline our ft ?ek of DRKS 1 GOODS nod tir p inhnog as wo cirry too largest stork r>i iitr) our prices are as l ><v as any in the ? . .p tsrmrxryjTTLj??? a SUts in concerned, wo will simply ssy that tlie per pie in Union County know that our t upper Carolina. Our pricea this season aro ito. Ail that wo ask is that you give us a fair lioodf. id hoping that you will continue to patro'jizs tKSPCTFULLY, AJl & SPARKS. D7 SEW NG M A (NINES! tl nil IVTDW is the time to buy n Sewing Machine JJN for 1 can soil jou one at any price, from MO fiyC dollars for a second hand one, or $18, for a good new one, up t t he finest grades. I Bell the "WHEELER & WILSON," oved "DOMESTIC," "STANDARD," "NEW ?ppo- HOME" "DAVIS," and other Machines, ohar PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT THE TIMES. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. TJ.' Sep 4 80 3m. J. i<cileiison. '* (Succkssok TO F. O. TRKFZER.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer, ip. UNION, S. ('. IF yon wan! yt ur Watch or Jewelry repaired in the ni at suhsantial and workman>j. like manner, or wi-li ?o buy a reliable Watch, warranted <o b* a go d time keeper, or any. thiug else that is genenl'y to be found in a 1? first-class Jewelry Store fit Moderate PrlooH Ca'l < n i i the store formeily occupied by Mr. Trefzer, just a*ove the lUcket Store, and I Will warrant sa:i-t ?ct on. - J. BEILENSON. NotiCCi to Crorfitnra UNION COUNTY Court of Commi ti Plena, he James II. Rodger, and 1 ou'ut S. Rodger PJ1 ""* Executors, *riaintijf * it - ' ajninrt Klmir.i E. Rodger, el al t>l TTNDERen order in the above sta'edoae 01 LJ the credtors of John Rodger, deceased J ore required lo present and estab'ixh their " claims against tbo estate of John Rodgtrs, J o- deoeaavd, before me on or before the 16th d*7 of Decembea, A. D. 1801. * C. H. PEA KG, Master for Union Coontj. Sept 11 87 2* A BIG \ - - ciR : ' New G \VK ABE NOW RECEIVING TIIK LARGEST > DRY G ' SHOES, HATS, HI ever brought to Union. They w propose to sell them at our clo &rV 12 5 CTI^Y T<"N thfti'olnro lmuo G 1 A..V.V, nu biiltu IU3SOS lO must do who sells his goods oil tini We spent two weeks in the No hard work, and with ready eas - many "JokV* whi/?l? nu> ?1 half the real value of the gcods. As not many of our goods art prices, but will do so i.cxt weel though, but come in and let us t OUR SHOE DEi is complete, and wc can give you at prices much lower than you have just opened a big "job" in MEN'S AND BOYf Come and see it. If you will our stock, we will prove to you tl NEW YORK LEtDERT OF LO It will pay you to see our goods save you money 011 every article v HARE April 10 15 H 0 M E A I have ju<t returned from the Northern M l .rcwt ..,.,1 k,.a. ?..v.~P \r 1 J: Ui^vuv uuvt ocr;uvUU Bt'JUIVa lil lUBTUU'lUUI. ton is cheap, consequently all classes of triad on to Market I have ail tho advan' ot T In Ladies DRESS FABRICS, my line over, comprising all rho litest Novelties, snih CLOTHS. FLANNELS. TRICOTS. TINES and others. My NOTION DER with all tho latest in Dress Tritntniugs, 11 >sii you can name IN MEN'S HEA1 such as Cus8imore-?. Kersey's Jeans and other at 25cts per yard, ti U All.VNTEED, our Hue an inspection, ami we nritniso to save you at Our stock o( Ladies, Misses, Men's, Youth's ai cheapest and u? ?st cnnpleto in tho n.arkct, W C L 0 T H lu this line all we hive to s iy is if you reel ao ovoreo it, couie to THE CITY CASH STl 3i illin: MISS KATE I'E ARSON, under whoao 'ooh * *>r\Wnnt. sncco Vii? the Spring, is wi line of Millinery that is simply yrand. All a season. MR- CON- ALLEN, f T.mrly with I wui De glad to 8oo hi." Irioodd. KESPECTF O^V>Sl March 20 ]2 1 R.uticj Pianos, Organs, and all kinds of Musical Music and Sowing Machii 3 s. M. R MaA22 ^ * fc2i i (V-. iS^Ul'VCiiS. r.fii il;- ?8* ^? .Ai STOCK I .. Sods. AN1) MOST COMl'LKTE STOCK OF O O D S 3ti0ns etc., ere bought cheap and wo se cash profit. We sell make up, as a merchant e. rthern Markets where, by ill, we picked up a great in, we cannot quote you Don't wait for that show you what we have n t l\f!i irn^Trn L'AU 1 iYJLMN J good stylish solid goods will lind elsewhere. Wc T CLOTHING. let us show you through 1 it the : RACKT W PRICES.' before you buy. as we will re sell you. IY & BELK. 1 G AI [arkets, whore I bought ouo ot the jo ever brought t > this town. Cot< are lower than ever, Uy coiut; : getting the latest novelties ami is l?r?er and more complete than as HENRIETTAS. BROAD CASHMERES. BRIDLrANiH I'M EX T is / all to ovorfl.itviug :ry, (Jhvcs, and in Tact anything 7 Y GOODS, coeds: the boat, nil ujr.nl . "'/W. XJ t-uil a defies com petit ir.u. All we ask is least 25 pe.; cant oa these goods, ad cliil Ireu's shoes is the largest e have cilargad this department. I N G . a suit for tuan, hoy or chill, or )KI5. E R Y . taanaixoiuunt ihw dopirlment was th us again, and hits brought oil a ire invited to give us a trial this llodger & Pureed, is with|m>, and ULLY, LJL JSr_T? >R,E. I PI-/ ^ Instruments at tho Union] io House. { IOE, JR., E. U.