Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A B, fi IN .sbwvan, Qt.-. ?*u? | Gn. thjt. 28.?Tbi? e;ly bu ?|r* n k??n vi? I {?? I k?. L.?uiga< T. w. Howell A C^V I warehouse with one tboasind bale* of cot i tin. ?m dutr-yed. Tbe wind was wild an 1 ? f?r ihree li >u?* the town seemel to be at 1 Jfc the nicrojr of the tlemtnte. AI1 the itorei w n tb? we-t aide of tha square were relieved ! f ?be r o ntenta. and the Newnsn Gu*rd- i w<*<e put ? n duty. A boot one hundred bilea I ofe It-tn on t>*e j 1 it form of tbe burn ng | building we*e removei after a fierce fight. ? Everyone that oou'd shoulder a mutket and ca-ry water m i tat to work. < At 5 o'closk ibis momiwi^anaiJban 4 i i i mhiii in BIWIHl in bun- < ' 1 'Btod buckets of water were aljH? war*- < liouae of Uu?eo I, Gibson A Co.^ r* working to t Bare it. N -nrl/ two hundred Ml?e ofcotton I were on the outside plat fores. By hard work tha building waa raved, but 50 bales of wr cotton were burneJ. Th) work was ev'd-tntljr that of an incendiary. Wiley nrjo a uespcrue cn*raci?r, wu<? una n gru tge "gainst the city an?l warehouse, wa? atvtst -<l junt befo c the last lire Argo is very reticen, and positive evidence will be hard o tel. If the ci'i/.eos know the' lie wavibeioeend ary ho would in all probability he would be hang >d or burue 1 be ore another day. Ii is impo's'b'e to ge' a correct estimate of the loss by ihc thrre fires that occurred at different p'.uces within twenty.four hours, but the c unbin<*d loss wtll probably reach *->00.000. Motte Bloodsiikd as Coiik.?Coak. Nov. 1 ?The factions had a fierce strugg'e to-day outside of Cork, where there no po'ice io interfere. The Parmdlitcs cutuo out ahead. In the struggle houses were wrecked mid many persons injured, and a good deal of ^ bloodshol, although no fa'a It es are n? yet reported. Widiaui lie In.on I aonoiinc si to. . day that he had challenge I Dr. Tanner to *ght, but thai the doo or ha t decNn''. London, Nov. 1.?Timothy ILn'oy was ' more vituporativo than ever, lie nocused the Pnruellitcs of coward ce. The P ir u-1*lite*, he ssi I, tilk?d of English <1 c'ati n ' and res tried t> dynamite. IliyPj* imputed to the Parnellites tlio dynnroito explosion which took p'ace in Glasgow some time ng>, oresting a greet excitement. He ceidcmnod wqat he cille I the "alii ince of the Puroellitcs wirh Mrs. O'Slioa, who had wri ten to Paris, locking up the funds raise 1 for the evicted tenants," lie said that he wis astonished tint thev should unite with nu Engbh prostitute; wlnsc honor Harrison. a merohe- of Parliament, hid attempted to vindicate. Healy sai I lie did not rr'er lo tho unhappy woman (metning Darnell's sis- c ter) whom tho Dublin wire pullos had iu- n duoed to write t> Pati?. Mealy advised t unity in combating the landlord*- At fre- i Bent, he said, the I'srnelhtos hid to make up | for brnins with blackthorns. A Valuaiilk Invention.?There is on ex- ^ 4^L bibition at the Piodmont exposi ion at Adama r an invention whicli seems likely to effect a i considerable revolution in the cotton bust- a ness and wi'l, it is chi me 1, offc t a saving ; of from seven lo twenty in llioti dollars to f the planters of the South every year. f The invention is known ns the Hembert t roller compress. It is intended to lake the place of both the plantation press And the big compress. It is simple in principle and . requires hut little power, but (urns out a j bale of less bulk, greater density and more , smooth nnd even exterior thnn the 1 irge | steam compress makes. As tho cotton is ? ginned it pisses between the rollers which \ press the Air out of it and make tho cotton <] into a soft, smooth web which falls in layers inte the press. Substituted for tlie ordinary p'antnMon press it will take Hie cotton direct- g ly from tbe gin and turn cut a five hundred ), pound bale as small or smaller thin a bale ? from the powerful hydraulic presses. i Although it requires one more tie than j the old press, it makes the bale so much lc-a r In bulk that ton feet in tics and a yard of bagging nre saved on every bale. A Realism,?At last we are alone!" It was tbe man who spoke. I The woman trembled aud lifted her eyes J to his faco. ( They were be lutiful eyes, but they wore tremulous eyes; eyes which lo .k out from a heart which is i-resolute, fearful. He stamped with his heavy foot upon the t floor of the ro; ui. I The echoes brought back in their invisible j arms the sound, and let it ripple out ngn n until it struck the walls once more and fell iuto the vast void of silence. A bat, disturbed by the unusual activity, darted from a corner and blindly dashed in eccentric cjnvolutions about the dusty building. Ureat ropis of cobwebs hung down from the ceiling, and ncross the corner of the room dead flics hung lightly in the hammocks the api lers had fastened there. The dust ross in l<etless clouds from the shock of the heavy footfall, and sank again, ? overcome by its own inertia. Even the air was resting. The spirit of the desolnttion of dcsolat:on seemed to pcrvado the place. ? ? The wuiiian tooke 1 furtively around upon tw her dim suroundings And shivered. The roan laughed harshly. "Alone, I said?" he growled. "Yes," she murmured. A faint light struggled in through the great wiadows in front, thick with dust. "Where arc we?" she whispered, and shivered as the bit dashed into her hair. Listen," he replied hoarsely, "we are in a s ore that dies not advertise."?Dctriot d v Pree Press. r " c srprkitrCourt Calendar.?The November term of the Sla'e Supreme Court w 11 ci nvene on Tuesday morning, the 24th in?d., nt 11 o'clock. The following order of circuits was arranged nod announce! yesterday : ri'tn circuit, lucsuiy, Aovcnioer im, live days. Sixth Circuit, Tucday, December 1, five J days. 1 Seventh Circuit, Tuesday, l)c?ombcr 8, six , dnvt. Kighth Circuit, Wednesday, Dccembor 10, six days. F.rst Circuit, Tuesday, January 5, 1892, fuiir days. Second Cirfui', Monday, January 11, seven days. t; T!i rd Crmit, WeJiesdvy. .Januiry 20. | tlir* c days. j # Fou'th Circuit. Monday, January 2">, smc'i day. Four li Circ i t. M >*td ly .J.-nunr .' 20, sovc i d iys. The cases i.n originol juriseic ii n w 11 have 1> efe e ice on each Mo-.day of the tor n. A pi lioato's for odmis-ion to | raciee must be tiled on or lief re the see aid Tucs- s day of ilie term, to wit: December 1 Improved Si-kkpimj Car Service.?Tho ' si) liiif c r service of llic 11 clinioirl & Dan ille liailr >nd Company has been very ( mncli itopro cd 'ately. Trains Nos. 11 and ^ 12, now ca- ry 1'iillitmn ! eons l> I worn a Birmingham nod Wad-i'igtnn C ly 'I liese sleepers hnve heretofore hee ojeriiedonly between Clinr'ot'e and Washing on, but . since its extension to Birmingham, it is tl.o fin'st elceping car service ii t!ie So'ith.? Ciarlolte A'tip*. > ? ' O ions rou Diphtheria.? A corrcspon- ' don1 requests the publico ion of (lie follow- <j iog p"?>agrsph front tho Scie it/Jic Amtriean as a matt-r of pubic interest: 'In a case s of diphtheiia raw onions should be pla.'Ctl in a cl til an l b)alen into a pulp, nud the cloth ' (o .nlaming the oni ms, juice aid alllb umd ( ab ut the throat and well up over the piticnts t ears, Renewals to be ma Ic as often as the 1 mass becomes dry. The effect is almost magical, the deadiy pan yielding >n & short time." a ?irkly Aluaxck Msin-t.Nu is *k ?*??> ?" *^r:t ! !., v/vw. zv.? \ * cot-*1 tr^m Lit to Keck, Ark., says: news wicho I be ? ast night of a terribU !m<i l to hud j too >unter at Baek?port, twovy rai'ee from El Dorado, Un.oti countjr, at a fanner'* I Mli>nc? mi as meeting. Sta'e Lecturer Brjai, of the alliance was the pri?ici;-l ipo<ker of the overing 8hortly after he tad concluded hia speech a qu?rr?l took place among several spectrins which was m taken up by many other* in the audi i :e. Winchester rifl e. ?ho4gnna and pi?t la a rs uyl with deadly effect. Bur* Mar wing, wiNrMrbe^lMr!^ >thc * wo e *l'glitly wouu lei. 8hirifT Dunn >f L ! >r v to, Iuivcj 11-via/ fir the scene of j thetro i.e. Ai.auvmv all (Sowa: Dht.?Moutgonurv. Ala., vet, !2'.>.?The present spell of vl<\r j weather iao -eof < lie long< st ever experienced ] in this seclio:t The *trenma and springs in nil ' sections of the country are drying up. nnd j the ra'lrond.s are finding it very troubles utte lo secure tlie water n:c?ssiry to run their j trains. The Louisville and Na*liville, wli c*? | is doing ? bu-l.nss that necrssita cs several , Freight irains every day is compelled to s-t d out on each tr.tiu a tank car with a In'gw j tank tilled wi 1? tva vrb ca ise tnasy s renins I down the roitl wliich have formerly supplied ] rater nr* t ow dry. The cmi-l-yces all i doug the line arc sn< p :c I with water from j this ciiy. Every pass-tiger tnin is currying j barre's with Montgomery water which is ! distributed at points where the water supply I exhausted. m - ? Tue Tiuh:> Party Downku.?Atlanta. Go.. September 2d.?This morning, in the Geo-gia Legislature, the much mooted Ocslaresolotion*, as enders-d hy the Alliancedemanded by tlicui of the next Congrt^irar* utrcduced by Barrett, of Bike County, for Ito appr -va' and endorsement of that body, rite resolutions tvero dofc tU-d by a vote of 51 to 01. This is somewhat of a triumph over tbo Third Party movement in thi< J?t:itc, es it ilea-dy indica er that tlio ?1 iancc members if tbo Legislature, who are in the majority n that body, arc not in -ymoathy with any ncasure that is directly oppisrd to their t ews as Licmocr itic members. Convicts Releaser iiy Miser*.?Nnshrille Tenn., Oct. 31. ? Litest accounts state hat 103 convicis were m-d? free at Br'ccrillo and 143 at Coal Creek: A colored convict telegraph el the Governor at llo'lock his morning Tom Cliftoi s'a'iog that he tud IG'2 others wero iu that vicinity nnd isking what he must do. The Governor is low iu communication by telegraph wiih \ttorney Geueral Piclilo us to whet Iter he ia? authority to order out troops. Nkoro Colonists run L:bsria.?new f>rk, Oct. 31-?The bark Lib rii sii ed this norning with sixty-two negro colonists for jiberui. Only thirty-three of ilieui are idults. They go under the auspices of tlio vnioricau uoiomznion eoc ety. winc'i U irays Ihc expense, passage ami maintain tncc or several months nftcr iliey reac'.i their lestination. Tiik dtnunoron Fair was Botcottbd. ?DhI ngio >, S. C., Oct., SO.?The county air clo-ed to-day with a halloo i ascension md a big hurrah. Owing :o the Alliance laving boyco tel the Fairit was very sillily ,llonled. There will not be any more tarlinjion Fairs unless the boycott isnbinl med.?Special to State. Snow in Dakota.?Hillsboro, N. D. Oct. II.?A fine snow is falling, accompanied bv ligh winds. It is dr fting through the vhcit shocks and stacks. Fur.her thr. sling this season appears t> be impossible. U Fergus Falls, Minn., a regular b'izztrd is aging an 1 the ground is dovcrcd with sn-'w. MARRIEli KlltUV?FISON*.?Married, bv llcv. T. d. Deut. a: Pacolet, S. C., Oct. '22. 1891. dr. J. 1>. Kuby and Miss S. B. Kison, bo h if Spartanburg County. List of Lottbrs llctnnining in the.l'ostofiicc at Union, for he week ending Nov Oth., 1891. 'reach Bell col I Richard Johnson diss Laura Beardcn|Miss Oniric Sims Persons calling for the above letters will dense say if advertised, and will be required o pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNT Lit, P. M. To Rent. I) LS1DKNCE '!) Academy street, known LV as The Hill House. Terms rots<na >:?. Apply to J. C. WALLACE or II. L. GOSS. Nov. C. 45 4t. OUR needs7~ PERSONS indcbtc 1 to U9 for Guano and Goods are herewith notified tliut p?ynent must bo made at once, as tur needs ire imperative FARlt & THOMSON. Oct 30 44 It. TO THOSE INDEBTED^ " A LL persons iodehted to the subsc ibcrs l\. are earnestly requested to tnuke ini ntI ate payments, as we are couipellel to nakc col'cctions to enable us t> m jot our >b ig.ti.ions to our creditors. fa nt r.nos. Oct 30 14 it ~A SOLEMN NOTICE ALL persons indcbtc 1 to me t>y note or account, arc hereby notified that ilie aroc must be paid on or before the first of November next; as I am making changes in ny business winch necessities a closing up if all the old accounts, bv cash or negotiable paper. T. K. 15A1LEY, Oct '23 43 Ct NOTICE. ,4 LL peisoni who arc indebted t i lie late Oil. Jos. F. Gist, w II mtks inlinelinte payment to the un Icr.signed. Tli se laving c'a nis will present them properly >robated. F. AJ. FAUlt, Ex cubir. it t OO 4 ? 14 * /CI ^') 1'J 11 I Want Money BadlyI K.\ UNH>T!.V call up >11 al iud bled to | 1 inc. lor tSmuio and other Flips lies lo tnnke I ett lent tils at oice. The Guano N>tes are lue llie 1st of November an 1 the Ferti izer 'oinpatihs notify the Merchants that ihey ie?d (lie money, anil tlie merchants must >ny, or ho driven to the wall. I sincerely h -p-those 1 have nccommo la- I oil with supi I e* to make their crops this ' :.nr wid assist tn? now. IV. II. SAUTOII. Oct. 0 It -I'. I Notice of Final Discharge OTICI'j is hereby given that on Fr.dfiy, Nov. i-'Otli, 181>1, I will ninko my final vturn, as (buudim of Nannie L. Ilobo, lo.v Air*. Nannie L. Ktv-tero, b fore lion, lames M. < e*-, .lodge of I'rohatc for Union nnly, and "pp!y lor le'ters dismissary, as rich Guard an. All persons hiving c'a rns against the said si an n io L. l?ob>, now Mrs. Nannie L. Kisters, luring h?r ininoiity, arc notilicd to present hem on or before t'>nt dale, or be forever >ar red. W. A. NICHOLSON, Guardian for Nannie L. Hobo. 0<3k 24 <4 it, ? SCwux jluiivjt n?i w OR UNION. TO AlE PUBLIC?. I am now rt reiving J?i'y, at mj old tttnd. in the Dunn liuiidin/, lull end eomp'ete line of FANCY AND Ufc.Wr GROCERIES CANNED GOODS. ir.- n. WttA<y? -w- ; Dorse sitoes AND CUT NAILS ? A SPECIALTY ? Three guml* h?tf brcn I ought at n hargain, nod I prop- ec to Fell them at | ricoa never ueiote i.cm i 01 in union. LOOK AT THESE PRICES. *20.1 lb< Standard Granulated Sugar for $1.00 5" " Best Rb> Coffee 1.00 7i " Full Croatn Cheese " 1 0 > 12" BcstI.efLrd 1.00 | 8 " Standard Bi and Ilnins ' 100 Country Produco Bought at Highest Market Prices. 'lliankine the ?ub ic f ?r pa-t fatronage, an I soliciting a continuance f tlie same, I an.. K ESl'ECT FU I.L Y, F. C. POOL. Nov. t? 4". Cm. I^O l^SAI.Er 900 ACRES VALUABLE LAND, Divided into Six Tracts WILL be sold, the 1 -t Monday in Docembor next, at Union Court IIouac, the lamia belonging to tlie ealato > f Josiali Foster, deceased, situate on Pic let River, Uiron County, known a? liia OLD HOME PLACE containing NINE II UN OH ED ACRES. Said lands have been divided ii to SIX Tkacts. PI its of same can be seen by calling at J. II. McKissirk. Cl-rk ot Court's otflec. Hi so lands will be s I I private y, if prc> ferrcd. before the ab.ve named date. TERMS OF SALE : One-half t > ho paid in ensh, the balance on twelve months time; the purchaser to give b.nd and a ttorigane of the premises for b dance of payment, with interest from day of sa'e, a' 7 per cent per annum. T. L. II \MES, Executor. Nov. 6 45 4t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION By J AMES M. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge. WHEREAS, S R. Thuckston has made suit to me to print him Letters of Adininiittniion on the Estate of, and effects of S. M. 1 hackston, deceased. These niv, therefore, to ci'e and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of ll.? u-.ill S M Tl. wL-,In,.I I i... * they b-i and appear, before inc. in the Court of l'robate, to be liclil nt Union C. II., South Carolina, on the :21st day of November, next, aficr publication hereof, at 11 o'ciock in the forenoon, lo show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under iny hand and seal this 4tli d-iy of November, Anno Domini, 181)1. r^->) JAMK3 M. GEE, J skai, J- Judge Probate. Published on the Gih day of November. 181)1, in the Uniou Timks. Nov G 4"> 2t. WHAT A PURCHASER SAYS o V t ii k $19-50 DEFOREST SEWING MACHINE. Gknti.emk.\ : I have been using one of your $11). GO DKMOltK8T Sewing Machines Tor nearly live years, an 1 it has given entire satisfaction in every particular. I sew the heaviest Cassimeres and finest lawns on it. 1 have used several of the high pi ice machines, anil I would not exchange my Demorest for any other make. 1 can cheerfully recommend it, especially for light ruuning. Very Respectfully, Mrs. J. II. McKissick. Warning Not to Trespass. T HII subscribers hereby give Notice that j_ an persons iouuu limiting, ruling, ariving, ncltiwj /Jirds, or in any oilier way irespassing upon our lands and premises will ba prosecuted to the utmost extremity of i he law, ( G. II. JETER. I Mrs A vrnvw H2CIGII7, I T. ua v ii?, to 111 r. ?i sip, ??-? j JESSIE NIX, IJOS. F. GIST. ^ Oct. 23 43 1 NOTICE. ALL persons holding claims ngainst the i Estate of F. 0. Jeter, deceased, will present them properly proven, ant a'l persons indebted to said estate must make pay- ( nicnt to the undersigned, who will be found i at the late residence of said deceased i-i this $ county. 1 J. W. JETER, A. McA. 1'ITTMAN, Executors. I Oct 10 42 4t* 1 SEWING MACHINES, j NOW is the time t > buy a Sewing Machine 1 fr 1 cin sell yen one at any price, from five dollars for a second-hand one, or $18 for a new one, up to the finest grades. J I sell the ' WHEELER & WILSON.'' 'DOMESTIC," "STANDARD," -NEW I HOME," "DAVIS," nnd iilicr Machines. PRXOS8 AND TERMS TO SUIT THH TIMES. S. M. RJCE, Jr., E. U. Sep 4 "6 3m. NEW MILLINERY. I have just receive J n y now stock of MILLINERY GOODS, fiml am prepared to show it to my many customers at my old stand. MRS. GR ANT uct IS 42 2m. A-R< We are no^K^K- to shc\ GOODS, NOTn|Jt?tXjTH IN CAPS, J KA NtpMflk BTS, SES, ?* ' * rnvo x DRY ' ti ( V 0 D We call vour special nttent GOODS. FOR PLANTATION use we BIU>AI> <; A This Root is guaranteed to b torn, standard eciew, fancy shn Rail road edge, WALKUM-FAS BOSTON B OWNERS OF PREPARE FOR GINNII following supplies v'z : RUBBER BELTING, I SUCTION HOSE, ? M A O H I TV E ZINC OILERS, BELT !!0< I UNCI WHANG. PRESS ROP1 Riler, Hemp aid A8PHALT IRON PAlfT^ i?. WREWCirfcS, BOI T^nQTi^Ki wn new g AT HARD T1 Our buyer has just returned from the a very lar^c slock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, !l?un, Shoes, e-o., u prices. THIS LADIES wiil do we 1 I I m inino MILLINERY before iii>k'ii,r their p ire in Uuioo iu these linns, an I wi ?r.? aur? Stale. BOOTS AIN' So far as our itocknl br>U^tfyjliuj our stock is up t9 RjrVir.r^T*#^^HpF'!pp ilioe stock is almost ui rquuhd TW^?| per guaranteed as low as auv in (ho State. AI showing, aud we will s?ll you your rord*. That-kinp you for past favors, and hopiri us in the future, we uro very R ESI'CI GRAIIAM A BUSINESS CAB "\ To nil - anil Patrons, and nil those wfio May hereafter Recomc Such, Greeting: This is to inform you that I have moved ny lieadquar:ors from my old stand opposite the ltackei S'orn. il??? the i'uutu* nn tho OArnnw nnvt i?* ll^nni is here I. and J. M. Littlejofia. who was kIIown Trtr-MTs. ttfMIJP Tr ?.? ??- ?. keeping up me ISIUUEKT OF A RACKET in selling BARGAIN /GOODS of ilrnost all kinds, in the line of Geueral Mcrcliaiidise, at pricc9 sc low that it will make you think they must have been "picked jp" at a big fire somewhere. We guarantee that if the people of Union L'our.ty will give us their patronage, we can md WILL save litem this reason, between (53,000 nnd[$5,000, and of course that is a [JIG saving to every one who buys of us. How can we rave you nil this money? IVhy sun ply because we buy our goods front Itouse4 who buy their g-m-ls either 'rout I'awn brokers or at SheriS's Sales, a here " >f course goods tire sold for a mere s<-ng. tence'tliey are rem d t us at very low prices, to that it enables in to so 1 them to our ens- ! otiiers front 6(> to 100 per cent l?s' ihatitiie . mine articles would cost yo t elsewhere. '' "Seeing is believing," c me and see f.?r * rourself. '* lJelow are a few sample prices of our goods : All wool Coals at ?1.7 > wor.h ?3 to ?j?o. ' " l'ants at SI.00 " ?52 in ?51. " ? vVc-ts at OOc's, Jf* 91 'o " " Overcoats at t^'2' * "'**5 I to ?0. Good UndershLls from 2 >ets up. Drawers " 2octs up. " Handkerchiefs ? 4cts up. " Men's Suspenders fruit lOcts up. " W'otiicu Shoos front 00cts up. Cedar Buckets ?t 2octs wortli lOcts. Piper Buckets 23cts, w nth Diets. Guild 1 nz handle broom* from 1 ids tip. ('. indies, Cracker', Cunti-d Good'. Confectioneries of all Kind3 IEAVY GItOCEKIKS, CU ?t KKUY, TINWARE. ETC., ETC.. ETC. Come nodeec u . *?id we wi 1 guarantee lo | please you in every ?. lle-peo f l'v, CHKS BOMAR. Sep 11 J57 Sir. Notice to Creditors. I NION COUNTY Courl of Common Pleas. ianies il. Rodger, end Louis N. Rodger Executors, 1'lainliJT? ^ , v ajainSf^-r^Sf' Klniira E. Kodger,, et til UNDER an order in ilia Above ?tifedo?a ilie creditors <>f Jo.in R?dge-, de ens d aro icquired lo piese-n And .OaiftH isli ill ir clnims agnir.st tlic ?slate of Joint Rodger*, deceased, before me on or before the 15th day of Decern be*, A. D. 1801. IC. H. PR ARE, Master for Union County. . Sept 11 87 2m | f I DUJD KY SAL] HE HOUSE r a com j lilo tl<<kof 1>R G, BOOTS, SBOKS, IIAT! WIL^^UTNI^V^lLI S ST ORE lion to our line of DRESi call spcci'l attention to out GK HOOT. o as repros mted, white 1 ? ?t mk, saddle seam, fair stitel 5T INSIDE COMFORT. ARGAIN HOUSE. MACHINERY ffG THE NEW CROP * GOODS, call on us lor tii .EATHER BELTING Something New,) R V OIL, 3KS BELT AWLS ANI IES, 2, COPiER RIVETS Asbestos Packing, liliting Engines and Presses jTS, ETC., ET \ .jKINS & CO 0OI)S Xorthorn market? where lie purohtm DilKSS COOPS. .M I Mil NI'lH rhieh wo htvo p-il on sale at very !o nor stoek of Dill'] lo') ) I > > nn i an woctrrv iho l.n;ivt st??* our prioai ar-; a? 1 ?>v mm any in iti t> SHOICS. U concerned, *e will n.u.^y ih Pff^nrUnion County know that o Carolina. Our price* iliis soafcon a I that wo ask is ill ( you yivo us a in i? that you will continue t> p.itioji; VFULLY, [ & SPARKS. T. J* tciloiison. kmv yX^ lip * ?? c' '.> -vi ?r'V" ? / (8l?i'ci:.skor to I". <i. TliKTZKH.) ewt'ller and Watch Repairer lmox, s. c. F yon vvanl y- w VValoli o .'i M<*]i*y re* ai . cil hi (in* hi mi s;i*>s unli'i! mi*I w r'omii ke manner, wi*h (> Imv a ii 1 a' le Wa'cl aminted 10 Ii" a p'? d i nil* !<? ? . r, ?.r uni iiii^ rise 'Inil i? }M* ii i-> 1 y in he found in rst*cli?M9 Ji w 1'y Kiiih* ait MoiSonito il 'iM . i flfflrora |fv'' 819* DfflKC^ MICH ARM HipHlSE !miiHEwoy|||||fPIPp ?- EOP. S.iiittf i>"i ?? :08TER WlLKINS & CC s ~ Tf % | NEW 3 r resident New York buyer is < and hardly a day passes that v at about half their real value, hear us complain of 4 * poor tr. bought cheap enough will sell is the wiiv avo account tor on else is complaining about it bei We sell strictly tor cash, ami up. Mark everything in plain at the same LOW price, We don't ask you alx>ut tL ITien take jlist all \vc can get. 0 We have the h \st line of S Jean*, Cassimeivs. Dress Good Union, and at prices away bclo look ,vr rrn Calico J cents a yard. i Ladies Stockings, Gets. Men's Socks, Gets. j Good soda, o cents a pound. Men's nice ou.ing shirt for 20 cents. Fine Grey Undershirt OOets 1 Fine Full Dre; We have the best 50 cent i Don't buy anything in our 1 goods. i. IIAI April 10 ; E X T11A 1N L w id llo(.'innii>i: with this wcik wo arc h buyi rs Why can v\o oiler such indue u? our stock is the largest, prices the low* prices carefully, then come aud bo couv Good nil leather thoce, only fiOcts Good si! leather Hoots only Moots. ??fw\ tl.-i.wit ww iiih jmrft * ur Good Calico Mots jard. (iootl lletl Tickiuo (Jctsyatd. (iood i'l iid llonios| tin -Iels yard. GooJ Dress Cit?;;h iro, ou'y (j ots yard 1 Zi? | Those arc mil, a /< w nl'tho tiunicrou! Do not wait hi t e :ue at ouco aud C L 0 T is admired by tilt who have >con it, b't! M I L L I Ltdies, il' j"it wish t.to lute t novelty rii no c,'2rrv c in the tiliC.5 wli^ri* you wi|. tiu'l a laryo to uivo us i 1>k>'* hihm* \ou buy. Wo March 20 ^ Pianos, Oi ?:an and ail kinds of Music sind iSev.in; s. May 22 YORK . >ver on the alert lbr bargains, re do n >t receive g > > Is bought That is the reason you never ido" or '-huvl tinus.** Goods themselves, i! is slid, and that r good t ratio, while everybody ng dull. have no "time looses'' to make figures, and sell to everybody - il .? '.'I ujiv prions Lor our goods and ; lioes. Hats, Clothing, Trunks, s. Tinware, ('rookery, etc., in w other merchants, icwii Pitu Cotton checks I* cents. 1 yard wide Shooting, G3eta. All wool I'lnnnol, IGets. 800 Mutches lor Gets. (iimuI Undershirt 23cts. Scarlet nil wool Undershirt, 48 cents, ss Shirt (J8ets. uilunndried shirt in the Stato. ino until you haw seen our KKSri-CTKlhliV, lllY & BELK. 10 I )UC.10iU KNTS. oft'erim* extra iuduaouionts lo CASH DKIila "VCT our ft UlJ.lM itoih '{ lltClllfO uiid goods first cl.us. Study iheso iucod, '!...)<] I I I ltiiichin^ only Tots yurd. i 'J >1 / 1'i.t 'iiih for only lids'. ^ J??od S...11 for oi'ly Dots pound. t Largiiins wo nro prepared to givo you. get tlic iirst choice. Our stock of HI N G i for n'ce li's uud low prices. N E R Y . in TRl.MMMI) II v 1 ^ don't forget, tint STOitE stock, ot the lowest pr'we?. Dou'tfur^o will uot bo undersold by tiny one. RESPECTFULLY, J. W. McLXIRE, Agt. VI Musical Instruments at the Union .. M i ii 3 "iiiiiiiilC liOU?C, M. RICE, JR., E. U. i21 8m 'i