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' * ** p* -*.' * '* V ,, v' .. , r'*A ' rC-v-*' ' '* t.'.fr ?H f* r r tee Timu. frMMllifitftki lirtk fatilit 8. f. Ceaewi? ElBitskl Dec. 27.?The North Paoo'et Inter Jenominati <aal 8 on day S-bool Coutrnlion met here thia day at 10| o'cloek A. M la Ihe absence of the Preaideat vho was re. report? I sick. tl?? "--ii;.! C. v. Kobert'< t >ok the chair and called the Cjmt? rutin to order. M~ ' Aftrr singing by Ibe choir Ihe *ic?-PrerU deal read the let Palam and Bro. P. 8. We ber lad la prayer. ' hllaetee of last meeting ware raid and adopted. Ihe | residing ofPcer announced Ihit the time had arrived for the annual election of officers, and the following were e'ected: President, J. L. Strain ; vioe-President, C. C. Roberts ; Secretary, Davis Jefferics; Treasurer, J. A. Hames. l?t. Query : llss this Convention aocotn- 1 plished any good T If so, in what wsy? 1 vspeocu oj lSro.U. W. Whisonant, and fur. t tber discuuel by Bro. J. K. Jefferie*. < '1 id. Query: Should we consider the I present condition of eouutry as a Tisitat'on i cf Qol'e mercy, or his wrath? Opened by i Bro. T. M. Littiejohn and disoussel by 1 Molerator C. C. Huberts, Brothers J. K. i Jelferies and P. S. Webber. 3d. Query : Why is Church aud Sunday < . School work so arduous and unpopular wi h some people?especiall 1 Church members ? Opened by Bro. J. A. Haines, nnd discussed by Brothers John Crocker, T. M. Littlejobn, C. W. Whisinant aud J. H. .Tetferies. The fo lowing whs then read and unatii < mously adopted : Whereat, we, the meubers of this Co vtntion, oolleet'Te'y and nuividuo If, have 1 lo iruod wuli deep regret of the do wit of our brother and co labojer Hev. A. A. Gilbert, 1 thcref.re be it | Resolved, That we bow ia humble subinis- i sion to the will of Him who dieth nil tilings I well, and say : "Thy will be d mo, Oh, God." Resolved, That this Convention, as a mark pf respect for our decease! bro.her. order ? that a blank pngo of its nature book bo in- i scribed to liis memory and that these rc<o- ] lutious be published in the Uni >n Times, and that nrcopy of the aatne bo seut to the family < ^ of the deceased brother. I P The treasurer reported $1.50 on hand. The Question Box was then opened and j '*How is this Convention on Prohibition?*' i was auswe-cd by several brethren cxpre.-s- ! iog themselves iu favor of it. Is there any ins'ance in the bible where Church cr Sunday School work was suspeudo 1 in winter ? Several Brothers ma le short i speeches on this subject. Are the beatlx n held rc ponsihlo?" was , discussed by different brcthcrn. ' ' luviUtioos having been received from different schools for the Convention to meet with them tho next time, it was decided for the President to make choice of the place; and the Convention, on motion adjourned to ' meet on the 4th Sunday in March at such place as tho President should designate.? Adjourned. DAVIS jErrRRtEs. C. C. HUBERTS Sec'y. Acting Pres't. Pits valence or Gttir.?Seymour, Ind., Dccomber 31.?lu this citv of less than 7,000 inbabitauls, there arc over 2,000 caste of grip, and there have been a number of death* directly or indirectly due to that malady. ( Lincoln, Neb, December 31.?There are between four and five hundred cases of grip in this ci'y. Naw York, December 31.?There wete thirteen deaths froui grip reported to the lieabli hoird during the twenty four hour*, ending at noou to-day. Chicago, la i. 2.?A special from indiauap >lis says : There is considerable a'arm < fe't in this city over tho prevalence of grip. < It s ems to bo spacing tiut few pers ns. Ill ore hare not bc-^n a great many deaths fiom it until this week. The persons who died were nearly all old or those who hi t ] been in bid health before contracting the . disotse. Kvkn tub Horses Have It.?San . Francisco, Jan 2.?La grippe, which hai been prevalent here this winter, has J began to affect horses, and large numbers of them arc sick. The infirmaries for anion's are fil'ed with sick horses. ^ Plant Less Cotton?But More Corn.? The Manufacturers Record has stated that the matur of planting less c?t'on and taking more foodstuffs is in the hands of South- I era business men. They can control it better than the planters. It is reported from | Savannah ihat the factors and commission merchants of that ci y will require farmers j to whom they make advances to re luce their < cotton acreage. This shou'd be done in r every county in tlis South. A suggestion j has been mudeby Mr. A. 11. Shcnperson of New York, that the factors combine to re- r quire a reduction of 10 per cent, in the acre- r age, and that this be putln corn. It w ull [ be weM >f a larger reduction should be dc- f mended. The prosperity of Southern firmers rests with the business men who make s advances. Will they rise to the occasion and by prompt and vigorous steps secure tbe planting of cotton and the diversification of Southern agriculture. Less cotton will not accomplish the desired results unless it is accompanied by an increase in the production ' f Citil, nhcai, ua s, nogs, CIC. lite Southern fanner wh> diversifies liis produc- . tions and make3 cotton a surplus crop, rare- , ly fails, while the farmer who raises all cot- ' ton rarely succeeds. . Disasthovs Conflagration in NashW' v i i.i.k.?Nashville, Tcnn., Jan. 2.?Ten years ago in May, the most disastrous fire . that Nashville has ever had occurred around the corner of College and Church streets. To-night another fire burned over the site of j the fire of ten years ago, causing a loss of fully $000,000. [ The fire stirteJ in the rear of the stosc occupied by Webb Stevenson & Co., house s furnishers. at f>40, and was not gotten under ^ o nlrot until 10 o'clock to-night. Four co'ored firemen lost their lives. . They were fighting the fire at the time, standing on a three-story bui ding occupied ' by Phi lips, llurtotf & Co They wrre p mring a stream of w*ter into the second s.'ory building of A. J. Warren, when it topple 1 over upon them, crushing them all to death. Their names are as follows : Cap'. C. C. Gowdy, Aaron Cockrcll, Stokes Allen } and Harvey Ewing. There is but little d .ubt that the fire was } of incendiary origin, as while fighting the fircone <f the firemen saw an unknown ^ white man deliberately set lire to Atwell & I Sir ei's building and immediately jump from " the second sloiy window. The loss will o,ii'p.r?n tuut Hjrpi VAMUllQ ^UUV|\I\A/. c On J rial rou Arson.?Spartanburg, Jn >. 2.?During tlio holidays, a li tIt? confeclionriy store attached 10 the Gnffncj City Jiolel, which is owned by Sniiucl JetLries, was burned, l'cople suspected tliat the fire was incendiary and Luke Corry, a negio, , was arrest (1 and put in jail here. As the negto was here to lay Trial Ju-tice Webster, and wbo it a dozen prominent citizens of f OatTney C ty, cinie litre to try h in. Sanyarne VVi's n defended Corry. S. J.,Sini;> o i aud 0. P. Sand rs renr?sen'cd the Sta'e Trial Justice Webster bou ul Co ry over to court. The insurance agents withdrew their po >ciesas their suspiei ns had been very milch aroused ns to the origin of the tire, the hotel be ng heavily insured.?Qreenvill , jVetrj. ( A Faiu'KK in NswrRkry.?Newberry, I)c- ^ comber 3i. ? II. C. Hunter, dcvler in gr> ciries and iiijuois made an at-sigumcnt to J. J. Lane to-day for the benefit of his credi- " tors. Liabilities $700. As cis, molii ling i <>210 in cish, about $1,000. His liquor 1 litCDeeexpired to.day. i?C S*T?kA I KltxOtt.?J 'OI^O Fla , lectmW 30.? lh? following diap-tch 4 from Capt. W. C. C op?r, ? Pinker ton Jrti*tirre ?t wo k on the Smjroi nunl.-r ccse, hit ber rej;i*?l bjr the An<ciuil I'rwi } her* : 'At 10 o'cl.eV t*)ii rooming I arrested ?* ? murder of the r?mil< in the Packwo <J ho-ise. and h ue pro luo?<J BTt le >c eufli 'ieni t ? ha?e him commi ted le the count/jail of Delaud." Jenkins ii the negri wko lirst pre the dir* on the discover/ of the crime. Twice b?fo*e he bns buen arrrs'ed nod discharged. < There ia greii exciUineni among the people jlong the line of the railroad fton Nee | S nyrnn to Poland. The prisoner is under n dii-tij >;ii?'d. a Ki~i.rl> x IWkkk ? Dozen.?Bristol, Tcuu., Deco nber di).?Triton Hall was safe y lodg'd in jail nt Wise Court House to-isv. | Li rest and excited crowds oppose i the sheriff end guard'. The latter declared ther would 1 die or place the prisoner in j?il. Eaqu.re 1 Saylor made a lunge at the prisoner with a dirk, but was ? opped by the sheriff. Hull murJrred Say'.or'a aou a few years ngo an 1 ' t red w.tti the w,d i? of the murdered man, < ia .Memphis, when captured. Hall admits having k l'el thirteen men, but cla ms self- j defence. ? Tiht Liitlk Gamk Diu.n't Wobk.?If the j Legt?la'ure had bee t unwise enough, an i we giro it nil Uuc credit for not doing so, to enact into laws all the recommendations of ' Uovernor Tilltnau, the Executive of South ] i'aroliua woul 1 now, iu all probob.lity, have ( mure p wcr than the Uovernor of any other State in the country. In fact his power would have b.ou greater than that of any of the rulers of the kingdoms and duchies c tnprisingthoflertr.au Clinic. To oil interns and purposes lie would bo a lving in every. thing sive the name.? Djrlinjtm HeraU. Little Whkat; Lors or Oil aft.?The one chief measnre passed by ilie Legislature is I Sooator Woodward's bill in reference lo free passes that had to be forced on the so-cslled i reformers ; si d the only "rotleuness" no- i earthed is due to the Columbia Stale iu ex- | posing the "Thackstou iacideal" and tho < "eircu'ation frAiid." These are the only prains of wheat in all tlio busheli of chaff 1 that have been fed to iho trusting voters of : South Carolina?Marion Star. List of Letters s Hemaining iu the l'ostofrioe at Union, for the week ending Jan 8:h, 18'Jli. Mi*s Cuida Ilyrd, |Miss('la"a Sims, Saltie CroforJ, (Miss Vina Smith, ] Wesley Hawkins. jMiss Jeter Salter, >ir j v urugory, 'J. W. West, Mr (J ii Miller, | Persons calling for tlio above letters will please say if advert ise<l. and will bercquircJ } to pay one cent for the!r delivery. ] J. C. HUNTER, P. M. MARRIED. Married, by Uov. D. P. Boy l, Dec. Ill, ? 1891, at Cross Anchor, Spartanburg Co , Mr. < Andrew Nelson to Miss Fannie Cogdill. lOO Cedar Posts. IOO Good Cedar Posts wantoi. Apply to IV. A. NICHOLSON. . Jan 8 '2 3t. J TO THOSE INDEBTED. TO DR. H. S. BEATY'S ESTATE. 1 ALL persons indebted to the estate ->f Or. ( II. 8. Beaty, areno'ificd C at after Ja?. t loth, 1892, all unpaid uo'es and accounts lue said estate, will he placed in the hands >f an officer for collection .A. II. FOSTER. j Adin'r. E-t. II. S. Beaty. 1 Dissolution of Partnership. < 11 he fi rm of It. s. Lipscomb & Co., is tlrs . day dissolved hy mutual c .nsent. U.S. ( Liipscomb will cnitinus the business. All (| icrsons indebted to the liriu will please come ? 'orwnvd aud settle at once. It. S. LIPSCOMB, It. M. WILKIN'S, Gaffney City. S. C., Jan. 2, 1892. Jaii 8 2 it. ^ Not.io.fi to TtoaH flirnrannra Opficr of Count* Commissionkbh, 1 Union Count*, S. C., Jan. 4tii, lS'.rJ j ALL roa i overseers li a'ding Commiss oni from tlrs B>nrl, dating back two rears, are hereby unified lo r- turn their ] commissions to tlie Clerk of this Board, ami eceive their Cert ficates of Exemption, as irovidcd by law. All ltoa i overseers retaining their Conin ssions nftei the first-lay ol February next, vill be considered as holding over for the iroseut year, and wi'l be he'd respmi-ihlc or their sections of road, ns the law direc s. By order of the B -ard of County Com misioners for Union County. CHARLES BOLT, ~ Clerk of Board. Jan 8 2 8t. v Mortgage Sale of Land. ( J c i ....Mb vi a fiumi 111 sine collt.tme I 1II I 13 a Mortgage given by David Orr, to B. ?. Bawls, and assigned to me, braving date f dareh 13th, 1885. and recordoJ in the ollics ^ if the Register of Mesne Conveyance, in book ' N ?. ?. pages 324, 32>, 320, 327, on that lay, and l?y further virtue of a power of a a'e ontaiued in a mortgage given by said j Javid Orr to me, bearing da'e January !Gth, 188G, ami oa February i3rd, 188G. ( ccorded in tlie otlice of t'ie Register of tlesne Conveyance for Union C ninty, in n look Q. No. 7, page 11(5, upon which mort- " jape Dower was duly rrn unocd; I will sell o the h ghest bidder, for cash, at public iucti'11, hofove tiic Couithousc a'- Union, } C.. durirg the legal hours of ale, on dondav, February Is', 18!?2, that certain ract of land belonging to David Orr. and Lnown as the Isaac White p'aco, co itaining GO) sixty acres mora or less. January 6th, 18i>2 I ' W.C.WALLACE. I . Mortgagee and Ass:g'iee. ' J.m.8 !2 4t. >ELLINB JOT .A/4L1 COST 1 :o: ? For tlio next 1 "? days 1 will !>c selling my " nnire Slock of General Merchandise AT COS T! This is the biggest variety of Goo Us over dlored in Union at cost. My Itirga n Cniriicrs alone liavc on 1 liem flioiisands ami Thousands of! Useful Goods. lleaides tlicin 1 will sell n? c >#t, Groceries, Dry (i o ls, |>,)o s ali i .Shoes, Hardware. Wo>d 11 w i;e, t'roc'i"iy, Tinware, Jar a are, I).Is and l'anits. Window (i ass llnrncs', Loatlier, Fanning Iinj le ..cii!?, Uonfectione lie?, etc., etc. Don't wait uiril these 1"? days are onf, ytni may not liavc another siic'i o; porinui'y. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. Jan 1 1 tf. mm AUCTION! i it orpin AUl/llU I will close out my entire st< >f goods to the highest bidil Goods must go regardless Cost. I havo determined to close business in Union the quick possible way. Auction sales v begin FRIDAY. JANUARY AT 10 O'CLOCK, aud contii ivory day until the entire stock exhausted. I will have a special Auction S; for Ladies only, on Friday, beginn it 2 o'clock. Seats for ladies will provided. All invited to call. I thank the good people of I ni ;jwn and County, for their libe patronage, and oidy regret I catn continue the same. Yours Respectfully, G, P. GARRETT. J in 1 1 t TAX EXTENSION HHAXHS ?> > now rxtemle i. to, iii?lr:t< A going lo ilie County TmiMircr *wn! | tig your t'ixt". postpone itiein f r n liuie, some to my store whore you win got n for your money limn you t Ircintel of. i nave nil cxcetl i.t a rty or >cw N ilaisius, Currants ami Citron. Pi;;?, I'm md Orargcs. Arples.tnd Candies. l< wo grades of California Pears. Apr'.c Cherries, dessert ninl I'io lYm In-* lv md Corned He -f. Whole Ox ami I'ongue. l'otto?l oml Devilled liain 1'ongue. Green l'e ;s, Tomatoe8, Okra rout-does, etc., etc. PLAIN AND SELF KAISINH I1U( WHEAT FI.OUR Plain and l> we'ess French S-irdi i lams, Mnrtnalail-s, Canion (jingo-- 1 serve-. All varieties of Pick'cs an I sin Extra Pino Now Orleans Molass I have nisi opetic 1 tip a line of Fa trackers tlia' aro perfectly lovely. My stock of heavy Groceries is also ri jlelc. Flour, Hacon, llatns. Sugar and C-; mil everything else marked on btsi* i f :cnts c-tton. Pure unadulterated oil cents per gallon. llesp it fully, L. G. YOUNG. Dec IS .".I l Notica of Final Discliarj NOTICE is hereby given that on I unlay, the l'Jtli ilav of January, It i final return will be made before II nines M. (lee, Judg* of Probate f r Un 'ounty, of John ll.dger, as Executor of relate of Willi un L. Palmer, deceased. A ICII As Trustee of Mrs. Mary Palmer. 1 \nmtida Little, Mis V-itn.ie St Cla r. A< I'almcr. Ellis P-.l r Mrs S.C'ie F?si mil apply for Lctt-i-- !>;s-nis.-ory is tru>f the above nem ! p.-r.tu-ts. A>1 persons I n -i ?jt claims against ulnte of William !' <!. ?t deceased, oragai lie Trust estate* of ihr aVvc named par ire notified lo {?r?s-,,,l t!i<"iu la li e urn igncd, prop rlv :?l:??-1 ^ !. o? or before iliove stated du'e. ii. ::oiKii:n, i.o::is n. lodokk. Executors of I!? ? will of Join HoJ{ lercased. Dec 1 i? 1 -1 Hjeat Bead UNION FURNITUE HOUSE! OPPOSITE THE RACKET STOK This house 5s ju*t opening a new s'ock I<" TJ 12. IX I V IJ 12 10 , irhich we offer to the c tiz ns of Un nil the surrounding country, at PKK IIAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Come and |>rico our goods ami he c inced that we mean what we say. We are just opening our house and ex| o have and kicp such g.i"ds as ill trad, he c?uotry may demand We buy our goo la d red from ill tin act-neis, and are therefore enable I iELL Y?i: IH5MIII CIIKAI"', tul expect onr piices to correspond with ow priors of cotton. DOME AND SEE U ml find out for yourselves the truth of issertions. eesdeciteiey, GEO- C- McLARTY boo 4 40 11 Special Notice. \l L persons indebted to tl. tinders: . oil arc request. 'I t<> s I b- the mnoa tie ns a' once, in we tire COMPELLED IA YE MONEY. FOSTER. W I I.KINS .v t O. FOSTER & Wl EKI NS. Jin. 1st. 1892. Jan. 1st. 1 It Notice to Creditors, \LL personi boiling c.aiins .againt estateof U'nrrtn W thy,'! < i- i, i lo ne present tliein. propei ly pr veil, I indersighed, at Sa me, I nion (' S. ad a l partus ind bed to sad e-tato in imke payiaent at < nc", as the t-s'ate in >e settled tip. JAMES T. JETER, lix'r John I'.Jder, diccsd Dec IS o) It AmcrJci CAVEATS, TRADE MARK! lVWHRiSC^ rr.s:c.N patent rV?ff^ COPYRICHTS, et For Information and frtv Handbook write to MDNN A CO., Ud ]<){ .ai %\ ay, NFW YoKtr O'.Jcoi i..... (iu mi pit.iiiii^ patents In Aincrii Every patent tak mi out tiy ti* is l>rou?lit tiefi the public by p. uotiec mvch t.eo of charge iu t Scientific Jlmewai I.arcest f Ircnlation of p.ny l"ntlfle p-ipor in t world. SptciiiliiSlv rate I. No ?ntollitro man should tin v.ifliiM.l i>. Weekly. sCJ.tlil Mar; 91.A0 six month . Address aiUnn & O ViibLiautus, 391 Uroadway, New York. ... ANNOU3S To reduce the largo stock b H*k us to get it "NEEDFU ] now make the unparalleled c my cost, for the next THIRTY D ^ fresh, and are well worthy tin k 'J1 In this sale all deparl j DRY GOODS, CLOT! ik\ '?? rv o t ] bo a MILLING lot Suoli an opportunity d jus no of goods should not let it pas goods charged during this sal j r ^ N. B.?Those having accou will please settle promptly. I of iy_ March 20 S iFo R uta, iARR, nt?'l K For a change i fie*. wfi will until ?o. IV w XXA| UUUil ncy | our Stock at! for CASH ONL ir ? FOSTER, W J lit I 'J loll. the The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. hs By JAMES M. GEE. E-q.. P.o'nto Judge M?- \\7 HEREAS, Joseph II. MeKissick,- ni lor. VV Cierk of Court, his mule suit t ? in loo to print liim letters of Adniiniifii^nioii 't the K-tato of and effects of Robot fc Miici.Uh the decrnsol. in*t Those ire, therefore, to ciie find ndironisl ties nil mid singular, th? kindic I and crcd ten It- of the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, ilia the they be and nppeir, before inc. in the Cour of I'r .bate, to be li-vd at Un on C. II.. Sunt I Carolina, on the loth day of January, next nfier pitblicat;on bevo f, "t 11 o'clock in tin ;er, forenoon, to show cause, if any they have why the sail Administration thotild not Ik i grouted. Given under uiy html and seal'this'2nd i j day of December, Anno Domini. 18'Jl, , . ] seal I JAMES M. GEE, ( -?,? ) Judge rf Probile. ,E Published'on tlio 4th d <y of December ' 1801, in (he Union Tiuks. Dec 4 .41) 0. CIRjk. XT X OVli"K * > NOf S VJ auAuro 5 ,J ?M * XUFACTURKD BY? " The Wilcox & Gibbs Gnano Co, " S CHARLESTON, S. C., /e-y1 'ry^jthfi-Zr. ^ (ks?T&/t~ ? fr? =V=Z-'^et^JL fa^ i Qj MU>/U T^W&vyt-A Nov 'J7 48 4m I llO I i.C fornard "" In uaafu1,lnT?ntlra j)fojm?M, that rnrlrboi all norkara It II "* probably tba (raatatl opj.orlnnlty laboring |>aopla hara Mil knonn. Now la tt.r tlma. I'alay maana loaa. Full parttrulari " I Irt't*. Ilrilrr wnla lit onrf, Addraaa, UHIUUK . ITUiilON all Co., Box MS, f.rtixotl, Umu? fc- a. ft T A N X [CEMENT, ought for the Fall trade, as well i a supply of L CASH, i \Oitr f f m \r an^i of/w>L?- aa^i?a I mvi v? * ? 1 Vlllll V O W/VTV ?*?> IW lUiU AYS'. The goods tire new and J e atten tion of purchasers, tmcnts arc represented. Mi SHOES, ATS, I O IV s , ]RY, ETC. t often occur, and those in want s. Tiiis is no humbug. No ' W. McLURE, Agt. ftl iits with me, not already paid, j J. W. McLURE, Agt. sc 12 to DH T O * A N G E in our Business u March 1st., sell Reduced Rates, V A X [LKINS & CO 1 'f I NOTICE TO TAX PAYERSi A (.'('()Ul)lN(S to law, 'lie annual n'ttpss/V ment of pioji rly c > im!io:i<hm on Jnn! ii >vy 1st, IS'.i'J, iiml ulii?ui "ii I Yh. u.iry 1'0 h, 1 j 1802. For the coven one* of the Tax I'uy' j its, I will ii 11 vim I il'O 'ol!*.-wiiijj pi res ami <_ 1 times. i In my oilier a? ihe (Yuithou e from Jauu- t5 I tiiy l>t, to Jm unry ti It. ' I West Spting*, Friday fotenoon, January ? | Kill. Colerainc, Friday afternoon, .Innnary 8dt GibUV, S.lord>y fnri n o'i, January Otli. 1 Cedar lliulf, .Motnl <y afternoon, Ju''u-?ry " - 11.h ' ro-s Keys, Tuesday, January I2ili. M liter's Stu*e, W'etnesdiy f. renown, Juu5 uary Idtli. Goshen Hit', TTinr day forenoon, January 1 14th. Fish Dam, Friday, .,'iuniHty 15tli. Santuc, Sntiir<lnv, until 11 1'. M., January ltitli. In my ofticc. Monday; Jatntary 1 S>li. i,' Ml. Tabor, Tuesday January, 19th. Iji Kcltoti, Wed ins.lay, January 20tli. Kcndrick's Store, Thursday, forenoon, 1 January *2lst. fi GoitUcysvi le, Thursday afternoon, Jatiu- -* S!M. iij:ii.I :> - " - . wiinvK v, r may, January '22*1. Drnyionvdle, Mo.day, January 25 th. Timber Hi Igc, Tuesday forenoon, Januiry V. 20 ill. A-bury. Tuesday afternoon, Junua-y 20ih and Wednetdtv f>-renoon, January 27th. Jonesvi 1c Thursday, January 28th. ^ | Ani ut lli? Court house Irom that lime ^ I until the 2U li Fobruuy, at which time the I book closes, and a penalty of 50 per cent will be n<lded totlie (axes on all properly not return within the time prescribed by the la v. I I A 'I undo persons between (lie ages of 21 I ami 50 nre linbl to poll tax. except such as arc exempt oy iaw. It. It. MORGAN, Auditor. i Office of Oounfy Aulilor, Dec. 1st, lH'.H. Doj 11 50 Gt. RICHMOND & DAN VILLI! RAILROAD CO. CoM'Mnt l AM) OltRRNVILLK DIVISION. Condensed schedule in effect July 5lh 18'Jl Tnins ran on 75th Meridian time NOKTII II)I'NO p. No. 15. \ I.* Charl-s'on G 00 a m U Lv Culuuibi t 10 00 a in Lv Alston i i.v liuion. 12 80 p m ,s(. I I.v Sriiirtftiihiirw 1 ? ? , ft J ?J p III Lv i r>oii 2 48 p m Lv Saluda 3 23 p in l.v Flat Hock 3 45 p in Lv llendersouvil'e 3 54 p ui i Lv Ashcville 4 60 p ui Lv Hot Spring (? 12 p in Ar l'uini Hock 0 25 p ni ' SOt'tii iiolnii ! Lv I'uiut Hock 12 16 p in | Lv Hot Springs 12 28 p n: { Lv Anhoviile 2 00 p di i Lv llendersonvilli.. 2 62 p in I Lv F nt Hock 3 00 p ni | .Lv Snliniu 3 23 p in l Lv Trjon 4 00 p in ! Lv ' "* , . - - , ?-e... > p " "J . Lv Union 0 IIj p in r . A i AI t ii J Ar Colu.ii' in 8 50 p m > Ai tliui>?sloii 1 - 50 a in f T-n?itn 1'? md 1 i ur<j Dai'y between Clmrlolo. mid Ci.ti m-ni SLLKl'ISU CAT. bERVICR C ; On train* 15 ant 10 I'ullo nn liuffet Sleep- ? era boiwet-n Charleston, 8. C\, and Ciucin- ^ nati, Oliio, vii At'nntic Co.od Line, Columbia | AshtviLe, i'nint uoca, AJorriatnwn, Knox| v11 e, Je lico and Junction City without l 1 clianga J. A. LKJD80.N, J AS* L. Taylor, >*up't Gen I'ubs Agt . ...... .nn, inrt i T * .y NEW KAC1 IC A I> E LOW PI We not only keep abreast o ways find us in the lead# We are still cutting prices cl strictly winter gocds. We dc i il i i iison iu nnoiner. v^uick sales, ? nil, coupled with square an isiness. We have no unpaid accounts et over. So we can give all lying our goods close, thus si )llnr lor our customers. We have just received a hig lo! ), 08, worth twice the money Our clothing must go, come ai mil ever. Come and get our prices be lore HAR pril 10 / FURNI i mn now located in iMchoio specially lor my business, anda ood honest goods at lower prie AH A. TICKLER, I WI hairs Iroin .'J Octs to $20. Good hard wood beds, fitted 1 centre, and lb'ucket rail, lor <jj Good large ilureau, with 12x2 SOFT TOP MATTI Cornice p iles, brass or wood t Nice Plush Parlor suits for $'> lied room suits from $lo.00 t< My line in all departments is efore heard of in this State. r A HI / 1T nc L <UJ-JVJlk MY STOCK OF FANCi 'HAIRS, TABLES, AB PICTURES, FB iid I invito a careful inspectio ssortnicnt is broken. FURNITURE OP Mat rc bscs, Feathers, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Pictures, SASH, 1)00 K H1HGLES, LUMBER I well not h? undersold by ai ;e me before you buy anything Nov '20 < Goods m If you warn Boots, Shoes, Blothing- choa; is we are goii >ur Business. RODG-ER 6 iCp?6 30 0 1 ? jjjjj [vij i : 11 o f 3 $ i I C E s. f tho times, but you will user to make u clean sweep > not carry goods from one short'profits, one close price d fair dealing, governs our on our ledger to worry and of our time and energy to living many a hard earned b of Dormct shirts at 25, 40, id get prices. Shoes cheaper J VOll 1)11 V. >1 HESPKOTFULLY, RY & BELK. 15 ly / TURE. ill's large storeroom, lilted up n better prepared to furnish cs than ev? r before. LL QUOTE A FEW. 4 with Patent dove-tailed slat >2.00. U mirror, on rollers, $4.90. RE8SE8 $2.0 0.' rimmings, complete, 45ets. 5.00 i> $75.00. complete, and at prices never JIN G OUT l GOODS, SUCII AS LTISTS MATERIALS, AMES, ETC., a of these goods before the i, i j ' ALT, KINDS. Frames Glass aud Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Bat tan Goods, .8, BLINDS, , LATHES, LIME. iy living man. Oon'l fail to in my line. T. ? BAILEY 17 3m: ^ vi UST GO. ' 'I .5 b Dry Goods, , Hats and p, call on us, ler to change j 'z PURCBLL.