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fr.-r lite Timu. Fraoeedlnfs of the Worth Pao>let 8. 8. Co a- 1 nation- I ElUbtsbl Dso. 27.?Tho North Paon'et | Interdenominational Sunday Sobool Couren*Hon mot here this day at 10} o'clock A. M ' In the -absence of tho President who was rereportel sick, the rioe-Presideut C. C. J Roberts t >ok the chair and called the Con- ' ? veniioo to orJer. ? ..^K. ' After s>nging by the choir the vioe-PretU 1 lent read the 1st Palam and Bro. P. S. We ber led in prayer. Minutes of last meeting were read and J - adopted. * ' Ike f residing officer aonounoed that the J time had arrived for the annual election of ( office re, and the following were e'ected: ? President, J. L. Strain; rice-President, C. C. Roberts ; Secretary, Deris Jeffrries; Treasurer. J A H<?u * l*t. Query : lies this Con rent ion aooom- 1 plished any good ? If so, iu what way? ( Opooed by Bro.C. W. Wliisonant, and fur- s tbor discussed by Bro. J. R. Jefferios. c '2 id. Qurry: Should we consider the t present condition of oounlry as a visitation t cf Qol's mercy, or his wrathT Opened by t Bro. T. M. Littiojohn and disoussel by I Mo legator C. C. Roberts, Brothers J. R. i Jeiferies and P. S. Webbor. 1 8d. Query: Why is Church and Sunday ( *** . School work so arduous and unpopular wiih some people?especiall l Church members T Opened by Bro. J. A. Barnes, nnd discussed ] by Brothers John Crocker, T. M. Littlejobn, \ C. W. Whis >nant and J. R. Jefferios. < The fo lowing was then read and unnni < mously adopted : * Whereat, we, the menbers of litis Co ven- i tion, oolieotive'y and iuaividua ly, have i leirncd with deep regret of the deuh of our t brother and co labojer Rev. A. A. Gilbert, t .therefore be it ] Resolved, That we bow in humble submis- i sion to the will of Ilim who doeth nil tilings t well, and say : "Thy wiltbe d.iue, Oh, God." Resolved, That this Convention, as a mark pf respect for our deceased bro; her, order c that a blank pngo of its minute book bo in- i scribed to his memory and that these rem- j lutions be published in the Uni>n Times, and i thai a copy of the same be seut to the family t IW of the deceased brother. I The Treasurer reported $1.60 on hand. " The Question Box was then opened and f "How is this Convention on I'r'hibition T" t was answered by several brethren express- i log themselves in favor of it. Is there any instance in the bible whero Church cr Sunday School work was suspended in winter? Several Brothers made short t speeobes on this subjects j Are the heathen held ro ponsiblo ?" was j discussed by different brcthern. ' Invitations having been received from j different sohools for the Convention to meet j with them the next time, it was deoided .for the President to make choice of the place; and the Convention, on motion adjourned to [ meet on the 4th Sunday in March at euch place as the President should designate.? Adjourned. Davie Jeffkhies. C.C.ROBERTS Sec'y. Acting Pres't. m ?Privalbsok or Gr!i>.?Seymour, Ind., ' December 81.?la this city of less than i 7,000 inhabitants, thore arc over 2,000 caies of grip, and thero have been a number of deaths directly or indireotly due to that malady. t Lincoln, Neb, December 81.?There are j between four and five hundred oases of grip in this city. New York, December 81.?There weie thirteen deaths from grip reported to the heal*h bo-trd during the twenty four hour', ending at noon to-day. Chicago, Jat. 2.?A special from Indian- 1 apdisaays: There is considerable alarm <1 fe't in this city over the prevalence of grip, o It s> ems to bo sparing hut few persons. There have not been a great many deaths from it until this week. The persons who ^ died wore nearly all old or those who had ] been in bid health before oontraating the . dise is e. Even tur IIorres Havi It.?San . Frincisco, Jan 2.?La grippe, which hat been prevalent here this winter, has j! began to affoct horses, and large numbers of them are sick. The infirmaries for anion's are fil'ed with sick horses. Plant Less Cotton?But Mork Corn.? The Maunfacturer?, Record has stated that the mutter of planting less cation and taking more foodstuffs is in the hands of Southern business men. They can eontrol it better than the planters. It is reported from Savannah that the faotora and commission ? merchants of that city will require farmers y to whom they make advances to re luce their C eotton acreage. This should be done in r e*ery county in ths South. A tuggestiou p jgw h?s beeu made by Mr. A. B. Sbepperson of New York, that the factors combine to re- n quire a reduction of 10 per cent, in the acre- v age, and that this be put In corn. It would p be well if n larger reduction should be de- f mended. The prosperity of Southern firmera rests with tho business men who make s advances. Will they rise to the occasiou and by prompt and vigorous steps secure the planting of cotton and the diversification of Southern agriculture. Less ootton will not accomplish the desired results unless it is accompanied by an increase in the produc- , tionr.fcorn, wheat, oats. boss. etc. The I Southern farmer win diveraifioi his produc- j, tlons and makeB cotton a surplus crop, rare- ^ Ij fails, while the farmer who raises all cot- ^ * ton rareljr succeeds. F , Disastrous Com vi.ao ratios is Nabii- ^ ville.?Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 2.?Ten j years ago in Moy. the most disastrous fire ^ that Nashville has ever hod occurred around the corner of College and Church streets. ^ To-night another fire burned over tho site of ? the fire of ten years ago, causing a loss of fully $600,000, ? The fire sUrteJ in the rear of the stoie H oooupied by Webb Stevenson & Co., house ^ fugnishers, at 640, and was not gotten under ^ o ntrol until 10 o'clook to-night. t. Four colored firemen lost their lives. . They were fighiing the fire at the time, . standing on a three-story bui'ding occupied ' by Phi lips, Burtotf & Co. They were p airing a stream of w*tsr into the second Story building of A. J. Warren, when it topple-i over upon tliern, crushing them all to death. Their names are as follows : Cap'. " C. C. Oowdy, Aaron Cockrell, Stokes Allen 1 aud Harvey fiwing. There is but little doubt that the fire was }, of ineendiarv origin * whii? ?t>? , ?, "O "ft I lire one ef the firemen saw an unknown | ^ white man deliberately eel tiro to Atwell & B 8oted's building and immediately jump from ^ the second story window. The loss will approximate 9060,000. Ox Trial for Arson.?Spartanburg, Jan. 6 2.?During the holidays, a little oonfeotioneiy store attached to the Or.ffney City Hotel, whioh is owned by 8 tmuel JetTcrirs, was burned. People suspeoted that tho fire was inoendiary and Luke Corry, a negro, 0 f was arrestvd and put in jail here. As the negro wax here today Trial Jnttioe Webster, anil about a dozen prominent eilisons of H Oaffney C ty, came here to try him. S'.m- | yarn# WUs n defended Corry. 8. J. Simp o i and 0. P. Sand-re reprreen'ed the 8ta?e Trial Justice Webster bou id Corry orer to oourt. The lusuranoe Hgentr withdrow their pu 'tivi 91 ineir ituapici of nea oteo very much aroused as to tho origin of th? Art, the . hotel bo ng hearily insured.?OrtenvilU . ^ ^ C A Failvrs in Nswssbrt.?Nowborry, Do- J comber 81.?If. C. Hunter, dotler in gr. WK? ocrie* Rnd liquors roaJe en alignment to J. J, Lane to-day for the benefit of his credl- ' tors. Lisbiiltiss $700. As ets, including < $210 in Oish, sbout $1,000. His liquor k BMgafiSgltconso e?i lrod to?day. If"" '-- ?'"* KK" rv. ill* Nk\V SuT.tNA I KIIKOK.?J 'CX'O i'la , December 30.? I lis following dispdcli Vom Cnpt. \V. C. 0 >oper, a Piukerton deteciro at wo*k on ih<> Smyrna murder c*ae, iss b'e i rocsivol by the Asa>ciiiei Press hm : 'At 10 o'clock this morning I arrested Irving Jenkins f >r (he murder of the famil/ n the Packwo d house, and have pro luoed svide>o> MifFi-'ieni to ha?e him committed to .he county jail of Poland." Jenki'ia is the negrs who first gave the il?rai on the discovery of the orime. Twice nfor# he has boon arrrs'ed and discharged, rhrre is gr??t excitement among the people dong the Hue of tlie railroad from Now 3 nyrna lo Dcland. The prisouer is under a tii.ug "iia-d. Ki~l.su a Biker's Dozen.?Bristol, Tcuii., December 30.?T-?l?on Unit was safety odg'd iu jail at Wise Court House to-day. jreat aud excited crowds oppose 1 the sheriff ind guard". The latter declared they would lie or place tho prisoner in jail. Eaqu.rc iaylor made a luDge at the prisoner with a lirk, hut was s opped by the sheriff. Hull nurJered Say tor'a son a few years ago and :ved with the widow of the murdered man, a Memphis, when captured. Hall admits lariug kd'e i thirteen men, but cla:ms selfiefenco. Tiivr LitTi.r, Oam* Didn't Work.?If the [<egi?la'uro had been unwise eoough, an I ne giro it all due credit for not doing so, to mact into laws nil tho recommendations of Jovernor Tillman, the Executive of South L'arolina would now, in all probability, have uore piwer than tho Uovcrnor of any other state in tho country, in fact his power Vould have ti.-nn orenitfor linn U>?i " ?' ?? ?' ? '? ""v wl **"J Ul he rulers of tho kingdoms and duchies c mirising tho (icru.an Einrirc. To oil interns mil purposes lie would b> a King in cverybing sire the nauie.?Da ding ton lleralJ. Little Whbat ; Lots ok CiiArr.?The one shief uoasure passed by iho Legislature is locator Woodward's bill in refereuce to free losses that had to bo forced on the so-called eformers ; and the only "rottenness" uonrthed is due to the Columbia Stale in ox)osing the "Thackston incident" and tbo circulation fraud." These ore tho only [rains of wheat in all the busheW of clintf hat have been fed to ho trusting voters of South Carolina.?Marion Star. Li at of Lctitri Remaining in the Postolhcc at Union, for he week ending Jan 8:h, 1892. ili*s Cuida Byrd, I MissCla-o Sims, lallie CroforJ, |\Iiss Vina Smith, Vesley Dawkins. iMi.ss Jeter Salter, ilr J D Grugory. 'J. W. West, ilr C II Miller, | Persons calling for tho above letters will >leosc say if advertised, and will bo required o pay ono cent for the'r delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. MARRIED. Married, by ltor. D. P. Boy I, Dec. 31, 891, at Cross Anchor, SpartsnhurgCo , Mr. Indrew Nelson to M?s? Fannie Cogdill. lOO Cedar Posts. 100 Good Cedar Posts wantoi. Apply o W. A. NICHOLSON. Inn 8 2 31. TO THOSE INDEBTED. TO DR. II. S. BEATY'S ESTATE. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Dr. l\. U.S. Beaty, are noMfied that after Jan. 5th, 1892, all unpaid notes and accounts lue said estate, will be placed in the hands if an officer for collection A. H. FOSTER, Adm"r. E-t. H. S. Iteaty. dissolution of Partnership. rilR firm of R. S. Lipscomb & Co., is lh<s day dissolved by mutual c.nseut. U. S. jipscomb will continue the business. All ersons indebted to the firiu will p'.easo come orward and setllo at once. R. S. LIPSCOMB, R. M. WILKIN'S, Gaffncy City. S. C., Jan. 2, 1892. Jan 8 2 4t. Notice to Road Overseers. Omr* OF Count* Commissioners, 1 Union Countt, S. C., Jan. 4tii, 1892 f A LLroal overseers holding Coromiss ons CX from this B<nrl, dating back two ears, are hereby notified to rrtnrn their lommissions to the Clerk of this Board, and eceivo ihcir Cert ficates of Exemption, as irovidod by lsw. All Road overseers retaining their Com 1'Hsions alter tlio tirst (lay ot February next, rill be considered as holding over for the resent year, and Wi'l be he'd responsible or their sections of road, ss tlio law direc s. By order of the B >ard of Couuty Couituisioners for Union County. ClIAllLES BOI.T, Clerk of Board. Jan 8 2 8t. Mortgage Sale of Land. BY virtue of a power of sale contained in a Mortgage given by David Orr, to B. \ Rawls, and assigned to me, bearing date larch 13th, 1885. andrecordod in the office f the Register of Mesne ('onveyanco, in book '. N >. G. pages 824, 825, 826, 327, on that ay, and by further virtue of a power of a'e contained iu a mortgage given by said >avid Orr to me, bearing da'e January 6th, 1886, and on February V3rd, 1880. ecorded in the office of the Register of lesne Conveyance for Union County, in look Q. No. 7, page 105, upon which mortage Dower was duly ren?unoed; 1 will sell 9 the highest bidder, for cosh, at publio ucti?n, before the Courthouse at Union, t. C.. during the legal hours of sale, on londay, February 1st, 1802, that certain ract of land belonging to David Orr, and nown as the Isaac White p'ace, containing 60) sixty acres more or less. January 6th, 1802 W. C. WALLACE, Mortgagee and Assignee. Jan. 8 2 4t. CELLING .OUT Jk.rj? COST :o: For the next 15 days 1 will l>e selling my mire stock of Qeneral Merchandise v T COS T! This is the biggest Tiriely of Ooola over (Torcd in Union at cost. My Utrga n (J mriieri alone liavo on them thousands and Thousands of Useful Goods. Besides thom 1 will sell at o?t, Grocerio?, )ry Q els, Hoo a and Shoes, Hardware, Vood Miw.it e, Grocery, Tinware, Jar mare, Ms and l'aints, Window O ass, Barnes*, .oeihrr, Farming Implements, Confcctioueiei, etc., eto. Don't wait nn'il these 15 days are out, on tnny not bavo another suoh opportunity. 3. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. Jan 1 1 it. AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION! I will close out my entire stock of goods to the highest bidder. Goods must go regardless of fincf 1 I have determined to close my c business in Union the quickest fj possible way. Auction sales will begin FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, AT 10 O'CLOCK, and continue _ every day until the entire stock is exhausted. | I will have a special Auction Sale, for Ladies only, on Friday, beginning at 2 o'clock. Seats for ladies will bo provided. All invited to call. -i I thank the good people of Union, town and County, for their liberal ^ patronage, and only regret I cannot continue tho same. Yours Respectfully, g G, P. GARRETT. jnn 1 1 tp. TAX EXTENSION. v TAXK3 a now extended, so, instead of going to I lie County Treasurer and paying your taxes, postpone iliem for a time,and come to my store whore you will get mote goods for your money tlinn you ever dresmc i of. I have an excellent array of New Nuts, Raisins, Currants and Citron. Fig', Prunes and Oranges. Apples and Candies. 1 offer two grades of California Pears. Apricots, Cherries, dessert nnd Pio Pearlies. Roa-t and Corned lie 'f. Whole Ox and Pig Tongue. Potted mul Devilled llam and u Tongue. Green Pens, Tomatoes, Okra and Tomatoes, etc., etc. FLA1X AN1> SELF RAISING RUCK- 1 WHEAT FLOUR J Plain and bwe'ess French Sardines. Jams,' Marmalades, Canton Ginger Proserves. AU varieties of Pick'es and sauces. ? Extra Flno Now Orleans Molasses. " I have also opcnel up a line of Fancy Crackers that are perfectly lovely. My stock of heavy Groceries is also com- * plete. Flour, Bacon, Hams, Sugar and Coffee f and everything elso marked on bisis of six cents c?tton. Pure unadulterated oil 25 cents per gallon. Resp-etfully, . L. G. YOUNG, v H Dec 18 01 tf M Notice of Final Discbarge. NOTICE is horc'?y given that on Saturday, the 12th (lav of January, 181)2, n final return vrilt be made before Hon. Jnmc* M. (See, Judge of Probate f >r Union ~ County, of John Rodger, ns Executor of the 1 estate of William L. Palmer, deceased. AL'O As Trustee of Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mis. ? Amanda Little, Mrs. Nannie St Cla'r, Addi \ Palmer, Ellis P.?l ?er un-l Mrs Sat lie Foster, and apply for Letters Diamissory as trustee to of the above n nurd persons. tl Ail persons l.aM i/ claims against the di estate of William IM.i.er deceived, or against the Trust estates of the above named parties al are notified to pe.sct them to the under- ol signed, properly nticstod, o i or before the tl above stated da'e. ol JAMES II. RODGER, Ci LOUIS N. IIODOEU, nl Executors of the v?ill of John Rodger, fo deceased. w Dec 1 51 dt gi T) Anfl Tlnnfl Tl nnd II di 116(111, Mil, Mil!! { UNION FURNITURE J( HOUSE! OPPOSITE THE RACKET STORE. This house is ju?t opening a new s'ock of F TJ B IN I T TJ 11 K , which wo offer lo the c'tizins of Union and the surrounding country, at PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Come and prioo our goods and be con- i vinced that we mean what we sny. i We are just opening our house and expect to have and keep such goods as the trade of * the country may demand. We buy our goods d rect from the manu- ^ factureis, and arc therefore enabled to ^ SELL YOU IURAIIIRE CHEAP, and expect our prices to correspond with the T low prices of cotton. * OOME AND SEE US and find out for yourselves lite truth of our assertions. injODDnnjpF i v iiKorrit' 1 r ni.ii l , GEO C McLARTY Dec 4 40 if. Special Notice. ALL persons indebted to the undersigned are requested to s Mo the amounts due us at once, as we are COMPELLED TO HAVE MONEY. FOSTER. W ILK INS & CO. FOSTER & WILKIN'S. Jan. 1st. 1892. Jan. let. 1 4t. Notice to Creditors, ALL persons ho'diog ciniins .againt the estate of Wnrn n Wo'thv, deeea?d, will ? please present them, properly proven, to tt.e undersighed, at Su'tnc, Union C"., S. C.f and a'd partus indtb ed to sa d estate most make payment at ?nco, as lite es'ate must be settled up. JAMES 1\ JETER, Ex'r John R. J'ter. deceased. i Doo 18 61 4i* For Information nnrt freo Handbook WTlte to MUNN * CO.. ml iiroadwat, n?w york. Oldest biireao for securing patents In Amerlea. Bvery pnlent taken out by na U brought before toe pool 10 by a notlco given free of cbarge In the Scientific Jfiwmcan Largest circulation of any scientific paper In the | world. Rplondlitly lllu- trntcd. No Intelligent I man should he without It. Weekly, 83,00 a , ?VMU9UPV|wlHtW iPVIi ^ I [ hL -fti*.' -J - T M P O J1 ANNOUN To reduco the large stock boi [ us to get in i VE?DFU now .make the unparalleled oil ost, for the next THIRTY DA. resli, and are well worthy the i In this sale all departn )RY GOODS, CLOTH] rv o t i MIL LIN E Such an opportunity does not < iP rrnivla elinnlrl a - Uiivutu nv/t 1CI JLI ;oods charged during this sale. j. N. B.?Those having accoun rill please settle promptly. March 20 \'. 1 N ' 0 Rt A R R i For a change ii we will, until )ur Stock at E m CASH 0NL1 FOSTER, WI O ?hc State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, y JAMES M. QBE. Em,.. P.o'ate Judge. rtTHEREAS, Joseph II. MeKissick, ns W Clerk of Court, hutiuate unit t? n?-* i grant hint letters of Adnpnisiijiiioit mi us Estate of and effects of llolkut Muc'ctth. Bcrasei. Those are, therefore, to cite .and u?du;onish II aad singular, the kit die I and cred tors f the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, that icy be and nppeu*. before mo. in the Court ' Probate, to be held at Uti on C. II., Soul It irolina, on the loth day of January, next, "icr publication b^ro f, ?t 11 o'clock in tho rcnoon, to show cause, if nay they have, by the sail Ainiiuis'ration should not be anted. Given under uiy baud and seal 'this 2nd ty of December, Anno Domini. 181)1, SEAL [ JAMES M. GEE, w?' ) Judge of Probile. Published >n the 4th d<y of December, <1)1, in the Union Tim us. Drc 4 1 49 . C. VCIB?* O jr< - a % O 2f * ? O r ~:'m, 5 GrTJANO I M ANUFAOTUEED BY? ' he Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co. CHARLESTON, S. C., Cijvu*s+T&t Not 27 48 4m ? ^ WaPraatk?Tan /^CUfi&vcX 'riellK. In othar worda, w? WifltikX will luck jroo ?aTB?TTTT? * ,urt <nMnj|^W>Mk\ you In bualnaM, f CVKWtMifiP1 \ alwhlehyounnn rapidly fatbnr In /^ u tTHPflwVj \ ^SB\ tha dollara. Wa I 'wfa?Ai VTl IVS \L \ Mn ai.tl will, II | |1 | lly W] you plaaaa,teach' V\ 111 you quickly how i^XI Vi?r? Sf / (I lb* an3 mora yon |4 \MnKa=^qBS9u^?V/ w. Hothaaiua, VHWMHM^BL|j^y In any ^aiwr shb: KHIOmiglMhitwaSJ |w?w? mif. , I^^BUnKTSPMHSwHiDSKiIfil 1? ? > work. 9MH^BBid^B?A9S?CE2SRHE wtui w? offirr la M" *n* " hM ^<Jjt??ii rM??j m ?"7 *?'i??r*i Ij^BDffr^B^HLgC^JTi//> Ko?p?ri?i *b,u. I^Vtwc*9^HMMSI & M^iIM4, R?a?o??i.u n. L^HMKHkVnfl iwiryrnlymr, iM^IL W.... ^Hl f"?'r for nn, vv** ""V.? ITA rs T CEMENT. lght for the Fall trade, as well x supply of L CASH, or cf my entire stock at actual YS". The goods are new and atten tion of purchasers, lents arc represented. II, SHGES, ATS, ONS, KY, ETC. often occur, and those in want This is no humbug. No W. McLURE, Agt. ts with me, not already paid, J. W. McLUltE, Act. 2 rnr T O INGE i our Business * March 1st., sell deduced Rates, I LKINS & CO 1 if NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS A CCOHDING to low, <lic annual a^sessJt\ tnent of ptop rty c> nmeaeci on Jnnn-try 1st, 181P2, nod closes on February -0 li, I8'.t2. For the c->:iven enc-* of the Tax buyer?, I will attend the following (dices and times. In my ofiice at the Gout thou c fro'ft January 1-t, to Jat uory 0 h. West Spring", Friday fotenoon, January 8th, Golerninc, Friday afternoon, January 8th GibbV, 8>ior<l<y forenoon, January itth. Cedar Hi it If, Moml >y afternoon, Ja*<u ?ry H.h ro - s Keys, Tuesday, January 12ih. M ntcr's Sto-e, Wemcsdiy forenoon, January 13th. Goshen Ilil', Thur.day forenoon, January 14th. Fish Dan, Friday, January 15th. Sautuc, Saturdav, unlit 3 P. M., Jauuiry 10th. In my office. Monday; January 18?1>. Mt. Tabor, Tuesday January, 19th. Kcllon, Wednesday, January 20th. Kcndrick's Store, Tliursday, forenoon, January 21st. Goiifleysvidc, Thursday afternoon, Jnnu21st. Wilkinsvil'e, Friday, January 22d. Drnyionville, Mo.riuy, January 25th. Timber Rilgc, Tuesday forenoon, Janutry 2Gil>. A-bury, Tuesday afternoon, Janua-y 26ih and Wednesdiv f renoon, January 27th. Jonesvi to Thursday, January 28th. Ani at tlm Courthouse from that time until the 20 h Februa-y, at which time the book closes, and a penalty of 50 per cent will be added tolhe taxes on all property not return within the time prescribed by the law. A' 1 undo persons between the ages of 21 and 50 are liable to poll tax, except such as are exempt by law. It. B. MORGAN, Auditor. Office ofCounfy Aulilor, Dec. 1st, 1801. Deo 11 50 Gt. RICHMOND Sl DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. COLUMBIA and GbBKNVILLE Division. Condensed schedule iu effect July 5th 18<J] Trims run on 75th Meridian tune NOKTil B1CSU No. 15. L? Charlcs'on 6 00 a m Lv C-ilucubiv 10 00 a m Lv Alston Lv Union . 12 80 J) m Lv Spnrtauburg 1 >15 p m Lv lrjon 2 48 p in Lv Saluda 3 28 p m Lv Fiut Hock 3 45 p ui Lv Hendersouvil'e 3 54 p in Lv Asheville 4 50 p m Lv Hot Spring 6 12 p m Ar Faint Hock 0 25 p m SOUTH BOUND Lv Faint Rock 12 15 p m Lv Hot Springs 12 28 p ni r - i-? hi my naugdim 2 00 p II) L.v ilendersonvill* 2 52 p m l.v F at Rock 8 00 pm '.v Saluda 8 28 p in L.v Try on.. 4 00 p in L.v SpimtnOurg ... 5 80 p ni l.v Union 0 85 p in Vr Al t >u..... kr Colu.Qiia 8 CO p m \r CliMiienU>u 12 50 aiu Tasini 15 ard Id are Dai'jr between Charleston nnd Cit.cl'iimii 8LKKP1N0 CAR SERVICE On trains 15 and 10 Pull a nn Huffet Sleepr? between Cliarlestnn, S, C., and Ciucin>ati, Ohio, via At'nntio Coast Line, Columbia Vshivilic, Paint Roc*, Morristown, Knoxril e, Jetlico and Junction City without hange F. A. DODSON, JAS. L. Tatlou, .-Up't Uen Pass Agt NEW 1 RAC1 1^ T3 A I) E LOW PL Wo nnf mil v L-nnn nliennot ww v/ ain/V VII\j i\vv|; auiV/ilol VJ1 always find us in the lead We are still cutting prices clof of strictly winter gocds. We do season to another. Quick sales, s to all, coupled with square and business. We have 110 unpaid accounts o fret over. So we can give all t buying our goods close, thus sa\ dollar for our customers. We have just received a big lot < 50, OS, worth twice the money. Our clothing must go, come and than ever. Come and get our prices before ; It HARI April 10 li FURNT I am now located in Nicliolon especially for my business, an dam good honest goods at lower prices AS A TICKLER, I WIL hairs from 3 Gets to $20. Good hard wood beds, fitted v in centre, and Bracket rail, for $2 Good large Bureau, with 12x20 SOFT TOP MATTR Cornice p iles, brass or wood trii Nice Plush Parlor suits for $35. Bed room suits from $15.00 to My line in all departments is cc before heard of in this State. I AM OLOS MY STOCK OF FANCY CHAIRS, TABLES, AR1 PICTURES, FR4 and I invite a careful inspection assortment is broken. I SE1 FURNITURE OF Matresse s, Feathers, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Pictures, SASH, DOORS SHINGLEIi, LUMBER, I well not ha undersold by an3 see me before 3011 buy any tiling ii Nov 20 47 -Wm"U <jcUUDS Ml If you want Boots, Shoes, Clothing' chea]c as we are goin our Business. RODGER & fep^.6 36 i'ORK 9 mrrIt <> F 'ICES. the times, but you will 5 jer to make a clean sweep not carry goods from one liort' profits, one close price fair dealing, governs our n our ledger to worry and >f our time and energy to ring many a hard earned :>f Dorniet shirts at 25, 40, get prices, Shoes cheaper rou buy. ESPECTVULLY, ZY & BELK. 3 iy PURE. s large storeroom, fitted up i better prepared to furnish i than ev? r before. . ? >L QUOTE FEW. , ui111 Patent dove-tailed slat .00. mirror, oil rollers, $4.90. ESSES S2.00; minings, complete, 45cts. 00 $75.00. nnplete, and at prices never IJNG OUT GOODS, SUCH AS ?ISTS MATERIALS, LMES, ETC., of these goods before the " ALL KINDS. Frames Glass ami Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, J, BUNDS, LATHES, LIME. r living man. Don't fail to i my line. T. E- BAILEY 3m: JST GO. Dry Goods Hats and >, call on us, g to change ; PURCELL,. J/. i