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Ax<>rata Avrmrr ro Boas th*..T w> o.'
P" Tp Lacna*s.?Lauren*. J i u* y SJ" ?, m
L-ure ???fler* b.r fire At 1 n c ia
tbs morning ilia flamee ?err -iU.'urrfe >| u
Mintrr 4 Jam ton a two store t?r.**v t?i'i
? ? "" m"im of the public square.
Containing tb* ir furniture store, ond one *1
tb<* '?rjo*l stocks of the kind in the State in
t'-eir 'uaeose dry goods establishment. Th?
tire into rromptljr responded end coajtoeurci
a stubborn fight thn lasted for hours. '1 he
flames were kept ?? lined t> the biseraent
and ground floor for nearly an hour, and it
van bored that tba danger was over when
the/ suddrnljr burst from everj portion of
the building. In a few moments the whflifl
Lon<e wtt a tier* mt*s, from which greit
||P)o!uiB?t of ssnok# arose. This, with the
best, made successful r?s s eoce impossible.
Tnen Col. B. W. Ball's handsome tbrcc torj
buildi-g eiught under the roof in
froa'. The firemen climbed to the roof and
cu ting through fought the fire from above,
until, from the danger of th'ir posnion, they
were forced to descend. Toen they kept up
their truggle until the water in the extern
failed, but for this de'ay the Ba'l house
m'ght have been saved.
J. L. Mitnnaugh's clothing st.re was on
the ground floor and the law office-* of Unit,
S.mpkins & ba I, and W. W. Kennedy, and
the sleeping room of Chnr'es Myers on the
sreond. The cl>th ng >t?ck and the law
libraries, including that of It C. Watts,
betides iho-e a'resdy named, was remove I.
The .Minter & Jamison 1 -si on the building
will amount to about (7,000 and on
locks $20,0 M); insurance on building (o,000;
on rocks $16,000. Col Hall's loss on the
building amounts to from (2.500 t < ( 1,' OJ,
according to the condition of the wal e. The
build ng w*i insured for $3,000. M Imu?tigh's
lots and thel >8303 on the law librarice
ere pr.-bably covered.
Good Looks.?Good looks are mote than
skin deep, depending upon a healthy c ?ndiLion
of a 1 the vital organs. If the Liver bo
inactive you have a billi?us look, if your
stomach be d sordced you have a Dyspeptic
look'and if your Kidi eys he affected you
have a pinched 'oek. Secure good liedth
* an I you will have eood looks. Electric Hit
ters '8 the great a'terative and tonic, acta
directly on these vital organs. Cures Pimples,
blotches, Boils and gives a good complexion.
Sold at B. F. Posey's Drugstore.
0O0 per bott'e.
Ma. Donaldson "in it."?It is an open
secret that Senator M. L. Donaldson, of
Greenville, wid cuitrsi this congressional
district with Capt. Sliell or anybody else
who may cho se to make the race. In fact,
it is not a ?ecri t, as Mr. Donaldson has announced
h<s candidacy to several gentlen.en
of th s city, and it is going to be, from present
indications, one of the most interesting
con'ests of the ycxr. Senator Donal .'s-n,
it wi.l be remembered, started tut, as did ad
Iotber leading alliance men in the State, as a
^*?rm supporter of the powers that be, and
the fact that he has come nui as an opponent
of one of "the great triumvirate" is
on'y one of the in iny straws indicating* the
rapid disintegration of the TiUnian-Irby.Shell
forces. The "e I* Mnfniwi" ?r? iinl II !' "?
it *11 their own w?y this year by any manner
of moans. Men of Dunalism's stamp
are very much disgruntle! by oxis'ing political
conditions ami very freely express
their dissatisfaction (hoi ewith, both in general
conversation and through the public
pro?s.
Mr. Donaldson is strong with the farmers
of the S'aie, and is a hard fighter. He will
make tbo run for all ho is worth, and will
put Captain Shell to his trumps. Ex-Comptr-dlcr
General Vc-roer, ns has been previously
announced in The Slate, has likewise
declired his intention of contest itg Caottin
Shell's sett in congress, so between the three
a sharp an 1 lively fight may be looke I for.
? The Slate,
gutranteeo Cunt; ioR La Gnirru.?We
autbori/.o our nilvertised druggist to sell Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs ami Col Is, upon this condition. If
you are afflicted with La Grippe and will
use this temedy according to directions, giving
it a fair trial, and experience no benefit
you may re urn the bottle and have your
money refundcl. Wc make this oiler
heciiise of tho season's epidemic. Have
heard of no case in which it failed. Try it.
Trial bottles free at 11. F. Posey's Drugs:ore.
Larger size ?>0c and $1.
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Pai:i, II. Hsymk's Widow I)?ai>.?At'anta,
Ga., Jan.'20.?Mrs. Paul (tamilon Hayne,
widow of the South's famous poet, died yesterJay.
Mrs. Hayne was Miss Mitchel, of
South Carolina. Her father was a surgeon
in Napoleon's army.
MARRIED
DICKERSON?ESTKS. Married,January
14, 1892, by Her. D. P. 11'yd, Mr. Benjaniine
M. Dickcrson, of Fnirfle'd County, to
Miss Ida E Estts, of Cross Keys. Union
County, S. C.
OBIT U All Y.
BETSIL?Died, in Union Co.. S. C., Jan.
Otit, 1892, Johnnie Hktsim., in the 20:li
year of hi-* age
Just entering the thrcsho'd of man In od,
a bright future opened up to him. He was
^Psnost dutiful son, and a-* be was the oldest
or e at home, very naturally h a | aren a
leaned on him as their atjy and help; but a
wise providence ordered it otherwise. For
three weeks or more lie was a pa'ient sufferer,
All that human skill of Phya'cians and
friends could do. could not avail. Sometimes
no was animus, ana ni oilier* lus mind wsg
c'ear, and he would talk calmly of his end.
He whs a nohle boy. All who knew him
loved him. Kind, affectionate, and chcerfir,
his company was delighted in by his young
friends. 1 suppose Johnnie had not nn
enemy on earth. Ho never professed n
change of heart, until during his las' illness,
when by faith in the atonement of (he Son
of God, he sttid, "Christ had sired him,"
and after thi* blessed assurance, ho cullc 1
nil his friends around h m and preach'd
Christ and the resurrection. God bed him
in the crucib'e long enough to refine 'he
g"ld and purge away the dross,?ill in
answer to the prayers of himself and love'
ones. His body sleeps in the churchyard
^^^at Padget's Creek, there to awvit the trump
God, as it shall Awake his sleeping dost,
when we hope te meet dear Johnnie, chul in
light and immortali'y. May God bless and
O'Hnfoit the grief stricken fanii'y ond save
them all at last in Heaven.
1). 1\ H.
List of Letters
Hcinaining in the 1'ostolfice at Union, for
the week ending Fob. 5th, 18D2.
w? : - - n i r ?-? > > ? ?
missis v uregory, ?i ri?. wari l-l atoms,
Mrs Marin ling*. Mr Dove Murphy,
Mr Harry Gentry, Mr B 1> Smith.
MissCorne'ia Hunter, John Shelto \
Mr T D Harris, Mr T R Se t'.
Miss Hannah I,rp, Aug Si-is
Mra J J McKissick, Miss Ma lie Wall.i r,
Mr J \V McK ssich,
Persons calling for the above li tters will
please say if advertised and will be require I
to pay one cent f<r 'he r deli'cry.
J. C. iilM'HIl, P. M.
? , ,
Buist's Garden Seeds.
AFUIJi SUPPLY of I'uists G?rdcn
Seeds, warranted to be frcah, and not
of last year's stock, at
II. K. SMITH & CO S
Drug Store.
P?b 5 ti tf
*
H r WW % pn:
ii. n. fjUiviii Ol Uu.
1 i
! (8CCCSUOIU TJ J. M. ii I BUS Si *H>S.)
' 1 ItMnrrl full* int* i-.n ilia nMitla nf ltni?? ' <
ibey are receiving % complete
i
STOCK OF NEW DRUGS
? AND ?
tA!l Kinds of Fancy Articles
Usate' v I-opt i i a completely cquipjed and
v. t *onduct-d Drug Store, Mich as
TOILET SOM'S.
TOOTH AND 11 AIR BRUSHES,
POWDERS OP TFIE BEST QUALITIES,
A.10 A LI. OTHER ARTICLES FOR TIIK TOII.ST.
Prescriptions Compounded Carefully
by an experienced
Physician.
Wo int end t? he-p a c in;>le(o stock of
fresh pooiis in r.'wji dciuirtmeut, an I invite
the pub'ic to try tli"? quality of ? ur goods
anil our price-".
H. K, SMITH & CO.
Jan 29 ."> tf
Application for Homestead.
NOTICE is lieicby given that Mrs. Cynthia
Bailey, widow ? f Cle >rge Bailey,
deceased, lias filed her peti'ion before me -o
have a homestead assigned nud set off,
for the benefit of herself and her children,
Robert F. Bailey. Preston B. Ilailey, Alice
Bailey, Sallie Bishop an I Josic Young, ftoni
thsroal and pereoual property of the said
ueorge lialley, deceased.
Notice is further given that the sai l petition
will come up for heading liefore me, on
the 27th day of February, 18'J2, at 11 o'clock,
A.M. * C, H. PEAKE.
Mailer for Ui.ijn County.
Jan 20 "> 4t*
Notice of Final Discharge.
NrOTICE is lierebv given, that .>11 Monday,
February 16th, 1802. I will make toy
final return as Administrator oi the e?tatc of
Mrs. Marion K. McDermiJ. deceased,
before Hon. James M. doe, Judge Jof Probate
for Union County.
All persons having claims against the said
estate, are notified to present, theiu on or
before that date.
R. M. McDER.MID.
Administrator of the e-tutc of Mrs.
Marion E. McDenuid, deceased.
Jan 16 J _ 4t*
Notice to Creditors.
W. McB. Sloan,* Administrator of the
Estate of J. M. Gibbs, Plain tij)\
against
R. Hamilton Gibbs, et al Defendant*.
UNDER an order in the above stated case
the creditors of Jas. M. Uibbj, deceased,
are requited to present and establish their
claims against the estate of said Jas. M.
Gibbs, d 1 cease !, before me on or before the
7tli day of March, A. 1). 18112.
0. il. PEAKE,
Mas cr f .r L'tii >n County.
Jan 22 4 tit
THIS IS FOR YOU.
| OLKASK come forward and .settle y uv
i _L ncccunt with us as we ire cimjcll.d to
colkc'. Respectfully,
GRAHAM & SI'ARKS.
oniK
HICHARN K|in||lp|.
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1 ? EOR SALE BY ?
FOSTER WILKINS & GO.
Oct 9 41 tf
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??MANUFACTURED BY?
| The Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.,
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QcJlx/Zjsrif. <kr*JL &**f
Ccrt&n. c?W?&>A
Nor 27 41 4m
T? \U PCAP TTTJSCKIPTION' ' I
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jkj i 11.1.1. i.? ' i'.At K.tbk tuAA*
rill I PS.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
OrMc* or CovkTT Comm &"lexKct, >
Jaxvakt 12JU, 1892. j
V If HUE AS, ?<y nn Act cf tho Legislature
of Sou*k Carolina, api rureJ tha
22nd day of December, 1891. it u mi'l* U?ful
for the townships of .'ones'iHa and
I'mekney. respact.vcly, to s ihscribe to tli?
opital slock of tho I.jikh.vt rib ala Ua lway
C?iupany, such stuns tnd in suck maunrr
assxid Act prencr.bci:
And Whereat, t>y sa tl Act, it is mads .
the doty of the County Comra;s?t >ii?rs of '
Union Couu'y, >o submit tu the qualified
electors of ssid townships, respectirelv, the
question of "Subscript! m" or "No Subfcrij*tiou"
of the sum -f Twc>?tr Tin u-aud L'oN
Urs, hy each of sa <1 townships, to the Capi
ta1 Stock of the .?a <1 Lock hart Shoals llail
w*y Company, in fix per cent Coupon
bonds, payab'c by levy of taxes upon the
taxable property of satd townships, in
Twenty and 'Ihirty years ?f;er tho issue
thereof,nod tube iec*ivel by the sanl Hai wry
Company at par ; said b?uds to to of the
den tnin>tioris of "no liuuir-d, Five Hun- '
'Ired and One Ih usand doll ire; provided
that tbe funds renlixo 1 on s-.id bonis shall
be ex; ended in the c >t sirucioa of eeid Hail- I
way within the limits of the said Townships. ^
And Wdereas, by raid Act, it is utide the
duty of tbe said County CotutnUsinners to l
order an election, specifying the time, plice
and purpose ol'the election, an I to appoint
three ntonngrrs at each election ptecinct in
sml town-lups, who sha'l ho d an I conduct
asi l election, at tvliich the ballots shs'l have
written or p inted thereon, the words "Subscrirlon"
or "No FubstnipiLin."
It is therefore (filtered, that an c tclion le "
ln?hl fr sill | in p< scon Tuesday, t lie sixteen'h
day of February, A. D., lb'.CJ, and
that the polls be upenei at tbe various
election prec nets within the rai t iowu-lii| s
of Jonesvi-le nod I'tuckiiey, from o'clock,
A. M , until > o'c'ork. 1". M., of that day,
*t which cbction all the qualified elecors i f
| rail townships shall be entitled to vo:e, that
I the hallo s shall have written or printed
thereoa the words "Subscription" or "No
Su its cripiion."
Tho following are hereby appointed managers
of i lie election horciu ordered :
MANAGERS OF ELECTION 1
JOXBSVILi r. PVKCIKCT.
W. II. S. HARMS,
D. W. FOA LEU,
j. w. bails,
KKI.TON PKKClNCr.
JAMEISON 0. KELLV,
0. E. BAlLEY,
11. N. HARMS.
li cun ks niKcisur.
W. A. MOOltHHAD, ,
W. L. ASKEW,
J. 11. TRACY,
Said managers shall nnko returns and
meet at the Court house of said County and
c tint the soles and declare the result of said
election, and certify the sniue to the Chairman
of the Board of County Commissioners
of raid County, as provided hy law. on or
befi.rc Fiiday, February the li'th, 1802.
By order of t be Board.
WILLIAM M. GALLMAN,
Ch*m B. C. C. Union Co.
Charles Bolt,
Clerk of B (ml.
Jan 15 3 It.
RICHMOND & DANVII.LE ItAlLRO AD CO.
CoM'MUIA ANI) GI'.UCNVII.LK DIVISION
Condensed Srhcdolc, in effect Jsn. ill,
181)2. Train* run I y 75t!i M-vidian Time.
Between Columbia, A Uton mi ! Spartanburg.
Daily i i Dadv
No. 13. | STATIONS. ;No. 1*4.
11 lOauilLv C iumbia Ar 3 f.Op re
12 05 pm' ' Alb-ton ' j 2 65 "
12 52 ' ' C rlisle j 2 02
1 04 " j " . ...Sail'u.* " ! 1 62 "
111 ] ' ... . Uui.v " 1 16 " ,
2 06 - j l'ac let " 112 51 ?
2 45 pmAr Spariaubu:g I.v|12 O'pm
Between Columbia and Giocnvillc tia Briton.
Ex. Sun.I IEx. Sun ]
No. 11 I . STATIONS. | No. 12.
11 10a in Lr (Mutiibia Ar. | 8 50pm
12 05 p ni " Al? on " i 3 00 " 1
12 25 " " Ponwria " 2 40 "
12 45 " " Prosperity.... " 2 17"
1 05 " " Newberry " 1 57 "
1 10 < " Helena " 1 52 "
2 02 " i " ChappeO's.... " 1 07 "
2 45 " ' Nimly-Six... " 12 40 "
0 00 " " Hi ceilwo 'd... ' 11 57am
3 28 " " Ilolges " 11 32 "
2 48 " " lionaldi " 11 10 "
4 Ol " " llonea Path . ' jlO 5t> "
4 20 " Be!ton " jlO 25
4 45 ' " Williaiiiston " J10 10
1 52 ' l'c zcr ' 110 09 " '
5 07 " " Pielmoiii " 9 55 "
5 45 p in \r Hreenville.... I.v| 9 lonin
Trains have Spartanburg, 8. ('., A & C. ^
Division Nortlib< uiul. 3 54 a in., 4 50 pin., ?
(1.57 p in. (Vc tibuled Limirei); Southbound
5.00 a in., 4.27 l> 111 . 11.43 a in. (Vestibule 1
Limited); West'ound, \V. X. C. Division,
2.50 pin., for Hinders>nvil!e, A-lieyille,
llct IS].rings, Knoxvillo and Cincinnati.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Train leaving Greenwood G.30 p m., carries
Through Pulln an Sl-cpcr from Spartanhurg
to Savannah, Ga., via Augusla, ai riving
Savannah G.30 a in. Returning leave
Savannah 8.10 p in., Arrive Greenwood
10.05 a in., making coniie;t!oo with C. & 0.
Division. Pullman l'alaoe > eepin<r Car on
Tiains <jf JO, 37, mid 38 on .i & C. Division.
J. A. DORSOX, W. A. 1 (IRK,
Sut'ir nien le u. A-s't Grn'l Pa?s Agt.
Cot.t: M 111 a. S. ('. (Tl aiii.oitb, N. C.
W. 11. OltUKN .).\<. L. TA\ ROM,
Gdi'l Mg Gen'i Pass. Ag't. "
Atusii ( Atlanta, Ga.
SOL HAAS. ' ic Mgr. Atlanta, Ga. d
T TT1 A Tl A "AT/MAI A -w
VJljIijiliiiiiNUiii SA-LilU !
1JETWKEN NOW AND 1
1?' i: UliUAltY 1ST,
my sloc't df SllEI.F GOODS will bo c!ist<l
out at greutl.v re lu> c t priccc i
Cull c.ir'y mi I hue ire ti.e larguits in \
CALIFORNIA FRUITS,
CAKKS AND FANCY CKACKLKS. j
CANNED GOGBS, ETC-, *
LAURENS G. YOUNG
Ju i i"? a if
AskVour DeaittrFor
WHIPS. J
rrATilKRItOXr. Is mmlo from Knamfiled
Omllit?nature's own tuutrtic-st, unit strongest n
(Hui.tir mutcrlr.l. lies'. vrenrmK whips uivto p
tor cr.c, KO<, 7?c, 81.OO, *1 .Zli itnd 1
8l.r-o. All styles for liuguy, Cart, Tiack, tv
SlTiS? ?T,ru: FEATHER80HE.
FOIl SALlild I1V V
FOSTER WILKIKN A ( (). P
Oct. 9 41 tf.
jgp?~ ysgm?
Ci t5T> I j~ * r '
fj x i i X x. /OiV
IV
WINTER
wtrs T
Wo will closo out all Wintor
prices, for the next 30 days. 1
bargains
Boots, Heavy
Jeans, C
BLANKETS,
mil a great many other goods,
want to raise money and clos? oui
CALL AT O X c l'i ^VINI> SI
RES!
Graham <
Jan 22 fi
Wm. A. Nicho
B A ^ K :
HAVE ADDED TO THEIR
A Savings E
EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
COL
VE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, BE I i' LA IK
YOU FAIR AND COURTS
CALL AND EXAMINE
Jan 22 -1
t :<>i s * o s? 1
ANNOUNC
To reduce the large stock bong
us to get in a
IT" T X ^ AT ^ "IT^V IT^n Y T V
LY Vj T, I T U I
now make the unparalleled offer
lost, for the next THIRTY DAY
resh, and are well worthy the at
In this sale all departmci
DRY GOODS, CLOTill
IV <t> T I <
MI Tj LIN E1
Such an opportunity does not ofi
)f goods should not let it pass
?oods charged during this sale.
j. v
N. B.?Those having accounts
Vill please settle promptly.
March 20 12
I N o FT
A R R A
Por a change in
we will, until B
3ur Stock at Re
for CASH ONLY.
FOSTER, WIL
Jan 2 1
Juardians N Otic? (I t inal | r|
DischargeBY
permission *>!' II <m. J. >1 Ck-i'. I
Judge of Probate lur llii-m C< uiity, 1will,
o.i the 22nd day ol' I'riiu ry ISD2, W y
lake my find return as (S lunl an of l*il inn f? '!
I. Kelly,and aj ply to* letters <f dUudsst-ry '
s t*ai 1 (iuardian. I
All persons having claims against flic said '
1'illinin !?. K.'ily during hi* inn.oi'y wn) K/;
resent tliem to nie on or Lcf re ilia1 day, rat
S. J. II. HOWELL,
(Iuardian of Win. 11. Ke^ly. J
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GOODS
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Goods at greatly reduced
SVe will oiler you some big in
" Shoes,
^assimeres,
T1T A "%T TXTTT1 T n I
r JjAiN JLMriLo,
B'OR THE CASH, as we
t all Winter Goods.
SCUHK HAHGAIIN
PECTFULLY,
& Sparks.
tf s
lson & Son, t
IS R !?s . 11
GENERAL RANKING ''
d
)epartment. a
LECTIONS MA1)K,
INSUlt VNCE.
JK OK SMALL. AND WILL PROMISE
)Uo THE ATM FN P.
OUR BANK SiiFES.
Oiii.
T TV T g
JEM ENT. .
ii
lit lor the Full trade, as well
supply of
? CASH,
cf my entire stock at actual
S. The g mds are new and j
ter.tion of purchasers. J
nts arc represented.
IC-, SHOES, ATS,'
> :s ss* , a
IY E T 0.]
ten occur, and those in want J
This is no humbug. So
ST. McLURE, Agt.
with me, not already paid,
J. W. McLUHE, Agt.
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n (; fs
l Jl\ \ A iL ^a
our Business
!
larch 1st., sell
educed Rates,
i
KINS & CO ]
?f
ilckens and Eggs for Sale.
IIA V I' f. r sale h few (I r n Fggs and a ^
few pari of pn?e Mood tSilver l.nce
nndol and Frown Lrplium Fowls, at the
owing prces: f
3ggs of tin her breed, - $1 n di zc. *
Fowls " " - $3 a pair.
I will take ill <xcli;tigo for Fowls niwl
3js corn, prf.s and potatoes, at m iikct
es.
13 KN ALLS TON,
Ian 22 4 If.
i
NEW 1
RACI
13 A 1> E
LOW PE
Wo not only keep abreast of
Iwnys find us in the leadt
We are still cutting prices elo;
f strictly winter goods. We do
eason to another Quick sales, f?
o all, coupled with square and
iiisiness.
We have no unpaid accounts o
ret over. So we can give all <
niying our goods close, thus sa^
lollar for our customers.
We have just received a big lot 1
0, OS, worth twice the money.
Our clothing must go, come and
ban ever.
Come and get our prices before (
R
HARI
Ipril' 10 II
FURNF
I tun now locuted in Nicholon
'.specially (or my business, andam
;ood honest goods at lower price*
AS A TIOKLEH, K W1L
hairs irom 5 5cts to $20.
Good hard wood beds, fitted w
11 centre, and Bracket rail, for $2
Good large Bureau, with 12x20
80FT TOP MATTRI
Cornice poles, brass or wrood trii
Nice Plush Parlor suits for $35.
Bed room suits lVom $15.00 to
My line in all departments is c<
icfore heard of in this State.
i AM GLGS
MY STOCK OP FANCY
JHAIRS, TABLES, AR1
BT/lflnYTIlTlCI T1"0 #
x ?Va i. U xlJLio, r Xl?
iul I invito a careful inspection
ssortinent is broken.
FURNITURE *0F
Matresses,
Feathers,
Carpets,
Hugs,
Matting,
Pictures,
SASH, DOOlit
IHIRGLES, LUMBER,
I well not bj undersold by an^
3C me before you buy anything in
Nov 20 47
Goods mi
If you want
Boots, Shoes,
Bio thing" cheap
is we are g*oin
Dur Business.
RODGER &
Sep;(S 86
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t'ORK J
U <> F
! I C E S
the times, but 3011 will
sor to make a clean sweep
not oairv goods from one
diort profits, 0110 close price
lair dealing, governs our
u our ledger to worry and
jf our time and energy to
ring many a hard earned
of Oonnct shirts at 25, 40,
1 got prices, ^hoes cheaper
you buy.
ESTECTFULLY,
*Y & BELK.
5 ly
PURE.
s large storeroom, fitted up
better prepared to furnish
i than ev- l* before.
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mirror, 011 rollers, $1.1)0.
ESSES 82.001
minings, complete, 'loots.
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$75.00.
nnplete, and at prices never
IMG OUT
GOODS, SUCH AS
cists materials,
LMES, ETC.,
of these goods before the
ALL KINDS.
Frames
Glass and Putty,
Cornice Poles,
Window Shades.
IJaby Carriages,
Rattan Goods,
i, BLINDS,
LATHES, LIE.
r living man. Don t fail to
i my line.
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Dry Goods,
Hats and
>, call on us,
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