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For ibeTiMra 0ven a Ft rd Democratic ClubA democratic club was orjpDii* J at Owens 1 Ford ?' ? -L. J.m w.*lbU2. The following wer? elect* 1 officer*: J. 1. Moorheed, Pres-denl; 1st Vice-Presid?ot, (j. W. McKown; 2nd Vice-President, S. F. ??tes. Secretary, J. M. Greer; Treasurer, W. L. Geadeloek. Delegates to County Convention.?T. J. Patrick, S. F. Ester, J. M. Greer, IT. L. Gcudelock. K P. M acorn son, J. T. Moorbead, G. W. McKown. Al'cmat**.J. D. McCuiliUgh, J. Bo ice, F. A. Goforth, T. M. LitiUjo' n, A. F. Keudtick. L?r. .M. J. Walker, J. J. George. One hundred and sixty uaoies were euro led. There being no further business the club adjourned, to meet subject to call *f ih* President. J. M. GREER, Beefy. ALLIANCE TRIBUTE OF RESPECT It. NAPOLKO.N raises. Wo are again called upon to record ihe death of another member of the Cross Kays Alliance family. Whereas, li ploiscd the Supremo Architect and Hirer of this universal Kingdom, to remove from our midst, liroiher il. Napoleon 1'iinoe, on the 13th of Fobruarjr, 1892, therefore Resolved, 1. That we exten t our heartfelt Rehired 2. That a c >pjr of three resolutions he sent to the Cotton Plant and Union Timks for publication, also to the family of the deaeasel. Jrss^ 11. Davis, Secl'y. To tilk Democracy or tux State or Soutu Carolina.?Whereas, the Constitution of the Democratic paity of this State, adopted September 10.b, 1890, provides for the culling of a Convention to be held in the city of Columbia on the third Wednesday iu May of every Presidential year. Now, therefore, I, John L. M. Irby, Chairman of the State Executive Committee of the Democratic party, iu obedience tbo to Constitution and a resolution passed by the State Democratic Executive Committee, do hereby call a Stato Convention to facet in the city of Columbia, at 12 o'clock A!., ou the third Wednesday in May next, (the 18tli day,) iu the Hall of the House of Representatives, for the following purposes, to wit: To elect dolegites to the National Democrat ic Convention to be beld in pursuance of a call to bo made by iho National Domocratio Executive Committee, and also to elect a member of the National Democratic Exocu'Bbc tiro Committee from this Stn'e. Representation in said Convention ebnll be double the number of the members of the General Assembly to which the respective counties are entitled, the apportionment of the House of Representatives by the last Legistauro to govern the representation based upou that bouse. John L. M. Iriiy, Chairman State Dcin. Ex. Cout. [Signed] G. Duncan Bkllinokr, Secretary. Stiti.oii a cataitrii IIkneuy.?A marvelous euro for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for the more successful treatment of these complaints without extra charge. Prico 50c. Sold by II. K. Sxith & Co. List of Latteri Remaining in the Postotiice at Union, for the week ending April 16th, 1892. ^ ~~ John Stout. f * Persons calling for the above letter! will please say if advertised, and will beroquired to pay olio cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER. P. M. FOK THE LEGISLATURE. J on is vi llb, April 3, 1892. To the Editor of the Union Times: Allow me, through the columns of your paper, (o anuouncc myself a candidate for a seal in the House of Representatives, subject to endorsement by the democratic voters at the next Primary Election. 1 am. as 1 always have been, opposed to tbeStato's suppoiting Institution! of Higher Education, and if the democrats of Uniou County cannot endorse opposition to Higher Education by the State, 1 do not want thorn to endorse mo. It is not the office thai i Waut, but 1 want the people { Union County to say by their honest votes that Higher Education by the State is no longer nnroa eary, therefore, is * usrleas expense to (he State. Simply tins, and nothing more. G. WALTON WiilTMAM. TIME EXTENDED. Trrascrbr's OrricK, 1 Uniom, S. C. JAprii, 1:1th, 1892. J I")Y order of W. II. Ellsrbe, Comptroller J General of the Slate of South Carolina, , the tax books will be open at the TreasurP**' cr'a I'ftice, for ihe collection of Taxes until lite 2oth, inst., without penalty. JOHN P. THOMAS, Treas'r. Union County. April 15. 1G 2t Fresh Goods Orange Watlle Cakt. Lemon Jel'y Cake. Vanilla Jelly Cake. Found and Jelly Cake. Lemon Snaps and French Jumbles. Zarctto and Bouquet Crackers. FOR HARD TIMES. . Nary Leans, Dried Feachee and Dried Appier?jun dried or evaporated, at Small or Spanish Finder, for planting. H. F. SCAIFE & SON. Apr 15 lt? tf The State of South Carolina. ^ COUNTY OP UNION. ^ By JAMES.M GEE, Esq., Frubato Judge WHEREAS, ?S. S. Stokes has made suit to ine to grant him Letters of Administration <1e bonis non, on the Estate of and etrects of Thomas L. Jeter, deceased. These aio therefore to cite and admonish annua singular me lauureu ana creditor* or tlie said Tnomas II. Jeter, deceesed, that tliey lie and appear before me, in the Court of Probate to be held at Union C. II., South ' Carolina, on the 30th day of April, 1802, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they hate, j why the said Administration should not be granted. , Given under my hand and real th;e 12ih day of April, Anno Domini, 1892 i f,-^) JAMES M. GEE, , J seai V Judge Probate. | Published on the 16th dny of April, 1802, i in the weekly Union Times. April 16 10 3t. ^ Hyys ana Chickens. A Few of those fine Wyandot and Leghorn Chickeua for sale. ALSO Pure Leghorn, and Wyandot Eggs, $1, per dozen. Pure Langshang Eggs $1.50 per dozen. March 11 11 3l AN ORDINANCE. G GAIoe. tun THE FISCA YE Alt COM MKMCING SBIT. 10. 1691. CoCXCfl. ClIAMBKB. \ Uaiow, S. 0., April V, 1692. j rv i' i<r adi\ i f ktl'n .l. i' n SHERIFFS SALES. FOP. MAY. 1892. 7 BY virt' e of sundry executions, ? me direct- <1, i will ?? 1 before the f'eurthouse d-JCr. iu the town of Union, Union County, ou Moi.day, the second dey of May, i next, during ttie legal hours of SherilTs J Sales, the following described property, to B wiir - - -?* ?l One Dae'of land belonging to A. Frank >i lib. titua'e, lying and being in Goudeys- % xi le Township, Union County, containing g f ur hundre I a id foity acres, more or less, ,( bounded by ands of Mr*. Ann E. Bearden, j, Mr/, t'nrrie Da?i?, Mrs. Madora Davis, 11. ^ F. Sn i (?. H. Wright, snd the waters of f; Broa i Hirer. Levied on, and to bt sold as the property of A. Frank Smith, at the suit ^ of The Merchants and Planters Nat-onal gl Bank, l'Nintiffv ngv.nst A. Frank Smith, jt James McKoivn and II. F. Smith, Dsfendauts. ? ALSO a One trac' of land belonging to S. M. f Thsckston, situate, lying and beng in Dray- 1 touville low 'ship. Uuiou County, containing one huudrrd and tliirty-lhree seres, more or ? lsss, bouud<d on tlio North by Thickety '< Cieek, East by lsnde of 8. 11. Tbackst^n, t' John D. JelTciies and it. R. Brown, South J by lands of S. I., Pryor, West by lands of P Mrs. Mary 1*. Dswkins. Levied on, and w to be sold a* the property cf S. M. Thackt u ton, at the ruit of Aiaha'a Allen, Plaintiff, against S. M. Thackstou, Do'eudant. t ALSO S o One tract of l.in 1 belonging to J. W. Sin- r4 - ofcrtivwttTOtt*, tying and being in Union township, Union County, contaiuing sixty-eight p acres, more or l*ss, bounded by lands of T. J. Harris, estato of L. K. Meador, de- p ceased, estate of B. D. Culp, deceased, and the estate of John T. Hill, deceased. Levied p on, and to be sold as the property of J. W. p Sinclair, at the suit of John It. Smith, Plaintiff, against J. W. Sine air. DoTeu hint. p ALSO All the right tit'e and iulcrowt that John '' Mays, deceased, owns in one trau of of land, * situate, lying and being in B igansville and Jot.civillc townships, Union Couu'y. containing one hundred and nino*y-s?Vcii acres, F more or less, bounded 0:1 the North by lands F of Jesse Bishop, east by latids of the estate F of William Loug, deceased, Sou h by lauds of C, F. Vaughn and II. M. (Jiitnball, F Wait by lands of Jesse I>i;-ho:> aud Mrs. Mary McDaniel. Levied on, p.n I to be sold F as the property of John M >ys, deceased at F the su t of Munro Whit'.ock, Plain iff, against F J. W. Scott. oa Ad minis: r. tor of the ostatc F of John Mays, deocased. ALSO. .. r I will sell at Jonesvills, in Union County, p on Tuesday, the third day of May ncx , during the legal hours of Sheriff's S?lo?, one one-horse wagon. Levied on. and t> bs so'd as the property of Milton Buchanan, at the suit of C. It. Long, Plaintiff, agains*. Milton Buchanan, Defendant. J. O. LONG, S. U. C. I Sheriff's Office, April, Oth, 1802. j April 15 16 3t j MASTER'S SALE. The State of South Carolina. f COUNTY OF UNION Carrie M. Blanton, ( re Julia E. Sprousc, ft al IN obedieuce to ai order made in the above stated case by His Honor, Ju ge I T. B. Frazer, dated March 18th 1802, 1 will } sell at Uuiuu Courthouso, during the legal hours of sale, on SalesJay, the 2d of May, ^ 1802, the following lauds: One hundred and thirty-one acres, more or less, in Pinokncy and Union Townships, and bouuded by lauds of H. II. Deluc, Miles mum. ?v . ... ? i erm-?"??*?CASH. ^ II. PEAKE, Mas I ft i'. Muster's Office. April 9. April lo 10 3t j MOKTG A GE S AL EOF LAND. BY virtu* of * power contained in ft Mortgage given by Mary Cftnnon to John D. Smith, dfttcd the 31st day of July 1891, and fi recorded in the ottice of the Register of tl Mesne Conveyance for Union County, South 01 Caroline, in book of Mortgages M, No. 12, page 107, 1 nill sell to the highost bidder bislore the Court House door at Union, S. C , during the legal hours of sale, on Salosday in May 1802, cortaiu lands described in said Mortage, as follows : All those two certain lots of land at Car- f lisle Station (late Fish Dam Station) in Union J County ami described as follows ; Lot No. 16, with dwolhng hou?e tharoon ; said lot |(, incMsutingsixty feit front on Fish Dam ,.{ Avenue by one hundred and sixty feet in j,( depth, and bounded-Jus-said i--- n, Duunanry rjrreet, and by lot# of WiHiain Sartor, and by the Railroad lot, as appears by plat of sail lands made by John L. Young. Also lot No. 7, on Sartor Avenue, measuring one hundred tad tweui/ ieet front on ^ said Avenue by ? in depth, lying on th# South sids of the G. C. at N. Railroad Company's Depot, and bounded by said Sartor Avenue aud by lots of William Jeter and of J others: said lot having a Store House thereon. TERMS?CASH?Purchaser to pay for papers. JOHN D. SMITH, U April 81892. Mortgagee. ? Apr 16. 10 ?t. B< LAND TO RENT. The British and American Mortgage Com- fj pany li against 1 A. F. Smith, el <tl \ IN obedience to nit order in the above 1 stated case, made by His Honor, W. II. 2 Wallace, dated 4th of April 1892, 1 will 2 rent to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse in Union Couuty, on Salesday in May, the ? following lauds, to wit: * Three hundred acres, bounded North and _ West by Anne Smith's land and by lauds 11 of C. C. Davis, East by Broad River (extend- 12 ing a mi e. or about that, on said River) 12 South, by lauds of J. N. Jcft'eries and G. B. 12 Wright, the lands known as the A. Frank 1 Smith lands. 1 n ii nuiur V/. II. X ? Master. 2 Muster's OIBce, April 9. 3 April 15 . lti 3t 3 The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. 4 4 By JAMES M. GEE, Esq., I'robate Judge, 4 WHEREAS, J. II. McKissick, as Clerk jj of Court, 1ms made suit to me to _ grant him letters of Administration on the Estate of ant effects of Mary Smith, deceased. These aro therefore to cite and admonish ill aud singular the kindred aud creditors of the said Mary Smith, deceased, that they bo and appear, before me, in the Court of I'robate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 10 h day of May, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they hare, why the 'aid Admiuiftiiiiieu should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this '29th ! day of March, Anno Domini, 1882. i r \ JAMES M. GEE, | skal > Judge Probatel'ubliahed on the 1st day of April, 1892, in the weekly Union Timks April 1 14 Ot.* Kr, 11 v/avAinnu u; m? t?? u v.?uii of Union, in ths State of South Carolin ?v n?i and silting, t?d bj ibo author.ty ho hh? : Sir. 1. Thai a tax <t (wo (2) mill* up* t?ry dollar of (bo raluo of all Krai Ketat tcck in trade, aud personal property in tl jancfUoi u, bo *ul the ssmo it herol ivied <o inool (he ordinary expanses of (I luuicipal go'o'uiuent of said town for tl seal year comineaciug Sc,d. 10. 1891. Sec. 2. That ihe sum of one dol'ar ar fly cants be fixed as a commutation f tract and road duty, and iha asid sum erchy required to be rai l by racli ai eery able bodied male person between tl ges of eighteen aud fifty-fire years, wti aside within the ineirporate limits of sa own. Sac. 3 That the Town Ticasurer do pr eed at ouca, to co lect the taxes here entd. and ilia* he shall keep his books op* rom the 1st day of .Mar until the 1st dsy < une next, (1892), nficr which time he shi rocced by distress or otborwi*e, as pr Bribed by law. to co lect such us rema npiid with a penalty of twenty per cent. Sue. 4. Thai the basis of values for tax ion of Real Estnte, Perscusl property at tock iu trade, shall be taken from the boo f the County Auditor for the vcir 1891, w as it relate* to the town of Union. Skc. 5. License fees abali be aa follows : 'or each dealer in FertlHiora from 8 to 25 tons $ 5 ( 'or each dealer in fertilizers from 25 to 75 tone 15 ( or each Agent of Gutving Mnchims 5 ( 'or each Agent of Fire Insurance Companies 10 ( 'or each Agent of Life liisurar.ee Company 10 ( or each Livery ?n I Sale Stable... 25 ( 'or each Carriage, liuggy or llorro kept for Hire, outside of Livery Stable 10 ( or each two-horse dtay per annum 10 ( or each ouc-horsc dray p r annum 5 ( Vr each ISilliard ltoooi on Main Street 25 < or cacli Btl ianl H out on Hack or Side ttret t 15 < 'or each Ten-Pin A1 ey 50 ( or each circus per day 75 ( br each Site Show 10 ( or ?ach Lcc ure. Mus ca! Kntertainmrnt, I'iay or Sli iw. for reward or gsiu, per day 5 ( or each Auctioneer per day 5 ( one and ratified under the Corporate Se of paid town of Uii u on the Oth day April, 1892. It. W. Tinslkt, >V. T. GIt Ml AM. Clerk. Iuteii<lat April 15 16 3t. I K. SMITH & I (SuccKssoits to J. M. <Jiims & Son.) tcspcctfully inform the people of Union tli they aro receiving a complete 5TOCK OF NEW JDRUG ? A N 1) ? 111 .( nu 4.a:?i \n muus in riuicj mm Tgunliy kept in a completely equipped ai well conducted Drug Store, such S3 TOILET SOAPS, ninwBitrrttr KS, ND AT/1. OTUKR ARTICLKS FOR TIIK TOILS Prescriptions Compounded Car fully by an experienced Physician. We intend to keep n complete clock esh goods in each department, and invi le public to try th* quality of our goo* id our prices. H. K. SMITH & CO. Jan 29 o tf Notary Public Notice. WOULD respectfully inform the publi . that 1 am now prepared with b'ank rms, etc., to execute. Notarial work in a i departments, and will serse those in nee such work either at my oflice or at the; ' " ~~~ JAMES STRAIN, Notary Public, Eit i .lano, Union Co. S. ( April 1 14 lm ICHMOND At DANVILLE RAILROAD C( Coi.r.MIHA AND tlUKK.NVILLI: DIVISION. Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. o S92. Trains run hy 76th Meridian Turn etwceu Columbia, Allston and Spsrtanburj Daily I Dally No. 13. | STATIONS. IXo. 14. lOainll.v Columbia Art 3 60p i ! 05 p m| " Allston " | 3 00 05 " j " Carlisle "I 1 32 15 " j " Santuo " I 1 20 40 " | " ... . Union., " j 1 00 18 ? | " l'ao >lct " 112 OO 45 p m|Ar Spartanburg Lv jll 35pt jtwecn Columbia and Greenville via Beltoi !x. Sun. |Ex. Su No. 11. STATIONS. | No. 10am I.v Columbia Ar. 3 60pt : lOp m " Ala'on " 3 00 10 " " Poraaria " 2 40 ! 45 " " Prosperity ... " 2 17 05 " " Newberry 1 57 10 " ' Helena " 1 52 ! 02 " I " Chappell's ... ' 1 07 45 " " Ninety-Six... " 12 40 ; 00 " " Greenwood... " 11 57ai 28 " " Hodges ' 11 32 ! 48 " ' Doneldi " 1110 i 01 " " Honea P?lh.. " 10 50 20 " Belton " 10 36 45 " " Williamston.. " 10 16 62 " " Pelzer " i 10 10 07 " " Piedmont " j 9 66 46 p m Ar Greenville.... Lvj 9 1 oar nfttiUil Soientiflo American rrffT** COPYRIOHT8, etc. For Information and froa Handbook writa to MUNN A CO.. 30! lluoAUWAY, NIW YORK. Widest bureau for socurlng patents In America, Kvory patent taken out by us le brought before tbe public by a notice given free of cbargo In tbe Scientific JVmeticati Largest rlrculntlon of pny prlenf llle paper In tha world. Splendidly Illustrated. No intelligent man should be without It. Weekly. 83.OU a tear ; fl. d alx months. Address MC .NN A COVB14BUUUS 3M Ueoadway, Maw York. J Y ? XuSlEt:.f1* * ? COME AND SEE FOR YOlTRi ' Ehdies see wir line of Drest ,d \ OUR NEW I 11 Our notion stock is c ; DRY GOODS lu In staple and fanc^c dry goo o- Outings, Percals, Lawns, and D !" Our prices are guaranteed agaii lina who carries first class goo ? IN SHOES i *- Union, notwithstanding the hai U them so the prices are right doi " MitfciNERY! w Our stock of Hats, Bonnets a: h) lines. We can suit any face ar w A full line of JButtericks Patt * Graham K PREPARE F X) X) Our new goods liave arrived and an )0 best selection in the town, and at ] know that money is scarce, and t W whero tho best goods ami LOWES' )((' headquarters. Our line of ladies Dr 00 ing of Henriettas, Bedford Cords, A Foulmas, Black Lawns. Whito La\ X, Ginghams, Chevorons, Ohallies, Colo \ MTirt;! t MISS KATE PEARSON, the 1 ' with us again. She is prepared to sh shades in Ribbons, and in fact everyt I fail to inspect this department. Wo <] Our stock of Clothing, Shoes a Younc men tret one of our Blnnk Sfm LISTEN AT TI Black Silk Mits, only lOcts. 1000 yds fancy Challies for 3 Jets. ? 1200 " Standard Prints for f>cts. 800 " Colored Lawns for 3 cts. 1000 " Good Plaids, for 4 Jets. P? 1000 " Extra Heavy Plaids, 7J. White Lawn, plain, 5cts. nd White Lawn, striped, 5cts. Ball Thread, 1 cetft* Good Washing aejap, 2cts. | Blueing. 1 rant \ * " I Remember that WE ARE THE 1 r. least that is what those who have give ' ARE YO 5 HATE YOU 'HEA1 _ II. M. GRIMBALL IIAS SOLD s DRY G u at a hig discount, below New York c d and these pods must be disposed of in T/n** fFY...' tv! 1U1 juu auu UUIUDITCS. Jll JfOU I1U HO good bargains are being picked up c ; Voolens aiiu ; Arc not going to be carried over to m |J smoke on it for awhile.) French Gingham's 10 cents. Checked Nainsook and Cross-barret Satin llibbon, 3inches wide, IS ccn i, Velvet Ribbon, 2 inches wide, 15 ct e* Surrah Silk, 25 to 50 cents. Hamburg Embroidery, 1 to 10 cent TABLE LINEN !AT A FRIC : WITH OIL 11 ? Ladies Shoes at $2.00, oth Giro " a few sizes left.) 11 Passamentrie, allshatlcs, 05 to .30 o Best Spool Silk, 5 cents. (n Button bole Twist, 1 coat. Goffs Skirt Braid Scents, HI GENTLEMEN AND LADIES THAN ANY JOBBER EVEP M IQu NEEDLEH 1 CE WE ALSO CARR : Crockery anc AND A COMPLE1 ^ Staple and Fan Best California Peaches, 25 tfnts. French Sardines #2.00 peydozen. Green Peas 12 Picklee, OUres, Olive Oiiand other s SUGAR, COFFEE, HAMS, RICE, LARD, ANL At Prices t< IF YOU WANT A GOOD LIGI1 "THE FINEST IN NO G00D8 WILL Call and see the ba YOUI! \ lr i k IT 1 XI8, )CK OF GOODS. EYER BEFORE.1 5ELF AND BE CONVINCED. ?, ? Goods and Trimmings, also MILLINERY. :ompletc in all lines. AND SHOES. ds, such as Ginghams, Prints, omestics, we are headquarters. J ist any house in South Carods. ve can show you one of the argest stocks ever brought to rd times, and we have bought wn to hard pan. MILLINERY! nd Trimmings are full in all id size, up to nnv pocket book, cms just received. & Sparks, (i t? rr; a k t v r vy _1_V XJ AM. K-/ -JL UI XI ? e pronounced by every one to be the prices that defy competition. We hat those who have it will spend it r prices arc to be found. AVe are ess Goods is simply grand, consistlbatros, Nuns Veilings, Suuru Silk, vns, White and Black Flouncing, red Lawns and Prints. MERY. popular Milliner of Baltimore," is ^ ow you all the latest shapes in Ilats, lung in the Millinery line. Do not lo not mind showing goods, nd Hats, is filllcd to overllowing. ( lws for Easter. V 1ese trices: Starch, 5cts. Spool Cotton, 200 yds, 2 cts. Needles, 1 cent. 1 Gross Buttons, 3 cents. Pins, 1 cent. Spool Silk, 5 cents. B. II. Twist, 1 cent. Heavy Shirting, 4? cts. ?i A good Domot Shirt, ONLY 2o cts. A Nice Dress Shirt, 33 cts. jEADERS of low PRICES, at n us a trial say. W. McLURE, Ag't. U IN IT? 3D THE NEWS? US Ills ENTIRE STOCK OF . r O O D S ^ ost. Money isrscarce, times tough, i the next sixty days. t come quick you will be sorry, for very day. Ladies Roods, > ... . i DF ext year, (put thnt m your pipe una 1 Muslin, 5 to 8 cents. { ts. Ults. ^ s. E THAT WILL 1)1) AWAY , CLOTH. io mr same shoe; (only j Ants. Vil HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER I OFFERED ANYWHERE. Q rNX A. 1'Al'EII. j Y A STOCK OF _ I Glassware. \E LINE OF cy Groceries. hclf goods; at similar low prices. *F MOLASSES, GRISTS, FLOUR, > BACON. Q o suit you, IT, BUY THE RED "C." OIL; Q TIIE WORLD." BE CHARGED! O .rgains wc offer. g & Hunter. | s NEW \ RACI We arc now ready to nhow vou t >RY GOODS, NO SHOES, HATS, .. i l.t I'Vl'l MllfllgllL Ill UIIUIII, All of which we bought for : the market. No matter how c we just add our small profit you find our prices so much lo tors. You should see our Dress Goods D From cheap Lawns, Challie dies, Embroidered ltobes, Dot and the latest styles in impor Big lot of Hamburg Edging newest patterns Don't fail Clothing. CALL AND LET US SHC OUR NEW S' HE HARE pril 10 15 )UR NEW SPB ARE N O IV A HIVING, ANI CAN SHOW YOU T IN PRESS GOODS AT / LOW PRICES. IN GENTS IATS WE CAN PLEASE TI WE IIAVE ADDED TO. O OF LADIES AND MISSES AND UNTRIMMEP, A SUIT THE TIMES. < IS: "NOT OHEAl RUT GOOD G CHEAP.' IE INVITE AN I FOSTER, WILI Ian 2 1 fifm, A. Nichol "M'? A ,-KJr T7 HAVE ADDED TO TIIEIR G a Y Savings D< POOTfQ - EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD, COLLE< : SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, BE IT LARUE YOU FAIR AND COURTEOUS ALL AND EXAMINE 0 an 22 i 1^1 ir ttt ^ IJCUUDS ML T*P you w tfcUTG . toots, Shoes, Jlothing" cheap, ,s we are going >ur Business. RODG-ER & kp 6 80 ^B ^B , w< - * t f?H x 35?#^jk^B " i ! ? lie most complete stock of jf| iTIONS, CLOTHING, ETC., 99 *?|j| <pot cash, away under heap they aro bought, That is the reason ~ ? * ? *?"fffl wer than our competi- < epartment. ts, etc., to fine Organted Swiss in patterus, ted woolens, and Laces, in all the to look through our >W YOU THROUGH . TOOK. SPECTFULLY, IY & BELK. % iy 1NG GOODS lt) WE IIE LATEST lSTONISHINGLY AND BOYS STRAW IE MOST FASTIDIOUS. Ull STOCK A LINE HATS, TRIMMED iT TRICES TO )UR MOTTO P GOODS, IOODS 1? IARLY CALL. ^ rmrc! v r*r\ imo oc \JU ef son & Son, "? th> "^.^V fENERAL BANKING apartment. JTION8 MADE, INSURANCE. Oil SMALL, AND WILL PROMISE I TREATMENT. PR BANE SAFES. Cm. ST GO. I rTf DryGoods, Hats, and call on us f to change PURCEI.T - 1 .,g? the con: -491 ..<? Kansas City, Fort ^JsS .. Railroad