Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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For ibeTutrs. Owen's Fird Democratic ClubA democratic club was organize 1 stOvrens Ford, this <lie Oth of April, 1802. The fol- L lowing were electe 1 officers : JL J. 'J. Moorbeed, l'rosnleut; 1st Vice-Presi- ho deuf, G. W. McK-jwn; 2nd Vice-President, Co 8. P. Kites. . DC Secretary, J. M. Greer; Treasurer, \V. L. 8? Goudelock. Delegates io County Convention.?T. J. Patrick, S. F. Kites. J. M. Greer. If. L. 8h Goudelock, 15. P. Mseotnsou, J. T. Moorbead, T' G. W. MoKown. f < Alcrnates.?J. D. McCull'iugh, J. Buice, bo F. A. Gofbrth, T. M. Littlejohn, A. F. Keu- Mi diick. Dr. M. J. Walker, J. J. George. F. One hundred snd sixty unities were en- Br ro led. On There being no further business the club ?f ndjoururd, to meet suhjest to cell ef the Bi President. J. M. GREEK, d* Sect'y. ALLIANCE TRIBUTE OF RESPECT- T1| toi II. NAPOLEON PRINCK. Qn let Wo nro again celled upon to record the Or death of anothor member of the Cross Keys Jo Alliance family. by Whtrtat, It plotscd the Supremo Archi- M tect and Ruler of this universal Kingdom, to to remove from our midst, Brother 11. Na- toi poloon 1'iinoc, on the 18th of February, ag 1892, therefore Retolvtd', 1. Tbst we exten t our heurtfelt wmpathr jo tho facpily pf our dyoja^ed , broloeY ToTnen- bereavement an f sorrow RfNlved 2. That a o >py of iheso resolu- a lions he sent to the <Mton Plant and Union Tim its for publication, also to the family of *' the deceased. . * Jess:: B. Davis, Sect'y. on To tiin Democracy or the State or South Carolina.?Whereas, the Cousiitu- 1 lion of the Democratic pai ty of Ibis State, adopted September 10.b, 1800, provides for the calling of a Convention to be held in the Mi city of Columbia on the thirl Wednesday iu sit May of eTory Presidential year. Jo Now, therefore, I, John L. M. Irby, ioj Chairman of the State Executive Committee mi of the Democratic party, iu obedience tbo to of Constitution and a resolution passed by the of State Democratio Executive Committee, do of hereby call a State Convention to filcct in W the city of Columbia, at 12 o'clock M., ou M the third Wednesday in May next, (the 18th as day,) in tbe Hall of the House of Kepresou- th tniives. for (he following purposes, to wit: J. To elect delegites to the National Democrat- of io Convention to be beld in pursuance of a call to bo made by tho National Democratio Executive Committee, and also to elect a member of the National Democratic Exesu- ?n ti?? Committee from this stn'e. '"I Representation in siid Convention shall he double the number of the members of the ** General Assembly 10 which the respective eountiea sre entitled, the apportionment of the House of Representatives by the lost Legistauro to govern the representation based upou that bouse. _ John L. M. Iriiy, Chairman State Dcm. Ex. Con. [Signed] G. Duncan Bkllinorr, T Secretary. SniLOUS Catarkii IIkmbdy.?A marvelous cure forCntarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for tbc more sue- ] cesaiui treitmont ol tlieio complaints wiiliout extra charge. Prico 50c. Sold by II. T. K. Smith Si Co. 80 - ho List of letters ^ Remaining in the Poetofflce at Union, for or the week ending April 16th, 1892. ? John Stout. X Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. ft J. C. HUNTER, P. M. _ ___ M FOR THE LEGISLATURE. JoNssriLLK, April 3, 1892. V To the Editor of the Union Times: X! Allow me, through tlie columns of your Su paper, to announce myself a candidate for a re< ^ seal in the House of Representatives, tub- Mt iect to cndur<nm?nt In ili? ?* w -?- -mj <mv uvtuvumviv t uvtn sjtl\ ?t the next l'rimury Election. p,i| I em. aa I ulna/a have been, opposed to bet the State's suppot ting Institutions of Higher du Education, and if the democrats of Union in County cannot endorse opposition to Higher Mc Education by the State, 1 do not want them i to endorse me. It is not the office that I lisl waut, but I want the people of Union County Cot to say by their honest votes that Higher wit Education by the State is no longer neces- ine sary, therefore, is a useless expense to the Avi State. Simply this, and nothing more. dei ? G. WALTON WlUTMJt-w. x?ui .. - 8? TIME EXTENDED. y' J Trrasurir's Orncs, 1 urj Union, S. 0. V ia,( April 13th, 1892. j got RY- order of W. H. Ellerbe, Comptroller | pat jua uenerai or the State of South Carolina, Av< ^ , the tax books will be open at the Treasur- oth ore office, for ihe collection of Taxes until on. the 25th, inst., without penalty. 1 JOHN P. THOMAS, paj Treaa'r. Union County. April 15. 10 2t I ? > Fresh Goods Orange Waffle Cake. _. Lemon Jel'y Cake. 1 Vanilla Jelly Cake. Pound and Jelly Cake. Lemon Snaps and French Jumbles. Zarette and Bouquet Craokers. I ? FOR HARD TIMES. JL Navy Beans, Dried Peaches and^firijd ^a Applet?iun dried or evaporated, at **n Small or Spanish Pinder, for planting. in 1 H. F. SCAIFE A SON. foil Apr 15 16 tf 1 Wei The Stato of South Carolina. *^g COUNTY OF UNION. ?ou H ri By JAMES M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judge Smi WHEREAS, S. S. Stokes has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Admia- . istration dt bonit non, on the Estate of and , affoaia nf Thnmea fl Tata* *1 ------J ^ These are therefor# to oite end admonish ell and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Tiiom&s D. Jeter, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate to be held at Union C. II., South ' Carolina, on the 80th day of April, 1802, v i after publioetion hereof, at 11 o'olock in the V forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, grai why the said Administration should not be Kat< granted. coai Given under my hand and seal th<e 12th T day of April, Anno Domini, 1802 all i 7* . hum u nvtr | r> ?? I w v?u, ? -yOI I | iia( [ Judge Probete. be i 1 w-' j Pro Published on the 15th day of April, 189*2, Car in the weekly Union Times. pub April 15 16 8t. noo ? ?? the Eggs and Chiokent. A Few of thoee fine Wyendot end Leg- d horn Chiokene for eele. ,3 ALSO | . Pure Leghorn, end Wyendot Eggs, $1, (< per doien. 1 Pure Lengeheng Eggs |1.60 per doien. in I Merok U U St 2 AN ORDINANCETO RAISE SUPPLIED FOR THE FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING SEPT. 10, 1891, Council. Ciiamskr, i Union, S. C., April 9, 1892. j ( BE IT ORDAINED by Oi? Town Council I of Uuioo, in the Slate of South Carolina, now met and fitting, ami by the author.ty of J* the same: f| Sic. 1. That a tax < f two (2) mills upon I every dollar of tho valuo of nil Real Estate, U Stock in trade, and personal property in the to?*n cf Utii"?, bo ami the svmo iv heroby fV levied 'o meet the ordinary expenses of the Municipal government of said town for the fiscal year commencing Sc;d. 10. 1891. Sec. 2. That the sum of one dollar and fifty cents bo fixed as a commutation for trni.1 ntul v.rniJ >(nl v n i.?l t L<* <*!.! ?? I ? SHERIFFS SALES. FOR MAY, 1802. }Y virt' e of sundry executions, to me directed, 1 ?*ill 89:1 before th? Courtubo door, in iiio town of Union, Union unty, on Monday, the second day of May, xt, during tho legal hours of Sheriffs le?, tho following described property, to tc One true* of land belonging to A. Frank ilb, situa'e, lying and being in Goudeysle Township, Union Couuly, containing ir hundrol a nl forty acres, more or lese, utided by hinds of Mrt. Ann fi. Beardcn, r.*. I'nrrio Davi?, Mrs. Mndora Davis, II. Sit i b, (J. II. Wright, and the waters of oa i Hirer. Levied ou, and lobe sold as o property of A. Frank Smith, at the suit Tho Merchants and l'lantars Nat-onal ink, Plaintiffs against A. Frank Smith, mes McKown au i II. F. Smith, Defendants. ALSO Ouc trac' of land belonging to S. M. tackston, situate, lying and be?ng in Drnynvillo township, Uuion County, containing e hundred and thirty-threo acres, more or is, boinild on tho North by Thickety eok, Bast by Inula of S. R. Tbackstin, hn D. Jeflfories nnd It. K. Brown, South lands of S. L. Pryor, West by lands of rs. Mnry P. Dawkins. Levied on, and be sold At the property cf S. M. Thacks a, at the ruii of Maha'a Allen, Plaintiff, ainst S. M. Thackston, Defendant. ALSO One tract of land belonging to J. W. Sinitr, situate, lying and being in Union townip, Union County, containing sixty-eight res, more or l*ss, bounded by lands of J. Harris, estato of L. K. Meador, dessed, estate of B. D. Culp, deceased, and e estato of John T. Hill, deceased. Levied , and to be sold as the property of J. W. eclair, at the suit of John It. Smith, l'lainf, against J. W. Sine air, Do'en lent. ALSO All the right tit'c and interest that John sys, deceased, o-.vu# in one tract of of land, n.i, l.i?. .n.i i.~:? it? :n_ > ??*V| IJI IIIJ^ wviuv; *1* BJU ncrviUc townships, Union County, containg uno hundred and iiinoy-sevcii acres, ire or le89, bounded 0:1 (tie North by land* Jesse Bishop, east by lands of the estate Willism Long, deceased, 8oil h by lands E. F. Vaughn arid 11. M. Uiiuiball, est by lands of Jesse Billion and Mrs. ary McDaoiel. Lrvivd on, an 1 to be aold the property of John M?ys, deceased at e su<t of Munro Whittoek, Plain iff, against W. Scott, ns Adrniuistr;tor of the ostate John Mays, deceased. ALSO. I will sell at Jonesville, in Union County, Tuesday, the third day of May nox , durg the legal hours of Sheriff's Srle?, one e-borse wagon. Levied on, and t> be sold the property of Milton Buchsmn, at tho it of C. It. Long, Plaintiff, agnins*. Milton tohnnan, Defendant. J. 0. LONG. S. U>C. Sheriff's Office, April, Oth, 1802. April lu 16 3t MASTER'S SALE, he State of South Carolina. COUNTY" OF UNION Carrie M. Blanton, vs Julia E. Sprouse, el al N obedience to ai orJer mndo in the above staled cise by His Honor, Judge B. Frazer, dated March 18th 1892, 1 will II at Union Courtbouso, during the legal urs of sale, on Saleaday, the 2d of May, 92, the folic ^ring lauds : i fl..? k.,ni....l ?i I VMW HUU?|?U ?iua lull fc/-VIIV HUI V9 , IIIUI C less, in Pmokney and Union Townships, d hounded by lauds of H. II. Delue, Miles rerar ?~jr - : * 1 rerrns or gale?CAS7T. C. II. PEAKE, Mastar. Master's Office. April 9. April 15 16 3t [OKTGAGE SALE OF LAND. >Y virtus of a power contained in a Mort) gags given by Mary Cannon to John D. iitli. dated the 31st day of July 1801, and | :orded iu the otlice of the Register of t sane Conrsyai.ee for Union County, South r rolins, in book of Mortgages M, No. 12, ge 107, 1 will sell to the highest bidder ore the Court House door at Union, S. C , ring the lsgol hours of sale, on Salesday May 1802, certain lands described in said >rt?ge, as follows : Ml those two certain lots of land at Care Station (late Fish Dam Station) in Uoion inty and desoribed as follews ; Lot No. 16, f h dwell.ng house thsreon ; said lot j asuting sixty feat front on Fish Dam n snue by one hundred and sixty fest in j, >th, and bounded.hr . >- - . iuuarj direst, and by lots of WiKlem lor, and by the Railroad lot, as appears plat of sail lands made by John L. ung. Uso lot No. 7, on Sartor Arenue, raeasng one hundred and twenty feet front on p 1 Arenue by ? in depth, lying on the ith sids of the G. C. & N. Railroad Coraty's Depot, and bounded by raid Sartor snue and by lots of William Jeter and of ( ers ; said lot baring a Store House there,'ERMS?CASH?Purchaser to pay for Mrs. JOHN D. SMITH, 1 Lpril 8 1892. Mortgages. Lpr 15. J6 St. E LAND TO RENT. i British and American Mortgage Com- f pany ! against A. F. Smith, et al i obedience to an order in tho above stated case, made bj His Honor, W. H. Usee, dated 4th of April 1892, I will ! t to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse ? 'Jnion County, on Saleaday in May, the owing lands, to wit: hrce hundred aores, bounded North and st by Anne Smith's land and by lauds 1 C. Davis, East by Broad River (extend- 1 a mile, er about that, on said River) 1 in uy iaqu8 01 j. n. jcneries ana u. u. 1 ight, the lands known as tbe A. Frank iih lands. C. H. PEAKE, Mailer. lastar'i Office, April 9. ipril 16 .16 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. JAMES M. GEB, Esq., Probate Judge, [THEREAS, J. II. MoKiuick, as Clark V of Court, baa made auit to ma to . nthlra letters of AdmiDistration on the ate of and effects of Mary Smith, dered. hese are therefore to cite and admonish ud singular the hiadrad and creditor* he said Mary Smith, dfeeaeed, that they tnd appear, before me, in the Court of bate, to be held at Union C. II., South elina, on the 10. h day of May, next, after iication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the foren, to show oauae, if any they hare, why said Administration should not be nted, liven under my hand and seal this 29th of Mareh, Anno Domini, 1882. ) JAMES M. GEE, aaa V J udge Probate. 'ubliahed on the 1st day of April, 1892, :he weekly Union Tim as Ipril 1 14 6t * : hereby rcquirel to be pail by each and every able bodied male person between the I ages of eighteen and fifty-five years, who -1J reside within the inenpornte limits of said town. Fsc. 3 Tha? tho Town Ttcasurer do pro- Oi cced at ouce, to co lect the taxes herein levied, and iliai he shall keep his books open _ from the 1st day of .Mar until tho lstdsyof lip June nex', (180*2), nfier which time ho shall proceed by distress or otherwise, as pre- I scribed by law, to co lect such as remain ? unp iid with a penalty of twenty per cent. 8kc. 4. That the bmis of values for tixa- XJ] lion of Real Estate, Personal property and , Stock in trade, sl all be taken from tho books til of the County Auditor for the year 1891, as far as it relates to the town of Union. Skc. 6. License fees shall be as follows : For each dealer in Fertilizers from 8 to 25 tons $ 5 00 For each denier in feriilizers from < 25 to 75 tans 15 00 111 For each Agont of Sewing Machines 5 00 For each Agent of Fire Insurance Companies 10 00 For each Agent of Life Insurance Company 10 00 For each Livery and Sale Stable... 25 00 "W~" For each Carriage, ll'.iggy or Ilorro Ikept for hire, outside ? f Livery Stab'.e 10 00 For each two-horse d:ay per annum 10 00 For each one-horse dray p r nnnum 5 00 i For each Rilliard Doom on Maiu . Street..... 25 00 "C! For each Bil inrd K -oin on Back or kn< Sid* etrect 15 00 w)| For each Ten-Pin A1 ey 50 00 < For each circus per day 75 00 ; !>>r each Silo Show 10 00 For ?ach Lcc-ure, Musical Enter- X^o tainmrnt, Play or Shew, for reward p: or giiu, per day 5 00 For each Auctioneer rer div 5 on Done and ratified ur,d*r tlie Corporate Seat" ofsaidtownof Union on the Otli day of April, 1802. It. W. Tinslky, W. T. GRAHAM. Clerk. Iutendant. . April 16 16 3i. H. I SMITH I CO. 'i (Successors to J. M. Giuus & Son.) Respectfully inform the people of Union that they nro receiving a complete A>li STOCK OF NEW JDRUGS ? AND? 8O1 All Kinds of Fancy Articles 1* ' W1 Usually kept in n completely equipped and \y] well conducted Drug Store, such as jja TOILET 80APS. Go AND ALL OTIIKR ARTICLES FOR T1IF. TOILET. lC& Prescriptions Compounded Care- ? Ailly by an experienced 7^ Physician. J? We intend to keep a complete stock of Tresh goods in each department, and invite he public to try th^ quality of our goods rnd our prices. H. K. SMITH & CO. Jan 29 5 tf jj Notary Public Notice. [WOULD respectfully inform the public that 1 am now prepared with b'enVs' orirs, etc., to execuie^Notarial work in ell '&t a Is departments, and will serve those in need and f such work either at my otlice or st their \ lomes. at "lire and let live r>ri??? " - <* ?* ""THWf- STRAIN, goo Notary Public, Eit* Jane, Union Co. S. C. Iff April 1 14 liu Uy IICIIMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. I| lam _ Arc 9lvi Columbia and Gbkkn villi; Division. c c Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 31, \ 802. Trains run bj 75th Meridian Tune. g letweeu Columbia, AlUton and Spartanburg. Daily j j Dally Til No. 13. | STATIONS. |No. 14. lill 1 1U a in Lv Columbia Art 3 60p ro 2 05 p m " Allston " | 3 00 " 1 06 ' " Carlisle.... " 1 32 " 1 16 " " Sanluo " 1 20 " 1 40 '* '? Union ?? 1 00 " I 2 18 ' ? Paeolet > " " a ft 2 45 p m Ar Spartanburg Lv 11 35pm p totweon Columbia and Greenville via Belton. J cj..? i """ iPr*_- cTTTZ *" liA. oiiu*I rtx. Dun j< No. 11. | STATIONS. No. 12. ' ^ 1 10am Lr Columbia Ar. 3 60pm 2 10pm " Alston.. " 3 00 ' QF 2 10 " " Pomaria " 2 40 " 2 45 " " Prosperity.... " 2 17 " 1 05 " " Newberry " 1 57 " 1 10 " " Helena " 1 62 " 2 02 " " Chappell's.... ' 1 07 ' 2 45 " Ninety-Six... " 12 40 " 3 06 " " Greenwood... " 11 67am 3 28 " " Hodges " 11 32 " I , 8 48 '? ....Donalds " U 10 ? V. 4 01 " " Honea Path.. " 10 66 " 4 20 " '( Belton " 10 36 ?? 4 45 " Williamston.. " 10 16 " ft . 4 62 " " Poller 10 10 ? U 1 6 07 " " Piedmont " 9 65 " A I 6 46 p m Ar Greenville.... Lr 9 16am ^ ' Amrlm jj OAVCATR^ IT?'*To! I XF *or Information and fro? Handbook writ? to MUNN * CO.. 861 Biioadwat.Niw You. Oldest bureau tor seominc patents In Amerloa. Kvery patent taken out by us la brought before the public by a notloe given free of obarge in the Scientific American sssr* se??; teas"#-*???! iSSl IP T<| CASH 1 BIG ST( ^ i 1N G HElftr THAI )ME AND SEE FOR YOUR! Ladies see uur line of Dree OUR NEW I Our notion stock is < IRY GOODS In staple and fancy dry goo 1 tings, Percals, Lawns, and E ir prices are guaranteed agai la who carried first class goc N SHOES ; aion, notwithstanding the ha em so the prices are right do MffifcPNERY! Our stock of Hats, Bonnets a les. We can suit any face ai A full line of Buttericks Patt Graham 'REPA RE F n.?. ,1- l ;---i > wui hi;w gvwM nuve arrivcu mill ar 3t selection in the town, anil at ow that money is scarce, and t ero the best goods and LOWES' idquarters. Our line of ladies 131 ; of Henriettas, Bedford Cords, A ulmas, Black Lawns. White La1 ughams, Chovorons, Challies, Cok MTTTTrt MISS KATE PEARSON, the h us again. She is prepared to sh ides in Ribbons, and in fact everyl [ to inspect this department. We i Our stock of Clothing, Shoes a ung men get one of our Black Strc LISTEN AT T1 ick Silk Mits, only lOcts. 30 yds fancy Challies for 3?cts. 30 " Standard Prints for nets. 3 " Colored Lawns for 3 cts. 30 " Good Plaids, for 4?cts. 00 " Extra Heavy Plaids, 74. liite Lawn, plain, 5cts. lite Lawn, striped, 5cts. 11 Thread, 1 od Washing neincr. 1 Romember^^^^^MIWr'THE ] st that is who have give LRE YO HAVE YOB 'HEA1 M. GEIMBALL HAS SOLD DRY G k big discount, below New York c these gsods must be disposed of in Vtk n*A?Y?? ?* fir"1 1' 'i-1' you and ourselves. If you do no d bargains are being picked up c< oolens and ; i not going to be carried over to m ?ko on it for awhile.) French Gingham's 10 cents. Jhcckcd Nainsook and Cross-liar rot latin ltibbon, 3 inches wide, 15 ccn rclvet Ribbon, 2 inches wide, 15 c< lurrah Silk, 25 to 50 cents. Iamburg Embroidery, 1 to 10 cent BLR LINEN (AT A PRIC J WITH OIL iadies Shoes at $2,00, OtJ??ro ?*olr w sizes loft.) 'assamentrie, all shades, 65 to 30 c lest Spool Silk, 5 cents. lutton bole Twist, 1 coat. roflT8 Skirt B,rnid 5 cents, MTI PMPM Attn 1 Anire - - M?hvi?.I? m?i# b-nuiLvl THAN ANY JOBBER EVER mu NEEDLES 1 CE WE ALSO CARR rockery anc AND A C0MPLE1 taplejbJ Fan test Califoriiu^4a^^||ii^t<iifs. boon ickles, jtaev, vv/?JKlUi!), ANJL At jHee? t< YOU WANT A GOOD LIGI1 "TH1 FINEST IN NO 600(18 WILL Call And see the ba JYoud - - / 13 XJ V KR8, )CK OF GOODS. EVER BEFORE. SELF AND BE CONVINCED. s Goods and Trimmings, also MILLINERY. complete in all lines. AND SHOES. ds, such as Ginghams, Prints, >oniestics, we are headquarters. 11st any house in South Caro>ds. we can show you one of the largest 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 any pocket book, -erns just received. & Sparks. n T? I? V Q T F 1? \J _LL u;iu 1 JL'J J-l . e pronounced by every one to be the prices that defy competition. We hat those who have it will spend it T prices arc to be found. We arc ess Goods is simply grand, consistlbatros, Nuns Veilings, Suara Silk, wns, White and Black Flouncing, >red Lawns and Prints. NERY. popular Milliner of Baltimore,* is ow you all the latest shapes in Ilats, thing in the Millinery line. Do not lo not mind showing goods, nd Hats, is iillled to overflowing, iws for Easter. 1ESE 'PRICES: Starch, octs. 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, cts. A goocl Domot Shirt, ON LY '2o cts. A Nice Dress Shirt, 33 r? NADERS OF LOW PRICES, at n us a trial say. W. McLURE, Ag't. U IN IT? 3D THE NEWS? US IIIS ENTIRE STOCK OF r O O D S ost. Money is scarce, times tough, the next sixty days. * ? uuiuu >juhjiv jou win ue sorry, lor /ery clay. Laities Goods, oxt year, (put that in your pipe and 1 1 Muslin, ij to 8 cents. ts. nits. s. E THAT WILL DO AWAY CLOTH. <jo.ra ror samc~shoc; (only unis. \ HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER I OFFERED ANYWHERE. ^ INT A PAPER. -**t Y A STOCK OF I (t! fl.SSWfl.1fft ? a w iv^ iv/ V V W A V/ | 'E LINE OF ?y Groceries. MOLASSES, GRISTS, FLOUR, BACON. ( [> suit you, [T, BUY THE RED "C." OIL; } THE WORLD." BE CHARGED! ( rgains wc offer. g & Hunter. 0 , I ' NEW 1 RACI Wo arc now ready to show you 1 DRY GOODS, NC SHOES, HATS. ever brought to Unoin. All of which we bought for the market. No matter how ( we just add our small profi you find our prices so much le tors. You should see our Dress floods D From cheap Lawns, Challii dies, Embroidered Robes, Do I and the latest styles in impoi Big lot of Hamburg Edging newest patterns Don't fail Clothing. CALL AND LET US SHC OUR NEW S RI HARf April 10 IS OUR NEW SPB ARE N O W A RIVING, AN] CAN SHOW YOU 1 IN DRESS GOODS AT 1 LOW PRICES. IN GENTS I1ATS WE CAN PLEASE T1 WE IIAVIV ADDED TO - 0 OE LADIES ANrrmssES AND UNTRIMMED, i SUIT TIIE TIMES. IS: "NOT CUE A BUT GOOD ( CHEAP. WE IIVITE AH I FOSTER, WIL1 Jan 2 1 Wm. A. Nichol "*'? A T%J HAVE ADDED TO TIIEIR C A Savings JD EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLI). COLLI VE SOLICIT YOU 11 BUSINESS, BE IT LARGE YOU FAIR AND COURTEOUl 3ALL AND EXAMINE 0 Jaa 22 4 Ooons MT vy vy JLfJL Boots, Shoes, Slothing- cheap, is we are going jur X3 uaiiieaa. RODGER & 3?p 6 3G . > ' v 5 lORK JTj JL # the most complete stock of )TIONS, , CLOTHING, ETC., spot cash, away under . heap they arc bought, t. That is the reason- wer than our competieparliBBt. ' es. etc.. to fine Organ- s tted Swiss in patterns, 'ted woolens. ; and Laces, in all the to look through our )W YOU THROUGH TOOK. JSPECTFULLY, IY & BELK. ? ? l.V 1NG GOODS RD WE IIE LATEST ASTONISHINGLY AND BOYS STRAW [IE fcJDST^^ASTIDIOUS. i' dine AT PRICES TO OUR MOTTO P GOODS, iOODS >? m\.i nn.i. JAXAfcjj x U XI U JU KINS & CO if son & Son, GENERAL BANKING epartment. INTEREST ALLOWED CTI0N3 MADK, INSURANCE. OR SMALL, AND WILL PROMISE 3 TREATMENT. IUR BANK SAFES. Gm. 1ST GO. r nfn^.. w, w Goods Hats, and call on ns ** 4-/-\ n r*?A 'j uu uuaug c PURCEy-r^"