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1 What th? Farmxrs Woven Wavs to Pat. ?Coojressrain Mos.-s has expos-d the deceit, bypocricy and rottenness of (lie Third pv ty. The honest farmers of G{oigia snou'd hn?e nothing to d> wiib it. i'he leadir- tried to deceive the peop e about tbe colliers' plonk. They asserted that it was a resolution paisei by the Third party convention an I not a part of the pUlfoira. Hut the truth could not be suppressed. The pfrnk is io it end of it. Mr. Post. Hslt'i o( the Th:rd party in Goorg'a. ^^has assured tho editor of the Atlanta Journal tha*. it is not a mero resolution but a part i f lbs plitform of the Third psrtyAn artiole in yesterday's Chroniclt shows i' that it ?lli ? - U - - -- hid ucinj fWU,UW(UW to piy the s <ldiers ef the Uuioa ai-tnies the differ^ nice betwcoc g-eenbacks end gold. This nut auui represents one-third of the ptvs'nt debt of the United States. It represents one third of the gold en 1 silver coin end paper currenoy in circulation. Shoul I the Third party succeed the people of the South would be called on to pay over (150,0 0,000 in the shape of back pay to exFederai soldiers.?Aujusta Chronicle. Tiik Fihsc Stup.?Perhaps you are run down, can't eat, can't sleep, c?n't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you \ruidor what ails you. You should heed the warniug, you are taking the first step into Nervous Prostration. You need a Tooio and in Klectric Bitters you wi 1 find the exact vemedy for restoring your nervous system to its normal, healthy condition. Surprising results follow the use of this great Nerve Tonic and A teruive. Your appetite returns, good dige'tion ts rodorel, and the Livor and Kidneys rosume healthy action. Try a bottle. Price 60c. at B. F. Posey's Drug storo. Mississippi'* Crt roa Hblp.? Jackson, Miss., April 14.?The lowest estiioate plaoed on the loss of life in the flooded district is fifty, all negroev. . Most of the damage is in thevicnity of Columbus, whioh is on the bsnk of the Toabigbee, but more than three thousand families in the counties of Lowndes, Monroe end Noxubee are reported homeless and suffering for the aecsssariss of life, whioh nre beinc _ a ?rr """ "J F11'"" tubvcription. A similar onrflow occurred in 1804. but the waters are no*r even higher than then, and suffering is bound t> follow unless Congress heeds the appeal for assistance. ?< A Littli Girl's Kxpiriincb in a Liqiithousk.?Mr. and Mre. Loreu Treecoit are keepers of the Government Lighthouse at Sand Beaeh, Mich, and are blessed with a daughter, fcur years old. Last April she was taken dowA with measles, followed with a dreadful Cough aod turning iota a Feeer. Djclors at home and at Detroit treated her, ^^^buthi rain, she grew worse rap:dlj, until ^^TTuTwas a mere "handfhl of bones." Then | she tried Dr. King's New Discovery and af er the use of two and a half bottles, was I oorop'ctely cured. They ray Dr. King's New Discovery is worth ita weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at B. F. Posey's Drug store. f Hail Storm in Kbrshaw.?Kershaw. S. C? April 14.?This section was visile 1 by a severe liail storm about 6 o'clock this afternoon. Hailstones fell nearly as large as hen eggs for nearly tea minutes, literally ooveri'ig the ground, doing considerable damage to vegptation and breaking window pi>nes out of nearly every house iu town. .?. dyspepsia and lltbr complaint.?Is it not worth the small price of 75c to free yourself of every symptom of these distressed g complaints, if you think so, call at our store and get a bottle of Shiloh s Vitalixer. Every bottle baa a printed guarantee on it, use nooordiogly and if it does you no good it will o *st you nothing. Sold by H. K. Smith & Co. List of Letters Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for the week ending April 22d, 1802. Mr Abb Dunoh, IMiaa Ella Lee, Mr W N Giet, Mr Larenre Smith, David Littlejobu |Pbilii Young. Persons calling for the above letters will {dense say if advertised, and will be required o pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. FOR SHERIFF. JAMES H. li A RILES. I repeat fully announce myself a candidate for the Sheriff's Office, subject to the decision *t-~ ! - * J . - vi me primsry eiccuoii. J. II. DARTLES, * FOR THE LEGISLATURE. J on isv i i.i.b, Arm r. 8, 1892. TV} the Editor of the Union Timet: Allow me, through the columns of jour Taper, toaunoiince myself a candidal a for a seat in the House of Representatives, subject io endorsement by the democratic velars at the next l'rimarj Election. I am. as 1 always have bean, opposed to UieState'q supporting Institutions of Higher Ednohtinn, nnd if the democrats of Union County ceunat endorse opposition to Higher Education bj the State, 1 do not want them ew to endorse me. It is not the office that 1 want, but 1 want the people rf Union Countj to saj bj their honest votes that Higher Education bj the State is no longer necessary, therefore, is a useless expense to the State. Simply this, and nothing more. O. WALTON WHITMAN. F resh Goods. Orange Waffle Cake. J.emon Jelly Cake, . Papilla Jelly Cake, Pouitd aud Jelly Cake, Leanen Snaps.and French Jumbles. Zarette and Bouquet Crackers. FOR HARD TIMES. Navy Beans, Dried Peaches and Dried Apples?sun dried or evaporated, at Small or Spanish Pindars, for planting. H. F. SCAIFE A SON. Apr 16 10 tf ??. I A L The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. j . By JAMES M. QEE, Esq., Probate Judge WHEREAS, S. S. Stokes has made suit to me to grant him Lqttera ftf Adminjstrntii'U <U hon%* nan, on the Estate of and effects of Thomas B. Jeter, deceased. These are therefore to cite aod admonish all aod singular the kindred and creditors of the said Tnomas 1). Jeter, deceased, that the/ be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate to be held at Union C. If., South Carolina, on the 30th day of April, 1892, alter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, lo show cai^se, if aqr they l?k**? yhrthethid Administration should not be granted, tiirea under my haud and real this 12ih day of April, Anno Domini, 1892 f 1 JAMBS M. GEE, J saai v Judge Probate. ^ v.^ Published on ihr 15th day of April, 1892, ^ fn the weekly Union Timis. * April lb 16 8t. A Ems and Oblokens. Pew of those fine Wyandot and Leg* horn Chickens for safe. ALSO Pure Leghorn, and Wyandot Bgg*, 91, per dos -n. Pare Langshang Eggs $1.60 per dogao. Mwhll 11 8i SHERIFF S SALES. roil MAY, 1892. BY Yirt-ie nf sundry execution*, lo me directed, I wld sell before the CourtU use d or. in the town of Union, Union t'ouniy, on Mouday, the ercond dej of M?y, next, during the legal houre of SherilTa Sale*, the following deeeribed property, to wit: Onl true' of land belonging to 8. M. Thacknton, situate, lying and be-ng in Dray .tooYille township, Union County, containing one hundred end thirty-three acres, more or le s, bound>d on the North by Thickety C cek, Host by lands of 8. It. Tbackst>n, Jo!i;i D. Jrfferies and R. R. Brown, South by n-tsofS. L. Pryor, West by lands of Mrs. Mary P. Dawkios. Levied on, aod to be so'd :n the property of 8. M. Thafks ton, at the Miii of faaha'a Allen, Plaintiff, against 8. M. Thaokston, Defendant. ALSO One tract of land belonging to J. W. Sinclair, situate, lying and being in Union township, Union County, containing sixty-e ght acres, more or ires, bounded by lands of T. J. Ilarr k, .state of L. E. Meador, deceased, estate of B. D. Culp, deceased, and the eetate of John T. Hill, deceased. Levied on, and to bo add as the property of J. W. Sincla r, at the suit of John It. Smith, Plaintiff, against J. W. Sino'air, Defendant. ALSO All the right tit'e an I inierost that John Mays, deceased, owns in ono tract of of land, situate, lying and bein< in Kogaimille and Joi.Q.Tille townships, Union County, containing one hundred and nincy-savm acres, more or teas, '> untied on the North by lands of Jesso Bishop, oast by lat.d* of the es'ato of Willi tm Lo-ig, deceased, Sou-h by land* of E, F. Vaughn and II. M. Grimball,. Wsst by lands of Jo?s? Binhop and Mrs. Mary MoDauiel. Ltvied on, sn-J lobs sold as iho property of John M*ys, deceased ai ihesu tof Munro Whitlook, l'lain iff, again*t J. W. Soott. as Administrator of ths estate of John Mays, tleoeased. ALSO. I will sell at Jonesvills, in Union C?unty, on Tuesday, the third day of May nex , during the legal hours of Sheriff's Sale*, one one-horse wagon. Levied oo, and to be so d as the property of Milton Buchanan, at the suit of C. R. Long, Plaint iff, against MiUou Buohanan, Defendant. J. G. LONG. S. U. C. Sheriff's Office, April, 'Jilt, 1892. April 15 lti 3t MASTER'S SALE. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION Carrie M. Blanton, . I VI Julia E. Sprousc, tl a I IN obedience to a t -order made in the abo*e stated ctse by His Honor, Judge T. B. Frazer, dated March 18tIt 1892, 1 will sell at Uoion Courthouse, during the legal hours of sale, on Salesday, the 21 of May, 1892, the following lands : One hundred and thirty-one acres, more or less, in Pinckney and Union Townships, snd bounded by lands of H. H. Bolue, Miles Smith, James Munro, J. P. McKissick and others. Terms of sale?CASH, C, II. PEA KB, Mastar. Master's Office. April 9. April 15 1G 3t MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND. BY virtue of m power cuiiiftiueu iu a Mortgage given by Mary Cannon to John D. Smith, dated the 31st day of July 1801, and recorded ii the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union Comity, South Carolina, in Book of Mortgagee M, No. 12, pugs 107, 1 will sell to the higheit bidder belore the Court House door at Union, S. C., duriog tho legal hours of sale, on Salesday in May 1892, certain lands described in said Mortage, as follows: All tho>e two certain lolf of land at Carlisle Station (late Fish Dam Station) in Union County and deseribed as follows ; Lot No. 16, with dwell ng home thereon ; said lot measuring sixty feet front on Fish Dam Avenue by one hundred arid sixty feet in depth, and bouudcd by said Avenue, by B-undary Street, aod by lots of Wil'iacn Sartor, end by the Railroad lot, as appears by plat of sai 1 lands made by John L. Young. Also lot No. 7, on Sartor Avenue, measuring one hundred and twenty feot front on said Avenue by ? in depth, lying on the South side of the 0. C. & N. Railroad Company's Depot, and bounded by said Sartor Avenue and t>y lots of William Jeter and of others ; s tid lot having a Store House thereon. TERMS?CASH-'Purchaser to pay fvr papers. JOHN D. SMITH, April 8 1892. Mortgagee. Apr 16. 16 8t. I,AND TO RENT. The British and American Mortgage Company against A P o ?: at_ .A - s A. i. oujiin, ei ?* IN obedience to an order in lh? aboT* stated ease, made bjr His Honor, W. H. Wallace, dated 4th of April 1892,. I will rant to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse in Union County, on 8alesday in May, the following lands, to wit: Three hundred aorea, bounded Norlh and West by Anne Smith's land and by lands of C. C. Davis, E ?st by Broad Riser (ext*ndt ing a mile, er about tbgt,' oh ' said Riser) South by btndA of J. N. Jefferies and Q. B. Wright, the lands known as the A. Frank Smith lands. C. II. PEAKE, Master. Master's Offioe, April 9. April 16 16 3t The Stat? of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By JAMES M. QEE, Esq., Trobate Judge. WHEREAS, J. II. McKissick, as Clerk of Court, has made suit to me to grant him letters of Administration on the Estate of and effects of Mary Smith, de ceaieu. These lire therefore to cUe ami ?Urr,oni?h el) aud pk^gylar (he klndt-id end creditors of the soul Mary Smith, deoessed, that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the lOih day of May, next, after publieation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show oause, if any they bare, why the said Administration should not be granted. Qiren under my hand and seal thie 99th day of March, Atfno Domini, 1882. f ^ ) JAMES M. GEE. <j sbal I Judge Probate. Published on the 1st day of April, 1892, in the weekly Union Tints. April 1 14 6t * TIME EXTENDED. TanacVMft'j fllfliop, \ ' f' Umiom, 8. C. f Aran 18th, 1892. ) BY order of W. H. Ellerbe, Comptroller General ef the State of South Carolina, the tax books will be open at the Treasurer's office, for the oolleetion of Taxes until the 26th, iost., without penalty. JOHN P. THOMAS, Trees'r. Union County. A*rU 16. 14 A AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING SEPT. 10, 1391. CoVSClL ClIAUtU R. > Umojt, 8. C., April 9, 1892. J BE IT ORDAINED by ihe Town Council of Union, in the State of South Carolina, now inct and sitting, and by the author ty of the same: Sac. 1. That a lax f two (2) mills upon eery dollar of the valuo of ell llral Estate, Stock in trade, and personal property in the town cf Uni n, be mid Ihe state is hereby levied o meet Ibe ordinary oxpenscs of Ihe Muuicipal govcuniew of said town for Ihe fiscal year commencing Sept. 10. 1891. Sec. *2. That the sum of one do!!ar and fifty cents be fixed ns n commutation for street und road duty, aud the said sum is hereby required to be paid by each and every able b -died male nerson between the ages of oighleen and fifty-five years, who reside within the ine irporute limits of said town. Fso. 3 That the Town Tirasurer do proceed at once, to culect ihe taxes herein levied, and ilia' he shall keep hi* books open from the 1st day of .May nutil the 1st day *> f June nex', (1892), after which time he shall proceed by distress or otberwi<e, as prescribed by law. to co lcct such as remain unpiid with a p-nalty of twenty per ceut. Sec. 4. Thai the basis of values for taxation of Real E'l^te, Personal property and Stock in trade, a! all be taken from the books of the County Auditor for the v*?r tsui ?? Tar as it rebates to the town of Union. Sec. 6. Liccnso fees shall be ns follows : For each dealer in Fciti'izers from S to 25 tons . $ 6 00 'For each dealer in fertilisers from 26 to 76 tins 16 00 For each Agent of Sewing Machines 6 00 For each Agent of Fire Insurance Companies 10 00 For each Agent of Life Insurance Company 10 00 For rach Livery and Sale Stable... 25 00 For each Cariioge, Buggy or Itoree kept fur hire, outside of Livery Stab'e 10 00 For each two-lio sc dray per annum 10 00 For each one-horse dray per annum 5 00 Fir each Billiard Boon on Main Street 25 00 For each Bil'iard 11 oni on Back or Side rtrei t 15 00 For each Ten-Pin Alley 60 00 For each circus per day- 75 00 For each Side Show 10 00 For <ach Lec urc, Mus'cal Entertainment, Play or Show, for reward or gain, per day 6 00 Fc r each Auctioneer per d >y 6 00 Done and ratified under the Corporate Seal of said town of Uni ;n on the Oth day of ln.il 1S02. B.rW.' Tin sr. by, W. T. GRAHAM. Clerk. Intendant. April 15 10 3t. H. K. SMITH & CO. (Successor* to J. M. Ginns & Son.) Respectfully inform the people of Union that they are receiving a complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS ? AND ? All Kinds of Fancy. Articles Usual'y kept in a completely equip}cd and well conducted Drug Store, such as TOILET SOAPS, TOOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES, POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, ANU ALL OTHER ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET. Prescriptions Compounded Carefully by an experienced Physioian. We intend to keep a complete stcck of fresh goods in each department, and inyite the public to try the quality of cur goods and our prices. H. K. SMITH & CO. Jau 29 5 If Notary Public Notice. [WOULD respectfully inform the public that 1 am no\y prepared with b'anks4 forms, eto., to exccu e^Nvtarial work in all its departments, and will serre those in need of such work'either nt my office or nt their homes, at "live nnd let live prices." Satisfaction guaranteed or no pnyj JAMES L. STRAIN, Notary Public, Eit* Jane, Union Co. S. C. April 1 14 1m RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. CoLt'Mtlt A AND 0RF.KNVILtK DIVISION. Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 81, 1892. Trains run by 75th Meridian Time. Between Columbia, ^llsto^apd Spartanburg. Ojuly I * Dally No. 18. I STATIONS. No. 14. 11 10 a ra Lv Columbia Art 8 50pm 12 06 pm " Allston " I 3 00 14 1 06 14 44 Carlisle.. 44 1 82 M 1 16 44 44 ...Santue 44 1 20 44 1 46 4 4 44 Union ? 1 00 44 2 1 8 4 4 44 iWaleU.....'. 44 12 08 44 2 46 p m Ar Spartanburg Lv 11 86pm Between Columbia and Greenville via Belton. Ex. Sun. Ex. Sun No. U. STATIONS. No. 12. 11 10 am Lv .Columbia Ar. 3 60pm 12 10pm 44 Alston 44 8 00 44 12 1 0 4 4 44 Pomaria 44 2 4Q m 12 45 44 44 Prosperity,... 44 2 17 44 I 1 06 44 44 Newberry.!~Y ?4 ; l 57 i?! 1 10 44 ,44 ......Helena 44 1 52 44 j 2 02 44 '44 ......OtoappeU's.... 44 1 07 44 1 2 45 44 44 Ninety-Six... 44 12 40 44 3 06 44 44 Greenwood... 44 11 67am 8 28 44 44 Hodges 44 U 82 44 3 4 8 4 4 44 Donalds 44 11 10 44 4 01 44 44 Honea Path.. 44 10 66 44 4 2 0 4 4 44 Belton 44 1 0 8 5 44 4 4 6 4 4 44 Willinmston.. llQ 16 44 4 52 "J m .v.vP^lv)v?,.?... ? 10 10 ? 5 Q7 V '< Fie Jmoni 0 65 " 5 45 pm Ar Qrecnvlll*.... Lt 9 16am 0444. Scientific AiMrieu Agenoy for JP 1 V W J *A 1 || J ^ iil I Jk I # 1 k rij 1 Information and fro? Handbook writ* to MUltN i OO.. *1 Broadway, Jfaw Yokk. OuiMt bmtM for mooHm pntooti In Amotion, Rrnry nutont lakoii out by as Is brought bsforn tbn publto by a notion given frnn of obargn la thn #cicutiftc ^lacficaa isw sasss? ?.,asu?ot|Si,?K man should bn nlthout lu WnnkitJH.dS a i xwg? *m? ??-??** ?> Addfwn ypy? A <XN j BLIBQIIU^IwOlOMWIQfiBfW TMk ,^ TO CASH ^1G STO SPRING CHEAPER THAR COME AND SEE FOR YOURS! Ladies see our line of Dress OUR NEW M Our notion stock is co DRY GOODS In staple and fancy dry goodi Outings, Percals, Lawns, and Do Our prices ere guaranteed agaim lina who carries first class good IN SHOES r. Union, notwithstanding the hare them so the priceR are right dow MILLINERY! Our stock of Hats, Bonnets an lines. We can suit au<3^ face am3 A full line of Buttcricks Pattei Graham PREPARE FC Our new goods have arrived and are best selection in the town, and at pr know that money is scarce, and tni where the best goods and LOWEST headquarters. Our line of ladies Drci ing of Henriettas, Bedford Cords, All Foulmas, Black Lawns. White Lawr Ginghams, Chevorons, Challies, Colon MILLIT MISS KATE PEARSON, the ] with us again. She is prepared to sho\ shades in Ribbons, and in fact everyth fail to inspect this department. We do Our stock of Clothing, Shoes am Young men get one of our Black Straw LISTEN AT Till Black Silk Mits, only lOcts. ? 1000 yds fancy Challies for 3}cts. ? 1200 " Standard Prints for 5cts. 1 800 " Colored Lawns for 3 cts. 1 1000 " Good Plaids, for 4Jcts. I 1000 " Extra Heavy Plaids, 7 J. ? White Lawn, plain, 5cts. I White Lawn, striped, 5cts. I Ball Thread, 1 cent. /' Good Washing soap, 2cts. / Blueing, 1 cent. Remember that WE ARE THE LI least that is what those who have given ARE YOl HIVE YDII 'HEAR aaa* I M AW AAJJX1JLI H. M. GRIMBAIjL HAS SOLD DRY G at a big discount, below New York co and these gsods must be disposed of in We propose to sell at anid a little be for you and ourselves. If you do not good bargains arc being picked up cv Woolens anil 1 Are not going to be carried over to ne smoke on it for awhile.) French Gingham's 10 cents. Checked Nainsook and Crosa-Larred Satin Ribbon, 3 inches wide, 15 cent Velvet Ribbon, 2 Inohos wide, 15 cci Surrah Silk, 25 to 50 cents. Hamburg Embroidery, 1 to 10 cents TABLE LINEN 'AT A HUG WITH OIL Ladies Shoes at $2.00, others ask a few sizes left.) Passamentrie, all shades, 65 to 30 c< Best Spool Silk, 5 cents. Button bole Twist, 1 cent, GofTs Skirt Bndd A oenta, gent^men and ladies than any jobber ever IO. NEEDLES 1 OE1 WE ALSO CARR"! Crockery and AND A COMPLET Staple aid Fan Best California Peaches, 25 cents. French Sardines $2,0tf per doscn. Green Peas 12 cents. Pickles, Olives, Oliro Oil ?Aii other s SUGAU, COFFEE, nAhls, RICE, LARD, AN! At Prices t< IF YOU WANT A GOOD LIGI1 "THE FINEST IN NO GOODS WILL Call and soe the bs Youn ? r^* *> 7" > BUYERS, CK OF GOODS. EYER BEFORE. ELF AND BE CONVINCED. Goods and Trimmings, also ILLINERY. >mpletc in all lines. AND SHOES. s, such as Ginghams, Prints, mestics, we are headquarters, it any house in South Caros. e can show you one of the, rgest stocks ever brought to I timns nnrl \vr> liavn limirrYif ii to hard pnn. MILLINERY! d Trimmings are full in all I size, up to anv pocket book, rns just received. & Sparks. )R EASTER. pronounced by every one to be the ices that defy competition. We it those who have it will spend it prices are to he found. We are ? Goods is simply grand, consist>atros, Nuns Veilings, Suara Silk, is, White and Black Flouncing, kl Lawns and Prints. 3ERY. popular Milliner of Baltimore,, is v you all the latest shapes in Ilats, ing in the Millinery line. Do not not mind showing goods. 1 Ilats, is hilled to ovcrflonwig. s for Easter. ERR PBTf!l?Q. Itarch, Sets. Ipool Cotton, 200 yds, 2 cts. Jccdles, 1 cent. Gross Buttons, 3 cents. 'ins, 1 cent. Spool Silk, 5 cents. J. II. Twist, 1 cent. Ieavy Shirting, cts. I good Domct Shirt, ONLY 2o cts. L Nice Dress Shirt, 33 cts. 3ADERS OF LOW PRICES, at us a trial say, W. McLTJRE, Ag't. J IN IT? II THE NEWS? US HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF O O D S st. Money is scarce, times tough, the next sixty days, low Jobbers cost, and make money come quick you will be sorry, for ery day. .a Hi lis ft n nils JUU.J.UM UUUUUj xt year, (put that in your pipe and Muslin, 5 to 8 cents. a. its. i. S THAT WILL DO AWAY CLOTH. $3.50 to $3.75 for same shoe; (only ents. HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER OFFERED ANYWHERE. NT A PAPER -m V A STOCK OF I Glassware. E LINE OF ntr fliinnnvinn UJ UlUuGlluu. helf goods; at similar low prices. MOLASSES, GRISTS, FLOUR, > BACON. ? suit you. [T, BUY THE RED ?C." OIL; THE WORLD." , BE charged: .rgains we offer. g & Hunter. ?&& ... J NEW \ RACI We are now ready to s1k>w you t DRY GOODS, NO SHOES, HATS, ever brought to Unoin. All of which we bought for .> the market. No matter how e we just add our small profit you find our prices so much lo1 tors. You should sec our Dress Goods 0 From cheap Lawns, Challie .1: U...1 :.l 1 T?-1 - rv ii nice, IJIIlUlumt'lfU l\OUeS, 1JOII and the latest styles in iinporl Big lot of Hamburg Edging newest patterns Don't fail I Clothing. CALL AND LET US SHO OUR NEW Sr BE: HARK April 10 15 OUR NEW SPR ARE N O W A RIVING, ANI CAN SHOW YOU T IN DRESS GOODS AT A LOW PRICES. IN GENTS IIATS WE CAN FLEASE TI WE IIAVE ADDED TO 01 OF LADIES AND MISSES AND UNTRIMMED, A SUIT THE TIMES. ( IS: "NOT CIIEA1 BUT GOOD C CHEAP.' WE INVITE AN I FOSTER, WILl Jan 2 1 Wm. A. Nichol B ANKI HAVE ADDED TO THEIR ( A Savings D DEPOSITS OF $1 AND UPWARDS TAKEN. EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD, COLLI WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, BE IT LARttI YOU FAIR AND COURTEOl CALL AND EXAMINE C Jan T2 4 Goods ml If ^yo'u "want Boots, Shoes, Clothing- cheap as we are goinj our Business. RODGER & . 86 ? > ..." ' "I IRK ?ET._ he most complete stock t)f >TIONS, CLOTHING, ETC., 'pot cash, away under heap they arc bought, .. That is the reason kver than our compctiejartiBnt. s. etc., to fine Organted Swiss in patterns, ted woolens, and Laces, in all the to look through our W YOU THROUGH rocK. SPECTFULLY, LY & BELK. ly 1NG GOODS R) WE IIE LATEST lSTONISHINGLY AND BOYS STRAW IE MOST FASTIDIOUS. JR STOCK A LINE IIATS, TRIMMED lT PRICES TO )UR MOTTO ? GOODS, IOODS I 9 JARLT CALL. 5INS & CO If son & Son, U R S . GENERAL BANKING epartment. ECTIONS MADE, INSURANCE, 5 OU SMALL. AN1) WILL PROMISE rS TREATMENT. >UR BANK SAFES. 6m. 1ST GO. Dry Gobds, Hats, and , call on ns ? to change PDRCELL.