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Huufflk inn Mim. It x*c-r laistAflRl ai(bt?no natter how?that tfcanJHn b? quit* a novel proceeding ia ihap^temt C- urt ibis morning. U z!" '? leuiemoered, 0#v. Tillman appointed Speaker of the ?jHouae of Representatives Ira B. Jone*, to ,<?lt an the Supreme bench ia place of Asae* ?Ja>e Jes'ice Pope, disqualified, oa the heartjjjjj" ing or t wo etaev from Newberry county. Now tbe atl< rnejrs in both caret come with objretions against Mr. Jonea and they i# wilt this morning preatnt to ibe court reJC - quests tbat be be declared disqualified to L * on tb% ground that ho being a member I of lee Htiuee, his serving would be nooon ' stitutioaal. Much interest will be taken in (kit na'ltr Ibit morning.?Stat', 3d. l Ttta First Stxi\?Petlups you are run down, can't eat, can't steep, enn't think. ? can't do anything to your satisfaction, and I you Winder what ails you. You should heed the warning, yeu ate taking tne first slap s into N rvott.i Prostration. You need a Tonic and in Electric Bitters you wi I find tbe exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to its normal, hedthy condition. Surprising results follow the use of this great Nerre Tonic nnd A'tera ivs. Your appetite returns, good dige-tion is restored, and the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy action. Try a bottle. Price 59c. a1 Ii. F. Posey's Drug store. ATTr.MiTF.n IjccR>'tiit7!S5t'?Berkley, S. C., April 25.?A brutal p'e to of incendiar P\ 13m was nttempieu at tins p ace last night. Ttia cornhor.se of Mr. F. Connor eras fired, no doubt with tho full intention of dest*oying all the buildings on the pi cruise*. but luckily the fire was diooovered in time to limit the consumption to tlie corn house ointainiug about two hundred hudicls of coro. The stables cont lining about ten horses and mules narrowly escaped the conflagration, also a largo number of fine cattle. The perpctra'or of this distantly crime is at largi and unknown. Distokss on tiik Ilio Gkrndr.?The distribution of foo I sent from litis sect's n to the famine sufferers on the Hio Grande, in the llio Grande Ciiy section has begun, and rations havo bren issued to oO'J peop'e, ^ some of whom wet c actually starving. lTnle?s ^ further assistance is snon bad, many of tho euffcrers will die. The greatest distress is rcporiol from the country back from tlia Bio Grande, where there are many casm cf Mexicans who had hundreds of c wt'e before the drought, but are now destitute?their stock having died. .-? A Litti.k Girl's ivxrkrikxrs in a Lighthouse.?Mr. aud Mrs. Loren Trescott are keepers of the Government Lighthouse a' Hand Beach, Mich, aud are blessed with a daughter, fcur years old. Last April she was taken down with measles, followed With a dreadful Cough and turning iut> a Fevor. Doctors at home aud at Detruit treated her, but ju rain, she grew worse rapidly, until slio was a mere ' handful of hone?." Then ^?he tried Dr. King's Now Di-c ivory and r the use of two and a lnlf bottlo*, was completely cured. They ?ny Dr. King's Nvw Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet you may got a trial bottle free at B F. l'osey's Drug store. Mr. Howkli. Denies ?Editor HeyUttr:? I see in ytur paper from a correspondent of this piaca, saying dial it is rumorcl that fifteen conservative customers of mine waited on me and asked ma t) turn oil' my clrrk ov. they v oal I b >yoolt me, because ho is a Tillai&i;ito And I wish to say through your p iper tha* the rumor is false, and the whole thing was gotten up through a political efl" rt to do tinuiiciul injustice to nty* self. I am for Mr, Slteppard an I iny clerk Is for Mr, Til man, autl God forbid that I would stoop so low as to try to debar any whi'c lnan iV im his political opinion. Yours respectfully. S. J. H. Itowm.i.. Kc'ton, April'JO, 180'J. Ami run Leak is Gkttinu Biuukr,?It may be that there are some men itt South Carolina wh > c in c intent themselves in the breeches p >ckct of one man?a man who must laugh in h s s'oevo at those who h ivo dclogated to him such power. But we do not believe a majority of intelligent South Caroiiainns will ever linger in the pocket of any one individua', however much power and dominion he may arrogate 'to himself. I how have the hey* iti t?y breeches pocket,'' But, Governor,^our brocchcs pocket his evidently "sprung a leak."?Edgefield Monitor, * A It rut a i* Si.t'ouiSf) M.atuii.?Whe sling, W, Va., May 1.?"lied" Davis and tleo. Lmgfeil had a bloo ly twenty-six round ^ pri/o tight on Kerns Island yesterday for a purse of $100. Tits contest was a most brutal one, and was witnessed by 800 sporting men from l'arkesburg, Marietta and oilier river to vus. In the last round Davis bad his left arm broken, but be succeeded in ....I l.m f-.n.? -- i.: r. iivv um i;io l?lllll'? Ull JU3 t> uly. Davis liiil iu be carried from the ping on a sti ?? clier. 1|k in '.-Jai k Tiib Hii'I'kr."?Melhourti*, Api'il 2d.?:Tho Jtplgc to wl\om Mi. l-ylc lu'ule ni>j).';o;;tioii yes: in day lor a turlhcr ftilj lurnmeut if the trial of Fredcr.ok II. Deeming, to-d iy refused to giant uny further postponement. The Standard eu) s it is in a position to ami>uuce, without reserve, that Declining has confessed to his lawyer anil tlie doctors, who examined him, that tie SH^oininili ed the inajoiily <f the "Jack the Hipper crimes in the Hhitcchapcl district of Liudo.i. The art'ulo has created a great s-malton. - ? Titkv Takkki) a.\i> Fb.\tiikuki> a Woman. ? Lesueur Center, Minn.; May 1.?The soiisatiuiiai ease of Mrs. Katie lioyd against Cornelius llessiui and his three sons tilled yesitid iy in n verdiia of S'l.OtKJ fey My* J?P.yd. jt wits shuwu ju the teUtuiouy that lius'.i.in's family had gune to the home of Mrs. I toy t! at midnight, and because ot souiu fancied wrung at an earlier date, had tarred and feathered hur. Had not neighbors discovered her she. would have soon die J. A Contkmrrmi.F. Assu i.r,?Charlotte, N. C., Apiil do.?At a late hour some unknown person euered Hie premises <>f Mis. Sykes, a widow who live* on Hstreet in this c:t/ Mim S., L-..V .In.. ,: ....... .1 v. i?va, vmiw^iiivi ''VUt V. ;V lU'.V IIIO back yai foi souie wood and lo. liev horror [(inl ftiii.T/Jinci.v was confronted by n masked man who knocked lite puling lady down and cut oil her hair. Alter this lie lomnked: Now, uiy love, 1 wilt know you the next lime." 'l'Oe police ore searching everywhere for the lieud. How is Tuis, Senator Ihby ??A gcuilomnn who h is been watching the campaign with much into.est, propounded this qucs (tun to The Stair representative today: "llow is it that United States Senator Iroy is provided by the United States (tovevu{fi$bt with $ '! &U<> Huiioivlly for a private secretary who is to attend to his Lusiuc-s in Washing oil, and the Senator thoa ships Ins secro ary to South Caroliua to luport the oampaigu speeches Tor a partisan paper?" jx - - Fatai. Fire in a New Vouk Ciii rcii.? New York, May 1.?A fire occurred today at the Weet 13th Si ret t I'resbyteriau Church of which the lato Uev. Dr. Samuel I). Durcliard, of' Hum, Komauism and llobcllion" fame, was one time pastor. The tire origi * *?^rateJ under the pulpit, destroying that and the organ. The damage is estimated at il.tMKl. l'oiiceman ltobert B. Nichols was killed by a falling ladder, * Killst> i* a Ciovr.- Birniatktm, Ala., Mi; 2.?At HI cktoa Kimk Dfitcr ehot u>l kil'ed Jce Li>l? aa the malt of am old faud. | Li-la hwl for ? ??! < ?; -- ' ,v ?? up i Dexter, and b th mn met in a largo crowd j at tbe d*p?t and draw piatola. Dexter fired three timrs before Liala could fire. Several , other people narrowly Mcapod being enot | an I many women fainted. Dexter aurreadcred. Both men have familiea. V nice quest'on of law has Come up in j Philadelphia. A lady left $5,000 in ber i ari 1 for the c?it and maintenance of her pet eat. Tbf cat hah recently died ieteatate and Irfi Ire little orphan hHtene. Tbe quest on is whether they are the legal Vrlnt of the | ? t cat. Of ctr.ir a the legitimacy of the kittens will bare to l>e otablfohrd. ? ?. _______ Money iv Cihcclation.?Washington, M?y 3.?The monthly statement of tbe Treasury De;>irtmcnt shows that the circulation of gol I nnl silver coins anl certificate*. Unite I Stve? and national bank note* on May 1, wn $1,(113,572,244, wn increase during the month of $4,930,742' mokinc the eirculaCo i ner cipita. upou an j cs'iniated population of C."?,28f? ,000, $24,71. I j Governor Tillman deliberately insuits the circuit Judge* by appointing over the heads of all of them that | henomcnal "light weight." Mr. Eugene B. Gary, 'o sit on the Supreme Bench in a case which Associate Justice McGowan cm not hc>r. The other day he appointed, similarly, Speaker Ira B. Jones in preference to a circuit Judge. Who next? T-m Kicrnan, wc suppose. John Sinri'ann's Grkat Srrreii. ? John Sheppard made one of the b*sl speeches of his life at Edgefield on Saturday, and ho is to-day the peer, in many rc?pc<-ts of any orat?r in Carolina politic*, lie refutcJ every charge that hi* can lidscy is in behalf of corpora ions and the mon?y ends. He ia for the peoplaof nil classes.?H'lgtjitUl Monitor. Twentieth Victim or a Trxts Yknuatta. ?Denison, Toxas, April 28 ?W. T. Sharmatt the only witness in an important murder case hero was shot to death by a man unknown wlrlc in bod la-t nieht. The ca*e iii vrliich he was a witness grew out of nn ohl feud, and he is the twentieth victim. lie had received a number of warnings that )>is life was in danger. ? Fatal Race Conflict in Louisiana.? Bayou Sara. La., May 1.?A constable last night attemp'ed towrfst two noisy negroes. They resisted, drew revolvers and began firing. Several white men came to the constables assistance. Edgar Hanii'ton, white, and two negroes were instantly ki-led. Two oilier white men were wounded. Lands Claimed Under Oi.d Title ? Savannnli, May 2.?In the United States court Thomas Watson of Chicago is trying to dispossess about twenty-five acres of land in Emanuel and Johnson counties, amounting to $70,000 worth of land to which he claims to hold title dated immediately after the revolutionary war. Shot bv a Tramp.?Newberry, May 2.? News received here today gives the particulars of the shooting of D. Henderson by George Hill, on Mr. N. 11. Mars place, last Saturday n'ght. Henderson is wounded in the hip, having been altsokcd hy II 11, a tramp, who has been work'nz in the neighborhood since January. Henderson will probab'y recover. Death ok Miss Annie Kinaiid.?Miss Annie Kinurd, the eldest daughter of Mr. M. L Kinard, of Columbia, died in that eity ia-ii ouuraay. .Miss hinnrtl c uitrncte I a cold at a private picnic given by a pat ty of friends on Good Friday. Site was a charming young lady, of noble character and leaves very many sincore friends and admirers. Tin Pound Tumor Removed.?Home, S. C\, April 2"<.?Yesterday Drs. Gins. A. Jefferles and Jas. L. Jcflferics, assisted by Pr. K. M. Littlcjohn and M. J. Walker, removed a tumor from Mr W. Fowler which tyeighed teii founds- The operation was a oompleto success anil the patient is doing well. ? The Stale. List of Letters Remaining in the Postoflice at Union, for the week ending May tith, 18WJ. Mr. Hob Hentley, jMiss Rita Murphy, Mr. Conley, K, W. M&this, Miss Cnrmilious Jiles, Mr. K. F. Snyder, Miss Mary Jane Jeter, Mr. W. II. While I) I) M i8J Luta Johnson, j Persons calling for the above letters will please sey if&dvtertiscd, and will be required to pay one cetat foi- their delivery. ' J. 0,'HUNTKH, P. M. The Candidates' Quarters. Wnon you see a man's name in these i j"" ? "j *vv1 v "" ?> > lias been paid f ?r tho piivilegs ot' appending in such good colupuny. FOR SHERIFF. J. GIDEON LONG. I rrspcaifiiily announca myself as a e.indidate for re-elect ion to the oflio? of Sheriff, i f Union County. Subject to the decision ? !' the democratic voters at the euaaiiif; primary clectiou. J. G. LONG. * W. T. JETER. Tho friends of tYillinm 'J'. Jeter, having f"ll cor.CJcucc i^ liio ability and inlegiiiy, ti'ercby aiihouucu litin as a oaiididute for the otticu of Sheriff of Union County : subject to the decision of liie poop e at the primary election. Fiu ends. * JAMES 11. DARTLES. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for tho Sheriff's Office, subject to the decision of the primary election. J. II. DARTI.F.S, * row avdvtor peyton b. love. I hereby p'?cc myself before tho people of Union Couuty as a o mdidato for the office of Auditor ; subject to tho decision of the voters at the primary election. peyton b. love. * FOR THE LEGISLATURE. g. walton whitman. Allow me, through the columns of your fnper, to announce myself a candidate lor a scat \n the Mouse of Representatives, subject to cnilor^cmoQt by the democratic votera I at ilie next Primary Election. O. WALTON WHITMAN. CARD. C. T. COLL MAN, M. I>.. Specialist. Res' ores Opiuoi nixl Morphine habitues inside of six or eight days, according to complications or coudhion. No fee is expected till patient is fully satisfied ns 10 his or her emancipation. Ca? furnisl. proof ifve^uired by reliable patties cured in this county. Correspondence strictly confidential. Address 0. T. COLEMAN, Sautuc. May <j I'd *ui The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF ITXIOV Br JAMBS XI GBE, Esq., Tr?bate Judge WHEREAS. W. E. Thomson has madt ait to me to grant him Letters el Administration 4t 6osir non en the eetate ol and effects of Thomas B Jeter, dsosased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all aedsiagular the kindred and creditors ef the aaid Thomas B. Jeter, deceased, that they he and appear, before me, la th? Court ef Probate, te be held at ITaioa C. H South Caroliaa. on the Dih dav of liar. 1ft*. after p?blic*>k>n herw*. at 11 'clock ia ik? fomuoa, to ikov ?av<?, If wj (h?j hare. wby tk? Mid Adatiniitraliia ih?uW not be granted. Given under my hand and seal tbia dtli day of May, Anno Domini. 1892. JAMES. M. GEE. |sr.ALj Judge Probata. Published i n the Cth day of May. 1802, in the Weekly Union Ti?tts. May G 19 St Masonic Notice! fllHERF will be a tegular communication J_ of Union Lodge, No. 7.">, A.-. F.*. M hel l at Masonic llall this. Friday evening, at 8*30 o,clock. A full aMrndauce is re quested, as the M.\ M.*. degree will be cou ferred. W D. ARTHUR. Scrr.tary. May < 19 It NOTICE ALL persons indebted to the estates oi William Filer, deceased, S. A. K. Per ham, deceased, and the firm of Filer A Par lmm, are hereby notified to make immediate payments to the undersigned. All persons having c'aitns against eiihei of the above parties arj? requested to pre sent them tome, properly attested. F. M. FAIIR, Adm'r. A NEW PLOW, FOR CHEAP TERRACING. 1AM now coiuplc'ing a plow for terracing, and will be glad to receive orders from any otto wishing terracing done. 1 guaruutct satisfaction. My price for terracing is reasonable. Having made surveying a special stuJy, 1 will be glad to do any work in that line. All orders left at Me srs. Graham A u|iui >v9 CIVIC win receive imnujiiinie alien' lion INSURANCE AGENT. 1 am alio agent for the Equitable Life Insurance Company, at this place, and aolict a liberal share oT the patronage in that line of business. C. C. WHITESIDE. Ap?il 29 18 4m* The State of South Carolintt. COUNTY OF UNION. By JAMES M. GEEsq., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, J. II. MoKissick, as Clerk of Court, has made suit to m? to grant him lettors of Administration on the Estate of an t rft'ects of Mary Smith, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all aud singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mary Smith, dccensed, that they bo and appenr, before me, in the Court ol l'robnte, to bo lici t at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the l(bh day of Ma}', next, aftei publication hereof, nt 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show caute, if any they hare, why the raid Administration should not be granted. Given under ray band and seal this 29th day of March, Anno Domini, 1882. JAMES M. QBE, J skai. > Judge Probate. Published on the 1st day of April, 1892, in the weekly Union Timks. April 1 14 Gt* H. K. SMITH & CO. (St'ccEssons to J. M. Gimis k Son.) Respectfully inform the people of Union that they arc receiving a complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS B . ?. - ? A IS II All Kinds of Fancy Articles Usually kept in a completely equipped and well conducted Drug Store, ouch as TOILET SOAPS, TOOTH AND IIAIR BRUSHES, POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, ASli A Li, u I'll i, h AkTICLKS FOR Til K TOILRT. Prescriptions Compounded CarefYxlly by an experienced Physician. We intend to keep a complete stock ol fresh goods in each department, and invite the public to try the quality of our goods and our prices. H. K. SMITH & CO, Jan " J tf RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO jjMplL jj ' w. Co I, l'Mill A AMI GRF.BNVII.I.K DIVISION. Condensed Sctcduav *" ertcct Jan. 31 1892. Tvi^ins run by 7<*>ih Meridian Time Between Columbia, Allston and Spartanburg Dnily I j Daily No. 13. I STATION'S. [No. 14^ 11 lOauilLv Columbia Ar: 3 5<>p re 12 Oo p ni| 14 Allston " j 3 00 4 1 05- 44 j 44 Carlisle 44 I 1 32 44 1 15 14 | 44 Suntuc 44 I 1 20 44 1 40 ,4 1 44 Union 44 j 1 00 4 2 1 8 44 | 44 l'acolet 44 j 12 03 4 2 45 p miAr Spartanburg I.v ill 35pu Bet ween Columbia and Greenville via Belton ; Ex. Sua.| |Ex. Sur No. 11. | STATIONS. | No. 12 11 loam I.v Columbia Ar. 3 50pre 12 10pm 44 ANton 44 3 00 41 12 10 44 44 Poms r in 44 2 40 4 12 4 5 4 4 44 Prosperity.... 44 2 1 7 41 1 05 44 44 Newberry 44 1 57 41 1 10 44 41 Helena 44 1 52 41 2 02 44 44 Cbappell s.... 44 1 07 44 2 4 5 44 " Ninety-Six... 44 12 40 " 3 00 41 ! 44 Greenwood. . .* 11 57am 3 28 44 I 44 I lodge* 4> 1 1 32 41 3 48 4 | 4 Donalds 44 1 1 10 44 4 01 44 44 1 1 on eu Path.. 44 1 0 5 0 44 4 20 44 * Belton 44 10 35 44 4 45 44 44 Williainiton.. 44 1 0 1 0 44 4 52 44 44 Belxer 44 jlO 10 41 5 07 44 44 Piedmont 44 j 9 55 44 5 45 pm[Ar Urceuvill*.... 'J 15am lit v i SPRING CHEAPER THAI GOME AND SEE FOR YOfj Ladies see Our notion stock is DRY GOODS i In staple and fancy dry g<J Outings, Percals, Lawns, and Our prices are guaranteed age lina who carries first class g< IN SHOES vuivu, iiuvnitUDUtuuiUJj tuc II them so the prices are right d MILLINERY! r Our stock of Hats, Bonnets . lines. We can suit any face i A full line of Buttc^c^PA G n i h AIT NEW SEE I Our new goods have arrived and ) best selection in the town, and al ; know that money is scarce, and . where the best goods and LOWE headquarters. Our line of ladies 1 ( ing of Henriettas, Bedford Cords, Foulmas, Black Lawns. Wliito L : Ginghams, Clicvorous, Ohallies, Cc MIL LI | MISS KATE PEARSON, th with us again. She Is prepared to I shades in Ribbons, and in^lkct'ever fail to inspect this department. Wc n... ...-I. .c i~?-it ' 01 vui swin ux VJOUilllg, OQ069 Young men get one of our Black St LISTEN AT 1 Black Silk Mits, only lOcts. 1000 yds fancy Challios for 3Jets. 1 1200 " Standard Prints for 5ct's ! 800 " Colored Lawns for 3 cts 1000 " Good Plaids, for 4Jcts. 1000 " Extra Heavy Plaids, 7 J White Lawn, plain, 5cts. r White Lawn, striped, Sets. ^ Ball Thread, 1 cent. . Good Washing soap, 2cts. > Blueing, 1 cent. Remember that WE ARE THE 1 least that is what thosrx* trhp have gi ARE YO HAVE YOU 'HE/ H. M. GRIM BALL HAS SOLI DRY ( at a big discount, below New York i and these gsods must be disposed of 1 We propose to sell at and a little for you and ourselves. If you, do ] good bargains ore being pietcfcd up Woolens and Arc not going to be carried over to siroke on it for awhile.) French Gingham's 10 cci^ta Checked NainsopJk and Cross-ban Satin Ril>,b<w, d inohos wide, 15 c Yelvot ltlbbon, 2 inches wide, 15 Surrah Silk, 25 to 50 cents. ' r Hamburg Embroidery, 1 to 04 ' TABLE IJm !AT A PR WITH { Ladies Sliocs at S2.Q2r ,others a . a few sizes left.) Rassamcntrie, all shades, 65 to .I1 Rest Spool Silk, 5 cents. ' Button hole Twist, 1 ccjtL GofTs Skirt $raid 5 oonts, GENTLEMEN AND LADIE TU All A 11%/ 1 ' i nniM MINT JUDDtK bVl 10. NEEDLES 1 C WE ALSO CAI Crockery an AND A COMPL Staple and Fa Best California Peaches, 25 cents French Sardines $2.00 per do/cn 1 Green Peas 12 cent8~* 'M , Pickles, Olives, Olive Oil and otln ; SUGAR, COFFEE, HAMS. RIC t; ( LARD, A. At Prices IF YOU WANT A GOOD LP * ?THE FINEST NO 600DS Wll Call and sec the Yea V" i V . V P UYEH8. fGOODS. ' [EVER BEFORE.< BELF AND BE CONVINCED. hi Goods and Trimmings, also ?UJWERY. Complete in nil lines. \1ND SHOES. |odly such as Ginghams, Prints. Dom estics, we are headquarters. Jnstany house in South CarokkIs. we can show you one of the largest stocks ever brought to ard times, and we have bought 6wn to hard pan. MTT.TTM17.HV I XU.X.UUI1X1 U1V 1 and Trimmings are lull in all and size, up to any pocket book. Uorns just received. i & Sparks. N (1 G OOPS. ire pronounced by every one to be the i prices tlmt defy competition. We that those who havo it will spend it ST prices arc to be found. We are Ircss Goods is simply grand, consistAlbatros, Nuns Veilings, Suara Silk, awns, White and Black Flouncing, doved Lawns and Prints. NERY. e popular Milliner of Baltimore, is ihow you all the latest shupes in Hats, ything in the Millinery line. l)o not A i do not mind showing goods, and Ilats, is fillled to ovorflonwig. / raws "for Easter. V THESE PRICES : Starch, Sets. Spool Cotton, 200 yds, 2 cts. . Needles, 1 cent. . 1 Uros8 Buttons, 3 cent*. Pins, 1 cent. . Spool Silk, 5 cents. B. II. Twist, 1 cent. Heavy Shirting, cts. A good Domet Shirt, ONLY 2i> cts. ,A Nice Dress Shirt, cts. LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, at ven us a trial say. . W. McLURE, Ag't. U IX IT? IBD THE NElfS? I) US IIIS ENTIRE STOCK OF j O O D S i cost. Money is scarce,.times tough, in the next sixty days, below Jobbers cost, and make money nQt come quick you will be sorry, for every day. ** Ladies Goods,. next year, (put that in your n:,'pc and l) red Muslin, 6 to 8 cents, ents. cents. >HNV ICE THAT WILL 1)11 AWAY i IIL CLOTH. sk $:l .oO to $3.75 Ibr same shoe; (only } 0 cents, v S HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER ER OFFERED ANYWHFRF ENT A PAPEH. -fe* | tRY A STOCK OF d Glassware. ETE LINE OF dct Groceries. ) 2r shelf goods, at similar low prices. E, MOLASSES, GRISTS, FLOUR, Nl> BACON. ( to Nuit you, GUT, BUY TIIE RED "C." OIL, J IN THE WORLD." .L BE CHARGED! ( bargains we offer. ng & Hunter. SAMPL1 AND NO CLOTHING, i DRY ( Havo you been in our Clo entire floor devoted to it. cheapest line of clothing in Cents, Vests and Pants, slij selling nt 33 cents on the < worth from $2 to $8, for G $1.50, $2, and $2.48. Pants worth from $5 to! $1.50, and $1.75. The first in n few days, but we have second lot which will be in boys suits from 75 cents to J We will open this week t HATS AND Ilats in fresh Spring sty facturcrs cost. Come in and We are selling a good Do Ask to see it. Fine Satteens at 12i cent 3 cents up. We have a snlendid stock broidered Robes, Laces, Kml Come anil inspect our sto Goods. HAR ipril 10 )UR NEW SP A 111 N O W RIVING, A CAN 81IOW YOU IN DllESS GOODS A'J LOW PRICES. IN GENT LATS WE CAN PLEASE WE HAVE ADDED TO OF LADIES AND MISS] AND UN TRIMMED, SUIT T1IE TIMES IS: "NOT CI 11 RUT GOOD C1IEA WE INVITE AH FOSTER, WII Jan '2 1 ffm. A. Niche BANK HAVE ADDED TO TIIEII A Savings I Ki'osm -rw EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD CO n: SOLICIT VOIJII BUSINESS; BE IT LAI YOU FAIR AND COURT! JALL AND EXAMINE a a 'J'J I Goods m If you wanRnnf.a QVinncs L/WW Ul^j Slothing- chea; a,s we are g-oii Dur Business. RODGER <5 Sep ^0 ,3(i i I I ATS T I 0 N S, SHOES AND .4 iOODS. v? 4 thing Department ? One We have tho largest and 1 the county. A lot of fhtly damaged l>y water,lollar. Coats and Vesta 0 ots, 75 ots, 8l> 8125, 8f>? at 75 ots. 81 > 81.25, 1 lot of Pants were sold succeeded in imttimr tlm c - o """ this week. Youths and *5. wo bi^c lines of samples. NOTIONS. lcs, at less than manubuy your Summer Hat. met Shirt for lit) cent* :s. Figured Lawns from of White Goods. Embroidery, etc. ek. No trouble to show ltKSrECTKULLY, RY & BELK. 16 Jy RING GOODS 1 A 11Nl> WE TIIE LATEST 1 ASTONISHINGLY S AND HOYS STRAW THE MOST FASTIDIOUS OUR STOCK A LINE ES HATS, TRIMMED , AT PRICES TO . OUR MOTTO SAP GOODS, GOODS .P." EARLY CALL. jKINS & CO If >lson & Son, ERS. i GENERAL BANKING "")A*nP py* j ?JvU j?/CiX Lx x JLV_^JL XL. 1NTKRK8T ELECTIONS MADE, INSURANCE. LUE OR SMALL, AND WILL l'KOMISE ?<)US THE ATM FN P. OUR BANK SAFES. tim. UST GO b Dry Goods , Hats, and p, call on us ig to change fe PURCELL.