The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, May 06, 1892, Image 3
HmAJpTnuTTY Mf.su. It w:?s aacorlninrcy^Rl
night?no msltcr how?thai
fc'. IhergflHll bo quite n novel procerdin g in
p the JSwptctne Court this morning,
v JkTew days ogo, as will bo remembered,
Crer. Tillman appointed Speaker of the
- House of Representatives Ira 1). Jone* , to
sit on the 8uprotne bench in placo of Assojlf,
cia'o Jus'ico Pope, disqualified, on the bear.
ing of two cises from Newberry county.
Now lheatt<rneys in both cores conu
with objections against Mr. Jones and thoy
m will this morning presult to the court requcats
tbnt be ho declared diaqualiticd to
m on th% ground that he being a member
of tiie House, his serving would be uooon
rlitutional. Much interest will be taken in
this mn'tir this morning.?Stair, '6d.
ft The Finsr Stei\?Petlups you are run
down, lin t eut, can't sleep, can't think,
WH can't do nnyiliing to your satisfaction, and
B 1 you w >n?lor what ails you. You should heed
W Bh the warning, you are taking t(Te first step
p ' >into N rvoua Prostration. You need a
P "Tonic and in Electric IHiters you wi 1 find
the exact remedy for restoring your nervous
system to its normal, heilthy condition.
Surprising results follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic nud Aitera'ive. Your
!p; npffttitc returns, good dige.-tion is restored,
and the Liver and Kidneys rosumo healthy
etion. Try a bottle. Price 59c. a? 1$. F.
l'osey's Drug store.
^Mrr.MiTP.n Iscknuiarism-?llerkley, S.
U?,April 23.?A brutal piece of incendiarism
was attempted at this p'acc last night.
The corn house of Mr. F. Connor was fired,
no doubt with tho full intention of desl-oyIs'
ing all tho buildings on the picmisei, but
luckily the fire was disoovered in time to
limit the consumption to the corn house
ontnining about two hundred hudiols of
coro. The stnhlcs cent titling about ten
horses and mules narrowly escaped the conflagration,
also a largo mftnher of fine cattle.
The perpetrator of this distantly
orimo is at largi and unknown.
Distukss on tiik IIio Qurnna.?The distribution
of foo I sent frofn this seotion to
the famine sufferers on the Rio G?.\nde, in
the Itio Grande City section has begun, and
rations havo been issued to 509 peop'e,
some of whom were actually starving. Unless
further assistance is soou had, many of the
sufferers will die. The greatest distress is
report el from the country back from tlio
Rio Grnndo, where there are many cas-s of
Mexicans who hail hundreds of cut'o before
the drought, but are now destitute?their
stock having died.
A Little Girl's Experience in a Lighthouse.?Mr.
aud Mri. Loren Treacott are
keepers of Die Government Lighthouse at
Sand Beach, Mich, end are blessed with a
daughter, fcur years old. Last April she was
taken down with measles, followed With a
dreadful Cough and turning into a Fever.
Doctors at home apd ni Detroit treated her,
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
sho was a mere "handful of hone?." Then
a (the tl'ied Dr. King's Now Disc ivory and
the use of two and a half bottlos, was
completely cured. They say Dr. King's New
Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet
you may got a trial bottle free at B. F.
Posey's Drug store.
Mr. Howell Denies?Editor Itegieter: ?I
see in yiur paper from a correspondent of
^this piuco, saying hat it is rumored that
fifteen conservative customers of roino waited
oil ins aud ask el me t > turn off my cli-rk
op they lyoul I boycott me, because lie is a
Tjllrahr.ito And I wish to say through
your p iper thiv the rumor is false, and the
whole thing was gottcu up through a political
eff rt to do financial injustice to myself.
1 niu for Mr, BUoppard en I my clerk
Is for Mr, Til man, aud God forbid that 1
| _ should sfoon so low as lo try to debar any
Ifhito his potitioal opinion.
Yours respeoi fully.
S. J. II. Howell.
Ke'ton, April 29, 1892.
Ano tiik Leak is Getting Higher,?It
may be that thero are some men in 8011th
k Cirolina wh > o in c intent themselves in the
breeohes p >?kct of one man? a man who
ft must laugh in li s sloeve at those who hive
H delognted to iiiin such power. Rut wo do
K not believe a mnjority of intelligent .South
K Carolinians will ever linger in the pocket of
K any ono individual, however much power
R and dominion he may arrogate 'In himself,
tft-. bdw have the buys in my breechoi pookB
Ot," But, Governor, your hrocahcs pocket
V b,n cTidootly "sprung a loak."?Edgefield
Monitor,
f A Brutal Slugging Match.?Whe sling,
' W, Ya., May 1.?"Ked"' Davis and Geo.
Lmgfeil had a blooJy twenty-six found
prixo fight on Kerns Island yesterday for a
purso of $100. The contest was u most brutal
one, and was witnessed by 800 sporting
men from Parkesburg, Marietta aud other
river to vus. in the lost round Davis had
his left arm broken, but be succeeded ' in
knocking out his-antagonist, falling on his
}ndy.' Davis liai ro tie carried from ffie
ping ou a sti e cber.
11 u is '. J ace The Hiiu<ke."?Melbourne,
Appil 28.?rlhe Judge to whom Mr-, Lvlc
ril'ade (Vpp-icatioi) yesterday for a further
A<ij mrnment of tho trial of Predortok il.
Deeming, to-day refused to grant any further
postponement'. The Standard suy* it
ie in a position to announce, without reserve,
that Deeuyng has confessed to his lawyer
^ and the doctors, wlio examined him, that he
^fctkOinmilted the majority tf the "Jack the
Kipper" crimes in iho N\ hittchtpc! district
of Lindoj. The urtijlo has crested a great
sensation.
Tiiky Tahkkd and Pkatiikuico a Woman.
? 'Lesueur Center. .Minn.; May 1.?The
sansatiuual case of Mrs. Katie Boyd against
Cornelius llessiiu aud his three sons ended
? i *tf";"l;>y *" ft malkt .uf yulBi fur Mrs
Kujrd. ft wits showu tu the teUimouy that
(lesbian's family hod guue to the homa of
Mrs. lluyd ut utidutghi, and because of some
fancied wrong at ttu earlier date, hod tarred
and feathered her. Had not neighbors discovered
her she, would have soon died.
A CoNTSMt'TiBLE Assault.?Charlotte, N.
C., Apiil <JO.?At a laie hour souie uuknowu
person eu>ered the premises of Mis. dykes,
a widow who lives ou il street in this oily.
Mrs. dykes, daughter went (tut into the
beok yart} fuy some vfoud t^ud to, hef horror
. %nd ainar .! luent was confronted hy a masked
' mgn, who kuouked the young lady down *ud
cut otf her hair. Alter this he tem?rked:
?iwi ui/ "vto, 1 win Know you me next
lime." Tbo polioe are searotiing everywhere
for the fiend.
llow is This, Senator Ibbt??\ gentleman
who baa been watching the campaign
with much inteiest, propounded thia quca
Hon to Tht State repreeentatiTe to-day:
"IIow is it that United States Senator iroy
ia providod by the United Stages (jowratfignt
with $1 600 aquuiviljr for a private
Secretary who is to attend to hta Lusiuois in
Wnahing'on, and the Senator then ships his
1 Store n?7 to South Carolina to iepnvtthe
tampaign speeches for a partisan paper?"
k Fatal Fibe in a Naw Yoke Chubch.?
? VaoIi Maw I A In n/WM.raa/t
at the West 18th Si ret t rresbjteriau Church
of whieb the leie lie*. Dr. Swinuel D. Durcherd,
of "Rum, Konianiam and ltohellion"
^hhfeine, dm one time peator. The fire origi
'"^JTnntei uuder the pulpit, destroying that end
.. the" orgap. TU? damage is esittuettd at
'<4.000. I'oliceman Robert B. Nichols was
tilled b/ a falling ladder,
Ek im?
Killsi> ix a Caowc.? Uirtninabnui, AU.,
, May ?At HI ckton Fiank Dexter shot ami
i kil'cd Joe Lirle as the result of an old feud.
Li?le had for several darn threat end to do up
Dexter, and b'th men met iu a large crowd
i at tbe depot end drew pistols. Dexter fired
i three limes before Lisle could fire. Several
otber people unrrowly escaped being shot
and many women fainted. Dexter surrendered.
Doth men haTe families.
A nice quest'on of law has come up iu j
Philadelphia. A lady left $5,000 in her !
i wi 1 for the care and maintenance of her pet
cat. Th$ eat has recently died intestate
and lrfi fire little orphan kittens. Tbe
i quest on is whether ihey are the legal hrira
of the t est.
Of coiir e ihc legitimacy of the kittens will
hare to bo etdablishrd.
? ?. . ? Money
in Circulation.?Washington,
M?y 3.?The monthly statement of the
Treasury Deptrlmcnt shows that the circulation
of got I an 1 silver coins and certificates.
Unite I StVc? and national bank notes
on May 1, was $1,013,572,'244, an increase
during the tmnih of $4,930,742' making
the circulat'o t nor oipitn. based upou an
es'imated population of 05,285,000, $24,74.
-
Governor Tillman deliberately insuils the I
circuit Jtidgci by appointing over the heads
nt oil of il.?... ll-~' -i ? "'! 1
v. .? > VI * in I Iinuuiuuiiai " llgni
weight," Mr. Eugene B. Gsry, ?o sit on the
Supreme Bench in a case which Associate
Justice McQowaei cin not hc?r. The other
day he appointed, similarly, Speaker Ira
B. Jours in preference to a circuit Judge.
Who next? T in Kiernan, wc suppose.
Joint SiiirrARu's Great Si'ecoii.?John
Sheppard made one of the b?sl speeches of
his life at Edgefield on Saturday, nnd ho is
to-day the peer, in many ro?pccts of eny
ernl'<r in Carolina politic-*. Ilo refute!
every clisrgo that hit can lidacy is in behalf
of corpora ions and the mon?y gods. lie is
for the people of all classes.? FAgtfiehl Monitor.
Twentieth Victim ok a Tkx ts Vendetta.
?Denison, Toxas, April 28 ?W. T. Sharmau
tlio only witness in an "important murder
case here was shot to death by a man
unknown wh'le in bed la*t night. Tlio cajo
in wliich he was a witners grew out of an
old feud, nnd he it the twentieth victim. He
had received a number of warnings that hie
life was in dnnger.
? . . .
Fatai, Race Conflict is Louisiana.?
Bayou Sara, La., May 1.?A constable last
night attomp'ed toa'rrst tw3 noisy negroes.
They resisted, drew revolvers and began firing.
Several white men came to the constables
assistance. Edgar IIand'ton, white, and
two negroes were instantly kMed. Two
oilier white men were wounded.
Lands Claimed Under Oi.o Titi.k ?
Savannah, May 2.?In the United Stales
court Thomas Watson of Chicago is trying
to dispossess about iwenty-five acres of land
in Emanuel and Johnson counties, amounting
to $70,000 worlli of land to which be
claims to bold title dated immediately after
the revolutionary war.
Shot by iTiiimiv?Nmchurr \t?? > ?
Now^yeceived here today gives the particulars
of the shooting of U. Henderson b.
Goorgo Hill, on Mr, N. 11. Mars place, last
Saturday night. Henderson js wounded inV
the hip, having been attacked by II 11, a
tramp, who has been work;ng in tho neighborhood
since January. Henderson will
probab'y recover.
Df.atii of Miss Anxir KiXAtm.?Miss Annie
Kinard, the eldest daughter of Mr. M.
L Kinard. of Columbia, died in that city
la<t Saturday. Miss Kinard omtractel a
cold at a private picnic given by n party of
friends on Good Friday. 8hc was a charming
young lady, of noble character and
leaves very many sincere friends and admirers.
Tim Potnn> Tumor Rbmoved.?Home, s.
C., April 2$.?Yesterday Drs. Chss. A. Jefferles
and Jns. I,. Jefferies, assisted by Pr.
K. M. Littlcjohn and M. J. Walker, removed
a tumor from 51 r W. 'K. Fowler which
Weighed t?*h pounds- The uperati?n was a
oompleto success and the patient is doing
well.? T/ie Stale.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Postoflice at Union, for
the week ending May 6th, 1892.
Mr. Hob Rcntlev, |Miss Rita Murgftv,
Mr. Conley, K, W. Melhis,
Miss Carniilious Jiles, Mr. E. F. Snyder,
Miss Mary Jane Jeter, Mr. W. H. White D I)
Miss Lu'a Johnson,
Persons calling for tho above letters will
please say if advertised ,'and will be required ;
to pay oho ceh't fob their delivery.
' . J, 0,'HUNTEft. P. M.
i'ii Tin ii", .T.in~ii.11( Hi
The Candidates' Quarters.
When you see a man's name in these
quar'ers you may feel sure that Five Dollars
line been paid f ir the piitilege of appearing
in such good coiupouy.
FOR SHERIFF.
J. GIDEON LONG.
1 rrspcatfuily announce myself as a candidate
for re-election to the office of Sheriff,
of Union County. Subject to the decision i.f
the democratic voters at the ensaing primary
election. J. G. LONG. *
~ V. T. JETER.
The friends of (Vidian) T. Jeter, having
fV.ll cor.fiJcnce iv, hie ability ant) inlegiiiy, ?
treretiy'afnauuucv htm as a candidate for the
, oftioe of Sheriff of Union County ; subject
to the decision of the poop*e at the primary
election. Fiuasns. *
JAMES II. UAUTLES.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the Sheriff1 Office, subject to the decision
of the primary election.
J. If. BARTLES, *
AVIATOR,
PEYTON B. LGVET
1 hereby p'aoc myself before the people of
Uoion Couuty as aoindidate for the office of
Auditor t subject to the deoision of the
vuters at the primary election.
PEYTON B. LOVE. *
FOB THE LEGISLATURE.
O. WALTON WHITMAN.
Allow MO; through the columns of your
fnpcr, to announce myself ft candidate for
seal In tLf) Ho?fto of Reiu eternalises, subject
to endorsement bv the democratic voters
ftt the next Privirj Election.
O. WALTON WHITMAN.
CARD.
C. T. COLRMAN. M. D., Specialist. Re 'oreft
Opium and Morphino habitues inaide
of six or eight days, according to complieslion*
or condition. No fee is expected till
patient is fully satisfied an to his or her
emancipation. Can furnish proof if fe^uitad
S reliable parties et\red" In this county.
rreapnndonco strictly confidential.
Address
. C. T. COLF.MAN, Sautue.
M*j 0 19
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
By JAMBS M GKK, Esq., Probate Judge
WHERE AS, W. K. Thomson has mads
suit to me to grant liiin Lettsrs of
Administration dt bonit non on tho estats of
and effects of Thorns* I). Jeter, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cits and admrnidi
all aod singular the kindtei and creditors
of the said Thomas It. Jeter, deceased, that
they be and appear, befora me, is ths
Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. 11.,
South Carolina, on the 20th day of May,
1802, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to show onu<e, if any tbey
liare, why the said Administration should
not bo grsnted.
Giron undor my hand and seal this 4th
day of May, Anno Dotuiui. 1892.
JAMES. M. GEE.
^ skai, v Judge Probate.
Published on the Oth dny of May. 1802, iu
the Weekly Union Tut us.
May 6 19 3t
Masonic Notice!
fllllERE will l>e a regular communication
_L of Union Lodge, No. 7">, A.*. bV. M *.
held at Masonic Ilall this, Friday ercning,
at 8*30 o,clock. A full a'tendance is requested,
as the M.\ M.*. degree will bo conferred.
W. I). ARTHUR.
Ke< r. I*P*
I 1 JAMES M. GEE,
< skaf. > Judge Probate.
Published on the 1st day of April, 1892,
in the weekly Uoion Times.
April 1 14 6t.*
H. OmitITCO.
(Successors to J. M. Ginits k Son.)
Respectfully inform the people of Union that
they are receiving a complete
STOCK OF NEW DRUGS
? AND ?
All Kinds of Fancy Articles
Usually kept in n completely equipped and
well conducted Drug Store, such as
TOILET SOAPS.
TOOTH AND 1IA1R BRUSHES,
POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES,
ANI> Alt OTIIKR ARTICLES FOR TJIE TOII.KT.
Prescriptions Compounded Care- I
fully by an experienced
Physician.
Wc inlend to keep n complete stock of
fresh goods in each department, an 1 invite
the public lo try the <|iirtlity of our goods
and our prices.
H. K. SMIT^ & CO,
Jan "a" If
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO.
Com >i hi a and Orf.bnvii.lk Division.
Condensed Schedule, ettcct Jan. 31,
1892. Toxins run by 7oth Meridian Tune.
Between Columbia, Allston and Spartanburg.
Daily j Dally
No. 13. STATIONS. I No. 14.
11 10 a m Lv Columbia Arl 3 50pm
12 05pm " Allston "j 3 00 "
1 Oft. ? Carlisle I 1 32 "
1 16 " " Santuc 1 20 "
1 40 " " Union., " | 1 00 "
2 18 " " Pacolet " 112 03 ?
2 45 p m|Ar Spartanburg Ly jll 85pm
Between Columbia and Groentiyo tla Belton.
Ex. Sun.I Ex. Sub
No. 11. I STATIONS. No. 12.
11 lOamiCr Columbia Ar. 8 60pm
12 10 p m " Alston " 8 00 "
12 10 " " Pomaria " 2 40 "
12 46 " Prosperity.... 2 17 "
1 06 " Newberry " " 1 67 "
1 10 " " . Helena 1 52
2 02 " " Cbappell's,... " 1 07 "
2 45 " " Ninety-Six... " 12 40 "
8 06 " " Greenwood... 11 67am
8 28 ? ? ......Hodges..... ?? 11 82 ?
8 48 U . .... Donalds " 11 10 "
4 01 <? '* Honea Path.. " 10 66
4 20 ? " Helton 10 86 ?
4 45 " " Williamaton.. " 10 16 "
4 62 " ?, Pelter ? 10 10 "
6 07 " " ......Piedmont " 0 65 "
6 46 pm[Ar OroeaTiUf.... Lt[ 9 16am
M?j 0 10 li
NOTICE
Aliii persons indebted to ilic estates of
William Eller, deceased, S. A. E. Parham,
deceased, and the firm of Eller & Pnrlinni,
are hereby notified to make immediate
payments to (lie undersigned.
All persons having claims against either
of the above parties arxs requested to present
them tome, properly attested.
F. M. FARR, Adm'r.
A NEW PLOW,
FOR CHEAP TERRACING-.
1AM now complo'ing a plow for terracing,
and will be glad to receive orders from
any one wishing terracing done. 1 guarantee
satisfaction. My price for terracing is
reasonable.
Having made surveying a special study, 1
will be glad to do any work in that line.
All orders left at Me srs. Graham &
Sparks' store will receive immediate attention.
INSURANCE AGENT.
I am also agent fur the Equitable Life
Insurance Company, at this place, and
solict a liberal share of the patronage in
that line of business.
C. C. WHITESIDE.
Ap'il 20 18 4m*
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
By JAMES M. GE"', Esq., I'robotc Judge.
WHEREAS, J. II. McKissick, as Clerk
of Court, hns made suit to me to
grant him letters of Administration on the
Estate of au I effects of Mary Smith, deceased
.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all aud singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Mary Smith, deceased, that they
be and appenr, before me, in the Court of
Probate, to bo held nt Union C. II., South
Carolina, on the Kbit day of May, next, after
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show enure, if any they have, why
the raid Adminiatratica should not be
granted.
Given under ray hand and seal tliis 29th
day of March, Anno Domini, 1882.
TO CAS H
BIG ST<
SPRING
CHEAPER THAI
COME AND SHE FOR Y0U1
Ladies see our f,jrn jr
^OURMC^f;
Our notion stock is
DRY GOODS
In staple and fancy dry go<
Outings, Percals, Lawns, and I
Our prices are guaranteed agai
lina who carries first class go
IN SHOES
Union, notwithstanding the he
them so the prices are right d<
MILLINERY!
Our stock of Hats, Bonnets i
lines. We can suit any face a
A full line of Buttcricks Pat
Grah'iTm
N K W S I' U I
Our new goods have arrived and a
best selection in the town, and at
know that money is scarce, and
where the best goods and LO'WES
headquarters. Our line of ladies D
ing of Henriettas, Bedford Cords, i
Foulmas, Black Lawns. White La
Ginghams, Ch'cvorous, Ohallies, Col
MIL LI
MISS KATE PEARSON, the
with us again. She Is prepared to si
shades in Ribbons, and in?Ihct:eveiy
fail to inspect this department. We
Our stock of Clothing, Shoes i
Young men get one of our Black Str
LISTEN AT T
Black Silk Mits, only lOcta.
1000 yds fancy Challics for 3?cts.
1200 44 Standard Prints for Set's.
800 44 Colored Lawns for 3 cts.
1000 44 Good Plaids, for 4?cts.
1000 44 Extra Heavy Plaids, 7 J.
White Lawn, plain, 5cts.
White Lawn, striped, Sets.
Ball Thread, 1 cent.
Good Washing soap, 2cts.
Blueing, 1 cent.
Remember that WK\RE THE
least that is what tliosetrho have giv
? j
ARE YO
HAVE YBD 'HEA
H. M. GRIMBALL HAS SOLI
D R Y C
at a big discount, below New York
and these gsods must be disposed of i
We propose to sell at and a little
for you and ourselves. Ifypu> do n
good bargains are being picVbd up <
Woolens and
Are not going to be carried over to 1
smoke on it for awhile.) t <
French Gingham's 10 ce^ta*
Checked Nainsopfe and Orosw-barrt
Satin Ribbon, Hinohes wide, 15 ce
Velvet Ribbon, 2 inches wide, 15 <
Surrah Silk, 25 to 50 cents.
Hamburg Embroidery, 1 to 1(1 oojj
TABLE WW !AT A PRI
WITH 01
/' * V*
Ladies Shoes at t^QQ^otliers asl
a few sizes left.) ,
Passamentric, all shades.'- 65 to 30
Best Spool Silk, 5 cents. "
Button bole Twist, J cent,
Goffs Skirt Rraid ftoentst,
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES
THAN ANY JOBBER EVE
IS. NEEDLES 1 CI
WE ALSO CAlll
Crockery an
AND A COMPLE
Staple and Fai
Best California ^?kohe%. 25 cents.
French Sardines $2.00 per dozen.
Green Peas'12 cantsT* \
Pickles, Olites, Olire Qilahflothei
SUGAR, COFFEE, HAMS, RICE
I.ARD, AS
.A-t; Pficpfe i
IF Y&U WANT A GOOD I,IG
* ?THB FINEST!
NO 8 00 08^ WIL
I?x_?1?fH
UYE R S,
)CK OF
GOODS.
I EVER BEFORE.
SELF AND BE CONVINCED.
M Goods and Trimmings, also
5&1LUNERY.
Complete in all lines.
AND SHOES.
>ds, such as Ginghams, Prints,
domestics, we are headquarters,
inst any house in South Caroods.
we can show you one of the
largest stocks ever brought to
>rd times, and we have bought
>wn to hard pan.
MILLINERY!
and Trimmings are full in all
,nd size, up to any pocket book,
terns just received.
& Sparks.
STgo o ds:
re pronounced by every one to be the
prices that defy competition. We
that those who have it will spend it
IT prices are to be found. We are
rcss Goods is simply grand, consistUbatros,
Nuns Veilings, Suara Silk,
iwns, White and Black Flouncing,
ored Lawns and Prints.
NERY.
popular Milliner of Baltimore, is
iow you all the latest shapes in Hats,
thing in the Millinery line. Do not
do not mind showing goods,
tind Ilats, is Allied to ovcrflonwig.
aws for Easter.
HESE PRICES:
Starch, 5 cts.
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 good Domot Shirt, ONLY 2f> cts.
,A Nice Dress Shirt, 33 cts.
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, at
en us a trial say.
W. McITJRE, Ag't. _
U IN IT?
8D TH? NEWS?
? US HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF
x O O D S
cost. Money is scarce,-times tough,
n the next sixty days. I
below Jobbei-S cost- nrwl muln
9t come quick you will be sorry, for
every, day. , i
Ladies Goods J
icxt year, (put that in your n:/pC and j
m! Muslin, 5 to 8 cents.
nts.
jents.
CE THAT WILL 1)11 AWAY
L CLOTH.
k 33.50 to 33.7S |br same shoe; (only
cents*
HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER
R OFFERED ANYWHERE.
QNT A. PAl'EH "m
RY A STOCK OF
d Glassware.
TJfi LINE OF
icy Groceries.
M . , : ? '
v : v. - - I
' shelf goods; at similar low prices.
, MOLASSES, GRISTS, FLOUR,
I> BACON.
bo suit you,
IIT, BUY THE RED ?C." OIL,
N THE WORLD.''
L BE CHARGED!
bargains we offer .
ag & Hunter.
i'N
SAMPLE
AND NO'l
CLOTHING, S
DRY G1
Have you liecn in our Cloth
entire lloor devoted to it. W
cheapest line of clothing in t
Coats, Vests and Pants, sligln
selling at 33 cents 011 the dol
worth from $2 to $8, for 50 <
$1.50, $2, and $2.4S.
Pants worth from $3 to $0
$1.50, and $1.75. The first 1<
in a few days, but we have su
second lot which will be in th
boys suits from 75 cents to $5.
We will open this week twi
HATS AND
Hats in fresh Spring stylo
facturers cost. Come in and hi
We arc selling a good Domi
Ask to see it.
Fine Satteens at 12& cents.
3 cents up.
"We have a splendid stock c
broidered Kobes, Laces, Einbrc
Come and inspect our stock
Goods.
HE
HARK
April 10 15
OUR NEW SPB
ARE
N ( ) W A
mvivc avt
CAN SIIOW YOU T
IN DRESS GOODS AT I
LOW PRICES. IN GENTS
HATS WE CAN PLEASE TI
WE HAVE ADDED TO O
OF LADIES AND MISSES
AND UNTRIMMED, A
SUIT T11E TIMES. <
IS: "NOT CIIEA
BUT GOOD (
C1IEAP.
WE INVITE AN 1
FOSTER, WIL1
Jan 2 1
Wm, A. Nichol
li A IN K I
HAVE ADDED TO THEIR (
A Savings D
I DEPOSITS -
EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
COLLI
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS* BE IT LAUUl
YOU KAMI AND COUKTEOl
CALL AND EXAMINE (
Jau 22 I
Goods mi
If you want
Boots, Shoes,
Clothing- cheap
as we are g-oinj
our Business.
RODGER &
8?p^0 ,30
\
: HATS
'IONS,
HOES AND
OODS.
ing Department ? One
e have the largest and
he county. A lot of
tly damaged by water,
lar. ('oats and Vests
cts, 75 cts, $1, $1-25,
> at 73 cts. ?1, $1,25,
ot of Pants were sold
ccceded in getting the
is week. Youths and
> big lines of samples.
NOTIONS.
<, at less than nianuuy
your Summer Hat.
it Shirt lor 20 cents.
Figured Lawns from
if White Goods. Em>idery,
etc.
No trouble to show
ISPECT FULLY,
IY & BELK.
iy
,1NG GOODS
11)
WE
IIE LATEST
LSTONISIllNGLY
AND HOYS STRAW
IE MOST FASTIDIOUS
Ull STOCK A LINE
IIATS, TRIMMED
lT TRICES TO
Di li MOTTO
T GOODS,
iOODS
?)
!A1LY CALL.
vIKS & CO
if
MAM O w*
SUJ.1 OG OU11,
3 3R Si .
GENERAL BANKING
epartment.
ACTIONS MADK,
INSURANCE,
J Olt SMALL, AND WILL PROMISE
IvJ 'I'll I.' ITML'VT
)UR BANK SAFES.
tim.
jst go7
Dry Goods,
Hats, and
, call on us
g1 to change
PURCELL.