The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, May 20, 1892, Image 3
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TIllmax and iua Lvwtkbb.?Gov.ru >
Tiliain b uioit dtUrained iban ever tliil
the attorneys who e.aioi h*ei from the d;ree
Ui ebi qa 'is f r getting the direct tax bit:
ilir.'U.h the national leAUla>u e shall n i
liav# in* nf ^ uti>ess tney get it Ooii
the cam uts after the?? inuey n in tlieii
hands, lie has taken the t-tau<i that be wil
recogniie do sueb claims for fees, an 1 say:
thu not ting wil make him chaise his pos
t;ou in the matter.
Tjtis nououncemeut was made some days
a?o. and yes erd.ty Meiers. A. C. Magrath,
McCrady 8ont 6c Diet, and Mitchell A
i Smith, the Charles on attorneys, wito art
in'.croi-te i, eime back at hint in the Charleston
AVi? and Courter, giving a long state
nicni of h -w they, witlt Mewsrs l'rescott &
Karle, g t the bill through Congress by the l
individual etl its and were consequent]
entitled to their share of the refhndmem
money.
Governor Tillman was asked about il
yesttfrday and he made the following state
m-ni for publication. "1 r.dhtre fi Italy U
my opini n that it i< an ot just claim ntn
under the law I hate the power to protecl
the taxpayers, and I intend to do it. Theri
is no evidence whatever that these attornevi
got Congress to pus the ait. 'lliey ite-c nol
employed to I bby, but t > prosecute th<
claims in the court, which titty never did
The inou*-y was refunded rx grain, f'ougrest
imposing the condition thai all such cltitnt
by lawyers *hoi*Id be barred, there wonlt]
never have be 'u a-iy money refunded, but
for the lac that tbeNorthera States were t<
receive ten dollars to the South s one."
Complaiuts have been conung to tuc, yoi
might say also, that the Master in( iinr'o-t i
has been w thhoMing csrtiGoutcs at th<
iustaanc? of Mr. Migrath and other attor
neys. 1 liavc written to him (Mr. Miles
about it." In this connection Governor Till
man mado sotno oilier tciuarks cl a mos
emphatic nature.
He concluded wha* lie had t> siy as follows
4 If there is one thing that 1 am detcrmiuo
upon it is that thou taxpnyers sh ill get tlicii
money. These attorneys if they got any
thing.it will be what they w 11 go; fioni tut
taxpayers, after their money is ordered pai<
to them; under new contracts made siuc<
the passage of the hid."
Governor Ti liuati seruis to have tin
power iu his hands to dons lie s>ys, and i
the lawyers overrun him they will ha o tc
^ fielit far if ? The Slat.'.
p
~ 'A \ahi>oi' Taxsiis."? Here h n r-mnci
for everybody to g'-t, tree of cost, nil exquisite
Oil Tictui c :iti inches lo-ig. a companion
to "A Yard of Jtcscs," which a 1 havo s et
and admired. This exquisite picture, "A
Yard of Tail ies,'" was painted l?y the saint
noted artist who did the "Ibises.'' It is tlit
same size, and is pronounced by ntt criti s
to be far superipr t the "Hoses." Tito reproduction
is equal in every iaspect to tlit
original, wbieh e )Ji $;100, and is being giver
free with every copy of tiio June number ol
Domorest's Family Magazine. This Junt
number is a g a t 1 .so tvenir uuiiiber in celebration
of the s-tvuititMIt anniversa y of the
publtsli' r, an t is woith many times the cost,
wliicli is only '20 cents, -?g ceery purchaser
will get, 11 action I !y free, >-t? exqu site pieturo
; and tlio.se who already hive "A Yard
of Hoses" hA Yard of l'atts'.es" wi I be
doubly valuable, ospeci illy as ncconi) anying
it are full directions for fruiting cither tlie
"Tansies" or "Hoses" at home, at a cost ol
a few cents. You can get the June number
of Dennrest's Family M gazino, containing
44 A VdVll (if PAnsinv ?1 tif '>t?v i\f ?ui"
Newsdealers : or .?end lid cents to the publisher,
W. Jensinus Dkmokkst, loth Hast
14th St., New York.
? . <* J.
II. M tusii.it.u and Miss Mummied
Thomson.?Trinity Church was tho scene of a
marriage this altera urn dm- was smewhai
out of lite or iinary.
The contracting ptrties, Mr. J. I!. Mir
shall, of Chariest >n, anil Miss Mildred
Thomson, of Sp irtanburg, prefetivd to ni-ei
and be nisrrio I in this city. The ceremony
was performed a? Trinity at f?:8l) o'clock l?y
Hey.. r.|lisou-Cap?Af<t.?. ...
Miss Thomson is the daughter of the lato
Cpl.J. S. K. Thomson, one of tho ablest lawyers
ever known to the Hp artuitburg bar. She
reached this c ty at 4 l\ M., accompanio l bj
hor br.'titers and sift rs, as the guests of Kcv
Ellison Capers,
Mr. Marshall i-one of the brightest young
men in the S ate. A graduate of the I'tii
versity of Viigini?, be was for four years >i
profes-oe at lVollor.l College; id't r wlrcli
lie edited the Observer at (Ir.enw ol up to
l ist January, wh? n be accepted n pes tii n or
the editorial stall' of l ite News ami C uricr
The couple have many friends in the city
who will wish them the greatest happiness
through life. ? Columbia lltcord, lb//).
ilr.sKRViN'u I'll vi-?:.?We desire t > say u
pur citizens, that f years avc have l eer
sel'ing L>r. King's New Ibscwvrry for Cut
sumptio l>r. King's New l.ifo l'tl's, lluck
leu's Arnica Salve and Electric* Hitters, and
have never handle I remedies that sell a<
veil, or unit hive given such universal sais
faction. Wo iio not hesitate to gunrnntei
tii? in eery time, anil we stand ready t
refund the pnroha-c [nice, if satisfactory
results cl j not follow their u*o. Thesi remedies
have won ilteirgioil popularity purely
on their merits. 15. F. I'oscy, Druggists.
A Mn.uox I'iiiknds.?A fri >nd ill ncc 1 ii
a friend irulre i, and not less th u one uiiliio:
people havo f un I just such a friend in Dr
Kings Nev Diseivevy for Consumption
Coughs and o dds.? li'yoii have never usci
tli's tlre.it C nigh Medicine o.ic tri d will c>>n
vinco yen tint i' has wonderful curitivi
powers in all diseases <>f iluoat, Clie- t an
Limits. lvich hat le is guaranteed to do nil ilia
is claimed or in inoy will b> refnndvd. 'J'ri >
]^Jt>tt!css free at It. F. l'o<ey's Drug store
irge bottles oi>o. and sl.Ou.
liiii/Us l.ii- i. Iliii ?Columbia, May Mi.?
Everything u w points to the probabil.ij
(hat Mill delegates will be c'octcd by ilu
Fta'o dual >cra ic convention which aJsonbb.>
he-o VVeeaes lay, Tsuit is tlic decree <>
Tilunin and lrby. Ii is be ietred lt>at tiii
was arranged for between lliess leaders an
Sen itor lliil when G ivoin ir Ti linin wen
to Washington and New York rec.-ndy.?
Tel. Grtatuilie Xvwt.
Tk>.Kino T.?i:n\uo in fi.xv. ? (.1 iinc-s\ill
Tex , M I'J ?A Im im iu swop' "Vol* Tan
k<-y v.dlcy, in Uiccr conuty, destroying
everytliing in its pub. l ive pe pie wort
killed in latui.v: 'ea are dying from their Injuries.
and many more are bully hurt
Jlmdly a ]-o -i n in die valley escaped.
N'e.- j 'tut.I in obtain tu n g'ut, I hi i
wugi n ua i i.f cdIIiiis wi v sent out to-nigh
by t lie c< in icr who brought the news.
?
Iii \ i n in tjuv i ii.voit Sii i i-i'.\i:ii ? llr.oi ii 1:11
?We haveja.-t uCeivt'd the sal inltdligriici
ti>nt Mr. Overgo Shcppard. of l.iherty llih
a I t'other of ex-tiovirnor Sbeppnrd. died h
ii s iesidcnce hi Monday nfieriiOon. Mr
Slicj?| aid was a nan of lite strictest honoi
ia business and in every other particular
Our c uiniry liai lost one of her host citizen-'
* ?
W'nniK I'KrottM t" Nt;r.?Ki?.?It isea?y t
so that the present financial sy-tcui of tin
country cumin: lung ic m lintnincd. Tin
wi-e fin.anei rs sh ni l diviso a sound plat
to itiiroii-e the curren.-y and thus proven
rht fiitaj tiou of some crude and i!l-d-vi?o<
Vclicme ilia' nil bring ruin i> aM Flu
8 ilost plan i. die restoration of State bank
tin I' r careful reduction".?'/'> ' $f
in i ai.itxa At.mi v oaiai:.?'flu b>t sa'vi
in tlie wnriil for Cuts, bruises. S rts, Ulcers
Salt llhoutn. Fever Sores, 'fi tter, Chappei
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin crup
tions. and pwi ivc'iy litres Files, or no \ aj
joipiiied. It is guaranteed t) give purioc
icti'ia, i r money refunded. Frice 'Jo
cents per box, Fur sale by b. F. l'osey.
{ lllH'LTur AN OLD F*UI? ?TilSC.imbia, A'*., J1
t May 13.?To u W. r-tcch. ?l?ot and killed Lj
i John Go il?in. ti th ar# | r tminen atiisens. i II
I St ele bad r u u I*-barro led sho'fun. ?? '
t wKtt- - ~l?s ?u n me leading hotel met '
i Goodwin aud fi<c) at him after thejr p?s;ed. pc
r | The first cb irgc failed to take effect, and
I Stc.le fire I the other charge, and as Goodwin
? fell Stec'e drear a p siol and shot liini again. | JjJ'
| 1 ho ki lint i? tho rveult of an old feud. Two !
: years ag > Go dwin kilcl Mayor Steele of
i r :?umbi;i. a brother ?.f his s'ajrer. aud was j I |
, 1 * it elf b dly wr unded. Steele is iu jail.
i List of Letters Us
lie.mining in the Postotfica nt Uuion. for
the w k en ling M ?y IWtli, 181)2.
r Miss N. i 11 l!'g'i-li. Mr. J. IV. Pcier:
r Vict iti? La ic. |
t Persons calling for the above Tetters will
please say it'uvlvortised. and will be required AN
to pa* one cent l >r fhc:r delivery.
J J. C. HUNTElt. P. M.
; The Candidates Quarters.
, When \ou sco a man's nntnc in these
L qu-tr'crs you u-ny fee' s ire that Five Doha's
, has been i a <1 f r tho priv legs of appairing
in such ?jo<1 cotnp <ny. frc
> *?? ^? . i.- J*
I FOB COV.WY COXltl881021EB. ?
THOMAS J. ESTE3.
i respectfn'iy itnnmnco mys-lf ns a can- __
didate for County Couiinmio ier of Union
County, subject to the decision of tHe deaiocratii}
voter1 of the primary election.
THOMAS J. KSTKS.
"foil TREVSUilEttT ~
[ """JOHN V. THOMAS. ?
sal
I hereby nnnonnco myseif a candidalc re,
: ferthe office of Treasurer of Uni-n County.
I JOHN 1\ THOMAS. * wi
W. T. JET Hit. gp
5 The friends of tVULnm T. Jeter, having ti
I full confidence in his av i iiy and integrity,
1 hereby nnnonnco htm ns a c indidnt a f?r the
oliic; of Treasurer cf Union County; subject .
- to the decision of the pc >plo at the primary g .
f clectio i. Euitmis. * .,1'
? . till
FOR SHERIFF
3 A. COLE LVI.KS.
At the rolicitati n of friends, I announce
1 myself as a candidate f r S u-: ilf of Union ^
1 County : subject to ti c dociskui of the
k I ritna?y ebction. j,.,
[ A. COl.E LYLE8. ? ha
< .). GIDEON LONU P"
I respcitfully nnnonnco myself as a can- 0p
! didate for re election to the office of Sheriff,
of Union County. Subjec t to tlie decision of
' the dent emtio voters at the ensninir primary
5 election. J. 11. LONU. *
JAMES H. LAUTLES.
1 respectfully announce niysc'facandidate l
for the Sheriffs Office, snbjvct to ihe decision s'o
f the primary election. of
J. if. lLiKTLKS, - tio
FOR AUDITOR! l-.n
, J?y
NATT II. MO EUAN. Co
i lvspccuuiiy announce mysc f as a ranI
d d to f r iliu otlico of Audit r for ilic
County of Union, subject lo I lie dee sion of
tlie primary election.
N4'1'T B. MOllOAN.
PEYTON B. LOVE. 1
1 hereby place myself before the people of
Union County as a c indidatc for ;l;o oilice of
. Auditor; subject to the dccis on of liic
i voters at the piimary election.
, PEYTON II. LOVE. .
FOR THE LEGISLATURE. J
GODFREY B. FOWLER.
1 respectfully announce to tlie voters of (
Union Comity that 1 am a Candidate for the . q,
r Legislature; subject to the decision of the
primary election. ?
GODFREY 11. FOW LEU. ,,e
<i. WALTON WHITMAN. ,
Allow me, through the columns cf your iT
j a per, to announce myself a candidate for a 12
( si at in the House of Representatives, sub- )
jict to endorsement by the democratic voters 1
at tlie next Primary Election. 2
t 0. WALTON WHITMAN. 2
, A Mi tin fnr Qalo
? IIIMIV I VI VUlVi |
I 1
1 have a good Mule foi sato al a reason- j
. able price.
[ .3. J. I!. 1I0WKM,,
, Kclton.
May 20 21 2?. ]r,
Public Meeting.
V meeting of tlie citizens of tlie t wn of 2
Union is requested next Mod iy even- 2
ing, at ti.l o'clock, for the purpose of consid- 3
cring the propriety of nominating suitable 8
5 persons for lutendnnt and Wardens of tlie "
' town, by a primary election, 3
VOTERS. 1
| May 20 21 It. 4
Election Notice. 7
VN ELECTION for Intcndint an I War- ^
dens of (lie town of Union will be held '*
on Tuesd iy, 7th day of June, 18i?2, Polls '
open from'J A. M., to 5 1*. M. ion
Managers of e'ection and registration,?W. 7.(j
A. Smili, W. U. Wallace, and Coo way 8. hm
f Young. (V
ltooks for llcgi-tialien of vote.s will le |)i'
i open < n May 23, 21, and 80, 31, and June sor
f 1st from 11 A. M? to I 1'. M.
" I'- 0. Volxu, 1 . C'ViHAM,
1 lutendnnt. Di
1 50 21 3t. A.C
SHERIFFS SALES. (V
FOR Jl'NU, 1802. No
boi
; pv vi tiic of sundry executions to inc
I I .It. I I .. :n -- i i
ui.wicu, i ?ni sen uuiore iite i our luusc
d or, in the town of Union, on .Mon :ay , j((
the sxth >liiy of Juno next, during tlie legal v.^
, hours of edict-ill's sales, the following do- j .
I setibed proper y l?> wit :
One t * act < f land b? longing to James
Ihotiius, Jr., situate, lying ami being in Fish
Dim towu.ship, Union County, containing
? one liund'c t and titty acres, mote or less,
I on tide I ou the North l?y lands of 15. S. ^
i Thomas, Kast l?y lands of A. (J. Lyles, S >i;tli
by wan r.s of Tygcr river, West by lands of
r it. 8. Tl.otnas. Levied on, and to be sold as !
the property of James Thomas, Jr., at the ?
suit of Duvi i Jufcnson, Jr., I'laiutitf, against
James Thomas, Jr., an l Susannah Thomas,
Defendants. <
\ t.so ?
* One tract of land belonging to L. V. Gaff- ^
ney, situate, lying and being in Goudeysvil'e <
J township, Uniou County, containing two hun- *
I drcd and <ighty ncr??, more or less, bounded
on the North by lands f James 8ervis, and
1 bom .s Scrvi*. List ty lands of (}. W. Me*
Kown, and Mrs. A. \. Shell ot, South by
latuls of C. 1'. Muggins and Mrs. A, V. Shel,
ton, West by lands of W. I). Alexander and Oi
Giles Thomson I. v e 1 on and to tie sol 1 as '(,
j t he pmpei ty of L. \". Giffnev, at the suits r
. of Lgbcrt G. Leigh. Jr., tt <//, l'Jaiutitfs. '
^ ngiinst L. V. Gatlnvy, Defendant. ^
t J. G. LONG, S. U. C.
Slterifl's OflicO, May 14, 1892. m
May 2U 3t. ft
L K. SMITH k 00.
(Sirectjon* to J. M. Gisns & So*.)
?p?clfuHy inform the people of Uuion ttfat
thej ere receiving a complete
LOCK OF NEW DRUGS
? AND ?
I Kinds of Fancy Articles
uul y kept in a cc?i|'btcly equipped and
well conducted Dru; 8'ore, tuck aj
roi LET 80A 1*8,
TOOTH AND IIA1U 1*. UUS11E3,
POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES,
t? ALL OTIILB ABTICU9 FOR TUK TO I LKT.
vscriptions Compounded Carefully
by nu experienced
Physician.
We intend t? keep a oniplito stock ef
>sli goods in e.vh department, ami i'vite
public m t-y th- quality of tuv goods
d our prices.
H. K, SMITH & CO.
Jan 29 0 tf
A NEW PLOW,
FOR CHEAP TERRACING-.
AM now conip'c ing a plow for terracing,
end will b t glad to receive orders from
y otic wishing terracing done. I guarantee
it-faction. My price for terracing is
tsonable.
Having made surveying a npecial study, I
II be glad to do any work in that line.
All orders left at Messrs. Graham &
arks' store will receive linmediato atten11
INSURANCE AGKNT.
I am obo agent f r the Equitable Life
surnncc Company, at this place, and
io I a liberal shave of the patronage in
it line of business.
0. C. WHITES!HE.
A pill 29 IS 4 in*
NOTICE
L LL persons in b ba d lt> ilie estates of
V Wiiliim Eller, deceived. S. A. E. I'arm,
deceased, and the tirin of Eller & I'nrni,
arc hctcby notified to make immediate
ymcius to the unders gned.
All persons having claims against either
the above parties arc requested to prcit
tlieni to me, properly attested
F. M. FA UII, Adm'r.
May ti 19 41.
CARD.
D.T.COLEMAN. M. I)., Specialist, llcu-es
Opium and Morphine habitues inside
six or eight days, ucc r ling to cotnplicsns
or condi'ion. No fee is expected till
licnl is fuily satisfied ns to his or her
ancip-i'ion. Can forni.-h proof if required
rcliahle parties cured in this county,
rrespondeiicc str'cily confident ill.
Address
C. T. COLEMAN, Sautuc.
May 0 19 2tu
When at Home.
1EIIEAFPE11 1 slrill bo in my i fiice at
Union, the first nays if oich week.
1). A. TOWNSEND.
May HI 20 tf.
CI!MOM) & DANVILLE RAILHO \DCO.
Com Mm v and Oitr.K.w ii.m: Division.
Condensed Schedule, in ellect Jan. SI,
12. Trains run by 7"?tli Meridian Time.
Iween Columbia, AUston and Spartanburg.
Daily I | Dally
*t>. 13. | STATIONS. iNft. 14.
JO a m|Lv (' Uutnl ia Ari 0 05 p m
10 p m | A listen " I 5 10 "
IS 44 ' Carlisle 44 ; 4 10 "
23 " j " . ...Sniiiuo " ' 4 00 "
00 I ' ... . Union " j 3 40 44
S3 " I l?nc lot " j 2 52 "
05 ]> m Ar Spartanburg I.v j 2 20pm
Bet ween Columbia Seneca an I Walhalla.
>aily. | I Daily.
Co. 1LJ J STAHONS. | No. 12.
JO&mjLv Columbia Ar. 0 05pm
05 p in " Alson " 5 15 "
21 " " Pomona " 4 52 44
43 " 44 Prosperity.... " 4 32 "
00 " " Newberry 44 4 15 44
05 " ' liilena " 4 10 "
4<i 44 I " Clicppcll'sj.... 44 8 31 ?
25 " ' Nim ty-Six... " 3 OU "
5o " " (licenwootl... ' 2 50 ?
10 " " Hodges..,,, ., ?? : 2 20 "
27 " > . ,,,. Donalds " 1 0 ]' ??
31! llonca Path.. " 1 58 44
55 'Ar Ilcllon |,\ 1 40 "
05 " |l,v liciton Ar 1 35 44
35 41 : ' Andcron.... 44 1 1 5 44
IS 44 ! 44 Pend elou ... 44 12 45 '
OO 44 Ar Seneca iupm
20 44 j( v ......ovi.oo? Ar 11 55ain
(M? puijAr IVulhalla I.v 11 15am
20 p ni Ar UrccnviPc... Lv 12 0On'n
Trains leave Spartenbuyg, A i\. (', Dmsi,
Norllibo'.'.nd, 3.51 a.m., 4.50 p. in.,
11 p. ni. (Vostibn'e 1 Limited): SoulU*
und, 3.23 a. in., 4 28 p. up, 11.43 ?. Ui. i
estibuled Limp oilWesthouu I. vv q
vision, 3.10 and 7.10 n fop ?'en iei.:
iville, A?lie?" ||()t Springs, and Kuox.c.
Trains leave Greenville, S C., A. & C.
vi*ion, Northbound, 2.41 a. to., 2.11 p. m.
IS p. in. (Vestibuled Limited); Southind
6.10 a. m., -5 ;j5 p. m., 12.36 p. m.
esiibnled Limited).
Trains leave Seneca. A fi C. Division,
rtlib'-und 1.17 n. in., 12.15 p. in.: Sontliind
7.5s a. in., 7.17 p. in.
PULLMAN CAR RKRVICK.
Pullman Pnlfttv Sleeping Car on Trains 0,
II, and 12, 37 nn-l Js on A. & C. Piion.
Pullman Parlor Cars on Trains Nos.
and 14, between Culnnibia nod Spnrtani'R
A. DODSON, W. A. TURK,
Siipcriuten lent. Ass't (Jen'l Pacs Agt.
COM M hi A. S. C'IIA H Lf?i'TF. N. V.
II. GKKKN. J AS. Ij. TAV LOU,
<i n 1 Mg'r, Gcn'l l'lies. Ag't.
Atlanta, G v. Atlanta. Ga.
3<)L HAAS. Traffic Mgr. Atlanta, Ga.
^American
TnAOEEMARk8.
- OEStON PATENTS
* rVv^ COPYRIGHTS, otc.
>r information r.r-3 frwi Handbook writs to
lllINN .V CO., ? I 1IIIO A DWAT, NEW Your.
dost bureau for ternrlfiz patents In Amcrloa.
' 'Pry patent token out bv us is brought before
o public by a uottco given frco of charge In the
Scientific JVromGW
trpcsf circulation rf try scirntl.lc pawr In the
:>r.tl. bnianclidir lllusV.nted. No Ititelhitunt
an cboulfl bo without It. AVeeslj, A3.00 a
.at; $1.50 St* months. Address MUNN A CO,
Joiiauj6a?,$aBpo?lway,Kew fort- J
j t<^> o^v *TiS~
r BFG STO
SPRING
CHEAPER THAH
COME AND SEE FOR YOURS
Ladies see our lino of Dress
. OUR NEW M
Our notion stock is cc
DRY GOODS
Tn ? ?1 C ? - i
xii rnupic iiiiu unicy ury j^oou
Outings, Percals, Lawns, and Do
Our prices are guaranteed ngaini
lina who carries first class good
IN SHOES Z
Union, notwithstanding the linn
thcra so the prices are right dow
MILLINERY!
Our stock of Hats, Bonnets an
lines. We can suit any face am
A full line of Buttcric.ks Patte
Graham
Jan 22 _i ?.
NEW S V R II
Our new goods liuvo arrived and are
best selection in the town, and at pi
know that money is scarce, and tin
where the best goods and LOWEST
headquarters. Our line of ladies l)re
ing of Henriettas, Bedford Cords, All
Foiilmas, Black Lawns. White Larvi
Ginghams, Chevorons, Challies, Color
MILLII
MISS KATE PEARSON, the
with us again. She is prepared to slun
shades in Ribbons, and in fact everyth
fail to inspect this department. We do
( lnv af/wtlr nf Pistil! ?? CM.? *
uvuvi n vi VJiHIIill^f UIIWt'3 illl1
Young men got one of our Black Straw
LISTEN AT TH
Black Silk Mits, only lOcts. S
1000 yds fancy Challics for 8 lets.
1200 " Standard Prints for acts. ?
800 " Colored Lawns for 8 cts. 1
1000 " Good Plaids, for diets. 1
1000 " Extra Heavy Plaids, 7^. ?
White Lawn, plain, 5cts. 1
White Lawn, striped, 5cts. 1
Ball Thread, 1 cent. ;
Good Washing soap, 2cts. i
Blueing, 1 cent.
Remember that WE ARE THE L
least tliaETs what those who have given
J.
Mch 20 1
ARE YD I
HAVE YOU HEAI
II. M. GRIMBALL IIAS SOLI)
DRY G
at a big discount, below New York co
and these gsjds~must be disposed of in
We propose to sell at and a little be
for you and ourselves. If you do not
good bargains arc being picked up ev
Woolens and I
Aro not going to be carried over to nc
smoke on it for awhile.)
French Gingham's 10 cents.
< XT..: 1. ? in
vjiittivi;u o-iiiiiiouuk ami urosP'iy.il'WI
Satin ltibbon, ? iT\ch<x wide, 15 cent
Velvet Ribbon, 2 inches wide, 15 cei
! Surrali Silk, 25 to 50 cents,
i Hamburg Embroidery, 1 to 10 cents
TABLE LINEN AT A PRICI
WITH OIL
Ladies Shoes atf 8-.00, others ask
a few sizes left.)
Passaracntrie, all shades, 65 to i>0 a
Rest Spool Silk, 5 cents.
Button hole Twist, 1 cent.
GoflTs Skirt Braid 5 cents,
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES
THAN ANY JOBBER EVER
BffA- NEEDLF.rt 1 OKI
WE ALSO CAIlir
Crockery and
AND A COMPLEX
Staple aid Fas
J Jest California Peaches, 2 ;"> cents.
French Sardines #2.00 per dozen.
Green I'eas 12 cents.
? P:c'l."V^ and other s
SUGAR, COFFEE,' HAMS, RICE,
LARD, AND
At prieeH t<
IF YOU WANT A GOOD LIGH
"THE FINEST IN
NO GO AD 8 WILL
Call and sec the ba
\ Youn
Mch 4 | 1(
5 rfv Eiis,
OK OF
GOODS.
EYER BEFORE.
ELF AND BE CONVINCED.
Goods and Trimmings, also
IILLINERY.
mi pie to in all linos.
AND SHOES.
s, such as Ginghams, Prints*
mestics, we are headquarters,
st any house in South Carols.
e can show you one of the
irgest stocks ever brought to
1 times, and we have bought
n to hard pan.
MILLINERY!
d Trimmings are full in all
1 size, up to any pocket hook,
rns just received.
& Sparks.
si7G "G O 0 D S.
pronounced by every one to bo the
rices that defy competition. We
nt those who have it will spend it
prices arc to be found. We arc
ss Goods is simply grand, consistImtros,
Nuns Veilings, Suara Silk,
us, White and Black Flouncing,
ed Lawns and Prints.
SIER Y
popular Milliner of Baltimore, is
>v you all the latest shapes in lints,
ing in the Millinery line. Do not 1
not mind showing goods,
d Hats, is Allied to overllonwig. |
s for Easter.
ESE PRICES:
!tnrch, octs.
[pool Cotton, 200 yds, 2 cts.
s'ecdles, 1 cent.
Gross Buttons, o cents.
?ins, 1 cent.
[pool Silk, 5 cents.
J. II. Twist, 1 cent.
[envy Shirting, 4.1 cts.
V good Domot Shirt, ONLY 2"? cts.
V Nice Dress Shirt, 83 cts.
EADERSOF LOW PRICES, at
us a trial say.
W. McLURE, Ag't.
j IN If?
*D 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
eoiuo <piick you will bo sorry, for
cry day.
jaflies Goods,
xt year, (put that in your pipe and
l
Muslin, o to 8 cents,
s.
[its.
i THAT WILL 1)1) AWAY
CLOTH.
&3.60 to $3.75 for same slioc; (only
cnt.s.
HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER ,
OFFERED ANYWHERE.
NT A. PAl'lOR.
i' A STOCK OF
i m
l uriassware.
E LINE OK
cy Groceries.
liclf goods, at similar low prices.
MOLASSES, GRISTS, FLOUR.
?BACON.
> Kiiit you, I
T, BUY THE RED "C.M OIL,
TIIE WORLD." ;
BE CHARGED!
rgains we offer. (
g & Hunter,
> tr
READ ANI
In thosj lmrd times, v
become of you it
NEW YOR]
STC
You certainly know fu
iiiuil prices 1JUWJN. t
away beyond the beliefs c
business grows bigger
secret of it nil lies in the hi
to sell everything cheap
body.
We wish tliis week to e
LADIES WHITE
We have just opened
and cheapest line of E
Linens, Stripe and Plaid
Swiss Embroideries, Val. 1
ever beheld.
It will do you good to ta
Shoes, Hats, Hardware,
thousands of other useful t
Polite and attentive salesi
showing you through.
?.1 71 T
unr
\pril 10
JUR NEW SI
AI
N O W
HIVING,
CAN SHOW YO
IN DKESS GOODS J\
LOW PRICES. IN GEN
HATS WE CAN PLEASE
WE HAVE ADDED TO
OE LADIES AND MIS,
AND I NTHIMMEI
SLIT T1IE TIME
IS: "NOT CI
IHJT GOO
C 111:
HI INYITE AI
FOSTER, WI
J Ull <?
Wm. A. Nich
HAN Ii
IIA.VE ADDED TO TilKJ
A Savings
>|:i,osi is
m
c .:r^ i<^SnvL.\.. L'-vi ,ufo^>!
fAK'vx. EXCII
ANDES BOUGHT AND SOI
i
IV E SOLICIT VOI R BUSINESS, BE IT L.
VOU FAIR A NO COUII
CALL AND EXAMINI
In 22
Goods k
If you war
Boots, Shoes
Clothing1 ches
as'we are g*oi
our Business.
RODGER .
Sep 0 ^31
"^8
) ponder" km
rhat in the world would
it wore not for the
K RACKET |
RE?
11 well that we huvo put |
hir success has reached
n everybody, ami yet our .
- and Bigger, and the
icl that we have the nerve j
?one low price to everyall
special attention to
DRESS ROODS. J
up the largest, prettiest ^ J
linbroidercd Robes, India *
Organdies, Hamburg and ]
Laces, etc., that your eyes
ke a look at our Clothing,
Trut ks. Umbrellas, and
kings we cannot mention,
men will take pleasure in N
KliSrLUTM LLY,
?RY & BELK.
16 ly
>RING GOODS
* *
ie
a 11- 4'
and we
u t1ie latest
lt astonishingly
ts and boys straw %
t1ie most fastidious \
> our stock a line
ses hats, trimmed
0, at prices to j
s. our motto
i map hoods,
i) hoods
SAP."
EARLY CALL.
LKINS & CO
1 If
olson & Son,
lEBN.
[It GENERAL BANKING
Department.
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A),
COLLECTIONS MA UK,
INSURANCE.
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11 % \ m t <!?'!/ II 1UU 1 IVVtMlOri
TKOUS TKKAT.MFN 1'.
3 OUR BANK SAFES.
I <im.
IUST GO.
3
Lt Dry Goods,
3, Hats, and
ip, call on us
ng to change
& PURCBLL.
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