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Ot/r I Co a L* TO the NOBTH CAROLINA Coast ?W- M. Crookehanks, of this city, was in South Port, N. C.( sereral (lays ago and hsard s mie railroad news which will be of intcrett to Groonville people, lie says the S^uili Port people liare become tired waitiog fir work to commence on the Cape *0? Fear & Cincinnati road, of wbioh George Morton bus been general manager, and have cxnmenco l work on a new roal to run from South Port to Wilmington. Tho first dirt wan thrown on Mouday, May 9th, and work will be pushed. II. II. Dougherty, of the W" North, is the engineer in charge. He has bad experience iu railroad building in South America. The object of tho p'ojectore of the new rnul I. m K..I1.1 ?. ? ?- ? " ..? w .v ?>iuu ik luivugn Uli* 9UI< tO Qre.-ntillo anil from horo to Knoxvitle. South Port citizens want Greenville to join in building the now road, ond hopo to see rome no hn taken bj this oltjr. Mr. Crooksheuks thinks that n committee should be nppoiuted frjto bore to go. to Wilmington ?- and Fouth Port and have a conference with lite' projector! of the Scheme. He believes tint Uieeuvilld^fiiloso a splendid opportu* nity if she does nw show her desire for the road If the Cape Fear & Cincinnati scheme goes under the new roalojuM get the sub < rcriptions already votod in count ! ? St. ?i.i State and would not be delayc 1 in what- | ever projects are mapped out for ruuning , her<?. Dr. Dougherty thinks that he could build , t^jliue from bore to Augusta if given the | per encouragement and nssistance.? | OreennUe Newt. First and Last WaiTTtur Commands IesuRn to SouruKBNSoLDisRs.?The Veteran Coufederate States Cavalry Association, of New Orleans, has on its roll of members the names of Confederate officers who were the ^^???Bl^onSSSesSR^GflSf?ffieTSfelwar? ^ The first mob order was as follows : J Fo?t Sumter, 8. C., Apr.t 12, 1861, It 80 1 A. M?Sir: llv authority of Br'gadier ' General Dcaurogard, omraanding the provi-ional forces of ths Confederate Sta'os, we ( have ttie honor to notify you that he will 1 open tho fire of his batteries on Fort Sumter 1 in ono hour from this time. We have the honor to be very respeotfudv, your obedient servants, James Chrstnut, Jr. , Aide-de-Catnp. stumfkn D, Lee, W Captain C. S.^fftoy, Aide-de-Camp. K The last order lifted during the war to any officer of the Confederate aruiy was : . 1 r Galveston Harror, June 3, 1866.?C?p;. ,1/ fain?Wheo you reach New Orleans you will N. after deducting your necessary traveling NAxpensti, turn over toM^jor General Canby, tifl. A. commanding. etc. $8,800, being rouPV?*- serrwe mnas v;. o. remaining U> *e. RespetfuUy your obeJieot K,*? ?^1"'G*n<r*1' A Ci.kqical Villain.?London, May 18, ?At Hungorford, In Willi hire, to-day, Kennedy Dell, a clergyman of tho Est?b'ished Church, wna brought .up a prisoner, charged with assaulting two young women in the railway carriages. Bell has heretofore been a clergymin in good standing. He it married and has three children, and the charges against him hare excited the greatest astonishment among those who hare attended bis ministrations. One of his rictiins is named Drittain and the other Abery. The case is without pirallel in that Bell appears to hare committed the two offenses in two different compartments during one journey. The clergyman at first indignantly denied his guilt, but afterward admitted haring , been too fimiliar with the girls, though hs fersistcd iu the (\en<ftl of orime. At the Oaring before tho magistrates to-day euffi-i cieet proof was adduced to ln?uiw - ??J 1 and Bell *wm held without bail'for future examination ; 0?mmtao?m?nt of St Vary's Sohool, at Hal igh. If. C The Roctor of this sohool begs to announee , the oelobration of the fiftieth anniversary of its establishment. This will take place June 4-9, 1802. Programme of exercises as follows ; Services in the Cbapelend address to the { ^luranse, Sunday, June 6th, at 11 o'clock. Reception, Monday evening, June G, 0-11. Concert complimentary to the Alumnte, Tuesday evening, June 7. at 8.80o'clock. dpinual concert, Wednesday, June 8th, at j 8.30 o'clook. I Commencemont exercises, Thursday ( morning, June Otli, at 10 o'clock. I Business meeting of the Alumna at the ( c'ose of the exercises. 'I?k- A 1 ?... nmuiuiu id riaieign extend a cordial invitation to all tha former pupil* of th* t;:hool to attend on thia occasion. Thos* desirous of so doiog will kindlj communicate with th* Becretary of the as- i sooiaion, Miss Kate McKlmmoo, Raleigh, < N. C. - 1 _ W-niTna. JAOKIOX, RtTIUO raoM Colombia Journalism.?Managing Edi'or Jackson, of th* Router, th* gently man (Void Maine who it Is said, was a red ( Sit republican white in a colder clime than j is, but who for th* past twelve months has 1 essayed U* teach South Carolina Democrats 4 how Democratic campaigns should be conducted?on th* Tillman Irby plan?has had enough, of the organ or th* organ has had enough'of him; at any rat* they parted company yesterday, rumor says because of som* c dissatisfaction at hi* work in the convention in which he played the dual role of reporter and of assistant secretary of the convention. , Whether this be so or whether the unanswered charge of Republicanism was more than the organ could carry for him is not known, but at any rata be i* off. ? The Stat? , . ?? t Faimihs in Laurbns.?Laurens, S. C., May 19.?J. T. Poole, * large ^faler in dry goods, notions, clothing anil shoes, assigned to-day. N. R. Dial is the assignee. Lie- , bilitles, $32,000; nominal assets, $48,000. *} To general bn?la**n depression and acaroHy * of money, making sales small and collections '' difficult , the fsilnre is attributed. The business was formerly oondueted under the Arm name of J. T. Martin ft Co. On the death of Mr. Nartin, in 1890, Dr. Toole, his father-in-law, took charge of the t busjiiess. J ^ Th* assignment ineludss two of the hand- ! v somas! t? 't? -1'- " - ...o oivj, IU? BIOCK 01 good* and 1,500 aeres of land, a part of whisb lias in Spartanburg county. \ larga portion of the property is mortgaged. Much sympathy ia expressed for Dr. Pool, who is oneof our best citizens.?TAr Stale. ^ I 1 SuiLOit's CoNSDMPTioif Conn.?-This is P beyond question the most suceessfal Cough Medicine we have ever sold. A few doses " iovariably eurs the worst enges of Cough, Cpoup qod l^roqebitis, wj^ile it* wonderful suooess in the ours of Consumption is with- I oat a parallel in the history of medioine. ? Since its first discovery It has been sold on a J" gua>amee, a lest which no otberjnsdlcine i;vn nua. ir you >Mt A cough we earnestly ask yoo to try it Prloe 10c 50c end fl. If your lunga are wore, ohest, or Met lame, die Bhtloh'a Porous Fleeter. Bold by H. K. Smith ft Go. j List of Uttiri o Remaining In the Postoffice nt Union, for . the weekending May 27th, 1802. Mies Carotins brown,! Dona Jaekaon. Mr. Lomia Crolford. | 0 Persons calling for the above lettera will li {'lease say if advertised, and will be required L o pay one cent for their delivery. P J. 0. HUNTER, P. M. Futi.on's Cataiinii Hemrht.?A marvelous G cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria. Canker mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there is an ingenious unsnl injector for the more successful trctimer.t of these complaints without extra charge. Trico 60o. 8old by H. ? K. Smith & Co. Marriage will cmtinue to be a failure till our young women learn to support a man in ai ths style he his always been accustomed to. ? h'lmira Gazette ' 1 1 1 Lr MUNICIPAL ELECTION. 0 FOK IN TEN DENT, u T. MUNRO. ^ g| iDR WARDENS. D JOHN K. YOCNO. , W. IT. SARTOR. * T. D. BUTLER. ci I AS. E. HUNTER. 1] Notice of Final Discharge g N OTICE in hereby given thai by permia- L ei?n of Hon. Jamee M. Oee, Probate R Judge for Union Connty, I will, on the 27th day of June, 1892. make ray final return, end apply for i.?t era l)ismi*aory. aa Adminiatrator of the est to of Katie MoXally, jleseaaed. All pereot>s having demands against aaid c estate must prcaont tliera to me on or before g that dale, and all peraons indebted must u make payment. N F. M. FARll, D Adm'rert Katie MoNally. [t May 27 22 4t. Notloe of Final Discharge. l SOTICE is hereby given^that by perm** lon ef Hon. Jarat-a M. Gee, Probate jfloF PuitmTuUlliJ, I till Oil ill* 27lir?, lay of Jane, 1892, make my final return ana epply for Letters DiamiMory, aa adminietra or of the estate of Nor* McNslly, deceased. n V',1 persona having demands against sa<d rsute must present them to mo on or before ^ tb*t date,_ and all perrons indebted must make payment. F. M. FARR, Adm'rest Nora MoNally. May 27 22 4t. The Candidates Quarters. c When you see a man's name in these quarters you may feci sure that Fit* Dollars has been paid for tbe prir.legt of appesring in sueli good company. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONF.K. f J. L. WALKER. j I hereby anuouooe myself as a candidate f for re-election to the office of School Com- <] missioner, respectfully ab ding by decision ( of tbe primary election. 1 J. L. WALKER. ? FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONER. ? J A CHAMBERS. t I hereby announce myself a candidate for * re-election to the office of County Comrais- f sionor. ??hiie I feei that I hare done my duty faithfully the past two years, my experience ^ in tbe office has mado me familiar with tbe c financial affairs of the County, and I think m will enable me to fill the position more ts the profit of the County hereafter, than 1 could without that experience. J. A. CHAMBERS. ~ TH0MA8 J. E8TES. I respectfully announce myself m a candidate for County Commissioner of Union County, aubjeot to the decision of the democratic voters af the primary election. THOMAS J. ESTES. j FORTKKASUREK. h JAME8 P. OOINO. J,1 fir We 6TD6* or uwaty Umidre - wt t/iiiv>u ; County, subject to the decision of the people j at the primary election. I solicit the sup- ^ port of the Democratic party. 0, JAMES D. OOINO. * bl JOHN P. THOMAS. J 1 hereby announce myself a candidate f?r the office of Treasurer of Uoieii County. JOHN P. THOMAS. * gl W.T.JETER. |j The frieods of William T. Jeter, having full confidence in hi? *hiiw? * *< J .uu IUIOJI njr, hereby announce him as a candidate for the jffice of Troasurer of Union County; subject n< >o the decision of the people at the primary to election. Fsmid. * di ?011 SHERIFF. Tl aTcole lyles. ? At tbe solicitation of friends, I announce t0 nyself as a eaodidate for Sheriff of Union Q; bounty; subject to tbe decision of the tt primary election. 0< a. cole lyles, * " #. qr?ijoy i.qi?o. I respoatfully announce myself as a canlidate for re-election to the offioe of Sheriff, if Union County. Sutyect to the decision of he democratlo voters at tbe ensaing primary election. * n T/?Mri * JAMES H. BARTLK8. I respectfully announce myself a candidate ] or tb? Sheriff's Of^co, subject to the decision 'f the primary election. "B J. IT. BARTLES, * sa ! re FOR AUDITOR. "TTFTBATLEY.I respectfully annouaee myself as a candi- 8| late for Auditor of Union County; snbject o the deeision of the democratio rotors of he primary eleotlon. J. F. BAILEV. ? lB ~ NATT B. MORGAN. JJ I respectfully announce myself as a can* lidate for the offioo of Auditor for the leuaty of Uniou. subject to the decision of _ he primary eltetton NATT B. MORGAN. * PEYTON B. LOVR J_ I hereby placo myself before the people of Inion County as a candidate for the office of ),a Luditor ; subject to the decision of the pft oters at the primary election. PEYTON I*. J^OVB. * pf FQR THB LEGISLATURE. ** GODFREY IB. FOWLER. I respect fully announce to the voters of ~~ Inion County that 1 am a Candidate for the legislature; subject to the decision of ths rimary eleotion. GODFREV R. FOWLER. of G. WALTON WHITMAN, tie Allow mo, through the columns of your P* nper, to announoe myself a oandldste for a ?tri pat in the House of Representatives, sub?ct to endorsement by the demoerntie voters "? t the next Primary Election. G. WALTON WHITMAN. Etoeflon Notice. - - """ A N ELECTION for Intendant and Wm. !*V dens of the town of Union will be bold TJ o Tuesday, 7tli day of Juno, 1892. Polio JL pon from 9 A. M., to ft P. M. Manager* of election aud registration,?W. 1 i. Smith, W. C. Wallace, and Conway 8, ? bong. Books for Registration of rotors will bo pen on May 23, 24, and 80, 31, and Juno 1 it from 11 A. M., to 1 P. M. abl , 0. Yotrio, W. T. GRAHAM, Clerk. Intendant. May 20 21 8t. ] % IEPORTOF THE CONDITION or TilK Merchants' & Planters' NATIONAL B A NK OF UNION, souyu CAROLINA. At Union, in thf Slot* of South Caro Una . ! ihe e'ose of b>winri?, Mrj 17M, 18'J2. RESOURCES onus ami discounts $100,81*4 45 veidrafls, secure I and itnse- , cured 1,015 00 . 8. Bonds to secure circulation 15,000 00 looks, securities, etc 3.462 01 ue from approved reserve ag'is 10,828 01 >ue from other National Banks 4,391 35 anking-hous$, furniture and stores 2,000 00 urrent expenses and taxes paid 1.472 12 l'lis of other banks 870 00 motional paper currency, nickels and cents 68 97 |>ecie 18,297 05 egnl tender notes 1,675 00 ademption fund with U. S. Treasurer, (5 per ct or circulation) 075 00 Total. $221,478 96 LIABILITIES. npital slock paid in *.... $G0,000 00 urplus fund 50,000 00 ndivided profits 7,094 39 ational Bank notes outstanding 18,500 00 ividends unpaid 50 00 ndividual deposits subject to check 89,999 63 ?e to State banks and bankers 136 94 debilities other tliail those above stated, Ilcsctvcd for Taxes.... C#8.00 _T?U1 $221,478 96 . Statu or South Carolina, 1 Coustt or Union, rs j I, George Munro, Cashier of the above ntned Bank, do solemnly swenr that the bovo statement is true to the best of my i.owlcdge and belief, GEORGE MUNRO Cashier. Subscribed nnd sworn to before me this 5th day of May, 1892. | Chaiu.bs Bolt, Notary Publio. I Iobukct?Attest: * II. L. Ooss, 1 A. II. Foster, J Director. F. M. Fash, j Publio School Meeting. 1111K undersigned School Trustees, hereby . call a publio meeting of the voters of School Diatrict N6. 11, who return real and leraonal property of the value of one hunIred dollars for taxation, to be held at Union Courthouse, on Friday, th?3d day of June, 89*2, at 1*2 M. . Said meeting when assembled, will hare "w,r ?? ?ina a uutruM. Scere'ery, le adjourn from time to time?to levy a special ax not exceeding two mills, and to appropri te tbo same to such purposes as a majority iresent shall see fit, as provided by an act of he General Assembly of this State, entitled 'As set to provide for the establishment of leparato School Districts in the several itien, towns and villages in this State, to nthorize the levy and collection of special txes, etc. Approved Dec 24, 1888. JNO. W. McLire, \ R. T. (Jan. I Trustees. F. M. Fahu, | May 27 22 2?. SHERIFFS SALES. FOR JUNE, 1892. 3Y virtue of auudry oxeculious to me directed, I will sell before the Courtouse door, in llin tnu n ? * ? - ?w ?mm v? viiivii, vu Piguuft^ ie sixth day of Juoo next, during the legal ours of Sheriff's sale*, the following derrjhi cToci -t>r anro trrmngniy-Tw 9wmmt homas, Jr., situate, lying and being in Fish am township, Union County, containing tie hundred and fifty seres, more or less, ;iunded on the North by lands of R. S. homas, East by lands of A. O. Lyles, South y waters of Tyger river, West by lands of i. S. Thomas. Levied on, and to be sold as ic property of Jamoi Thomas, Jr., ai the lit of David Johnson, Jr.. Plaintiff, against uuea Thomas, Jr., and Susannah Thomas, efendauts. At.so One tract of land belonging to L. V. Gaff* sy, situate, lying and being in QoudeysYille wusbip, Union Couuty, containing two hunrcd and eighty acres, more or less, bounded i the North by lands of James Servie, and liomss Servis. East l y lands of G. W. Mcown, and Mrs. A. V. Shelton, Sooth by ndsofC. P. Muggins and Mrs. A. V. Pheln, West by lands of W. D. Alexander and ilos Thomson. Levied on and to be sold as to property of L. V. Gaffney, at the suits ' Kir he rt f? I- -? plnst L. V. Qaffney, Defendant. J. O. LONG, 8. U. C. SharilTs Office, May If, 1892. May 20 21 St. A NEW PLOW, FOR CHEAP TERRACING-. AM now oompletiog a plow for terracing, . and will be glad to receive orders from ty one wishing terracing done. I guarantee tisfaction. My price for terracing is asonable. Having made surveying a special atudy, I ( ill be glad to do noy work in that line. All orders left at Messrs. Graham & >arke' store will recoive immediate atten>n. INSURANCE AGENT. I am also agent for the Equitable Life surance Company, at this place, and , licit a liberal share of the patronage in at line of business. C. C. WHITESIDE. April 20 IS 4m* MftTinc 11V/ IVb ( k LL persona indebted* to l ho estates of \. William Eller, deceased. 8. A. fT. Parol, deceased, end the firm of Slier A Per.m, ere hereby notified to make immediete ymsnts to the undersigned. All persons hating claims against either the abo.re parlies ere requested to pre- . at them tome, properly attested. I F. M. FARR, Adtn'r. \ May 6 10 _ 4t. cardT C. T. COLEMAN, M. D., Ppeolalist. Re- \ >res Opium and Morphine habitues inside | six or eight da>s, according to complioans or condition. No fee is expected till llent is fully satisfied as to bis or her tancipaiion. C?n furnish proof if required reliable parties cured in this oounly. rrespeudheeee strictly confidential. Addrsss Q C. T. COLEMAN, Sautuc. S May 6 10 2m r ERE AFTER I shall be in my offlol it I ITntnn #h* S?t A-? ? mmw? i?;ii vi bucii Vltli I). A. T0WN8ENI). May 13 20 tf. , A Mule for Sale. Jg [ hate a good Mole for tale at a reaaon*- ' le price. 3. J. H. HOWELL, ^ Kelton. May 20 21 2L 1 1 I " Jfwv BTG ST< SPRING CHEAPER THAN COME AND SEE FOR YOUR! i Ladies se^our line of Ores OUR NEW* Our notion stock is < DRY GOODS In staple and fancy dry goo Outings, Percals, Lawns, and I Our prices are guaranteed agai lina who carries first class go< IN SHOES Union, notwithstandipg the ha them bo the prices are right do MILLINERY! Our stock of Hats, Bonnets t lines. We can suit ai\y face a A full line of Buttericks Pat tS^aham Jan 22 NEW SPRI ! . ' / , Our new goods lmvo arrived and ai best selection in the town, and at know that money is scarce, and 1 where the beet goods and LOWES headquarters. Our lino of ladies D ing of Henriettas, Bedford Cords, I Foulmas, Blaek Lawns. White La Ginghams, Chevorons, Challies, Col M T T T T 1T1 JL JU JU JL MISS KAJE PEARSON, the with us again.' .She is prepared to si shaded in Ribbons, and in fact every fail to inspect this department. Wo Oar stock of Clothing, Shoes i Young men get one of our Black Sfcr LISTEN AT T Black Silk Mits, only lOcts. 1000 yds fancy Challies for 3Jets. 1200 " Standard Prints for Gets. 800 u Colored Lawns for 3 cts. 1000 " ^Good Plaids, for 4Jcts. 1000 " Heavy Plaids, 7J. White Lawn, plain, 5cts. White Lawn,.fttriped, Gets. Ball Thread 1 centGood Wa . g soap, 2cts. Blueing, 1 cent. Roniemh|^|^. WE A RE TFIK ARE YQ HAVE, YOU HE/ H. M. (jRIMBALL HAS SOLI DRY C at a big discount, below New York and these gsjds must be disposed of i We propose to sell at and a little for you and ourselres. If you do n good bargains are being picked up Voolsns and Aro not going to be carried over to i smoke on it for awhile.) French Gingham's 10 cents. Checked Nainsook and Cross-bayc Satin Ribbon, 8 inches wide, 15 cei Velvet Ribbon, 2 inches wide, 15 c Surrah Silk. 25 tn 50 r?nn*o Hamburg Embroidery, 1 to 10 cen TABLE LINEN 'AT A PRH : - WITH Oil Ladies Shoes *?2 .00, others ask % few sizes left.) Passamentrie, aH shades, 65 to 30 Best Spbol Silk, 5 cents. Buttonhole Twist, L cent. GefTs Skirt Braid 5 cents. GENTLEMEN AND LADIES Tuaai itiu nnra nrai JUODtn tVtl Q. NEEPLE8 1 CE WE ALSO CARR Crockery ant AND A 00MPLE1 itajle aid Faa Best California Peaches, 25 cents. French Sardines $2.00 per dozen. Green Peas 12 cente. Pickles, Olives, Olive Oil and other i IUGAR, COFFEE, HAMS, RICE, LARD, AN1 At Prices t F YOU WAN'f A GOOD LIGI "THE FINEST IN US 00008 WILI Call and see the bi EVER BEFORE. 3ELF AND.BE CONVINCED. s Goods and Trimmings, . also MILLINERY. complete ^in all lines. AND SHOES. *ds, such as Ginghams, Prints, domestics, we are headquarters, nst any house in South Caro>ds. we can show you one of the largest stocks ever brought to rd times, and we have bought wn to hard pan. MIT.T.TNF.RY I JLU.JLJUiJUJl.JL. 1 JL^M .JL. %J wid Trimmings are full in all nd size, up to any pocket book, terns just received. & Sparks. N G GOODS. re pronounced by every one to be the K~ rices that defy competition. We at those who have it will spend it IT prices are to bo found. We are ress Goods is simply grand, consistVlbatros, Nuns Veilings, Suara Silk, wn8, White and Black Flouncing, ored Lawns and Prints. NERY popular Milliner of Baltimore, is low you all the latest shapes in Hats, thing in the Millinex*y lino. Do not do not mind showing goods, and Hats, is filllcd to overflonwig. aws for Easter. HESE PRICES: Starch, Sets. Spool Cotton, 200 yds, 2 cts. Needles, JL cent. I Oross Buttons, 3 cents. Pins, 1 cent. Spool Silk, 5 cents. B. II. Twist, 1 cent. Heavy Shirting, 4? cts. A gon<l Domot Shirt, ONLY 25 cts. A Nice Dress Shirt, 33 cts. LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, at . W. McLURE, Ag't. 12 ly u in Ft? IRD THE NEWS. > US HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF > O O D S cost. Money is scarce, times tough, n the next sixty (lays. below Jobbers cost, and mnt/? ?????? J w..?? ...ft V IllVUVJf I ot come quick you will be sorry, for every day. Ladlas Goods, lext year, (put that in your pipe and id Muslin, o to 8 cents. its. ents. ts. 1 THAT WILL DO AWAY L CLOTH. 33.50 to 33.75 for same shoe; (only cents. HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER , * OFFERED ANYWHERE. INT A. PAPER. "?l . Y A STOCK OF \ 1 Glassware. PE LINE OF m1 Groceries. iholf goods; at similar low prices. ? MOLASSES, GRISTS, FLOUR, j ) BACON. . o ?uit you, ( IT, By Y THE RED ?C."- OIL, THE WORLD." ^ li BE CHARGED! irgains vre offer, | ig & Hunter. "read and % ' yV? > %? y* #> . <# Ill these hard times, wl . becomo of you if i NEW YORI " ST() You certainly know full HIGH prices- DOWN, aiu DOWN. Our success lir the beliefs of everyboc ness grows bigger a secret of it all lies in the fa< to sell everything cheapbody. Wc wish this week to cj LADIES ffHITE We have just opened and cheapest line of E Linens, Stripe and Plaid < Swiss Embroideries, Yal. 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. HAE April ,,10 OUR NEW SI AF m r\ w Xl V M RIVING, CAN SIIOW YO IN DRESS GOODS A LOW TRICES. IN GEN 11 ATS WE CAN PLEASE WE HAVE ADDED TO OF LADIES AND MIS! AND UNTRIMMEI -r CTTTT TTTT? tfx 1 IS: "NOT CI1 BUT GOO CIIE n INVITE AN FOSTER, WI: Jan 2 TTT * wm. A. JNicJa.i B AN H HAVE ADDED TO THEI A Savings ] DEPOSITS and UPWARDS X A K EN. EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLE CC IVE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, BE IT LAI YOU FAIR AND COURT CALL AND EXAMINE !:ii '22 4 jjoons m If you warn Boots, Shoes, Slothing1 chea] a& we are goii dut Business. ! RODGER <S S?P ? 136 v *& ? .<* v* >? J < : ji ; ^8% * * iat in the world would if. wppo not. tor tl?n ? ^rT;-r ' \ RACKET RE? I well that we have put ^ 1 that we HOLD them is reached away beyond ly, and yet our busind Bigger, and the ct that we have the nerve ?one low price to every*11 special attention to DRESS ROODS. up the largest, prettiest mbroidered Robes, India Organdies, Hamburg and l<aces, etc., that your eyes ko a look at our Clothing, Trurks, Umbrellas, and hings we cannot mention, nen will take pleasure in RESPECTFULLY, IRY & BELK. 15 1 v r 'KING GOODS LE A ItAND WE u the latest lt astonishingly ts and boys straw the most fastidious > our stock a line 3es iiats, trimmed >, at laaces^to^^^ d goods ap."4 EARLY CALL. LKINS & CO 1 If olson & Son* : e it s* . x R GENERAL BANKING Department. ELECTIONS MAT>K INSURANCE. RUE OR SMALL. AND WILL PROMISE EOUS TREATMFNT. OUR BANK SAFES. Om. UST GO. 3 b Dry Goods, Hats?and \J p, call on us * lgtq^han^? 1c PURCELL.