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Iff5*'- -' - i : Bad Marksmansiiii*.?Newberry, M*jr 22. ?The e-capa I con* ct McM mus an 1 two other nexioc* woo ? h; auvg ? or Giigit a were ]>ursti*<1 by A. A. I'Mgtit towa?d Silver etreet yesterday. Tcigue t^ck'ed them single-banded from the top of a niln tJ cut, and tire < at them four times with a pistol, but without bitting either of them They rcturne I the fire five limes, missing him etch time. Teaguo gave up t' c chase, an I they escaped into a s?*amp. Sheriff Riser sud a party went out this morning to tnc swamp, but did not ca'ch a'ght of the negrofs. ? .. .? lleckcr Willis, colored, was taken from the jail at Libitum, Ky., yesterday morning by parlies from Adair count v and lynched for n criminal assault on a white girl. List of Letters Remaining in the I'ostofiicc at Union, for the week ending Juno .Id, 18b-. Mr J II F*nt [Pleasant Greene, col Persons calling for tlie above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. ^ The Candidates Quarters. * When you see a man's name in these quarters jou n av feel sure that Five Dollars has been paid tbrtbo privilegj of appearing in such g-?<d company. p FOH CLERK OF COtTRT. [ JOSEPH 11- MclilSSlCK. jJ 1 respectfully announco ntyeclf as a cm- 1 di late for re-e cction to the office of CD rk of Court of Comin n Pitas and General Sessions for Union County ; subject to the decision of the democratic voter# at the ensuing primary election. f? JOSEPH.II. McKISSICK. * s? _ . g? FOB SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. ? J. L. WALKER. I hereby nnnmnce myself as a candidate or rc-cection lo liie office of School Commissioner, respectful y abding by decision of the primary election J. L. WALKER. * FOK COUNTY COMMISSION Ell. ?: R. 8. THOMAS, JR. ) The many frienes of It. 8. Thomas, Jr., respectfully announce liiiu ns n cuididnie for the oflice of County Commissioner : subject lo ilie decision of the primary election. n' Many Fuiknus. * 01 ... _ _ th I. M. MOBLEY. So 1 respectfully nnnouoce myself a caadi- ]# date f-r the office of (bounty Commissioner; ja subject to the decision of tlii primary |ia election. no a I. M. MOBLEY. * i ^ J. A. CII.VMHEltS. , 1 hereby announce myself a candid ite for -I i re-election to the office of County Cumtnis- . ( sioner; subject lo the decisiiu of the primary election. (lit While I feel that 1 have done my duty , faithfully the past two years, my experience ? in the office has ma le me familiar with the financial nllairs of the County, and 1 think' wdl enable me to fill tlie position more ti the - ?profit of the County hereafter, than I cou'd j j\ without that experience. I J. A. CHAMBERS. THOMAS J, KSTES. alK 1 respectfully unnounce myself as a can- J, diilntc fir t'ounty Commissioner of Union County, subject to the decision of the demo- j, erotic voters of the primary election. . THOMAS J. ESTKS. ma ['()] tu ujUI?i*ii#%. ? J. 13. T. SCOTT. ? 1 to-peel fully announce myself us a candidate for the office of County Tieaaurer for Union County, subject to the decision of the prima*y olcct.on. TV 1 J. 15. T. SCOTT. JAMES 1>. 001 NO. daj 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate aj,| f?r the office of County Treasurer for Union j |or County. subject to (lie decision oi tho people i at the primary fi ction. 1 solicit the sup- csj popt of the Dein cr.itip parly. Hri JAMES It. OOINO. * ma JOHN 1'. THOMAS. I hereby announce mysolf a candidate for tlie ollice of Treasurer of Uuim County. JOHN 1\ THOMAS. * W. T. JETER. 'The friends of (Yilluiiu T. Jeter, having fl full confidence in his abi ity and integrity, -1hereby announce him as a cmdidute for the Sc otlic j of Treasurer cf Union County : subject P?! to the decision of the people at the primary dr< election. Fitiv:si?s. * Uo 181 FOR SHERIFFA. COLE LYLES. JJ At the folieitaiioii of friends, 1 announce pii myself as a candidate for Slieritf of Union at? County ; subject to the decision of tlie pri primary eRctioii. thi A. COLE LYLES. " "J J. GIDEON LONG. ?jt H ivspeitl-uily announce myself as a can an IfttfiMni.i <* . < KA.ulhnllim l.i tlin .itlidn ril' Slinvift ... cf Union County. Subject to the <leci?ion of the ileia crutic voters at ihe ensaiitjt primnry election. J. (5. LONG. * J AM MS II. llAUTLKd. _ I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the Sheriff's Ottiec, subject to the decision of the primary election. 'J. II. BARTLKS, * FOR AUDITOR. r J. C. oi ls. ' 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for '1C Auditor of Union County, subject to the endorsement of the Primary Kicction. 'u J.C. OTTd. *c .1 P it AILKV T1 I respectfully announce myself as a caiuli- " date tor Auditor of Union t'junty; subject ol to the ?hc sion of the democratie voters of 1 the prim try election ' .I. P. HA ILK V. ' bi _ It NAl l' B. MORGAN. II I respectfully announce myself as a can- -s' dul .tc for the ottice cd' Audit>-r for the J fount y of Union subject to the dc<- sion of B tlie primary elect tot. NATT H. MOItGAN. * l'KVTO.N B. LOVB. n I hereby p'ace my .-elf before the people of t< Union t'euuiy as u c uidida'e f"r i he ollice of d Alt lit r ; subject to the deois oil of the ? v t' ra al ilie |?iiniury dec t:on. ' I'KYlTlN IS. 1.0V B. I' roii TIN: liwisi.ATIKK. !' ? ! t CODFIIBV 15. I'OWLhll. j I rtHjv ijiii'ly nniiutiin e to the vo!n*s of ? uii.it Cojlily ilnt I niu u Candidate for ill - ? l?egi*l iture; subject to (lie drcisi. u of l!ie pi iiu try election. (si?i>fiii;v is. row i,i:it. <i. WALTON Will I'M \N. Allow mo, through I lie column" of your \ | nper, lo announce niyaeif n enndi lute tor n 81*111 ill I llC 11 nllM* Of lie|trcsi lllftl i Vt'S, M|l)j eel to cihI iivoiiiont f?y i lie dciu emtio voters ? t ilie n^xt Primary Blcctinn <J. WA 1.1 ON WHITMAN. I 0 A Council that will C!o?? ine Barrooms on Sunday, FOR IY1EKDEXT. JAS. II. RODGER. FOIt WARDENS DR. M. T. SMITH. JAS. GRANT. CIIAS. BOLT. W. T. BElTY. MUNICIPAL ELEOTION. X OR IATEXDEXT, T. ML'NRO. OR WARDENS. JOHN K. YOUNG. W. II. SARTOll. T. B. BUTLER. J \S. K. HUNTER. LOST. 3N Main t?ltcc?, Suodny afternoon, a gold Scarf 1 'in erne al I in center of gold not ami min attire heart above koo*. A l>cral reward e il be paid, if returned to E. C. FAST. June 3 If3 "ft. legislation on North Pacolet. N response to many urgent requests an 1 . for the co'vn ence of tho'e tcrsons brig in the vie?u tie? of th ? fol owing points, shall be At Sarratt's, Turtday, June 7th. " Wilkinsv tile, Wednesday, June 8th. " Draytonvilie, Thursday, 9th. * 1 imbt-r llidge. Friday, " 10th. r the purpose of Registering all male perns who have become of age since the last msral.election, and to r.new registration rificates that have been lost. T. J. IF. SMITH. Supervisor of Registration. June 3 23 It. The Sttitc of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. y JAMES M (IEE, Es<|., Probate Judge. VIIEHKAS, J. 1). Ore has tna-le suit to me to gtntit hint I. tiers of Iministration oti tlie estate of ami effects Thomas J. Orr, deccifed. These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish I and singular the kindict mil creditors the said Thomas J. Orr, deceased, tiiat cv he ami appear, before mc, in the iurt of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., nth Carolina, on the 17 day of June, H2. after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock the forenoon, to show ctui-c, if any tliey ve. why the said Administrati n should I be granted. I?iveil undor my hand and seal this 22d y of May, Anuo Domini, lH'.tJ. JAMES. M. GEE. ska i. J- Judge l'robntc. Published i n lite 3d day of June. 1892, in ! Weekly Union Tijiks. June 3 23 2t Notice of Final Discharge. IOTIOE is hereby given that by permission of Hon. James M. Gee, Probate Jge for Union County, 1 will, on the 27th y of June, 1892, make my final return. 1 apply for Let crs Distnissory. ns Adniitiislor of the eU :te of Katie McN il!y, desed. Ill persons having demands again-1 said ttc must present them to uic on or h.'fore t date, and all persons indebted must ke payment. A dm' rest. Kstic McNally. day 27 Notice of Final Discharge. r OTlt'K is hereby given that l.y pcrinisi sion of lion. James M. Gee, Probate lee for UuioiPCouuty, I will on the 27th r of Jane, 1S'J2, make my final return ami ily for Letters Disniissory, as administraof the estntc of Nora McNally, deceased, VI persons having demands against sa;d ate must present them to me on or before it dile, and all persons indebted must kc paymeut. F. M. FA Kit, Adin' rest. Nora McNaliy. May 27 22 4t Public School Meeting. THE undersigned School Trustees, hereby . call a public meeting of the voters of hool District No. 11, who return real ami rsonal property of the value of one liuni'd dollars for taxation, to be held at Union urthouse, on Fri 'ay. the 3d day of June, [12. at 12 M. Said meeting when assembled, will have wer to elect a chairman and Secre'ary, to jouvn from tia-.e to iiuie?to ievy a special c not exceeding two mills, and to appropri> the same to such purposes as a majority esent shall sec fit, as provided by an act of 9 General Assembly of this State, entitled in act to provide for the establishment of parate School Districts in the rcveral ies, towns and villages in tips' Stale, to thori/c the levy and collection of special ses, etc. Approved Dec 24, 1*88. J no. W. McLritK, 1 K. T. Gkk. > Trustees. F. M. Fauk, ) M:iy 27 22 2r. SHERIFF S SALES. FOR JINK, 18V>2. ">V virtue of sundry executions to me ) directed, 1 will sell before the Court>usc door, in the town of Union, on Monday, e sixth day of Juno next, during the legal )iirs of Sheriffs sales, the following dcribed properly to wit : One pact oj hind belonging to James liomns, Jr., situate, lying and being in Fish ant township, Union County, containing je hundred and fitly acres, more or less, >uudcJ on the North by lands of R. S. honins, Kast by lands of A. (1. Lylos. South y waters of Tyger river, West by lands of . S. Thomas. Levied on, and to be sold as ic property of James Thomas, Jr., at the lit of David Johnson. Jr., Plaintiff, against ames Thoma?, Jr., and Susannah Thomas, efenJants. \ I .so One trad of land belonging to L. V. (Jatfey, situate, lying and being in CioudeysviFc iwnship, Union County, containing two linnred and eighty acres, more or less, b Minded n the Norih by lauds of James Hervs, and homos Scrvis. Unst by lands of (J. W, McI own, and Mrs. A V. Sholton, South by inds oft' 1'. Hoggins and Mrs. A. V. Flielini, West by lands of IV. D. Alexander and Files Thomson. Lev;c 1 or. anil to be sold as lie property of I,. V. tlaffney, at tlie suits f Kgbs t 11 I?e;gb. Jr., ft ul, Plaintiffs, gdi.si 1.. V. liaffni'.v. Defendant. J. (1. Id INC., S. U. C. Sheriffs Office, May I 1. 18112, May 20 21 lit. When at Home. ni:i;i:.\Fn:i? I liall bo in my office ?t Union. tlie first ?i:iy*s of oich week. 1> A. TOW NSKND. May 13 20 If. jH. K SMITH & CO. (Sl'CCKMOBS TO J. M. CillllW & Sos.) 1 Respectfully inform the people of Union that thcjr are receiving a complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS ? A X l> ? i All kinik af Nunov Uiw.Uo tm iillKin VI 1 H1IV .11 H! I'1^ t Usually kept in a completely equipped and well conducted Drug Store, such as TOI LKT SOAPS. TOOTH AND 1I A1R RKUSIIKS, POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, VNt. A LI. OTIIKR ARTU'LKS FOR Till: TO I LKT. | Prescriptions Compounded Carefully by an experienced Physician. We intend to keep a complete stock of fresh goods in each department, and invite the public to try the quality of our goods and our prices. H. K. SMITH & CO. Jan 119 6 tf A NEW PLOW, FOR CHEAP TERRACING-. . I AM now conip'e ing a plow for terracing, and will be glad to receive orders from any one wishing terracing done. 1 guarantee satisfaction. Sly price for terracing is reasonable. Having made survoying o special study, I will be glad to do any w?rk in that line. All orders left at Messrs. Graham & Sparks' store will receive immediate attention INS'JRAN' K AGENT. 1 am also agent f r the Equitable Life Insurance Company, at this place, and solict a liberal share of the pitronngc in that line of business. C. C. WHITESIDE. I A pi il 20 IS 4m* Election Notice. VN ELECTION for Iiitcndant anl Wardens of the town of Union will be held on Tuesday, 7th day of June, 1802. Polls open fiom 0 A. M., t > 5 1'. M. Managers of o'ection an 1 registration,?W. ? A. Smith, W. 0, Wallace, and Couway S. f Young. Hooks for Registration of volets will bo ., open on May 23, 24, and do, 31, and June 1st from 11 A. M., to 1 1?. M. L. G. Yotxtf, W. T. GRAHAM, Clerk. lutendant. l May 20 21 :it. j RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. J Col.I'M III A AMI G It KKX V l.t.U DIVISION. \ Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 31, 1 1802. Trains run by 75th Meridian Time. ( llctwcen Columbia. All:-tnn and Spartanburg, -t .vn. i i. | STATIONS: INo.14. 11 20 a nilLv Columbia. Ar 0 05p m 12 10 p in I " Allsion " | <> 1<> " 1 13 ' i Carlisle " 1 4 10 1 23 " I " .. ...Santuc " | 4 00 " 2 00 ? I ... . Union " j 3 40 ' 2 33 " j " l'ae let " | - 0- " [ 3 0") p m Ar Spartanburg Lv | 2 20pm Rctwecn Columbia Seneca and Wallnilla. J Daily. ' Daily. No. 11 | STATIONS. | No. 12. 11 20 a in.l.v......Columbia Ar. i 0 05pm 12 05 p in] " \ls on " I 5 15 " j 12 24 ' " Pomavia " 4 ?>2 ' 12 43 " " Prosperity.... " 4 32 " 1 tto ' " Newberry " 4 15 " 1 05 ' Helena " 4 10 " 1 40 " I " Chappell's.... " 3 31 ' 2 25 " j " Ninety-Six... " 8 00 " a z uu ' " o rectiwood... " | <>u " a 3 10 " " llodgcs "12 29 " 3 27 " " Donalds " ! 2 11 " ( 3 38 " " Honcn Path.. ' | 1 58 " * 3 55 Ar Dclton Lv| 1 40 ' ? 4 05 " l,v lleltou Ar 1 35 " 4 35 " " Anderson.... " i 1 15 " 1 5 18 " " l'end eton ... " |12 45 " I 6 00 " |Ar .Seneca Lvl12 ltiptn | 7 20 " Lv Seneca Aril 55am 8 00 pnvAr WMlui'la Lvjll 15am j 5 20 p m'Ar Greenville... I.vjl2 OOn'n Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & r, Division. Northbound, 3.04 a. m., 4.00 p. in., 7.04 p. ra. (Vcstibu'ed Limited): Southbound, 3.23 a m., 4 28 p. m., 11.43 a. in. (Vcstibuled Limbed); Westbound, W. N. C. Division. 3.10 and 7.lit p. m., for llenlcrsonville, Aslievillc, Hot Springs, and Knoxville. Trains leave Greenville, S ('., A. & C. . Division. Northbound, 2.44 a. in., 2.11 p. m. ti.08 p. in. (Vcstibuled Limited): Southbound (1.10 a. in.. 5 35 p. id., 12.3(1 p. m (Vcstibuled Limited). Trains leave Seneca, A k C. Division, Northbound 1.17 a. in., 12.15 p. in.; Southbouud 7.58 a. ro., 7.17 p. m. PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 0. 10, 11, and 12, 37 and 38 on A. & C. Division. Pullman l'nrlor Cars on Trains Nos. 13 and 14, between Columbia and Spartanburg. , J, V. DODSGN, W. A. TURK, Superintendent. Vss'l Gen'l Pass Agt. Cot.t'Miiia, S. C. CiiARLnrrr., N. C. W. II. GREEN. .IAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Mg'r, Gen'l l'ass. Ag't. Ati.anta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. SOL HAAS, Traffic Mgr. Atlanta, Ga. ?? W?rr?a?h-Toi, Practlv*. In llBCb and start T)BflHjH||^^v you In T at you /^EV^tapi llr c /flfe/ ti^HP^l\|/l \ tha dollars. VV / V \ A\ Yl ^^^B\csd and will, if I ??r\ 'I I ^4/ V r?u plsase.teaeti | X 1 lp| I you quickly how 4F/ " i**wrii ?*3 \W // non yuu ltd I \y ' " on Hot Is aeita, VMHaHBMLMr/ fn an/ \^BfTT3|T|T^WQi^^/ part of America, >^iH !iN JilM ^rs you can comnl\y^ mane# at horns -->^**^^1 nft'i"i ?H you# ^Jj^ETZT^ir^|3SB^?^SF^Ip5^^jjrjr^B3jj mornVi.ta only, IHjMHRtVliiflHMl to worii What ofTat nnt bad BMTip. bsan p r o v a 4 rv^\Mr>'^MJnS- w? and ovaa [|<U-< "1aflpWV? .^rfWP^^W*- again, that great W Y vTrt NffyLT I^tif , pay is sura fo4 W m f/\ Ll ML\/JwCm3T^.-r ft frr w o r k t r! id rf^NWlltXPWWSWMgM K?ty to Iwrnl No spacial abill. ^VsW^^^MKgyyffifl ty requlvad, VteasonaMa industry only nse* #illff 'of aura, furiiishinf ? fcnSMWP^ fe. / ^ - ' r * ! ? . . ? ?Jstridas forward , in useful, liivantlra pr ogre at. that anrirlias ail "-"i*" J? n ! probably tha greatest oppnitunity laboring people lutasvil I anown N iwls the tim?- Halar maana loss frull pnrticulsra I free. Uait?r \ertta sat oner. A<l.t.ess, diKOICtiftC ' a'i'lASOM<fc Co.. Box it)9,i*urilftu<l, AlnU* 4 j TO CAS II j- BIG ST SPRING CHEAPER THAN COME AND SELEUS-rmTT Ladies see ciitrlmc of Dre OUR NEW Our notion stock is DRY GOODS 111 staple and fancy dry go< Outings, Percals, Lawns, and 1 Our prices are guaranteed aga lina who carries first class go IN SHOES' Union, notwithstanding the lie them so the prices are right de MILLINERY! Our stock of Hats, Bonnets i lines. We can suit any face a A full line Pat Graham Jan 22 NEW S R I Our new goods have arrived and ni best selection in the town, and at know that money i* scarce, and t where the best goods and LOWKS headquarters. Our line of ladies l)i ing of Henriettas, Bedford Cords, A Foulnras, Black Lawns. White La Ginghams, Chcvorons, ChaUies, Coh MILL! MISS KATE PEARSON, the vith us again. She is prepared to sli hades in Ribbons, and in dhctHiveryt ail to inspect this departmout. Wc i Our stock of Clothing, Shoes a foung men get one of our Rlack Stra LISTEN AT TI Hack Silk Mits, only lOcto. 000 yds fancy Challics for 8.Jets. -00 " Standard Prints for 5ets. >00 " Colored Lawns for 3 cts. 000 " Good Plaids, for 4Jets. 000 44 Extra Heavy Plaids, 7J. Vhite Lawn, plain, 5cts. N bite Lawn, striped, octs. kill Thread, 1 cent, rood Washing soap, 2cts. -1-ViunfennS"1tW \TPT.TltK THE " ?ast that is what those who have give J. Moh -JO ARE YO HAVE YOU HEA I. M. GRIMBALL IIAS SOLI) DRY G .t a big discount, below New York c ind these gsods must be disposed of ir Wc propose to sell at and a.little h or you and ourselves. If you do no jood bargains are being picked up c ffoolens and Yre not going to be carried over to p moke on it for awhile.) French Gingham's 10 cents. Checkod Nainsook and Cross-liarre Satin Itibbon, 3 inches wide, 15 cei Velvet Ribbon, - inches wide, 15 c Surrah Silk, 25 to 50 cents. Hamburg Embroidery, ^ W tO ecu im AT A PRII WITH 01 Ladies Shoes at $2.00, others asl x few sizes left.) 1'assamentrie, all shades, Co to 3.0 Rest Spool Silk, f> cents, Ruttop hole Twist, 1 cent. Guff's Skirt Rraid 5 eonts, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES THAN ANY JOBBER EVE Bf&. NEEDLES 1 CI WE ALSO CAltl Crockery am AND A COMPLE Staple and Fat l?est California Peaches, 2.~> cents. French Sardines $2.00 per dozen. Green Peas 12 cents. Pickles, 01ive?, (ptv^OOuu<i othei SUG A?i, COFFEE, ILVMVfttCE LAiU), A IS At I'rioes 1 IF YOU WANT A GOOD LIG "THE FINEST I NO GOODS WIL Call and sec the You: Mch i HUYEBS, OCK OF , GOODS. EVER BEFORE, G3ECF ATTD B15 CONVINCED. ss Goods and Trimming*, also I Mil i ikibtdv mitBtaiavkll 1 complete in all lines. AND SHOES. ods, such as Ginghams, Prints* [kmiestics, we arc headquarters, inst any house in South Caroods. >ve can show you one of the largest stocks ever brought to ird times, anil we have bought >wn to hard pan. MILLINERY! uid Trimmings are full in all nd size, up to any pocket book, terns just received. & Sparks. N G G 0 0 D S. e pronounced by every one to be tlio Iirices that defy competition. We mt those who nave it will spend it T prices are to be found. We are rcss Goods is simply grand, consistdbutros, Nuns Veilings, Suara Silk, wns, White and black Flouncing, >red Lawns and Prints. NERY popular Milliner of Baltimore, is ow you all the latest shapes in Hats, hitig in the Millinery line. Do not lo not mind showing goods, nd Ilats, is fillled to overflonwig. iws for Easter. IESE PRICES: Starch, Sets. 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, 4 A cts. A good Domot Shirt, ONLY 2"> cts. A Nice Dress Shirt, 33 cts. _____ HEADERS OP LOW PRICES, at " n us a trial say. W. McLURE, Ag't. 12 ly IT T N T T ?? RD THE NEWS. US IIIS ENTIRE STOCK OF r O O D S. ost. Money is scarce, times tough, i the next sixty <Juys. clow Jobbers cost, uml make money t come quick you will be sorry, for very day. Ladies Goods, ext year, (put that in your pipe and 1 d Muslin, 5 to 8 cents. its. cuts. t*. ;E THAT WILL Oil AWAY I I, CLOTH. : 83.AO to for Miuu shoe; (only cents. HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER R OFFERED ANYWHERE. 2NT A PAPER -fc*# ItY A STOCK OF d Glassware. ;te line of icy Groceries. .11*.......i ? nitwit cu niuiuiu IUW piiuw. i I, MOLASSES, GRIBTB, PLOL'R, \[) BACON, to Huit you, HIT, BUY TIIE BED "C." OIL, N TIIE WORLD." L BE CHARGED! bargains we offer. og & Hunter. 10 BEAD AND Iii these hard times, wl; boooiuo of you if i NEW YORF CTYY UiU You certainly know lull lllGll prices DOWN, and DOWN. Our success lias the beliefs of everybody ness grows bigger ar secret of it all lies in the fuel to sell everything cheap? body. We wish this week to cal LADIES WHITE We have just opened it] and cheapest line of Em Linens, Stripe and Plaid Oi Swiss Embroideries, Val. Lu ever beheld. It will do you good to taki Shoes, Hats, Hardware, '1 thousands of other useful thi Polite and attentive salesnn showing you through. h EAR] April 10 ] OUE NEW SP] ARE N 0 W . RIVING, AJ CAN S1I0W YOU IN DRESS GOODS AT LOW PRICES. IN GENTS HATS WE CAN PLEASE 1 W ?' 11 A V1? .JilMU-aui- , AND UNTR1MMEI), SUIT TJ1E TIMES. IS: "NOT CUE. JIUT GOOD C1IEA1 WE INVITE AN FOSTER, WIL Jan 2 1 Wm. A Nidb n 1 0 aaa r a a. i A V JUk V 1* AN K HAVE ADDED TO THEIR A Savings E EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD, CO I WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, BE IT LA It YOU FAIR AND COURTE CALL AND EXAMINE ' n 22 4 Goods m If you wanl U ?- li* it3 JJUU UQ, KJllWUU, Clothing* chea] as we are g*oii our Business. RODGER 6 [ Sep t |B?i .. "IB ??. / PONDER. lat in the world would t wore not tor the r pzfrv,Kri7JT': L JL\1 JL\J11U X RE? well thut wc have put that wc IIOLI) them } readied away beyond yf and yet our busitd Bigger, and the t that we have the nerve -one low price to every1 .special attention to DRESS GOODS. " " p the largest, prettiest ibroidered Robes, India rgandics, Hamburg and ices, etc., that your eyes 3 a look at our Clothing, Prui ks. Umbrellas, and ngs we cannot mention. n will take pleasure in lESl'ECTKULLY, RY & BELK. 5 ly IUNG GOODS A Itil) WE THE LATEST ASTONISHINGLY AND ROYS STRAW PI IE MOST FASTIDIOUS .mi?oim> <? ' ? 1 ~ AT I'll ICES TO OUR MOTTO \r (joods, ) ?> EARLY CALL. KINS & CO lson & Son) krh. general hanking )epartment. -LECTIONS MADE, INSURANCE. UE Oil SMALL. AND WILL PROMISE OUS TREATMENT. OUR BANK SAFES. Cm. UST GO. 3 Dry Goods ?Hats, and' p, call on us ig to change te PURCELD.