The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, August 05, 1892, Image 3
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l'ci-HOiis calling for I lie above letters will
I p'eise say ifadvertised, and will be required
I to |>uy one cent for their delivery.
I > J. C. HUNTEil, !' M.
THE UNION DRUG COMPANY.
- ?
THE UNION DRUG COMPANY
Respectfully inform the people of Union that
they are receiving a complete
STOCK OF NEW DRUGS
aWu.. . r,' ?
? A N it ?
All Kinds of Fancy Articles
Ufllial'v koni in n rn m i.l r 1?%! xr nftiilnr.inl ? ?.!
J - -J-- - ? -v...| .V.V.J v\|Oi|'pv<?
well conducted Drug S'ore, such as
TOILET SO A I'd.
TOOTH AND 11 AIR RRUSHES,
POWDERS OF THE DUST QUALITIES,
AMU AM. OTIIKK A11TICI.ES FOR T?t TOII.F.T.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
AT ALL HOURS.
i ntcn 1 to keep a complete (took of
goods in each department, aud invite
t public to try the <iu&lity of our goods
and our prices.
Union Drug Company.
t Jan 29 5 tf
WOFFORD COLLEGE.
SPARTANBURG, S. C..
JAS. H. CARLISLE, LL.l)., Pmsidknt.
rOUMJKD 1851.
XX7 0FF0J1D ('ol'.rae otters to students in I
VY the foui- college classes livo parallel I
courses of study, each lending to tho degree
of Bachelor of Art", in one of which Modern
Languages ure substituted for (Ircck.
EXPENSES.
Board, tuition, matriculation, washing,
lights, fuel, books and stationery, the necessary
College expenses for the year, can be
met wi h ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS. The advantages offered by
- Wlghtmnn and Alumni Halls enable students
to meet their college expenses with
this very small amount.
The text scssiou begins the 3rd day of
October, 18l>2. 1
J. A. OAMEWELL,
Secretary of Faculty. i
WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL. |
Sl'AKTAXIIUttU, S. C. I
Tl.e Sixth Session begins October 3rd,
18112
Roys pre) arcd for Cul'ege. Expenses
covered by $K>0 a year. Supervision careful
and cons tan',
A. 0. REM BERT, A. M.
Head Master.
I5A11I3ECUE
==i AT GIBBS' = TUFSOAV
AllfillAT ift
:o:
^fNlIB undersigned will give a FIHST
J. CLASS BARBECUE on tho day of
THE CAMPAIGN MEETING,
-ATGIIIBS,'AUG. 1?.We
have sotuo fine fat carcases, and intend
to haves splendid dinner.
Everybody and the candieates are cortlinl'y
invited.
W. 11. GILLIAM,
W, S. LAWSON,
Aug 5 32 2t.
Conservative Ciub Meetings.
> rnHH Conservatives of Union County are
_L notified to hold meetings in theic respective
townships on Saturday, tho (>ih day
of August, at 8 30 P. M., and elect five (5)
delegates from each township to meet in
Convention at Union C. II., on Monday,
Augusts, nt 11 A. M , to suggest eight (8)
names to be voted for ut the August primary
electiou, as the conservative delegation
to tho State nomina'ing convention.
L. J. BROWNING.
Co. Ch'n Consorvatsve Democracy. I
I..1.. on ot
tru ,J Ol Zl.
WINTHROP STATE NORMAL COLLEGE,
Columbia, S. C. Thorough
Training an 1 practice in best methods of
teaching. Faculty composed of instructors
of extonsive anl successful cxporience in
teaching teachers. Opeu to white girls over
17 Session begins Septeoiver 28. Graduates
securs good positions. Each county
given two scholarships?one worth $150 a
session and one of freo tuition. Competitive
examination August 6 at Courthouse of
eaoh county. Address :
D. 15. JOHNSON. President,
Columbia, S. C.
Aug 6 32 lm,*
BARBECUE AT JONESVILLE.
-A.TJC3-XJST 30, 1892.
Till IK Primary Election will.be held on
X Tuesday, August 30th, and the subscriber
will on that day, give tho
BEBT BARBECUE DINNER
oT^y go'len up in fhiw county, on Mr. W. J.
Crawford's land, at Jonesvll'e, and invites
the public in general and t^e candidates in
naj-iioitUr to partake.
J. E. 8PROU6E.
July 30 81 81*
FRESH CRACKERS.
Soda Craekers, Salt and Fresh.
Extra Lemon Creams.
Dixie Club?Something good.
%Honey Jumbles.
].aly Fingers.
Hurler Scotoh.
Chocolate Hells.
Cremona Hiscuits. in.
Jl. F, SCAIFJS $ SON, J
if:.
RICHMOND & DANV1LLK RAILROAD CO
I Columbia ami Gukfnvillr Division.
jCondenscd Schedule, in effect Jan. 31,
^ 2. Train* run by 75th Meridian Time.
Hftween Columbia, Alteton and Spartanburg.
^ Daily I I Daily
N-i. 13. I STATIONS. |No. 14.
11 20 a mlLv Columbia Arj 6 05p no
12 10 p in] " Allston " | 5 10 "
111 j ' Carlisle " I 4 10 "
1 20 ' j " . ...Santuo " I 4 00 "
1 55 ' j ' ... . Union j 3 40 "
2 28 - | < l'ac let " | 2 48
2 55 ji in|Ar Spartanburg Lv | 2 10pm
Betwocu Columbia Seneca and Walhalla.
Daily, i 1 n-!,?
No. 11 | STATIONS. | No.Ti.
11 20 a niiLv Columbia Ar. | 0 05pm
12 05 p ni " Alston " 5 05 "
12 24 " ? Pooiuria " 4 48 "
12 43 ' 44 Prosperity.... " 4 32 "
1 00 44 " Newberry ' 4 15 "
1 05 44 44 Helena " 4 10 "
1 40 " i 44 CbappeU'H.... ' 3 31 ?
2 25 44 Ninety-Six... 44 3 00 44
2 50 " tiieenwood... " 2 50 14
3 10 44 44 llotlges 44 2 2 9 44
3 2 7 4 4 44 Donalds 44 2 1 1 44
3 38 44 44 llousa Path.. 44 | 1 58 44
3 52 44 Ar Helton I.v 1 40 44
4 t>5 44 Ly Helton Ar 1 35 44
4 35 44 44 Anderson.... 44 1 15 44
5 18 44 -4 l'end cton ... 44 12 45 44
C 00 44 |Ar Seneca Lv;12 IGpm
7 20 44 Ly Scneci Ar il 55am
8 00 Jim Ar Walhila Lvill 15am
5 lo p in Ar Greenville... Lvj 12 OOu'n
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Difision,
Noitlibouml, 3.54 a. m., 4.50 p. m.,
7.04 p. m. (VestibiDed Limited); Southbound,
3.23 a. in., 4 28 p. in., 11.43 n. m.
(Vest buled Limi'cd); Westbound, W. N. C.
Division, 3.10 and 7.10 p. m., for llenlersonviltc,
Ashcviltu, Hot Springs, and Knoxvillc.
Trains leave Oreenville, S A. A C.
Division, Northbound, 2.44 a rn.. 2.11 p. id.
6.08 j>. m. (Vestibuled Limited 1: Smith
bouiul C.IO b. in., 5 35 p. ir>., 12.30 p. ns.
(Yestibuled Limited).
Trains leavo Sciiccb, A & C Division,
Northbound 1.17 n. 111., 12.15 p. in.: Southbound
7.58 a. in., 7.17 p. in.
l'ULLMAN CAll SERVICE.
Pullman Palaco Sleeping Car on Trains 9,
10, 11, and 12, 37 and 38 on A. & C. Division.
Pullman Parlor Cars on Trains Nos.
13 and 14, betweeu Columbia and Spartauburg.
J. A. DODSON, W. A. TURK,
Superintendent. Ass't Gen'l Pass Agt.
Columbia, S. C. Chahiottk, N. C.
W. II. GREEN. JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Gen'l Mg'r, Gcn'l Pass. Ag't.
Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Mgr. Atlanta, Ga.
BARBECUE.
AT JONE8VILLK.
A U G U S T 1 :t .
rpilE undersigned iutond giving a No. 1
1 Parbeenc nt the usual place, oil Mr. J.
W. Crawford's land, at
JONEJVILLE, AUGUST 13TH.
Everybody are Cordially invited, and the
Candida'c.s in iiurticiilar \v? i??#.?.-? i 1
a goo?l ilinnet, and will iusurc you a good
time.
MUNRO WHIT LOCK,
ZACK REEVES,
July 29 111 2t
Barbecue at Union.
AT THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN MEETING,
AUGUST ?ai),
?? :o;
THE subscribers wi:l give a No. 1 llnrbecue
at Union 0. H., of
Tiu'S<la.v, Aup;n4
tlio day of the County campaign meeting.
The best of meats ami tlio best of cooks have
been engaged.
J. II. PAUR,
J. G. GALLMAN,
July 29 31 Jit.
Notice to Creditors.
State of South arolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Isaac M. Phi.lips, ct al. Plaintiffs
against
Itufus Phillips, ct al Deftndants.
1 ]"Nl)Elt an order in the above stated case,
by Hon. T. 13. Eraser, Circuit Judge,
ilie crediloisof Zacliurinh Phillips, deceased,
are required to present and establish their
claims against the estate of eaid Zucheriah
Phillips before me, ou or before the 10th
Jay of September, 1892.
C. II. TEAKE.
Master for Union County.
July 15 29 {it.
The Candidates Quarters.
When you see a inau's name in these
quarters you may feel sure that Five Dollars
has been paid for tbc privilege of appetring
in such good company.
FOR THE LEOISLATI'KE
~ JOILNW. M cCU VVY.
We are authorized to announce John W,
McCravy a oindiJate for a seat in the begirturc,
subject to the decision of the primary
election. JOHN W. MoCHAVY. *
J. it. JKFFEK1ES.
1 hereby announce myself a candid ito to
represent mo people or Union Csunty in
tho Legislature; subject to the decision of
(lie primary election.
JOHN R. JEFFEHJEfi)*
n. W.TIAKKIS.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate to
represent the people of Union County in
the Legislature ; subject to the decision of
the primary election.
K. W. Hakbis.
C. R ItOJtO.
At the eurnvttt Solicitation of friends, 1
anuoitnud myself a candidate to represent
the people of Union County in the State
Legislature; subject to the decision of the
primary election.
C. it. BOIIO.
GODFREY lb FOWLER.
1 respectfully announce to the voters of
Union County that I am a Candidate for Hie
Legislature; subject to the decision OY the
primary election.
GODFREY D. FOWLER.
G WALTON WHITMAN.
Allow me, through the columns of your
paper, to onnounce myself a p^ndidate for a
seat in the IJouse of Representatives, subject
to endorsement by th* democratic Vetera
at the next Primary xlevtlon.
G. WALTON WHITMAN.
FOR CORONER.
B. T. GREGORY.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
lor re-election to the office of Coroner ;
subject to the decision of the primary election
B. P. GREGORY.
J ASFKR AY COCK.
1 respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the of*ice of Coroner for {Joion
County, subject the'decision of the Primary
election.
JASPHIl AYttfu-w
Candidates,
FOR SHERIFF.
A. COLE LYLE8."
At the solicitation of friends, I announce
myself as a cand'dnte for Sheriff of Union
County; subject to (he decision of the
primary election.
A. COLE LYLES. *
J. GIDEON LONG.
1 respcitfully announce myself ns a candidate
for re-election to tho officio of Sheriff,
of Union County. Subject to the decision of
the democratic roteri at the ensainst primary
election. J. G. LONG. *
JAMES IL UARTLR3.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the Sheriff's Otlice, subject to the decision
of the primary election.
J. II. BARTLES, *
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
JOSEPH If- McKlSSICK.
I respectfully nnuounco myself as a cwidi
late for rc-c'cction to the rllicc of Clerk
of Court of Comiu u l'leat ami General
Sessions for Union Cuiuiiy ; subject to th
decision of the democratic voters at the en
suing priiunry (lootion.
JOSEPH H. MrKlSSlCK. *
FOR SCII 001. COMMISSIONER
NKVVTON G. LITTLKJOHNi
Til's many friends of Newton 0. LP ticjoi.n
respectfully annuuuee liini os a candidate
worthy of the olliee of School Commissioner
for Union C anity ; subject io the
decision of the democratic | rimnry clcclion.
".Many Fimkxos."
M. L. LEMASTEIt
I hereby rcspectftrly iniuouiicc myself u
candidate for the olllce of School Commissi
tier for Union County: subject to the decision
of ihe people at the Primary clcclion.
M. I,. LEMASTEIt. *
J. L. WALKEll.
I hereby nniiouncc myself as a candidate
for re-election to the otlice of School Commissioner,
respectful'y ab ding by decisiou
of the primary election.
J. L. WALKL'U. *
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
XV. M. GALLMAX.
1 hereby annoutico myself a candidate for
the office of Coutity Commissioner, subject
to the decision of the people at the Primary
election. W. M. GALLMAN. *
J. W. NANCE.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of County Commissioner. Subject
to the decision of the votets of the primary
election. *
J. W. NANCE.
It. ii THOMAS, Jit.
The many fricncs of It. S. Thomas, Jr.,
respectfully announce him as a candidate
I for the office of County Commissioner : suhI
ject to the decision of the primary election.
Many Fiiiknus. *
1. M. Mi>11 LEY. |
L respectfully announce 1113 self a cattdi- I
date for the office of ('0111113' Commissioner;
subject to the decision of the primary
electii 11.
I M. MO It LEV. * 1
J. A. CHAMBERS.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate for
re-election to the ollice of County Commissioner;
subject to the decisixi of the primary
election.
Wluie 1 feel that 1 have done my duty
faithfully the past two years, my experience
in the olticb has ma le uie familiar with the
financial atlairs of the County, and 1 think
will enable me to till the position more to the
profit of the Couuty hereafter, than I could
without that experience.
J. A. CHAMBERS.
THOMAS J. ESTKS. i
1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for County Commissioner of Union
County, subject to the decision of the demo- ^
emtio voters of the primary election.
THOMAS J. ESTKS.
FOR TREASURER.
8ANFOKD wiLBUKN.
At the earnest solicitation of friends 1 ^
announce myself a candidate for the ollice
of Treasurer of Union County; subject to
tbe decision of the primary elcoiiun.
SAN FOUL) WILBUIIX. *
J. 11. T. SCOTT. \
1 ro<pectfully announce myself us a candidate
for the office of County Treasurer for
Union County, subject to the decision of tlie
primary election.
J. 11. T. SCOTT.
0
JAMES D. GOING.
1 hereby announce myself as a candidate
for tbo office of County Treasurer for Union
Couuty. subject to the decision of tho people r
at the primary election. 1 solicit the support
of the Democratic party.
JAMES D. GOING. *
JOHN 1\ THOMAS.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Treasurer of Union County. V
JOHN P. THOMAS. * t
W. T. JETEU.
The friends of William T. Jeter, having
full confidence in his ability and integrity, J
hereby uiiuuuncc liirn as a candidate for the
office of Treasurer of Union County ; subject
to the decision of the people at the primary ]
election. Fiiiknds. *
FOR AUDITOR. " t
J. It. BI.ANTON.
I horeby announce myself a candidate for
the office of Auditor of Union County, subject
to the decision of the primar> election.
" J. R. BLANTON, I
THOMAS J. HARRIS.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
(lie oflicc of Auditor of .Union County ; sub- f
jeel to the declaim of the voters at the
primary election. c
THOMAS JKFFKRSON HARRIS.
D. INMAN A
I hereby nunounco myself a candidate
for the ofiice of Auditor for Union County ; /
subject to the decision of tho piimary election.
A
D.WtEU INMAN.
J. C. OIT3.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Auditor of Union County, subject to the 1
endorsement of the Primary Blection,
J. C. OTTS. g
J. r. ISA I LEY. 1
1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for Auditor of Union County; snbject
to the deoision of the demooratio voters of J
the primary election.
J. F. BAILEY. ?
NATT It. MORGAN.
I respectfully announoe myself as a candidate
for the office of Auditor for the
County of Union, subject to the decision of ^
the primary election
NATT It. MOROAV #
VKVTON 1$. LOVU. (
K 1 |
I horcujf plaec myaelf beforu the people of
Union Couuty as a osndidato for the oflioe of j
Auditor ' 8nl\jcct to the decision of the
fOUtS Itt tho nrtrn- 0\QC(,ion,
PEYTON K. LOVE. * I
NO ROL
f
STRICTLY I
jr
HERE ^RE L
11
fig'ukeji]
. S* 4
30 YARDS I
HANDKliRCHIE
CROSS-BARREI
S to 6 1-4 c
For the next
affer the abov
priced, to close tl
1*
'Young
Mch 4 10
VRE YOU "LAYING BY1' YOl
WITII
'VIPTOR <
jm. -A JLJL k
The most practical invention for shalh
lean and level. Sizes, 11 to 20 inches
The heat of Summer is upon us, and y<
Light Weic
Ye have them from 50c. to $4.50.
Straw Hats at 50 per cent off! They
\Vc have a few sizes in Zicglcr Pros
ncn, which we will sell you at LOW 1
if your inspection.
GAUZE UNI)
n extra sizes, for fat men, is something
Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams, Pine Apj
DRESS
kill be sold at reduced prices FGK (
alking to the ladies now,
FOR A SILVE
You can paint your buggy, and make
?aint ready prepared. Apply it to-day ;
Now is the time to paint your house,
his line at the lowest prices.
P. S. We have buggy umbrellas
FOSTER, WIL
Jan 2 \
County Campaign Meetings.
rIIK programme arranged for the County
campaign by tlio Democratic Executive '
onimittee, is as fillows: JL
Kelton, Pinckncv Townshin. Anonst Utli anv
VfilkinsYille, Uowdtysvillo Township, aati
tugust 10th. 1-eB!
Timber Ridge, Droytonvjlle, Township, N
lugust 11th. * will
Mt\bvjCs Mill, Drajlonvillc Towrahip, A
lUgust 12tli. , ^Pn
Jonesvillc, .Tonesville Township, August Uoi;
3th.
Uibbs' BoganBville, Township, August 101 h.
Cross Keys, Cross Kays Township. August i
7tb. Ins
Black llook, Goshen II111 Township, An- soli
;ust 18th. tha
Fish Dam, Fish Dam Township, August
9th. > /
Santue, Santuc Township, August 20th.
Union, Union Township, August 23d.
'. W. Qnanonr, A. fJOLR LYLKS,
Sect'y. County Chairman. *
July 81 4t. |l
TO ROAD OVERSEERS! |S
TAKE NOTICE, /< ?
THAT ALL SECTIONS o$ roads MUST PaT
>c worked and completed, ready for inpection,
no lafsr than August 30th next.
The Overseers will please notify the
bounty Commissioners at this office, or their
tomes, if more convenient, when roads a?*
eady for inspection. By or-Jjr 0f t|l(,
Hoard. l_
CHART. FS BvU.T, A
. Cifcrk of Beard. ,
Jnly ^ 31 6t. 1
V
.Pv
JTICS,
3USINESS
OW PRICES.
1^AW>
'OR $1.00
FS 50C. DOZ.
) MUSLIN,
its. yard.
ten days we
e goods as
L ~? i
ULWU1 DUG.
KSI'ECT FUI.LY,
$ & Hunter.
tf
JR COTTON AND CORfr
sweep;
>w plowing. Loaves your rows
i wide. Try one.
>u feel like doning a comfortabh
jht Coat
' must go Wo need the space
hand sowed low cut shoes, fo]
OUT prices. Those are worthy
ERWEAR.
hard to find, hut wo have it
do Tissues, in fact all Summci
GOODS
3ASH, to clo.se out. We ar<
R DOLLAR
it look .as well as a new one
mtl drive out to-morrow.
We can supply your wants i
; for the candidates.
KINS & CO
tr
A NEW PLOW
FOR CHEAP TERRACING.
AM now completing a plow for terracin
and will bo g;ad to receive orders fro
one wishing terracing done. 1 gunranti
sfaction. My price for terracing i
ionable.
laving made surveying a special study,
I be glad to do any work in that line,
dl orders left, at Messrs. Ciraham
,rks' store will receive immediate atte
i.
INSURANCE AGENT.
am also agent for the Equitable Li
urance Company, at this place, at
cit a liberal share of the patronage
t line of business.
C. C. WHITESIDE,
iptil 20 18 4 in*
CHEAP MONEY.
i El* RES EN TING one of largest Coi
o panies in the l?n*ted Slates, 1 otter
it money ;o ?r<o people 01 union Count
J per cent, discount, to bo paid in t
vs, nni in easy installments. For fi
ticuUrs, call 011
P. M. COllKN,
Union, 8. t\
'one 24 2<>
When at Home.
Ifc/RKAbTKH I shall bo in my oftico
Union, the first days of each week.
1). A. TOWN8&NU.
May 13 20 tf,
| NEW
RAC1
SLAUGHT]
Everything in Summer
the next fifteen or twenty
them at prices that will m
to carry a broken stock to n
we have reduced the price
ing, Straw llats, Ladies Dr
Lawns f!li!?llir?s IMHI.I.O!.
Vittiiivt?! iillll'lUIV
and Striped Organdies ^
Lawns. Calico, Ginghams
We h a\en't the space to <
will just give you a SAM P
Good Calico, LC-c. a yar<
* Good Figured Lawn, 2 it
Good Challies, 2io. a ya
Good Challies, worth 10'
Coat and Vest worth frt
Coat and Vest, worth $1
Straw Hats, worth from
We have the largest, cl
stock of shoes in the State,
for $1.00, sells everywhere
of Men's and Ladies Ox lor
cleared out.
Call and examine them.
fT TT
riAi
April 10
5 MID-SUMM
>
We are offering all Summer goo
White ami Black Lawn. Challies, (_'l
ards, Prints, Oinghanis, etc
Men's Summer clothing. Black Alj
tor.I Ties, at a great sacrifice. Men's
I These goods must go, as we
F A L L h
Our trade continues good, thus ill
f profits is apprcciut
? I N M I L L
^ We are heating the tow n, hoth as t<
J.
i ?.-? sj
TO CAS II
! BICi STC
; SPRING
CHEAPER THAI
; COME AND SEE FOR YOUR!
Ladies see our line of Dres
? OUR NEW I
Our notion stock is <
DRY GOODS
In .mil -1
?i> uiiu. lit III" y U 1 V IH.H1
9 Outincs, Poreals. Lawns, and I
. Our prices arc guaranteed agai
Una who carries first class got
" IIS SHOES
Union, notwithstanding the ha
thcra so the prices are right do
MILLINERY!
Our stock of Hats, liomiets n
lines. Wo can suit any face a
s- A lull line of liuttericks Pat
(1)
f? K> O Hi V^l
X C_A1 lUili
1 J an 22
* Goods r
fc
in
If you wai
IJecu
w UD, OI1UUJ
B- '
E Clothing* chej
as we are go:
our Business.
RODGER
Sep^C 1
YORK
yET ' S
ER SALE.
Goods to 1)0 closed out in
days, and we have marked
ove thein. ('annot. allord
ie.\t season. In some lines
! one-hall". Summer Clothess
Goods, such as Figured
lered Robes. Klaek Plaid
White Plaid and Striped
etc., all to go at a price,
piote prices on much, but
LK of what we have done.
J.
;. a yard,
ird.
c. at be. a yard.
>111 Si.Ob to $0.00, for .$1.0(h
.00, for OOe.
00 to DSc. for 20c.
..".1 1 I- 41
ivui/vpv (invt FJVIM* u?suricu
Nice men's Sunday shoe
for $1.-3 to $1.30, A lot
d's and Slippers must lie
No trouble to show uoods.
UKsrECTFlLLY,
UlY & BELK.
15 ly
ER SALE.
ils at a great reduction, including
lvorons, ljcdl ud Cords, Silk Foullacas,
Seersuckers etc. Ladies Oxstraw
Hats at your own prices,
need the money to lay in our
STOCK.
ii^umIin*i iluit good goods for short
cl I ,y our patrons,
, I N E R Y
f , ..mi prices.
W. McLURE, Ag't.
12 lv
13 UYEK S,
)OK OK
GO O B S.
EVER BEFORE.
iECE AND l>l'i CONVINCED.
s Goods and Trimmings, also
MILLINERY.
complete in all lines.
AND SHOES.
xls, such as Giugliams, Prints,
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