Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mmw Tub A9sm?smbnt or I'ropirtt.?The I utilization of taxation, which seems to be 11 o grratty desired by many, can bo brought k about wuvu all prop?r.y is assessed at ita L market value. That will require stocks end t taxub e bonds to be assessed at the price b which they briug. The average quotations d can. bo taken far six months preaesding the I assessment. That wou'd add a cansiderab'e b amount to ilie taxable property. Then lot s lands be put up ti their real value, and t inatetdof having them entered on the tix I t books at $3 to $tt an aore they would stand (i at $7 00 to $20.00 according to looation and i value, and the improvements on them. Hor- j res, mules and cattle should be put at tbe 1 rash price. It'oue owns a $.10.00 milch cow sr a $150 mule put it down at tho real value. Then, when all property is returned, let the v owner rendsr*in an account of the notes and n mortgacrs aicaiost him so that it ran ho da- s de luote 1 from his agreement. If one owns f' tract of land worth $5,000 and owes $*2,000, a lot Dim pay on $3,000, for that is all he is P worth , Trial would equalize matters and ' at the satnc lime not increase the nmouut u of taxes to bo raised. It is very certain that l1 banks and other corporations will not object C to tli'B pinii. Their tuxee would be reduced ' abont one-fourth, while the ownerj of land 1 and farm stock would pay a littlo more, because there is so much land in the county that the inerrasc in assessments would bring \ about increased taxation oven at a lswer T tate. Let our next legislature make an e arrangement to equalize the assessment of It property and they will do a good work.? s Spartan. A Oukat Fibk in Augusta.?Augusta, Ga., August 27.?Augusts to day went through ^ the greatest contlsgralion of her career. ^ Seven prominent business concerns are ^ turned out and numerous other people who jj had offices in the tire district. The losses wi.l amount to $300,000 and the insurance only $11)5,000. The fire started in the oil department of Alexander's Seed and Drug t| Co. store fourth door above Mcintosh street on the south side of Broad, just beforo 3 A o'clock this morning. No one knows the origin but it is supposed to have been a spontaneous combustion. p' B The tl uncs spread with rapidity through tc the great quantities of chemicals, drugs and other high explosives, and spread westward _ andcoinpleto'y destroyed Fleming & Bowles furniture bouse, K. I). Smythes crockery store, and Hall Pcninghans art studio, and J. 11. Foster and J. U. Lamar's office over- 1' heal. 1* Leo Boy Miller's residence in the rear on n Kill* strAfll tenu anliwalw ^ 1 II imsj vuwivij vouauuicu. Thomas & Dnrton's music store and the 0 Chronicle otlice were completely destroyed. After ruining the Chronicle oflico the fire 1 stopped. The cast side of Alexander Con- ~ nelly's restaurant aud bar was bally dam- 11 aged by fiic'aud water. A Spanish Outrage.?London, August f 25.?Francis McNutt, secretary of the "> Uoited States Legation st Madrid and Charge D'Affhires since Minister Qrnbb's tl departure, got into a difficulty at Madrid C with a detective. Tho detective was knocked down and Mr. McNutt drew his revolver. Mr. McNutt was arrested, and despite the fact tliut he proved his identity, wns locked up in a cell full of thieves and drunkards. On the way to the cell the warden struck Mr. McNutt, and (lien clubbed -j liitn sovcrcly. He was released after two J hours c infinement. (l When news of the att'iir retched the fpr- s eigu office, the detcc.ive. warden and two policemen were dismissed aud apologies e were ottered Mr, McNutt. p One Hundred Lasiies.?Denmark, S. C., August 25.?Oa Friday lost a man named Newton, originally from Marlboro, 8. C., f went to visit friends at Clyo, Oa., in Effingham county, on the .Southbound road. ' Whilfe ttioro tio made worai indecent nrnmg stront "anr ntnfs nvnrmi flin * vicinity. When those remarks reached the ? ears of tho citizens of Clyo, they wcut to hunt Newton, and succeeded in finding him J at Rincon, (in., Monday morning- They carried him back to Clyo, and gave him a I fa:.r tria', and after proving that these untruthful remarks had boon made by New- 1 ton, he was taken over tho river into South t Cbrolina, given on a hundred lnshcs, and told to leave the county. A Wtm Looks on Hkr IIvsuand's Cai get ami 1>boi?s Dead.?Ono of the strangest double deaths that has occurred in Columbia took place yeslerday. About 12.30 o'clock on Wednesday, Samuel Davis, a negro, died after a lingering Illness. i 11 is faithful wife Sarah, who had been nursing him with tireless attention through his illness manifested great devotion toward him aod when the physician told \\?r the eud wm at hand, her grief knew no bounds. Yes erday morning she dressed, in order to accompany the'remains of her husband to' Winngboro vfhere they wero to bo interrel. About U o'clock she was standing np, when the casket containing Iter husband's body was borne through tho room, she saw it and foil to the floor dond. Then followed great excitement among the colorod people, and all kinds of miraculous theories were advanoed,? The Stale. Tiik Situation is Coal Ciikkk.?Nashville, Tenn., August 25. ? Labor Commissioner Ford, arrested for complicity in the Coal Creek riots, wh> is now in this city, says he is ready to stand trial ahd has not the slightest'fear as to tho outcomo ol" tho Iircscnt'churgc ugaiust hiin. Reports from ,'on\ CrccK say (hut miners are boiug arrested in siptads by the soldiora. They arc given an immediate examination, and if uiroumstanoos point to their being mixed up lu tho rccaent riots, they aro held. It is said a telegram has been discovered ia Cos. Creek directly implica'iog Ford in the rio's What Isiit Tiunk* or ?It is a ra'lter clangorous tiling to talk on the train now-a-days if you ave a politician. Senator iyby jvas u passenger on t'lio down coming Cu N. & L. tiMin one day last week, lie was talking to sovcral gentlemon, and in the prcsueie of four or five mon, who can swear | lo it, ho male use of tho following language in regard to Editor Larry Uanlt: "Qantt is the ugliest man in the Slato, hut he can out-write litem nil, and out-lie all of them put together-" Ridulkd Witii Bullets.?New Orleans, August 22 ?A ni eoial from FrankHntoii ( soys that Fugene Hunch, the notorious outlaw aud train robber, was shot and killed near that place by a posse early yestorday morning, Deteotive Jackson of the Southern Express Company lias been on Bunch's trail for the last three months. Bunch his robbed trains in (iouiniana, Mississippi, Florida, Georgia anu iexv4. 'VhV. rewords outstanding for Bunch's capture, dead or a'ive, aggregated $8,000. ll? good it also wanted in Mississippi for the nmrdcr of a man named Terrell, Be will be tried on ibis obi^rge first, T?"" * " ' * 1 ' ' " D.kskhvino Praisk.?We desire to say to onr oil zen?, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King't Now Lite Pills, Bucklfty's Arnica Halve and K ecirio Bitters, and U ive never handled remedies that se'l as well or thit have given Rich universal ^ tfttisfaition. We do not he^Ute to guarantee ihent every time, and we siand ready t< refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These rem< dies have won their popularity purely oi 0 their merits. B. F. Posey Druggist, I A Lirli Gibi.'s Kxpkrirnce in a LiuiitiocsK.?Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are eepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand (each, Mich., and are blessed with a (laugher, four years old. Last April she was alien down wi h Me ales, tollowed with a j readful Cough and turning into a fever, factors at home and at Detroit treated her, ^ ut in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until _ he was a ' handful of bones". Then she * ried Dr. King's New Discovery and alter he uso of two and a half battles, was com- ], dolely cured. They say Dr. "King's New f( >iscovery is worth its weight in gold, yet on uiay get a trial bottle free at B. F. ^ Vscy's Drug Store. u Oit, Wit \t a Cocaii.?Will you heed the rarnittg. The signal (erhsps of the sure pprou .1 of tint more terrible disease, Conuinption. Ask j ourselves if you can afford (] or the sake of swing 50c, to run the risk ml do nothing for it. We know from exerience that Shiioh's Cure will cure your ^ 'ougli. It never fails. This explains why ^ lore than a .Mil ion bottles ^were sotd the ast year. It relieves croup and whooping lough nt once. Mothers do not bo without ^ For lauie back, side or Chest use Shiloli's ' 'orou.s Blaster. Sold by II. K. Smith & Co. Tiit Et'isoop.vi, Church at Casuike's n 'alley Burnkii.?Walhalls, August V5.? i be Episcopal clnJYch, at Cashier's Valley, \ reeled by the Misses Hampton, was burned 131 night. Nothing but the bible was tved. The tire was of incendiary origin f Answer This Question.?Why do so many c eoplc we see wound us seem to prefer to jffer and be mnde miserable by iodigoslion, onstipation, llizzints-1. Loss of Appetite, I anting up of the foad, Yellow Skin, wben y >r 76 cents we will sell thcin Shiloh's Vita- * zcr, guaranteed to cure thorn. Sold by ? List of Letters Remaining in the 1'ostofticc at Union, for te week ending Sept.2d, 1802. lox Bcaty, IWilliams Fcste-. essie Young | Persons calling for the aW e letters will lease say if advertised, and will be required ? pay one ccut for their delivery. 1 J. C. HUNTER. P. M. MAEEI?1> OALLMAN?SCO PP. Married, on the Ihh August, 1802, by F. W. Emo.i, Notary ublic, at his resideuco, Mr. Hooker Galttan, to Miss Lotia Scott ; all of this (Jouuty. 1 EASTE3?VARNEIl Married, on th* J 4tii August, 1892, by Thouias II. Gore, J! ;0ta?y Public, at the residenoe of It. J. ? Its, Esq.. Mr. Thomas Hastes to Miss Cat- ' e Varuer; all of Union County. School Notioe. I CUE Union Graded School will opeu on Monday, Sept 6th 1892. Pntrons ara earnestly requested to send n s-sir children at the begianing of the term F harges reasonable. a J. W. McLUKE, Chairman of Board. o Sept 2 86 2t. c 8 Notice to Creditors. J VT OT1CE is hereby given that all persous Le indebted to the eatate of N. M. Quinn, ooeesed, must make payment to the suboribor, as soon as possible, All persons bnving claims against said s'ate are requested to present them to me, ? iropeily attested, immediately. E. F. SMITH, Ex'r. 1 West Spring. Sept 2 36 4r. iHecoud Primary Eleetioxi. < rliE following candidates not having recaived a majority ef the votes cast for 1 no umcf of iTilsitrlr mntr AUaitor win Tun n the second primary .* For Treasurer, J. 11. T. Scott and \\'. T. J letcr. For Auditor, J. K, IlUuton and N. B. 1 ll organ. The Second primary election will be bold * Tuesday, 13ih Sept 1892, and the managers > if the first primary ejection will aot as uanagera iu the second, A. C. LYLE3, Co. Ch' iu ' Sept 2 30 2'. WOFFORD COLLEGE. SPARTANBURG, S- C? J AS. H. CARLISLE, LL.l)., I'rksioknt, FOUNftllD 1?51, WOFFORD College offers la sludouls in the four college classes i wo parallel courses of stuily, wioh lending to the degree of liachelor of Arts, iu ooo of which Modern Languages aro substituted for Greek. . EXPENSES. Board, tuition, matriculation, washing, lights, fuel, books andiatalionory, iho necessary College expenses for the year, can be uiei with ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY* DOLLARS. The advantages offered by Wightman and Alumni Halls enable students to meet their collego expenses \vilh this very smnll a ount. The next session b^jins t,be 8rd day of October, }8?yl. J. A. OAMEWELL, Secretary of Faculty. WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL. SrAll-'ANUURO, S. C. 'he Sixth Session begins October 3rd, 1802. Hnvfl nrnnarm) fr?p PaIUiva l**? *V? VVI?. M-J A|'VM^vO covered by $lo0 a year. Supervision careful and constant, A. G. RBMBFRJ. A. M. 1.1 end Master. TIIElfNlONDMG COMPANY. TIIE UNION DRUG COMPANY Respectfully inform the people of Union that they are receiving a complete STOCK QF NEW DRUGS ? AND ? All Kinds of Fancy Articles Usually kept in n completely equipped and well conducted Drug Store, such as TO! LKT SOAPS. i " TOOTH AND Il^UA BRUSHES, POWDERS OF THK BEST QUALITIES, ANn At'v OTIIRK Articlbh for th* TOi?)rr. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY "j00KPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS.^ 1 We inten 1 to keep 4 oomplote stock ol ' fresh goodiHn each department, and inviU the putilio to try >h? quality of our goodi ' and our prices. ; Union Drug Company Jan '20 H '|f S ? . 4 \ ? Jonesvills Graded School. PROF. E. U. ayco"K, Principal. MRS. M. E. BllirrON, Aki't. Principal. rUK Principals and Trustees of this school havs decided to place it upon a higher rade for efficiency end educational advances than it hes over before attained, and at tic lowest cost. We invite the publio to examine the fol>wing course of study adopted in the different grades. k Our intention is to give thorough educaion from the first grade to the Otb, when lie pupil will be prepared to enter any colege : FIRST GRADE. Chart and First Reader, forming figures nd letters, 2nd llendrr, Primary Arithmeic and Orthography. SECOND GRADE Second and Third Header, Intermediate kiithuietic, Geography, History, Writing, Irthography, Sentence buildiug, etc. THIRD GRADE. Fourth Reader, Arithmetic, Intermediate leography, History of S. C., Physiology, rriting, Language Lessons and Orthography. FOURTH GRADE. Fifth Reader, History, Physiology, Ariihiftic. Familial Science, Grammar, Higher 'oliiic&l Geography, Read's Word Lessons, V riling. Fimi GRADE. Aiithmetio, Algebra, History, Grammar, Iiglier Physiology, Physical Geography, ifttin Book?Beginners, Physics, Civil Govrnment, Dictation. SIXTH GRADE. Jones' Exercises, Crcsar, General History, lDisa uooinson s Algebra, Finish Weuirorth'a Arithmetic, Finish 4 hooka Wcntrortb's Geometry, Ancient Geography, English Literature, Greek, G, Goodwin, Vliitc'a Dictation Lessons. TERMS OF TUITION. First Grade, per mouth, - $1.25 Second " mm . 1.60 Third " " - 1.85 Fourth " ' " - 2.10 Fifth " ? " - 2.50 Sixth ' ' ' - 3.00 JEST BOARD CAN BE HAD AT $8 A MONTH. Respectfully. E. R. AYCOCK. Aug 20 35 tf. SHERIFF S SALES" FOR SEPTEMBER, 1892. BY virtue of suudry executions to me directed, I will tell before the Courthouse oor, in the town of Loiou, on Monday, the fill day of September next, during the tgal hours of Sheriff s Sales, the following .escribed property to wit: Three tracts ol laud belonging to John C. inclair, situate, lying And being in Union iwnebip, Union County, ns follows. TRACT NO. 1. Containing twenty-six and one half acres, lore or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. '. Dawkins, A. 11. Foster, William Munro, nd other luuds of John C. Sinclair. Levied on and to be sold as the property f John C. Sinclair, at the suits of The Merhants & Planters' National Bank, of Union, i. C., and William Munro, Plaintiffs against ohn C. Sinclair, Delendaut. J. G. LONG. S. U. C. Aug 19 34 St. Delinquent Tax Sales. The following Roil and Personal prop- I rtv will be sold for ln*n? Iwft. n. ' louse door at Uuiou, ou Malecday in Sepember, 1892. licni EHiuiv. 1. One tract of land belonging to the estate >f Isabella Dunn, iu Gowdeysville township, :ontaining 125 acres 2. One tract of laiul holou&lng to M. M. iarneit, in Union \ownsliip, containing 110 'i. One lot of laud belonging to W. i>.1 lobhsi?n, in Fish Dam township. 4. Ono lot of land belonging to b. IV. Jenting, in Fish Dam township. i. One traot of land belonging to Mrs. 11. 1 ltobuok, in Fish Dam township, contninng 80 aores. 0. Ono lot of land belonging to J. W. iVord, in Fish Dam township. 7. One lot of laud belonging to Victor liage, In Union School District. 8. One tract of land belonging to F. M. Sohell, in Gowdeysville township, containing 144 acres. 0. One tract of land belonging to Mrs. M. J.\ Hawkins, iu Union School District, oontaining 244 acres. 10. One tract of land belonging to Mrs. M. P. Dawkins, in Draytouviilc township, containing 920 acres. 11. One tract of laud belonging to Mrs. M. P. Dawkius, in Jouesvilie township, containing 239 acres. 12. One tract of land belonging to It. P. Uagau, in llogansviile township, containing 44 acres: Personal Properly. 13. One Moeeiy safe, and one heating stove belonging to R. II. Gibbes. 14. One sulky plough and two-horse wagon belonging to U. W. l'eake. 1Q, One bureau, two pots, one tea kettle ^nd t*o ovens belonging to Anderson Sartor. The above described real estate and personal p operty wiJ be sold for taxes at the suit of the State ag-?inst the persons named above. J. G. LONG, S. U.C. Sheriff's Office, Aug. 13th, 18U^. Mortgage Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION BY request of J. NY. Soott, Adtninisiratoi of the estate of John Mayes, deceased, and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a mortgage given t> 1). T. Black, 3d Feb roary, 1885, and recorded in tbe offico oi the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union cojuiy, in i>ook w, no. i, page 71, i wg: sell at public sale, before the Courihous< door, duriog the legal hours of sale, on salesday in September, 1802, all his right title and interest in and to a certain tract o land in Jonesville township, in Unior Coun'y, in the S.ate afo rcaid, . containing one hundred and nijety-se*eu (107) aeres bounded by lands of Jesse Bishop. Mar; MoDaniol, estate of Wm. I.ong and others. Terms of sale?CASH. ' Purchaser to pay for papers. Wm. A NICHOLSON, Assignee. Aug 10 34 3t. BARBECUE A. T It E L T O N ON TUB DAY OF Second Primary Election. TUB undersigned will give a first cln Uarbecue at Helton on the day of tl ecnnd nrimarv election. ~W. F. FARR. /. I \PJ - J-G- PAUCETT, -TV / D. N. FOWLER, Aug. 36 36 WfT* ld> Notloe to Sub-Allianoas. fllHKRE will be a call meeting of t! JL County Alliance on Kept. 8th. All/ r liance men are respectfully invited to i i tend. The meeting will be addressed by He i M. L. Donaldson, President State Alliam and Col. D. P. Duncan, President Eiebaoj De sure and ecoe as matter of great i portance to the order will be discussed. A. C, LYLES, i Soo'y County Alllanee, .4 *;. > jrty Yf *** NEW G Latest Styles ?'^owei w ~hr? We are now receiving our LADIES DRI AND ARE READY)TO SHOW fur novelties, jacquard c: illumIn. CHEVRON BEIGES, WORD I WITH A FULL, LINE OF 1 We bought tlijbse goods < choicest selection^, and that made up in %rople time. Iirn IT 1 TTT1 miT I1VI rv YYEi UAYL I'llEi jmSTTIISST S H 0 For Men, Ladies, Misses and ( in Union. CALL EARLY, BEFORE TIL FOSTER, WII Jan '2 1 XO POI / STRICTLY HERE ARE ] FMJUR]KJ handkrche CROSS-BARRE g to 61-4 ? For the nex offer the abc priced, to close ; Youi [ Moh 4 ! " " 1 " Notice to Creditors. i Stato of South arolina. r COUNtV OF UNION. Isaac M. Phillips, et al. IHain tiffs against ltufus Phillips, et al Defendant*. 1 UNDEll an order in theatmre stated case, by Hon. T. B. Fraaer, Circuit Judge, tlio creditors of Zaebariah Phillip*, deceased, -i . ..4 ii..;. are requireu iv preevuv ?nu claims against the estate of raid Zachariah Phillips before me, on or before tho lOih day of Peptouiber, 1802. ? C. II. PKAKE. Ie blaster for Union County. July 1& 20 '.It. W1NTHROP 8TATE NORMAL COL LEGS. Columbia, S. C. Thorougl ? Training and pVaoi*ce in best methods o teaching. Pnenlty oempeteil of inetruotor of extensive and soeoussfhl experience ii he teaohing teacuers. Open to white girls ore 0- 17. Session begins Septemver 28. Uradu ?t- atcs secure good positions. Each oouot, iv. gittn two scholarships?ens worth $160 JO, session and one of tye tuition. Competi (e. live examination Angnst 5 st Courthouse c m- each eeunty. Address: D. D. JOHNSON, President, Columbia, S. C. Aug 6 SS lm,* tOODS! 5 TT J 3t Prices!!! Fall and Winter stock of 3SS GOODS, THE LATEST EFFECTS IN REPONS, ATED DIAGONALS, CORDS, HENRIETTAS, ETC, 'RIMMINGS TO MATCH, early, in order to get the flip T jfirlifM innv frpf. flipm MI) CHEAPEST LINE OP i E S children, ever shown before E STOCKS ARE BROKEN. jKINS & CO jTics; BUSINESS, LOW PRICES. I> l^AWN , * tuKjji.m BFS 50C. DOZ. ID MUSLIN, ets. yard. :t ten days e ive goods as them out. RESPECTFULLY, ng & Hunter. 10 tr DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGI DUE WEST, H. O. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR BEGINS OCT' BER 3D, 180*2. Am ft ROARDINO SCHOOL, offers RP CIAL ADVANTAGES ia Literature, Fren; German, Art and Music. Teaohers Thorough and ProgTt slvo. MORAL INFLUENCES, UNUSUAL. LOCATION HEALTHFl RATES REASONABLE: . F.nrolled 180 nuriils last session. Inquire about the school and send 1 Catalogue. MRS. L. M. BONNER, Principal II. E. BONNER, Vice Principal. ^ Aug 19 :14 lm. ['f When at Home. HEREAFTER I shall be in my office Union, the first days of each weel I>. A. TOWNSENI May 13 20 t CLEAE SA * FOK THE 1SI wc will oiler soin< ever seen on tlic market, closed out to make roon WINTER STOCK, soon. We do not carry another, would rather clo Si:(JO. Then we have n< FRESH at the beginning of every Here are some of the White Embroidered Rol Stripe Organdies, Embrc Oxford and Opera Slippc Men's Oxford Slippers, Si ing, Neckwear, and a hu we haven't the space to lr ure in showing you. Don't think of buying : getting our prices. Atb you through. Always V) trouble for us to show go< HA] April 10 MID-SUMi We arc olTcring all Summer g< White and Black Lawn, hallies, li\ artls, Prints, Ginghams, etc Men's Summer clothing, Black A ford Tics, at u great sacrifice. Men These goods must go, as w i FALL Aitu iiAiilimina. lime profits is apprcci I N M I L : We arc beating the town, both a: 1 Mch 20 T O C ASH BIG SI SCKIJNO CHEAPER THAI I COME AND SEE FOR YOU Ladies see our line of Di OUR NEV i Our notion stock is ' DRY GOODS In staple and fancy dry p Outings, Pereals. Lawns, and Our prices are guaranteed a<: lina who carries first class < IJN SHOES Union, notwithstanding the them so the prices are right MILLINERY s. Our stock of Hats, Bonnet lines. We can suit any fact A line of Buttericks I Graham Jun 22 , Goods >s If you W? Boots, Sho f Clothing' ch as we are g* * - our Busines RODGKE1 f. fc'epji LANCE LE. EXT TEN DAYS e of the greatest bargains All summer goods to be n for our FALL AND which will be coming in goods from one season to se them out at 50c. on the > broken lines, but a nice STOCK season. goods that must bo sold : >es, White, Checked an^ idered Laces, etc. Ladies' rs? Ladies' Summer Vests, ^u?i? c? i/i aw ziais, ouiiiiiht v^iuuiindred otlier articles which lcntion, but will take pleasanything in any line before entive salesmen to show ear in mind that it is no jds. RESPECTFULLY, RRY & BELK. 15 ly IER SALE. iods at a great reduction, including orons, Bedford ords, Silk Foulklnsie.as. Som'siiaIcpvs r>tiv Lndies ()v t's straw Hats at your own prices, c need the money to lay in our STOCK. utercj'iiiff- for sUort ETN E U Y 4 i lo styles and prices'. \ r. W. McLtJRE, Ag't. 12 ly ... ' "buyers, rOCK OF GOODS. i EVES BEFORE. RSELF AND BE CONVINCED. ess Goods and Trimmings, also V MILLINERY. s complete in all lines. AND SHOES. :oods, such ?as Ginghams, Prints, I Domestics, we are headquarters. s jainst any house in South Caroloods. we can show you one of the largest stocks ever brought to hard times, and we have bought down to hard pan. ! MILLINERY! s and Trimmings are full in * all i and size, up to any pocket book 'atterns just received. a & Sparks. 5 If TI7TT f?r\ IVIUOI mt Dry Goods, ? _ -rnr _ a a es, xitiuB, ana eap, call on us oing to change s. it & PURCELiLi. 1 8ft Ij