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Correspondence of ibo Times Telephonic Brevities Jov(STILLS, Sept. 20.?We had a Sue rain last Tursday end are bating iuoaa to-day W th a rpn>M'' c? xavii ut.-rr. It will help tb? tu nips and potatory, and perhaps the late cottou bolls, and then it will keep the grotto 1 in good plow order for putting 1 the small grain. . Cot on p oking i< upon us in good earnest, but it -lou t cause much stir, as it is a nrt sinull matter. It remiuds us of the old say- , ing "a short horse is soon curried.'' l'r. iu ddj to doe. per hundred is the prices generally paid heteabout for picking. This set n a, to the darkey that used to get fifty cents per hundred, pretty hard papers, but thoo he is making more clear money picking at these J Vices than thoso who raise the * cotton. It is hard papers all round. Jim Ctrbeti made more money in one uiglit, boxit-g John Sullivan's Jaws, than v'ciitbvillc towr.ship wnl make on its whole co'ton crop, and it will take about 12 nxatl.s time to make it. It is said that it lakts Id months in a year to make and gather a cotton crop, but 1 think wo will get her iu in 12 months this lime. It ?ai liojcd that the b.tlerness engendered by tiie late csuipuigu would die cut, and be forgot'en after tlio primary was over, but it seems that this not to be the esse. A man living in the county, who is a couieiv alive, and owns a mill aud cotton gin, told mo the other day that tome of his customers had sent him word that he never could grind or gin any more for tliern, aud all bccuusc he exercised the very same right that his customers did and voted for the men of l is choice. I have also luard that the ltevs. L>. Titier nnd \V. 11. Miller are throotenod to bo boycotted by seme of their Hock, on account of politics. /\- for Mr. Miilcr. ho lives at Union aud ?o d n't see much of him and it may bo that ho did vo e for Shcppard, but Mr. Tiller novcr joined any club, not did ho vote in the priiuaiy election at all. 1 have never heard h;m express any preference in the two tickets, ami 1 am with him often. Ho took no pari whatever in politics, and yet somo ot his good^?) members s?y, as 1 understand, tluy wilt not pay him because he did not vote for 11. It. Tillman. If the I the church is to l>c turned into a political macuiue, r say in mi since.riy, uou safe ilie country, or it is gone. There is some tic Inters in t wu ami also in the country, but tune serious. Tito fever is in Juncsville; but it is the building fever. >Soine of our townsmen are building and repairing, and it seems that the thing is spreading, for others are going to do likewise. .so the "little railroad station" wi 1. perhaps, got to be a big town some time in the future. Mrs. J. S. I'ailcy and daughter, Miss Mamie, of Union, are vUitiug the family of Dr. lv. M. Liitlcjoliii. Mr. James i'euuoy, of Colutnh a, is ia our town visiting Ins uncle. 11. M. l'enuey. Mr. l>. W. Fowler and bis daughter. Miss Deuua, attended Cannon's Camp meeting jfx\ last week. ^2 Our tirade i school is opcuo I in fu'.l blast, 1 - b in p?, . ' Mr. Joseph Uarner and wife, of Skull Sit ills, were in town yesterday. Mr. D. Mil'or, who lives near West's Spring, w ill move to Joucsvillc soon. Mr. N. (!. Littlcjohu lias moved back to his farm near Asbury. The protracted meeting at the Methodist church hose is to commence tonight. On Wednesday there to bo a preacners mectiug here of ail the Methodist preachers in tho Spat tanburg Prcsidiug Uldcra District. Miss Nanny Whitlock, of Union, has been visiting in out town for sinie days. i KI.I.I'UON It. List of Letters Heiiiaining in the Fostolliec at Union, for the week curling oopt. 113 1, lo'J-. Mr Willis J Jones Mis; 111ureter TomMrs fbtllio Pool. sin. Miss Joseph lie.Snii ii Mrs Jerry Thomas, Piil-cma . itliT..r I'...- 111., il.i.v.i ? til please say it'a<lverliseil. ami will lie rc>|ttirc i to pay one cent for their delivery. J. 0. UUNTKU, r. M. OUiTUAUY. Kugiiiii, infant daughter of llobt. and A. J.. Wtlburn, died .September <J, 1S'.'li. Aged IT months. Wo nuss (lie little darling everywhere, but she is at ro-t in Jesus' anas. Another litllo lamb is gone To dwell with Hint who gave : Another little darling bubo, Is sheltctc i in the grave. (li d iifceded < n" more angel child Atni 1 his shining hand, And s> lie brut with loving care Ami grasped our tiarliug s hind. lint Alktv. Cross Keys S. V. D. ? o ? 1 can furnish you with several of the best makes of the h'gli grade dewing Machines, "it toasonr.blt, term-., and t'm lowest. pi ices, aisj GOOD SECOND HAND MACHIMES FROM $10 UP. To any poison whose Machine or Mutual Instrument I have' ail to repot,**' because (<r iniltiru of the purchnsfi to pay the instable outs w iion ilno. 1 will give a Si'lX'lAL discount. now, ii'lhry desire to buy. S M. Kice, Jr. E. U. I'. ?!. 1 ton*I Turret thai I sell some of the be t l'ianos ami Organ* that ? mmlo. o M. It I CI), Jib, K. I'. ttcp 'j;t O'j ii" TAX NOTICE. III!;;; 1. !'. ? ira notice that i lie tax levy for tli' li c 11 year conuiicnciuj; Novumlicr the tirst. o'.liK ii huiolii I ui>l nit." iyv>tic is For Si ito \ntrjv se.s mill -. | For t tnliu ?iy Co;uly j urj- -oj. 1' mills. p 111 pll-l III I II il I i III ',.. F?r liilcrcl on Un luil In mis III mi lis For rotiri'.g U.ihonl bull Is 1 \ twills. Fill' ScllOoi I III ,'OSC.S - mills, li : L ui fee i >vl l?i'iiiv.t, Lo;il, J mills. I will nil .1) ai the places, ntnl 011 ilio days ft it I boI 'W for il.o purpose of colec in,? i ux? i Ootubi'i I .il., M.'itfdi.)'. H.riUte. " IT " Morality, lisli I'it'll. " 1-V ' Tiiqi lay, HI!' lvrvvk. '* III " We lucsday, i Tmss Keys. " "0 " Thiir.?diiy, (liMis. " ?1 " Friiliy, Jjocsvill . ; 'J- ' M.'i.it! il ty, Koiion. " 'JI " Munlay, (lowdoy svil.c, ' '2> " 1'itosiliiy, WilkiiiMTiiio. " ill) Wuln-Mlty, Timber Hidgc. Tito ba'ance of * lie t in,-, urn 1 the l"?t!i of December, in the I cisiee; * olltce .it Union. JOHN V T1IOM AS. l'riasitrur of Union County. MASTERS SALES. The State of Soifth Carolina, rvinv CCUST7, Ovu-t cf Comaija I'ltu. A. 0. Kice Mary P. Hawkins, it. at. IN obeHence (o an order made in th* above rtstti case by his Hon Jamas \ 1-1 rich. Circuit Judge, dated Ju'j 8. 18'.'2, 1 will sell before tba ,Court House dcor ia the town of Unieu, on Monday|th# 3d day of Oc o>>e', 181'J within the legal hours of sale, the fol'ow ng described property, to wit. Ai' tlint certain tract or parcel of laod, lying, <m ng sod situate, in the County and Sta'e at resaid, containing 308 ACSKS, MORE OR LF.SS, bounded by lands of l)arid Farr, Aebttry Liudsey, Ed. Kcndrick and lands cf the estate of Jetf Mabty, deceased. ALSO, All that tract or parcel of land in the ' Counly and Ftute aforesaid, lying partly wiih'ti aad paitly without the limits of the town of Union, facing on Church aud Acaieniy streets, containing L'TO ACRR4 Mult: OR LESS, bound# 1 by la:t Is of It. D. Cu'.p, Wui. .Munro II. L. (Jots, Mis. Lylos aud others. ALSO, All that tiact or parcel of land in the Couuty an I St tie aforesaid, on Tatars of Thickety Civek, containing OliO ACKLS, MORK OH LBS*. known as the AY big Hill l'ltce, and bounded by lands now, or formerly, belonging to Richard Littlejohu an 1 others. TERMS 01' SALE. Ono-third cash, the balsnco on a credit of one and two years, in eipta! annual installments, with interest nt tlis tate of 7 per cent p#r annum ; the credit portion to be sccurou oy i onu ol Hie juicliaser and a moitgage of the premises. The putchasor to have the pritilcgo of paying tlie whole of their bids iti cash. Purchasers to p?y for paper?. Tho nbove described lands will be sold in tracts or parcels, plats of which can be seen at my ollice. C- 11. PEAK 11, Master for l"ui?n County. Master's ollice, Crept. 10, 1802. Sept. 10 .">8 lit. The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. Court of Common Picas. Wm. Munrn, 0;/<iinst C. 1! ltobersvu and II. M. GtiuibaP, IN obodience to an order niado by ltis lion. T. IS. Praser, Circuit Judge, dated 18th March, 18112, 1 will sell I ofore the Centtheuse in tho town of Union, on Mouday, the lid day of October, 18'.'2, within the legal hours of sale, the following described propoity, to wit : All that certain tract or parcel of laud, lying, being wad situa'e in tho County of Union, State aforesaid, about four (1) miles South of Union Courthouse, containing 230 ACRES, ItOltK Oil I.KSS. bounded by lands of Chavuer S. Greer? Gi'cs Woodcon, J. C. Slietllcsworlli and others. Said laud known as the Young tract end the Clark tract, in the patt tiou sale of the cCnte of Joseph lleatoubaugh, deceased. TKllMS, CASH. C. II. PEA KM. Master l',r Union Couuty. Master's ultico, Sept. 10, 1802. Sept. 10 1JS lit. Tito State of South Carolina. ( MD.N COL.NTV. Court of Common 1*1 oas. J.'T. A. Heluo, ct al vs (llona I). i'oake, ct al, nn J Sarah K. Ucluo, vs. tllenn D. Heako, ct al. IN obedience to an order made by his Ilorv-v, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dated February 8, 1802, I .will sell before the Courthouse door in the town of Union, on Monday, the dd day of October next, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to wit : All that tract or parcel of land, known as the Homestead of Sarah 10. lSelue, sot oil' to hur from the lands of John T. Heine, deceased, Icing a part of the lands known as tlio Howard and Forbes tracts, containing lot.A ACBKS, MOBK OR I.KSS. situated in Hogat.svillo Township. TKllMS OF SACK. One-half cash, the balance on a credit if twolve months, with interest from day of sale; the credit portion to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the pi cuiises. C. IF. l'HAKM, Master for Union County. Master'a ollico, Sept. 10, 1802. Sept It) 88 81 The State of South Carolina, UNION COUNTY. Court of Common i'leas. James Mutiro, Master, OfHtins!. Charles it. Ling. LN obul enee to an order made by his Honor, J. J. Norton, Circuit Judge, dated August 2d, 1801), 1 will sell before the ' Courthouse door in the town of Union, on Monday, the dd day of Octobor next, within (he legal hours of sale, the following described | roperty, to wit : All that ceitaiu met or parcel of land, lyit g, being and situate in Jonesville township, State and Couuty aforesaid, containing JOS 71 100 ACUB9, MORI; OR I.kss, hounded by lands of M. F. Vaughn, John Mayes and other*. Said true; known ns '1 rnct No. it. tho d.vision of ilia lauds of Miriam Lang, deceased. 221 8d-100 ACRKS. All that certain tract of land lying, being and hituitc in Jonesville township, Statu and Ci tttity aforesaid, containing two bundle I ant twenty-one and eirilitv-ihrea oi.e i hundredth actes, mo;o or loss, bounded by lands i>l Jcs-o Itislmp, J. w. Scott find I oil.o?v. Saul Tract known ,n Tract No. 1, in tlic division of the lands of Mi mini Long, iltCo lied. lVM (id-100 ACRTS. All f. it co: tain tract of land lying, being j and e.lua'o in Jonosviilo Township, Slate and County nu.rmiul, containing one hundred and ninety an I sixty-throe one l.r.nlredth n re., nutc or less, orundtd by lauds of.). \V, Scott and others. Sail tract known as Tract No.;!, in the division of the lands of Miriam Long, decoascd, T11 K MMUCIILY AM. I.W1S TRACT*. All that ecvtaiu tine! or parcel of of luid, j lying, being and situate in .louesvillo ship, sta'e u d ccuaiv ? resaid, containing "V.t .. mured an I seventy two and sixty nine one hundredth acres, more or less, known as the lvinibutly and Davis tracts, hounded by linds ef James Orr, Allen Vinson, H. M. Vinson,.) W. .Scvtt, ami .!;c Sfaiiaoburg road. TIIUMS OF WALK. Onc-tiiird cadi and th# bilance on a credit of one mid two years, in e.jual installments, w.tli interest from the day of sale; the credit parti ill of llio purchase money to be secured by bund of tho purchaser and a mortgage of the prein?c-\ ('. II. PKAKK, Master for Union County. Master's office, .Sep- 10, liitKL Wept 10 btt b!? The State ??f South Carolina. 1 I UMO v CCUMT J Couit of Common Plea*. Thomas C. Duncan, Ex'r. wt. 11. 11. Rice against , Joho 1). Long. IN obedience to an order made by hie Honor James Aldricb, Circuit Judge, dated, 8th July, 1882, I will cell be- ' fore theCourtbouae, in the town of Union, m Monday, October 3, 1802, within the legal houra of rale, the following described property, to wit : All thai certain tract or parcel of land, known as "My Rome Place," located at Joneseille, in the State and County aforesaid, containing y 143 acres, Mots or less, ^ bounded by lands of Wm. T. Littlejobn, C. .. Horn, J. E. Liudsey, the (.Sodfrey Fowler 11 tract, estate of W. 13. llames and others. ALSO j AH tbat tract of lanJ now occupied bj J. j G. Long, located in the said town if Jones- ^ ville, containing. OKF. ACRE, MORE OR LESS, bounded by lands of Mrs. Sa'.lie Scott, Main a streit of said town, lands of J. G. Long aud the S. U. & C. liailroad. 317 Al'BKS. {,] All that certain pioce, parcel or tract of land in Juuesvillc tawuabip, county of Union, State afuicsaid, known as tho Godfrey tract, containing about tbrce hundred * and tcveutcen acres, bounded on the North by lauds of David Jauies aud Kicliatd Leruaster, Mast by lauds of John Pickons, Soutli by lands of David Mosely and Eh j all Fow- tl ler, and l>y "My lloiue Tract" purchased from \Y. if. Wn lace, and by lands of J. E. Lindsay, G. W. Hon nor, and J. G. Long. TEH MS OF SALE. n One-third cash, tho bulmco on one and ,r two years credi'. with interest from day of o ale; the credit portion to be secured by bond of the purchaser aud a mortgage of the ^ premises. ? Said tracts will be sold in one or more tiacrs, as may seem best to tho Master. C. II. l'EAKK. Master for Union County. Master's ollicc. Sept 10, 1S'J2. Sept 10 3S lit I 1 FOH OCTODEH, 1S92. J)V virtue of sundry executions to mo di.13 rcctcd, 1 will uh before the Courthouse ti door, i'l tho town of Ullioti, on Monday, the el third day of October next, during the legal hours of Shcritr* Rule's, iho fallowing . described property t? wit : ' Ouo tract ot laud belonging to John C. J1 Sinclair, situate. lying and being in Union township, Union County containing twenty- j| six and one-half acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. 1'. Dawkius, A. 11. J Foster, William Munro, and other lands of Jehu 0. Siticla r. Levied on and to be sold as the property of John C. Sinclair, at tli3 suit of William Munro, L'laiutiQ'against John C. Siuclair, Defendant. A 1.60. ? lhree mules belonging to Thomas Lee . Thorp, named Dili, Jack and Msy. Levied on, and to be sold *s the property of Ci Tiiomas Lee Tliorp, ho sua of W. 11. 11. 01 Devill, et al, ITuiutilVa against Thouias Mor- t( r'.s, et al Defendants. j. Terms ofsule?CASH. J. (J. LOI'tJ. S. U. C. 1 Sept. io ;is dt. & & Delinquent Tax Sales: ^ A The following llcil and Personal property will be sold for t-ixer b-fore the C'ourtluu-o door at Union, on Saleeday in Oc- K tobu-, lS'.lJ. I1 Ileal Estate. ,V b 2. One tract of laud belonging to M. M. Burnett, in Uuiou township, containing 110 r acres. ' ). One lot of land belonging to \V. 11. " Johnson, in Fish Dam town-hip. I. i>ne lot of land belonging to L. W. Jeuttiujr, in Fish Dam township. c ing SO acres. t>. One lot of laml belonging to J. W. Word, in Fish Dam township. 0. One tract of land belonging to Mrs. M. P. Dawkins, in Union School District. ?i containing'J 11 acres. 1 ii7. V7uc iruci i?i mil l ncion'^mg 10 .ura. ?J M. 1'. Dawkins, in Orny tonvitle township, contain ing 920 acres. 11. One tract of-)a??l belonging to Mrs. M. 1'. Ua.vkius, in Jouesvilie townsh ip. containing 239 acres. 12. One tract of land belonging to 11. 1'. llogau, in llogunsvi.'e township, containing 11 icrcs. Personal l'r?i?cr(y. 11 One sulky plough belonging to 0. ? W. l'cakv. 10. One bureau, two pots, one tea kettle 8 and two ovens belonging to Anderson Suitor. The above described real estate and per- JJ soiial p operty wi 1 be sold for taxes at tlie suit of the S'atc iigtin^l the persons named t above. , J t. LONG, ?. l.C. t .Sheriff's Olhcc, Sept. loth, 1892. T Mnnfi-iann finlo . ...V,. .jj-yv w-.v.. j Tiio Slate of South Carolina, (.01 Ni\ OF UNION. BV request of J. W. Scott, Administrator of tho esta'c of John Mayes, deceased. J mul by virtue of a power of sale contained in a mortgage given to I). T. Black, 1 Feb- > mury, 1S8~>, and recorded in tho ollico of -* the Ilcgistor of .Mesne Conveyance for I'nion County, in Bo'k ti, No. 7, page 71,1 i. ill fell tit public sale, before the Courthouse door, during the legil houis of pale, on .-alcsda.Y in October. lb'.rj, ail his right title and interest in and to a certain tract of land in .Icncvillc township, in Union County, in the .State a l ore> iid, containing one hundred and ?incty-*even tl'-'7) acres, I bouli ted l.y lands of Jc?-e Bishop, Mary J Mclbinie). e.-tuto of \Vtn. Long nod others. Tt 'ins of -He- V VSII. 1 nrcl.aser to pay Ibr papers. Wm. A. NICHOLSON. Assignee. Scj t 10 lil Notice to Creditors, N'OTICE i- hereby gifen that all persons "l _ iodobted tj the estate of N. M. Quino, J deceased, mini niako payment to the subscriber. as soon as possiUo. All per-t.", !;.?> clunns against said 4 cs'a:c arc requested to present llicui to uie, " propeily attested, immediately. E. F. SMI i II, Ex r. WcstSpiing. / Sept 2 3iJ d'. When at Home. ' HEItEAFl'Ell I shall be in my oflice it . Union, the first day- of eicli week. 1>* A IOMNSKNIa i May Id -jj tf \t17trr IFvtti [MH.pL N<pW OPEN FC ^ Our bivyers have just retur rliere they bought a large a o suit all tbe trade. Shoes, Sh FirBt, weNrill say that our re ae prepared to make you losest buyer. We have som inc. Call and see them. Iress Goods, Si Iu Dress Goods we arc prep nd at very reasonable prices Iu Staple Goods, such us I lin now +V?inma in Pfttfrtn ftoni " M I Jj 1^ T l WORD TO THE LADIES Our Millinery Department ion, because the ladies alwuj mi there. We can show you 1.11 the cts, and Trimmings of every et iirst choice. You will always find us 1 oods, and the very lowest pr YOURS VERY E GRAN Jan 22 IRE YOU ABREAST If uofc, just road carefully, and you me?. Coltou is very low in price, and lassos of nicrchaudiso must be down ni My buyer is now back from the N ic past 30 days, pickiug up bargait)9 ou such iuduccuicuts as uiy compctito My stock is large, and selected with ucs : )ry Goods, Notions, IV Shoes, Trunks, Tinwt I cau only call your attention to a fo > offer you. One word to the Ladies, first : IILLINERY ! This is tile line < avo secured tho services of .MISS M itablishuicnt in the country. She co no of tho best Trimmers sunt out froi jok advantage of all the Fall opcuiius laltiuiorc. The stock is large and .OWE 11 TIIAN THE LOWEST, llcad theso few of the many bargain: 000 yds Dress Prints worth 7'.o f r tic. !K>0 " Piedmont Shirting, Pc. 000 " Dress Plaids, 4.lo. DO Dozen Spools Cotton, 200 ydsspoo's, 2c good all Leather whole stock shoe. 7"'o. A big line of Drummer's samples, eo erchiefs, (ilovcs, Over-shirts, Shaw! 'ockcl Looks, Laundricd and I*nlautul WHOLESALE PltlCES. This is argains. tLL WOOL-FILLING JEAN CENTS : Come at once aud you will iiud that very article aa advertised. J Mch 20 Determined to 1\tt 1 n 4* uy 100 < Having decided tc ;ive all of my time tc mother &nd better pro ession, I have decidec 0 quit the Mercantile msiness. 1 Hardware, Guns, BUG IT <> R T II Id ! SO OlvEDIT?SO i) i! IL . I Sep 'J'5 Goods j If you wai Boots, Shoe Jlothing1 che a,s we are g*c Dur Business RODGER Sep 0 LL GOODS, )Ii INSPECTION. . ned from the Northern marietta, md well assorted stock of goods oes, Shoes. stock of shoes is immense, and some prices that will catch the e specialties to offer you in this taple Goods, Etc. ared to oiler you some bounties, i, too. >rilltS, Gillgliailis, and all ds, we have a very large stock. IV E 11 V . seem a to l>e the centre of attracts find the novelties of the seanew shapes in Hats and Bonkind to match. MCall early and kvith a full stock of first class ices. .ESPECTFULLY, [AM & SPARKS. ' WITH THE TIES? will be enlightened. These arc tough u small crop being mule, necessarily all i KOUK llOTTOM 1MUUKS. ortboru markets, w.iero ho has been for at prices which will enable mo (o offer rs uauuot meet. tho greatest care and taste in all these lillinery, Clothing, Hats, Are and Crockeryware, tv of tho many bargains which 1 aui able MILLINERY! MILLINERY! if goods that you oro all interested in. 1 AltTIX, lite wiiii the largest uiiliiucry uies among you highly recommended as ji the North. lioioro coming South she i of the largest l-'auey Hoods Stores in complete, au?l prices guarautocd to be s that I am now offering tor sale. . good pu'r Men s Hoots $l.:;7r. TIi u l>c-t St il Mat i:i I lie Sin-, .'iOc. Tne Host S >fi l oll, full >liaj e. *>!.<)<>. TIi' Uo-i .Men's Suit of t:iollio?. 'S-'J. I.ad os .1 u'Uets worth nu I si", I'm only S'l. insisting of 1 nderwear. Hosiery, Hand b*, Fascinators, Children's K jit Hood-. 11tea Mures, anu iuu 01 psn:m wares :u i rare opportunity for securing genuine S, GUARANTEED, ONLY 20 ""ER YARD. I aui not "blowing," but can show you W. McLURE. Ag't. 12 ly i Ctuit Business January. > [ Some rich bargains - 111 store for the people ' of Union County for ^ i ' J the next 90 days. Stoves, Harness anil. G I E S . 4 i? < > t <r; A s ii. ONT ASK. ! MEAN BITS I NESS. ). BEWLEY. 3m ,11 ST G(J. at Dry Goods, is, Hats, and ap, call on us, ing- to change I & PURCELL. 30 l y "?netT RAC To make room for new iiiJ5 111 uv; liuvu iiidi very low to close out. Lo dirt cheap. Our buyer left this wool York to buy our stock ol and in a fow days we 1 on our shelves and count* and best assorted stock < Union. Since we have been ii saved you hundreds of d marking and selling cvci Nothing marked at long ti sold at the cash value ol* a goods in larger quantitiei them cheaper than ever, a the same close profit. Don't buy until you have I HAI April 10 NO PQ] STRICTLY HERE ARE : FIGURE 30 YARDS HANMERCHi: CROSS-BARRI S to 61-4 For the nes offer the abc j priced, to close | Youi Mch I 'NEW l . Latest Style Low( We are now receiving on LADIES DR AND AliE HEADY TO SIIOV FUR NOVELTIES, JACQUARD < 1LLUMII CHEVRON BEIGES, BEDFORD WITH A FULL LINE OF Wo bought these goods choicest selections, and that made up in ample time. WE HAVE THE PRETTIEST S H ( For Men, Ladies, Misses and in Union. CALL EARLY, EEFOItE T1 FOSTER, WI Jan 2 KET.l ^ H '/ y ; jy f!>' / *' goods, which will bo com kod some lines of goods its of tlioin will be sold i for Baltimore and New f Fall and Winter goods, will have opened up and ers, the biggest, cheapest, of goods ever brought to ii business here we have ollnrs in cold cash, by -y thing at our close prolit. me price, but everything dollar. Now, by buying s wc will be able to get ,nd we propose to sell at ookod at our goods. RESPECTFULLY, tRY & BELK. LITICS7 BUSINESS, - LOW PRICES. X> LAWN FOR $1.00. EFS OOC. DOZ. ID MUSLIN, els. yard. :t ten days we >ve goods as them out. ' v-'| RESPECTFULLY, ig & Hunter. hi ir jcUUDO I 5S 11 3st Prices HI r Fall and Winter stock of ESS GOODS, V TIIE LATEST EFFECTS IN DREPONS, tfATED DIAGONALS, CORDS, HENRIETTAS, ETC., TRIMMINGS TO MATCH, early, in order to get the the Ladies may get them * 1 AND CHEAPEST LINE OK ) E S Children, ever shown before IE STOCKS ARE BROKEN. LKINS & CO 1 If