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Dox't Discove auk iiie Toy Have vol topped toconsider tuc tffcvi of jour com plaints and diac -n cut n ilie bojs ou -h farm. Everybody eceo.s to l?? out < t' j iu ia agricultural ma'ters, nobody stems ea'i? fi?d on the farm. !) ? :u > mgiit ore speu uturicps and cunj!i?.;< at spcc'i afflictions tli t corue to lurmetr. while ?h. faraieis t'lcms ives ectur up in n'tnn fttu ready t > do harm to m1 opposing forces, i there not s-nie j Ihii by whi It wo cm pair cur ends and ic*>djust mitt is ihit etc: out of joint, without so much o mp'aint an bittcruess? Such conditions have a t?>o huitfill i fleet upon the younger members o the household, t > s ty uothin/ of the dr.nia^ iug tff. ct upon our temper an i in >r*ls. How c?n i? expect the boys to rultivatt any degrto of fon tne*9 f r farm 1'te wher they n-?cr ln-ar nnythi' g pleasant in it' put suits? How can WC <ensnl? teem m< they grow up to manhood f r nbandotii-g tli? old botmstead, when every zephyr luul played among its tiowers wu< turned t> t sigh and a I its b.igh' clie- r into sadrfesand tears. \V# must hold on to g ><h1 s, irit4. nt least in the presence of the l>oy?, until we can whip the terrib'e fight u on which wc haft entered. No ninu was ercr male better by hmiij the blue*, nor belt r fillet lor a conilitt because tf tetling sure tha' he wou d bv wh p; el in the fight. Youug spirits a>e much eadei bro'xoi tliir those who have weotturvd tno storms o years. Ju*t ss yontig nntles ure mined for life by overtaxing ilto r strength tin first year, so young boys are made prcinnturely old by putt.ng tipmthe n t'.u burden of cares beyond t!i ir 3011.1 The farmer makes a grievous mist l;e who discusses It's car. s and his trouble in a complaining spiiit in th* tr>son'c of his boys, and bo ; nt< t'n ir y ntng until* 0:1 search for brighter s'trroutriiogs an t tuorj pleasant prosiects. Under all the complaints tha now bit''len the land wlnt must lie tho grievous cmeepteuce upon tlie young in bring n; about n demoralization that w II < ring a failure to our Hgricultm c. Make the fu urc of your c lildiv 1 briglt' iiu ifj Kcajiuig i [icm young in ycari and as far from c ire us possible.?Son hern ^ Cultivator. W Proclamation uy Our. Tillman*.?The following Frockim .tin i, is-nod hy In* llxcellcncy Gov. Tillman, w 11 explain r.-e f: Whereat, The Ihvsdent 1 the United Slates, iu acc rd.ince wi li tin Ac; of ton grcas, hus issued hit proclnm i;i >n setting apart Friday, the 'J 1st day of Oc'obcr, aJ a general lio'i My ouimcmi r.i'ive of ?h> dis coTcry of America l?y Christopher Columbus, aud has invite I a I the p.ople of t m L'.ii ed St?fos to puiticipac in the celebration ot that day ; and H'Aitmj, The d seov-. ry of Am rio.i was one of the most glo-ious mil mom utous events in ilia hist <ry of tho war d, and esICcinliy of this continent, in tin hles-c I consequences of which our people noiv so richly partake. ^ Therefore, 1, Hctijwuiu 11. Tilmui. Gov[ fft eroor of South (hnolins, d > lierehy nppoiir 1 / and set apart Friday, the Hist day of Ootu ber, as a genera' lin'idiy and a day of thanksgiving. And 1 iav t: the | eoplc o South Carolina, on that day to abstain from taeir ivdmary eccupations as far as may be and to unite in t-uch feruis of private and public observance as shall duly celebrate the nota'de events here cuiunie.norat 1 and OX press i heir gra'ilnd t t> AlmtgVy Go 1 for the blessings of iibirty, j e ce aud I at piness which hive followed i . (iivca on lei tny lun.d a id ii?o great tea' of tho State of South Cavo'in i this Hltli day of September in tit* yen- of oar l.orl one thousand eight hundred I ..r ety-tw\ t>. )!. T: t.i.M IN, (ii.vcriioc. bllll,oil's CoXM MI'TlOX Ct.'t: k?This is beyond question tho mo t .-it. cessful l'ntgh Medicine wo lui'.'i' ever s hi. a I, w d sas t'nuip ami rmr.iTan v. \v:n 0?nT~Tvnnd orfn i 8iicce.-s in the cure i.l" C nsuniptiui is v.ithout a para lei in llic history of m die no. Since its first discovery ii ins been s Id on i gua'an 01, a test which no tliev ir.eilcino can stand. it' yvn te e a o n li we nunc?tly nu < you t*. ivy it Lhioe lite 01)0 and ^jl. -ifyour lungs are s :e. ehr.-l, or back laii'ie, use Sliiloli's 1'orous l'lasb r. Sold by II. K. Smitli & Co. O Down Uiiakes.?The C luuib'a evening Record to-day puhl s-?c* a pre.ny goa l railroad dloin): (litis ougliy to lie e arned of tlie fearful ^linger to. he incurred in luavying rnilroal in?n, cspec a ly braketnea. It is r parted that the o her night a member of tb it l aid working fraternity, living near the Itchmmd hihI Danvi'lo railroid shops on beutg aroused from a dream of an impending crash wss found by the neighbors si ting bolt upright in be l iiol ting his wife by tlie cars, having nearly twisted ?lie poov woman's head off in his iniffectv.il exert ons to down brakes. His wife's screams bethought weic the cries of terrified passeng'-rs. A Fatal Knock-Out.?Sioux City, la., Oct. B.?William Duffy, hitter known as "Duly the Kid." was kuockcl nut at tin Fashion Theatre, a notorious resort in Covington, Neb. by Jack Kecfc, a hcavy-weighi Siiyiaii fiiijy ii?u ruiii.vi yoiinsi, aim <u<a within an hour afterwards. Kcefe on I al Ihe seconds aie under arrest.*, aworing ?! ? decision of ttie coroner's jury. o COMKS OVKU To Cl.K.Vn.AM).?KvjillSV !! ' In<l., Oct. 3.?lion. Viillinm liudloy Koiilkduring nil of his life ft prominent liej ub i can. and well known to the counlry as on of tlie foremost advocate? o'' yi/.l soi .ic reform add., - id ardience Inn 10 ntght, urging :lio el etmu n! Clc*clun< and IStevcns n Contrary to expect uioa his argument was bisel a most exclu-i.viv on the tar.11 issue. A PitUAi'iiKti Kii.i.i.ii nv \ Tit \in.? ilig Point, N. C., October 3.? The well-know Metlio list mi.lister, I5?v. !1. t'r cki-r, wa killed this morning at J iiur.-towa hy a r?i! road train, 11 > horse rm nvay and hi bngg t was struck by their.in while cro^: in the mi'road track, an I lie i- iiir<-wu " so violently tit t lie di-.d within a f \v lnit u(e<, Dcl'tiqucn' subtci ib in eau see ii -v it w.l be from tho following little paragraph "How is it with yt u ." a kn! the ml.tor i tl?e aubx.iiher v li<> v. il, in ; n arro'ii " V11 looks bright before inc. gispid th subscriber. "I thongoi m>. saol tl.e e tit "In about ten minute* y u' 1 ." e the blar e List ot betters Reimunin<; in the ro.-ioliu-o at i moil. i<i tlie wc?k ending Oct. 7'!'. Henri etta l?rnn Ion \|iss I.o a Newbi Thomas Sanders. Persons calling for tlie above letters wi please say if advertised. md v ill I c : oji.ii e io pay one cent for tlie r delivery. J. c. itL.NTia:. p. m. To Teach es of Union Count) mUK 21 si of )ctoiler having been si JL apart for a (iencrai Holiday, (lie I*111 lie Free school examination, wid he hel l i Union C. II., on S<ilnnht>/, (/ : All teachers, while an I c lore 1. are e: peeled to attend ami to b-on hand prompt at 10 o'clock, A. M. I' lei hers will rca fthis notice encfad". rcMcniluM nig the d it it will sav2 n gr at dial I'e rre.sp ndeir*. Tne t mc is set I' r Sifnnl -y, Oc' '> r L,,_V and the place will l e at 1 ion. ' . II. j. l, \v a I,Kid:. S. Com U. Co. L Oct; 41 2t ' I REPORTOf I'.HZ CONDITION P or TUK & Planters' lt N A T I O -V A L B A NH OF UNION. SOOTH CAROLINA. .1/ Union, in the State of South Carotin a: '.he c'o*r of bvuneu, S'p'enbtr 30/A, 1892. , RESOURCES C> ins and discounts... -.$156,547 4 Oiroidrtfts, secure! and uns?f cu e l 944 6 U. C. Roods to secure circulation .. ..- 15,000 0 1 8t els scuriMcs, etc 3.891 7 Due lYi. . approved reserve ag'ts 6,481 6 ' Due from ether National Ranks 1,509 2 Due from St* e Rauk* and bankers 172 3 B tnking-houso. furniture and fixture ? 2,000 O Current expenses and taxes paid 1,134 6 ' Checks and otter cash items 16 6 II lis of o'hir htiAs 400 0 Fractional paper currency, nickels and centf 176 1< Specie 8,473 1 l.ptrnl v '?nn n Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer. (u per cl of circulation) 675 0 Total ...$197,420 3 f LIABILITIES. Capital stock pai 1 iu $00,000 0< Surplus fund 50,000 0< Undivided profits 6,692 0 National Batik notes outstanding 12,240 Ot Dividends unpaid 110 0< , Individual deposits subject to check 66,743 0< Due to other National I auks 735 JL i Note* and til's re disc untcd 12,000 0( Total $197,420 3J St\ti: of SotTit Carolina, 1 County or Union, ss i l.tleorgo Munro, Cashier of the abovt named Bank, do solemnly stvear that tlx above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, C.EORUK MUNRO Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before tne tlii* 1 5th d ty of October, 1892. (it:o. H. Or.i7.fci, Notary Public. Co it u gut?Attest : li. L. Gosh, | A. H. Fustkr, , Director. F. M. Fa a a, j TO BUILDERS:" Orrtt'k or County Commisrionrks, 1 Union County, S. 0., Our. Isr. 1892. / NO 1 ICE is hereby given that scaled proI o.-als for the rebuilding of the Jail K teiien will he received at this ollice until October 21st. inst. I'hins and specifications cm bo seen and a 1 necessary inforiuat'ons obtained by calling upon tt?e Clerk of this Board. By order of the Board of County Commission vs. Altes' : CIIAS. BOLT, Clerk ot Board. CBp I 41 2t. To County Croditora, ANNUAL MEETING. Orruu: of County Commission*!;* ) Union County, S. C. Oct. 1st. 1802. |" i l.L creditors of the County who have j x V claims against the County, not already ' oJiaiiuacl aiul approved, are hereby nelifiod that they nm-t pnseni them to the Clerk ol this H ard on or before the first d iy of November next, or their olaitns will be passed to the next fiscal year. Ali persons interested will govern thetnse'ves accordingly. 15y order of the Board of County Comtais? iinnai'd ?vw? v/4 4 &*.* WUlf Ctcrk of Board. Sep 7 41 4t. TAX NOTICE7 I J IILBKBY give uotico that the tax levy j ?. lor the fiscal year commencing Novoroi her tlie first, e gU'oou hundred and ninetyI one is: IV r Stve purposes -1J mills. For Ordinary County purposes, 41 mills, ! F< v past Indebtedness 1 mill. F r Interest on llailrcd bonds 31 mills. Foi retiring Itailroad bonds 11 mill'. For School purposes 2 mills. For Uni mi School District, Local, 2 mills. 1 will alien 1 at the places., and on th? days st ited below for the purposo of colcc iti? tr.xos : I October loth. Saturday, Santuc. " 17 " Monday, Fish Dam. t " 18 " Tuesday, Dlackrock. " 10 ' Wednesday, Cross Keys. << ?^o < Thursday, Qibbs. . .< h friday, Joncsville. '? 22 " Saturday. Keltcn. ' 21 " Monday, Gowdeysville. I " 23 " Tuesday, Wilkinsvillc. I " 2ii ' Wednesday, Timber Ridge '1 he balance of the time, until Che 15th of December, in the Treasurer's office nl , Union. j JC1MN P. THOMAS, , ! Treasurer of Union County. a 1 Sept 1 ti <18 41. I I j St'winj! Mueliines From SID lT|i i. . n s II din furnish you with several of the bet g j in>!:; of the h'gh grade Sewing Machine! it on reasonable terms, nnd at the lowe! i- in iocs, also ! ' II GOOD SECOND HAND MA l ! c CHINES FROM $10 UP. ;i To any person whose Machine or Musici a- ' I of-1 rittnent 1 have had to repossess hecaut of failure of the purchaser to pay the inetal j incuts when due. 1 will give a SI'ECIA discount now, if they desire to buy. It S, M. Rice, Jr. E. U, - j ? el I,. I'. S. Don't forgot that I sell some of tl i be t Pianos ami Organs that arc made. y. M. RICE. JR., E. U. ' I Srj> 23 30 tf I Whon at Home. '' ! HKKI'AFI'KK I shall bo in my office < Union, tbo first days of each week. 1). A. TOWN3KND. May 13 20 tf. 1 THE UNION DRUG COMPANY THE UNION DRUG COMPANY . I Re.?p?ctf?lly inf- rm Ikr people of Union that Ihej arc receiving a complete > STOCK OF NEW DRUGS " 1 0 -and- ^ 2 7 5 All Rinds of Fancy Articles a 5 0 ... . . . _ usaii'T ?epi ?n a completely eqnippeu ana well conducted Drug Store, such as U TOILET 80Al?S. 5 I) TOOTH AND HAIIl BRUSHES. D POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, 5 A Jib ALL OTIIKR ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET. ll 0 I) 1 V PRESCRIPTIONS CaRKFULLY t OM- _ ) n POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. ) ! A j We inten.l to keep a complete stock ? fresh goods in each department, and invite s' the public lo try the quality of cur goods V 1 nnd orr prices. Union Drug Couipany. s ' Jan 29 5 tf Two Small Tracts of Land for "1 Sale in Santuc. 1WILL sell before the Courthouse door in the town of Uuion. on Monday the seventh day of November, next, the following desciibed property i Two tracts ?>f land containing sixty acres more or lrs-<, situate 1 . on-j mile nnd one :*nd one-quarter miles Xi respectively from 8 initio depot. ^ lioth of these ti acts lia.ve dwellings upon them; one a two-story. and good oroliurd. Half of this lasa named tract is in stock pine and original freest. Purchasers of these lands will he given until first ef ./nnnnry to in ike payment. If resold ?\i purchasers risk, l'rivnte sale will he made >1* terms can be agreed upon. These lands cm he seen hy ? ailing on the undcrsigued nt his residence in Sitituc. j. ii. Randolph. Sep .'>0 40 4t Fine Lands for Sale. I OIN PACOL1-.T KIVER. r T>KLOSG ING to the eslate of Josiali Fos_D ter, deceased, will he sold in ?"? different tracts. Plats can be seen by calling on the Executor. Terms of sale?One-ba'f cash, balance on 12 months time. tC The above lends will certainly be eolil at ^iiuvu, uu riuepuay in jaovefnoer. 'J'. L. IIAMES, Executor. Sep 30 40 4t cl Attention, Sub Alliniicen. Sub-Alliances arc hereby notified to elect delegates to the (Jnurterly Alliance T| which will meet nt Union on Friday, Octo- J I herl4ih. It is iiiiDortant that cverv Snb- 1 I Alliance should be represented at that meeting by a full delegation. A. 0. LYLES, Sec'y. Sep 30 40 2t a] RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO ^ COLUMBIA AND GltF.KNVILLR DIVISION. Condensed Schedule, in effect Aug. 28, ,. 1892. Trains run by 75th Meridian Time, SC {jctwcen Columbia, Allston and Spartanburg. Daiiy j | Daily n< No. 13. | STATIONS. I No. 14. g< 11 20am|Lv Columbia Arl 0 05pm 12 10pmj,< Allston "| 5 10 " ' 1 11 44 j " Carlisle " 1 4 10 " g< t I 20 ' j " .. ...Santuc " | 4 GO " 1 55 " I " ... . Union " j 3 40 " 2 28 ? | " Pacjlct " I 2 48 " 2 55 p m;Ar Spartanburg Lv J 2 10pm Between Columbia Seneca and Walhalla. Daily. | I Daily. _ No. 11_[ STATIONS. | No.12. j 11 20amiLv Columbia Ar. j 0 05pm J | 12 05 p nil " Alston *' 5 05 " ' 12 24 I " 1'omnria " 4 48 " 12 4:1 " " Prosperity.... ' 4 112 44 1 (K) 44 " Newberry " 4 15 " 1 05 " " Helena " 4 10 44 1 4G " 44 Cbappell's.... " 3 31 ? 2 25 11 " Nioety-Six... " j 5 w:> " 2 50 44 44 Greenwood... " | 2 50 44 3 10 44 44 Hodges "12 20 " '? 3 27 44 44 Donalds 44 I 2 11 44 fr " 3 38 44 44 Houea Path.. ' j 1 58 44 ? 3 55 14 Ar Bellon Lvj 1 40 " Q, 4 0 5 44 Lv Helton Ar 1 35 44 4 35 44 44 Anderson.... 44 1 15 44 5 18 44 44. Pendleton ... 44 1 2 4 5 44 6 00 44 |Ar Sc lec ?.... .... Lv 12 IGpm 7 2 0 44 Lv Seneca Ar 11 55ain 8 00 pni Ar WalhaHa Lv 11 15am I) 5 10 p m Ar Greenville... Lv 12 OOn'u Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, DDis- T ion, Northbound, 3.31 a. m, 3.PJ p. m, I I 0.17 p. m. (Vestibuled Limited); South J j it bound, 5.0O a in, 4 18 p in, 11.43 a. in., j. (Vestibuled Limited); Westbound, \V. N. C. L Division, 3.00 and 6.25 p. m, for Hcnlersonville, Asliev}!?' 8W(l Springs. grains loavc Greenville, S. C., A. & C. Division, Northbound, 2.27 a m, 2.15 p. m., 5.24 p m (Vestibuled Limited); South * > bound 0.10 n in. 5*24 p m, 12.30 p m (Vestibuled Limited) \ Trains leave Scncca, A & C Division "** Northbound 1.00 a m 12.15 p m; South-, bouud 7.58 a m, 7.11 pm 1C 4 PULLMAN CAR SERVICE Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 0 10. 11, and 12, 37 and 38 on A & C Division. Pullman Parlor Cars on Trains Nos 13 and 14, between Columbia and Spartanburg. W A TURK, S. II. IIARDWICK, Gen'l Pasn Agt Assl Gen'l Pass Agt Washington D. C. At'gnta, Ga. i V B McBEE, SOL HAAS. Gen'l Supt Traffic Mgr Columbia, S C. Washington D C W II GREEN, Qen'l Mg'r, Washington D C 91 * r * xT v DRY GO nCfe ore now opening a now stock wo offer cash buyers at rear OUR 'SHOE ur SHOE stock is complete, ami \ to be bottomed with LEA i ll El CHEAP GRC i the GROCERY line wo can ti arrive at $4.00 to $4.f>0 j roBACCor rr < .11 grades of TOBACCO from which be suited j t r TI r n * "X T T \ I A ? \ 5iiULIH A i\ U u [IELF GOODS, CAKES AND C VARIETIES rlORSE MIL la have ordered a line o: HOI and in faet try to keep everything O TROUBLE TO SHOW i.II I GOODS. RES Young 'j Mob a I tfEW FALI; NOW OPEN" I'Oi; i: Our buyers have just returned lroi here they bought a large and well > suit all the trade oriut^, oi iubb First, we will say that our stock o e are prepared to make you some |> osest buyer. We have some sp ent ue. Call and sec them. iress Goods, Stagif In Dress Goods we are prepare ! h> id at very reasonable priees. loo. In Staple Goods, such as Prill t..S, le new things in Cotton Goods, we I\I I lu I j \ . WORD TO TIIE LADIES : Our Millinery Department seems l on, because the ladies always hud )ii there. We can show you j 11 the new si ets, and Trimmings of every kind t< it first choice. You will always find us with a lods, and the very lowest prices. ir/\TTDii in.Mi \' m v I\IVI 1UU J to V til it 1 1 i Ii> i JM., GRAHAM Jan 21 Determined to CV by 1st Jam Having decided to 11 iveall of my time to? nother and better pro-i m < jssion, I have decided ^ > :quit the Mercantile 4, . the usmess. i Hardware, te, Stov B U G G 1 ^ <> R T II Id ? i P <L :C CREDIT?SO DO.VT ! A!! W. B I: Sep 23 3.? RODGER & L (jOODS mu; \ , 'v y >ODS. of I)1IY U001XS which JoimMo prie s. K T 0 C K . AO ^uaranhn* every pair J, 110 paper filling. >CKR i KS. 11 your bill. Flour to ycy barrel. M ^ ? ? 4 * ! the most fastidious can \C\ GOODS. UACKKIiS (>: MANY T T lU* ^ * V L J J 1 ^ i. i' 1 . *SE MILLINERY, lhe [hi !die ma . need. 'llFh ANY OF OUR FFOTFULLY. & Hunter. i r GOODS, \SI M\]( TIOX. n 1110 Xoi t1I<TU ma; ! < t . I assorted Mi < !< o! bnoes. 1' shoos is immense, and rices t li;i I v. il I catch I he lties to oiler \ on in this fin of]?' Fin 1 ? * J j d j.i. 1.31 u V ) I SOIIK' hojUllieS, Ginghams, ami all have a vary larae stock. "1 *1 1! ^ ^r\ " 2 Ui A u o I).' (ho oo. tre of at (rocLilO novo! I ie.; of I lie sea i.i[K's in iiats and I>oii> niaUdi. < all early and I'u!; nloek ol' liivt rla.ss TFUTJjY, A SPARKS. if , nit Business nary, em o rich bargains tore for the people Onion County for next 00 clays, es, Hw and ? s. r> 'c ;:ash. ask. :ax :iu si mass. JEWLEY. ibn rROELL'8 cjm . > ~; | lEW Is still ahead and Shoes, Hats, ! Goods, Hot Glassware. \ % 11 J* i*i i all 01 which were u the same way. While in tlie North* picking up some rar bought at less than lu iron-clad will?put on t mat Lr how cheap we ask ourselves how mi how cheap can we sell Vou cannot all'ord t looked throu-li < nr im sell on prices. We wish to call cspc Men's Yeulli s and t>*>\ ever seen in t :ii ui he very cheapest to line b Come in and let us . some prices. i UP April H) Ntt -vt yr *y rL it V \ Latest Sty Lov Wo art; now receiving ' I ^ 7B". 3EJV SSL JLJ (D X> AND AKK UK A DV 'J'O F 1 FUR NOVSLTIEJ JACQUARD iLLua I CHEVIMIN IMWA i!!'])F(l WITH A KM.!, LINK Wo bought, these go choicest selections, and t made up in ample time. j WE IIAVK Till-: IMiETTII S H For Men, Ladies, Misses in Union. CALL KAKLY, LKFoKI FOSTER, M J mi ~ | ARE TOO AB11EAE 11" not, ju-t reel f-itMlV'iiy, and y ' tune-*. Cotton is very I rv in |>r..}, :i ; e!::s i i liicrc'irui li> : limit i-: i!mv My buyer i* now bide Cum rii tiics i?ist .'JO (I i_ys, nicking no oaryni you .such inducement-; as my ompe My stock is ltr^", nud velected w lines : Dry Goods, Notions, Siiocs, Trunks, Tin1 1 can ouly call yonr attrntioa to a tu oficr you. One word Is; the j/idics. lir.s MILLINERY ! This is ti, lir have secured the *ervice-> < ;' MISS establishment in t!i<: connn v. She one of llio best '1* rim Hi'*: ' n'. out took advant i_c of aii the I''.:.! > ni Haltimoie. The Mock is lir^o at LOWKIl THAN THK LOWKST. Head these tew of the many barg '/ Mi yds I'rrss l'rints worth ? '<; for tic him " I'io linont .Sliirting, :,IKK> " I tress I'limis, 4.W. lOU Do/.iii Spools Cotton, -.HJ ydsspou's A poad all h a !rr v.hoio stock shoe, 7-j A big line of Dcun. trier's sauiplc9 kerchiefs, Gloves, Over-shirts, Sh I'ocket Hookj, Laundried nml Uola NVIIOLKSALK I'KICKS. This i bargain?. ALL WOOL-Fli LING JEi CENTS t'ou.c at o .ce and you will lind t every artie'e a? advertised. Mch *.0 "YORK 1 3KET1. 1 will soon ho chuck Ajll of J Cloth ng, Dress J ions, Crockery, | , Tinware, etc. 1 - JBi ought cheap lor cash, and go 31'u market we succeeded in e bargains. Lots of goods (ill* their value. Wo have an me close profit and stop, no buy an article. Wo do not ich can we get for it? But * it. o buv goods until you have menso stock and posted yourcial attention to our stock of s clothing. Nothing like it fore. Prices range from the lack suits. ihow our goods and give you it ks r icc'f pi* Jib v, IRRY & BELK. GOODSf les!! v^est Prices !!! . our Fall and Winter stock of 10W THE LATEST EFFECTS IN > CREPONS, TINATED DIAGONALS, 111) CORDS, HENRIETTAS, ETC., oK TRIMMINGS TO MATCH, mis early, in order to get the hat the Ladies may get thern EST AND CHEAPEST LINE OF 0 E S and Children, ever shown before : THE STOCKS ARE RROKEN. [ILKINS & CO 1 If IT ITCH THE TIMES? i?u will be enlightened. These are tough ,ij>l :i mii ill crop being made, nocoss&rily nil i? at K JUlv IJOTTOJl i'KICKS, ; Northern markets, w.ioro ho Iris been for ins at prices which will onablo mo to offer titers cannot meet. iit!i the greatest care and taste in all theso Millinery, Clothing, Hats, ware and Crockeryware. . few of the many bargains which I am able MILLINERY! MILLINERY! ic of goods that you aro all interested in. 1 .MARTIN, I ito witli the largest miliinery comes among you highly recommended atfrom the North. Jfoforo coming South she i s i f tlse largest Fancy (Joods Stores in id complete, and prices guaranteed to be aiiis ihat-1 am now offering for salo. A gooil pair Men's Hoots SI.37c. The best Still' lint in the State, f?Oc. The Itest Ssft Felt, full shape. $i.OO. 'c. Tiic Host Mcn'a Suit of Clothes, $3.60. c. Ladies Jackets worth $8 and $10, for only $3 , consisting of Underwear, Hosiery, Handawls, Fascinators, Children's Kait Qgodt* undricd Shirts, and lots of small wares jkti 4 a rare opportunity for scouring genuine % WS, GUARANTEED, ONLY 20 i PER YARD. hat I nui not "blowing," but can show you * ' J. W. McLURE, Ag't. 12 o :\J . - +-r M$,. v. izz