The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 14, 1892, Image 3
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FX ftlOVAL F*n???T? ZZi5mme
imhow falling off n |A? State?S'early Every
County Contribute! ft! Bad Showing?
A Dtcrtaa 11'AicA S*cnu to Aerd Explanation.
Couxbu, Oct. 6.?-The comptroller per rai'r
office is at present I urijjr engaged in
? preparing ilie annuel m?nt of ibe tax.
insurance acd pension rla'istics that pa?8
through that departoie ?l. -The figures w II
be exceedingly interest ng and would bare
applied some mighty interesting data during
the past campaign. At present moat of
the important statements are incomplete.
The abstract of of the personal property as
xcported by the county auditors show some
ry Interesting fac<s. To begin with, it
sw appears that >he t tai value of all taxable
per?o al property will be considerably
lees than last Tear. Tbe returns as far as
rec? ire l arc as f<?l'ow#:
1891-92 1890-91
Abberille $ 1,073,264 8 1,808,337
Aiken 1,890,62a 1,913,276
Andeison 1,963,999
Barnwell 1,353*675
Baaufort 1,603,435 1,429,425
Berkeley 1.782,679 l,793,f>04
Ch*r fsu n 8.019,453 8,501,007
Chatter 1,158.849 1,190,180
Cbraterfie d... 608,690 662,986
Clarendon 769,376 777.366
Colleton 1,181,679 1,262,876
Darlington 1,343,326 1,343,695
Kdgefied 1,409,063 1.440,478
Fan field 1.013,710 1,076,839
Florence 768,674 957,823
Qeorg>tiwn 697,360 605,690
tireenvillc.* 2,164,660 2.264,226
Haiuptou 624,129 616,944
Horry 797.348
Herein w 697.460 669,870
Lancaster 660,216 660,267
Laurens 961,986 936,434
Lexln^t n 884,400 929,660
Marion 1,193,764 1,206,811
Marlboro 677 370 696,622
Newberry 1,492,670 1.580,100
Oconee 686.020 695,630
Oraogebu.g 1,704.990 1,724,180
r?v lMck ens 393.068 361.940
I I Hiclilnnd 1,870,466 1,969,1*26
mr 3part itibnrg.... 3,031,990 4,687,426
Sumter. 1,510,770 1,676,620
Uuion 1.050,030 887,970
Williamsburg.... 749,011 670,628
York 1,961,115 * 2,022,187
Totals ?50.-484,830
Tiik Penalty Paid.?It thought by
lu&iij iu it Governor Tillman would commute
the sentences of Jobn Williams and
Milbry Drown: but alter cons deriug the
case he coocluded to do nothing. Friday
Revs. C. C. Scott, 11. C. Asbury aud F. W.
Vance held religious services in the jnil.
Williams professed conversion and showed
all evidences of a changed roan. Milbry
Drown showed indifference all the time, and
' did not eecm tocomptehei.d tlis pastors
when they ta'ked t* her. Never did twe
persons meet death with more cnliune?s and
eelfpossersion. Williams; who was au intelligent
roan, with a fair Knglish educat oi,
showed t o fear whatever. lhere wns not
the slightest sign of nervous agitation, lie
declared during his c >nfinemoni ni\d uutil
his last ik with his pastor that lie was innocent
aud that he acted iu self defence. lie
submitted without murmuring to the laws of
his country. Doth persons ascended the
scaffold Thetra ) was sprung at 11:45 a,
ni. Milbry Drown was pronounced doud in
9 minutes; Williams in 17. After hanging
80 minutis they were cut down and their
bodies turned over to the county for burial.
Drs. G. II. Dean, Geo. W. llcmitsh and T.
E. livins wero present. Milbry Drowu's
last woids were iliese: "I'lir going home to
glory lo die no more."
Will:- ? - I--. r*
fiiiliaiuo 3 IU91 HIUIBIIgU WAS; "UCO J oye |
to ?vrry one. I want jou to meet uie in
glory. *?Sparhiii.
Onk of Ihhy'b Demochats.?Dr. J. A.
Johns, one of tho Oconee (^elegiles in the
on" thefj
ground tint lie liid declared in tho Oconee
county conventi >n for the Third party; Dr.
J. A. Johns, who wns settled in ili.it M?y
convention by Senator Irhy's coroiir.ttee on
credentials despite the protest, Dr. J. A.
Johns who uttered no word of dissent when
!l;tl M?y o mention'pledged support to the
hdminees, of the Cbic.tgo Democratic convention;
that tame Dr. Johns is now advocating
the election of Weaver, telling the Tillmanitea
through the Oconee papers thut even
after Inking',he 0.\ili at ihe primaries they
cau vote against Cleveland, and abusing his
fcrJtics' for "measly Deinocruts." Make
Jrou the moral!"?The State.
rfc"l
Ql^iLOl^ 3 Clt.NSCMPTlON CunK.?Tills is
beyond (Question the most successful Cough
Medicine we have ever s ?ld. A few doses
invariably cure the worsj cqyjg o\ Cough,
Cfopp ^ni^ ^roi^chi^s, while its wonderful
bucce'ss in t^c cure of 'Consumption is without
a pnfa'lel in the histoyy of medicine.
Since itsfp st discovery it has bpon a dd on a
gujpqntcp, a test wlpph no other medicine
stand- ]f you have a cough we earnestly
ask you to try it Price lUo 50c and
$1. If your lungs are sore. chest, or back
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
ii. iv. Smi'h & Co.
The Rack Teoudle is Texas.?Paris,
lexus, Oct. 'J.?The pace liouplea which
have btea goin^ on in this county aresprendcjng
anil it Menu that there will j et he more
^ io-sofhfe. People are greatly wrought up
ii\ the southwestern part of the county, anil
jiie feeling has crossed into lied lliver uod
pjj!ia coupties-1 All efforts to stop ' it eecin
Iff lp futile. Nofces hove been posted warning
the negroes to Wnve Reil Ujvev County.
Mhei'itfHanks l|iis afres ed five persons, who
are cha'god with being implicated in the
reeeut outrages at Detroit. J'he matter has
become seii >us ami is attribute 1 to politics!
agitation,
?? . .
Cil'OtiT by run deadlygin.?Blackstjck,
S. C., Uct. 10.?Mr. Homer Brice, son of
'*lviii Brice, was eo unfortunato as to get
his hand caught in his father's gin this
mo niug, and his lnnd and arm were t;r ilias
t'oen
attending Krskiue College at Due West for
the post two years.?Rrgisttr.
.. ?
Tmk Alliasck Cali.kd Down.?Winchester,
Va., Oct. 11.?The Third party move
c iiiont in Virginia received a set-back last
f night. The Alii inco of Opequon, in this
county, aud the Kaufman's School IIouso
Alliance adopted resolutions chying that
lue oflicers of tho State Alliance were improperly
u-In? the Alliance funds to further
the interests of a political party, in violation
of the foundation principles of the
orgftaizition. and receiving upon no further
payments of dues until tallica! changes
Hlio'il I be mado in the personnel and policy
of the officers.
I>.? Nor ai,t. Steak at Once ?New York,
Oct. U The women of the National Democratic
Influence Club, of which Mrs. Mary
Frost Ormsby is president, have requested
oil women in any part of the country, who
arc willing to aid iu the .election of Cleveland
and Stovenson, to rend their addresses
t> the secretary, Mrs. Margaret |J. Hoey, No
4!'J \\'e?t 47th a'reet, New Yerk city.
We have a speedy and positive cure for
I catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth ami
B headache, in HillLOIl'S CATAItltil l-MK
PY. A nasal ir\joctor free wi'li each bottle
Use it if you desire health ami sweet breath
Price f?Oc. Sold by II. K. Smith & Oj.
A Million Fkilnkj. ? A friend in need
a friend niifc I, and net Itsi then one mi
lion pe >ple have found jusl such a friend i
Dr. King's New Discovery f?r Coosumpii.u
Coughs and Co d*. If jrnn have never use
this great Cough mc 'iei ie, one trial wi
convince thai ii has wonderful curativ
powers in ell disc >ses of Throat, Chest an
Lungs. Each bott'fris guaanteed to do a!
that is c'aiined or tuouey will bo refund**
Trial boUl - free et B. F. l'orcy's |)tu
8 ore. Large b 'ti es 50c. and $ 1.00.
A >1 runner n Muedkrkd.?Prosperity
Oct borll.?A murder was committed her
on Sunday, October 0. Louis Moore struc
Anders'tt B ach<ui on the bead w.tn
club, but Anderson did uot die until Sundn
night. 1 because < f >lie trouble was Louis'
wife. The strange pirt of the occurrence i
that Anders >ii ISctchtnu killed ano he
nrg'o t ear the sa e spot more than Iwent
?.... .... t. .. i._ ? ? .1..
JV..D u^u "I'll it Uiiiillivi UIIVJV1 II1U 9 III
circumstance* (asout a women.) L<uis ha
floil acres tbe Saluda River into Kdgefiel
County.
A Cask fok .It i>uk Lynch?Little Roci
Ark., Oc. it Tins ciy was thrown into cj
citement Friday night by an assault mada b
Marion- W i limiM. c lore.I, upon Mi-s ltos
Henderson I lie man in his effort to eve:
power the woman tlrcw her ?n a red-lit
etove, burning her severely. Williams wn
arrested ami is uow in jtiil.
O.VK TtlR Cltl'NIN Ml'BDKREKS DtI.XO.Joliet,
III., l) i. 'J. ? Martin Hurke, th
Cronin convict i? sinking rapidly. It ws
learned yclerday from the prison official
that his feet are swnpen and that theie i-t
large cavity in his lung*. Burke is able t
take little food, lie rcntninsin the priso
hespi'u', and his di.ath is only a question <
a short time.
DnorrKU Dkau in tiik Pulpit.?Washing
ton, Oct. 0. The Rev. Thomas Allen, co'
ored. while preaching this afternoon at th
Providence Presbyterian church in this cit
dropped dead in the pulpit. Heart diseas
is thought to have causo I his death.
List of bettors
Remaining in tlie Postoffice at Union, fo
the week ending Oct. 14th. 18'.I"J.
M iss Minnie Bailey iMiss Filar Gi linns
Mr Will (jraycr, t.Mr Will iam Mullinai
Persons calling for the above letters wi
please say if advertised and will be require
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. C. HUNTKK. P. M.
MILLINER \ .
JUST received from ilic Northern Mai
kets, a choice selectirn of Millinery.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST l'RICES
Always pleased to show goods and giv
satisfaction to customers.
MRS. J AS. GRANT.
Oct 14 42 tf.
To Those Indebted.
A LL persons indebted to mo by note o
x\. account, will piea?c ta'te noiice thi
the sa.no is now due, and pryment must I
made by the first of November, either I
cash or negotiable paper.
T. E. BAILEY.
Oot 14 42 3t.
David Johnson, Jr. B. Butle
JOHNSON & BUTLER
Attorneys ard Counselors,
UNION, S . C .
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL LEG A
BUSINESS.
Oct 1-4 42 fim
Office of Commissioners, 1
Union Countv, S. C-, Oct. 11, 18V.1]- /
THE selection of a Superintendent of Hi
Poor House j^od its inmates, and Mam
gcr of the Poor House Farm will he made o
Saturday, the 23d day of Ootobei
inst
Applicants must file their seded l;ds ae
dressed to the Clerk of tlr.s Board, mavke
in plain worts cu the envelope, "BID KOI
POOR HOUSE SUPERINTENDENT," u
or before the 2l.i/ <ioy of October inst ^ N
bids will be consideic 1 nfier th?l day.
By order of the Bvard of County Con
ro;s?}o,iev?.
Attest: CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Board.
Tq Te^charsof Union County
rpiIK 21st of October having been mi
JL spurt f'?v a Oeuornl Holiday. the I'nl
Uc Free school examination, will be held i
Union C, 11., on Saturday, October thc'l'ld.
All teachors, while and colored, nre cj
pected to attend and to be on hand promptl
at 10 o'clock, A. M. If teachers will rea
this notice carefully, rcmetul ing the dnti
it will savo a great deal of correspondence
The t me is set for Saturdv;/, October 22?<
and the place will boat Uuior,, C. it.
J. L,'WALK Kit,
S. Com. U. Co.
Oct? 41 2t
TO BUILDERS;
Ori'H 8 OF OOUSTV CoMMlSSIOXEBS, 1
fJstcx Cot xn, S. C., Oct. 1st. lb'.>2. J
NO TICK is hereby given that settled pr
posttls for the robtillding of the Jn
Kitchen w'ill be reocived at this office uut
October 21st. inst.
Plans and specifications ctn be seen an
mi iicui-seary 111 luniiiu;uns uuiaiiitui uy cm
jngupon (lie Clerk of ilii^ Ilo^rd.
Ky ordtii fit ?i>o Ussyd wf County Com mi:
sioners,
Attest : C'HAS. BOLT,
Clerk ol Board.
Sep 7 11 21.
1 can furnish you with several of tlie he
makes of the high grade Sewing Machine
on reasonable terms, and ai the lotrc
pi ices, also
GOOD SECOND HAND M/
CHINES FROM $10 UP.
To any person whose Machine or Music
Instrument 1 have had to repossess becau
of failure of the purchaser to pay the insta
ments when due. I will give a Sl'ECI/
discount now, if they desiro to buy.
S, M. Rice, Jr. E. U
l\ S. Don't forget that 1 sell some of I
be t Pianos and Organs that nre made.
y. M. RICE, JR., E. U.
Sep 21 39 If
I
TAX NOTICE.
a I HEREBY give notice thst the Ux lifj
i, L for lite fiscal year ooaitncnciog November
the first, e gh cca bun Ire 1 and ninety"
one is:
e ,
j i'or Slate parpen** 4) milts.
It For Ordinary County purposes, 4} mills.
I* For past ludebte-lnrs* 1 mill.
* For Interest on Rail red bonds mills.
For retiring Rtilroad hoods 1 j mill*.
r For School purposes 2 uiiils
<? For Uoi >u School Di.trict, Local. 2 uiiils.
k I will attend at the places, and ^jon the
* days sut'd below for the purpose of colj
ec:iog taxes :
s October loth. Saturday, Sanluc.
ir "17 " Monday, Fish Dam.
y > . Tuesday, Blackrock.
' 10 ' Weduesday, Cross Keys.
J '* 20 " Thursday, Gibbs.
it -jl " Fridiy, Joncsrille.
22 " Saturday, Kelton.
" 24 Monday, Gowdeysrille.
j " 2o ' Tuesday, Wilkiusville.
a ? 2tj " Weln-sdiy, Timber Ridge.
P- 11... I...I e .1.- ? . .:i -t
j nv u.? hiici' ui iuc i.in**, uum lue lull)
u<| of December, in the Treasurer's office at
Union.
JOHN P. THOMAS,
Treasurer of Union County.
l* Sept 1G 38 4t.
a To Coiuitjr Oi-oclltors.
J ANNUAL MEETING.
Office or Cointt Commissionkus t
Union CorNTY, 8. C. Oct. 1st. 1802. j
ALL creditors of (he County who have
claims against the Couuty, not already
'* examined and approved, are hireby notified
that they must pr< sent thorn to the Clerk ol
y this lizard on or before the first d?y of No?
veoiber next, or their claims will be passed
to tlie next fiscal year.
= All persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly,
r The regular Annual meeting will be held
on Thursday, tho 10th dny of November
next.
i By order of the Board of County CommisII
siouers.
Attest : CHAS. BOLT,
Clerk of Board.
Sep 7 41 4t.
Two Small Tracts of Land for
Sale in Santuc.
1W1LL sell before the Courthouse door iu
e the town of Uuiou, on Monday the
seventh day of November, next, the following
described property: Two tracts of land
containing sixty acres more or les/, situated
one mile and one and oue-quarber miles
respectively ft out Santuc depot.
Beth of the?e tracts have dwellings upon
r them; one a two-story, and good orchard.
n?ir ~r il.i. - i . ! i
n iiitu ui mis insi iiuiuuu uaci ii iu*siOiMi }>i 11 c
iC and oiiginal fores'.
,j Purchasers of these lauds wilt be given
until first of ./auuary lo nixkc payment. If
resold ni purchasers risk. Private sale will
be mado if terms can be agreed upon.
These lands cm be seen by railing ou the
undersigned at his residence in Santuc.
ir- j. 11. randolph.
Sep 30 40 4t
Fine Lands for Sale.
j OK PACOLET RIVER
Belonging to the estato of jo&iaii Fos
Itr, <l<cased, will he sold ill v iliilaMui
, ? - otu u.; aeon by oalliug on thi
Ex ecu'or.
Terms of sale?One-third cash, baluncc or
1 and 2 years lime.
The above lands will certainly be sold a
io public auction, before the Cour: bouse dooi
a- at Union, ou falesday in November,
a T. L. IIAMES,
?, Executor.
Sep bO 40 4t
J When at Home.
" TJTEREAFTER I shall be in niy ofiioo a
0 X4. Union, the first days of each week.
1). A. TOWNSEND.
a* May 13 20 tf.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CC
at
Columbia and finkknvii.le Division.
c- Condensed Schedule, in effect Aug. 28
y 1892. Trains run by 7.">th Meridihn Time
,d
S' cietween Columbia. Allstor. and Mnnrlanhiircr
?t u -? --? * ?-n
i,
Daily I Daily
No. 18. STATIONS. I No. 14.
11 20 a m|Lv Columbia Arl 0 05pn
12 lOpnij" Allston ."I & 10
1 11 "I " Carlisle " i 4 10 '
1 20 | '< Santuc " | 4 (?0
1 55 I " ... . Union " 3 40 '
2 28 " | ?' I'ac .let " 2 IS
2 55 p m|Ar Spartanburg Lv 2 lOpn
Between Columbia Seneca and Walhttlla.
" Daily. I | Daily.
ll No. 11 | STATIONS. No. 12
11 20a miLv Columbia Ar, Q 05pc
! 12 05p m Als'oit " 5 15
12 24 (l " Pom aria a 48 '
12 43 " ' Prosperity.... " 4 32 '
s" 1 DQ " " Newberry " 4 15 '
1 " " Helena " I 4 1" .*
1 40 " 1 .. rK-. u; ? 1 < SJ>, i
I 2 25 " I ' ; j >,
> r,o " I " Orcenwonl..'. ' | 2 50 '
? a n? " 1 ? 11 i*
i M " [Cv...... Dei ton ,
J J? " | *?. .01 son.... " I 1 15 1
" I " Pendleton ... " [12 45 '
0 (H) " |Ar Seneca Lti12 1 tipn
7 20 '? Lv Seneca Ar 11 55on
. 8 00 pm i Ar Walhalla Lv 11 15au
,9 5 10pm|Ar Urceuvilly... Lv|l2 OOn'i
sl Tiains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Divis
ion, Northbound, 3.81 a. m, 8.10 p. m
l?.l < p. m. (\eslibuleu J,muted): bout]
bound, 5.00 am, 4.18 p in, 11.4:1 a. m.
(Vestibuled Limited); Westbound, W. N. C
Division. 3.00 and 0.25 p. m, for llcnlcr
sonville, Asltcville, and Hot Springs
Trains leave Greenville, S. L\, A. & C
Division, Northbound, 2.27 ft tn, 2.15 p. m.
5.24 P m (Vestibuled Limited); Soutl
bound 0.10 a m. 5*24 p m, 12.00 p n
;al (Vestibuled Limited)
se Trains leave Seneca, A & C Divisioi
p. Northbound 1.00 a m 12.15 p m; Southbound
7.58 a m, 7.11 p in
PULLMAN CAll SERVICE
Pulman Palace Sleeping Car on Traina 1
10, II, and 12, 37 and 38 on A & C l)i
vision. Pullman Parlor Cars on Trains No:
13 and 11, between Columbia and Spartan
burg.
W A TURK, S. II. HAKDWICK,
Gen'l Pass Agt Asst Gon'l Pass Agt
lie Wnshington D. C. Atlanta, Ga
V E McBEB, SOL HAAS,
Gen'l Supt Traffic Mgr
. Columbia, S C Washington D (
W H GREEN, Qcu'l Mg'r, Washington D (
. ' j* y\ 1
N1
DftY (
HZ*
. . i>f .
Wo are now opening a^ uc
we offef iiash buye
oun sh<
Our SHOE stock is compl
to be bottomed with L
CHEAP C
In the OROGLB.Y lino i
* arrive at $4.00
TOO O O
A11 grades 6f TOBACCO fro
, , ' i'
SHELF AND
SHELF GOODS, CAKES
VA
HORSE I
, We have ordered a line
and in fact try to keep e^
NO TROUBLE TO SIIO
I
C
? 15 it
I .
Yo
i Mch 4
NEW FA
NOW OPEN ?
Our buyers have just reti
where they bought ?
- to suit nil the j>fadc.
; Shoes, SI
t First, we will say that on
r we are prepared to make yo
closest buyer. \Vc have so
line. Call and see them.
Dress Goois, !
In Dress Goods we are pr<
and at very reasonable pric
In Staple Goods, such as
1 the new things in Cotton Gt
M I
A WORD TO TTTR LAUIE
Our Millinery Departmeij
. tion, because the iuuies ahv
son there.
We can show you 1.11 th
nets, and Trimmings of ever
get first choice,
j You wiU always lind us
' goods, and the very lowest
YOURS VERY
GRA
11 Jan 22
, Determinied t
by 1st
f _.iuiiiur una
fession, I have clecich
,i to quit the Metcanti
\ business.
a 1
VV 1
; in Hardware, m
BUG
i F O R T H E
' NO CREDIT?SO I
f
w.
I- Sep 23 '
' RODGER
I Goods
i
E W
JOODS.
;w stock of DRY GOODS which
rs at reasonable prices.
\ t? o 'v n is ?
J Hi O i U I JV , K.
[etc, and we guarantee every pair
EA.THER, 110 paper filling.
>ROCERIES. (
ivc can iill your bill. Flour to
to $4.50 per barrel.
V M f
! TOBACCO!
in which the most fastidious can
b suited
FANCY GOODS.
AND CRACKERS OF MANY
PIETIES.
fllLLINERY.
of HORSE MILLINERY,
rerytiling the public may need.
W OB PRICE ANY OK OUR
JOODS.
RESPECTFULLY,
ung & Hunter.
10 tr
LL GOODS,
'OK INSPECTION.
irned from the Northern .maxkii-L,
assorted stocfT of goods
ioes, Shoes.
r stock of shoes is immense, and
u some prices that will catch the
me specialties to offer von in this
i
staple Hoods, Etc.
spared to oiler you .sonic beauties,
es, too.
Prints, Ginghams, and all
>ods, we have a very large stock.
T TV 1* Y . \
IS:
t seems to be the centre of attracays
find the novelties of the seae
new shapes in Hats and Bony
kind to match. ^Call early and
with a lull stock of first class
prices.
RESPECTFULLY, j
IIAM & SPARKS. ]
tf
o Quit Business j
January, *u
y
_ I I r(- "1. Vin-Mfroin C '*
||of Union County for
i.1? I I i -i a i
Hunenext yu ciays,
,
!, Stoves, Harness and
G I E s . 1
8 A* O T (JAS1I.
)ON'T ASK.
I MEAN BUSINESS. k
D. BEWLEY. 1
80 3m b
j PUBOELL'S '
MUST G(J.
NEW \
RACE
Is still ahead and will sooi
>hoes, Hats, Clol
Goods, Notions,
Glassware, Tir
All of which were bought ch
the same way.
While in the Northern marl
picking ii]> some rare bargaii
of liiac flmti lutir llinii*
MV/U^IIV *v wu i v*av?*
iron-clad rule?put on one close
matter how cheap wo buv an
ask ourselves how much can
how cheap can wc sell il.
You cannot alford to buy g<
looked through our immense st
self on prices.
We wish to call especial atte
Men's Youth's and lloys elothiu
ever seen in Union before. Pri
very cheapest to line black suit
Come in and let us show our
some prices.
IIARR
ipril 10 15
NEW G(
Latest Styles!
Lowest
We are now receiving our Fa
LADIES DRE!
AND A HE READY TO SI10VV Til
FUR NOVELTIES,
JACQUARD ORE
1LLUMINAT
IMItON n BEDFORD COR
WITH A FILL LINE OF Till?
We bought these goods earl
choicest selections, and that the
made up in ample time.
VE HAVE THE PRETTIEST AN
S H 0
For Men, Ladies, Misses and Cliil
in Union.
CALL EARLY. BEFORE THE S
wttx
A KK 1U1
J?Q 2 1
IRE YOB ABREAST III
If not, ju>l rea.l carefully, anil you will b
imos. ('ottou is very low in prion, and u smal
lassos of merchandise must bo down at RUU1
My buyor is now back from the Northern
10 past 510 days, picking up bargains at prici
ou such inducements as mv competitors canu
My stock is largo, and selected with tho gr
ncs :
1 can only call your attention to a few of the
) offer you.
One word to tho Ladies, first : mil:
dlllinery ! This is the line of goods
avc secured the services of MISS MAKTI?
. i i i . i it. oi
scuuiiuiiiiieiii. in i iiu couuiiy. out conies aui
ne of tho best Trimmers sent out, from the N
:>ok advantage of all the Full openings of tho
{aliimote. The stock is largo and coniple
,0 W E It Til A N J' 11E L() W EST.
Head these icw of the uiany bargains that I
IK)0 yds Dross l'rintsNvorth 7.1c for <)c. i A gooi
(KK) " Piedmont Shirting, Ke. The bi
000 " Dress I'lii'Js, 4.1c. Tho 11
00 Dozen Spools Cotton, 200 yds spools, '2a. The 11
good ?! lieuiiier whole stock shoe, 7'?o. Ladiei
A big liuc of Drun.mer's samples, consisting
erchiefs, (i loves, Over-shirts, Shawls, Fa9c
ocket Hooks, I.auudricd and Uolaundried SI
WHOLESALE PllICKS. This is a rare c
argains.
ILL WOOL-FILLING JEANS, G!
CENTS PER V
Con.e at oqcc aud you will find that I atn u
rery artie'e as advertised.
J. W.
Mch 20 12
?F
ORK 1
1 bo chuck full of
thing, Dress f|
Crockery, M
jmPBt ^
lware, etc. % cap
for cash, and go
*
t . /
cot \vc succeeded in .
us. Lots of goods ^
value. We have an
profit and stop, no \
article. We do not
wo get lor it? But
uods until you have
oek and posted your.
ntion to our stock 01
ig. Nothing like it
ces range from the
,s.
goods and give you
ys
IPECTFUhhV,
Y & BELK.
101 >S!
T
, Prices !!
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II and Winter stock of
3S GOODS, *
E LATEST EFFECTS IN #
PONS,
ED DIAGONALS,
DS, HENRIETTAS, ETC.,
1MINGS TO MATCH,
y, in order to get the
Ladies may get tliem
D CHEAPEST LINE OF ___
E S
clrcii, ever shown belbre
TOCKS A HE BROKEN.
QNS & CO
If
I THE TIMES?
c enlightened. Tlx ho are tough
I crop boing made. necessarily all
C BOTTOM PJUCES.
markets, w.iero ho has been for
cs which will enable uic to offer
ot meet.
eatest care and taste iu all these
I
; many bargains'wfiTcTT* I am"ab7c
LINERY! MILLINERY!
that you arc all uncreated 10, i
<i, lite with tbo largest miliioon
ong you highly recommended a ,
orth. JJefore coming South sli
largest Fancy hoods Stores in
to, aud prices guaranteed to Lo
am now offering for salo.
il pair Men's Boots $1.37c.
est rttitl Mat in the State, -",Oc.
est Soft Felt, full shape. $1.00.
est Men's Suit of Clothes, $3.60.
g Jackets worth $8 and $10, for only $3
: of Underwear, Hosiery, Ilaudinators,
Children's Knit Good-,
airts, and lots of small wares at
ipportunlty for securing genuine
UARANTEED, ONLY 20
ARD.
ot "blowing," but can show you
McLURE, Ag't.