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esp^ jSjf MANAGERS OF ELECTION FEDE^ai. appointments. THE following named persons have beet appointed managers of the Fcderi Beet isn to be lield in Union County Novep bar 8th. 189*2, for their respective precincts The p.dls will be opened at 7 o'c'ock, A W., and roo'inue open without iutermiesim r adjournment until 4 o'clock, P. M. Union.?W- F. Boto, T. K. Foster, I. E Tinsley. Santue.?J. W. Ke'ly, C. P. Sims, Dr. Goo Douglas. J-'ish Dam.?R. S. Thomas. Jr., R. A. Han ^ cock, M. C. Dea?or. Goshen Hill.?S. A. Jetc, H. W. Mc Ciackin, W. M. English. CVom Kty$.?J. M. Bennett, W. A. Mas?a baau, Y. 8. Bobo. (nibs. ? Will'am Smith, II. II. Robinson W. 11. Gill am. Guleraine.?T. J. L. Lindor, Daniel Mc L'-ughlin. Gi'es Kirby. Ulomlyburg.?J. \V. Kison, J. W. Nance Jclin Pridmore. Jonesville.?C. K. Long, A. A. Oault, J-.ht D. Long. Kelton.?J. II Spears, K. E. N. Fowler B. B. Going-". Iltiylics.?J. J. Hughes, E. F. Vaughn, W M. l'a'iner. HarraU't.?J. M. Greer, P.. B. Spears, \V A. Goforth. XVilkiiisville.?James Burgess. C. C. Hob erts, Davis Jefl'erie*. Timber liidge.?Johu E. Jefferies, Dr. II B. Tate, John D. JeftVriss, Jr. Draytunville.?W. D. Alexander, Johu S Service, K. F. Service. The above appointed managers of th Federal Election are respocifully requests to meet the undersigned Commissioners o Election, on Saturday, Nov. 5th, at 1 o'clock, A. M., to organize and to rcceiv the tickets and. boxes. There will be n written appointment to managers. S. S. STOKES, Chm'n. E. F. SMITH; J. W. JAMES, Commissioners of Federal E ection fo Union. Qfaf a o nrl flrvn nf tr Mo nawnra rpiIE following name J persons have beei JL appointee managers of the Election o State and County offices to be bold in Unioi County November 8th, 18'JiJ. at their re spective piecincts. The polls will be opened at 7 o'clock, A M., and continue open without iuteriuisnoi or ndjournmeut uutil 4 o'clock, P. M. Cmon.?C. L. Allen, J. I. Harris, G. C Greer. Santuc.?D. 15. Fant, A. N. Gilmore, W T. Stokes. Fish Dam.?J. W. McGowan, 0. A. Jeter William Crocker. Goshen Hill.?D. 11. McCrnckin, S. L Duckeit, Green J. Leo. -a Crois Keys.?H. J. Uctsill. G. T. llollis N. Wilburn. Gibbs.?L. F. Stanford, J. 15. Lancaster F. M. Hound tree. Coleraine.?John U.Sumner, Samuel Law son, J. F. Spitlers. Qlaidybury.?C. T. Mabry, John O. Tate Suinpter Littlejohn. Joncsville.?*J. L. McWhirter. J. W. Scott 1). 15. Free. Kellon.?J. C. ()t*s. II. C. Little. II. S l'orler. Hughes.?W. A. Moorliead, F M. AVhit lock. J. V. Askew. Tintb r Ridge.?George Webster, Williun Jotleries, Juincs Sparks. Draglonvillt.?John Uarnhill, Govat Black, Thomas Spencer. SurratCs.?W. L. Goudelock, G. A. Bryan J. T. Brown. Wilkinsvillf.?C. W, Wliisonaut, G. W McKown, J. J. George. There will be no written appointment h Managet.s, ami they will please be at Union S. C., Saturday, November 6th, at 11 o'clocl A. M., to organise, and to receive the b>>xe and tickets. C. If. BRAKE, Chain. .1. T. MOOKHEAD, ,1. S. WELCH. Board of State and County Commissioner of State and Coumy election. Got 21 2t MORTGAGE SALE. The State of South Carolina. % UNION COUNTY UNDER and by virtue of a power of sali contained in a mortgage executed ant delivered by E. N. Higley to J. It. Litih and William Little, betring date the 4rL day of November, 18'J1, and recorded it the otlice of tlio Register of Mpsuo Convey ance for Union County in the Stite of Soutl Carolina, in brok of morlgiges M. No. I'd page 128, we will sell at public sa'e before the t.'onrtlion-e door at Uui in, in the County and State aforesaid, during (lie legal hour of a?le. on Monday, the 71h dsy of Nevem bor, 1892, all tlic MINING AND MINERAL RIGHTS, franchises nnd privileges, together with al the wood and water privileges accompany ing same, conveyed to E. N. Iligicy bj William Lille iu tho following lands, to wit Three several tracts, lying partly iu Union and partly iu Sparlauburg County ; tin first formerly of the estate of Montgomery ^containing two hundred and fifty-five nni --- ? ^HPcn-tenth. J 255 7-10) acres more or lc?s the second own as part of tho Co win land, cuitai'ing seventy-fire (75) acres more or less ;'/.hc third b-utig the Fleminj land, conta:ning one hundred acres, mor or less?the wholo surrounde 1 by laud , ^ of II. A. Cates, McArtbur, West am others ; and for ful'v* description so deed of William Little to E. N. Iligley, datei November lth, 1891, and reoovded in bool + L. No. 110, pago 15G7, in the office of thi Register of Mesne Conveyances for sail county. And also that other adjoining tract, coa taiaing fifty acres, more or less, ly;ng ant being in the County of Union in said State tin,in I a I liv Natl Hill Go'd Minin? Ian Is oi t!io East, by lands of Willi iiu Little on tin North, by the Uossett land on the South being the same described in a deed made t< E. X. lliglcy^by J. It. Little, dated -lil? da of Novembers 1801, and rccorde I in bool h. No. 30, page 305, in the office of tin Register of Mcsim Conveyance for sail ninty, tj which referenct is malo for ful |r description. Also e'.l machinery for digging gol I am washing gol i, and all improvements c evci., description on said lands, to wit Ono engine and boiler, one pump, one tei stamp mill completo, also one large boiic nnl about lit tlX) feot of") inch piping, aui utensils, also all appliances and fixture Appertaining thorcto. TERMS OF SALE?CASH. Purchaser or purchasers to pay fo paper'. A. W. HA/.ULWOOR, Assignee. \V II It \'/.l'IAV()()l) ns Admin i-lrat)r of Lettico llezehvooJ, deceased Assignee. ' . Octobor 12:li 1X02. Oct. 21 M .It. T>avid Johnson. Jr Thos. B. Bntlo JOHNSON & BUTLER ^Attorneys ai d Counselors, UNION, S . . l'UOMrr ATTKXTION TO ALL LKOA lil'SlNLSS. Oct 11 42 uiu 9 , MASTER S SAT.*!?. rUR NOVEMBER 1892. The State of South Csirolina. I 1 UNION CRUSTY. Court of Com iron l'leas. Louisa Hollingsworth r? II. C. Miller, et ?1. IN obedience to an order mad? 18 March, 1892. by IIis Honor, Judge 11. Eraser, I w ill sell before the Courtbou door, in i lie town of Union, within the leg houri f -al-. the fol owing described pro erty to wit : 175 Ackks. All that certa u tract or parcel of lai lying, being r.nd s tuaie i i Fish Dam tonship, Uniou Couu'y, confirming one hundri ' and seventy-five acres, more or less, bouudt by lands of Jesse Corner. The said tiactofland will be divided in two separate tracts, plats of which can seen at the Muster's ofiice. ! TERMS OF SALE. Onc-tli rd of the purchase money to . paid in cash, the balance on a credit of o and two years in c?|ual installments, wi interest from ?J?y of sale, the purchasers give their bonds and a mortgage of t . premises t > secure the balance of purcbu money. - The above hinds svld at the risk of J. iioiungsworin. C. II. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master & Office Oct. 15. 18'.?2. Oct 21 4:1 3t. * The State of South Carolina. 1 UNION COUNTY, B Court of Common I'leas. a Williniu It. Crocker, et nl against Johu C. Crocker, at nl IN obedience to au order unuo by li Honor, Judge James Aldrich, in tl above stated case, 1 will soli at Union. C. li during tbc legal bours of ?a e, on salesdu 7th November, 18'JJ, the following lands: 0 111 Acuks. f Ad that certain tract of land designati 0 ns tract No. 2, in l'liickncy towusliip, Unit i* County, on Gordon's Creek, a::d contaiuii one hundred and eleven acre*, m re or !e: and bounce I by loads of F. M. Fair, estn n of llerry Colouiau, dccaiscd, Johu Sava atii others . ' TERMS OF SALE. Ono-tliird cash, balance on a credit of 01 and two years, in equal installments, wi interest from day of sale, purchaser to gi ' bond and a mortgage ot premises for tl credit portion of purchase money. C. 11. I'EAKE, Master for Union county ' Master's Office Oct. 15. 1802. Oct 21 43 3t The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. Court of Common Picas. Richaid C. Thomson aya inst William Crocker, et si I N obedieuec to an order made in I X above s'at el case by his Honor Judj 3 Jus. F. Islar, 1 will sell at Union, C 11., (lie town ot Union, 011 sale-set iy, 71li Novei n ber, 1892, during the legal hours of sal the followtug described lauds to wit : , 191 .\CltK!. All Ilia' certain tract of lui-1 situate * Urajlonvile township. in said County lluion, cont lining one hundred and ninct 0 four acres, and bounded t-y lands of Jol > 1). Jcffeius, F. W. Eison, atid 11. It. llto v * TERMS OF iSAEE. One-half of the purchase uioney to bo pai in cash, an l the balance on a credit of o: year, with, interest front day of sulo, to 1 scoured by baud of the purchaser and s mortgage of the premises; the purchaser I pay f>r papers. C. II.J'EAKE. Master for Union County Master's Oflicc Oct. 1">, 1892. Oct 21 41! * III The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. 9 Court of Common l'leas. 1 t Mildred A. Patter-sou i dytti'iat i Jennie Worthy, et al I X obedience to an order made in the alio1 1 sta'c 1 ease, by His Honor, Judge Jatnt ? Aldr.ch, dated July K It, 1892, I will sell o ' Silesday, 7th November, 1892, at Unio ' C. 11., in the town of Union, during Hi s leg d hours of sa'e, the following de-cribc * lands to wit : 3001 ACRES. All I hit parcel 01 tract of land siluai 1 and being in Uniou county, in said Siat " on the wnteis ei iiroad lliver, bounded li f lauds of the c?ta'c of Joliu 11. Jeter, and (1 estate of Nat (.list and others, contiinir 1 three hundred and one-half acres, more t s less, being the land conveyed to Warn ? Worthy, deceased, by John 11. Jeter wil ' the exception of fifty acres of said trac 5 which has boon laid off for Virginia Worth, 1 J. 0. Worthy and llenry Worthy. ' 250 At'ttKS. u All that parcel or tract of land in sai s County and .State aforesaid, upon the watei j of 15road lliver, containing two hundred an e fifty acres, ntoro or less, and bounded 1 I lands of Uitliaiu II. Jeter, W. r. Jeter tl { I'inikney Ferry road and J Iron I Kivo ? being the tract of land conveyed to Warn ] Worthy, deceased, by W. T. Jeter. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash, balance on a era lit of ot ' year, with interest from day of sale, to t ' secured by bond of the purchaser and mor 1 gaga of the premises. Sold with the privile^ R of the purchaser to pay the whole in cash. 0. 11. PEAKE, Master for Union County. v Master's Office, October 15, 1892. 1 Oct 21 J '. Gt 3 The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION Court of Common Pleas. 11 Mary F. Thomson r O'/uinfl ' Joltn Willard, et al > LN obedience to an order made in the abo stated case by his Honor, Judge Jam F. Izlnr, dated loth October, 18'J2. 1 w r sell on Silesday, Ttli November, 1802, Union ('. 11., in tho town of Union, durir the legal hours of sale, the following d scribed 1 uids : I, All Hint certain tract or plantation tf lai in Uuion t MViiship, of said county, adjoi ing lands of John Cison, Major barnc P. Al. t'ohon, C. Sartor, John brand ami others, containing one hundred m P ninety-seven acres, more or less, being t land known a- the Fan Willard Place, Till!MS ??F SALK. ' One thiid cash, the balance on a credit one and two years in e-pial iustallincn with interest from day of sale, to be sccur by bond of purchaser, and a mortgage ibe premises. Purchaser to yay for papc L C. II. l'KAKK. Master for Union County Master's Oflice Oct. ??, i8'J2. Oct 21 48 51, ino State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY Court of C mm?n Plots. Jat. II. and L. N. Rodger v gamut Almira K. Rodger. IN obedience to an erder made iu the above stalet case by his Honor. Judge J a*. F. Islar, dated 16 h October, 1893. 1 will sell on Balesday, 7ih November, lb92, at Union, C. II., in ths town of Uuion, within the legal hours of sa'e, the following s* described lands, to wit : > * 1. One tract of laud iu Pincknty tot. uP* ship, containing one-hundred and twentynine acres, more or loss, bounded by lands of Tho?. Morris and others. 7. Lot *in town on Bachelor s'reel 11" known ns tlie Livery S'nble Lot. bounded by f ' lots of W. K. McNeace, P. M. Cohen, estate 15* of Henry llardy and others. 8. Lot near town on Pmckney roaJ, contaiuiog about turee acrrs. bounded by lauds t*e of ? | V. Lot iu town, c ruer Btchelor ami Academy streets, known as the McNaBy lot, l,e bounded by lots of 1*. M. Cohen nud others. nC 10. Lot on Bachelor street adjoining lot It, i,j Ml. Storoi.0,1^0 :,n<l l<>t on Main Street, he apoining lots of \V.'!' Graham aud Mrs. V. i>0 Coleuieu. 31. Lot in town, corner of llucbelor and |\ Sharp strcctc, biundid by sa.d slrects, lota of J. W. Wallace, L ('arson and others. 33. Tract of land known as the O Neil place, containing sorenty-niiio (79) ncres. m,re or less, bound,d by lands of Goran Hancock, John Uecknell, David GaGoiau, estate cf II. S. Beaty nnd others. 34. Eight lota of land in Bgansvilc township, known as lots No. 1, 2, 3. 4, o, 0, 7 and 14, in the division of the West Springs tract, bounleI by lauds of Benjamin West, .11. A. Hopkins, and Glenu Springs road. 22. Lot nnd Dwelling House, ill town cf Union, on Main street, known as the Home I'lnce, tho lot containing about two acres, [J* bounded by Maiu street, lots of 11. T. Gtc I aud Jus. II. Rodger, and the Spartanburg *? Union aud Columbia Kadroad. TERMS OF SALE. One-fourth part in cash, and the balance ej 011 a credit of one and two years, in equal JU installments, with interest from day of side; Ug the credit portion of the purchase tuouey to jSi be secured by bond of the purchaser and a ttc mortgage of the premises sold. gC Purchasers to pay for papers, and have the privilege to pay tho whole of their bids iu cash. C. II-PEAK E, 08 Master for Union County Master's Office Oct. 1 ?>, 1892. ve Oct 21 43 3t lie DO YOD KNOW WHERE to get the best Lady s $1.00 Shoo, in lace or g, Button? g MWMB7ir>w#<ir^nMiJL?ij?ij UUlIk??l?I "" WHERE to get a Lady s L inc i?> Dongola Kid Button _ !Shoe, in Common Sense or Opera last, for $2.00, n. Worth $2..r>0 ? WHERE ik to get a Gent's line io call" welt shoe in Lace or Congress, for $3.00, usually sold at $3.o0 to $4.00*? ] roowmiK53r:jL>.-5i>?: jiUK.'u'wznssestisaKsama WHERE to buy a Bay State Men's Boot, Heavy Scotch Sole, for $2.2f) ? c WHERE to buy Cotton Fluids for a lets a yard, regular ' price 4.lets. (l t. WHERE ? to line! the CHEAPEST, ^ and also the FINEST ig line of Dress Goods ? >r i: WHERE y, to buy a Doy s two piece suit for $1.25? is WHERE to get a Lady s Wrap in t? the latest style and at f; the lowest' price? Hi : In a Nutshell! '? WHERE to get the llESl GOODS for the LEAST MONEY. INQUIRE AT Pnntnu UTi 1 It-inn 0 flu irufiici, ffiiLiusauu. I ro i**1 " ? rjL"<? County ANNUAL MEETING. c- Ol'fick of Col'nty commissioners ) Union Copnty, S. C. Oct. 1st. 1802. j l' A I,L creditors of the County who have n* 2\. claims against the County, not already "> examined ami approved, arc lineby notified ,n that they must present them to the Clerk of this LI anl on or before the lirst d ?y of So'ie vembcr next, or their claims will be passed to (he next fiscal year. All persons interested will gtvern tlicni0f se'?es accordingly. (H Tno regular Annual meeting will he held cl on Thursday, the 10th day of November 0f next. rs. ';y orlcrof the Hoard of County Commissioner?. Attest; ('HAS. Bol/r, Clerk of Hoard. 1 Sep 7 41 It. ^ ' ?? N DRY We arc now opening a wc offer cash bu OUR Our SHOE' stock is con to be bottomed with CHEAP Ill the GROCERY liiu arrive at $A.< TOB ACCC All grades of TOBACCO SHELF ANI SHELF GOODS, CAKI V HORSE We have ordered a li and in fact try to keep NO TKOUBLE TO SI V JL Mch 1 Determined by Is Having decided give all of my tinj< another and better ; fession, I have deci to quit the Mercar business. In Hardware, Gil b u c F O R T II E NO CREDIT? SO w. SeD lio rouger Goods TAX NOTICE. [IIFUKBY give notice that the to for (lie fiscal year commencing her the first, eighteen hundred and one is: For State purposes 4.1 mills. For Ordinary County purposes, 4 For past Indebtedness 1 mill. For Interest on Kailrcd bonds 3A ni For retiring Kiilroad bonds 1] mi For School purposes 2 mills. For Union School District, Local, 2 1 will attend at the places, and < days stated below for (lie purpose ec'.ing taxes : October loth. Saturday, Santuc. " 17 " Monday, Fish Dam. " 1H " Tuesday, Black rock " 1!) ' Wednesday, Croat K a " Thursday, Oibbs.. " 21 " Friday, Joncsville. 22 " Saturday, Keltou. " 21 " Monday, Oowdeysvil " 2o " Tuesday. Wilkiosvil 1< " 2ti " WcJnesdiy, Timber The balance of the time, until th of December, in the Treasurer's oi Union. JUIK> i*. iiium; Treasurer of Union (Tji Sept 10 .18 Fine Lands for Sale. orv PACOLET IIIV k |>UL()N(11N0 to the estnto of ?fo?i 1 J ler, deceased, will be sold in 5 d tract-. Plats can be siren by calling Executor. Terms gf sale?One-third caab, bal 1 and - years time. The above lands will certainly be public auction, before the Cour<houi at Union, on Salesday in November. T. L. HAM] Exeo Sep 00 iO j i E W GOODS ' new stock of DRY GOODS wh lyers at reasonable prices. : 0 E STOCK. tipleto, and we guarantee every j LEA.THER, 110 paper tilling. GROCERIES ? wo can fill your bill. Flom JO to $4.50 per barrel. 9 i JL JL3 -A- V V V from which the most fastidious be suited ) FANCY GOOD !S AND CRACKERS OF MA ARIETIES. MILLINER' nc of HORSE MILLINES everything the public, may need IOW OR PRICE ANY OF 0 GOODS. RESPECTFULLY, oung & Hunter. 10 to Quit Businei it Januarv. ?/ I to 5 to Some rich bargai pro- in store for the peo] of Union County \ lti*e the next 90 days, us, Stoves, Harness a 1GIES. SiPO T C ASI DON'T ASK. T MEAN BUSINEg D. BEWLEY. ;?'J iita 6 PURCELL'E MUST GO. Two Small Tracts of Land Novorn- Sale in Santuo. ninety | WILL sell before the Courthouse dc J. the town of Union, on Mondaj Bcventh <lny of November, next, the fc I mills, ing described property: Two tracts of containing sixty acres more or less, siti ono mile and one and one-quarter lil's. respectively from Santuc depot. D. both of these tracts huve dwellings them; one a two-story, and good ore! . Half of this last named tract is in stock mi and original forest. . m the Purchasers of these lands will be | of col- until first of ./anuary to make paymen resold at purchasers risk. Private salt be made if terms can be ngrced upon. These lands can he seen by calling 01 undersigned at his residence in Santuc. J. H. RANDOLI eys. ^?P '1? ^0 NOTIHF I, OrriCE OF CoMM ISSIONF.HS, Union County, S. C-, Oct. 11, 1802 e- mIIK selection of a Superintendent o Hidgc. JL Poor House and its inmates, and 3 c loth 8er ot Poor House Farm will be mti ilice at Saturday, tho 22d day of Ooto Inst. Applicants mutt file (heir soiled bids uniy. dressed to the Clerk of this Hoard, tna / .? in plain worJs on the envelops, ' POOR HUUSK SUPERINTENDENT," or before the 21 st ilni/ of October inst. bids will be considered afier that day. Hy order of the Hoard of County w,-,. . missioners. Attest: CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Horn all Fos- Oct 14 42 ifferent t on the To Those Indebted. anot on ALL pet sons indebted to me by no! account, will please take notice te door the same is now due, and payment mn made by the first of November, eithc BS, cash or negotiable paper, ator. T. E.'BAILE 4t Oot 14 42 1 new" RAC1 ich Is still ahead and will s< Shoes, Hats, Gl< *? Goods, Notions Glassware, T I All of which were bought *? the same way. While in the Northern in picking up some rare barjj * bought at less than half the iron-clad rule?put 011 one ch can matter how cheap we buy r ask ourselves how much e? how cheap can we sell it. You cannot afford to buy looked through our immense NY self 011 prices. We wish to call especial a Men's Youth's and Boys clot VT - ever seen in Union before. L very cheapest to line black h Come in and let us show < LY, some prices. 1 UK HAR April 10 NEW FAL] HL-| NOW OPEN FOE sg| Out buyers Jiave just returned \ vlicre they bought a large and t o suit all the trade. Shoes, Sho ns /First, we will say that our stc we are prepared to make you soi for C'0M e8^ kuyer. *iavc some s line.. Call and see them. Dress Goods, Sta III! In Dress Goods wc are prepare and at very reasonable prices, i In Staple Goods, such as Pri the n.ew things in Cotton Goods, I. M I L L I : A W( )RD TO TIIE LADIES : ^ Our* Millinery Department, see tion, J because tt'ic ladies always son tl icre. We can show you all the ik __ nets, and Trimming of everv ki . get inrst choice. \ You will always lind us wil goods, and the very lowest price Y0U11S YERY RES GRAIO I .Inn '22 Ti '"ABE YOO ABREAST >or in > r Ibc dlovvJao<l If not, just read onrefu*ly, and you wil iateii tinjcp. Cotton is very low fjj price, and u i 011 es I classes of merchandise must be down at R upon I My buyer is now buok from the Nort iard. S tho past 110 days, picking up .bargains ?it pine I you such inducements as uiy ?j.npetitors c [ My stock is large, uud selocUc' with tlx dutch l? ? Yf i?oc8: j win j)ry Qoods, Notions, Mil 1 ,he Shoes, Trunks, Tinwari ii. I can only call your attention to w few of to offer you. One word to tbo Ladies, first ; M MILLINERY! This is the lino of g( J havo secured tho services of .MISS MAE establishment in the country. She comes the one of tho best Trimmers sent out froui th loin t00'c a^vaolaK? of u" the Fall openings of Baltimore. The stock is largo and cot fcw- LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. Read these few of tho many bargains thi ft<*" 6000 yds Dress Prints worth 7Jc for Gc. -A lu\o "^00 "* Piedmont Shirting, i\c. Tl *OR 6000 " Dress Plaids, 4Jo. Tl 100 Dozen Spools Cotton, "200 yds spools, 2c. Tl * ? A good alt Leather whole stock shoe, 76c. Lu Com- \ iine 0f Drummer's samples, consi # kerchiefs. Gloves, Over-shirts, Shawls, I |.j l'ocket Rooks, Laundriud and Uolaundrica' 2i WHOLESALE PRICES. This is a ra bargains. ALL WOOL-FILLING JEANS, t. or CENTS PER isMte Come at ooce and you will find that I au r bj every article as advertised. J. v at. McU 20 12 i t'ORK . SET. ix)ii bo chuck full of othmg, Dress j, Crockery, inware, etc. cheap for cash, and go arket wo succeeded in fains. Lots of goods ur value. We have ail >se profit am) atop, no in article. We do not in wo got for it? But goods until you have i stock and posted yourttcntion to our stock of liing. Nothing like it Prices range from the aiits. aur goods and give you IESPECTFULLY, RY & BELK. 15 1 y L GOODS, 1 INSPECTION. I from the Northern markets, well assorted stock of goods es, Shoes. ink of shoes is immense, and lie prices that will catch the peeialties to offer you in this lis Goods, Etc. id to offer you some beauties, no. nts, Ginghams, and all we have a very large slock. [V K 11 V . mis to be the cenjtjrc of attraciind the novelties of the seaiw shapes in Hats and Bound h) inn.tc.li. ltln.ll " th a full ^tock of iirst class iS. 3PECTFULLY, LM & SPARKS. WITH THE TIES? 1 bo enlightened. These aro tough small crop being made, noccssarily u 11 OCK ROTTOM PRICKS. horn markets, w.icru ho has been for prices which will enable uio to offer auuot uiect. j greatest cure una taste in all these linery, Clothing, Hats. q and Crockeryware. the many bargains which I aui able ILLINERY! MILLINERY! )ods that you are all interested in. i TIN, I?to with tho largest miliinery among you highly recommended a * 10 North. Roforc coming South si. ; the largest Fancy Goods Stores in nplcte, and prices guaranteed to lo it I am now offering for sala. good pair Men's Boots $1.87c. ie best Stiff ilat in the Stats, f?Oc. io Best Sjft Felt, full shape. $1.00. lt..t M.n'a Hi,it nt Clnti.B* St It V) tdies Jackets worth $8 and ?10, for only S.I Hinp of Underwear, Hosiery, HandFascinators, Children's Knit Good*. Shirts, and lots of small wares at it opportunity for securing genuine GUARANTEED, ONLY 20^^ YARD. ^ ,? jiot "blowing," but can show y- u V. McLURE, Ag't.