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flu Epidemic IiCmiuxD.?Cleveland
Ohio, Oct. 29.?The Euclid Avenue Opera
Heuse wee totally destroyed by fire this
wonting. It is tuppoeed n defective electti
light wire smarted the Hunts. The less on
the opera hoi.ee is estimated at $1)00,000.
The insurance is $150,000.
Shortly after noon fire hr*?V* ?? ?=
i?|? > ncn block at the southwest corner
ef Season and Long streets, and before!
, being |-nt out it hed damaged the buildiog
and con teat e to the extent of about $50,000^
g. Up to noon over twenty fire alarms bad been
turned in from different parts of the cty.
'* '
Now Tar This.?It will cost you nothing
aad will surely do you goo I, if yeu have a
Cough. C> Id, or any trouble with throa',
Chest or luf ?rn Or Kinir'a N??
for Censuupiion, Coughs sod CoMs is guaranteed
to gi?e relief, or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La Qrippe fouad it
jut (lie fhidg and under its use bad a
speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample
bottle a'our expense and learn fer yourself
just bow go id a thing it is Trial bottles
free at B. F. Porey's Drug S'.ore.
Large bottles 50c. and $1.00.
Mrs. Harrison's death was the seventh
which has occurred in the white house since
its erection. Those who proceeded her
from that mansion to the spirit land, were :
President William Henry Uarrisen, grandfather
of the present president; Mrs. President
Tyler, nee Letitia Christian; President
Zachary Taylor; "Tad," ton of President
Lincoln ; Mr. Dent, father of Mrs.
Grant, and Minister Allen, of Hawaii.
- Thud Tibti yk i. linn a.
J. Waddell Bowden, William II. Duncan ,
Philip 1. Raw I, Whit A. Hamilton, Robert
B. Ligon; William W. McElwee, Julious J.
Lane, Ruikiti H. Tayler.
MARRIED.
THOMAS?THACKSTON. Married, on
27th October, 1892, by William Jefferies,
N. P., at lha residence of S. R. Thaoketon,
>lc. T. H. Thomas, of Trough Shoals, to
Alias Ioa Thackstoo, of Aebury.
Liat or Letters
Remaining iu tlic PostofBco at Union, for
the week ending Not. 4ib, 1892.
Miss Losey Eison |Miss Elean;c Jeter
Mr. Tominio Rice.
persons calling for the above letters will
please say if advertised, and will be retired
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. C. HUNTER. P. M.
A Pressing Call.
ALL pars ns indebted to us, either by
note, account, Mortgage or Lien, are
hereby notified thai in erder to meet the
pressiJg demands of our obligations, we are
compelled to make collections nt once from
those indebted to us, nnd we hereby give
notice that settlements must be made immediately.
FA NT Bit OS.
^ Nov. 4 45 p.
Stato of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
By JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Samuel S. Stokes has
made suit to uie to grant him Letters
of Admin intra tieu on the Eitute of and effects
of Jnuies N. lteuner, decease 1.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said James N. Rentier, deceased, that
tRey be and appear, before nto, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South
Carolina, on the l'Jth day of November, 18'J*2,
after publication hereof, at 11 o'c'ock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should net be
grunted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2nd
day of November, Anuo Domini, 18'J2.
JAMES M. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Published on the 3rd day tjf November,
1802, 'iu the Weekly Union TtMps- *
Nov 4 -Id 2t
MORTGAGE SALE.
The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY
"|""|"NDEll and by virtue of a power of tale
V> cwiuauwu in m mortgage oxpcmou ana
cfvlivejcJ by ft. N. Higley to J. It. l<itlls
and William l.ittle, hairing date the 4(h
day of November, 181)1, and recorded in
the office of the Register of Mesoe Conveyance
for Union County in the Stite of South
Carolina, in biok of mortgages M. No. 12,
page 128, we will sell at public sa'e before
the Courthouse door at Union, in the County
and State aforesaid, during the legal hours
ef sale, on Monday, llje fill tjay of Noyenitor,
1892, all the
MINING AND M IN URAL RIGHTS,
franchises and privilcgo3, together with all
the wood and water privileges accompanying
sime, conveyed to E. N. Iligley by
William Little in the following lands, to wit:
Three several tracts, lying partly in Union
and partly in Spannnburg County ; the
first formerly of the estate of .Montgomery,
containing two hundred and fjfty-tive and
jieveit-tontbs (255 7-10) acres more or lo?s :
the second kuuwit as part of the Cowan
land, containing seventy-five (75) acres,
more or less; the third being the Fleming
laud, contn ning one hundred acres, more
or less?the wholo surroundel by lands
of 11. A. Cates, McArtlmr, West and
others ; and for fuUe1* description see
deed of William Litilo to E. N. Iligley, dated
November 4th, 1891, and recorded in book
I V rt f.ll '.C 7 I.. ll.. .. (T. -I* 11
. . I"/,- 'l^l| >I| IIIO U?l,t?J U| IIIC
Ue^Uter of Means Conveyances for suitl
county.
And also that other adjoining tract, containing
fifty aorcs, more or les*, lying and
being in the County of Union in siid State,
bounde 1 by Nott Hill Gold Mining lands on
the Bust, by lands of William Little on the
North, by the Gossett land on the South,
t'jjog the same described in ty deed nyade to
U.'N. Ilielny'by ?, "H. LjGle, dated 4th day
of Novembers 18!?1, and recorded in book
L. No. 00, page MOo, in the otlico of the
Register of Means Conveyance for said
county, to which referencj is male for fuller
description.
Al8 > nil machinery for digging gol l and
Washing goll, and all improvements of
every description ?u said lands, to wit :
Ontj engine and boiler, one pump, one ten
mill complete, also otic large boiler
an I about 2000 feet of u inch piping, and
utensils, also all appliances and fixtures
appertaining thoivto.
T Bit MS OF SALE?CASH.
Furcltaser or purchasers to pay for
paper*.
A. W. IIAZELWOOD, Assignee.
V.' II. IIA/'ELWO()i; as Aifinitiuuat
>r of Lattice lje^ehyjoj, deceased,
Assignee,
ff?Wotober l3tli"l%02.
^ Oct. 21 Id fit.
David Johnson, Jr. Thos. B. Butlor.
JOHNSON iV IH'TI.Ki:,
. . I - ?
Attorney* ai d Counselors,
UNION, S. C.
rROMl'r ATTENTION TO ALL LEGAL
BUSINESS.
Oct 14 42 JJui
MASTERS SALES.
FOR NOVEMBER 1&T2.
The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.
Court of Com n on Pleis.
Louis* liolliognworih
n
If. C. Miller, et al. ,
IN ?be<Sence to an oHer ma<l? 18th ,
March, 1802. by ilia Honor, Judge T. ,
B. Frw*er, I will sell before the Courthouse ,
door, in ?tae tgwn of Union, within the legal
hours of sale, the fol owing described prop- ,
erty to ni :
lTo Acres. ,
All that ceria n tract or parcel of land
lying, being and s tuatc ii Fish Darn town- ]
ship, Union Cuutiiy, containing one hundreJ j
and serenty-fivc acres, uiore or lee-1, bounded ,
by 1 ands of Jesse Coiner.
lii? said tract oriaud will be divided into I t
two separata tracts, plats of which can be (
seen at ihe Master's office.
TERMS OF SALE. .
Onc-tli rd of the purchase money to be '
paid in cosh, the balance on a credit of one
and two years in equal installments, with
interest from day if sale, the purchasers to
give their bonds and a mortgage of the '
premises to seem c the ba'ance of purchase 1
money.
The above lands Sold fct the risk of J. 1*. '
Ilollingsworth. <
C. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County. 1
Muster'* Offic Oot. 15, 181)2. 1
on*-?* at. wmm J
The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY,
Court of Common Pleas.
i
William 1*. Crocker, et al i
against
John C. Crocker, at al 1
IN obedience to an order maio by his .'
Honor, Judge James Aldricli, in the
above slated case, 1 will sell at Union. C. II.. !!
during the legal hours of sa'e, oo salesday,
7th November, 18H2, the following binds:
111 Acres.
All that certain traol uf land dengnatcd *
as trap! No. 2, in Pinckney township, Uniou '
County, on Gordon's Creek, and cou'oioing t
one hundred and eleven neroa, m re or less, 1
and bounded by lands of F. Al. Farr, estate 1
of Berry Coleman, deceased, John Savage
anl others. )
TERMS OF SALE. 1
One-third cash, balance on a credit of one
and two years, in equal in-, tall moms, with
interest from day of sale, purchaser to give
bond aud a moitgage of premises for the
credit portion of purchase money.
C. II. PEAIvE,
Master for Union county
Master's Office Oct. 15. !8'J2.
Oct 21 ill
The Stivte of South Carolina.
C
UNION COUNTY.
Court of Couunou Piens.
Richard C. Thomson
a gain-it
William Crocker, et ?1
IN obedienee to uu order made in the
above s n'ei case by his llouor Judge
Jas. P. Islar, 1 will soli at Union, C 11., iu
the town of Union, on salcsdiy, 7th Novem- 1
ber, 1802, during the legal hours of sde,
the following described lauds to wit:
1U4 .vclitis.
All thai ccrtuiu tract of 1-tnd situate iu
Draytonvihe township, in said County cf
Union, cont liuiug one hundred nil I ninetyfour
acres, aud bounded by lands of Joliu
1). Jcffetus, F. W. Eison, and It. it. Uio-tn.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half of tlio purchase money to be paid '
iu casb, and the balance on a credit of ouc i
year, with interest from day pf silo, to be
securod by bond of the purchaser aud a
mortgage of t'.ie premises; the purchaser to
pay for papers.
C. H. PEAKE,
Master for Union County
Master's Ollicc Oct. 10, 1
Oct 21 4*1 dt
The ?>tate of South Carolina. 1
UNION COUNTV,
Cuurt of Common l'leas.
Mildred A. Patterson
against
Jennie Worthy, etui
? V ? ? ?J ?.
I vuvuicubc 1U an m um inauc ill I lie OUOVC '
JL sta'cd c:we, by His Honor, Judge James
Aldrich, dated July 8-h, 181)2, 1 w.ll sell on
Salerday, Till November, 181)2, at Union
0. 11., in the town cf Union, dining the
leg il hours of sr'.c, the following described
lands lo wit : (
800] ACRF.9.
All iliat parcel or tract of laud situate 1
and being in Union county, in said State
on the waters of Rroad River, bounded by
ltuds of the estate of John 11. Jeter, and the
estate of Nat Gist aud others, containing
three hundred and one-half acres, more or
less, being the land conveyed (o Winrcn
Wortljy, deceased, by John R. Jeter with ^
the exception of fifty acres of paid tract,
which has been laid oil'for Virginia Worthy,
J. C. Worthy and Henry Worthy.
*2i>0 ACRKS.
All that parcel or tract of land in said
County aud State aforesaid, upon the waters 1
of llroad River, containing two hundred and
fifty acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands of Gidtain 11. Jete<*, W. 1'. Jeter the
i'iucknt-y Fcrvy ro*d and llroal River;
being the tract ol land conveyed to Warren
Worthy, deceased, by W. T. Jeter. '
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half cash, balance on a credit of one
year, with interest from day of sale, to lie "
secured by bond of tlie purchaser and mortgage
of the premises. Sold with the privilege ^
of the purchaser to pay flic whole in cash,
C. II. PEA KM,
Master for Union County.
Master's Otlice, October 15, 1802.
Oct 21 4=1 3t
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Conpnoii Bleqs.
Mary K, Thomson
(ii/itiuft
John YVil'ard, et al
IN obedience to an order made in tho above
state 1 case by his Honor. Judge James
F. I7.1hi*, dated loth October, lx'.l2, I will
sell on Silesday, 7th November. I8'd2, at
I'uion t'. II.. in I lie to wr. of Ui.iou, diifing
lie leg^l boms ul sale, the hollowing described
linds ; I
All thai ccr'aui Iract or plantation of Ian I
in 'Juion township, of said cuinty, adjoin- |
ing lands of John Kison, Major Burnett,
l'. M. Cohen, C. C. 8urior, John Brandon
and others, c-ntuining one bundled and
ninety-seven acres, more or less, being the
land known as the Fan WiMurd Place,
I bltMb OK S.VLIv
Ono Ihi'd en?'!. the balance on it credit of
one and two years ill e<pi?il installments,
with ie.evest from day of sa c. to be secured 1
by band of purchaser, and a mortgage of '
the premises. Purchaser to yay for papers.
('. II. PKAKK. 1
Master for Union County. i
Master's Oflicc Oct. 1"?, i8'.<2,
Oct 21 44 St.
Tho State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY
Court of C-uim"n Pleas.
Jas. H. and L. N
mgmmtt
Almira K. ktodgcr.
IN t-bedience ;o nu order made iu the
above sta'e l case by his Honor. Judge
las. K. lslar, dated 15 h October. 18'.'2, I
sill sell on Salesdav, 7th Noveml?er. 1^0*2,
?t Union, C. H., in tho town of Union,
within the legal hours of sa'e, the following
1 escribed lands, to wit :
1. One tract of land in Pincknejr lownihip.
containing one-hundret ant twenty>inc
acres, more or less, bounded by lands
>( Th >e. Morris and others.
7. Lit in town on Bachelor street
mown as the Livery Stable Lot. bounded by
ots of W. E. McNeaee, P. M. Cohen, e-tate
>f Henry Hardy and others.
8. Lot near town on Pinckncy road, eonainiog
about three acres, bounded by lauds
>1
0. Lot in town, c rwr Bichelor anil
\cademy streets, known as the McNal:y lot,
>ounledby lots <-f P. M. Cohen and others.
10. Lot on llachelo - street adjoining 1 jt
So 0.
80. Si. re..ouse and lot on Main Street,
idjoitiing lots of W. T- Graham and Mrs. V.
Coleman.
31. Lit in town, coiner ?-.f Bachelor and
liarp streete, bmndtd yj ta d slreets, lots
>f J. W. Wallace, L Cars .n and others.
83. Tnct of ltni kuown as the O'Ncrl
place, containing roventy-ntns (70) acres,
note or less, bounded l-y lands of Goran
llujcock, John Ueckncll, David Ualluian,
slsft ef II. 8. Beaty ?n<t oMiees.
31. Light lots of land in B gansvil'c
owuship, known as lots No. 1, 2, 3. 4, 5, 0,
f and Hi in the division of the Nest.
Springs tract, bouu le I hy lands of Bcnjanin
West, 11. A. llspkius, and Glenn
springs road.
"J'J. Lot and Dwelling House, in town ef
Jnion, on Main street, known us the llotuc
['lace, the lot containing about two aeres,
rounded by Main street, lots of K. T. Ute
ind Jus. 11. Rodger, and the Spnrlauburg
Jnion aud Columbia llatlroad.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ore-fourth fart in cisb, and the balance
in a credit of one and two years, in equal
ustallinents. with interest from day of ssle;
he credit portion of the putchasc mouey to
>e secured by bo.id of the purchaser and a
nortgaze of the premises sold.
Purchasers to pay for papers, and have
he privilege to pay the whole of their bids
n cash.
C. II. PEAKE,
r.._ I T_ I
ivn \ IIUM1 VyOUIllJ
Master's Otlice Oct. 15, 18U2.
Oct 21 41 St
00 YOO KNOW
WHERE
to get the best Ludy s
?1.00 Shoe, in luce or
Button ?
WHERE
to get a Lady s Fine
Dongola Kid Button
Shoe, in Common Sense
or Opera hist, for ?2.00,
worth 2.~>0 ?
WHERE
to get a Gent's Fine
calf welt shoe in Lace or
Congress, for ?3.00,
usually sold at ?3.?~>0 to
?4.00'?
sssrinarssn-'ournawaaMMHHHBB
WHERE
to buy a Bay State
Men's Boot, Ileavy
Scotch Sole, for $2.25 ?
i'tZXK .TK^J?ng?aj?BWH
WHERE
to buy Cotton Plains for
4cu? a yard, regular
w ' O
price 4 Jets?
! ! ?bp?g-aaaiui
WHERE
to find the CHEAPEST,
and also the FINEST j
line of Dress <roods?
~r-H>Miii II 111 11 Trfr,'"-,-~-jr',JT-r "
WHERE
to buy a Boy's two
piece suit for $1.25?
WHERE
to got a Dady s AY rap in
the latest style and at
the lowest price?
awaw?BM? II B 11 II I I. ,I III*
In a Nutshell!
WHEllFi , rr..T
to get toe JSRm"
GOODS for the LEAST
MONEY.
IXOU1RE AT
Foster, Kins & Co.
Jan 1 2 (f
Grow Happy,
ALL parties indebtel to us in any way,
either on account, note, lien or mort$ago,
must niiiko iinrncliale payment.
I'arties having purchase t guano for colon
will remember the time expires Nov.
1st. |S<>2.
PARR * THOMSON.
Oct 28 It 4t.
Attention Alliances!
IJINl'KNpV township Allianv Union will
meet at Hughes' School House, on Satanlay
before the second Sunday in Decern
bcr.
livery sub-Alliance in the township 19
requested to elect delegates to represent
it in the Union.
J. l>. GOING.
Oct 28 14 it.
T
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Sf
N
DRY
We are now opening
we offer cash
n TT T? Q
u u ?t u .
Our SHOE stock is c
to be bottomed \vi
CHEAP
In the GROCERY li
arrive at $
All grades of TOBAGO
SHELF AN
SHELF GOODS, CAI<
HORSE
We have ordered a
1 A . *
ana 111 lact try to ke<
NO TROUBLE TO f
Mch 4
Determined
by]
Having decid<
give all of my tii
another and bettei
fession, I have de
to quit the Merci
business.
In Hardware, ll
B U i
FOR T H ]
NO CREDIT?S<
Sep 23
RODGER
Goods
MILLINER
JUST received from ilie North
kets, a choice select ira of M illi
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST
Always pleased to show goo Is
satisfaction to customers.
MRS. J AS. C
Oct 14 42
Mortgage Sale.
BY virtue of a power contain^ I i
gaga given by SpQncor M, it
IV. M9Lure, dated the 11th day
1887, and Recorded in the office ol
ister of Mesne Conveyance ft
'.'camy. South Carolina, in book o
I ges J. No. page 376, I will se
highest bidder, before the Courtho
at Union. S. C.. durincr the leeal
sa'e. on Salesday in November nex
lands described in said Mortgage u
All that piece, parcel ov pluntatioi
lying, byihg arid situate in It
[ Township, County and State nf?resi
pan of the plantation formerly <
Jnspor Lawaon, nnd by him con
| deed of gift to his daughter, Sarah
drip, and by her to the said SpcnCt
and John W, McLure, on the 23
December, A. D., 1880, moiQ
reference thereunto being hid tl
nd d stanoti, described ih u*i I det
beginning at a ll icitory S. 3, \\\ 33
thence N 80, E. 57-00 to a aiuko,
82, E, 30.00 to a stake, thence 8. 2
to a 1'ost Oak, thence S. 80. W. 1
slake, thence S. 69, W. 25.00 to a
id J tock fence, thence N. 22, E. -1
oak, thence S. 80 W. 53. to 'he
ontaining sixty t\,Q acres, mort
rcco.dcu in office of Kegister of M
veynnce for Union County, Hook .1
page 2<t5, the 3d day of January^
Terms of sale?CASil. f'uvchai
for pnpeva,
L. 0. LITTLE It
Moi
Union, S. C., Oct. 15, 1802.
Oct 21 13
When at Horne.
Hereafter i *b*u be in my
Union, the first days of e*cl
I D. A. TOW!
[ E W
GOODS.
'
a new stock of DRY GOODS which
buyers at reasonable prices.
HOE STOCK.
omplete, and we guarantee every pair
th LEATHER, no paper filling.
GROCERIES
iii a ii'a ao a aii k:ii vi aii r 4a
ntvi if u van uu j uui miii. i' ivui iw I
4.00 to $4.50 per barrel.
^?^B A O P o !
l) from which the most fastidious can
be suited
D FANCY GOODS.
wES AND CRACKERS OF MANY
VARIETIES.
MILLINERY.
line of HORSE MILLINERY,
?p everything the public may need.
SHOW OR PRICE ANY OF OUR
GOODS.
RESPECTFULLY,
iToung & Hunter.
10 if
to Quit Business
Lst January.
5d to
ne to Some rich bargains
r pro- in store for the people
cided union County for
mtile next 90 days,
_________________
is, Stoves, Harness and
G G I E S ,
E SPOT CASH.
O DON'T ASK.
I MEAN BUSINESS.
I. D. BEWLEY.
30 3m
& PURCELL'S
; MUST GO.
Z Mar- Sewing Mines From SID l!|i.
uery
1' K ICES,
. I can furnish you with several of the be3t
and give makes of the high grnde Sewing Machines,
, on reasonable terms, nnd at Vho lowest.
' '' i?i ices, also
?? GOOD SECOND HAND MAa.Mort
CHINES FROM $10 UP.
ice oml J. To any person whose Machine or Musical
p i tZ' Instrument I have had to repossess because
iit Ia,lure ?I 'ho purchaser to pn? the install
>P \i ?10n roen*3 when due. I will give a HVKC'IAL
I Aloitga- discount now, if they desire to buy.
II to the
use door s, M% Kict?, Jr. E. U.
hours of
;t, cert ain ^ 8. Won't forget that 1 sell some of the
s follows he t l'iauos and Organs that are made.
, of land. 8. M. 1UCE, JR., E. U.
ognnsville ? ? ?
vd, being SHERIFF'S SALES.
>wncd by
veyei by FOR NOVEMBER. IB!*
i L>. Wul- nv virtue of sundry ex ecu lions to me
JrM.Uiee I) directed, 1 wid fell before the Court>1
day of hou&o door, in the town of Union, on Monparipjular
day, the seventh day of November next,
ilk courses during the legal hours of Sheriffs sales,
id, to wit: ilie following described j roperty te wit \
i, to stake, Three mules belonging to Thomas Lee
thence N. Thorp, ti&rmd Bill, Jack ar^i May, levied on
?, E. 2 50 and to be sold a9 property of Thomas
11.50, to a Lee Thorp, ;;i the suit of \V. II. If. Bevill,
i stake by et *t. Plaintiffs, against Thomas Lee 'fherp
Id to -\k! et ftl Defendants,
beginning
" 01 ),ISS' Tho following Ileal Estate will be sold for
ClVll 6 ' Oil ,
i v ?iu ta^c>s before the Courthouse door, at Union,
la' / ' 0,1 Saleadny in November, 1892:
f ' One tract of land belonging to Mrs. M.
sii > pay j, Udwltius,, in Union Srliool Distiici, containing
244 acres.
One tract of land belonging to Mtjs. M.
itgogee. j, i/awkins, in Draytonville township, con?
taining 920 ncres.
One trac'. of land be'onging to Mrs. M.
P .DawklnV, in Joucsville townsbip, containing
289 ncres.
The above described real estate will be
office a sold for isxes at the suit of the State a, a nst
i week. Mrs. M. P. Dawkins.
s'SEND. Sheriff s Office, October 16tb, 1892,
3?^^ * . % V-. s\ /
m
^ *
Yi
NEW
RAC
IS THE
To buy your whiter goods
them where you can get the
money. Appreciating that
of our energies to fill our sh
some of the biggest bargains
You know full well tha
Union^ we have saved you i
lar. Now with our experie
ties, we are prepared to dc
good than you could even i
We haven't the time to q
cles, but will tell you how w<
Cotton checks, 31, same ?
4 to 5 cents for. Soda, 4cts
a hnv. Hull Tlironil. 1 nm
cents up. Boy's suit from 1
good suit for $2.48. We hn
line of clothing ever shown
OUR SHOl
Our shoe stock is secoiu
Will open up a big line of
and you know how cheap w
Come in and let us show
HAR
April 10
NEW FAL
NOW OPEN FOI
Our buyers have just returnee
where they bought a large and
to suit all the trade.
Shoes, She
First, we will say that our st
we are prepared to make you so
closest buyer. We have some
line. Call and see them.
Dress Goods St
In Dress Goods we are prepari
and at very reasonable prices, 1
In Staple Goods, such as Pri
the new things in Cotton Goods,
M I L I, X .
A WORD TO THE LADIES :
Our Millinery Department se
tion, because the ladies always
son there.
We can show you nil the 11
nets, and Trimmings of every ki
get first choice.
You will always find us wi
goods, and the very lowest pric<
YOURS VERY RE!
GRAII3
Jan 22 f
ARE YOB ABREAST
If not, just read carefully, anil you wi
times. Cotton is vory low in price, and a
classes of merchandise must be down at 11
My buyer is now back from the N<rl
the past 30 days, picking up bargains at
VOU Slich inSllccmnnfa na mo
wa?|?.-.,..v*D
1 My -tcck is largo, and soiocud with tli
lines:
Dry Goods, Nations. Mi
Shoes, Trunks, Tinwar
I can only call your attention to a few o
to offer you.
One word to tho Ladies, first: Jfl
MILLINERY ! This in tho line of g
have secured tho services of MISS MAI
establishment in the country. She comet
one of tho be6t Trimmers sent out f rom tl
took advantage of all the Fall openings of
Daltimore. The stock is large and co
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
Read these few of the many bargains tb
r>(?00 yds Dress Prints worth 7Ac for tic. /
5000 ' Piedmont Shirting, 4$c. T
5000 " Dress Plaids, 4$c. 'I
100 Dozen Spools Cotton, 200 yds spools, 2c. 'J
A good all Leather whole stack shoe, 75c. I
A big line of Drummer's t-amploi, consi
kerchiefs, Gloves, Over-shirts, Shuw.'s,
Pocket Hook.s, Luundricd and TlnlninvJric
WHOLESALE PRICES. This is a r
bargains.
ALL WOOL-FILLING JEANS,
CENTS PE
Come at voce and you will find that I i
every article as advertised.
J.
, Mch 20
IE "
YORK
KT? T!
PLACE
i of course you will buy
most goods for the least
fact, we have exorted all
elves and counters with
\ ever brought to Union.
,t since we have been in
nuny a hard earned dolnoe
and increased faoili>
your pocketbook 11101*0
vsk 'j?e\
uoto prices 011 nuuijjr arTE*"""*"0
are selling a few tilings.
;oods others ask you from
a pound. Matches, let
it. Men's hats from 10
r5 cents to $5.00- Men's
,ve the best and cheapest
in Union.
n* cjrn/\nTr
Hi tO L V
I to none in the State,
sample shoes this week,
re soil them,
you through our stock.
RESPECTFULLY,
RY & BELK.
15 * ly
L GOODS,
1 INSPECTION.
1 from the Northern markets,I
well assorted stock of goods
>es, Shoes
ock of shoos is immense, and
me prices that will catch the
specialties to oiler you in this
aple Goods Etc.
ed to offer you some beauties,
,00.
i.nts, Ginghams, and all
we have a very large stock.
rv k Ji v .
cms to be the centre of attraciind
the novelties of the seaew
shapes in Hats and Bonind
to match. Call early and
th a full stock of first class
as.
3PECT FULLY,
LM & SPARKS.
It
With the times?
ifffl
<, xv
11 be enlightened. These uro tough
small crop being uiade, noccssarily all
LOCK BOTTOM PitICWS.
'.horn markets, w.iero lio his been fur
prices which will enable mo to offer
AM*.: .-'st ? ' M
0 greatest care aod taste in all these
ilinery, Clothing, flats,
e and Crockery ware, ;^|
>f tho many bargains which I am able
[ILLINERY! MILLINERY! ; ^
onds that you arc all interested in, I , tTIN,
htc with the largest miliioery
1 among you highly recommended as
he North, lief'oro coming South she
the largest Fancy Good* 8toros in
tnpletc, and prices guaranteed to be
i d
iat I am now offering for salo.
i good pair Men's Hoots $1.87c.
'ho best Slitt" Hat in the State, oOc. jL'd
'l.o Hest Sjfc. Felt, full shape, $1.00. f jjp*
L'lio Hest Men's Suit of Clothes, $3.GO. .
j idics Jackets worth $8 and $10, for only $3 "*?
sting of Uoderwcar, Hosiery, Ham-- '
Fascinators, Children's Kuit Good?
i Shuts, unu iota of small wares i t 'jH
aro opportunity for securing genuine
GUARANTEED, ONLY 2<|{?
R YARD. .JLjJSk
aui not "blowing," but can sboir^mB
W. McLURE, Ag't. S VI
12 Ji*
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