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. Fr?oadlsgs if Ik* ValM County itrriTiri' iiliiiUttii. Held la Union. July I. IbW. Tki Union County Survivors' Awociuior 8 f Co*fed*rat? Veterans mat in Union Court- J keuse 8*torday, July 1, 18U3, and was called e< to ardor by Liaut. Colonel I. O. McKiaeick, si Pmlii? c* :L. * ?. - ,:ir- d Aftar prayer by Rot. A. A. Jaroe?, Chap> lain of tba 18th 8. C. Volunteers, tba Pros- ai - ideal deolarel the Association reedy fur \ business, I! A Minutes of the last meeting were reed by y the Secretary and was ddopted by the Abso9 cist ion. e Tba comssittaa appointed at the last meeting to draft a constitution, through its chair- T man, ttjlliam Monro, Adjutant 18th Reg'tS. a C. Vo'unteers, reported the same which was G read by him *ud unanimously adopted by o the Association. Too President extended an invitation to a'l survivors who ware not enrolled to give p their names, and several names wars then . added to the roll, making a grand tetal*of s 30y member* <t!?j.t?<t 1 im uluercui | J arms 01 me Buuir; mrnct u iouows: artillery 29, cavalry 67, infantry 22*2, and . aavy 1; including 2o commissioned offloers, s 27 non-commissioned officers, with the fol- , lowing rank in each case, to-wit: 1 Brigadier Ocneial, 1 Lt. Colonel of cavalry, 2 Majors, 1 Chaplain, 1 Surgeon, C Captains, 4 First Lieutenants, 6 Second Lieutenants, 3 Third Lieutenants, 1 Adjutant, 1 Color Sergeant, 1 Quarter Master Sergeant, 12 Field Sergeants, 18 Corporals and 25 private*. Qeneral M. C. Butter, President of the State Survivors' Association, who was specially invito*? tc attend the meeting, was requested to give the object and purpose of the Survivors' Association, which he did in & plain, practical, business manner, staling that it was strictly a social, literary, historical and benevolent institution. The main object of wbicli .is to collect aud preserve tbo history, memories and traditions of the war between the States; to create and strengthen friendships which should exist ^tween the survivors of the Con federate L ny and navy; for the encouragement and Br' 4ice of the ntauly virtues?the patriot|)raCl urage, heroism aud integrity?which m, co >^ej file Confederate soldiers durwar. He suggested that the organize associations and different town ^oat tioal way of adopt the best f h* war frolu tho getting up the hi. .. maaU80rlpt form 1 actors themselves. ^ Association for the and file it with the St. < . irt ,ake uu use of the hiHoritn who ^Ct and carry on the work. ,i oc At the conclusion of his' remark# ?. cheers were given for General 0. Butlci, and the following resolution was offered and unanimously adopted : "Resolved, That the thanks of t'liis Asae- , ciation are tendered General Built r for lhc j interest manifested by him in occc| *-ing our invitation to visit us aud tho valua hJc su't?- ( gestions made by him." On motion of Kev. B. O. Clifford, ci 'lapony D, 23d N. 0. regiment, it was resolv id that I \ the thanks of this Association be tendered the survivors of tho Otli S. C. cavaii y for ' ^V^ieir kind invitation to this Associat ion to W meet thcni at Greenwood, S. C., July 4, 18'J3. In accordance with tho above resolution r the Secretary addressed the following letter : Scavivows' Asso. confederate veterans, \ Union, S. G., July 1, 18'J3. / ,( To the Survivors of the Gth S. C. Cavalry, Greenwood, S. C'.: Gentlemen :?At a meeting of the above ? Assciation held this day at Union Courthouse, Gen. M. C. butler extended your t] kind iavitation to the members of this Association to mcot with you at Greenwood, July ^ 4, 18<J8. n, I am directed by the Association to acknowledge the receipt of your invitation and j, to thank you colltctivcly and individually al for the same, and also to assure you that as many of our members as possibly can do so, will be with you at that time and place. Fraternally, \ J as. L. Strain, Secretary U. C. V. Association. The followiog commiitecs were appointed to orgaoize Township Associations of Con- 7i federate Veterans, to gather historical matter 3( and also to enroll the young men who are fo eligible to membership under article 8, see. 1 of the constitution,which reads us follows : "Those who served in the Confederate ariuy or navy to the close of the war, or honorably cc resigned, or were discharged therefrom, and vt those who, ihough not members of the army gi or navy had nevertheless performed service tii for the Confederate cause of distinguished st gallautry or merit, may be elected members di of this Association. The male issue of per- w bods included in the above, and of persons la who died (or were killed) in said servico, cc may also be elected members of this Associa- p< tion." gc bogansville?II. H. llobiuson, John Mc- w Cravy, M. b. Lee. Ci Cross Keys?J. F. bailey, Thos. 11. Gore, 1' Y. S. Bobo. 1' l)PAVtnil V ill A? V n F.ilHfttAltw ferns, D. It. Mcpherson. ol Fish Dam?W. K. Thomas, W. T. Jc cr, oc J. C. Richards. h< Gosheu 11 ill?S. M. Iticc, Sr., Dr. C. I*. ?t llamilion, i. M. Mobley. tli Gowdeysville?A. F. Komi rick, P. S. Web- m her, T. J Patrick. re Jonesvillc?W. II. S. Harris, T. L. Ilames, at N. It. Piuckne.v?A. G. Bentlcy, W. A. Moor- tb kfa<i, J. M. Aycock. n< ^Santuc?Dr. A. K. Fnnt, Jus. Sartor, G. tii P""*- II. Jeter. J Union?Dr. M. A. Moore, Itcv. 15. G. U Jk TjDForJ, S. 0. ilowcll. th Vi A ^^jJk'tiiiotioD. the Association adjourned to L( * ^ il| Union, Monday, August 7, 1893. th jfc I I. G. AIoKimiok, St Jp Stbaix, President. i * Secretary. 'Tub Nbw Statk Bonds.?Columbia, S. C., tj June 30.?There is much satisfaction and ac relief here at the action of the syndicate m which purchased the new 4J, per cent, bonds G of this Sintc issued to retire the t'? per cent. "Si brown consuls duo tomorrow, in completing tli today the payment of the ?5,250,000 for the in new bonds. The syndicate is composed of n< the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee company, U of Baltimore, John L. Williams & Sons, of , Richmond, Ya., and It. A. Lancaster & Co., in of New York, and tbeir associates. The vi contract to take (lie new bonds was made a Si few^lConlhs ago. The payment of the money, M lioCrer, in tlie midst of the prevailing de- di predion and stringency is regarded as a it remarkable achievement ami will do much (o b; relievo tho pressure and make an easier money market in this State and restore C ^^^pnfi'ieaee. It is thought hardly possible it ^JBat any group of financiers could secure so " "large a sum in the existing conditions. Tlifc II State is now in position to meet her obliga- II tions promptly.?Greenville News. C C Np.kii Moitk Sucii.?In conversation with (] Mr. F. \V. Gregory, of Crowell's, a few days p ago, our convictions that there is not only ^ an even living but money in farming were g deepened, ,11c told us that a year or two ago g he kept a strict uccouut of everything he g used on a six horse farm. lie charged liiin- p self, he said, just lis c he wenld a customer \ at his store, and after paying for everything he used on his six-horse farm and uiakiug an even eelt'enient, liqi fuind that he c cleared 5>1 ,'?C0 Mr. Orcg u-y thus demon- , strn'od that farming is a good business if it u ill well attended to. And it was only by j, ? , % and closo aitention that Mr. Gregory 4 i Vd so iniich money o?? hii investment, p I v V \cd more such farming and nio^c such | Ion to tho business of it.?S'volland p v jX <#1edgc will not he acquired without c pains and application. It is troublesome and a deep digging for pure waters ; but when you | come to the spring they rise up and meet p ' ) i. ? I # 1 fc | k Free?dingo of I I CnmttwThe North Pjedet Inter-denominationi . 8. Convention act with Salees Churn one 26, 189S. The pwcMdi?|i wen op?t 1 by the different schools iinpi| tppnpi ! Wmm. !>?? " ' iiirtizZri a?n oei acted by the chaplain, C. C. Roberta. Roll of Sunday Schools called. Delegatt orolled. Address of welcome bj Sam'I Strait espondrd to by Juhu R. Jefferiee. No. 104 Gospel Hymns, sung by ohoir. Minutes of last meeting read and appro' I t Qsntion.?"What are the differei bwn?hips doing in the 8unday Scho rork T"?Bro. P. 8. Weber responded f lowdeyrvil e township ; Bro. ffm. Jefferit f Drayt jusrille township, not present. SFTBRXOOS SESSION. After singing by choir and prayer hy tl IkanUin I'rrtiriMit J I. Strain fir* fn igljr referred to the death of one of Salem nr.day Sch?"! scholars, ana oucred the f< awing resolutions which were adopted : "WtiEREAs, Death, the insatiate areht as taken from our midst our sister Sundt chool scbolor, Mi?s Delia Brandon, thei ore, be it "Resolved, That we do hereby bow to t till of 'Him who dooih all things well,' ai ay?Thy will ob, God, u t ours be dene. "Resolved, That in the death of Miss Del Irandon our school has lest a faithful scli< r and one who had early deroted herself he work of her .Master. "Rtsolvid, That we extend lothebereav isily ou? hscr'.falt sympathy." 21 Question.?"What are the various Ss lay Schools d ing for Christ 7"?ltespond ,o by Superintendants of the Sunday Sch> jresent. 3d Question.?"Should the inlernstio] rapers take the place of the Bible in < Sunday School ?Opened by Bro. J. tiames, followed by C. W. Whisonant. Recitations of Bible texts by Sund School scholars. Question Box opened. Various questions were asked and disc ued to the edification of all present. On motion, it was resolved that the N. [. S. S. Convention meet with Asbury Cha; an the 4th Sunday in September, 1893. Congregation sang "Shall we meet bejrc the river T" Replied to by Miss Et Strain, organist, "We sha'l meet beyond There being no further business, the C vention was dismissed with prayer by b P. S. Weber. J- J-*. Strain, Prcs j. M. Grkkr, See'y. Attention. Colored Teachers. will be held in the Court Iloust : a C., a Teachers' Institute, for Union, a. .0jorej pcoplo of this count jcnefit of the v requeBlej ami expec Kve.y ? **r entire session, which beg t? bo present the one wcek. August Uth an.l M^ d p " L* exercises will oe M r> ?h -Mt. of Spartanburg, 3. C., 3. C. So,.. ' ite work, veil equipped n, M1 be held. Tapers Night sessions wiu school wc ho dilfercnt departments ,, * meetj ead by the various teachers ; live lisoussed, and much good will result i? ach teacher coming prepared to help ma liis the grandest meeting of colored instrt or* ever assembled in Union county. The public is invited to turu out aod ass s in making this meeting just what hould be. Teachers, if you wish to be abreast wi jc times, come. Come, though you ma real sacrifice, for this Institute will be ntold advantage to you in the sucoessl lanagement of your schools hereafter. Accommodations can be secured by appl ig to C. J. Jones, chairmen of committee rrnngeinents. E. Reii>, 1$. F. Foster, j B. J. Mims, t Committee. T. 1>. N^niUS, I C. II. jones, J Extra Session or Conorkss Called c rn or August.?Washington. D. C., Jni ).?The President this evening issued tl Rowing proclamation : Executive Mansion, "Washington, D. C., Juno 30, 1893. "Whereas the distrust and apprehousio mcerning tho financial situation which pci ide nil business circles have already cause aeat loss nnd damage to our people an ireaten to ciipple our mercantile interest op the wheels of the manufacturer, brio stress and privation to our farmers an ithhold from our workiogmen the wage ( bor;nnd, whereas, the present perilov mdition is largely the result of the financif dicy which the executive branch of th ivernment finds embodied in unwise law hich must bo executed until repealed b ingrcs. "Mow, therefore, I, Orover Cleveland resident ef the United States, in perforn ice of constitutional duty, do by this pro amotion declare that an extraordinar icasion requires tho convening of hot )uses of tho Congress of tho United State* the capital in the city of Washington, 01 e 7th day of August next, at 12 o'clock ion, to tho end that the people may b lio7cd through legislation from preset) id impending dinger and distress. "All those entitled to act as members ( c fitly-third Congress are required to tak itice of tbis proclamation and attend at th m? nnd place above stated. "Given under my hand and seal of tli nitcd States, nt the cit} of Washington, o e thirtieth day of June, in the year of on nrd one thousand eight hundred and ninetj reo, and of tho independence of the Unite ates tuc ono nunurea ana seventcentn. (Signed) "Grover Cleveland.'' Salaries of South Caeohna Postmai :ns. ? Washington, June 28.?The annui ljustment of salaries for Presidential pos asters has just been completed. Whil eorgia, Alabama and several oilier Souther tales have noticeably decreased in salariei lere have been reductions in only six offict i South Carolina, namely: Charleston, Bei ettsville, Laurens, Marion, Sumter an nion. In most cases there has hpen alvauc i receipts, but not sufficiently to make ad inces in the salaries of the postmaster: [>mc others have had phenomenal gain Ir. Scott, chief of the salaries and allowanc ivision, said this morning that the prospei y of a State could not bo judged better tba y her postofhees. The following arc those offices in Sout arolina in which there have been either a icrease or a decrease in salary : I'oetotficc. Old salary. New salar; cnufort $1,500 $1,0( cnnettsville 1,400 1,2( liarleeton 0,300 3,2( olumbia 2,GOO 2,7t oorgotown ... 1,800 1,4( aureus 1,400 1,3( Inrion 1,300 1.2( partnnburg 2,000 2,It ummervilc 1,000 1,2< umter 1,000 1,8< Inion 1,200 1,1( Vinnsboro 1,100 1,2( Mi.kctuic Hitters.?This remedy is b oming so well Known and so popular as iced no special mention. All who liai sed Klertric Hitters sing the same song rai->c. A purer medicine docs net cxi nd it is guaranteed to do n'l that is claime ilectric Hitters will .cure all diseases of tl .iver anl Kidneys, will remove Pimple toils. Salt llhcum and other affectioi uuscd by impure blood. Will drive Mai iu from the system and prevent as well i ore all Malarial fevers. For cure of Ilea ehe, Condipa'ion and Indigestion ti iloctric Hitlers. F.aliro satisfaction guars ced or money refunded. Prico 60c. ac >1.00 |>?r bottle at 13". F, Posey's Vrug Stor Poison Itt?Rtv to Cobb tbb Pmm kl tao ?Whw JM gs into tk? ewiaiij <1 b namir <m ( ' wktj" with all the pW i* pluu 7o? any And along tko wnyah i- Especially avoid a 152, '-hr i- wum plant job way lad growing aroa tko baao of trees, itoao walls sad old fane m Ao attractive plait, just tko kiad of glot glittor to its bright groen lsavoa as laip I. ono to "Just take a littlo of it loot" w you. Don't do it, uatoss you aro oao thoeo faw that aaay with impunity kaat r- RAut lex. That'a tko boUntoal nana of I plant, that la familiarly known aa ivy, it caused so muoh suffering to rnaoy. ol Tko writer has suffered, and on mo or occasions has struggled for its euro by mat n, neighborly suggestions, doctor's efforts, ] tions, lotions, harrowing days of dread i itch. Does it itch ? Too j you'll know wl you've fooled with RAtu lex, by a strai . itch. It's differ?at from any other it You aoratch it, aad it seams as though j had coiiHuarod tha irritation ; it fool ad y Tan look for a sauss, and Aad nona. 1 skin la normal, no blemish shoos, hut ' itches again. When yen are warm and e fortably asleep, yau will bo wakened sc.-mtching that same spot. You "oould bo it out with your nails." You can't da Q(} That's RAtu toz poisoning. 3oon a small, iosigaificant swelling lui up where the itch is; then it begins te 1 watarr underneath lha akin, hut it itA (0 Bono the lees, rather more. You sera through the skin, the water underneatl ed released, and the nails and carry wa'ery poison to fresh spots; possibly m. the faoe, the ears, the body. The tame it e(1 ous iichlog, seraiehing is sauttipUed. o!g are now a oase for sympathy. Without mi of cure, your existence is a realised sh nal I propose, now that you understand l10 cause and symptoms, to tell you of the o< ^ It is simple, it is effctive. Procure f the drug or other stores where they are a small bottle of little sugar pills, lab ' "Rhuttox." A "hair of the dog that you'* will cure you. Take six of the 1 U3 pills at one dose, four doses the first di morning, noon, and bedtime The next p the itching will be mollified a degree. | second aad third day, take three dosei " six pills eaoh dose. You will, by this ti iD(j be so fr?e from irritation that you may o licj lessly take a few pills until nature healt tbe the sores. So soon as the healing begim very chary ef taking many of tho pill: they will, in excess of requirement, prot an intolerable, though harmless, itching the whole body. Tho writer, poisoned on an average of to six times a year, finds this remedy a manent check on the first appearance ? at P?"on'nK symptoms.?Cor. Scitnti/ic A\ the e?n [advertisement.] ,;n8 Thai. H. Gore Suggested. Caoss Keys, S. C., July 3, 18i rof. Friend Stokes :?If it Would not be o is of order. I would like to make a sugge as to the party to fill the vacancy in on delegation crented by tho promotion of I >rk. It. W. Harris to the Po3tma*tership ol ons town of Union ; and to save spnoe I w -om beg leave to suggest the name of our n< and friend, Thomas II. Gore, Esq., . M and favorably known by the p< t. hut specially known f this tho neighbor of the coun. ??? . .{*. ist highly respected ... , n it of his birth. Let this a^1 ' issue of the Times. -'More au. lh "One Who k... ke m. [advertisement.] u' Mr. Editor : The resignation of It. Harris as a Rcprcnscnta'ive in tho Legit 3 turc<rom this county, will make an elect necessary, to fill the vacancy thus crcat Amorist the mnnv mnri u u.. O J t>- - ? "?vu >u Iuu uyuu for the positioo. I suggest Mr. J. C. 0 who possesses the intellectual ability i > fully in ocoird with all tho Refo tnen and measures of (bo Slate I know man better qualified to represent Un IN county than Mr. J. C. Otts, and hope 10 wilt o??aont to run Bucklen's Arnica Salve.?The b . Salve in the world for Guts, Bruises, Sor ^ Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, Tett jn Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and t,_ skin eruptions, and positively cures Pil ^ or no pay required. It is guaranteed j give perfect satisfaction, or money refui ed. Price 25 cents per box. For snlo ? B. F. Posey. List of Lotters. Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, the week ending July 7, 1803. e Mr. Henry Jay Bird, w Mrs. Francis McJunkin. y Persons calling for the above letters v please say if advertised, and will bcrequii I, to pay one cent for their delivery. ?- 11. W. HARRIS, P. M y candidates] ~GODFREV B. FOWLEK. 11 At the request of friends, 1 have cc ;, scntcd to run for the seat in the House c Representatives made vacant by the resigt it lion of Hon. R. W. Harri?. GODFREY B. FOWLER 'i depository c OF AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, c at rkituen t. oee's itork, union, s. n Bibles and Testaments can bu bou] i* from R. T. Oce at actual cost of publicati r- GEO. C. PERRIN. d President July 6-27-ly. _ _ Attention, Road Overseers. A T the Billing of the present term of I 1 x\. Court, charges were made in the p sentment of the Grand Jury against I 0 pneeent Hoard of County Commissioners n neglect, us it seemed, to enforce the pros s* road laws. !S Some time ago we reminded you throu our county paper that your roads most put in passable condition uotil a more leist time could be had from farm work tor :e thorough working. Not having heeded this notice, we nowi ' you, that without further delay your rot ' be thoroughly worked, and that for i further neglect you will be held to sti r" account. n We mean what wc say, and nothing el the blame for the bad roads tnuet rtst wh it belongs, so govern yourselves according n By order of the Board of County Cornm sioncrs. v- (Attest) CI1AS. BOLT, !y Clerk of Board X) J"]y 7"27':U _ jj Attention Alliancemen. K) rnilE Quarterly Alliance of Union coui Ml 1 .. .1! 1 nj -m- mil uuiu 11 n aniiuui nifUUii^ III u II >9 C. H., oa Saturday, I lie 15th of July. )0 At that meeting the officers of the coui )0 Alliance, to serve the ensuing year, wi 1 K> elected ; also, delegates to the State Alliac X) to meet at Fort Mill and Clemson Collr on the 20th of July, will be elected. c- The meeting will 1>S une ot the tnost i to portant of the year, an 1 it is expected t r9 ench sub-Alliance will elect and send a I of delegation to it. 8t R. W. IIARHIS, d. Lecturer ie Juno 30 2G-2t. ^ A Fine Spanish Jack. a- / \NK of the largest, purest bred and tin as formed Spanish Jacks ever broil d- into this State will stand regularly at (1 ry ham Itay's livery and sa'c stables, n- Utiiofl (1. II. id (IItAIIAM A KAY e. April 21-10-tf. | THE OLD RELSAI I _ ith r lit - Ml J*' |^j This is one of the oldest and 1 make of Gins in the United Sti b Every piece of d??ch!?e?,y i? fully *h? ranted. am- Anyone wishing to purchase a dig will find it to their interest to call at store and examine the Gins, etc., b< ?P* , . ook purchasing. tch BEST OANE MILL b is r \o ^ 0 w? also offering for sale the ebrated CHATTANOOGA CA JJ" MILLS and E^Potf ATORS, * th" wo will sell at the lowest prices. ure. * 25 R' eltd SPRING d?7 4 The * % NEW C i, be ), as . ' ' luce "" The Largest Stock. feu;> O Per" Our buvcr has iuat retured fror now opening up one of tho largest ever had, and prices as low us you ' Ladies, See 0 13 out We can show you all the novelti Btion an(i wash goods, and our line of wli our K Millinery I ;t It it useless for us to say that we joplo known that our stock of Milliner hood c^eaPcst- We have some special inc >ek'a season. A Gift for Monday next, 27th, we will . '"^ting in frames and rcu< W' n at tl\C Cnd Of ,la. a large pan*. . . -ii i Pictures i iou will be given aw ? ?. *d- will explain itself. " 'lu^, ^ tfg" arc to get. Call early, as onv ?nd Remember, prices asl ow, and, i*. r can buy them elsewhere. We ni ion foolishness, but we simply mean t< hO icvicitcu. i\jk v? v.j ^ ? * * Respectfully, e?t GRAHAM & Jan 22-6-tf er> >> Spectacles and Eye-Glasses. The Union Drug Co* Has a full liuc of the best SPECTACLES and EYE-G LASSES that Science has been nu able to produce, and are prepared to suit red any condition of the eye. Mar. 24-12-tf 7 W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE cen/l%EN. >n". And othor specialties for Oentlemen, Ladle*, Boy* and Best in the World. = " See descriptive adrertlsoVW Pi V V ment which win. sppcir In S, jMK I this paper. ''VMPK Take no Substitute, c* bnt Insist on hawing W. L>. .]lt DOPGLAH' 8IIOEW. with ,, name and prlco stamped on W. T. BEATY, Union, S. C. and It. S. LIPSCOMB, Oaffney. S. C. ? Feb 17-7-Cm t Union Drug Co., |he ?DKAI.BR8 IN? for DRUGS, Patent Medicines. Toilet Soaps, ent Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Tooth Powders, '8*1 Face Powdors. A full line of Paints, Oils, Putty, Stains. are Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. a Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, and all kinds of Druggist Sundries , kept in a first-class Drug ?d8 Store. iUy ict Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded ut all hours, so, The Public will find our stock of Medicines ere complete, warranted genuine and ;ly. of the best quality, us- Call and see for yourselves. Feb17-7-ly Notice to Creditors: "" Joseph II. McKissicki as administrator of Jauies II. Coleiuan, deceased, nty i'?. ion l'crmelia Coleman and others. NOTICE i& hereby given that all persons holding claims against the esiutc of bo ilie said James II. Coleman, deceased, must 'ce, present them to me, properly attested, on ge, or t,y the Oth day of July neit. C. II. i'EAKE, iro* Master, hat Master's Office, June 8, 1893. u" June 'J-28-Gt. Notice! To All Whom it may Concern: ALL persons hatiog hu-inrss in coonectton with my oflicc as Coroner of lest Union County will call upon Mr. Charles gkt Bolt, my deputy, at Union, 8. C., when not Ira- convenient to my place cf residence near at Kell.ui, 8. C. JASPER M. AYCOCK, Coroner Union County. Union, S. C., April 20, 18t?d. May 5-18-tf jle conoNlm We are agents for the ^ Reliable DANIEL FRJ Y COTTON GINS, CONDE t DDO i rrcrvVDQ _ k AAO auu jt .eh o n we offer for sale at the lo EJHr prices and on easy terms. best >tCS. warour 3 fore dfl| MLJfl MHHHfH V mm EBH hick tspectfully, 8C0TT BROS OPENIN' OF SOODS! The Lowest Pric n tho Northern markets, and w and best selected stocks that wo will find in South Carolina. ur Dress Goods. cs of the season, both in woolen itc goods arc the prettiest in town, Millinery I I can suit you in a hat, as it is gem y goods arc always the largest lucemonts to offer you in Milliner Cash Buyers. issue tickets to cash buvcrs, eallii ly for hanging in your parlor, ' 30 days. Call and get a ticket 1 xro now here, so you can sec win mitcd number are to be given awn ** a great many goods lower, tha * business?no liuinbuggcry frade, and give vou can .. o get your w SPARKS, Cash.Sto. RICHMOND & DANVILLE 11AI LRU A F. W. Iluidckoper untl Reuben Fostc ceivets, Columbia a:su Grkknvillk Dtvisio Condensed Schedule, in effect Noi 1802. Trains run by 76th Meridian Between Charleston, Columbia, Allsto Spartanburg. Daily | I Di No. 13. j STATIONS. I No. G 60 a miL* Charleston ArjlO 3 60 p in| " Columbia " | 1 4 .30 ? | " Allston " |I2 5 20 "i "......Carlisle " |11 r? 32 " j "......Suuiuo * jii 6 60 "J " .... Union " |11 0 23 " I " Pacrlet " 110 0 60 " jAr Spartanburg LvjlO 10 10 p uijAr Ashcville l.ej 7 Between Charleston, Columbia Seueci Walhalla. Daily. I L No. 1 bj STATIONS. N 0 60um|Lv Charleston Ar 10 11 20 " I " Columbia " 0 12 06pm| " Alston " 6 12 23 " I " Pomaria " 4 12 42 " | " .Prosperity.... " 4 12 67 " I " Newberry " 4 1 01 "I " Helena " 4 1 38 "i ? Cbappell's,... " 3 2 17 " " Ninety-Six... " 3 2 37 " " Greenwood... " 2 2 66 " " Hodges " 2 3 12 " " ......Donalds " 2 3 23 "| " Honea Path . " 1 43 1 Ar llolt/.n r .i 1 4 05 " Lv Helton Ar 1 4 35 " " ..... Anderson.... " 1 5 18 " " l'endleton*... " 12 0 00 " Ar Seneca Lv 12 (> 32 " Lv Seneca Ar 12 7 00 pm Ar Wullialla Lv 11 6 00 p m Ar Greenville... Lv 12 Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, sioo, Northbound, 4.00 a. m, 3.48 O.OO p. m. (Vestibulcd Limited); bound, 1.5C am, 3.30 p ni, 11.37 a (Vestibuled Limited); Westbound, W. Division, G.50 p. m., for llendersoi Aaheville and Hot Springs. Trains leave Greenville, S. C., A. Division, Northbound, 3.07 a id, 2.20 ] 5.08 p in (Vestibuled Limited); bound 3.07 a m, 4*42 p ra, 12.28 (Vestibulcd Limited) Trains leave Seneca, A & C Dii Northbound 1.30 a in, 12.15 p m; S bound 4.38 a in, 0.30 p in Trains Nos* 11 and 12 on the C. a Division, aud Trains 13 and 14 on iheJ 3. Division will run solid to and from leston over the S. C. K. H. PULLMAN CAIt SERVICE Pullman Sieeper on 13 and 14 bel Charleston and Asheville, via Colurnbi Spartanburg. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Tri 10, 11, nnd 12, 37 nnd 38 on A & C vision. W A TURK, S. II. IIA11DWICK Geu'l Pass Agt Assl Gcu'l Pass . Washington D. C. Atlanta V E iNicBUE, SOL IIA AS Oen'l Supt Traffic A Columbia, 8 0. Washi ngtoi W II QUEEN, Qeu'l Mg'r, Washingtot . I TItT. 01d in?j in i ERACK Great Slaug-ht?] begin at the NE"V j RACKET on July I last until every P worth of Summe have been olosed c G Prices will do t Now is the timi es. what goods you o aro havo the Summer. goot.s Watch our ne: ? ad. for prices. But und 'thi8 for that or some o ?g ^ values may he close which v which r v ,101, HARRY J April 10-16-ly II you i? ^ i i? -.1^!? >T-y fjy^POR r, re- j| ^ ' Sf idjC N. ' <w. As the reason is approaching you slit a Mill and Evaporator, a and \ye arc prepared to give you close ? and size that you may select, ''id. Get our figures before buying, aoplc Now is the time to use 20 40 ' T 7" T o -V X T f.Ja v ivy x V O VV . 17 44 " the best cotton cultivators ever invented 20 " , oo " convinced. ~~d We have a limited supply of Cookii will exchange now, for cotton seed to be i niiy" Ask for particulars. Yours for Hardware, JOpUl ?: A. H. F0STE1 4jJ " N. B. Fruit Jars $1.00 per dozen. 38 " li =MIDSUMMER I ii ?? AS ?< 40 " ... 35 " 15 ?' 45 " T N order to close out the remains of our large st( lopm 1 mcr DllY OOODS, MILLINERY, CLO 40am IIATS, we have made a sweeping reduction on a W?'p at these prices for n/wt cash. oul' l^emant Counter will be found short youth their real value. N.^c! Here is your opportunity to secure bargi iville, A few Embroidered Itobcs still left to be sold regi & C\, Still too many Oxford Tics on hand. Must I youth Ladies, try a pair of our guaranteed, hand i p m Others ask you #3.50. risiou MASON'S FRUIT JARS, only 08 cents p< outh- GENTLEMEN'S TENNIS SHOES, only ""ind Big lot of gentlemen's fine Silk Scarfs?bigg Char- to be closed out at 15 cents. Worth three times t Latest shapes in stiff felt llats, to bo closed Now is the time to get your Summer Suit at^ ^ew ^roc^ery just opened up. Still left, a few of those popular selling blac Pr'cc ^ cents. You who are looking for a place to spend y and sec McLurc's stock, and you will buy and rcti (lft Hcspectfully, he J- w- Me: lUO - . :) r.jb^W 3B? ?g <*v lork } it J r t_ i ? Sale to q J YORK 1st, and m dollars ir Goods , >ut. he work. 3 to get need for ct week's 6 Tlftn't moif xrvu U VV UI1U f the best d out. & BELK. > ATORS. * A looking after >uld Ov. v 4 4 prices 011 any make EEi^S 1. Try ono niid bo lg Stoves, which wo loliverod in tlio tail. R & CO. JAUJUi )ck of Spring and Sum TIIINO, SHOES and 11 these lines to be sold lengths, at half and less lins for the little folks. \rdless of value. >e closed out. -sewed Shoes, for $3.00. jr dozen. 48 cents. est bargain of the season hat amount. at cost. ? ridiculously low price, k silk mits, at the small our money, just drop in urn home happy. LURE, Ag't.