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CONGRESSMAN SIIRLL'S EMPHATIC DENIAL. ?We made mention last week, says the Cotton Plant, of the charges made l>y the Liurciia HtmlJ that Congressman Shell aid. d certain candidates in purchasing the influence of the Democrat of Greenville. The following is Capt. Shell's denial and demand for proof: Washington, I). c.. May 13. , To the Editor of the Grcenvillo A'cior : ' In your issue of Saturday the 12th Inst , I hero appeared a most extraordinary revelation quoted from the Laurens Herald charging uie wiih conspiring with 11. F. Perry and others to securo the dofeat of certain reform candiJates for Congress in the election of 1S92. The charge I denounco as infamously false and demand the proof. For the truth or falsity of the report I would respectfully refer a'l concerned to Messrs. Jihnslone. Ilftnnhill nml Ilrn?.Ui- ?? ' * they bad any transaction or bargain with Mr. Perry and 1 had any hand in its consummation, such as stated by the Herald editor, let them say so. If Mr. Perry ever supported any candidate for financial reasons 1 wos in no way concerned in it, but have a vivid recollection of supporting his paper to the tune of two hundred dc'lars under an arrangement made with other"? tners, and I remember quite as well to have paid every dollar of said contribution out of my own pocket, and not one cent whs ever contributed by any one to ntc as 'mediator" to assist Mr. Perry in defeating any candidate, Capt. Leonard Williams, of Greenvi'le city?as honorable a man as lives?whs book-keeper and manager for life Greenville Democrat, and will testify that Do such irausHction ever occurred as stated ( Km llm IIvi.il.I I'ltilnr On 0'ic occasion Captain Perry wrote mo that Mr. Johnstone hud subscribed for $~>0 worth of his papers and asked me to collect and remit the Jmomy to him which, I did, ; without knowledge or intimation as for what purpose the subscription was made other than staled, as it was none of my business, lsuppoitel Mr. Perry's paper because it was recognized as a staunch reform organ, I and until the election of lS'Jli was accepted \ as orthodox. The Ifmil-it editor lit}S in- ^ dulged In wonderful silence, to say nothing , of liis charity, not to have revealed so wicked ' anil treuchcrons a transaction its described by hiin at an earlier day, e"|?cci illy when lie ' is ppp of the chain| i- tis of reform, and one of my worst cnetuic*. The statement of the ^ J fern Id'it editor that I did not attempt tw deny to him that I acted the part of an "intenncdiator" between Messrs. Johnstone, Hemphill and llravvley, and had sent checks at "their request" is utterly mist. I would further challenge the proof by any oilier individual itijfoutli Carolina when and to whom 1 ever wrote one line, or gave ft single expression in favor of the election of cUlicr Messrs Johnstone, Hemphill or JJrawley. Very respectfully, G. W. Sit kit.. t * " i To Secretaries of Sub-Alliances. ( Cut.t wiiiia, S. C., May 17, ".'4.?Dkar Sir and Hro :?At tlio last session of the ( JSiipyemo C uiicil he'd tit Topeka, Kansas, ? flip rpport pf the Krc'cutivo Cominittce ! ahowid that the National Treasury had quite i a debt against it This debt was contracted prior to IK'''*, but ii a just debt of the Order. , The Council in its great desire to clear itself i of u'l indebtness and at the same time secure ( snmc funds f?r current expenses am) for J,'a- | lion-.)) Lecture work which is so much need- j ed, decided to fix the annual dues 't lU cents per capita for bo'U m:il? nn,i fclimjc n;embers, payable semi-annually "> cents per member 1st ot July and 5 cents per member 1st of January of each ye.it 4'l'P sa'ancs of u'l Hip. iiAi.iintd i,?.v? reduced (o all nit one-third of what they were formerly nnd everything has been ?(onc to reducp itU the expenses to the miuiiiiunt | figure, The Supremo Council was unanimous f in its determination to settle all lis Indebted- v H0S8 ?m MUtJtt us possible. The amount fixed n is small and cinnot he a burden to any nieni- y ber, nt (lie same time it will aggregate a a Mifiiciont amount to pay all ihe debts and y furnish some funds for work which is needed t and should he done in pushing the wovl. In r undeveloped territory it ivau ordgre^ that 'hp aynti-atinual word t not l e sent to Alliances thai had not paid their dues. Urithren, you aye earnestly Urged to be prptnpi in this matter. Stale Secretaries will please send this circular to all Sub-Alliances in thoir respective territories. j. Hy order of the Executive Cominittee. M Mtiox Biti.Kit, l'res. | 1). 1*. Duncan. Sec -Trcas. , Tit at iNeriiATOit llvuv.?New York, M j 'Ji'i ? Having lain dormantlie, wirociadlc mi th- Ilobp,cun baby iticubalor exactly ' fnrro* hionifis ili? h.?lw ' i. i*. i ( tircnce IT-iight has now been romoveil, placed in swaddling clothes and tttmed over ! to il^e manipulation;, ? ' lict trained nmvo. 1 4'ittl? Mjau llaight. it will ho romembcrcil, , was prema'urely born on Feb. 24. She arrived three month* earlier th-ii was expected, and her mother, nee Florence Hcd.len Granger, died in giving her birth, nfter Dr. Carleton and his assistants lnd erxliau-ied their scientific resources to save the mother's f life. j ' I)r. Carleton determined ti try to save ' the infant, ami sent a hurried note to 'ho W. F. Ford Surgical Instrument company j^r. Ford, U^apticd to William (?. Ilohinr'ju, tinsmith, the inventor and maker of btlby incubat is. Ilobinson hurriedly drove ( up to the llaight mansion vvi'it his apparatus, s llipl the frngiio, feehlo and almost inanimate ill unit was placed inside. There she li?s remained for tlirec months, having heen taken out but twice or thrice daily for a moment while her toilet was has'ily made The young lady was fed upon f iiiv11viiir'i 11111k. i earning eyes wntchud j her ?lay ami irght. As she grew older and stronger sl;e tprc'ohed her little limbs, ' Muugged hor wee shoulders and yawned ? w? ndcring, in doiiht, what all the fuss was about. Under ordinary circumstances she should t have been horn May lit, instead of three j months ago, hut she commenced her natural life with a three months' novel experience, j Soon she will he christened. She looks very comfortable in her new clothes. ... A OltKKNVII.I.K tiim. Vl'ti'.m its J" t'U'l uk. ? Yesterday afternoon Miss Kate Wade lit temple I to lake her own life. She jumped iu?o a well forty feet deep but ( after sustaining serious injuries was rescued. Tlic cause of the rash not is said to have ' li?fc? a i.)i'0 affair. 'i'lio young laly was only seventeen years ol I.?Coliiinbi't J'ltirntif. ? . 1 >iki> in Fvh-Oit Tkx vs.?New- reached ( the ciiy Monday of the death in Texas of ( Mr. James (lall'uey, son of I?r. .1.0. Oallney. lie died April 1-1, hut for some unaccountable reason the news has just rendu11 here. The many friends of the aged physician will flAiilil tr uurimrtllii ?n !? ',? I. !.!??. Id I ?WJ..; oj null mill III II I ^ IIIMS lld fl'/lii/ f.t fj . . - iKiwor.Ri.v 1'itosr.i i Vr.s .M * it i i n derail- 1 Ion. l'a., May 'Jii.?II. II. Martin, a member 1 of ti n genera' executive hoard of the Knights I of l/ilx r, wns arrcsli'.d here on a charge of Iuriniimil lihvl |? referred by cx-Ocneral Master Work ID AD T. V . I'owdeilv. Mnilin held in S 1 .iKMi hail to answer at court. of Lettorx. M^^Hainiug in the l'oslollicc at Union, for MHi'k ending June 1. IK'J-I. I^HI.ottie Merlin Mr.lames Wheeler Ilacr <" V llingley Wheeler Mr. John Median W persons calling for I ho nbove lcitern will i f.lea- ( vay ifadvertised. and will here<|iiired | [o pay one CCUt for their delivery, | K. W 1IAKK1S, 1\ M. , % W. T I EXTRAORD YANKEE Hair pios, lc a paper. Wire tea strainers, 2c each. Basting Cottuu, largo spool, lc each. Goo?l Pius, lc paper. v...... .... / ' i ? iiuiu.' wiuiurs, xu euuu. Ball D. i.iog Cottou 2c ball. Wardrobe Hooks lc each. Machine Cotton, 2c spool. Knittiug Col too, largo balls, 2c ball. Safety l'ius, 2 dozen for 5 cents. Coat Hangers, lc each. Cabinet of Hair Pins, 5o each. liair Crimpers 10c each. Liucn Thread 2e spool. Biscuit Cutters, 10c each. Black Pins, 2 boxes fur 5 cents. Bon Ami, 5c cake. 100 Brass Head Tacks for 3 cents. No. T, Bizby Blacking, 5c box. llubbcr Dressing Combs, 5c each. 11 air Curlers, 5c each. Nickel Match Safes, 5c each Darning Basts, lc each. Uoiu Purses, 5c each. Machine Oil 5: a bottle. Barrel Tacks rnd Hammer, 5c both. Lemon Squeezer, 10c 1 Plated Corks, lfje, 5 Plated Spoons, 15c. Velvet Top Whisk Broom, 15c. Largo Beautiful pans, 5c. Gold Plated Breast Pins, 5c. Crochet Cotton, 5c. Call Bell, 10 cents. Salts, 2 cents. Picture Nails, 2 cents! Tooth Picks, 5c a box. Velvet Skin Soap, l!le. Camphor garbles, q ? box. Blown Whiskey Qlass, 5c each. Pocket Tapes, 5c each. BIG STOCK OF FLOWER OR ? \ a r t1 V V . 1 . OBITVARY, GH'HGOlU .?Died at tier home, on the li It! if April! 189-1, Mrs. Mary Gregory, bcttci inow 11 as "Aunt I'ol'y," wife ol'Solomot ircgory, Sr., aged about til years. Slic was a member of the Fnirvicw lhiptis hurelt for about 30 years, ami was truly i ;ood woman. Having 110 children her op lortunities for charitable work were all tip letter, and so kite bare a part in visiting tip icl: a'!''. r.JTtieted ami ministering to theii rants ami necessities. Long will her mcmor.i ivo green in the hearts of|jer frjem|s. Me! >av>l)ly remains were la d to rpst in ih< fairvicw Comeiory, ?,n ihe evcutug ol'2">th u ihe presence of a * * .0w luiuoer ot frieml* O.NK WHO KNRW 11 Kit. CANUIUATIOS, FOB THE skinati;. CAI'T, JAS. T. DOUGLASS. Appreciating the importance of being re resented in the State Senate by a success ill and truly representative Farmer ; out rlio is not only in full sympathy with us ii .11 our demands for the betterment 1 f 0111 audition, but whose ability and hull char cter will confer honor upon our caHingJ^m xcrci.se potent iiiflugusc for our b.euetvt in lie legislature ot our S|al,e, we hereby nomi ale Capt. Jns. T. Douglass as our enndi ate to represent us in "lie Senate : suhjec 0 the derision uf the nrimarv eteeiion . . A - V" ? * Faioikks. HOt'vSK OF ItKI'llKSEXTAT 1VKS JAMES T. MOOltllEAD. The friends of Mr. James T. Moorhend mowing liini worthy ami competen', tespevt ttlly announce him sis a candidate fur tlx louse of Representatives 'Turn Fuioii Coun y, in the next \i^,i.?lature, subject to tlx leois'Qj; of I ho approaching primary. Yotkus. for probate iviiast J NO. 1'. U AG E. 1 am a candidate fur Probate Judge IVill abide by the result of the primarj dcctiou. Respectfully, J NO. 1?. GAGE. J. M. GREEK. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidal! or the ollice of Probate Judge of L'nioi 'ounty : subject to the decision of tlx 'runary Election. J. M. GREEK. * I'Olt TKE.iSUltFJC. W". T. JETER. 1 hereby amiouucc myself a candidate fo lie ollice of Treasurer of Fnion county Subject to the decision of the Primar (lection. W. T. JETEIt. J. I). GOING. I in IVII) I U^j'VUI IUII) (111 IHMIIIUU IHYSCil i inndidnto tor the ollice of Treasurer o Jnion county, subject to tlie decision of tin e?plc nt ilie primary election. J. l>. (iOl.NtJ. * II. liAUTI.Ki*. At llic solicitation of many citizen lirou^lioiit tlio county, I have decided t >ccome ii c.indidnte for the otlice of Tresis irer of Urioii County, subject to the decis on of the primary election. .1. II. IiAltTI.KS. FOIC AI IUKMC. .It HI X a. FA It It. I Iterehy nunounce myself u candidate foi he ollice of Auditor of Union County ; sub eel to the decision of the I'rinmry election JNO. (?. FA lilt. * J. It. HI.ANTON. I am si candidate for re-election to tli 'lliee of County Audit >r; subject 11 the do ision of the prim try election. * J. It. IILANTON. Ft IK S( 110(11. COMMISSION II! M. I.. I.KMASTF.lt, I hereby tir.n.iinri, ntyscTa v. unlidito fo lie ollice (>f School t 'otiimissiiuier of I'nioi 'minty ; subject to tlie decision of Ili> [niinnry election. m. r?. i,KMAsn:?. i>. 1$. kant. I announce mys If a cinlidnte fir tin illiee of School Commissioner of Union conn y, siiliji'i-i in the iliT'rioii of the jirinuirj (lection. 1>. 1>. Fast. J. A. CHAMBERS. The friends of J. A. t'liiinhers aj | rt.oia? njr his satisfactory :,ci vices ns a Count] lliiiiinussioner. and knowing his tiiiiess foi ilie ollice, hereby nnnounec him a caiulidati fur School Commissioner of Union County oihjecl to the decision of the l'riinarj election. Friknus. * SEAT YS INARY SALE OFIN O T X C> N N . i - m t Irouing Wax, 3 cent-:. Tack Puller, 3 cent?. Electric Corset Laces, 3 cents. Jail Locks, 5 cents. Button Hole Scissors, 20 cents. Pot Cleaners. 5 cents. Toilet Soap, 3 cents. Book Pins, 5 cents. Spring Hinge 10c pair. Ivory Handle Knife, 12 cents. Cut Mirror Hand Glass, 25c. Rubber Hair Pins, 1 cent. Pino Hair Brush, 25c each. Good Hair Brush, 10 each. Sleeve Supporters, 3c pair. Key Ring aud Chain, 3c each. Iloyt's Cologne, 8c oacb. Barlows 8c each. Nursing Bottles, 10c each. Crowu Picture Nail Twiuc, 5c each, 12 Sheets Note Paper and Envelopes, 5c Windsor T'cs, 5c each. Brass Pad Locks, lQc each. Ornamented lluir l'ins, 8o each. Lincu Lamp Shades, 25c each. Framed Mirror, 10c each. Creamers, 10c each. Morocco I'urso. Uc each. ({old Plated Collar Buttons, 2 Tor 5c. Extra (jood Shaving Bruth, 10c each. Nickel Back Comb. 10c. Indies' Scissors, 10 cents Two Blamed Knife, 10 ccuts. Puff Boxes, 10 cents. Velveteen Dress Facings, 3 yds 7c. Lead Pencils, 2 for 1 c. Wood Covered Slate Pencils, 2 for lc Knitting Needles^ 5 cents. Scholar's Companion, 3 cents. Broom Holders. 5 cents. Alarm Clicks, 85c each. NS ON HAND ALL THE TIME. BEATY The &t;iie of- South Carolina. 1 county- of union, r 1 Court of Common Pica?. I Summons for Rclipf? Coipplniut served. \ William Nicholson, /VumO//', " (lyuiiiil 15 Sallie Davis, Robert I',. Davis, Ihfemhinia. * To ihu Defendants Salljo Pt\vi* and Robr ert P. Davis; f \7*'IU are hereby sumnpned and f X to answer the ooio??'"'-' ' tu?red : 0f wiiiel* ? . ..mi in this action, .. copy is herewith served upon > you, and to serve a copy of your answer to * the said complaint on the subscriber at bis oflice, Union Court House, South Carolina : within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in ilie complaint. Dated April I, A 1>. lS'.M. S. S. STOKES, Plaintiff's Attorney. | ( ) .1. II. MoKlSSICK, * skai. ' Clerk of Court. 1 V " v ) To the Defendants, Gallic Davis aud Robert ' II. Davis: Take notice the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled 1 in the oflice of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the county of Union, at Union, in the county of Union, Slate of South Carolina, on the 21st day of April, 1?'J4. S. S. STOKES, F!a:ntifl"s Attorney. April 27-17-Ot. * i rr~ : z z: J Notice to Ureditors. > J. ii. McKissiek, as Adtn'r of Thomas j. Orr, a>juin?t Jefferson Orr and M. Dcssic Orr. VliL persons having claims against the estate of Thomas J. Orr, deceased, arc rc'iuired to present them to me, properly attested, on or before 1st day of June, lN'Ji. ^ 0. II. l'KAKH, .Master. May 11-lit-It. L' >o^Q> J DR. H. K. SMITH'S I> K IN rr A. llOO 3X s - ovkk? A. H. FOSTER <te CO S STORE 1 cooaim: rsi-D in kxtiiacting tisktii y .Ian. fi-l-ly. ^ o. I,. spill MPIsliT. T. It. Itl TI.KIt. srjoiTo.i :rn cikcl'it. u.s. commission eh SCHUMPERT & BUTLER, 'f A T T n D M r V O AT 1 A \KI , H I I U n IU I 0 HI L H VV 3 1-2 LAW RANGE. UNION, S. C, Busincs intrusted in our li:iiitis will re ctivc our immediate attention. March 10-11 -If. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. MURl'BY S MIM. BRIDOB TO BB LET TO TUP LOWEST BIDDER. r ornck or Cot sty Commissioners, I U>.;to:; CotSTT. J I'mos, May 22, 1801. ON Tuesday, Jiiiic 12, 1801, at 11 o'clock A. M., I lie County Commissioners ol I it ion county will meet at Murphy s Mill bridge, on I'air Forest creek, for the purpose of awarding the building of said bridge to the lowest responsible bidder. Plans and specifications can be seen at A, II. Foster & Co s store, at Union C. II., and will be exhibited on the day and the place of the letting. By order o! the Board of County Coin missioncrs. I I n KIM. I , * 1 K I?, C I . I May 'J V-'l-Kt. a ALSO Theconlracl for rep tiring the l'|?j>cr 11 ice'a lli-iilgc wi'l lie let on Hie same day and place , ^icctiii'li's ami Eye-GIasses. ' \ ii?M*NU\ige;;,v' _,y R r" > Pf.* V? < - IV P 'A'.e""^iTak A ; The Union Drug Co, ? lias a full line of Hie hps! Sl'KCTAC LI''!" , an<l r.Vr. (il.ASST.S tlint Science lias been i' able to iM'.xliue, and arc i>re|iareil to sail uuj couiliiion of the eje. t DOWN! DOW ' ?s J TIIE extremely low prices a Millinery and Dry G For the past 8 weeks close buye vest, by getting Good Good Poor Stuff. You will always JUST AS AD NOTHING MORE, Nothing advertises us better we are sending awttjTevery day. We'll do you good if you will "HERE'S Fine Jet Black Dress G worth 75c. for 50c. All Wool Fast Black worth 65c. for 50cSilk Stripe French Gin 25c- reduced to 10c The Best Corset ever sol Beautiful White Lawn, for 10c. 4-4 Bleach, free from sta now 8c Ladies Heady Made Muslin V paid for material not made up. Another lot of those Beautiful the way. NQ BAITS, N BUT HONEST VUffi I "THE OLD A. H.. FOS1 CM I COME AND SEE THE WORK OF OOB SEEING IS WK have received one of the lar gesi I nion, and have decided to taki our entire stock and cut prices from 01 Watch our advertisement from wcel in prices. Of course other merchant* always bear in mind that we are hea< pricccs. NOW LISTEN Arr The best Indigo Prints -'2 yards for ?1.00. t (iuod Calicoes at 4 cents a yard. t% Muslins " ;>'? 14 44 4 4 44 Scotch Lawns (fine) at 5 cents a yard. Good Sateens at T cents a yard. 44 Percales 44 1 0 44 4' 44 Cotton Dress Goods at 4 cents a yd. Nice Wool Dress Goods at N.1. cents a yard. Table Damask at 2~> cents a yard. Good 4-4 Sheeting 5 44 44 u Wo cannot mention our special prie . other goods for want of space, but the named goods. Kespectfu OltAIIAM Sept. 1-1 y. [ TO PROPERTY OWNERS. ; , PROPERTY RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED | I)KKS()NS having property lo vent, rents I A- to lie collected monthly, will.lind it to their dv.iut;,*? in cii". on the subscriber, who will attend lo that business promptly and at u moderate commission. THE DAVIS COTTAGE, on Church Street, -? Ji Us*'THE GRANT STORES, on Mstivi Street. TO KENT, Ai>i>I.v to S, S. STOKKS, Attorney at l/iw. May 11-ltMf. ltAISK YOnt OWN MULKS. ON I' of the I'ui cst bred nu<l finest formed SI'AN IS II JACKS e*er brought into i this State will stand regularly at the eld I Palmer Livery Stable* at Union ('. il , W. K. HAY. i / N I DOWN! t wllio.ll WO fl.ro snlliinr mil' rOOds arc indeed "Catchy.*' rs have been reaping a harS at prices usually paid lor > find our goods and prices VERTISED, 1 t NOTHING LESS. than the pleased customers i let us. YOU:" roods, 44 inches wide, Albatross, very light, gham, made to sell at ' d in Union for 50c. very sheer, worth 15c. rch, always sold at 10c. nderwear at prices usually 5cent Goods. *21 Waists, on I 0 BLOWING, 1)11 HONEST IMI.HIIS. RELIABLE" rER & CO. 'RICES. FOR YOURSELF, LITTLE HATCHET. BELIEVING. ?<0?i L stocks of Spring Hoods brought t<> c our little hatchet ami go through uc side to the other, Foil CASH. ; to week and keep yourself posted > mav cut at some of our prices, but hjuartcrs for noon goods and low FKW lMtlOES : Men's Negligee Shirts '1 for -*> ets. 44 44 44 (good) .">0 cents. Pins and Needles 1 cent a paper. I.adies I'ndervestso cents each. 44 ITan ^kerchiefs from 1 cent to the finest. Men's Handkerchief's all prices Celluloid Collars 10 cents and Cuff's 1 "> cents. Ladies Hats from 10 cents to the. finest. Ladies Cloves from 10 cents to the finest. cs on Shoes, Hats and a great many y are just as cheap as the above "y, Ac SPA1JKH. Union Drug Co., ? 1IKAI.KKS IS? DKl'US. Patent Medicines. Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, llair Brushes, Toot!' Brushes, Tooth Powders, Face Powders. A lull line of l'aiuis. Oils. Putty. Stains. Paint Brushes, Whitewash Urn-dies. Tobacco, Snutl, Cigars. Fresh (Jarden See ls, and all kinds of Druggist Sundries kept in a first-class Drug Store. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully com pomi<lc<l at nil hours. The Public will find our stock ot Medicines complete, warranted genuine and of the best quality. Call and see for yourselves. Feb 17-7-ly TO CANDIDATES. In view of the general business depression ann the scarcity of money, we have decided to reduce the fee for announcing a candidate to $:?, strict!;/ tn ailvanc. This fee allows li lines for simpl.v niinouncin;/ a candidate. Six cents a week will be charged for every lino beyond that limit. KEEEf pn<ir You cannot a fiord to fall behi awake and know what is goin times are hard and money scarce yc you can buy your Clothing, Ilats, Sli d.c., the cheapest. You want to po way on earth you can do it is by fri NEW YORK THE ACKNOWLEDGED LEADE UNDERBUY, UNDERSE is the keynote that keeps our busin< Lliat a swift penny is hotter than a ; isk 10 cents for an article we could NEW GOODS COMING IN ( We are still selling good Dress Fine Dress Challies, 3 A cents. Good Cotton Checks, 3 A cents. '* Sheeting, 4 cents. " yard wide Sheeting, i A < Ayoman's Solid Shoe, Button ai Good Doniet Shirt. 15 cents. Men's good Suit, S'2.18. Pants from 50 cents up. We have hundreds of things you mistake of your life by buying befo stock. NO TROUBLE TO SII Respect l'ti HARm lead: ^THIS V WE have determined to make our store some special inducements on Summer our several lines and filled up the gaps ma pared to show you an unbroken stock of WHITE GOODS, LAWNS f! AT PC PTAiri rr a n/t UAJJiJU, VJinVJU/liVJ CHAMBRAYS, MUSLINS PRINT? At Prices that will Our line of Worsted Dress Goods, ;it 1< per yard now presents one of the most al Would you l?uy a lot of Ladies White ; at a sneraficc V They make beautiful dre> Our Millinery is pronounced the pretties In Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes plcte in Mack. Tan and Red. Gentlemen, wo have rcoi POPULAR $ which others will ask you $12 for. As this is about time for making., <>1; that tliTs is tluTpiacc to find what you wai .M cLU It Jan. 1-ly Yll" Itl'Ht Shorn for lAl tin* vY Jj^- ' p* ^ \ THIS lSTHE^BEirSg^^^ DEALERS who push the sale of W. L. which helps to increase the sales on the nflToril to noil ut n Iro jiroflt. Mini wo believe you footweur of tlio dealer <ul vert iseil bt'low. Ciitnloffi FOR SALE W. T. BEi Jan. rED! J nd but should bo wideig 011 around you. While in waul to know where iocs. Dress Goods, Notions, st yourself, and the oply M|uent visits to the RACKET, It IN I* IMBS. :ll, cash i ' <3 humming. We believe slow dime, and wc never sell for 7 cents. )N EVERY TRAIN. Calico at 3i cents. ents. fl id Jj.ice, Yd cents. ^ want, so don't make the re you look through our OW GOODS. f&i %, ;?"V I & BELK, IiRS IN LOW PRICES. 1/ E E K=yet more attractive l?y offering (Joods. We have gone through de last month ami arc now pre- * 5, DIMITIES, PER- 1 S, SATINES, J DOTTED AND 3, I Capture You. )c, 12c, 15c, 20c, 20c, to $1.00 ttracticc features of our stock, uul Black Embroidered Robes <scs for the "little folks." <t and <in:.wp.sT in the town, and Slippers our line is coni dcred on those >9. SUITS, oiiirn in underwear. y?i??iiil".i' it. Join the crowd anTHPomc^!?""^*** ! F ' S L. DOUGLAS CUAC OENUirr: O n Vr E WELT. iotlom Waterproof. HcstSliocsoMatthcpii.' . and S3.BO Dross Shoo. i;il custom work, Iroui fit In ) Police Shoe, 3 Soles. Ilcst Nlioc t %vr ii?;i?lc. 52.60, and $2 Shoes, |!nn|iMltiil at I lie price. Boys 92 & 91.76 School Shoes Arc (lie iic.?t lor Service, ^ LADIES' im ?a <RQ fin so. ?i 7R Jtr*t IlongolH, StyllAli, l'vrfert Filllni;?ixl Srrvirrublc.ltcHt \ vrlk In llio world. All Sljrlm. |H | /fm JiiHlut upon havinir w. 1- ? ' isonglUM Miock. iNhiiik VBi hikI prlre utiinipfil on MM i ' bottom. Iliockton THKWORp^,. " " Douglas Shoes gain customers, ir full line of goods. Tin?y run ran mivk money by buying tUi youc 10 free ii|h>u aiMillcation. 11V 1TY, i