The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, June 08, 1894, Image 3
Lykchbd Yokkviilk.?Yorkvil'e, J"11?
'2.?leflT Crnwford, colored, wl!) tMLAi|S;
taken from the county jail and lunged by a
mob of from 1U0 to l&U men, for the murd
of David I?. Blackburn last December.
Crawford was tried and convicted of
tturder at the Inst teim ofcouitnnd was
siutenced to be hung yoslerday, but his
counsel appealed to the Supreme Court, the
itppeal being based on the incompetency cf
? ?a little 0-year old negro l>oy.
Vour corie-pondent is informed that (?!< ?
f-'ju"".11 i- ?-- ...- section
of tlie county, lllackburn's home, to
lynch the negro, hut it was only Inst night]
that they cnuic into town. The mob arrived
abiul 1:80 b. in. and going to the jail, insheriff
that they bad a negro
ThTy jUf.U"! '8 iJJl IB. jail tnw^Uig,..The
si ciiff, seeing ihe number of men said,
This won't do gentlemen ; you can't work
tliia game on me," and pleaded with the
mob not to lynch the negro. Sheriff Crawford
refuted to give up his keys. Then the
niob, which was welt armed with crow oars
and axis, proceeded to spr ng the bars and
break the locks of the several doors until
they arrived at the prisoner.
They took the negro to a largc oak tree
near the Chester and Lenoir depot, where,
it is said by a party who was aroused by the
noise and followed the mob, that the negro
confessed, saying that as he was going to die
he didn't want to die with a lie on his lips.
That he did murder Blackburn and gave the
money which he got from him??47?to his
sister. He was given ten minutis to pray
and then put ou a buggy which was driven
ftom under him. His neck was broken by
f/fm? *i'" <" ?" Only ono bullet was fired into Irs
body, entering the right side below tho
heart.
IIicks for Junk.?ltev. Irl It. Hicks, the
St^. Louis weather tcienl's', makes these
picuiciions :
A storm period is central with the new
moon on the lid. A warm wave of much
sever.ly will pass over the country from
about the 2d to the Oth, with marked indications
of earthquake perturbations. A
wave of cooler air will follow for several
.lafo On ll,? II. I. ntiil If 111, 11 will .........
,,,v- "u" ? b" " "
very warm and a scries of rains anil storms
will sel in witb many prospects of coniuuing
indefinitely. A storm period is central
on the 14th and many startling electria'
8'oruis will be natural until the 20 h and
21st. A surpris ng feature of these solstice
storms is the tendency of the clouds to
whirl i" to retrograde motion, storms appearing
to arise from instcily directions
and drenching the earth with un'ooked for
down pouts. Abopt the 22d to 2">tli much
cooler weather may be expected, with ft
{irobablc cessation of rains and storms,
'ho last stcrm period for the month is from
the 20th to tfOtli, during which a ware of
intense heat will pass over the country.
The Venus equinox, central on July lltli,
promises rain for mod of that month. In
cnscs of late crops give your so l thorough
and repealed plowing as soon as possible
after rains. Never let it bake, espcc ally in
July.
.? ?
Tiik Nohtii Uksi'onsiui.k rou Nmiiio
J.VMuiti.Ntis in tiik South.?London, June
2.?The Economist, commenting on tlie
cnmp-iign of Ida Wells against the lynching
of negroes iu the Southern States of America,
says :
('The equality of the racos does not exist.
The whites, who granted tho sutfrage to the
negro, were guiity of a grave offence against
Republicanism as a system assuring the
moral and inteilcc'u-il competence of a
citizen. There is nothing to be done except
to tolerate the negro as a subordinate
citizen until he becomes civilized, which lie
may never be. We do u it a-k good Americans
to interfere in behalf of the nrgro, but
we ilo ask our own countrymen, ?
>yho canno(. !>e good Republicans in the midst
of lynch hiw." ?
Tlio Spoo'a'or says: "The notion of the
North after I lie war made the condition of
tlie negro infinitely worse than if they had
adopted a wiser mi l more unselfish i olicy.
It is a terrible example of mischief due to
vindictive and short-sighted partisanship.
It was impossible to maintain a system under
which a despised and ignoraut race was encouraged
to play the despot over a race of
higher political intelligence."
Tamil's C.w.i m> Our.?Indianapolis, June
J.?'4.I10 sjtipdion has beeoiiie so alif tiling in
the Davirs county coal regions that tlovcr-.
nor Matthews has made a uiovo. In reply to
a call for troops received at the executive
oflice lie scut a dispatch to the sheriff of
Dnvics county requesting him to keep him
informed as to the situation it Coniiclsliiirg.
In response to this a dispatch was received
stating that blpodshed can not be averted.
The governor at once decided to order the
State troops to the scene. Miners ave collecting
at Cotuiclsburg in great numbers :
they are well armed and have declared their
intention "I 'l'luV*hg uij trqins |q move. 'J'he
rhurilf mid his deputies are powerless and
have time ami again been overpowered.
(iu.wtASTKKii Cure.?We authorize i ur
advertised druggist to se'l l>r. King's New |
Discovery for Culmina tion, Coughs and !
Colds, upon tins cond'tion. If jou are
ntllictcd with a Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this*
remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial,
and experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this oiler did we not
know that Dr. King's New Discovery could
b;.. relied on. .It never disappoints. Trial
bodies free at It. -Jf. l'OSEY'S Drugstore.
Large size ~?()c. and $1.00.
.
Or a k ron II t:\D vi'lit: ?-As a remcily for
all forais of Headache Klcctric Hitlers has
proved to be the very best. It effects a
permanent cure and the most drended
habitual s'ck headaches yield to its inllucnccWe
urge all who are nlll cted to procure a
bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In
cases of habitual constipation Klcctric Hitters
cures by giving the needed lone to the
itowe's, And few cases long resist the use of
this medicine. Try it onoe. Large bottles
only Fifty cents at 1$. F. l'OSEY'S Drug
Store
Ubv. J. A. Kick I'iirsidknt.?1'he new j
President of I lie Columbia Female College,
Kcv. John A. Itice, I lie able pastor of the
Wnsliiiigioii St reel Church, Columbia. Inst
n glit was unanimously elected by ilie Hoard
of This coy to succeed Hcv .V, 11, .Junes, j).
P., wh o retires on account of tailing health
nfter a successful administration of six
years. ?Register bth,
...
Dr.mii or Ciknkiiw. Hint.?Prosperity,
May :>l.?Uen. IV. II. Hunt, one of New
berry's most prominent and stniuicli citizens,
die t at his home near here, early this morn'
iog. Uen. Hunt was respected and esteemed
b" all who knew him and belonged to an old
H lib-: "? historic fainitied noted for their
H pbivajry and gallantry!
1'^A^i'i.i; ron iwHMf.uj*. ? Air i>i?\vion
JajSk is in \Vi>||,a In fo-ilijy wil|| a w;|gonloi]i|
of counliy hams for silo. He lias sold over
2,000 p >1111(1:4 of hams am1 middlings this
hogs fattening
llirllt to town lnt
of middlings. !
n<l. ? Ex,
?
IDA IK.?Col. I>.
has ful iy dcie
race for C >nistriot,
notwilhoainlid
ite llo
lays.
at i his summer
tfill cool drinks,
uitaiii. ? Ladies
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JV- - /
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:r ;M c I.
IS [linking it interesting for those who a
hot weather. We have cut the pric<
Sa:in stripe Mulls, Colored and While LK
dies, Percales, Persian Cloths, Ginghams,
[ladia Lawns, To the young- lady who is
j-wo have Albatross in all the lightest shad
Wc invite inspection in our line of 30
only '20 cents. They cinuot be equalled i
We also have the long Silk Mils, in Cr<
.Our lino of Lacrs and Insertions havo
Try a Pair of
f \! ! J /"? 1 ?
iui jjiiuiuf, onsi-csana ^niiuren, w c au
Hosiery, Corsets, etc.
Couto to McLURE'S where we consult
for the lowest possible prices.?Where if
pleaseJ.
We must call special
NEW Mil
which, on account of the advanced soasot
prices in order to close out. If you are i
bcr we arc the people.
^HcLU:
Jan. 1-ly
Buckles's Arnica Salve.?The best
Salve in the werH for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Sa't Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
skin eruptions, and po-iively cures Pilep,
or no pay rcquirtd. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money refund- 1
od. l'rice 25 cents per box. For sale by
B. F. Posey.
Death ok Dr. Miciiki..?Charleston, June
1.?Dr. Middlcton Michel, one of the oldest
and best known physicians of Charleston, I
died here today. The deceased was born in
Charleston, Januaiy 22, 1822. and was
therefore in his seventy-second )ear. He
graduated in incd ciue iu Paris, France, and
subsequently gy sduaUd f.oin llic South Carolina
Medical College some forty-five years
ng'.
A
Hat's Bite Cha*ki> Him.?Uuthric, O.
T , Juno 2.?Two weeks ago Melville Clover,
a farmer of this county, wa< bitten on the
hand by a rat. Several days later lie was
taken sick and is now a raving maniac, with
strong symptoms of hydrophobia.
Pair by the Pytiiians.?The Endowment
Bank of the Knights of Pyih'as of this ciiy
through VV. II. Sipiier, its secretary, has
paid $.'1,000 to the family of VV. W. Fickling.
and $2,000 to the family of John K. Gayden,
who was killed at Kastovcr.
Tiik Wiiitk SilI'iivr Suli??Bielunond,
Vn., May 31.?A special to the Dispatch
sajs the Grecnhiier While Sulphur Springs
property, nt Virginia, was sold today lo
Julian T. Burke, of Alexandria, agentf or
preferred bondholders, for $205,000.
OBITUARY.
BBOVVN.? Died, on the Sth .lay of May,
Ill IVI ii lingering iiunfs, .nr. million ;\.
Drown, in the doth yen- of Ins age.
Although ntljicted lie never poniphiittc I,
but often spoke of his affliction lis being a
blessing in disguise, and that it had drnwu
hint nearer to God. lie remembered his
Creator in the days of his youth, and connected
himself with the Wesley Chapel
M? thodist church, and remained a lu mber
until his death.
He was an affectionate and devoted husband
aud father, and his family cut only
cherish pleasant memories of him. He
leaves a wife and live children to mourn
theit* loss; but their loss is his iznin. Death
has no siing for ilu>sc wljo arc pre pave 1 to
mpet tluir (|oi|.
I am Thine, O Lord 1 I have heard Thy voice
Aud it told Thy love to me.
Put 1 long to rise in the arms of faith,
And he closer drawn to Thee."
*
List of Letters.
liemuining in the Postolfice at Union, for
the week ending June 8, 18'J4.
Miss llatiic Mordar ] Miss Carrie M Franklin
Mr J Treltford Mr A 1* Crnddook
Miss Jean ^ uunir iMissi Mnmin S Wiitin
Persons Calling for the above letters wil
please say if advertised, and will lie required
to pay oue oout for ibeir dolivcry.
11. W. 11AllllIS. l\ M.
.lOO Coi'tln oi" Wood
WANT 111), AT Till: BRICKYARD.
J. II. KOLKiI:H
June 8 23-2t.
Aoitl for Pett?t,
A few Tons of Acid for Sale. Just the
thing for manuring l'eas.
w ii. sartor.
June 8 21 lit,
W IN T E JL> .
SEV Kit A I. hundred thousand Hi icks hauled
from the Brickyard to the Union Cotton
Mill. Bids to haul any quant ty will be
received. Apply to
June 8-23-21. J. H. RODGER.
Y0l\ SALE.
A primo mare, ti years obi i a good work
animal. Terms, cash, or reliable security.
Apply at
W. II. SARTORS Store
June 8 21 Jit.
Coffins and Caskets.
rilllK un ices gm ?1 would respectfully inJL
(' rm I lie pcop'e of Union ami adjouing
coiiihics ilint they have commence I ihc
UNDERTAKER'S BUSINESS
?IN Tin: TOWN OK tfONKSV
ililiK. on lli?? S. IJ. A (1. llond
an l will Keep constant fy on hand. all qualities
ami sizes of Collins ami Caskets, Kimcral
It 'Cos, mi l are prepared to till .all orders
in lliaf ine at the shortest notice, at all
(lours, <luy or night, s.ml at ?li * veiy lowest
piicr^.
We inviit; ilmse who may he oilled on to
purchase tutie'es in our line to give us a
irlti'. 0'SII1KLD8 & W HIT LOCK.
Joncsville, S. ('.
June H-23-U.
i > i<zrs L i s ruY.
DR. H. SMITR S
U I<! IN T AL ItOO M S ,
- 0VK11-.
A. H. FOSTER & CO S STORE
COCA INK CSKI? IN EXTIIACTINU TKIMll.
Jan. ??-!-1 jr.
U R E
ire iu need of (Liu drees fabrics for tb
inn nl! this lioe of stuff, consisting <
)ttcd Swisses, Cbaliics, Lawns, Organ
Chauibreys, Prints, Black and Whit
in search of a Commencement dr"cs
es, Pink, Blue and Creatn.
inch Henriettas, in light shad )S, a
in appearance at other houses for 25 <
aim and Black, for only 50 cents,
all been reduced.
our Oxford Ties
;o have a complete stock of Glovei
your interest.?Sell you honest good
you make a bill you arc sure to b
attention to our
.LINERY,
i, we aro c Acting at uuhcard of lo
n need of anything in t.is lino rcmcn
RE'S.^
CANDIDATES.
FOR TIIE SENATE.
J. L. WALK Kit.
1 vcspccifully announce myself as a cai
ili'lato for the Slate Senate; subject to il
ilccisiou of the Primary election.
J. L. WAI.kkr.
CAPT. JAS. T. DOUGLASS.
Appreciating the imi ortaucc of being r
presented in the State Seuate by a eucces
Ful ami truly representative Fanner ; 01
who is not only iu full sympathy with us i
nil our demands for the betterment i f 01
jumiiuuii, oui wnose ami lu^ii chu
ictcr will confer honor upon our calling'aii
exercise potent inllucnse for our benefit i
I lie legislature uf our State, we hereby nom
iintc Ciipt. Jus T. L'uoginss 118 our en ml
late to represent us in ilie Senate; subjo
lo the decision of the primary election.
Faioikks.
"HOUSE OF KEl' It ES ENTATIVES
JAMES T. MOOIIIIHAD.
The friends of Mr. James T. Moorhen
knowing hiut wortliy and competent, rcspec
fully announce hiui as a candidate for tl
Mouse of Representatives from liuiou t'oui
ty, in the next Legislature, subject lo It
decision of the approaching pr mary.
Votkus.
FOR FHOHATE J I
J NO. pi gage.
I am a candidate for Probate Judg
Will abide bv tlie result of the primal
e'ec ion. llcspectful y,
J NO. P. 0 AGE.
J. M. GllEKlt.
1 lespectfully announce myself a candi la
for tlie otlico of l'rohatc Judge'of Unit
County ; suljeet to tile decision of tl
Primary Election. J. M. GREER. *
FOR TRIMS S RER.
W. T. JITKRT
1 hereby announce myself a candidate f
the ollice of Treasurer of Union couut
Subject to the dcosion of the Primal
el< ctiou.
W. T. JETER.
J. 1). GOING.
1 hereby respect Judy announce myself
candidate for the ollice of Treasurer
Union county, subject to the decision of tl
I coplo at the primary elccUon.
J. L). GOING. *
J. II. MART EES.
At ilift antl?iliilinti ' ( :
- ?V,. .......J UU'LI
throughout the county, 1 have decided
become a candidate for the olliee of Trcn
tircr ol* Uciou County, subject to the deci
ion of the primary elect'en.
J. II. BAKTLE8.
l oll /%UI>IT4>It.
NAT ||. MOUUAN.
1 rcspoctluliy announce my nime as
candidate for the olliee of County Audito
subject to the decision of the primary e!e
lion.
NAT ll. MORGAN.
JOHN G. FAIIR.
I hereby announce myself a candidate f
the olliee of Auditor of Union t'c^n'y.': su
jeel to the dceijiion of the Vrimary elcctio
J NO G. FA lilt. *
J. II. DLANTON,
I ant a candidate for re-election to t
olliee uf County Auditor ; subject to the d
cision of the prim try olootion.
J. It. 111.ANTON. *
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
M. L. I.KM AST Kit.
1 hereby announce myself a cwididsto f
the ollice of School Commissioner of Unit
County; snhie* t to ^1(0 cjc<iision of t
primavy election.
M. L LKMASTBR. *
1>. II. FA NT.
I announce myself n candidate for t
oflicc of Scliool Commissioner of Union con
(y, subject to the decision of the ]>riuin
election. 1>. It. Fast. *
J. 1.AJtltti>US.
The friends id' J. A. Cltuuhyrs ajiprecii
ing Ins satisfactory services us u Couu
Commissioner, mid knowing his tiluess I
ilie otlice, hereby Announce hiiu a cindidit
for Sell )ol Commissioner of Union Count
subject lo I lie decision of the l'riina
election. Kiiiknus. *
COUN'^ syiiKltVlSOlt.
I. M. MOHLKY.
'J'ne undersigned, recognizing the tr
worth mid faithful services of I M. .Mold
in the otlice of County Commissioners, d
sire to present lii?j ipittiu f\s a uindidate f
Supervisor of Honds ; subject to the dccish
of the primary election,
Many Votkiih.
J. n. T. SCOTT.
I hereby Announce myself as a c nidi.In
for i lie otlice of County Supervisor, f
Union Conmy ; subject to the voters of sa
county at the next primary election.
KospeCt fully,
J. 1$, T. Scott.
sumtvisoR or kkuiktk vtio:
.1 il T ATI'.
At tlie solicitation of many friends 1 her
by announce myself a candidnto for tl
ullico of Supervisor of llegislrntion : suhjc
to tlie decision of the ensuing prima:
election. J. 0.
_JL
DOWN !
DOW
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* rilHE extremely low prices a
?) X Millinery and Dry G
For the past 8 weeks close buye
Is vest, by getting Good Good
0 Poor Stuff. You will always
JUST AS AD
NOTHING MORE,
* Nothing advertises us better
we are sending away every day.
We'il do you good if you will
"HERE'S J
. Fine Jet Black Dress G
worth 75c. for 50c.
,e All Wool Fast Black
worth 65c. for 50c.
Silk Stripe French Gin
j; 25c. reduced to 10c.
The Best Corset ever so]
I'r Beautiful White Lawn,
5 for 10c.
!' 4-4 Bleach, free from sta
? now 8c.
c Ladies Keady Made Muslin XJ
paid for material not made up,
Another lot of those Beautiful
the way.
j,
| MO BAITS, N
; RUT IIWEiT VALUES I
5"THE OLD
A. H. FOS1
W. T: B
EXTRAORDI]
ry ? 0
Y A. IN B "?J ]
a Hair pins, lc a paper,
of Wire tea strainers, 2o each.
?e Basting Cotton, large spool, le cich.
Good Pins, lc paper.
Nutmeg Graters, lc each.
ii..n in...?? o.. 1...11
II tu i.'ai U I ll ^ V>WU'?;i mU Utin.
|)3 Wardrobe Hooks le each,
to Machiue Cotton, 2c spool
is- Knitting Cotton, large balN, 2c ball. !
s- Safety Pins, 2 dozon for 5 cents.
? Coat Hangers, le each. '
Cabinet of Hair l'ins, 5c each.
Hair Crimpers 10c caoh.
? Linen Thread 2c spool. <
Biscuit Cutters, 10c each. I
r. Black Pins, 2 boxes for 5 cents <
c- Bon Ami, 5c cake.
100 Brass Head Tacks for 3 cents.
No. 1, Bizby Blacking, 5c box. ,
Rubber Dressing Comb*, uu eaob.
or Hair Curlors, oc each,
b- i Nickel Match Safes, 5c each,
n. Darning Lasts, 4c each,
Coin Purses, 5o cgtik,
Machine Oil 5c a bottlo.
I Barrel Tacks end Hammer, 5c both.
[e. Lcuiou Squeezer, 10c
3 Plated Porks, 15c.
3 Plated Spoons, 15c.
- Velvet Top Whisk Broom, 15c.
Large Beautiful Bans, 5e.
Gold Blatcd Breast l'ins, 5e.
or Crochet Cotton, *< .
en Call Bell, 1(4 cenU,
ho Salts, 2 coiits,
Bicturc Nails, 2 cents
Tooth l'ioks, 5c a box.
Velvet Skin Soap, 12c.
I1C Camphor Marbles, 5c box. I
n- Blown Whiskey Glass, 5c each,
ry Bucket Tapes, 5c each
BIG STOCK OF FLOWER URN:
; = W. T. :
or
J. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
MUKfHY S MILL 1 IRILuE TO ha LIST TO TUB
- LOV/RST BIDDER.
OrncK 01 County Oom.missioxkks, 1
I NIO.v C'or vrv. 4
uc VmoNi May 22, lH'.H.
ey /\N Tuesday, Jnno 12, i8'.?4, at 1 l*o'clock
Ic- v/ A.M., tho County Commissioncis of
or Union county will meet nt Mur|ihy's Mill
on bridge, <ti fair Forest creek, f.r the purpose
of awarding the building of said br.dge to
* llie lowest responsible hi'Met*. _
Finns and specifications can he seen at A.
II. Foster & Co 'a store, nt Union C. II.. and t
,tc will be exhibited ou (lie dsy uuel the place
or of (he Idling,
id ALSO
Tbc contract for rep tiring the lTpper Hire's
Bridge will be let on the same day and p'&O*.
* Ity order of (he Hoard of County Coin?
inissioncrs.
V. Oil AS. HOLT. (T'k B. C. C.
RAISE TOUR OWN HlflES.
c- /"\NK of (he purest bred and luest formed
lie vy SPANISH JACKS ever bfought iiro
ct this Slate will stand regularlwf' at tbc old
ry Palmer Livery Stables at Unioft C. Jl.
* W. E RAY.
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nowiv!
t which we are selling our
rOOds are indeed "Catchy.*'
rs have been reaping a har.S
at prices usually paid for
> find our goods and prices
VERTISED,
NOTHING LESS.
than the pleased customers
I let us.
VT YOU:"
1
roods, 44 inches wide, [
Albatross, very light, 1
gham, made to sell at
Ld in Union for 50c.
very sheer, worth 15c. ]
rch, always sold at 10c.
nderwear at prices usually
[ 5cent Goods, for Waists, on
t \ T3T ATITTTITn
U DJUUJI111IVU,
'OR HONEST DOLLARS.
RELIABLE",
"ER & CO.
E A TV S
ARY SALE
F ?
i> T X (> N ? .
Ironing Wax, II cents.
Tack Puller, 3 cent?.
Klcctric (Dorset Laccs, 3 cents,
fail fjocks, 5 cents.
Mutton Hole So?*?ors, 30 ccuta.
IV'A Cleaners, 5 ceuts.
l'oilot Soap, 3 cents. !
Book Pins, 5 cents. *
Spring Hinge l()c pa\rx
Ivory Handle Knife, cents.
But Mirror Hand Glass, 2f>e.
Rubber Hair Pins, 1 cent.
Fine Hair Brush, 25c each.
Mood Hair Brush, 10 each.
Sleeve Supporter?, 3c pair.
Key King and Chain, 3c each
lloyt's Cologne, 8c oac.U.
Barlows 8c, ea?h.
Nursing Bottlef.( 10c each.
Crow;, picture Nail Twine, 5o each,
12 Shoots Note Paper and Envelopes, 5c
Windsor 'V'es, ac each.
Brass Pad Locks, 13c each.
Ornamented Hair l'ins, 8c each.
Lineu Lauip Shades, 25c each.
Framed Mirror, 10c each.
Creamers, 10c each.
Morocco Purse, 9c each.
Gold Plated Collar Buttons, 2 for 5c.
Extra Good Shaving Uriuh, 10c each.
Nickel Back Comb, 10c.
Ladies' Scissors, 10 cents
Two Bladed Knife, 10 cents.
Puff Boxes, 10 cents.
Velveteen Dress Pacings, 3 yds 7c.
Lead Pencils, 2 for 1 c.
Wood Covered Slate Pencils. 2 for lc.
Knitting Needles^ & cents.
Scholar's Companion, 3 cents.
Urooui Holders, 5 cent?.
Alarm Clocks, 85c each.
S ON HAND ALL THE TIME.
BEATY =
Union Drug Co.,
?DEALERS IN?
D11U0S, l'atent Medicines. Toilet Soaps,
Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Tooth Powders,
Face Powders.
A full lino of l'.iiuts, (lils, Putty, Stains,
Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes.
Tobacco, Snulf, Cigars, Fresh Harden Seeds,
and all kinds of Druggist Sundries
kopt in a fusi-ciuss Drug
Store.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully corn
pounded at all hours.
The Public will find our stock of Medicines
complete, warranted cenuino and
of the beat quality.
Call anil boo for yourselves.
Feb 17?7-1y
TO CANDIDATES
In view of the general business depression
and tho scarcity of money, ?c have
decided to reduce the fee for announcing a
candidate to $3, stririh/ in advance.
Tins fee allows <? lines for simply annonnc
inp a candidate. Six cents a week will be
charged lor every liuq beyond that limit*
BIG SA
SAI
FOR THIS
SAMPLE SHOES,
SAMPLE HATS,
SAMPLE SHI
SAM PL
S/
All marked at and less than jo
values for the money ever offered
letitors are complaining of ''dull
311 sending our real values all o
lon't count much these days,
right, therefore we get the trade.
We arc selling line Dress Clin
Fine White Shirting, at 1 cei
" Cotton Checks, at 3 cen
" Cottonades, at S \ cents.
Fine White India Linous Plaid
new in the lovely cotton fabrics s
Big lot of new Laces?lovel
Light Blue, Heliotrope and Bed li
and lovely.
c l o t h
We have the best and cheape:
State.
Boy's Suits, stout, at 50 ccnl
Man's Good Suit, tor $2.48.
" All Wool Cheviot for $
money.
Come in and let us show
haven't the space or the time to
bargains we have, and new good
Polite and attentive salesmen '
HARR
LEA
CUT p
COME AND SE^E F
THE WORK OF ODB'
> }?3?
SEEING IS ]
WE have received one of the largest i
Union, and have decided to take
our entire stock and cut prices from on<
Watch our advertisement from week
in prices. Of course other merchants i
always bear in mind that we are head*
pricces.
NOW LINTK1V AT
The best Indigo Prints -U yards for ^
$1.00.
Good Calicoes at 4 cents a yard. 1
u Muslins " 44 44 44 I
44 Scotch Lawns (line) at j cents
a yard.
Good Sateens at 7 cents a yard. ^
1'orcaies " J'J " " " (.
Cotton Dross Goods at 4 conts a y<l.
Nice Wool Dress Goods at 8.^ cents I
a yard.
Table Damask at 2a cents a yard. 1
Good 4-4 Sheeting ft " u "
We cannot mention our special prices
other goods for want of space, but they
named goods. Uespcctfull
OirAIIAM
Tim llcul, SIkx'K Tor lAf
HI
$3s
4 l^aw^gC?
^THIS tSTHEB^Ia^
DEALERS who push the sale of \V. ]
which Jiclps to increase the sales on t
afford to ?i'll at n lent profit, anil wr Iwllrvfi v
footwear of the denier advertised below, tstful.
FOR SAL
W. T. BI
J
MPLE I
^ E /
WEEK :
RTS,
E HOSE,
IMPLE H'DF'S.
?nr*? bber's
cost. The very best
ill Union. While onr cointrade"
we arc moving right
ver the country. Blowing
Prices tell, our prices are
lilies, at 2} cents.
its.
ts.
Organdies, and everything
o lovely this season,
y patterns?just in. Pink,
Imbroidery ; something new
I i N G .
*t line of Clothing in the
;,s.
j.00 a suit, worth twice the
u through our stock. We
mention the thousands of
is arriving 011 every train,
to wait on you.
Y&BELK,
DERS IN LOW PRICES.
RICES.
:0R YOURSELF,
LITTLE HATCHET.
BELIEVING.
" > !< stocks
of Spring (loods brought to
our little hatchet ami go through
; side to the other, FOlt CASH,
to week and keep yourself posted
may cut at some of ?.ur prices, but
juarters for noon goods and low
L FEW PHICE8 :
Ion's Negligee Shirts - for 2b cts,
" " " (good) bO cents,
'ins and Needles 1 cent a paper,
indies I ndervests b cents each,
u Handkerchiefs from 1 cent to
the finest.
Ien's Handkerchiefs all prices
'elluloid Collars 10 cents and Culls
lb cents.
(jiUica Hats from 10 cents to the
finest. 0*1
<adics Gloves from 10 cents to the
finest.
ion Shoes, Hats and a great many
arc just as cheap as the above
y>
& SPARKS.
L. DOUGLAS
u r*Br wENuiNK
Oil WE WELT.
IS, I! Ottom Waterproof. Best Shoe sold at the price.
B4 and $3.60 Dross Shoe.
I'<|n;il rii.Ntoin work, coaling Jrom |o 1?
50 Police Shoe, 3 Solos.
Ite.st Walhiiifc'Slioc e?er made.
9X.OU, ana onoe?,
Unequalled at the price.
Boys S2 & SI.75 School Shoes
W Art 'he Hr>il !" h;.,n,e.
5V LADIES'
$3. $2.50 $2, $1.75
Heat lToriRolM, Ntylinh, l'erfpet
l'lttiii); ami .VTvlrrnblc.lteit
\ in the world. All Stylo*.
1 Iiiatat upon having W. 1..
"fi'TSfel' DouelMH Nlioos. Vninn
T^kttuti price Ktnmped on
lit >a . bottom. KrorUioii
[.. Douglas SIhh's gain customers,
heir full line ol iTOOthi. The* eon
mi tun huvv inunvy l>y lturfn* *11 your
?B?e fro? ii|>on dpUcaUoi.
E BY
3ATY,