The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, June 15, 1894, Image 3
IN MKMOUY (?l
I.ITTI.K MAM IK,
OWOIUMI Oi MB. ANII Mils, tllAlll.Ki WIIITLOCK.
i?n June 1st, 189-1. for I he seord time
denlh entered this iiotue and claimed tor liis
victim dear litt'e Main e, who wnt 10 jours
> ii.? i fi ,i...... i.i >n.? .. i.
?? IIIvjiiIii9 iiuu t / uiij 9 uiui uuy n?a ?v v* 1^111
chilil nml furnished to the fond parents it
joy that on.not be told. Her sweet lit'le
songs au 1 words ?:f love will no more he
heard it home on earth, hut we are assured
by Christ's own words, when he "S lid, "suffer
little children to come unto tne nml forbid
them not," that she is with Him in glory.
.v''." said she was going tr he an amo I i ' ?
Lord doe h all things well." S nicine-s lie
takes the lambs sy that lie may draw the
older sheep into the fold.
Ht.tr l>?rcaved ones, tie, too, haven liitle
Mamie up there; and it gives us great joy
to knotv that such a tie is there. We will
knotv them there as we have known them
here. We laid her to ntvait the resurrection
morn, in the Hack l'otiil Cemetery.
There is a little mound in the church yard old
We ma 1c it scarcely a week ago;
I wonder so tint" a grave can lodd
Such wealth of beauty and love below.
I will loll y< a what i- forever hid,
By tlie fresh lictped enrtli in that lonely
pi a,
Where the grassy luvf niid the coffin lid
Close d-rklv over our .\i time's fac.
I'h re arc small hands cri -owl on apulsolcss
breast
Aud clustering curl round a noble bro v.
There are bright eyes closed in a 1?viiiuler-,
re '
N And a sweet voice silent f revc r.ow.
It. W. W.
trull Ill-UN 1'AJltlOTS l'.iss Sol I II MIX liKSO
i t tiuns.?St. Louis, June ?At a meeting
last evening of the Southern Woman s Historical
Society In this city, the orati>11 of l)r.
''??? unvnilinir nl' I i I?? lllllll II 111 Oil I III
' ??*- *??> ? 'V c --
the meutoty of Confederate soldiers and
.sailors i?t Itichmond. Va.. wns read and
warmly applauded. A committee presented
t lie following resolutions ami preamble wliieli
were unanimously adopted :
Whereas, for many years, Southern peop*e
have borne lnisreprcscnta'iuns, : landers,
abuse, sneers and jeers, hoping ilia' li.i >
would soften the animosity of their cun
erors, and,
Whereas, the policy of silence has not
proven a sh niug success, therefore, L"> it
llcsolved, That in our o inion, the policy
of silence under falsehood and abuse is unwise
and should be uu longer pursued: and
be't further
llcsolvc 1, '1 hat we send to llcv. Or. Cave
our heartfelt thanks for breaking that bad
poliey and assure him that we also lnve ever
held uiiwaveiiiig faith that enlightened posterity
will decide that the Sjutli was in the
right: and he it further,
devolved, I'lial we herewith proseut to
the t(linking people of this oily a few undisputed
facts on which the .South will rest her
case. in the calm confidence of winning a
rer liol :
I. That wars of conquest nre per se wrong.
II. That wars of defense are ulwnys right.
0. That from the tiist to the last day of
the war the korth fought a war of conquest
J. That from the first io the last day of the
war the South fouglu a war of defense.
*. That the South from the first was eager
for r.eacc?nruved for peace.
<>. That ?lio North's answer to her pru,
4 was tl;o arming of 2,77-, 108 n>eu to hurl ou
flic Hrutli to kill, dessolae and conquer.
7. That at no time did the South have
half fif she had one-third) as many men to
j .eel these merciless invaders.
8. That in its four years' ell oris to conquer
the South, the North wasted the enormous
sura of $2.71-i,000,000.
It). Hint in her clioits to resist conquest,
the South bad no money, hut s.ie spent her
heart's blood without -stint.
I)y these nud oilier indisputable facts the
8 nth will be judged.
?
(' v rkss'ian MrliAi ntx. ? Tlio Aiken
rV/fi h s changed its cdi'orinl management
' >'t not i s mode of trying to misrepresent
f.'ongfi ssiimn M< Laurin. That paper, together
with a few others, for some reason
would like to get McLauriu out of the reform
ranks, and wc can see no other reison
tlian the f?nr of the senatorial mutest that
will c me up when Senator lrby's term
expires. The people throughout the State
have watclicd whh deep interest the faithful
services McLuuriti lias renderetl in the
lower brunch if the national legislature,
and it is making the Aiken Time* tremble
lest iis idol, Senator Irby will be retired,
and the eloquent representa'ive of the Sixth
d strict called to lake his place. We do not
know whether Mr. Mclruirin has any ambition
or desire to go to the Senate, but we do
know that were the people to place him
there they would have no cause to regret it.
The Aiken Tim fx savs I lint "Ilia Manni:i'_'
Time* is trying in vain to siir up a boom'
for McLauriu.' What nonsense! Why should
wo be trying to stir up a boom for a giau
who by liis works has proven himself to or
what the people ask of a pub ic servant
McLauriu needs uo booming from newspapers;
the people are his boomers a\ I they
will continue to boom liiin regard l?ss of the
slurs from men and papers that have a es
to grind." If the papers now slurring at
McLauriu will truthfully show where he has
been untrue to It s cnistiluonts the people
will investigate die ina'ter and call him to
account, but they will not regard him unfaithful
for not being willing to sneeze when
ether people lake sunt). Tliey di I not send
him to Congress to do that, arid they are
promt 01 nun uuimiisu iir nils iiiu oi.uu aim
nianhoo 1 to speak out iu meeting.?Mtinniny
Timex.
Mns. Wji. I'i.oii.kv Shut Down \nt>:jO(h
Stoi.km.?Greenville, Juno 8.?News hm
just been received licre of unollier crime in
the Dark Corner." On Thursday morning
about 11 o'clock, while all the male members
of her family were in the fields working,
Mrs. LMiunloy was shot and will probably die.
She is Iho wife of Wilbuin Plumley, owner ol
considerable propeity and of a prominent
family.
Mre. I'lumley raw sonje one on the hill
above her house and his movements excited
her suspicion. She went into the yard and
saw a man enter her house, lie ran toward
the house and li-fi, taking a trunk con tain'tap
JjttiOO. As she reaehed the door, a gun wm
tired and she was struck by a bullet which
went in her side, coating out on lite other,
t Mr. IMumley says the llurwclls were the
only people who knew he had money in tin
house.
Dkn Brnwri.t, Sroi.n iiik Monky. Green
vile, June Ilen Hurwell. clt.irgetl with
robbing and shooting Mrs. William I'lurnle;
cn Thilr d-v. was ai it irster.biv ami
1 dged in llie (irccnrillc .'nil. Tlio stoler
liey was rrcavered, lint HurwcM ins sh
hat lie* di<l not slinot Mrs. I'lninloy. Then
is I lie strongest evidence that lie is (lie guilt)
pn'ty. Siroiije hopes arc entertained tl
Mrs. Plumlry will necer. JJurwell is .
)i If vvitted fellow. ? T'm Sh.
e
( i'ui.im i i:n r?HK. -We million, c oui
a?lverl:sr ilrnggivf .sell i>r. Kingr New
D sc'eiy for (' 'ii?iii ption Cnujlie anil
Colds upon llvs con1,lion. It y<;tt nri
n,"'cic.'t with n C'Uigli ('old or nny T iing
T' roa' or f'lion' tro ilile, am! w'll use tliiremedy
as direeled, g'fing it a 1'ni trial
and 0' perien'e no bereft, yy- may rerun
the bottle . nd Ii"vc your f r.cy re.nded
We could lint make tIti < .' '< did we nol
know that IV. Kitie's x I>'s; very ccuiM
he relied on. It never div?? p.iltits. T.-'a'
lioltles free at 15. I . !'? SI '< .S l':itg t ,ie.
lairgc size -Hlc. and >'1.W.
A 1)kvi> M vx Loadbii Wiru Most oni k
Kaii.?Chester, Juuo ?Conductor O. A.
Ilatulin of I lie Chester and Lenoir road gave
your c rrcst ouJeut the following news on
arriving here this afternoon from Lenoir :
About two miles north of Lincoluton a
dead man wis found this morning nt <i
o'clock, across the Chester and Lenoir c ack,
with a bullet through his head. A ibre
Smith ?S; Wesson pistol, was iu his I'^ii"
I hand, one chamber of which was empty .
Five hundred dollars and S*? cents \%is
ioti.id on his per- 11, most of the money bei<
in' ten and twenty dol'ar bills. Fiori t^
fig ires on t'.o paper wrapped around o
bills It w.? ;U in 'ioalo that he had do .e sway
with ' ??'it i icty dollars, whicn sun; vouM
make ' 'JO all told, the amount to
ticor a i .".on from Mrs. LMumJoyin G.ron
villo county. Inc sl;;es of ibe dead nun
indicated hard .. ear. Il'-s left arm had bean
broken jus' be-low the '.>< w, a.. 1 his right
arm was still at the ell ow. Scars were on
both atias. He wore :v blue coat ami vest,
ami t'loiu appearances it seemed that lie had
travele I a long ways and over rough 10a hs
j on feo'. There was nothing in the way of
papers or marks on his clothes to .'how the
name of the ?! ad man.?S/ircinl ( > Yh $('!(>
OjITUARY.
KNIlillT. ? i?i"d. on th.j 10.h of May.
Miss Carrie Knight, in the lsth year of her
age.
She was one whose bright face was unclouded
and whose features always bore a
srui'.o to enliven those n.w.'id iicr.
lie- onstant attend.; : upon the services
of the sanctuary and in the Sunday School
cvinccu a deep and irne t i ty. Ilcr death
is a heavy bh w to (lie luulie in which she
\va- the youngest chl .! and a s -iuceof comfort
to her pun-is. 1 "-lit they sorrow not
as tlioso \v , i ;i\ . tio ln>j e and can rely
upon the proti.Nes of llitn who doctli all
things well. A l-Tmtxo.
List of LettersItemaining
in the Postollicc at Union, for
j the week ending .line l">, IS'" I.
| Miss Mary Cilenn, Mr Jno McKiss:ek,
I Mrs Alice Anderson. Mi*s Alice Sini"h,
| care of 8 M Gregory. Mr l? W Brown,
j Persons calling for the a'-ovc letters will
i ple:w say if ad -us ! i .-i. an-l will be reijuircd
to pay one cent for their delivery.
It. W. IIAKHiS, lh M.
c\> i i: /FOK
SitffATi-:.
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J. h. WALK lilt.
1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for the State Senate; subject to -he
decision c'the Primary election.
J. l? Wau KU. *
CAi'T .1 \S. T. l?t)l til,ASS.
I A liurri-ill i n :? llio imr.rlornn r.f Ko-ini
| presented in tlie .Stato Senate bv a succcss!
fill nnH Irnlv rpni'P?en(?li?# V-irmor * n*ii\
j who i>. not ooiy in full sympathy will' us i4
i all our <lcni; nils lor I lie beltorinent if our
' condition. but whose ability and i.-h char*
j aclcr will comer houor upon our yjling'aml
I exercise potent iuflucnse for our*t >. tit iu
j the legislature of our State, we hereby n'>nii?
: nate ('apt. .'as. T. Douglass as cur cnnliK
j date to represent us in ihc Senate : subject
to the decision of the primary election.
F a it m nts. *
HOUSE OF K1TUESEXTATl VES
H
M. 11. M.V.'O.MSON.
| 1 am a cair'nl itc f? r ilie L-gis'a are. suh?
! jecl to the primary.
M. 11. M A COM SOX. *
J. M CAKTKH.
j I hereby announce myself a cuidi latc f. r
i used i;i ti e next Legislature: subject ta
!' the decis on of tin primary electi >u.
J. M CtltTtlt. *
JAM US T. M'?0K!I1:A1'.
i
; Tim friends of .Mr. J nines T. .Mcorheudj
Unowinr ' in wuv'.hy and compeien*, respect}
j fully nui:o' - - e hin as a cnudiJstc tor the
j House of ileprcvei taiives from Union Conn?
ty, in ilie uo- t be- Mature, subject lo the
! decision of the approaching pr mary.
VllTKIlS. *
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I OH FiiOlMTE JUHilE.
C. 0. SAUTO 11.
1 rcpcc! fully announce mysclfacniidida'e
j for I lie ollii e of Probate Judge of L'nion
| vjoui'ty ; subject to liie decision of the
primary c'vet i n. C. Sautub. s
J NO. T. < J At ill.
j I am n candidate lot Probate Jnd-ei
. Will abide ' v (lie result f the primary
I election. Heaped fnby.
J NO. 1*. (J AOL. *
J M. (IKEKit.
i re-fir tfr.!!\ nnonnec myscifn candi Into
for li e o' > >r Probate Judge of ''uioii
: t'our.ty s" "ft to the decision of the
Primary Fle<.ii?n. J. M. GUUIiR.
rOK TIMlASP IM li.
J. c. KDWAitPS.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
1 the office of Treisnrer of Union C nnty ;
subject to tho decision of the primary e!c.?
! lion. J. C\ llno'Arns. 1
W. T. JKTKIt.
I hereby annonnes myself a candidate t >t
| ihe olhoe of Treasurer of Union county.
' Subject to the doC'sion cd' the Primary
1 ebction
1 W. T. JKTKIt. *
1 J. I). (10!NO.
1 hereby respectfully announce my.sell u
candid-tic lor ?lie ollice ol Treasurer ol
Union County, subject to (lie d*ct-io:? of the
! people nt llie priuinry elect-on
! J. 1) (501 NO.
| J. II. HAUTI.IIM.
At the solicitation of many citizens
P lluougliout (lie county, 1 h.n< >' decided to
I become a candidate lor the ollice ut' 1'teass
, titer of Ut io-i t'ounty, subject to llie dec s*
ion of the primary elect on.
.1. II UAKTLKS. *
' i
roit il DlTOK.
.1 V. I'- ILf'v,
1 1 ii-| ccttu.i. announce nr. elf a candi?
I j date for the c t' et of A i> Iii >r of Uu' n
i County >.thjc-t to the decision i-t the
t voter- :il the primary election.
.1. U. P. r . ?
NAT IV. M'.MtiAN.
' I I reaped fill'> annotiitco my name a" :i
candt-late t -r the ollice of County Auditor f
, subject t-i the t i-doit of C primer c'
. lion.
V l 'I- I *,!?. . j
, I ."I " ?> '
.. 11 > (j. r.\ij
' licr< b\ ;i Hiyff ii; ;i 'hIc f ?
tlio ofvH ? ' Audi < (Jii i-:-v |)?
I it*' t Co <* -'' fi-i I t* I'rii >. o' 'i^nl
; j" IN. UK.
I
t I - I \NT<;*
I j (i ? "or r i ii i
! j '' c .'if! >; ' ill > Clio /
i ?. of l!.o nil e .
I v.. LLAN < . .
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KOIt SCHOOL ( CMUlSSIOM.lt
M. L. I.KMASIKK.
1 l??rel? announce inyse'f a ciudidate for
lIto ollice vf School Commissioner of Uuion
County: subject to the decision of tlio
primiry election.
M. I.. LEMASfKR. *
j L>. 11. FA NT.
j I aunouT'o nivself a candidate f^r the
oHlce of Scliool C niwi. joer of Union c -iu1
l}', otl'c tlo il'o decision of the primary
{ election. D. 15. Fa.\i. *
J. A. CHAM 151.IIS.
I
'l'lte friends of J. A. Chambers appreciat
i lug !tis satisfactory services as a Couuiy
i Commissioner, and knowing lii.s kincss for
the oflice, hereby announce biiu a candidate |
fur School ('oii'iuissioiu r of Union County,
subject to the deci-don of ihc l'riuiary i
clcciiuii. Friknim. * j
COUNTY Sl'!*EKVPSOItW.
M. O ALUM AN. j
I hereby announce myself a Candida' o fir
the otr.ee of Uoiin'y Supervisor for Uuion |
t'ounty subject 10 'lie decision of the pri- '
| luury election. W. M. CALLMAN.
T J. I'STKS.
1 hereby announce myself a candida'e for
! County Supervise.'; su'-jccl 10 the ilecision J
| ol the pri' ry eleclioii. T. J. Km:s. A |
T. .f. UKl KNBAUGIf.
1 respc 1!y ui ir unci' myself a cnuli1
date for I'te oliice if Couu'y Supervisor for
Union County : subject to ihc decision of the
primary election.
T. J. 15i;i I.xii.VI on. * i <
1. M. M0BL1A.
The undersigned, recognizing ihc true i
worth and faithful services uf 1. M. Moblev "
in ihc olliee of County Commissioners, desire
to present his name as a candidate for
Supervisor of 11 -nils ; subject to tho decision 3
i f the primary election.
Many Votkiis.
J. i!. T. SCOTT.
I hereby nnuouiicc myself as a candidate
! for the ollicc of County Supervisor, !'.?
; Union County' subject to the voters of sahi
| toiui'v at tlie next primary elect! >n.
j Kepect fully,
.). 15. T. Scott.
j SiICK?Y!??!i MU itlAilSTKATlOX. \
i i
J. O. TATE.
At the solicitation of in-.ny friends 1 herej
by announce myself a candidate for tlie
j oliice of Supervisor of Registration : subject
! to the decision of the ensuing primary
. election. J- O. TATE.
Mrsor.'o Meetinq.
j 1) WiUHIl Coninmuicatiou of Union
j IX bodge. No. 70. A.". F.'. M.'. will be
^Xheldon ilr-1, Friday evening. June 10. liusi|
nets of importnrtce will be atleudcJ to.
I A I." V It .. I'l I... ..-ill. i.l I
!\V M. M LADOlL
Secy.
1> Id 3NTIW T It V .
dr f. s. robinson,
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LAID f'."in Cue Univcvsuy of Maryland,
oll'ci'.-; Lis profe-sion il services to those
j who may "require Dent ?1 Surgery in nuy i fits
ij branches. lle'iig mply supplied with the
best instruments anil ul moduli improve!
;appliances, he f- e's safe in assuring perfect i
! satisfaction.
He wiil he found in his ollice next d or lo |
W. A. Niclud-on X .Sou's Hank.
Ofli a h urs. s A. M.. tod 1'. M.
June 1"? -1 ly.
i .f: n;pop state
NORMAL COLLEGE,!
COLUMBIA S. C
1 /^VPI N to while girls over IT. Session 1
jjV_A begin September 'J 7. tiridiiatcs se- i
pure goo i posi'lon*. I audi county given two j i
! scholarships- -I'l., wonli > I-">0 a session and |
jne of free tuition. 1 irsi s diolnrsliips now !
vueirit in counties of Abbetidc, Aiken, An- I 1
Jerson. Burn well, I!-aufort. Charleston.
jChtreuJon, Chester, Clies'erfudd. F.orotic;,
iQreenville, C-or^town. Hampton, Horry.
Kershaw, Lancaster, l.iurens, Lexington.
Newberry, Oconee. Onng.burg. Dickens,
Richland, Sumter. Spartanburg, Vork.
Competitive eaamina i"ii July IT.al Court
.House of each county. Address I
I D li. JOHNSON.
June 1 -"i-'M-'Ji President.
DELINQUENT TAX SALES- 11
Full JUL!, JS'.U. 1
! pV i rlue t' sundry erccmiins to me
|' JTZ** dircete', I 1 !1 m-U befit e the Court
j!House dyov. in the town of Union, on Mon- I
I Jay t' e second d: y d July next during ihe j
i .legal ' u"vs f Shevitl's :'iles, the following |
'described property to-vii: I <
One irac' of lv I hcLeging to Mi*s Detsy I |
i Bobo, ! ' K Ic'Vnsliip, lotitaiiiing ! |
ij 'A r.cvt .
Otic iro** <* -y !.jrse behoigic* to I!. C. f
^nvth. _ ' I
i Ti e ilc- ? boo pmnotty will bo ?oM
Jlbr |n.\c- .u the s.iit of ihv s:?to ngniusi tbv t
''person- :> 1> >ve name I.
Shot i" - ' ."'.ice, June '.Mb, 1 >' I
.1. 0. I o.v:.
I >r.r. |
[tin. it
ATS OR'OINA NCE
ro UEOCI.ATK rut: silk Ol WINK, c11 * K It, i I
dltkw l:l> INI' MA1.I LKjlilliS, \NHTO flttlu
11: it- tii k nam: or srinnrms 1
li?ji otts with in i ll i: itiitl*uit \ ik
limits or rut: town or j
' i mux, h f.
lit it / by 11"* Mayor ami AMcrmcn . ,
if the town of I ni? Soiiili t'iroliiia, in '
Jouocil assouibleil, ami by tin* authority of ! :
he same : 1
Section I. That from am', aft" nc pas- (
tftge of this oiilinatice it *-liall be unlawful 1
for any one to retail \'? ine, i lev, breweil or
malt It'j'iLi - wi'bin the corporate hunts ol' I
:hc tow n of I iitoii, S. w i'li u: having
first obtiiiiic*! o license s:> to 1 >. as pivvi<lc<l 1
by law. 1
Sr.i Hon ?. Tluu a'l places where such
Wino, rider, brewi" a alt lioitoi a?-" snhl
unilcr license * pn.ihlcil, s1 all be
jlo'cl on S inula ' 'Heel ion 'lava ni. 1 on |
such n'hec ila s as the town f? itneil, '?* "he j
better presv ving of the petce ami
' artier ol the coniir.urit m y re ? o
Section :i That it ?lt-*l 1 h" in1 1 for |
\ny one to scl1 pi"ititntn i'fp. i. r any i
fUlvl"'" III..'. ni'ltii. i*. . ? ' '
....... ...V.x ' "i I V I I'ililiV I 11111*7* |
i ?f lilt- : >v;n of 1 iiion, ! '.
8i'< i k?n 1'lnl fin; one vio'nli nn ?f
:fc? provi of tlii.< or^oiHC" hlmll. i:p" \
; j?nvi<": ' f ?? ?!( Town ?v"' r'r*"' 'i< Ai!1'
j ihcd fir-'i o' o ?>" i v cVc
ng**' . l,v iinn;?oi ni^; I10,
il .
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I.A' 1 ! . .id Mucks, .
, *0 f"'- ! i!ic l?i . !. i 'o :hc '' . !. ? .
OSi Mill. Hi ! o ' . 11 ,v. .
f reived ,\j>; y ;
J C. t . . A.. J ^ , | ,
I
IVSSD-SU
as a:
For the next f(
after SPECIAL BAi
BUYERS in our ent
and summer Wool
Goods, to close out.
These prices spat
thing we can say ;
Standard Dross Gingtu
Cross B^r and Stripe
3cVery
Fine Outing, nu
price 10c.
Ladies All Leather Be
reduced to 25c.
Men's Balbriggan Und(
We have many
Fans.;- .
Underwear.
Mil liner-'1
Gro"V
WHICH WE OFFER
These prices are To
"THE OLD
A. H. FOS1
M c L
I 8 making it interesting for those who a
1 hut weather. Wo have out t! e price,
-'a:in stripe M-ils, Colored ami White !.?
lies, Percales, Persian Cloths. tlinginuis,
India Pawns, To the young lady vvh > i<
ivo have Albatross in all the Iigh'.j-t -iia 1
Wo invito inspection in o;.!* line of J
july JO cents. Thoy emu )t b; o j nil ? 1 i
\\ i> fl t si I llioliiiii* S I L- Mir J in I 1 ! .
Our line of Lacis ami Iuscrlious have
] fV '< Pell' of
i'
fur Indies, Misses ami Children, Wo ah
Hosiery, Corsets, etc.
Come to M I ' II! .") where wo consvlt
for the lowest possible prices.?Where if
[ leased.
We must ci!l special
^ f;vv mij
if hieh, on account ef I hi advanced seasoi
prices in order to close out. If you are
)er vvc arc the people.
r L C
I.hi. My
anH (V.?l?ws !
riHlK mi lcrs:gntil rouM resp. cthilly in1_
form the people of I nion ami l.joinn;r
C' unties that tin". 11nvi' coritecueo'l iItc
UNDERTAKERS BUSiNESS
?in i n1: t?>\vn orlOMlSVlixi:.
OH (' .< S r A (. Kond,
in 1 will keep constantly >111 linn I. nil quulimvs
ami sizes < f t'ullius ami (' -kef*, !-'nti
1 'I Itobos, and arc prepared to till all order*' ;
n llint line at the shortest notice, at all 1
tours, 'lay ov night, ami at 1 lie voy lowest ;
1 ices.
We iu-tielliii.se who 111.iv he 0 111 1 in '>
purchase .11 tie'es in our line t<? Rive us a
ria'. () SI! I TI.HS v W III l'l.OL'K.
.lonesvillc, St'. J
June s-'J-i-tt
DIKMISTK'Y.
DR. H. K. SMITH'S
i<' ?: r A L uoo.v: s,|
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A.. " rCGTEK <1 C & r. !
Jan My.
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JMMER
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IL.-yi <9
3V? weeks we will
RGAINS to CASH
ire stock of spring
and Wash Dress
)k louder than anyims,
worth iOc. for Cc.
Muslin, worth IOc. for
itle to soil at 15c. our
Its A No. 1, worth 50cer
shirts, 35 c.
good values in
IY
v >
"es and.
MitsT- ^
AT LOW FIGURES.
>r CASH Only.
RELIABLE"
PER & CO.
r j jg
re in need of thin dress fabrics for thii
i on nil this line ol stuff, consisting o
tied Swisses, Challies, Ijiwtis, Organ
(.'hambroy3, 1 'riots. I>luck and White
in search of a ('niunieiiOcnicut dress
' ink, Dht 2 and (he un,
ine'i Henriettas, in light shad ;a, ai
in aup; irnncj at other houses for lio c.
e:i*ii and 1?lack, for only 50 cents.
all been reduced,
oid" Oxford Ties,
>u hav? a Cuiu[i'fute stock of Gloves
your interest.?So!' you honest good;
you make a bill you aro sure to b<
attention to our
LINERY,
11, we arc ifTetlng at uuhcurd of lot
iu need of anything in t. is line reuieui
F F ' S .=
!'NiovDmic To
DI: \I.Kits IS?
Dl'l'GS. I* ten? Medicines. Toilet Soapi
lVrfmiih-v, Pair llruslie*. Tooili
llni-hes, i'ooIIi Powders,
t .ico l'uwdors.
,\ I..11 1 no r>i" l'aiu'.s, t?i 1 . 1'ntty, Stain1
l'uint I (rushes, Whitewash liru-hes.
Tolm.vo. Sou If, ('ignis Fresh Garden See l
and nil kinds of I'nnreisi Sundries
1. ;>t i\ a first-class 1>! V"
Sio.e.
Pnysici ins' I', -cri; ti >:ts can fully col
pottnded at all ! < urs.
The 1' l;l v."Ill tirul oar ^te, k of Mi 'i in<
coiap! I . v.arv ntid ;;eiriis.c : I
t' the he-1 qual'ty.
Call an 1 see i' your.,elves.
Kjh . i,
" 1. scit' m i*i*i: i t. i:. >;i n.F.i:,
t if'i.'f .ii! r;n it i: r. comxi; ;u*s m
SCH" MPERT & BUTLER,
ATTORNEYS AT 1 A V
T i n ?.Av? riANC'",
UNION, 3. C .
11 a He ii.lruMcl in oi Hinds w i ! r
r vc inn i :iiii iinlc iHLn'i.n. .
\ > : i "
SALE.
riiir- :i! ? '"> \rnrs o: i c I i
.tii T i v if . vital''..' so irii;
' rf-y 1
V.*. ; S.M'TO" s ei. .
J v. e " i
vy- v. v ? ov. %' : i \ vs.
( \ N f *li est I>10 1 r.:d t". i>c?? 1 r .
. S11 JACK* ov. r hroiip!'. in
111* 8' ((1 II f Ul l ' O ' 1 ihc <!
? ' i 0" " li- n* ' : i n ('. il.
W. IIAV,
S AL
!
F O R THIS
SAMPLE SHOES
SAMPLE HATS,
SAMPLE SHIRT
SAMPLE
SAM
Ail uiiiiTcL r( and loss than joboe
values :'or the i:one\ ever o He red in 1
petitors are complaining of dull tra<
011 sending' our real values all over
don't count nu h these da vs. Pric
right, therc'bre we get the trade.
Wo : -v selling line Dress Ohallie
Cine White Shirting, at ' vents.
; Cotton Cheeks, at 11 cents.
tc Coltonades, at Scents.
Fiiio White India Linous Pla:d Ov
nev?r 11 the lovely cotton lal i iv s so lo
Dig lot of new Lace.-? lovely [
Light 111 e Heliotrope and lied Knihi
and lovely.
lc. S o T* W
bmkm U a h
Wo have the best awl cheapest 1
State. \
Hoy's S iits, stout. atyjO cents,
i Man s Good Snit, tor 3?~. !S.
k* All Wool Ch< viot to: II
i money.
, Conic in ami U t us show you t
haven't the space or the time to 111c
bare a: ns \ve have, ran ! v.e ./ ^oodu a
Polite a-nl .ticii.ive cakvr.iea to \\
HARRY
i.Fe ell:
|
COME AND SEETOI
THE WORK f of 1
i
i CI T.i T71 Y TRjT n -V Ci T\-l
lb &i
I have receive" 1 one oi the largest stoel
J if f" I nion. ami have <leci?le?l t ? take our 1
I Miir entire >toc! ami cut nrices from one si"h
Wn -h civ . Ivrtiseinent from week to wi
in nri'j- s. <?t" e<>ur>e other merchants may
always he. v in miml that we are hea?h|Uart
v j'.viceo .
NOVif LISTEN A 'i1 A F
'i he h- ? i 1 '/ I Jii yards for ??* uh
' 1 (':),i".v. at I '-en;- a * r i* - :
.. >j .. ?. .. o *
! ik Scotch !. "';s lim> at '*> e.?.ts t;
v.r:V the
I . , ,
S-te - : t i ' ? t.S a y: f . .v
f " IVvea'cs '* ]n * k Cellul
Cotton Dr? t ?oo(i; : t ' (i-p.ts y . In
i" Nice Wool I ) ( - 'iooi!- at seel.'.s l.elie
a ya'u. " lim
Tahle Da >k al 'l't cents a vanl. Da lie
(looil l-l Slvoli: ' f> 4" 41 44 I fiii(
We iim-1 t'. \r prices on I
'? otlicr p"? ! for v i.nt o! - l?ut they sivc
i liaini'ii Ko: peetfully,
<; UW8 I Ac
y':. Too * it - for rifiPb ^
1
I' y -;r t% \ \m?5# $4 ;
j ?
j \|\ S2
, V.-. ' .
I " nSH
? ^ ^
\ This is the ?
I V S|lA|;'
^ ^ ^ ihl "|
ij'i: 4LERS who push the *;i!e of \\ . L. D
!i helps ! ? increase the ; lies ?>u tlieii
-HI ?t > i< ? |?r-?fil tiul ? y.tn ?'a
j "ol'h >11;, r itlM'riibi'i! Iiulotv
J t SALE 11
V \L T. BBAr
WPLE
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I Jv O ^
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WEEK :
S,
HGSL
PLE H'DF'S.
V- cof t. The \ ery K..L
Union. While our comic"
we are moving right
o O
the country. Plowing
e tell, our nrices arc
/ 1
ill cents.
jundic.s, find everything
\ely this season,
salterns?just in. Pink,
roidery , .something nov.
i N G .
ine ol' Clothing in the
1 a . ' worth twice the
i: oagh our stock. We
ntion the thousands of
rriving on every trail.,
ait on you.
&BELK, _
RS IN LOW PRICES.
:K/kn
\ YOURSELF,
lTLE hatchet.
DLIEVING.
>-:<?
;s of Spring <??brought to
little hatchet and go through
e to the other, FOR CASH.
i'ek and keep yourself poste<l
cut at some of our prices, but
:i f??r <;oo:> goods and lotv
KW S'liK !]? :
5 lipce Shirts '1 for ll"> cts.
' (nood) ."?() cents.- |
nt1 X?cd'cs 1 cent a paper.
- I m!< rvt sts "> cents each,
I' - l1 ercl,:cfs from 1 cent { ?
iiiu -1.
> II idkerchiels all prices
loiil Hollars 10 cents and (Jnfs
cents.
s Hats I' in 10 cents to tin.
st.
s (ilnve* from 10 cents to the
'St.
Shoes, Hats and a great many
just as cheap as the above
SI ?A 5S IvS.
L SSUGUS
P3 O A iPV Mm /(niTii.v.
111 \V it* r(1'. -i^'-x's Id lit I tic pr i
snci $3.5?> Dress Shot
. 1- !3i i . ?*?vi >i? irom $i? In jfS.
Polico Hl.oe, 3 Solos
-i w iii.mg sli . i in.iilo.
.50, o?nl 3*2 Shoos,
L'ii"<|u:iiict! ti flu* price.
>ys S1? Se. Si.75 School Slio. ,
.\' i ihv |?t^l for Si . i ;v,
LADIES'
$3.0O $2. $1.71;
! ? . I llongnlii, xtylii.lt, 1 erfi
y \ I iltiugami Sen iwHbii'.lh r
\' Tv in tin- niirltl, All Sty I. i
1/ \ Insist upon having IV. I
V ilollglllH Mkhhi. Nhiii
\;inu prl< : slainprtl tit
S. iK.ttom. lil'IM'ht in
HEVOHp^
>OU< '! IS S|>()l'N ^li ll I '.I.-tOMlCI s,
full lin?; of u :k'^. ' ??'; ?m
in mivc iiioiii ill - It-*; .1 i'r;
fvro iipun ?>*?* I'ciliou.
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