The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 09, 1896, Image 4
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NOTICE.
All correspondents of Tmt Times
will please s^nd in their communicu
? u.?r.L. ;r ;r jo
lions by Monday D?
possible.
Florida goes Democratic by vi">
much reduced maj >riti?ts from
Governor Atkinson, of Georgia.
hart been re-elected by 40,000
majority,
?? ?
Senator Mowei\ of Newberrv,
ia a candidate for Ju'lge of tbe .->eveuh
Judicial Circuit.
There arc several candidates for
speaker of the House of Ilepresen'ativoN.
Frank 1?. Gary, of .Abbeville.
t;ws the Speaker of the last House.
Theri; are unite a number of can
didatei for the position of Judge oi
the 8th circuit, made vacant by tin
election of Judge Earlo to the 1 niter
States Senate.
TllE State Hoard of < 'ontrol Inn
abandoned its investigation into ihs
peusary frauds, as it has no power t'
-o further with it# investigation. 1 h<
legislature will take it up at its new
session.
Tnf two executive committees f<
he two branches of the Republio.ii
party met in Columbia on \\ edw <
lay but failed to combine. Th
?_____??aight of official ph'ins from Washing
tou is too much for them.
Thomas & Ryan, of New York
have bought the S. A. Ii. Railroad
They already own >e\erni roads i:
this State, and this last purchase wi!
?iVl4 them ipiite an extensive system
k'O it looks like we will sli'l have :
competitive sy.-tei.t w ito tie* Snut'tern
The
election of Maine will arou s
the friends of Mr. Dry an to hard. :r.
telligent woi k which may e.> far i.j
wards overcoming the di!fi<ultie.
which appear in the doubtftl State,
of the middle West. The result <>:
Maine does not dejide the Novetnbei
contest, remarks the Chicago Record,
and no more doea it.
?
Ex Treasurer Keels, of Sumter
county, was reported by the gram]
jury of Suir.tcr county so vera I day?
ago, as being over $7,000 short in
v his accounts. The Columbia State
says :
The deficit of Keels, of funnier, b
$7,lt>J?far too large a sum to U? jio(minted
for on tlio theory of ''bid bookkeeping."
It is a ease of bad murals.
Keels is a criminal- We ask the attention
of honest "Reformers" to the fart
1 hat Keels and his son were amon;: the
Pioneer "Reformers" of Suinn-r count;/,
inily endorsing Tillman's charges of c??rruplion
111 former admiuistrat-on:-. .?: ?!
waking otllce in order to .set things rigid.
The likst we heard of the son h<- was up
for forger)-, and now the father has i :u.
1 *-z/.le< 1 fT.lKKi of public money. Moral :
Don't trust cveryliody that howls fni
"Jtefonn."
SOUTH CAROLINA (OLLT'OC
This is a subject or question w
thought was settled by tin- po!i?i?
nnd people at the last primary t hv
tion. Mr. Whitman fought the < !
lege and Mr. Ellerbe ^up-ported
We till know the result of ttv election.
We arc rurpri.a 1 t ai'n i oppo-it. ...
to the ooll'"*e coming from one !Jr.
(*. C. jirown in :i IbipLst ;;*so:-;?t o<>
in Darlington county. An i
t.ion should bo rule! by )ib\j*.ihtv o*"
thoughf, generosity and <h:?vity, i>:>:
titrn4igo to say, how ofi< n '! ?
bodies give utt'-runoe t<> ibo ?: ..>>: n ,r
raw au>I contracted i?|?-:i-? and ) -..! i
tions. i bis A.?><M'i;itii>!i want-i t
precipitate a fight against tin- Sun;!.
Carolina College by combining all
?Uo other denomination-*, ami In
1 y
c tiled on the Methodist- t<* them. !
The- editor of this paper doi$? n< t ,
claim to have any religion and docs
not bob>ng to any church, hut 1 c
would advice these people that they
are fooling witha buzz saw; this rtai
a; yet is not priest -ridden, and <. < <!
forbid that it ever shall he; we want
j
I no esta dished church or churches
in South Carolina, and don't"
intend to have any, ho it Baptist
Methodist, Church of Knglaud < r j
Church of Homo. M'e ha\e always i
thought that this country was settled
hy our forefathers as a homo
asylum for a free ami independent
1 people whoso rights had been trampled
upon hy both Church and State, and J
Wii renvoi l ? s:iv mat, mere arc mm row-minded
bigots in every church i? lay
wlu? would'like to ste their church
have lull sway and power, ju>t a-i the
Church of Koine had in oldciida\.s.
We hate to say it, but.it i- tnie tin t
the I>rote>tant louiina'ious, it'tinv
h:\d the power, wou'd be as into!";*
**t >is the C'lii lies ever were. Wo
have no M?-i.via! objections l?> . non.i
in itionai eolleg<
t!:ey breed narrow-nun,.
logo's, but we do want a college ***
University ai Columbia, that bei ngs
r<> the whole >'ta*e, and one that ot< rshiidows
all the dcitou inat i n:,l
, e-?l!eges in every respee'. Wo w :i<
like to see a University estahlishi 1
< 'ohnnhia that would not oi.l \ he a : rid
to the whole State, bin a pride t-< < sir
whole country. Have such a i n!\;i!
< ' v tiiat \\ hen coie oi Sout h Cai*?>1 in :i
1 sons 1' ft. her walls healing a diploma.
' j from her faeully, that i; <ould pas
' asa joiarantee, the world over.'d ripe
scholarship and eompctit.eey lo fid ::ny
of the professional spheres of iil"
j which tlie hearer nnyht desire. lint
I die diplomas issued by Iter ill rht be
J a had^e of honor. distinction, and
, i merit. Then vtil not only rbuith
Carolina's son.'-, but the -on: ? f l.or
sister States, llock to her walls, as
I they once did.
1 If there is anything that this
State needs it is education. N ot hing
e tends so tnneli to liberality of thought
as education. This i.s a day and
time for liberality of thought and
speech; these are progressive time--,
and we desire to see men of lib-reality
^ j of thought and iiidepondenee of speech
I j :n the lead on all ?juo.^tions of public
j inter*st. '1 o the rear, whh tin* i 111*
i ii luV'.v. reiioious bigots or fanatics.
? *
, iiid the extreme ]>arti-a!i in noiities.
j So-itli Carolina wants broad.
, i :i >oral and iuojivsuve mmi .n the
"I , ,
I rail. i<tut we n.us i.a.e it :nt let w
j f. "ver bo s.d 1 e . _:?? it. :: < it was < n- o
^ | s;ji 1, ..hat \v!;ett ' t'e.lhoa.'i i eh siiu'i
.jail tho peop'o of the *'tate no 7.ed
11 Wo vr;irr. a!i ! r oV. :i v :c.i e \
. ~u!!u*ipi tiv to il i'1.!: n:i l :i ! ? i'.'l
p iH : 1?" :i ail
i< irsiious i f nul.lic iiiij) 'o ia.it
vAsy arido.
[ Praoticincr Whar, ili }'roan has.
. nuiii' nf nar (- ' iinncpM ar I
ai oat 1'< l'.ow \V!M is ;a l.rai "ti iip i
I )!vt*r ; I';'". ij. <2 up a ! i!i 4??>1- (
, ?!? i! roil anil inari;T>?V?, ra. w hi oo. n, i
ami won't speak to liia wiio l> <*a .; sho I
i:ps :! hair. tor s *r lionou.: ,::i/
i tho i^o 'l eatv. won't la oj? tin* i 1
suit ihwii't, want to lit* >, ?. i- a j
j
I A ?!;ii!y wniniHP, f Mr. i'? yan's raw- [
j }i.:;.;a i; tn ale lot. - N v V.-w j
j ! 1' I"i? ti? ip I im*!u In c ii I , tli i
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i - a ip I t* ?\\ as . > ? >k?- i ir. 5
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j ( ' ki'ti on list* 'tiiinji p-*>l .mi it? >i i, at-.
I ii'i'i; M; i\s 5i :\pl!p.i h. ;,ii olh-r !' . !
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t f-r ol* ili li\ ptvii 5?\ .i.l? f. i i ran- !
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ar' i n! j*.?- i ii >1 !h in..a ii'.-i- '
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v
rhc News Tcrserly Told by Cur *
Fair Correspondent. n
Frncst T 'ttl<j<?!ui left Ssitiiv*l?iy for .X,
Wofford''olhgo. I
M ss Lula Davis left a few days ago *
for \Villisniirton Female College. (
(M;venee llrvnnt has accepted a posi- j
ion with J. II. Sloan, of Charlotte. i
Mrs. W. I,. Wood lias just returned 1
from an extended visit to relatives at
(iafTney and Shelby, N. C.
Mrs. I.izzie Davis,(nee Littlejohn) who
lias IH*en unite sick for the past month,
is somewhat improved in health.
The enntmet for the enlargement of 1
the Aeademy is soon to Ik* let; another
story and a music hall will be added.
The Hilton crop is very short. The
fanners say i lint one-half is a fair average
for this season, ami the picking will
soon l>o over.
Very little interest is taken liy our
people in |Milities this year. (ieneral
F.arlc's election to the Senate is heartily
endorsed hy the majority of our citizens.
Hev. T. J. J h ock preached his farewell
sermon at tho IViptist church yesIt
onlay. lie enters upon anew field of
j work near Athens, Oa. Ilis successor
j has not yet Urn decided ujhiii.
j Messrs it. IV James and IV W. Hector
j have moved into their new and pretty
j residences, 'flic latter cave a '"home
i warnimg" the evening of the tind., ami
Terp-echore reigm d surprctned until the
"wee Miia' hours"
t Mr. Daniel Smith, superintendent of
.. Iliiclits jiuirry, moved his
j , . ' "in ltichuiur.il ti few days
I .. MlQXWfliTTR.
I
I Oeloher IS90.
Clifton Icems.
Dr. (>. (?. Fails has returned from a )
! trip to ('hicago, St. Haul, Minneapolis ?
and other Western eiliis.
The Mor.ran Kill's passed a very creditable
inspection hist Saturday afternoon.
The inspection was conducted by Lieuteuant
Mokes, of the I*. S. Army.
Mr. Wil) Me Fall, of Newlierry. an c\ I
peril neul cotton tnaii ami a very popular
ntIi'iu.m, will giado cotton lien* for
Tin* ('lift on Man u fuel tiring Company.
Oar pa 'lie schools have opene 1 with a
good attendance. Miss Jicssie Crocker,
an expejienctd teacher. will have charge
of t!ie No. school, and Miss (ioldsmith
will assist in tiie No 1. school vice Mrs.
. Dalton. resigned. Mis; Goldsmith is a
I teacher of ability, ami a charming voung
lady.
.Indeed. N. Vinson, who has for several
\ears successfully eondu<'ted tlio
Ciifton Hotel, has decided to locate in
>purtanhiirg. lie is a thoroughly up-to<l.;te
iiotel mai!, skillisl in the supervision
of all i pii urcan delicacies, and warmly
appreciative of those popular lines of Ilia
poet. "Hut where is the man who can
live without dining V"
Oetob; r ">, 5>KATOJt.
From Etta Jano
S vera! of our people attended court
at i "nion last week.
Mrs. ('. F. Iu:;::;n is suffering greatly
\> iiii ?ui abscess in her side.
Tii?' rain of ia. 1 Tuesday did eonsiilori
a'ltie damage to the cotton ill the field.
. ...
! t hie <>! >. \t . Mitchell's children i
; da i-'< rou.-!'. ill With membranous cronn.
'
| i'!i" e.immu.'iiou at *\d?iii catne off
' \ e.-t< lua.. 1*. v. \V. !t. Ouings ofdeia:1
JS
rg'.i:;' It. C. Farr is now can v. is sing |
, r!i ; . i.?,i in tli- iutcie.-'t of t ic ooulli- |
I ern i'a-b. teriali.
i*> a ia'. print la ' week I am male to [
' I i:.' i >as s 11 f; tut $-d to a 1 '2inI
of i'.i rc.t 1 .' will please un- {
! \n jtjili *.itIon In- Ihvu nrulo Id tla- j
I |x>>t. tli- * <l? p:uIuntil. to' icopon tin-j
aim's I'd.iI jmstulli ?>, an 1 u|>p >ini ,J.
; (.it lie: it s | o-t master.
I/: t week's :*:ii:i <1. ! r.t!?!?. ?1 mi;
; !o il"- newly worked i >a Is lit ?11lT?-i?*u;
' ! ir "j wlient tile ijrou.i I wasn't
saili i ally .? !? I.
t'n'ain K i"? ami hi? forre are at
work on 'In1 i' iDia-D.i Mull l>fi<lji\ I'to
la iiU a i' all d.i l:i .; (? hi I ail lluy
v.'.ll sd??u nave iin' I'ri ijm t?u:.l.
1 'I'l i'> s w.e l. '.ldlTla ' w # ) ;
v.il.i a la.ions attack. la fact, t.i*.Ti* ;s
in-r- ; i: |irla (Miiiiiiiiiiily a w
t!: ?it lias i en at any on - l in in yea
f. 11 i .1 >!;:.nil' an! Alas, n
V\ '?,i, . as of ()iir esic ai -.l fr.iM I
\V\ \ WjlUcr:. >ii. of i liekoiy (irovo,
v.e.v li'tia in?'. I lit* una in tlir haul", of
.! .naiii'' w.? > acei.ientnlly il.sciiar^c i
-I Ma-en .a t.m Ikmi!. lull trt?:ij^ ;
s were, if a it Intnl. wound. 11 is ;|i
pu s-ill 1." in>? in a enli nl condition.
1 an.! Mrs. It. i,. ('oleinnn ami
< In a.;!.! ri". Mm A i?ne-. a No Major S. M.
linf. nit-mii-il tin- Sunday iv!n (. '
>'.v i :;! r.ii'i ; t*:i??1 n. .w..jor
;i.(* ' .n.il Mr . <'iM'inan v.r.c iiuiii i.i
iii M" ell"" I, aii'l vis;ti i! liii'u' oi l
!. i.. ; a !, a. > I'll' I tin !y <
y r.?.iK'l iim 11:?i is <?i I ! :r di-ar
;. . w.-.v t.i iv.-t l:' U'i'ii >
. Ml . I >li iliill llil'llt'l ! a ill liv-r I ,
i.'! li >m ..i. w. . > a :i;i! ;;irl. J
< j .: . i..nil . i' 'a f ma* ii*- !: i\ i I>< ? :. |
I.' UT!l.h?:i iitl'f . \v liaL j
i : : r I iii ' ill in |V;
;i n. it." l:n til.;,' ni-M at S.iJnii a j
. .i \ i'.a '>l 11. ln.s.ai
i...? .. iiavi* a ay l\ l^t", il < r::i , |
if wl ii -v.:: a ...a ivally a a. (I H;i?. I
I lit I >1 r.'ii,. ..s i! :s 1.1:. 1 ii >u.. I
ia .:: "Villi 1 ''i i. tli." I
!; <nu ; ! . '.mi I <!!:: llSai'l.V it - '
i wir; i tills ' i." Vvi. . !.-r ( ..!? - ;
;.. . v.nal'l .. \> ll.it >.Mict ,;i. !
'..ii!; in Iil l-i i'\j>? i- i
t1 'i i!ii,r. :"s i -. :i. liirtn ilu, la I
I r<- iiiwT i<? ? *!! v.'lial il i^. I
lit u- !. i iia'i !ii- 5i!iM-.iiic i.f at-|
i' i !..! ' i;.i in ii. ' !.. ? *stiiiijit; >"ii?nij i
I . .1 . ' Mill. .1- !. I'll' at '.IMM iti? < I ,
... s it- : ; i la",.- I li.r.i- sti-ii, v. t i j
a.1 ot that I lif e. a'.V a luyic '
a: nest. devoted set of .Sunday School
rorkers than met on that occasion. Sixhmi
se.-ools sent delegates and nine sent
ejHirts without delegates. The whole
iH-nil>er.ship represented was 1,210. lt(> ort
of the proceedings will ai>;M>ar next
vcok. Notwithstanding that there was
i great deal of sickness iuth.it section,
he ladies turned out each d iv of the
Convention and did their full duty?
which they always do for that.) in furlishing
dinner for all in attendance,
[everything passed off in good style, and
much good we trust, was done for the
a use.
October Vox.
From Riverside.
W? mm l-il!i.il tliiv; wool.- oil Riverside
Don't arrest any one l'or murder any
more.
llev. ('. C. Vanglian has none to Louisvilli*,
Kv., t?.? complete a course in the
Theological Seminary at that place,
lirother Yaughan bids fair t<> make a
very useful man in the Master'svinoyaid.
Wo bid liiin God sp -ed and a long life of
good, carnost work in his lionore I pursuit.
Business is Incoming quiet among the
farmers- the hulk of the cotton crop has
been picked, 'l'he crop is turning out
some bettor than \v;w expected. The
whistle of the steen gin can lie heard in
the land, the lleeey staple Is rapidly being
put into bales ready for market. It
is indeed very unfortunate for the tanners
to 1k* compelled to put almost the entire
crop of eotton on tin* market in the
short space of two or three months. Tie
is the ruling price, when every i?otmd
ought to lx? sold for rot less than 10c.
Some of our good hcoplc wish to know
about the new school law in regard to
la\ing off school districts and erecting
suitable school houses. Perhaps the
School Commissioner can give us soiii"lght
a'oug that line. Pood s hoos and
good roads for the masses are the two
hints < w of paramoimt importance t >
the The levy or tax fur keeping
! p public highways is not enough to
jjApe good ro.uls. Won't some one saggy
L u goiKl plan to inert are levy? Your
cene.-poiKlowi p/ouUl suggest a tax levled
on eyery \chiHc. &iy ~>0 cent* for
hpgglef, tin t one doflar fqr wagons. The
noli tax slamld i; ?v.- rvnmmcu r.vp uo.
lain. >V Imi do yu?> t||ink about it? ux.'"
^ Tll0rP >11'' SOIIlO <*lI?1 ?S? Mid fl'M'I UlliOllU
"Ativ?rt. Ndlhing, however of r
very serious
October
Urn Dispensary law Before The
Highest Tribunal in the Land.
The time is now rapidly approaching
for the disiien.-arv law of South Carolina
to lie put on the judicial gridiron of the
highest tribunal in the laud the United
States Supreme Court in Washington.
On October lb. the several eases which
bring up all the feat urea of the law will
be argued in full.
Attopey (.Jemral Bather will appear
; representing the State and .Mr .1. 1*.
Keningjd lit van, of Charleston, will make
the leiMhig argument on the other side.
I Tlie ca-vs?most of them at least?have
lieeu |ieinling a long time and all parties
concerned are glad th.it a lhr.il adjudication
ofall the vexed questions involved is
elos) at hand.?-The State.
Union's merchants ne\er lia 1 as
11roe and varied stocks of goods as
tlioy have now, and they are very
polite in exhibiting tlietn.
NOTTCfc.
All persons having claims against
the estate ot (_'ol. 1. (1. Mclv.-sick,
deceased, are i: ;vhy notified to present
the same to me properly attested.,
and all parties owing the estate
must make payment to me imincdiat
ly. E. I1. MnKt sick,
( p)? JAdministrator.
NOiioE of AG Nra OA n oc
KLAu X'j- TAT/J
By virtue of authority vc-hd in me,
1 a, an agreement ma le and enter-d
into, on the iT'.li ^cinp'.cuilier
between Mot tii M. luman, it. I..
iitmt'si, .i. ii. :<11'v .w;i n?
If.iwoll, (iiriis of the ?:-t 11-. of !,'. !'.
<!". im ) S.vii|
tWoidcd ill ojfi of IvO^i.'' <>. Mr-Mi('oilvcv;ii" (?,
ititii ??I1 -i'ti. in book
X. :{ ?* |> i u'o Mini !. V (J.
IIdWcII Hfl jy.TMJil a- nil v.' '; !. w it
;?t ITninuC. H.. S. within (!;
Iin lis nl l! jv.d ' o i M . t ! :y. the kan!
il;iV (if N'lV ill- lit-;!, i* Mi' til*
" .1 nl' li. !'. I ov. !. dr
Sad li'.r-l !sa* ! ( n ?I i v; 1 into I'mir
iti.- l 'ti' r t .it - t >1 i . . 1-ad >'; "< ,
Mod '!;r I'-'f '< lot. .r: foiioW :
'I l.c-i N'o. 1. i n it >i i.ir; 1.1 i :>:.?! >>'1
' i aoi'os. 11 i I i |t I ll. ! 111 I ol" ! ) ' i i -|
1 ii mi ii, dani'v^T. < i;t Mi'i". M .Mr.i; mi,. |
t:\n t Nil.
i'luot No. of lion i' I ;!ri. 'md < ii:t^
I_'d and 1 t-1' ao.es, lniiiir.!?-l la imis
in W. <i. W. <t liii-1'. l'liit'kiii-y ; .>! I.
tract No. 1 and i on-i .'to, .'?.
Tract No. i>, oi a * * m i 11 i 11 llii ait I ! ">|(K)
licrcs, h.Militlo'i by i of (J.
i la n-i. \Y. Ji. \\. I i(iiii.r, W. 11 ';-iii-r,
s. I;. Aycnrk, *. i a * No. -j, an I i -.lata of
< '. ! Iiai 'no 11;111:? -? di < -a'S ?i.
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: i..dr b\ .luliii it. Sinit!,, .Surveyor. Can
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Jason M. (ir.Ei:::,
IVuU.U; JuU^v, L'wwu Cuuuty, C?
EXAGGERATIONS
AND GLARING
EXTRAVAGANCE
IN ADVERTISING
Are Apt to Weary Readers.
f'orrcct simple information always interests. We have
i. natural pride in our good name and record. We
have won the esteem of the people hy stating
facts about our business^ We
always do as much and
SOMETIMES MORE THAI ffE PROMISE!
\\ c will be pleased to have all your trade or as much as
you can give us.
This week we call your attention to Winter Wraps.
Capes arc the most popular, however; a few short Jackets
will be worn by young ladies and misses.
1 (i< o?l Cloth Cin e. 10K indies, sweep tiin.nicil in Braid, T5o.
liMi'j* Cloth Ciifftiimre Cupe, lull ripple trimmed in Fur, $1-5
Kersey l)oulilo ('ape, lull sweep. Stitch Binding ?1.7;}
* Black (Moth iJouhlo Cupe. Braid ami Jfur trini|u!!:g. $2 00
Cupo, loM inches, sweep, lino:! with ehangQahle Silk. ?2.;>0.
I4 "ic t n?nhle Oupe, 140 inches, sweep, trimmed in Jet, ?">.00.
; Fine French Beaver. ... Stonucollar, big value, 80.00.
Fine Flush Cape, l?ur trimmed, Cmt?.o.?.... ? *
Chihls Tan Jacket, lnri?c pearl Buttons, BOo.
Chihls Reefer Jacket, Braided in Silk, ?1.00.
... ? - * * i 1? * 1 f>1 .V
.Misses Uecter .tackc.s, trunnion in i>raiu, oi-o.
Misses Mixed Cheviot. Reefer Jacket, special value, $3.00.
We also supply reliable paper patterns for any style
Wraps for only 10 cents. .
Full Line all-wool double width cloths for making Capes
and Jackets at popular prices. ^
T I I 10 OLD
A. H. Foster & Co.
W. T BEATY'S
PROCLAMATION ON JEANS FOR THE
OCTOBER OPENING, 1896.
i have a^ain fortified m;. si-lf to wage war on the wo den
staple for the ninth year of my e\peri nice. Most victoriously
i have 1 lea 1 and completed t e Jeans combat for nine sea!
suns, and iheiie iee borne upon my banner,
"Cheaper than m/ Competitor,"
s'iil n in tins undismayed, regardless of all other bulwarks
( in withsiHiidieg the fJoi 1 'e'g^' tlire.it.) I will start you
with . i ab-wo ?l tilling "Jf ounce .Jeans at II 1-2 cents.
Any Tandy that wears a C. Last,
ea.M gei a pair ol Ibvw, So I>\ Si ' s fine $2.60 to $4.00
>b .e f r 2.")D#
For a dressy " bo ' at and a i ni or u a 1 smi, \vung men
wii find it to their i iteresi to m l ?:i Bo.oy. \on shall hear
'a a'.i'. on .)> a- s. \ ours \ i \ i rti 1 v,
w. t.'beaty.
i ! NOTICE.
1 i . ??
i AH parties buying rive Dollar
> worth ol <*oo;D, cash,
from us from this isj
sue is entitled to
i a chance at a
Postponed. j'Fen DoliarSuitor a
i ,r.:,.v,,7 ; Fine Henrietta
WLiriii vv. i.11 "II'"' ' Dr S3.
i.-qm ' of "Mi" fri'M'ls ;uvl
. .?:;i . . ?< " V;' _h.1;1" Wo are selling ?
J,..: : :i\v.;rd >i;C U-j'Good WOOl Slli t S at yf v "'7 u p.
; ioc rolls MV.i'ln <! 1-lie . > .? / i
,, .... i I'.) ? ion i wool I'linnci i<> i-2c yd
i.. i id i. (1 S .! ?,() lbs for J<ic.
yr v r ? _ ... .1 I "I- -
, a ? , fj-> "? yc. pair.
x* "Vw*. a: ?.>.> per bbl.
I A.- ' v. oiiee lor yo.
I ' v\ <ai can always ^et the
In:.-.! from u > i hat can be had
for ilie price.
We will buy your cotton at
best prices. Come to see us.
i
.!. ,i. b 1 T T b V] .JOHN CO.
' | Jo.V?~V.LLl.E, C.