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UNION'S ADVANTAGES. rP II P I V I I YVT TTll/f I7C! _ JMMfig I I lUi LlllUll 1 IMHiO. ;?lol ion. ? J . ? VOL XXV1I.?N0- 45. UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, ISM. $1.00 A YEAR AN APPEAI WHAT IS THE ANNUAL INC AND, CONSEQUENTLY,1 I1IS LIFE WIL IIOW CAN SUCH LOSS HE AYOJ Mutual Life Policy, You are aware of the fact that the) inoney-earninK capacity of your husband; censes at his death?hut, Alt K YOU AAV A It E of the fact that, wlan this hrppens, his income, which formerly supported his family, then stops? AUK YOU AWAItK of the fad that at the death of your husband thcsup|Ntrl of vcunelf jsmI vour children It EST SOLELY rrox YOU, unless otherwise protected? AUK vol; AW AUK of tin* fact unltss your husband leaves you enough money ??i* paying real estate, or good Focuritics. upon which the annual interest will sntliee to support you and children, and educate tlietn. thut the original capital will otherwise decrease steadily until it is used up; and what then? AUK VOX* AW AUK of the fact that in a gnat many eases alter, the death of the husband the estate is found to he hopelessly bankrupt, often not sutlieient means being lett to defray funeral and other ONi'cn.M s unless his life was sullieiently insured in a good old-line company, where there is no doubt that the' money will he paid at once and l'uUV AUK Vol* AWAUK of the fact that in many eases families live altogether too extravagantly and almve their means, and that the husliand's duty to save and ' also provide during his life time for the support of his family after his death has frequently heen neglected? * Al 05 vol* ~A W AI! K v;"f t i IT fact "t fait the only UK A K SUBSTITUTE for the loss of t he money earning capacity, which; n.r.Asi; nu. oit the i ? MltNRO & COHEN: rii-R>o mnil for niv co 11 x id vim I >11 lTUJFO.srtTO> K.i in A go on lie day of IIum lies* or Occuput ioll >? <> of indite** or Itestd'Mico SI'M h!< 1 first ? UHiuliic l.ife luaurii 1 iv.\NTAtIKS j S.i!ond? Immediate p.iy mo Of Tills j-Tiiinl? Simplification ofpi r POLICY. I fn?rlli--Kreedoni n* to res I f lull?I'lild-op INSUKAN i'ri.posit Inn tor policies tor partucrsliip insoriiiici dctitiiess, plotcct Ion of estate, home associations and can l>e oliiatin'd from mo u|?oti receipt ot your full mi tlltorvicws solicited. ceases at liis death. is si lift* insurance' policy in a imo?l, .strung company:' AUK vol" AW.-iliK of the fact thai so-callt tl "cheap life insurance" (asseslncnt of lodge plan) practically means NO IN'Sl'KAM'K, the security offered licing entirch insntlieient. and as life iiMtiaucc contracts msty not mature for many years to conic, is it not much safer tol:a\e. say, a ."rl.tHtO policy in a strong o!tl-litie company, the latter kind in most all cases lieing w ithout snthcient resonrc> s end not offering a PUOPKU A X! > IJ'XDINIi <;i" AKANTKK that the policy will he l'AID IN Kl'1.1. and promptly at maturity? AUK Vol' AW A UK of the fact that hundreds of such assessment companies have failt <1. and anions them a ?;:*? at many which wi re con-idcccd as the U->t of their Kind? The asst >.-inants (cost i Itaxc steadily increased, while m? inhcrs an* dron'iiipjr oat hv the thousands. And what will he the Dual result '.-' AUK VOl' A W A U K of the fact that t ic Mutual of New Vork is the largest. M rolifffst 11lost Iilm j;11 !i!'? ;issin;uirr c tinpiiny in tin* \v<?rl? . lis t?<i;>! o vccctlinfr "J1 II) Million I >o!l.n' . s<i<i;h]!'. nvtsl"il? A' Y >1' AV.'All K of i In1 frol 11 si * yo u lite ?*st is Ivst ^Iisi'lci! liv I>.i\ i i ilio li.v it \?mr lnisk?ii(| insim <1 in (In M ntmil ot Now York. :i uicr.iuitor I?? ?tilc tfivi ii ili.it I In* | mi icy will lie |t;iii| in inl: lin l without iniy ''.ispnU' iinnicili.iti lv f'oliowini* tin* ilc:illi of your linsitinnl? 1 Y V I I AN' of w lsil lias 1 h cii s.i.l ills >\ r is it tint |trn|H>r iitul w isc I iiiil vmi. 1J!\JN'< Till' MOST INTKWF.S'! Kl), s'ltiiiiil i- i.fl'nlly itmk into this (uaucr. stuMi, 11 George Munro ar . i(,7:xv.s A BOM! For Corn BUT A For the Our prices may st::itle, 1 >ut the; the lowest price any object to you ? mentV If so, conic in ami see our S| Clothing, - 1 Vuriiisiiin^ (I >ods and M oos {>0 ? "t mi :i<s rt.imol. :-<i ph . SI.115 i son able in price. GIVE USA CHANCE AA 117: II ILt SMITH CLC i , , TO MARRIED J WOMEN. !OME OF YOUK HUSBAND, THE MONEY VALUE OF ILE LIVING ? IDE!) IN CASE OF 11 IS DEATH ? of N. Y. will Bo It your husband aUmt it. remind him of liisdut,.-. jiseerlaiu wiiat will be yours at liis dca'h. and wlieth his life is sulli *ieiently assured in go d company for the iiuauei.d protection of yourself tint! children? is it not your duty to see t .; this, jo use your induence to its greatest extent and try yourself to help sive s if!iei?'Ut money to pay the premium when due? Do not delay! Your husband may now In- in goo;I health ami therefore insurable. II** may not be so in a month or more. I telav in many eases lias pro\ ? ? 1 disistrons. Many otherwie good husbands are well aware of the I'aet that injease of their death their families are not snOieieiitly provided for tinaneiallv. This thought troubles them mueli day and night. ami still they do neglect, in most cases by carelessness, to take out a policy. Thep either die without it or have it in doubtful companies, thinking that, because cheap, il also must beyond, which is a grievous mistake, or they delay until too old to assure or arc then in bad health. (loud Life Assurance alwa\s has a M AltKLT VALl'K: socalled "cheap lusutanee" is not worth having. A policy in (lie Mutual of Now York is good, reliable insurance: there are no imerrtain assessments: yoit know exaetlv what yon have in t. what to pay and what to reeeivel No matter how miii li a Life A sijranee is required. there are bid lew liii'li who will eoine to the otlice vohmtarily and apply for the prate lion of their family: p relation of an agent is neecssary in most eases. ] lowex er. men with love to wife an I ehildren will heed this, and willeaii upon or wrili^ to this Mutual of New York and there receive till information required. >1,1, >\V1NU AND si.N|i ] r. ? of a policy. isti mi'.'I- miiiiii'ii with a remarkable investment. hi oi'il -atli I'?vm. iliey ami pi'iiinsa), Mence, travel ami necii]>utlon. CK In eas.' ol lapse. \ investment purpose* III proviile I ll' llonii'sti'.aj iII? wauls, crt'ililuis. iir any nllier eoniin/eiioy nl risk line, age ami mMrt?. Also fur An unties. Person .1 * W'ill yuii now u?t. it* not already pro viilcil wil1ijjf. ini a.-s-iUYiiii't'? .\sis:ir.".iii (' j tnilv us tin* Mutual furnishes IN'Sl'liKS i Alisol.l TKl.V. TlIK !M< II ! ><? \ (> r ixsru i: i x asskssm k x xt ri)M"AXII'>. WIIY SIIOl'J.l) THIS r< Km? Women i-. ii insure for lieiielil of eliililren <>r in nllv with husband. I'll KM I I'M l? ATKS for Mutual Life I'o'i 'ii's. show iiior tln> i'ii-,; j cr year for e:i'*li Sl.iMHl nf assuraiie*', ;?jp-s Jl in 7n. M A I.! > A X I > KKMALIX Pulley pavaiiii'iiiiiu "ilialelv al dta.ihwl tr?.*iireil ami jjii.iiii|iil*i'!u^ a sell lenient in in rash or in paid-up polity at eml of'the (iftien or twenl\ year period, if living. Absolutely in oiuestnlile assuranee. Payable in full in.ill eases. Xij iledite. 11 11-> > I I' 111 I li ii: ' !:? I ill >t'l I II'IIHMH ?M ijraill <*l:iiI i i. Nu it-,-%? villi ii's. 10:14**1 l< >1 'i*\ - < ur. 'l ! "> 11\'J> 'i M i 1!it>:i 1 >tiil;.r ; SUN !> i MM l-.l )| ATMI.Y TO TijK I'N K!; ;i!iN}:l) iii ; ;mli'-nlais ami jlla.M r:?' ion, of :t j? ! \, ! '? r a'lV a'lioaiii \\ 11i: !i ii|;|.v !>i' il. *.an!, ii i. (? ! t > SIOO.' ! 11 on an;, oiii* 1.1V. -i Matcil fiicli |> i!i?*\ i- li . ii ! 111* NIntit.tl of Now iVurUii - :u. il 1. 0\'i:i{ -JtMl Ml I ' l.'.o.N' 1 >oi.I.A !{*> of iii nicy > )i'ii lly invent'. I. 1'i j.i.iiial in'frvii?v;. ?. .!. or. If ili'.iii'i .1. t ma 11?!; . -ii! ; will Ik* si'iit , from lliis i iiico io fully cxji'niu our | o'.ii-irs. S ! '. N' > Till*, l! II, N \ M A 1? IMtKSS AND < . >III? 10c r DATE ul* lilWTil i >i ' ill ! ' Ill sr.AND ? r> nr \n\ <i;iii :i dkksDn you ' r?!-M!{i-;To DM A i{1:1). To I id V. M. Cohen, / /V)/V ( A VOX CO( XT)'. J R9 f a> kjiiijAjiu ipetitors : BLESSING: People. ; will iiot \c\ 11:< ripvfiil l'livr. Isj A tl:i' iiiu(|Uj?lifI< s :tiiv in?!n?-? --; 1 new sleek of Men's ;u.<l I Joys Hats, ~ Caps,' li:J!!!?er :s-t.in> !it <>1 t'u* Mr.^oli. ii s* \ !e, nii.-.-t !.i (je/i'lJ v. so iv:i :n <. an '/ : voi'. i /;/:x/:r/ r. JIBING CO. \\ < Tho New County. < Mu. Enrroit:?Tiia writer notices tliat you are in favor of the new county, l>ut begs that your columns will bo opou to any fair discussion of the subject. | You are aware of the fact that the , best families of our ?-ounty are rapidly leaving their nice happy old family homosteads and seeking the faetories, towns I ! and villages, where money circulates { 1 mom freely, educational and church fa- | ' cilities are better, and the living more! pleasant in go tend, esjieeia.ly to t!ie ' young. Your town is not alone in being ; ' attracted by these dis-ontcnted farmers, j ' When and where will this end and ! ' what will be the outcome ? Again, what ; . .I,,, ......... ..? ..ii <i.: ?:? * I i.i wi'i i mm: im <1:1 iiin 00111111011011 .' 1 lie . writer answers in short, "It is owiiifj to tin* *"Miiev circulation wliicli dots Hot ' roach tIk* producer fairly." It seems ' ti>at cvcr\ branch of industry is protected except tlie farmer. Suppose one of | '. your in >st industrious and upriu'ot ynuu? j men. who i> raising a family of children, 1 concludes for various reasons, t o abandon | 1 town life and move ton farm, and in I ' vests nil his mite, one thousand d .-lars, i i j v a cozy little eoutitry home and farm : lie 4 moves thither to unltivulc it with his 4 own hands, and at the end of.thc .season ; . he llnds himself aw;tided with a wonderful harvest?it is necessary for him to ,1 build new barns and make other improvements at once : lie can see by an inereas I of ."it percent, on bis capital lie could largely increase iiis eanihiiis. lie applies to the ivank for when the banker informs liitu tii.it hisciitire prop rtyisnoi siitlieient for l!ic[loau dwhile he is talking : t to the cashier the manufacturer walks in j s with tsUn.on of his stock and secures a j s loan of Sooa.o i without much trouble?) I What has that to do with the new j a county? It means that country people j ineed move money circulation. It menus o country people must uot organize to 1 iitxkl enterprises. but that the* must re- I sist even apjK aranec of ?idin**cntcrpri.-'.I t ? draw the money and p 'ople . from our I country hones. It means i;?. t farners t must lUtht eve/v ait"mnl to build*new i <! mllll houses. new counties ilid cWI'V t money outlay except ab^o! gci\ u^'<ti'.->>:ii*y ! i for the convenience ami 1?*1 n ?i oi'theni ?] selves. It means that if ti e country t people are to lie taxe Mr ovier : , j]i;.v t are, that it must he done in building ! bridges at home, letter seh . >1 hou a' ii home. I tetter roads at home, ami nave a ( school h ?ok depository at every puhlie v school house. It further means that tlie ' mileage so niueh talked about In new f county men 1 icing pai?l to jurors and wit- <1 nesses going to ami from court, is about ll the only money that our country people li reeoive kvok ljom the enormous tax levy. 1 4'ertainly country people ciuuol afford ? to have new counties, new court houses t and new indebtedness vot 'd over them . '| until t?i *;.' have secure I all the U;??d" I j <| home pleasures and conveniences and can | 1 I civ our school t'ach; is m re'than .-Id, j rtiii and per month. li Our property assess it -nts a - > verv t reasonable now, hut \\1 1 he doubled at t once ui| the advent of a new emnty. ii I'uhlle schools will he auivst u failure. ?1 More and untv of om< host families will v leave us to > <. !< greater prosperity at the 1 li new court hou s*. j a Tire writer i i surpris d that s >;n of \ the stoekholilersof the(iaiTuey Manila*-. s Hiring ('onipany. seem to \l\\nk that the s valii" of tlieir sip -k wilih -onlia ecd by j t the building ?.l a coin! house at (ntiiUey, i II i.i ahnml: as a Jmalt"r i,j ? < !ic ' j expense of living will be largely iivrea-- | > ed. which is the new e.? outv men's ,.i<-n- i < incut that Inrui'.T.s will luotr or : s whin I ami proline 1 >? :: u iui.iov' on j \ tin* operatives 01 the <i.n..I'lii m 1 ;i NJ.lis Iiy rointi lliir.v tiieni to h ?w t.? pay ! \ lii.nhiT for tli'.'ir necessit iy.s. I 4. Till' new county pirn nr.' t.-r.ii;,' the j farmers Hint ('-oe.rokeo or( ?.i!Vin y eoiui'v ' \ will In* tin* KM o.hI I'miieM iMiinty in tin* I i state. It why \\.?ti!<l tin- r.iooii i | jj iiiiliss lii-'h ** har.I uKoU having it-. prop- j i |0t\ 1 4 M | tl| ill.' ()|OjlOX I lIl'W ?< >i in t \? ;i Why woiiM t'liftou ami Cowprns. all of ; a tliciu more thriving lowiix t !i;i!i < i.. 11 '.u-v < oiijc t to 1 >i'ilijA" jail in llio iM-v, lowoi-x y ! I Now. iiiy r.i!iutr\!t|i>ii ;f is r .si\cn- i i i'.Sh o that :r.i'. ! i i .-ji hilly is this I :i',?|ii ,vt to thai portion uj' i'iii ai ?* n?i:ty 1 i to In-' i .?! ol'i aial that \.ni ;?? ? It unit! to i have. I)onot a.pve to vote for a now ij county unless the court h >;i -' is ere -'" I ! ? in I lie center, where n!i our 'yen ro .i i a share in the >p ?ils i.f ?,iii je.i I lo-.-.w; | < li?>ii of itiil|}if.' built thus, t Ihii Is'.'.aViv. V'",,. rv:ain_>l any ne.\ j< eoiun.N until We have iiiianeial relief j Nny away from (iulfiiey entirely iiu'il the Vote is x.*|t.U-?t. * | I '.n rt; m, i- s . i ! 1,'iiION C( iTNTY. ( Mo.lvel - ? j Kovplng Out of Debt llMleV.etlness is n tin in i:t! e.nvyr. I > which, it allowed to ?lr\ i loo will .n volvo our cut in* I to--in--, relation, ami ; ; eat iii> oursukManre ami ruin our characters. ; < first Ami this applies ,-p .?1 iy i > i t o111!It 1IIC',. t he trial 'lie* t'.' -p : 1 M I i tr?i freely lor the yr.iilili > .rr- . ! iiiary wauls, things \vi?? - i they h-hrvr 1 tl?'\ kllilst hilNe. ti.lt \\it ia eit ..lino t; i? \ j Willi 1.1 often tunes ho Ivlt-r Second Th" tendency low.mi liviiijfj II It. t. ! I lil tl III. 1' ,< I.Ml II. I" ..I I ...... ..... . ? j ....... ? . . i i | ' i l ('irriuiist;iiii:?,.> will : j li.-lir\ iii<x in ;!.c sj[<iol tu tinHi lire. i j 'I'll.u! A;?.I we iniv'ii! s?v f,r i 1-1 t;.. I call hidclitcdii - ..u I lull; : llllVll lilllf-i i? ill'I.X iilll ll f\I t\in . | In tiliM* o! ! ?? i? lily i ?]?! .!i li!iutll\ ! ill HI'.;. Ii\ j-?-i ? :? li tliiv ?s: mil ( j I'.ii-ir iiM- nin'. I - i ll;.i.,' 11 i ;i?> ;ili I : \. i l> I. >11. ?*\ > i I; ti'.l , ;:i ;. i*. . - . Hll'C \Vi) Y?'H il n?l 1 till', oliii i ill II- lili:r. li'il.- rm;:e ii-> K. il til time* . iiinl :r.f ;il ? i "i. . i In tin* rr!;iii\ i <'(?' I: i 'li ni ; .i. .. Tim in:'. i> :?'.? rsiir; it- 1 > '.i:..! tln-> j I o\j?" I li> . r.i in.i: row . < 'i *iIi| . j I \:i; Hit from Niili :u iIn* i. ; va'.ii . i | j i..0 l'i" ?!,!. i is | our own affairs. We all have inure or less love for the real dollar, and while we may see many things we would like very much, th * rapidly lessening amount of cash on hand warns us to stop long before the page of a book account will Ik* tilled. Of course there are some who are unfortunate, and who have been brought into reduced circuinstunccs by sickness or other outside influences over which they have no control, but in many instances it is their own fault that they Are not Ijetter cquip)?ed, for to the most if us comes a chance some time to prepare something for a rainy day. Let every one live within his or her neuns, for if we d<? not manage to live louestly within our own means, we nust live dishonestly upon the means of H?uio one else. There was once a man i\ho got rich because of the things lie lid not buy. \\Y;ir the old coat ;i little pager if necessary. Von will feel more vspeetable in n sliiny eoat that is paid 'or, than dodging your tailor in a aiit. Never purchase anything which , on cannot pay for on the spat if neo ssary. Von will lie able i<? buy a home ?nly with dollars you do not spend- , Longfellow says, "Trust 110 future, ( low'er pleasant." Deferred payments ilways come due. A debt is a good . liing to pluck in the bud. In prosperity irepare for aversity.?Metropolitan and , tural Homes. New County Namos. ^ It is impoit.uit that the discussion of he names of the proposed new counies hall continue. These names should be iguilieant and euphonious. Objection las been raised to the name Limestone, ml we think a better one might be elected. We suggest a revival of the iiioe familiar name o'f i'inekney. In 7U1 all that part of South Carolina eaiirnciug York. Cluster, Spartanburg and "nion was erected into a district called 'inckney. For many years this l'inckley district was a separate eongressional listriet and an eipiity district. Later on lie name was dropped, and those of exiting districts retained. It would Ik* u'.te appropriate to give the name to he new county to Ik- erected from p.irion? of this old district. The name 0* j \11ekncy was once of the most 1an?'?us i a the early history of the Statu. Charles j 'otosworth I'inekney was one of our eu- ' iivs to France, wlieii lie tlecla*.... I Millions lor defence, but not cent or tribute*M lie was tic tMlinal eau:i<luU* for Viee Pres'-'^a in 1S0U, ami i?l<l lie abandoned Adams, would have [ en el<v*e,V lie was twii eafterwards the Tut eandidate for President. latter a. lie was made a major general in the "uiie?l States army. His brother riiomas was minister to Spain, a eandiate tor the I1 residency in 17b.5, bring eaten by Adams ami .JelYerson and a eugrossinan. These two brothers were ive times on the Presidential ticket of j he Federal Party. Charles pinckiuvj Itelr cousin, who led tin- .left' tsoU forces j n South Carolina against Itis cousin and lel'eated him, was the most (lopulaL* f;. tu rho has ever lived in the Suiir. lie ield every offon of honor in me State nd l*\\iott to which lie agpii-cd and had UUiai to do with tie' training of tie* e nt it lit ion of tie* Vniteil States. Surely ueh a far.ily and suelt a grand old tlisvit'i a.v worthy of ycmeni lira nee. While the name Salem does not meet iie favor of some it is hoary with age. Client county was formal in 17b! and onlimu'd to iiave a place on tlie map of viuth Carolina until not long liel'oro the | var It was as important as Claremont i Hid Clarendon, the other counties com- j rising Sumter district. It has never eased locally to have significance. For the new county aUuit (irconwood ' ve should prefer some other name, l/.-t j ;s have N iuety-Si\ agau*. Thai was a . treat old district it\ the times thai tri I nen's souls, Toe nam,' a Cambridge, hough \?c; so sigiufj mt. w >aid !> . ^ ?H i'):tble. O," if it be desired ?o honor : ........i ... ... 1..1 a..... II...< jo**" ?"'*... ><* 11 i.i.ii v.U'Yc?aii.l M I >ullie. as well as. VYiihouii. ivere ornaments ol AhhevUk* county. While \vc arc sp.*a!vU<u'o: counties it is I ii?t out of the way t.?consider the nam- s t ?f tli.1 county seals, it may not !* j :ciicvaU> known ill Sniitii i.'arolii;\ that ' he pracli lc oi naming the co.u'l house : liter the county is nod aim ??'. litirely to fiis St;,'.e, Tu'.s. however, re ' .ink is a lie.i.l custom, a:nl may w?.?t Ik*. -oiitiiinc.l, ? v'mtuiihia Kvcniiijj News. "When most needed it is not unusual or your family phys'iowr. to l? away . 'rum home. sueKwas Ine experience of Mi'..). Y. Selvelick, lit or ol till' i'llddu I ImlTev,, li.iiiuer, when liis little girl , i\\o\cais of iitf;* was threatened with a i v-xi't'c a', la !? o. croup. lie says: ".Mi | wife insisted that I go lor the doctor, hut is our I.unity physician was out of town j I purchase t a hotlle ot I haiiiiM'riaiti'.s ) i'nituli Honiedy, which relieved Ik*;* > >ai.ii. .(lately. [will not bo w ithout it in | i! i" I at tire." "Jo and ?' cent hot' 1c. Vol* sale 1 In i>. 1 . l'o.>ey - a , | Tis the early clicslant t!iat catches the I worm. I Free Pills' > end Vii'm nde;\ -x to li. K. )>ilc!il'.'h i A ( ?>.. i 'iiientjo. and get. a tree sample l>.>\ i'! Dr. Kr.i* w Lite, pills. A trial .v i; 'iivitn e\uii oi their merits. Tlies" p:lls a re e;p \ in action and .ire particular e.iVe ,\e in 111 ease ol eoltsiep.it ion and liea l.i ':e. I'nr nnl.inti and liver c.iMest H'\ IlilVe lieeli proved illNallUll'le i i; ; a: :;'iie.r. lit-'.d to If pnre|\ \ i.. t . il- . i I ley d? not W'^.lieji In their aei on. i n' ' ?; i\ ma tone t.o Hi" sloin i'*!i , ll'i <> i ' .o'e il .> lir, isolate t(l" s\steili lie {ill it U ? ee.;! s per oo\. Lo.d le. 1>. r . l'o ?e\. tl: i;^"i>:. Y ; *.ill w': i !o\ *s William nave;- a ?ks t .t.. i; >)v u.. I Wh. A. Nicholson & son, i ? BANKERS I I tririoisr s. o. I Respectfully solicit your FIRE 1SURANCE. REPRESENT COMPANIES WITH $40,000,000.00, OF ASSETS. DO YOU WANT A : 'Home : In : Union ? < >n Main street we liuve for salt? tin- ... , . , At. ... followinc: . 51 !U'"? il'own "<s Alias Lizzie (>nt* and one-lralf story, brick. shingle Di< ; * lm. roof dwelling now occupied by Mr. \\~. U o have lor svnl ors.de the following: II. Sartor; also, Might Ih?u??iit'ul now four room cot l wo siorv, traine. shingle i??>r dwel- w* "i ??? ' xeninernnmmion. uenteu ling now occupied by II. M. (Iriniball. reasonably. or .sold on easy terms. One lot eontuining aliout two acres. TWENTY KHllIT lH'ILDIXG Iu?tween the residence of Capt. .1. T. ho ps adjae.mt to the above. have been Douglass ami Mr. N\ in. Monro. Ini<I off on Churrh street, ami other wide One lot. eontaing about lour acres. Kra,|w| streets opened up bv this Agenev; Uetween the resiliences of Mrs. Ida W. t\V EXT y-t ).\ E LOTS FOIl liossaml Itev. 1$. <?. ClilTord. I t M.OllED* FEOPLE. which will l>e One Church street we have the fob olTered at sj? M-ial imtuceinents to those lowing: who come lirst, or will contract to build. One story, frame, shingle. roof . I web A VK,{y 1)KsniAnLK STORE ling now oecnpied by Dr. S. s. lander. ,,ors,.: Fo|; ,{KNT. ANOTHER, , .. ... P , . NOW OCCUPIED. FOU SALE, wo story. t ramie, shingle tool d,\e - sTorK AND PONDS IIOUtlHT AND nig now occupied bv Mr. A. 1. II. S(), ,> Walker. ' Union Real Estate Agency. Inc., L. Nicholson. Secy, ami Tteas. 1*. M. Coknn, I'resident. VISIT US And take a Look at our Big Line of Clothing we will make it interesting for you. Yours for trade. THE CANNON CO. guessTwho? Is the name of a picture, out suppose you guess who thinks Allan Nicholson's goods are High Priced ? Why no one who takes into consideration that they are High. Grade. PICTURES FOR EVERYBODY No matter what price you want to pay. i lore are some of the prices, and the pictures are worth every cent named : 3~>c, 6oc, v>"i.00. S2.75, 3.50, ?.;.oo, ""A.oo, *5.50, $8.00, 8.30, v'9.00 and 23.00. You need some picture.; ? //ell then, dont hay until you see the biy; stock of them al Allan Nicholson's. A GREAT SHOW AT W. H. SARTOR'S STORE ! Call and see my immense stock of Ciroceries an 1 ^et my startling low Ikptres. 1 can save; you hi?;' money in llour. I bouyh'i my immense stork of Ilour h"iore the advance and will cell you cheap. I keep in stork a nice line of Su^ar. Colfee, Meat, Lard, 1 lams, Rice, Corn, (kits, Salt and J/olasses, Irish Potatoes. Best Cream Cheese, 15 cents per Sb. i ! respectfully invito tlio I;s* 1 i? in f;ill and see my <->111 duty >'.m k, such as buck wheat I' lotir tiiul Manic Synt} , Kuiicv C'ak vs and t 'rackets tli.it will please v?hi. I Iciutx ilclicious Pickics. hotli sue t tin ! s > ir Presh (Hives. Pure <Mi\c<HI. Pine Apple, ihopherrv and S! iwlicrrv Preserves, Current .Icily, (i rated Pine \pp!c. Mcncc Meat, (lelatine etc., J)-vi led i lam lor sauu ielios. Heady Made Salad I'res.sini; verv line. Canned l'jelee! and any I, i lid of Panned Meat* y >:i need. Panti . fia: - too iiuincrons tu mention. I can sf-l you a nice ('?. u.iti.r Stove cheap: a m T : >':i (' : a Piping for vour wells, sowers. ::11 I ?iovr Hues, 'i'lisinkin.!/ yon lor yon li1 ornlnatioK:i"o i! the j.:i ! I remain \ o?trs for (i .*o- .'r;e<, W. H. SARTOR, TELEPHONE 84. %