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VAN WYCK ELECTED. 1 which the Democracy pledged itself and its candidates. '' The efforts of trusts, of inonopo- , lies, of combinations, whether corpo- , rate or private, to control trade, choke competition and fleece the citizens by false high prices, will be withstood and beaten down, ''Every child must have the right to go to school. v>or snail me scnooi 8)stem cease of enlargement until every possible pupil can find fullest accommodation. The child is the citizen of the future. lie has a right i to an education. It is needed to fit j him for the duties to devolve upon j him. Ignorant, he is a disaster to : himself, a threat and menace to the ; body politic. Every child must be ; educated, and to that end the common school system, cost what it may, must l?e complete. "To such rights and general bene- i tits as dollar gas I have, in my letter ! of acceptance, as well as in the plat- < form, been pledged from the first. | Those pledges are not to be forgotten, ! those promises are to be carried out. ; "As to such public outrages as' lloui ished under the Haines law, with ; all the spying ami sneaking and mendacity that under it grew up, I can not add a syllable to what 1 have already said. These crimes against j the people must disappear t these en- j croachnuids upon individual liberty j ami private rights must end. These ; are not the Middle Ages, nor is the I city of (.1 rude r New Voik Venice in j the days of the Doges. A city must have a city government; ic cannot he controlled by village rules or run on village lines. The sooner some folk come cut of their dreams and realize these facts the wiser, better, happier f ?lk they'll brt. The people of this citv arj of wide minds. Thev h>\ c liberty. Ami there is no danger of their tr\ing to make that liberty license, dive them home rule ; give them liberty : let them spend their own money since they raise their own money: do not try to govern this people as ;i province from Albany, taxing it to pay tribute to the State at large, 'i his has ever bet n my thought, even my word, ami during serviee as mayor 1 will do my honest best to bring these things of public concern about. "What 1 have said of labor and the c'gbt hour law I here repeat. The eight hour law should be enforced ami where practicable, resident labor should b? directly employed. In all easts the prevailing rate of wages should he paitl. As I understand the declaration of the Democratic phitforin upon this point, it mean* that every contractor doing work for the city should he required to pay as high a rate of wages as the city itself js rt quired to pay for similar work. To tins J give my unqualified assent, and in the Conduct of the ollice to which I s;in called I wi 1 do what liis within iuc in that direction. "As to the men I shall call to fill ofiice under me 1 will be frank and plain. 'Put none but Democrats on guard' shall Le the motto of my administration, Fitness and honesty, and worth as a citizen, shall together make up my first demand in selecting a tnan for an office. The man I aj point to ollice must own this trio of reijuisitis. 1 must have ptoof that iho public is to be honestly, faithfully, efficiently served, and that no call of duty on the part of an official is to be denied. 1 must know that the man 1 name will do his whole full dutv tuihis ('itv. "Put to find such a man (i?r every place i n; pointsucnt under me I neid not leave the ranks nf the Democracy j and 1 wilt no*. 'i he man for ofiice j uma r me n.n-t be la.i.est, worthy, fir. yes ; 1 ut he must be a democrat, and ! tl;e lee;nd o| that man's J>einoeraey i naist be iiu'.-e and must be straight. , . ... n I " i hat i mv m-tinn ofeitv <r-ivern.- 1 m< i.'. . 11<i !i\ tiiut idea I Will guide. j i <i?? ii-.i 1 ? This oil anv *to tlit' victor J I) the <j>< i's oi the enemy' sen- j tlit. It L not ;? ipicstion of | ..i t"t v - r < ( spoil.-!. '1 he sole j?fo)> .ii > ; 1 government. uce<i< I in ?* | loth - e\|.tv-:c?l wtil of the people, j i !.(? I.ittir have declared for the I ?i tt.oei acy : tl.ey h;t\e eleeteil its ' candid.iti-> iii.tl ;i(cepte<l its platform > f j.r.ti'-.j \ v \\ it!; these as the conditions. \\}::?t fashion of political man -Imiilii ! r named to carry out those j.i ii-c j?!?s itti'l keep the premises of 1!i::t j l.i11 >iiii .' Slnml-I he l?e a llejiiihiie m {If should he he :i 1 )oi?o- , eiai, who aided to make the platform, w :> h< lieVt -> in th(i principles set lofli. who Lis fought for their siic<. ai> I who has i' 1 >?-;i11 to carry j t.o in into t \j>: a s^ii n There can he hot one nn-wi t nil this. My :? point' OS Will I e all Democrat*. I ?io : ?>t ntiii' t -t:iii<l the jiolicy of the jit-;i-f of going to t'.te enemy to . elc-t your ollietfs. In the ranks of, the I 'fin .ci .ev can he found thousand w.' oan-ut v every requirement that: tin- public weal demands, and from the rank? of the Democracy shall j come my whole list of appointments. "I <lo not proceod on the theory that this victory is mine. It is the victory of the Democracy, the party's victory. It is the party that has been called to the quarter-deck of city government?the pilot house of city affairs. It is the party that is to reap the praise or blame of the good or evil of the coming administration. While I shall call none but Democrats to places of trust and power in the carrying forward ef the city business, this administration is not to become any sort partisan. Here is n city w here arc gathered men of all races, creeds and nationalities. Thert is to be naught of favoritism: nothing of descrimination. All incr are equal in their rights, and wil stand equal in their claims upon th< coining udiuinistation. From first tr lust it will be mv work to exccut< the principles laid down in the plat form upon which I ran, and to en force the law. In doing my full dutj to the public in that behalf, ncithei I, nor those over whom, by my office I have control, will know any differ ence of race, color, creed or politics As all share the burdens, so too, shal all share the benefits of government and find even, equal protection undci the law." ?New York Journal. HOW TO FIKO OUT. Fill a bottle or common glass will urine and let it staiul twenty-four hours a sediment or settling indicates an un healthy condition of the kidneys. Whei urine i tains linen it is evidence of kidne; trouble. Too frequent desire to urinal or pain in the back, is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder ar< out of order. WHAT TO DO. There is comfort in the knowledge s< often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swanq Hoot, the great kidney remedy fulfil every wish in relieving pain in the kick kidneys, liver, bladder and every part o urinary passages. It corrects inabilit; to hold urine and scalding i>ain in |kiss ing it, or kid effects following use o liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes tha unpleasant necessity of lieing com|>elle< to pet tip many times (luring the nigh to urinate. The mild and the extmordi nary effort of Swanq>-Root is sooi reaii/.<d. It stands the highest for it wonderful cures of the most distressin eases. It you need a medicine you shout have the U*st. Sold by druggist. lYic lift} cents and one dollar. You may hav a sample l>ottle and pamphlet both sen free by mail. Mention Tiik Unio: Timks and send your address to Dr. Kil mer iS: Co., li'iighamton, N. Y. Jo-lv. DEC KEEN'S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feve st.res, tetter, chap|>ed hands, chilblains corns, and all skin eruptions, and |>osi lively cures piles, or no pay requirtd. I is guaranteed to give perfect satisfactio: or money refunded, Price llo cents i>e box. For sale by F. C. Duke. #. In a game of Imse-liall, two nii.es ar usuaPy matclad to play against one um pire. Warnimj: Persons who suffer fron coughs and colds should heed the warn ing of danger and save themselves suf fering and fatal results by using (Jin Minute Cough Cure. It is an infallibli remedy for coughs, colds, croup and til throat and lung troubles. For sale b; F. C. Duke and Lockhart Mill. Some men act like hogs; and there an others who do not need to act. Disfigurement for life by burns o scalds may lie avoided by using DeWitt'i Witch Ilazel Salve, the great remedy fo niles :11111 fur all kinds of sores ami skii trouble. For sale by F. C. Duke ant Lock bait Mill. Actors who wear stove-pipe hats ough to be able to thaw well. ? There is no need of lit tie children beinj tortured by scald heads, eczema and skii eruptions. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salvt gives instant relit f and cures |>ernian entlv. For side by F.C. Duke and Lock hart* Mill. ? The chorus girl is never as red :us sh< is painted. Small pill, safe pill, best pill. DeWitt' Little Karlv IJiserseure biliousness, con st ipat ion and sick headache. For sale le I'. ('. Duke ami Lockhart Mill. At has. like bathers, are men of mam l?:u Is. Von can't euro consumption but yni e m avoid it and euro every other font of throat orbing trouble by the use o! < >ue Minute (1ou<jh ( ure. 1'or sale b; 1?'. Duke and I.ockhait Mill. * ?? A tait actress ought to be a suet creature. - ? A sore th.ont may lie <]iiiekly cureil b; appb ing a llannel hnndav'oduiiipeiied wit] ( haiiil-erlsiin's I'atin lialtn. A lame Kiel or pain in the side or chest should K Iresitcd in asiiuiiar manner. I'ain Italu is also famous lor itscuiesof rheumatism For Nile by Dr. F. ('. Duke. ? A n< d is as piod as a wink to the ii: ti llip tit dispenser of soda water. The wort cold I ever had in my lift was cured by Chamberlain's Cougl ih uiidy," writes \V. II. Notton. ofSut ler ( reek, ( al. This cold left me w itl a cough and I was e.\|iectoratiiig till tin time. The Remedy cured tne, ami want all my filends when troubled will a cough ot cold to use it, for it will d< them good." Sold by Dr. F. C. Duke Remorse and economy tire always faith ful followers of the races. J. M. Thriswood, of Grosbeck, Tex., says that when Ifo hits s? s|h*11 of indigestion and feels luid and sluggish, he takes two of DeWitt's Little Karly Risers at t night, and he is all right the next inorn, ing. Many thonsiuuls of others do the same thing. Do you V For sale by F. C. Duke and Ixx*khait Mill. If a man would live to a ri|>e old age, all he has to do is keep right on living. ? %a 1 a .. -:..i K.I 1 Oil call L UJIOIII III I l.lft tlllll lilt- l>j allowing a cold to develop into pneimio) ilia or consumption. Instant relief and . a certain cure are afforded by One Minute . Cough Cure. For sale by F. C. Duke and Locktmrt Mill. ? - I If kissing went out of facliion. no girl * would care to be considered stylish. The three year old boy of .1. A. Johnson [ | of Lynn Center, 111., is subject to attacks I of croup. Mr. Johnson says he is satis? lied that the timely use of Chamlierlniii's , Cough Remedy, during a severe attack, srved his little Imj's life, lie is in the * drug business, a memlier of tlie firm ot * that place, and the handle a great many - patent medicines for throat and lung disj eases. lie had all these to clio.se from. and skilled physicians ready to remind r to his call, but selected tliis remedy foi * use in nis own family at a time when hi.* - child's life was in danger, because lit knew it to lie superior to any other, and j famous the country over for its cures of croup, Mr. Johnson says this isthe l?est ? selling cough medicine limy handle, and r that It gives spit did satisfaction in all eases. Sold bv Dr. F. C. Duke. If a man would kr o\v a woman's imperfections, he should consult her drossmake.'. IIOW TO CUUK BILIOUS COLIC, 1 suffered for weeks with colic and pains in my stomach caused by bilioust. uess and had to take medicine all the , while until I usetl Chamlierlain's Colic, L, Cholera ;md Diarrhoea Remedy whicli cured nie. I have since recommended it to a good manv ueonle. Mrs. F. Butler, Fairhaven.Conn, lVrsona who are subr> ject to bilious colic can ward ollf the atP tiick by taking tliis remedy as soon as the s first symptoms apin?ar. Sold by Dr. F. , C. Duke. f ? ? .? ? y If you are tired of living, don't eon: !- mit suicide?go to a laourdinj; bouse, f t Tlie mothers of young children will U il please*, to know that croup can Ih> pret vented. Give Chamberlain's I'otigl i- Heinedy as soon us the child bell conies hoarse or even afiei" ttl*" rr"??p> s cough has a|t|H*ared and il will prevent g the attack. This remedy is entirely harmil less and its use in many thousands oj e eases has fully demonstrated that it oar e l?o de|N'iid(d upon. It is also without ai t equal for coughs and colds Vh >th for adult? n* and children* For sale by Dr. F. C. I- Duke. If a girl uses enough paint, she may be taken for the picture of health. !, J. C. Deny, one of the liest known t citizens of Sp.ii.eer, Mo., testilies that Ik *, cured himself of the worst kind of pile? i- by using a few lioxcs of DeWitl's Witcl t I in/el Salve lie had lieen troubled will 11 piles foi over thirty years and had used r many different kinds of so culled cure* but IK* Witt's was the one that did tin work and he will verify this statement it e any one wishes to write hi in. For salt r by F. C. Duke and Dock hart Mill, If you don't believe that a woman can keep a secret, just ask one her age. j Persons who are subject to attacks o! ! hi' uis colic should keep at hand a liottU ; of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Heinedy. It always givesprompt relief ami if taken as soon as tlx lirst indication of the disease apjiears wil e prevent the attack. For sale by Dr. F C. Duke. ; There is no Word sc I Full of Meaning and about which such tender recollec * i Wpx infancy3anc Jr guided oui ' ^ totter"Mothers Friend i so assists Nature in the change takini; place that the Expectant Mother is 1 enabled to look forward without dread k to the hour when she experiences the joy of Motherhood. It insures safety t to both Mother and Child, and she is ! found stronger after than before coni finement?in short, it "makes Child'' birth easy," as so many have said. ' Don't be "persuaded. Use nothing but 5 " Mother's Friend ** "My wife suffered more lit ton mlnutoa with either of h<tr other two children than eho did altogether with hor last,h iving previously u-ied 1 four bottlea of "Mother's Krloud." It is n L>I< <ts in* to anyone expecting to become a mother, ?ay? a cujtomor." IUnokiuon J>Ai,K,Carini,III, Sent by Mall, on cetelpt of prkc. fi.on I'KR POTTI.H. Boolt"T Eipe<tant Mothers" mailed free, containing ii v* ualila Information ancl voluntary lettitncnlais. , TMl BRADriELD REGULATOR CO..ATLANTA,G*. SOLO BY ALL OR 'JUGI8T6. Sewing Machines Cheap. ' I have a feu No. ! Wheeler A Wil? s<ni Sett ing Maehilics on h;iii<l wit eh I w ill sell ill cost having derided to <|iiit the business. C all early and secure one - before they are all gone. JAMES E. HUNTER. WHEN You want yo -=HE There you will find the best a this part of the State. In fact 1 i cities. We have a patent on ge IN i We keep right up with all the taking goods as we do on our Ft 'wo ftn 11 s? f lv???uw lis in tlio fr. iiit I "? ?1? ? ; State; rr.il to customers on the I i they can save from five to fifteei BAILEY F1 MASTER'S SALE. | STATE OF SOU HI CAROLINA ) County ok Union, Cuqrt if Common Plots. 3 ' A. W. Thorns >u as Administrator of A. W. Thomson, deceaiod, i v?. - A. W. Thomson. IX OBEDIENCE to an ordsr made ' in the above stated caso I will cell at 1 Union before the court house door, duri ?g the Lgil hours of sale, on 4 -taletday, Dec. Gth 1SU7, the fMlowiug . lands to wit; j No. 1. All that tract of laud in I>>gausvil!o Township, Uuiou county, ' St itc of South Car\liua, formerly he longing to A. W. Thompson, deceased, and being tract No. 11 on a plat of , x.Ua. Maanevillo place of said A. I \V Tlinmnwm. (kccas d. made bv George W. Peakc, surveyor, contain1 nig thirty six 63 100 acrts and , bounded north by Fair Forest, east ; by lai.d now or formerly / f Felix llaile, south by the old Pinckuey Iliad and west* by land tf Mary F. fhom-OJ. 2d. Ail that i-ieco of land situated at the old Thomson bridge over Fair , Forest, in Uuion county, South Caro Iina, formerly belonging to A. W. < Thomson, deceased, cmtaining eight 1 <>r ten acres, more or less, and hounded J ] on the north by Andrew Thomson, ; east by lands of Albert Means, south by the old Pinckr.ey road and west by Fair F? rest, t 3rd. All that piece of land in f Bogansville Township, Uuion county, Srulh Carolina, formerly belonging to 1 A. \V. Thomson, deceased, containing three ncres .mora or less, knowu as the i 'Mud Mine," and bounded north and , est by land of J. 11. Little, south by I and of \Vm. Little, and west by laud i of J. McCuriher. (4 ) All that tract cf laud in j 1 Bogansville Township, I'nion county, South Carolina, being tract No. 3 ou a plat of tl e division of the Sugar Crck pluie of A. W. Tlu mson, de' ' * ? - I _ /1 \\f 1> j ceased, n.aoe ny vuorge w. i tunc, surveyor, on March IB h, 18*2, con- I Uiuing six^y seven 78 100 sens more . or Iter. r Tern?3 of Sale? Oae fourth cash, f ai.d the balai ce in two equal annual '! installments payable, one and two 3 ytara from date ot sale?ta:d balance j to be secure 1 by tho bond of pur; chaier or purchasers and a mortgage j ?.f the premises sold with the privilege 1 j of the purchaser or purchasers of pay,' ing all cash. .j C. IT. PKAKE, f Master of Union county. | MASTER'S SALE. : STATU OF FOU i ll CAROLINA ) County of Union, ! Court of Common I'h as. ) A. H. Footer, Administrator cf If. S. Ilealy, deceased, plaintilK :' vs. I John IT. Sartor and Arena Sarlor. : Defendants. I IN OIlKDIENCE to an order i made in tho above ttated care, I will J tell at Union before tho Court I louse lo; r, during the legal hours or sale, J on sales lay, I)oc (Uh 1n!>7, the'follow : ing lauds to-wil: * All that certain tract of land lying being and situated in B gauoville Township, ('minty and Stato aforesaid, containing Ninety two acres, more or I less, adjoining lands belonging to | the estate of John T* Bcluc, lands oi Samuel Smith, lands of estate of j [Joseph M. Scott, deceased, of Mrs v i Clarissa ( Jault and Mrs. Thomas Beluc, it being the same tract former j| ly owned l>y li.miel Nicholas. , Terms< f sale? One third cash, the j balance in two equal installment?, with interest from day of oalo to be sec J red f by boi d of purchaser and mortgage of the premises. C. H. PEAKE. Master of Union County. ' it's : up interests will be SAIL ssortment of Fine, Medi ive are often told that our stoc itting rid of stickers, so that c COFFINS / new and up-to-date stylee tlu lrniture, so that it is not whn WE CLA tail road we pay all express ch 1 dollars by coming to [JRNITURE NEW STORE! NEW STORE! - .if. .ij GO TO J. T. SEXTON FOR Flour, Hams, Canned Goods, Coffee, Confectionaries iVnd everything else kept in an up-to-date GROCERY STORE. GIVE ME A TRIAL. J. T. SEXTON, IF YOU DID NOT IIAVK THE l'KOVEKUIAL 'Ounce cf Prevention" At hand when needed, do not worry about it. The equally famous 'Pound of Curo" Can always be found a I BUKE'S DRUB STOflE. All ilie most popular and reliable cmcdies in slock. A gurantec ol air, honest dealings given every :ustomer. Opposite Union Hotel, Union Marble And Granite Works ' " ' ; Geo. Geddes, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Iligli Grades of Marble and Granite, and sv.i n.Ai.rv..? ? ? tuiiaiicu in tuc uun|*jzvmuic iiicin* ner in the most YRTISTIC STYLES AT LOWEST PRICES. [ 1*0it ltniliugr fVt Factory I'riceH And put up Rr.itis. Would l>e pleased to figure on any woik in my line you contemplate having done. Vim can make I letter terms with ine and Savk Aokn's per cent. Commission. Voii will see and know just what you are getting. No work too large and none too small. All thankfully received, and 1 will show my appreciation by giving satisfaction. Itesjiectfully, George Geddes. Uoal, [VIore Coal, Better Coal, kll Kinds of Coal And Full Weight at Cheap Prices. Desiring to minimize the cost of ivitig during the hard winter season, re have formed the Union Coal Co., nd will furnish coal at the lowest iving prices, and all orders left with i. W. (Jreon, J. Q. Wray, C. II. lurkctt or W. S. McLurc will have ironipt and careful attention. Please t us have your order. A. W. GREEN, Manager. 85-3m. FURNITURE 1 l i taken care of if you drop in at , E Y' SJ^- h um and Low Priced Goods carried by any firm in ;k is as complete and our prices lower than many in the larger uir goods are always fresh, bright, new and up-to date. ^ND CASKETS. it conic out, and we figure the same small profit on our.^JJ* "1 t we make on one article, but it is the volume of business thin; v J | That we put handsomer trimmings and more style 1 S W 1 a|,d finish lor the price than any undertaker in the .urges, and to on:* country customers we make the price so that : AND LUMBER CO. I am the SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Housekeep's Friend. Con<l?n*od Schedule In BUkll If you want to know where to get mm" julx 4, iso7. what you need let me tell you. L stations. Uolir L. D. SMITH has moved to the Old u fihnrl<>ston - -TijTTg 1 lisponsary where you can gel LrTCoiuTnLu h oTTra (irnvrtl.liw. va.i i? ?i.n i:iw? " Prosin-ritr 12 11 p m .-Ill I III.-! Ill il|>]MI I'lll I.I IIIIIH'ICM CilSC.!, \/nil l'I .-> J". ill. I' <111, I ll'Hllirill, il. 11 The Doctor considers it his religions Foster, Vice President; (Jeorpe Munro tliity?a duty which he owes to humanity Cashier; J. D. Arthur, Assistant Cashier to donate his infallible cure. Directors--W. II. Wallace, A. G. It ice, He has proved the dreaded consump- w,n. JotTeries, T. C. Duncan. J. A. hoi. to lea curable disease U?yond any Fa,l( j T Douglas, E. P. McKissick, doubt, and has on Ine in Ins Americanand \ jj Poster European lalmratories testimonials of ' e\|icriclice from those benefitted and we solicit youk MJSINESS. cured, in id! parts of the world. .. I'oil t dei;i\ llllti! it is too liltc. t Oil- -W- y v ? ^ ? T "W T / 1 sumption imiiitei upteil. means speedy I |4 \ I II ] \ I ill it 1 ecitiiiu deiitli. Address T. A.J?"* .ft \ 1 m vA 9 Sioruni, M. .. l'iii" street. New | ' -A.C3-lZHsTT FOR. ,?Mr.ii| UTIIFNTII \l Si lilfKART ploa-e mention reading this article in ^ iJll/lVill I, The Tillies. ATLANTA, O-^. :s-tf. LiquorM, Ku?M in Original I Am Running A First Class Market. _T , . i\o Liquors fold to Minors nor Habitual Drunkards. I have also a nice lino of Groceries. * ? I also have a? J- 1' K L 1) M t' L U R K. attouxky at law. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. , , STORE HOUSE TO RENT/ Ruben Jones' Plant bender Fresh Fish twice a week. The Kawls Store House is now for i> i:*? tn nil rent. Terms reasonable. Apply to S. Polite attention to all. m. hice, .lit., K u. :ii)-tf. 1 am paying the highest price for good beef cattle and FOR SALE, all other countiy produce. We have twenty-one line young mules All persons indebted to the linn of for sale, which we have been using at the IIAII.KY A sl'.XToN will please settle faelory, we are through with our teams the same with me at once. ??d want to sell out mules, wagons and harness. K. L>. Siiakkey & Son. H. G. BAILEY. I ?? ' ?' muinii UK, mn, ui Jfowbcri-T 12 22 pm Vegetables and Fruits. Canned " Ninoty-sfjc i 25 p m , .. , ... . Ar. 1 <5 P ? Goodsot all descriptions. Sixteen " Hodges 225 pm to IS pounds of Sugar for a dollar. 3^r. AbbovUio , Ar. Bolton BiOpm llaoon t cents per pound. Hams jf, An&ri^T 9hipm 11 to l_>Jc. per yotmd. Rice and Ar. Qr?iivtile i. * 20 p m llominy. Arbuckle's Coffee, 7 Ax. Atlanta ? uo p q packages to tlie dollar. Good stations. n? fe Green Coffee, 7 to 10 pounds to t>v. Oreonviiio w jo ? m ... * . .. " Piedmont 10 S3 a in tuo dollar, t.ivo me a call and " wiiit?ni?ton 11 is a m see what I have. ?7. An<w?<m TT 05 * n Lv. UeUon 11 35 a m . f . Ar. iKwwialda 12 02 p m \~'~1 ?v. Abba villa 'U *-5 a m _ __ Lv7Ho.lKf? IF'-iO p m L. D. SMITH, - !??? 14 Nowl.^rry 2 P m Leatlcr ol Low PrleeH. " ?r,1w,M!lr.'1/ r!A 5? I!? Ar. > nlnmbiu 1 [w p_m Ar. Oiitrl<'st?m 00 ' ftaUy jViilvl qTi".inv<i jYialiyitiallf y /a/a rr tTT^TIT^ I I4?-" V lNo.uiNo.ra I .I II I l\ r"? Id H . T 53oii 7 i..n Lr... Clinri<Mt?n Ar j StXhiitl Ula llUiAU ? Ta*?ii!i5?;-~7rc:.fr.T,.V,ir^";hfW' Vaip 907:? 12 150! '* Al???m " ! 2 8 5 A 10 04.1 1 2.V,?| Santuo " I 1 25p; 7 *"p K. . i * ti lo 2*.Hi 202;i 11 ...... Union 11 ! 1 Uilpi ' 30p you intend purchasing an En- iout?i 2?ip<" ... Jonessiiio ... 12Mr G.v.p . gine, Saw Mill or Thrasher, it will 1 ?2^' aY.T,^:AV*.". BV?^r*w.'.'i.m. r.* ""i*V! 11 UiJ caop pay you to get my prices before you ? Jgt fjjj; ft ; 8K"m'' w':: ^ 11? buy. I can sell you the old reliable " ?i>~? p. m. .-a." ?. ??. ' Guiscr or Peerless Engine, Saw Train* 9 and io carry aiegant rwiiman ..... , 11 ilW'piug oar* Uiwmo Columbia ami Axhcvrlla, Mills, i hrashers, etc., at reasonable nrouudaiij u>two?u Jacksonville >iu<iciur.iu ( Jiriees and give you ample timo to Train* lenve Spartanburg. A. A O. division. nori ntJOUDU. <>:.n a. ui., aii p.m., u;ia p.m., f* I ) incill. (Vestibule Llmitod); touihUmnd 12::il a. u?.f (:16 p. in.. 11:1? n. in.. (Vi^tiliula Limited.) ?^^^^? Trullia leave (troeuvir.e, A. oiul C. division, portlilxiond. 6:4o a. ui., K:Sl it. m. and 5:31) p. in.. Call ami get my prices and buy m__ _ . _ _ _ _ , . I'ullinnu Service. Reliable iviacbin.ery Pullman palace Sleeping cars on TrainsC5and Oil, 1)7 and 33. ou A. and C. division. RESPECTFULLY, W-H.ORKKN J. M. CULP G?*u. hujterliitondcnt, 1 rnfflo M j r. Jl~> rp Q /?I S~\ rp rp WMlnnjIon, D. C. Washington, D. O. ij. J. . OCU 1 1, W.A.TURK. e. n. IIARDWICK, Gen. Pass. Ag't. As'tUeu. Pass. Ag't. . Washington. D. C. Atlanta, Ga. ? Consumption Can be ~ ~ fauli; ueo, munro Cured. J President. Cashier. thropic or earry more joy to the atllicted Merchants' k Planters' National than llio offer of T. A. Slocum, M. C. i of New York city. R A TjT <a< Confident that lie has discovered a ' " reliable cure for consumption and OF UIV IO IV, S. C, all bronchial, throat and lung diseases, . general decline and weakness, loss of * I M * C ? * llesli and all conditions of wasting, and Capital Stock $00,000 to make its great merits known, lie will Surplus 60,000 send free, three littles to any reader of Stockholders'Liabilities CO',000 The Times who may he suffering. Already this "new scientific course of Total - - $170,000 medicine" has permanently cured thou< .> ..1.. ..4* . n.. i i * ~ v \t r...... d../v?:.u.vi. a it