OBITUARY.
dwmtid this Ufa, in Greenville, 8. c., on
Uw rains of Saturday, May 26, Mil. Mait
KuiAimLmii, wife of William V. Lister,
eeq., of the place juat named, and eldeet
daughter of Wit. Walme? (deceased) of Spartanburg
village. She had suffered much from
ill health for several years ; her fatal disease,
however, ooatinued but two weeks; when, in
the fortieth year of her age, and two days before
the twentieth anniversary of her marriage,
in oalm resignation to the Divine will,and sustained
and cheered by the faith and hope of a
Christian believer, she expired.
This announcement will doubtless pierce
many a heatt with no ordinary pang of grief.
Those whose privilego it was to know her to
the extent of due appreciation of her worth,
will, it is belisved, however remote in joint of
rtuuenw, or oi ionuiy or sooial relationship,
* feel a sense of personal berc i Yemeni, aud a cou soiousnrs*
of Individual loss They cannot but
know (bat Lb is visitation of Provideuce is, to
surviving friends, the close of a bright and en
chanting scene?the disturbance of a long and
sweet repose of the heart's purest affections?
the end of a pleasant life-dream?which, however
mueh valued in its \ mgross, is more so
now that it is past. An cmloliinent o( much
of the true, the beautiful ami the good, has
been covered over from our visible contemplation
by this Bad fall of death's dark, separating
wing. But the consolation is, that it is not
lost or destroyed; for it still shines, though
unseen by mortal eyes, in uudiuiincd and increased
splendor?unobstructed by the frailties
of the flesh, and untarnished by con'act
with n sinful world.
Her netnrnl endowments were of a high and
poble order. From very childhood the was
ever distinguished by a leading mind, which
did not fail to attract attention, to command
respect, aud elicit admiration. In the readiness,
elegance and strength of her pen, she excelled
in a degree that would hare adorned the
pagee of the printed volume. ller comprehensive
grasp of every subject within her accustomed
range bf thought?a rapid and judicious
. analysis or combination of ^11 the important
elements involved in any question of practical
morality, of prudence, of utility, or of taste,
rendered her a valuable counsellor and desirable
friend. Such was the confidence inspired
by a knowledge of her talents in these respects,
that her opinions often exercised a controlling
influenoe in direetions where, in becoming
modesty, she would not have presumed to offer
formal advice. Conscious that her vIcwb and
opinions, when matured, were not mere whims,
Itnf fkn nnaiilf af a ?? *? ~ ? ?
w?* M*? ivvMiv v* m urWCBO U1 I UASUUing,
the ww conspicuous for decision and firmnets;
while a constitutional ardor and energy
imparted to her character such a mot ire power
aa rendered her eminently active and efficient
In every sphere of life. The unostentatious
elegance, the frugal comfort, and the excellent
taste, displayed in her mnch-loved home, attracted
the eye of the visiting stranger; while her
intellectual elevation, conversational attractiona.
graceful deportment, and winning attentions
to all those amenities becoming to her
position as mistress of the household, usually
made an impression remembered, and often referred
to, with expressions of pleasure, and in
terms of praise.
When about thirteen years of age, in company
with her father and brother, she joined the
Baptist Church; but ten or eleven years ago
she united with the Methodist?in which conimanlon
she remained until death. She always
cherished a lively and abiding interest in tho
prosperity of the church?its ministry and
membership?the progress ot its doctrine-*, and
the advancement of its various enterprises fur
the promotion of the moral and spiritual improvement
of the world. Her feeble health debarred
her, much of the time, frotn what she
erer esteemed a privilege end pleasure?the
exercise of her superior gifts and acquirements
in the Sunday School rooin. Among the innny
things, pleesent to remember, which she said in
her lest days, was an expression of the hnppineee
H would afford Iter, should God be pleased
to restore her health, to "take the dear little
ohitdren as by the hand, and lead them to
Jesas."
The trying times of the last several years furnished
many exemplifications of her patriotism,
fortitude, sympathy and charity.
Htr death-bed utterances were of a vtry
satisfactory and comforting nature. Wholly
absorbed in spiritual exercises?unreservedly
reliant on the merits of Jesus Christ?full of
love to God and every human being?she often
spoke with an exulting degree of assurance,
of tbo blissful, glorious future.
Her mind was clear and bright until the sun
of life went down?no cloud or darkness was
uiicoruiDic uuiu me nigm 01 ucain naa ruiiy
coma; and the intelligent, instructive, and consolatory
expressions which, during those memorable
hours, fell from her lips?coming as
they did, solemn, soft, and mellowed as by
reverberation from the very hills enclosing the
alley into which she was gently descending?
hare found a lodgment in the hearts of those
who watched around her, whioh, it is hoped,
may prove to be of everlasting worth.
She ie gone?but it is only in an inferior, a
material sense. Mentally, spiritually, wo yet
sea bar, hear her voice, and feel the power of
har presence. We await the time when we
shall see ber, and other loved ones gone before,
more really than we have ever done in this life;
and when we shall enjoy communion with them
ia that heavenly relation, which we understand
to be more intimate and endearing than any of
tha ties known to earth, in that our Saviour
hath said, "they neither marry nor are given
in marriage, but are as the angels of God."
June 4th. 1866. A. H. L.
Announcement.
I am a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR for
Spartanburg District, at the ensuing Election ,
to be held on the Hecond titpmfi.iv qpp
TEMPER next, and should be pleased at n
general turn out of my friends to said electionR.
C. POOLE.
Maj 31 18 t?l
COMMERCIALNew
Yoax, June 11, 1360.
The cotton market is active, with an advance
of two oents, sales 4,000 bales at 30,42. Sugar
firm. Coffee dull.
Gold 88).
Cmablkstow, June 11,1866.
Gorton?Middling, 82(n>33. Strict Middling?
@86.
Columbia, June 11, 1866.
CeTTO*?18 to 28; gold, 28 to 82 currency.
Com?$1.60, to 1.66 per buahel.
Flock?$11 to 16 per barrel.
Chewing1 Tobnoco.
A LARGE LOT OF FINE CHEWING TO_jf\
BACCO hao just been received, and for
ale at a low price at
J. W. IIARDY'S.
May 81?18
Notice to Creditor* and Debtors.
A LL persons having claims against the EnA
tate of A. WINGO deceased, will present
them without delay, proven aocording to law
to JOHN H. KV1NS, Attorney at Law,. or to
the undersigned; and all persona indebted to
said Estate will make payment to the above
named Attorney, or to
MU3. K. C. WINGO, Executrix.
June 14 20 Smo
FARROW A DUNCAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AND
SolieitorH in Equity,
in Rrit?lr nilH/ilftiv ??n etaUa
J tMk l?V?l*OU UJ
CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO.
CnliuoN, Ulcnchod mul
Brown Shoolintj-H
and Mhlrtinffs
A FRESIl LOT,
just received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
JACONET, DOTTED AND PLAIN
SWISS, NANSOOK AND MULL
MUMIIiih,
A NEW SUPPLY,
at CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
Fancy Moxambiquo, Crape Marett, Challios,
Mack anvi Colored Lawns, Fancy Jaconet and
Organdies. Very elegant styles and patterns,
just received bv
CLEVELAND. WALKER & CO.
June 14 20 tf
NOTICE.
THE undersigned will open a MALE School
in Spartanburg Village, (provided there
be a sufficient number of pupils to warrant it)
on the Oth of JULY next, to coutinue during
the vacation of Watford College, which closes
with the month of September.
Those desiring to patrouixc the School will
please leave their names, and the number they
wish to send, at the Express Office between thu
and the 25th xnelant.
Tuition varying from 4 to 6 dollars per
quarter, will be paid any time between the
opening and close of the School.
Kefkrknce.?The Faculty of Wofford Col
lege. K 1>. SMART
J vine I I 20 2t
SHERIFF'S SALES,
FORJULY, 1806.
| aY virtue of sundry writs of fiarifaeia* to
I ) me directed, I will aell before the Conrt
House door, in the Village of Spartanburg, on
the ltd MONDAY in JULY nest, the following
named and described property, to wit:
ALSO,
175 Acres of Land, more or less,
bounded by lands of S. C. Miller, l'inckney
Hoy and others, sold as the property of Win.
C. Miller, at the suit ot Benjamin Finch.
ALSO,
440 Acres of Land, more, or less,
and 175 ACRES OF LAND, more or lens, both
Tracts bounded by lands of James Hill, Thus.
Young and others, sold as the property of A.
M. Smith, at the suit of Daniel Miles for another.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH Purchasers to
pay for titles.
J. H. BLA8SIN0AME, s s. n.
Sheriff's Office, June 11, 18611. 20-3t
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
N'OTICE is hereby given to DEBTORS,
against whom Executions are lodged in
my Office, that unless settlement is made, or
"wait orders" marked thereon, 1 will be forced
(at once) to collect as required by law, the
' Slav l.>w" tin vine. h??n (a
titutional by the Court of Errors.
J. II. BLA8SIN0AMB,
Sheriff's Office. May 29, 1806. s. s. i>.
May 81?18?41
XI. Fleming
WILLIAMS & COVERT,
(Formerly P. R. Williams Ac Co.,)
WtlOLESALR DKALLKS 1R
Hats, Cap*, Straw and Millinery
GOODS,
NO. 122 MEETING STREET,
Next door to Charleston Hotel.
charleston, s. c.
Wu We also have a branch of our house in
Charlotte, N. C.t where we have a large stock
of Hats, Caps, Straw and Millinery Goods.
D R. WILLIAMS, H. C. CALVKRT.
Majr^24 17 3m
For Hfile.
Qdd fellows dress regalia, at
OLIPUANT'S AUCTION ROOM.
?y 3 14 tf
former Office of Jamci Farrow.
Jamkb Farrow. D. K. Dcxcak.
April 16 11 ly
WILLIAMS, EVINS & CHOICE,
ATTORNEY S AT LAW,
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
Gxo. W. Williams,
Jro. II. Evixs,
William Choice.
June 14 20 0m
JT uist Ilcoeivod,
A LOT of -A" Crushed SUGAR.
44 44 44 Coffee 44
44 44 Extra 440" 44
?ALSO?
A lol of COFFEE. CORN, PEAS and FLOUR,
which will be sold LOW FOR CASH, at
J. W. llARUT'S.
t 1 1 *?<-? - -
t/uuc 11 ii
Ladies1 Hats, Bonnet Kibbons,
LATEST STYLES.
received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO.
A new and fresh supply of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Misses' and Children's SIIOKS, GAITERS
AND SLIPPERS.
at CLEVELAND, WALKER, k CO.
CORN, FLOUR, BACON
A.ND T.ARD,
COMMISSIONERS' SALES.
John Kicll, Adrnr, ri. Delphi* Martin, aud
others.
Dill for Sale of Ileal Estate, Relief and Partition.
IN pursuance of an order of the Court of
Equity, the following Real Estate, lying 12
or IB utiles above Spartanburg C. II., on the
Rulherfordton Road, belonging to the estate
of JOHN M. MARTIN, deceased, described in
the pleadings in thin ease, will be sold at Spartanburg
U. II., on S VI.list)AY in JULY, uext,
at public snlc, in live ditfereut Lots or Tract*,
as divided by plats cn tile in Commissioner's
Oil ce:
LOT NO. 1, containing 202 Acres, more or
lers. the late HOMESTEAD cf JOHN M. MAltTIN"
rtocpftiPtl
LOT NO. *J.~or lhe "ROBERT BERRY LOT,"
containing 183 acres, more or lens.
LOT NO. 3, or "the BURNS LOT," containing
207 acre*. more or less, on which Mills of
intestate arc located.
LOT NO. 4, or -the F1NLEY LOT," containing
115 acres, more or less.
LOT NO 5. or "the ARROWOOU LOT,"
containing 105 acres, more or less.
Tkums or Sai.b :?Co?ts of these proceedings
to be paid cash ; the remainder to be paid in
one and two years, with interest from day ot
sale. Purchasers to give boud with approved
sureties, and mortg ige of premises to secure
the purchase money.
Com rs Office, 1 T 8TOBO FARROW,
Julie 12, 1805. | c. b. s. n.
Titus. It. Martin, and others.
vs.
Edward Rallinger and wife, Casrandria.
Rill for rurtition, Account and Relief.
IX pursuance of an order fr<"tn the Court of
Equity, ihe following Ileal Estate described
j in these pleadings as belonging to the estate of
ELIZABETH M ARTIN, deceased, vrill be sold
at Spartanburg Court House, tit public sale on
SALB8DAYIN JELY NEXT:
" LOT NO. 1, or the Homestead.''
156 acres, more or less. lying on Fair Forest
Creek, bounded by lands of Simpson Lowe,
Richard Moss, and others.
LOT NO. 'J, or tho Tygcr Tract" of 122
acres, more or less, tying on Tyger river,
hounded by hinds of J no. Roinar, and other?.
Tkiims of Sai.k ; Cost* of these proceedings
to he paid in cash?the remainder to be paid
in one and two years, with interest from day
of sale. Purchasers to give bond with approved
sureties to secure the purchase money.
Com'rsOffice, \ T. STOBU ir ARROW,
June 12, 18G0 J A 1.1. D.
Juno 11 20 8t
Notice to Creditors.
IN EQUITY?SrARTAXBUllG DIST.
Anna C- Bust, Adtnrz. of J. M. Bost, dee'd.,
ri. Sally M. Bost and others.
Bill for Sale of Real Estate to pay Debts, Dower,
Relief, Ac.
ITtURTIIP.R time having been granted byor*
dcr of Court of Equity for tiling Claims
against the Estate of ('apt 1. M. BOST, dee'd.,
all persons having claims against said Estate,
are hereby notified that tliey must present
said claims, and produce evidence to establish
the same according to law. before me, within
THREE MONTHS from this, the 12th day of
June, 1806.
t . ? % T CT/ iDiA r t n n/.ti?
v-?'** i p v;iuv.'c, I i . c I uuv r i\ Iv* m %
June, 12, 18GG. j c. k. a. u.
Juue 14?10?bin.
IVol ice to Creditorw.
John 8. Ezell, Adminiatrator.
vs.
Pelphia Martin, and others.
Bill for sale of Heal Estate, Relief and Parti
tiou.
IN pursuance of an order of the Court of
Equity, notice ia hereby given to all persona
having claims against the estate of Capt.
Jtio. M. Martin, deceased, that said claims
must bo presented, and evidence produced to
establish the same before me within tiirkk
Hon tils frotn this the 12th day of June. 1856.
T. STOUO FAKROW, r. k. a. d.
Coni ts Otlice, June 12, 18GG. 2??-3tn
Elizabeth Bear Jon,
vs.
David P Moore, Niinrod Moore, Extr., and
,.t t.ora
Bill for Partition. ire.
IN pursuance of an or<lcr . the Court ot
Equity, the following personal property belonging
to the estate of SAllA 11 MOORK, deceased,
will be sold nt public sale at FpartanI
urg Court House, on 3ALESDAY in JULY
next.
Said property is described in the pleadings
in this case as consisting of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Fnrniinff TooIm,
IIoi'ncm, Cuttle, llogk, &< .
Tkrms ok 8ai.e.?Costs of these proceedings
, to be paid in cash?the remainder of purchases
to be paid on the 1st of January, 1N>7, with
interest from day of sale. Purchasers will be
required to give bond with approved sureties
to secure the purchase money.
T. 8TOBO FARROW, c. x. s. n
Com rs Office, June 12, 18tiG. 20-dt
N. IV ? The parties interested must have said
property brought up at least by 9 o'clock on
the morning of the sale, that the Commissions!
may have time to make out a list of the stock
ami articles to be sold before tho sales commence.
NEW GOODS.
O
\\7E are now receiving a capital assnrtmenl
v T of GOODS, selected l>y a member of out
firm in tho Northern market.
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES
DRESS GOO I> N,
LATEST STYLES OF
EADI E S' II ATS,
S II O I?3 3.
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS,
Bar CALL AND KNOW OUR TRICKS ^
VAX DIVER, BLARE & CO.,
May 24 17 if
The State of South Carolina.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OEIf. \
Columbia, Aran 30, A. l> . I860. /
T HEREBY certify. That J. M. ELFORD, of
I Spartanburg C. II., Agent of the GEKMANIA.
the HANOVER, the NIAGARA and the
REPUBLIC FIRK INSURANCE COMPANIES,
incorporated by the State of New York, ha*
complied with the conditious aud requisitions
of tlie Act of the General Assembly, entitled,
"An Act to regulate the Agenciefl*of Insurance
Companies not incorporated in the Stale of
Sou:lt Carolina," nud I hereby License the said
J M. Elforp, Agetit as aforesaid, to take risks
i uiiu iriinxaci an ouMiiess ot innunnce, in this
Stole, for, and in behalf of said Companies.
S L. LEAP!!ART,
June7?19--lf Comptroller (lenefol.
AdminH rotor's Sale.
Switl sell on Baturdsy. the .10th diy of June,
in tant. at the late residence of WILLIAM
tANNON, deceased, tho real estate of said
deceased, consisting of
155 Acres of Land, more or less,
hit tinted on Lawaon's Fork of Panolett. houndcd
by lands of 11. M. Pollard. Mrs. Elizabeth
White, and others. Also, luuie personal pro*
perty belonging to said deceased, ouu.iisiing of
UCU CLOTHS, Ac.
T K R M S:
A credit of twelve mouth* with interest
from date; purchasers giving in.to and good
security snd a mortgage of the property, if
deemed uecessary.
ELI AS WALL,
Administrator, with Will annexed.
June 7 IS 4w
CLINTON, BENSON & CO.,
131acktimitliingf.
THIS concern ha* mutually dissolved. The
BOOKS hare been placed in the hands of
.1. M. Elford, Esq., for collection. All persons
indebted to same, null mute payment to
hiui AT ONCE AND SAVE COST. All proper
discounts against the firm will he received, but
no indtvidual arcount will be recognixed as a
discount against firm.
LEVI CLANTON,
JNo. M. BENSON,
ANN L. VERNON,
May 27, 18C6. 19-41
THE undersigned returns his thanks to the
public for their liberal patronage, and takes
this method of announcing that lie will continue
business at his OLD 81"AND, formerly occupied
by Clantou & Company.
LEVI CLANTON.
r?. it.?i win oo compeucu to ca**ry tlic business
ou the CASH SYSTEM, etricily.
Judo 7 19 4t
40
Y 17th.
WITTY & CO.,
?THIS DAY OPENINGLA
DIES' HATS,
MISSES HATS,
MENS' & BOYS HATS,
SHOES?of all kind*,
BIBBON'S,
fancy goods,
PERFUMER Y ?variety,
TOILET SOAl'S,
HARDWARE.
GLASS WAKE,
CROCKERY,
i liN \> AUK,
SIJOAR) COFFEE, Ac ,
TEA,
OYSTERS, SALMON,
SARDINES,
PRESERVED FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY*
NUTS,
FINE SEGARS, Ac., AcMay
17 16 if
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
SPARTANIlCRQ DISTRICT.
Citation for Loiters of Administration by
Jno. Earle llomar, Esq , Ordinary.
In the Court of Ordinary.
WHEREAS WILLIAM BENNETT has filed
his petition in my office, praying that
Letters of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and chatties, rights and credits of
JAMES BENNETT, deceased,
i These are therefore to cite and adtnoni?h all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said JAMES BENNETT, deceased, to he and
appear at the Court of Ordinary, for said District,
to be held at Spartanburg Court House,
I on Monday, 18th day of June instant, to shew
i cause if any exists, why said Letters should
not be granted.
tliren under my hand this -ith dny of June,
A. D-, 1866.
JNO. EARLK BOMAR, O. 8. D.
June 7 19 2w
Miirblo Work.
i T WILL take, and hare filled, orders for all
, ? kinds of Marble Work, at low rates, and det
1 ltvered at any point in the district,
r I April 19 12 If M. R. BEECO.
Dlt. W. T. KUSSEL,
1 "If ILL conl - ue the practice of Medicine,
VV Surgery, and (at his office) Dentistry#
OFFICE?OVER IIEIXITSII HRUO STORE.
Feb 16 8 tf
DRS. B. & J. L. WOITOBD
OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to the citizens of the Village and
surrounding country. One or both of us will
be found constantly in the office at the STORE,
during the day, and at our Residence, opposite
Wofford College (Church Street) at night.
Feb 16 8 tf_
1 ~ "notice.
A LL persons are hereby forewarned not to
/\ trade with my wife, ELIZABETH JACKSON,
as 1 will not he accountable for her debts
hereafter.
JOHN C. JACKSON
I Wool Carding',
HAVING thoroughly repaired our WOOL
CARD1N0 MACHINERY AND
ADDED AN ENTIRELY NEW SET,
thereby incteasit^ our ability to do work
promptly, we invite ail whe feel diapoeod to
oouie, and get tbeir wool oarded
TKK SAME DAY.
After the first of June, we will have a eonveyauce
watting at CEDAR SPRINGS STATION,
on Spartanburg and Union Railroad, to
receive wool sent up by the train on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
of each week.
Wc guarantee work lo give eat infection u to
quality end dispatch The but of wtl for
greasing furnished, FREE OF CHARGE.
?TERMS?
10 cents per lb. in specie. Currency and
barter of all kinds tsken at mn'ke' prices?
but please understand?NO CREDIT.
JNO. BOMAR & CO.
Bliingsville, S. C., May 10 Lir ?
TAILORING. "
HAVING just returned from a trip North
and West, tukos this method of informing
his former l'atrons end Friends, that heia now
prcpated to fill all orders with ueatneM an 1
dispatch in the very LATEST STYLES, aa
cheap its any one for Cash or Darter.
My shop is over the store of FOSTER St
J CUD'S, opposite the Court lfou?c.
The latest 8PRINU FASHIONS W.
t>?*en received. WM. LOCK WOOD.
Feb 1 1 If
MARCH 15TJI, 1866!
TO THE CITIZENS OP
SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
II. W. WAUiER
OCCUPYING the Old Stand of KIR0Y A
WILSON, has oil hand
A GOOD 8TOCK OP
SHOES. TRINTS, JACONETS, CAMBRICS,
KENTUCKY JEANS, SATINETS, CA88IMKRES,
NOTIONS, &C., GENTS
AND BOYS WOOT ?vn vnt
HATS, COLLINS AXES,
and other items too tedious to meution. All
of which will be sold at reduced prices for
CASH, or any kind of COUNTRY PKODUCE.
Please call and examine for youitt.'lvco,
March 22 b If
~ ROAD DUTY]
A LL MALES WHITE AND COLORED, be/V
tween the ages of 1C and 60 years. Maiding
within the incorporate limit* of the Town
of Spartanburg, are herewith notifted that by
paying to the Clerk the sum of TWO DOLLARS
IN CURRENCY, they will l>e exempt from
Street Labor; otherwise they will ha compelled
to labor on the Streets for FOUR DATS. Tbe
aforesaid privilege of paying in lien of labor
to cease, on the 16th day of JUNE NEXT.
By Order of Couacil:
J. M. ELFORD, Clerk.
May 24 17 3w
ings, White and Brown Linens, Merrimack,
Amoskeag, Schwaheand American CALICOS,
warranted fast colors. Jaconets, Cambrioe and
Victoria Lawns.
A complete and choice assortment of Needle
WORK and Lioea Setts, Needles, Spool Cotton,
Working Cotton and Thread in every variety.
ALSO, a great assortment of
DRY GOODS, FANCY OOOD3, I.lens and
| Hosiery, Bonnet and Lute-String, Ribbons,
I Thread and Cotton LACES and EDGINGS.
Having been connected for a long time with
the Dry Goods business, we are confident of
giving satisfaction
ALSO, on hand a general assortment of
BOOTS and SHOES. Tin Ware, Hats and Caps,
and a general assortment of GROCERIES, at
tho UP TOWN STORE.
FREDK. TEPPE, ALEX. H. SMYTH.
N. B. State Money Bought.
April 26 13 tf
LAW COPARTNERSHIP^
TTAVING associated C. J. ELFOR.D, of
I I Greenville. S. C . with me in tK? nni>iU?
of law for Spartanburg District, under t?e nam*
and style of ELFORD ft ELFORD; all busiMM
entrusted to my care will receive the prompt
and faithful attention of said firm.
J. M. ELFORD.
April f? 10 Omoa
SCJLLIVAN& WINSMTTH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS
IN EQUITY, 8PARTANBURG, 8. C.
OFFICE NEXT TO TOST OFFICE.
C P SrauvAjr. J- C. Wivsmitb.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
o
WE HAVE just received from Charleston, a
fresh supply of
BOOTS, SHOES, PRINTS,
9
and many olher articles too numerous to mention,
which we offer at cheap rates.
CALL AND SEE US.
B A J. L. WOFFOBD.
.->0 4 opposite Uourt Home.
April 5 10 it
T ZEE 3SI
DRY GOODS STORE
Teppc Ac Nmytli
"1 VTOOLft respectfully inform the LADIES
t that they arc now receiving their
SPRING STOCK,
CONSISTING OF
White I.one Cloth Urnwn Kklvtlnx ?/! 8V?.i