Valuable Lands in Union District
For Bale!
W. C. Gist, Ex'or ct ul vs Robert T. Gist, ct
al, In Equity?Union District?Bill for Partition.
BY virtue of a decretal order in this case, 1
will sell at Union Court House on the
first MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, all that
Tract of Land situated in suid District, twelve
miles North of Union Court House, 011 the
Spartanburg Bond, belonging to the Estate of
N. Gist, Sr., deceased, containing
r Twenty-one Hundred and Fifty
SEVEN ACRES. On the place is an elegant
and commodious residence, with comfortable
and substantial outbuildings and improvements
in good repair There are about Pour Hun
dred acres of woodland, some twenty ncres of
bottom, and a considerable portion of old-field
pine on the tract.
?ALSOAt
the Fame time, the tract known as the
k'Tyger Place," containing
One Thousand Acres,
belonging to Estates of James D. Gist and N
Gist, Sr. This is regarded as one of the best
plantations in Union District, has on it a handsome
RESIDENCE, with substantial outbuildings,
&c., is well improved and in good condition
in every respect, embraces
Eighty Acres of Good bottom land
and s uite Five Hundred Acres of well timbered
land, the balance being nearly ail good
fresh up-laud.
TERMS :?Credit of one ami two years, except
cash sufficient to pay costs of partition
Purchaser to give bond with good sureties and
mortgage of the premises,
i WILLIAM M UN ROE, C. E U. 1>.
Oct 18 38 tds
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of Sundry Orders from J Earlc
Dotnar, judge of the Court of Ordinary
lor Spartanburg District, State of South Car
olina, 1 will sell before the Court House door
in the Village of Spartanburg, on the 1st MONDAY
in NOVEMBER next, the following
named tracts of laud, to wit:
133 acres, more or less, situated on Middle
Tyger River, and bounded by latuls of H. P.
Darby, W E. Ward and Sauford Smith. Sold
ns the real estate of James Bcnnelt( deceased.
Also,
164 acres, more or less, situated on Wolf
Cteek, bounded by lands of Piety Darby, 11.
F. Mills and J. J. Newman. Sold ns the real
estate of E. M. Cooper, deceased. Also,
144 ncres, more or less, ndjoining lands of |
Dr. J. Winsniiih, J. C. Zimmerman, Joseph
Montgomery and Perry West. Sold as the
real estate of T. P. Story, jr., deceased. Also,
By virtue of sundry writs of fieri f.ieiat, to
me directed, i wiii seii at the same time atid
place, the following named property, to wit :
One lot, containing half acre of land, more
or less, bounded enst by Ilrawly Street, North,
South ntnl Weal, by lots of Mrs. A. lloinarutid
others, in the village of Spartanbuig. Sold as
the properly of John M. Mason, at the suit ot
A. Tollesou. Also,
One lot, containing half aero, more or less,
bounded east by lituwley Street, North, South,
mm u_y iois ui jnlilt .M. .Mason ullil
others, (in the village of Spartanburg) sola as
the pro|u?rty of U. T. Kirby, at the suit of Win]
Stem. Also,
200 acres of land, move or less, bottnilcd by
lands of G. Cannon. S. ltobo and others. Sold
its tiie property of James Harris, at the suit of
llobo & Edwards. Also,
136 acres of land, more or lc<s, bounded by
lands of F. Cantrcll John Eptoti, David Miller,
and others. Sold as the property of Jesse M.
Cannon, at the suit of Fielding Cantrcll, and
at the risk ot former purchaser. Also,
Two lots (in one) containing four acres of
land, more or less, with dwelling house and
out buildings thereon ; said let bounded west ;
by Church street, north by a street south mid
east hy lots of A Walker, and others. Also,
one lot containing one acre, more or less,
bounded west hy Laurens street, north, south
an 1 east, by lots of A. 11. Kirby, and others.
Also 200 acres of land, more or less, bounded
by binds of A. Iloltzhouser, .las Nesbitt, and
others. Also, 22 acres of land, more or less,
bounded by lands of David Duncan. A. II. Kirby,
and others. Fold as the properly of Win.
II. Walkei, ut the suit of Win. Jas. Smith.
TERMS OF ORDINARY'S SALE.
A credit of 12 months with interest from
day of sale, (except costs, which must be' paid
in cash) to purchaser to give bond and good
security and a mortgage of the premises, if
deemed necessary to the Ordinary, for securing
the payment of the purchase money.
TERMS OF SALE?(,'asli, purchaser to pay
for titles
J. If. HLASS1NGA.ME, S. S. 1>.
Sheriff's Office, ?
Oct. 18, 1866. )
Kxeeutoi''s Solo.
"I" will sell, on Thursday, the2oth instant, at
1 the former residence of GEORGE STEAD- I
ING, deceased, the following named personal
properly :
A LOT OF
Corn, Cotton, Foddor, Shucks,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Tcrius tnadc knows on day of sale.
MOSES FOSTER, Ex or.
Oct 11 37 3w
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EQUITY?SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
Seaborn Parks, V Mender*, and others, vs \Y in
Parks, and others.
'Bill for sale of Real Estate to pay debts,
partition. &c.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that William
Parks, and the heirs at law of P. Parks,
deceased, Defendents in this ense, heirs ut law
of Thomas Parks, deceased, Into of Anderson
District, reside from and without the limits of
this State , it is ordered, on motion of p.ol-o
& Carlise, Complainant's Solictors, that thoy
do appear nnd plead, nnswear or demur to
this Bill of Complaint within throe months
from this dale or judgment pro conjetro will he
taken as to them.
*T. 8TOBO FAR HOW, Q. E. S 1>.
Com'rs Oflice, Oct 5, 180(1. 37-8m
ADMINIVrUATORSS NOTICE.
A LL persons having demands ngain-t the
Estate of WILLIAM J. HRF.M, deceased,
arehereby notified to pre-ent the same duly
proven, on or by the 1st day of NOVKMISKK
next
All persons indebted to said Estate are no- I
tificd to make immediate payment.
T. STOBO FARItOW,
C. E. 8. I)., and Adm'r. Kt. off.
Oct 4 3d ] in
TAXES! TAXES!
I will, if not Providentially hindered, ;
attend at SPAltTAN BULU4 O. 11. on
TUESDAY the 1GTII instant, and on i
MONDAY, TU ESDAY, WKDN USD A Y
and THURSDAY, the 22d. 23d, 24th and I
25th days of OCTOBER, instant, lor the j
purpose of collecting the I nee of the
TAXES due lei ti !" '?, and all j
persons who have n ?t made iicturnof'
their Taxes ate i ir;;< ulv i -.j stud to at
tcr.d on S'.im: <>t tlii a!i v in d days,
and niahc tl i;!i:ns i i pay their i
Taxes, a j n. >i either Double or 1
Sinyie, will e - issued against all defaulters,
and all Taxes paid after that time will
have to be settled with the Sheriff, fur I
cannot receive any Taxes after the said '
25th day. There arc over cue hundred
cases of Ileal Estate which have not been
returned, and nothing but a want ot time | |
to issue l>oublc Tax Executions before I j
went to Columbia, caused them not to be | t
issued. All the Single Tax Kxecutions '
were issued and put in the hands of the ^
Sheriff previous to my leaving fur Colum |
bia. All who have not returned Capita- t
t.ou or Dog Tax are hereby not died that
they arc required to do so within the time '
above specified,as Double Tax Kxecutions
will surely be issued against all who come
within my knowledge, who fail to make j
their returns, and Single Tax Kxecutions '
against those who make returns and do
not pay. 1 hear great complaint that some
arc taxed wbile others are not. It I can {
only get the names, and the number ol
dogs Ac., none wiil escape who are liable 1
to pay taxes All who have not made re- j
turns of ileal Kstate must undoubtedly ;
know it, as well as all Administrators, } Executors,
and (iuardians. And I would |
most earnestly request them to attend to ' <
making such returns, and save Double j I
Taxes and Costs 1 have quite a number j 11
of names and dogs already reported, and 1 j
hope that if those who arc liable wid not !
report themselves, that others who have |
paid, and those who have to pay, will re
port them, as all should be put upon the '
same footing. r
R. C. POOLE, T. C. J
FOR FALL & WINTER. ;
WK are now receiving an
assorted Stuck of NEW a;
Fashionable ( s . ?t I
for LADIES and UENTLEMEN a ;
A I. so A ?5oiU> I.OT or
READY-MADK CLOTIKINi*, {
AN It
gr o c i : s, 1
All at LOW KATES. I OU CASH. 1
1,1:1: uiimns.
October 11, 1800.?07?5 I
NOTICE
rpo all persons in lebted to us either by
J[ NOTE OK Ol'EN At fOL'NT, willpleu-e
call and pay. 1
LEE & Hit 100S. 1
Oct 11 o7 |U__
NEW GOODS!
IX / E are now receiving a great variety of
W FALL AND WINTElt OUOHS,
which we will sell at the lowest market prices
I f. > If t \ II ? I - *'
| I^idios l>rcss Goods, ;
HATS, CLOAKS, COLLARS, RI1U10NS, i
pons, cfco. ;
A pini?l slock iit?
GENTLEM EN'S CLOTHING, !
nt reduced prices.
FAMILY (iKOCKRIES
of nil kinds.
SHOES AM) SnLi: LEATHER.
BfT^STA l E MOXF.V IHH i. llT ]
post Kit \ .irnn. ! ?
Oei I :)<? Oi >
Administrator's Salt1. t
rpm: under-igned will sell at piiti'ie sale on
j I MoNl'AS. I lie I of (ICrnltr.K ills!.,
ai ilie laic resilience ol W. J. lllll'.M. deceased, ,
I in i lie I own of S; ai I uibili p. all ol ilie Dei soil.
[ nl Property of said dec-ised, ootisistinp of
HOUSEHOLD ' VD KIH'IIKN FURNITURE,
I TT OK
CATC TN TVl'S TOOLS,
1 Ci / v\/ - O all. tbo. [ 1
THE ' -I'nieliasei s will be re
quired i e <>r it- equivalent : pur '
chases ui. >o be paiil ? \-ii uii day of '
Sale, all over Jio.lHI in IJ montlis with inter : '
I est from ilate, secured by note wit'i at least
two approved sureties.
T. STOHO FARROW,
C. E S. D., and Adin'r. Fx. Off. j "
Oei 4 86 3t
r i> ihhhvvv urn i
j. umr If 11 >1 lilllilii
rpilKSK MILLS have been thoroughly re 1
paired, *iti 1 me now in good tunning or J
tun- Tlie FI.Ol KIN(S MILL is now making .
| n good tnrn-onl, ninl is not to be surpassed in i
| making pood Flour by any mill, livery thing
! works well, and we arc prepared to have our
\ business attended to in tirst rate style. f
We rcspeciiolly solicit the patronage of our
j old friends, and as many new ones, as want |
j their wheat groubd for a r/nml (urn it.
j TIIF ItUlLMili has been thoroughly repair- (
ed. and no apprehensions of its safety is now
felt. ' j
K. P. HIIOWX.
i Oct 4 34 Iw
GE< >. W.WILLIAMS & COT, :'
FACTOIW,
( Lurch street, Charleston, S. f'.
Williams, taylok a co., ,[
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, '
.V K IF )' O 11 K.
j Liberal cash advances will be made on Cotton (
consigned to either house. I f
Oct 4 30 ^tn 1
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND.
IN accordance with tlic provisions of the
will of JOHN S. FINCH, deceased, we will
Mill at public outcry, at Spartanburg Court
House, on the First Monday in NOVEMBER
next, the following Tracts of Land :
TRACT NO. 1.? Lying on endow Creek,
bounded by the lands of T. N. Finch, Wtu
Uoiu, rt (//..containing
278 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
TRACT NO. 11. ?Lying on Meadow Creek.
Ixmtide'J by the lands of R. F. Brown, Win. 1
L'icksoti, rt. <//., containing
2JU ACRES MORE OR LESS.
TRA T NO. 3.?Part of the home track
bounded by tbe lands ot (.? W. Finch, L). W.
Moore, rt. nt., containing
131A ACRES" MORE OR LESS.
TRACT NO. I.?Known us the John Wingo r
racl, boun I id liy tbe lands of Mrs. Allbriglit, <
t. ul., < attaining
r.7? ACRES MORE OR LESS
TRACT NO. ?.? Known as the T.arkin Bal( liircr
f r net ihviiimI inSnilv l.? ! "-? / * p
n - . - -- - ? J V "J 1/1
[''inch imil Est. of II II Thomson, ilocrit^cd,
louuded by the lands o! Win. Goin, tt. til.,
toutaiuing
l!l 1 ACRES MOKE Oil LESS.
T KII M S () / ' .V .1 L II: ? N"!o for Specie,
layalde l'J months after date, with interest
rotti day of sale with two approved seoureties 1
>?i * I mortgage on the premises to secure the '
turchtisc money I 1
T. N. FINCH, |
J. I,. FINCH, Executor.
<i. W. FIN t; 11. )
Oct l ids
Call and Soo
Tin: i. a riis r ,
[ ILL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
A T T II K
Tailori njL?* 1*^1 nV>l XHhinent
OF
/V. 15. 15 1Z 10 C <>?
On Miiiti Strrrt, * Iter 11". A'. .V< Ison \ Co.
'outilry l'rodttce. at maikct prices, taken in
layineiit for all work done. Satisfaction guar- i
litter d. Sr'J't. *J7?:|.? ? tf ,
ROBINSON & NELSON, 1
|3"1 AVhnlcsnlo suitl
Retail Dealers In
LJ D1TJ" ij1
T1IAVKLl.lMi HAGS, &c. *
v?(M? KING MTRBET, <
X'.tirlt/ I'jtj'tifilt 1 tduri'i Hotel,
Charleston, South Carolina. 1
II. kouinson, a. nelson
NEW SCHEDULE- J
S. tto TT. nailroaci. <
, iN and nfter the 17th instant, the Trains t
;v f will run on MONDAY S, WEDNESDAY'S '
mi SATURDAY'S.
town Trains leave Spartanburg Court House. ,
at t> 4"?, a. m.
.rave I'nionville, I'.dO. a. m.
Vrrive at Alston, 'J.'J", p.m.
aoiitecting with the Greenville tlown Train.
Jp Trains leave Alston at a. m.
loinectiug with the Greenville up Train.
Vrrive at Unionville 'J Hit, p. in.
\rrivc at .>p irtannurg. I.'. II.,... . .YOD, p. m.
Arrangements are made l>v which freight
hruiigh from ('harleslon and Columbia may he '
laid on this road. T11??S U. .IKTKIt,
l'res't 8. & L' It. II.
opt 2?> ol if
Sopl. 1H, ls(>(>. J
DISSOLU TION OF CO FA ItTNI! US li 11'.
I1IIK C..-I mrtnership heretoforeexisting uu- )
dertlie name of VANDIYKK. IU. Mil. ,v
was dissolved hy mutual consent, on the
!hih <11111110. All indebted 4>y u<<te or nt-cnuut,
ire earnestly ret|tiesie)l 4>i make early pay- ,
iieut loCVNNOS. Ill.VKK.V 111 KNEfT, who
ire authorised t<> settle the business of the
ale firm.
TUB UNDERSIGNED,
under the name aid style of
CINNO.N, Itl.tliK <fc BlillXKTT,
will coutinuc as
Dealer* in General Merchandize, ! i
it the store, oiio door west of I 'LEV E I. A N D,
I Al.KKIt <\ fit, where they are u..w re
:eiviag and oiler t thi< lutos' cash rates, the
ir?t iustalinc'.il of their
i^v i j\. s r< x ic
oiis'iMing of PRINTS, Urown anil I'leaehod
Do.Mi;> I ICS. SI|i?US. LADI1> II vTS, I
SALT SI ?. \ll. COFFEE. POWDER,
SIloT. Id! VI'll I.K. Siil? \,
AMES- SIIOVEES,
NEW FLOUR,
A general assortment of SI'M'EK WD
KANi'V DRV <itu IDS, arc e.*:peeled to arrive
n a short tunc.
Consignments of F<-reign ami Domestic l*ro.
IlICO aie solicited. to the li-|iosal "1 which
heir prompt personal aiteiiiioti will he given.
i i \\ \t?\, \\ h. lll.AM-; .l.fi. Ill K.NK'I'T. I
Sept Rt If
j\. 1 ion.
N OTI. i; is herewith given that application i
will In* made ikI iIn- next sitting < t the (
Legislature, lor the |>i ivileges of iiicivi-ing
lie powers of tin- Town I'omu'il of Si irtaunirg.
Ily order of Council
I.. TW1TTV, lutcndant.
J M. I .i.ioun, (.'Ink.
S.'pt IS lit Jim
rl\iK'?k
1111K Hook- ol DK.VN \ C.Ot MKilf >N tind
of -I. K. t it tl >l>tl It i\ ha- liven i"it in my
inn.Is for r-d/rc/no/. ,\|| indehtc I will enil
nrly. nnd save furilier trouble and costs, as
itiiti will not permit to give encli our a rial
tot ice.
J. M. KI.KORh.
Oct 4 HO .">w
MiTK^K TO DKHTOIIS.
VI.I. persons indebted to I lie Firm ot
KIURY \ \\ II.SON, or to myself, on in11\
nlnal nccoiinl, are requested to call at our
>1.1) ST.\ N l?, (I'.i irk Range! and make settle11o111.
where I may be found to- a short time
o attend to ibis business. We hope our old
riends and customers have not foigotten us,
>ut will conic forward and aid us as much as
hey can, pay us a part cash, and give notes
or open account.
A. II. KIRRY.
JUST RECEIVED
D Y
B. <86 J. L. WOFFORD
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
COFFEE, SUGAR, SdDA, MADDER,
(TSPPSBAa*
POWDER, SHOT, BLACKING,
mmsuv v-Lmn,
m<l various other OOODS, which wc will sell
.-heap for CASH.
Sept 13 33 ly
I
EXECUTORS'" ALE,
IN pursuance of the V ill of ELIZABETH
HOCEKS, <lec'"l . 4 will s 11 to the highest
udder, on TIII KSDAY. >he 1ITH DAY OF
tCTOBKK next, ?t I n Lite I! 1*1 Itl'.Xt'L. the i
"ollowine personal property, viz :
1^ o ii l* 31 ii 1 e is,
COWS A X D C A L V E S,
CORN, FODDER, AVIIE IT,
O ii c lloa <1 AN' :i *> <> n, i
FVKMINC TOOLS, \0. &.C.
TERMS inudc known on day of.Stile.
T. A. KOOKHS.
Administrator with Will Annexed.
September 37, 1800.?37 ?3
Tnwt Received
AT J. W. HARDY'S,
U'OAll, 1 Mtiscavinlo Molasses
J.itl'ee, ! Vinegar,
Uncoil, | Flour,
Lard, jj Soda,
'owner, i Mutches,
shot, I blacking,
IVell buckets, Mustard,
'edar Tubs, blue Stone,
'etlar buckets, Seives,
Vd.ir Measures, Gun Locks,
bin < tips, Gun lliuts.
jun Wipers,
A LSO,
rarious other articles in the HARDWARE
AND GROCERY LINE.
We would particularly cull the attention of
purchasers to the above articles and are satisled
we can make it to their interest to pay
WS1I FOR THEIR GOODS."as we are deteruined
to scli lor CASH ONLY, nnd can utTord
i) sell tor smaller profits..
We are compelled to say that hertafter we
a ill credit no out?so do not ho surprised or
vexed tit a refusal, if y??u tr?M ask for it.
J' .Mtirrl'/ no '/ooili dclwered till puiil i'or.
J. W. HARDY, C E. FLEMING.
Sept :M 34 tf
X )licc (o CrrcKors and Debtors.
VI.L persons indehted to the estates of Col.
T. D. b ROC KM VN. Col. T IV It ROCKvt
vn & SON . and b. T. BROCKM IN, and
ill p -rsous having cl iinis ag tinst either of the
I'mve mentioned estates, are hereby notified
hat 1 will attend at So LIT L DE on
Fill DAYS AND SATURDAYS,
>f every week hotweeu this and Court, for the
purpo-e el nttiking settlement.
Dehtors tire advised to meet tne at the
llmve inelitioiied time and place, and save
;osls by making satisfactory arrangements.
D. ANDERSON, Ex or.
Sept 13 33 tf
lt?-buThe Greenville Mountaineer will publish
until tf.
XI ABBL. E Y ARB
U > I< )X C. XX.
:o:
Ml Work Senl Free of Charge lu
Spiirtiiiiliiir^ C. 11.
rpilE SUbSCUIbER has received a supply
I of I FAl.IoN and AMEIMCAN M V llltl.E.
m l is prepnretl to tlo any kiu I >>t iiioiuiinelltal j
e. uk emiii- t.l to his cure, at as I<,w rates as ,
fill! ? ? none hi I ii >i:?tc 1 o in I urn i - ii 11 i". \ I >
itii I KOI) I S l'(IN US !i >ui ?ll> per set alul upwiiiils.
l'ugi :tv tig- r-I per MM) K-; t-r-. My
u?>iiiuuiiiieatioii ii'Mivs-t'.l i.> iiii- at ! ni.iu II.
will receive plump* ntKiiti>>ti.
W M A NICHOLSON.
I iiiuii 0. II., August 'tth ltSUO.
I0\( 1'2L Fine
BLUE STONE, j
A T
T WITTY & (().
KKPTKIMRKIt fi ISBB
1 > I { 10SS MAKIN(i.
rilllK undersigned proposes Ic execute all
| stv!?. . ? of MANTUA MAKING at short
mil ice, mul lor rcasniiiililc prices. Dresses of
tin- fined texture, as well as those of coarsest
fabric rcceivi'il In fact eve .v kind of sewing
taken, willi the hope that entire satisfaction
will be given. .My friends will please call and
give rue a trial.
fitor Residence at Mrs Dr. Vernon's ' Afti#
MARY a. cor NCI L.
Aug lfl 20 tf
- ' ?
SULLIVAN &WINSM1TH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS
IN EQUITY, SPARTANBURG, S. C.
OFFICE NEXT TO POST OFFICE.
C. P. Sc-LIVAH. J. c. WlStMITH.
FARROW & DUNCAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AMD
Solicitors in Equity,
firaT'Oiiice in Brick Building, upstairs, ovar
former Office of Jauics Farrow.
Jambs Fab bow. I). R. Dlkcaw.
April 15 11 1 y
WILLIAMS, LVINS <fc CHOICE,
ATTOB.NV.VS ITt inr
spartanburg, s. c.
G?:o W. Williams, Yorkville, S. C.
jko. h. evins,
William Cuoice.
June 11 20 6m
W. M AGII L FLEMING,
Attorney u,t Law,
117"ILL attend to nil business with which
?y the citizens of Spartanburg District
it uv favor liim.
office?over bookstore.
June 21 21 12m
LAW COPARTNERSHIP.
HAVING associated c. J. elford, o
Greenville, S. O . with me in the practice
ot law for Spartanburg District, under the uimt
and st yle of elford & elford ; all business
cut rusted to my care will receive the prompt
iiud t dthful attention of said firm.
j. m. elford.
April 5 10 6moa
DRS B. & J. L. W0FF0BD
OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONal. SERVtcks
to the citizens of the Village and
-urround ng country. One or both of us will
be found constantly in the office at the store,
luring the day. and at our Rcsideuce, opposite
Wofford College (Church Street.) at night.
Feb 15 3 if
DM. W. T. RUSSEL,
1\/1ll continue the practice of Medicine
T Surgery, and (at his office) Dentistry
office?ovzil 1iei5itsu l)rl'o stork.
Feb 15 3 tf
L<- C Keimedv
Offers iiis profession!. services
to the Citizens ol Spoitautmig.
Feb 1 1 ly
j.a7henneman
?M aiA.is.aiB
\ X'sa TrenrtsT T
?_? ?_? ?? Ji'a I j <r<H.
S|iMrtaiit>urg C. 11., So. Ca.
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A SELECT ASSORTMENT OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
fl&fll Mil
A N D
I^aney Goods.
ALSO
A NEW LOT OF EIGHT DAY AND TWENTYFOUR
IIOl'R CLOCKS, A FIRST-RATB
ARTICLE.
WAKKENTED
TWO Y EAn?.
Spectacles for all Eyes and Ages.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
neatly repaired, and warranted.
J. A. HEN NEMAN;
At the Old Place on Main-Street.
Feb 22 4 if
Arc You Insured?
V SINGLE bpark may destroy your house
and nil its contents, and a small amount
pud before the disaster happens, may enable
you to rebuild uud again comfortably settle
yourself for life.
Art* You IiiHtirod?
A blight exposure may hasten you fo an
early grave, mid your family left to the charities
ut an uncharitable world, a /etc dollars will
rave Mich a ui-asier. Will you not save them
when you can ?
Are Yon Insured V
A Mingle pebhlc in the road may disable you
! frotn labor for mouths, and your family may
Miller for the waut of your daily earnings.
A i-ingle brick may fall and crusii you beyond
recovery. S"> or Sl.'i per year will secufe
to them for each weekyounrc disabled, the full
amount you p ly for Insurance, and in case
oi death from the accident it will pay to them
$1000, $2000 or $3000, all for the above same
small amount.
Are You Iitt?mi*o<l
If not, why not? Call on tho Agent of
several of the be?t Companies in the United
j Slates, and he will give you papers gratuitous
, that will prove the tact that all should insure.
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*' ,.i. iii i v/ni', n^riu iui nrc, Jjiit' inu
Accidental Insurance Companies, the safest
and best in the United States.
Oct 4 3d 3tn
I JACONET, DOTTED AND PLAIN
S WISS, N A N SOO K A N D M U LL
AlusliiiK,
A NEW SUPPLY,
nt CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
C'lilit'os, ltlt>iu*liod nud
Drown Hlirctin^B
nud Sliirdnys,
A FRESH LOT,
just received hy
CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
A now and fresh supply of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Misses' and Children's 8LI0ES, GAD
TKRS AND SLITTERS.
at CLEVELAND. WALKER, k CO.