r
Cowlan Graveley
DIRECT IMPORTER OF
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns,
AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
NO 62 h'AST JJAY,
Soutli of the Old Post OQicc.
1 CHARLESTON, S. C.
Oct 18 38 3w
Valuable La:: h in Union Dislric
For Sale!
WJ C. Gist, Kx'or ct hI vs Robert T. Gist, c
al, In Equity?Union District?Dill for Parti
lion.
BY virtue of a decretal order in this case,
will sell at Union <"ourt House on tli
first MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, nil Ilia
Trnct of Land situated in said District, twelv
miles North of Union Court House, on th
Spartanburg Road, belonging to the Estate o
N. Gist, Sr., deceased, containing
Twenty-one Hundred and Fifl;
SEVEN ACHES. On the place is an elegnn
ami commodious residence, with comfortabl
and substantial outbuildings mid improvement
in good repair There are about Four Hun
drcd acres of woodland, some twenty acres c
bottom, and a considerable portion of old-fiel
pine on the tract.
?ALSO?
At the same time, the trnct hounded b
lands of Col. A. G Rice. D. C. Gist, A. Greg
ory, Dr J. Rice llodgers and Berry >V. Lee,
containing
One Thousand Acres,
belonging to Estates of Jatues D Gist nnd M
f Gist, Sr. This is regarded as one of the bet
plantations in Union District, lias on it a hand
some RESlDENi.'E, with substantial outbuilt
ings, &c., is well improved and iu good condi
lion in every respect, embraces
Eighty Acres of Good Bottom Inni
and some Five Hundred Acres of well timber
cd land, the balance being nearly all goo
fresh tip-land
TERMS :?Credit of one and two years, ex
cept cash sufficient to pay costs of pnrtitiot
l'urchnser to give bond with good sureties an
mortgage of the premises.
WILLIAM At UN ROE, C. K U. D.
Oct 18 :18 tds
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of Sundry Orders from J Earl
Boniar, judge of the Court of Ordinar
for Spartanburg District, State oi South Cat
oliua, I will sell before the Court House d?o
in the Village of Spartanburg, on the 1st MON
DAY in NOVEMBER next, the followiii
named tracts of land, to wit:
1K!t more or less, situated on Mold!
Tyger llivcr, and bounded by lands of H. I'
Darby. W' E. Ward and Sanford Smith. Sol
ns me real esiaic 01 James uviiuki^ ueceasou
Also,
161 acres, more or less, situated on Wol
Creek, bounded by lauds of IMety Darby, II
F. Mills and J. J. Newman. Sold ns the re:
P estate of E. M. Cooper, deceased. Also,
144 acres, more or less, adjoining lands t
Dr. J. Winsuiiili, J. C. Zimmerman, Josep
Montgomery and l'crry West. Sold as tli
real estate of T. 1*. Story, jr.. deceased. Al?<
uy virtue of sundry writs of jieri f eint, t
me directed, 1 will sell at ttie sauie time an
place, the following named property, to wit :
One lot, containing half acre of land, mm
or less, bounded east by llrnwly Street, Nortl
Soutu and West, by lots of Mrs. A. Itomaran
others, in the village of Spartanbuig. Sold it
the properly of John M. Mason, at the suit <
A. Tollcsou. Also,
One lot, containing half acre, more or lesi
bounded east by Hiawlry Street, North, Soutl
and West, by lots of John M. Mason utt
others, (in the village of Spartanburg) sold s
the properly of K. T. Smith, at the suit of Wit
Stein. Also,
200 acres of land, more or less, bounded It
lands of (J. Cannon, 8. lloho and others. Sol
as the property of Jos. M. Harris, at the suit <
lJobo & Edwards. Also,
130 aorcs of land, more or less, hounded 1;
lands of E. Cant roll John Epton, David Mille
and others. Stdd as the property of Jesse .V
Cannon, ut the suit of Fielding Cantrcll, an
" at the risk ol former purchaser. Also,
Two lots (in one) containing four acres i
land, more or less, with dwelling house an
out buildings thereon ; said let hounded we
by Church street, north by a street .south an
east by lots of A Walker, and others. Als
one lot containing one acre, more or les
bounded west by Laurens street, north, soul
ail cast, by lots of A. II. Kirby. and other
Also 200 acres of land, more or less, houmli
by lauds of A. Iloltzhouner. J as Nesbill, an
others. Also, 32 acres of laud, uiore or les
bounded by lauds of David Duncan. A. II. ki
by, and others. Sold as the property of Wn
II. Walkei, at the suit of Win. Jus. Smith.
TERMS OF ORDINARY S SALE.
A credit of 12 months with interest fro
day of sale, (except costs, which must he pai
in cash) to purchaser to give bond and goe
security and :i mortgage of the premises,
deemed necessary to the Ordinary, for seen
ing the payment of the purchase money.
TERMS OF SHERIFF S SALE-Cash, pn
chaser to pay tor titles,
J. II. RLASSINGAME, S. S. D.
Sheriff" s Office, )
Oct. Id, 1866, f
r Kxecutor's Male.
"J" will sell, ou Thursday, the 26th instant, i
1 the former residence of GEORGE STEAI
1NG, deceased, the following named person;
property :
A I.OT OF
Corn, Cotton, Fodder, Shuckt
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms uiado known on day of sale.
MOSES FOSTER, ETor.
Oct 11 87 8w
the State of south carolin/
JN EQUITY?SPARTANBURG DI8TK1C1
Seaborn Parks, V Menders, and others, vs Wi
Parks, and others.
Bill for sale of Real Estate to pay debts,
partition, Ac.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Willis
JL F'trks, and the heirs at law of P. Park
deceased, Defendants in this ease, heirs nt la
of Thomas Parks, deceased, late < (' Andersc
District, reside from and without the limits <
this State , it is ordered, on motion of Pol
A Carlise, Complainant's Solictors, that thr
do appear and plead, nnswenr or demur I
this Rill of Complaint within three montl
from this date or judgment pro eoi\ftao will 1
taken as to them.
IT. 8TORO FARROW, C. E. 8. D.
. . _
r Drugs and ^Irdiriiu-s
FOR. SAXjiJ.
THE undersigned oiler-' to I'liv-iomus and
the public, a full uud "el! a.-sortcd ,
Stock of DrugN,
MEDICINES and PERFUMES,
INCLUDING
Jars, Office Furniture, Phials,
NCAL.KM, &o.
The ubovo stock of Goods are all of the best
( quality, mul is worthy the attention o( all cou- >
ccrncd, as they will be sold at cost utid no
more.
The Goods arc now open in the brick block
on Church street, next to Mr. Hvchtier's shop. 1
1 . Dlt. L. Vl. U1UMUALL.
'* Get 18 88 tf
1 College of Charleston, S- C- |
o rpiIE FACULTY of the College of Charles j
t J_ ton would respectfully inform parents !
e and guardians of youug gentlemen desirous of :
e of obtaining a Collegiate Education, thai this '
f Institution has been reopened under very fu
vornblc auspices and .it a greatly reduced rote
d of Tuition, the terms of which are only Forty
1'unni o | **i iiuIIIIIII |i?j <?I?IV ijinincny. oiu1
detits from the inieriur can < biain boind at
c reasonable rates, in respectable private fatnis
lies residing iu the eitv.
| ADMISSION,
j Candidates for admission into the Freshman
Class must he able to translate into English
the whole of Cscsar's Cominentaries. Virgil, t
l icero's Select Orations and Sallust. They <
y must also possess an accurate and minute .
~ knowledge of the Ratlin Urnmuiur aud Pros- j
ody.
111 Greek, they will be expected to possess a
thorough knowledge of Valvey's Greek Grant- i
, mar, Ambon's edition, ami be able to trans- I
1 | late and parse with readiness any portion of
| Jacob's Greek Kcndcr, the first two books of
: Xenophott's Anabasis, and the first book of
V llomar's Iliad
In Mathematics, their knowledge will be
expected to include Arithmetic, (including
j Fractions, Vulgar ami Decimal,1 Extractive
of S<|tiaie and ("ut?e Roots, Voting's A!g?'
j through Simple Etjuuiions, and first tit'
hooks of Lvgendre's Geometry.
Geography, both Ancient and Modern, a
he the subject of a rigid examination.
1 N. 11. ? Students will he admitted to partin
course, upon special application.
FACULTY. .
N. 11. MIDDLBTON, I.L I)., President. Pro.
? feasor ol Logic, Political Economy, and the ,
Evidence of Christianity: ami llorry Pro- j
c lessor of Mornl and Political Philosophy.
y REV. JAMES W. MILKS. A. M, Professor:
of tlic Latin and Greek Languages ami Lit
r eruturc, aud of Roman and Greek Ami- I
[. tjuiiies.
g LEWIS R. GI11BS, M. D? Professor of As- 1
tronomy. Physics and t hemislry.
? JOHN McCRADV, A. M.. Professor of Ma- I
t hematics.
j F A. l'ORi'HKR. A. M . Professor of llisto- 1
I ry, Ancient and Modern; Phctorie, Belles
Lett res. English Composition and Elocution.
F. S. HOLMES, A. M , Professor of Geology.
J' Palteomology atid Zoology, and Curator of
' the Museum.
II LEWIS R GI Bl'.ES, M. P.,
Secretary of the Faculty.
>1 Oct IS 18 ifw
: FOR FALL & WINTER ;
d ? ?:?
\\J E arc now receiving and opening a well
v T assorted Stock of NEW ami
*e
i. Fashionable (aotxls,
(1 for LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S WEAK.
I*
A 1*110 A Uuoli LOT OF
RKADY-M.lDi: CL0TII1M;,
A\l?
<>ci: K i 1:5s,1
All at LOW 11 AT KM. FOR CASH.
1.1:1: & intiKLM
October 11, 1 Still ?87?8
a! NOTICE
rnO all persons in elited i,. u? either liy
>y J NOTE OR Ol'EN ACt'Ol NT, iv ' nle >*e
r, call and pay.
1. LF.F <v
ai Oct ii ;r t
NEW Gf
id \\7 nre now '
ft \\ FALL AN >\
id which wo will sell h ,.ei prices
. FoK CASH. Ala' i.i ii
"i] i Ladies (oxnls,
HATS, CLOAKS. COLLARS, K1I5KONS,
r1 ans, cbc.
K' A good sIock of
r8: GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,
n* at reduced prices.
FAMILY G UOCEllIES
m of all kinds.
SHOES AND SOLE LEATHER,
if nrCt. STA Ti: MONEY IKH CUT
r- FOSTER .V JU>I>.
Oct 1 .">'i (it
E. P. BROWN'S MILL.
riAHESE MILLS have been thoroughly re
1 paired, and aro now in good running or
? Jet- The FLOUKINU MILL is now making
a good turn out, and is not to be surpassed in
it making good Flour by any mill. Every thing
>_ works well, and we are prepared to have omul
business attended to in first rale si,) le.
We respectlully solicit the patronage of our
old friends, and as many new ones, as want
their when! ground for a good turn out.
' THE KlvlDl.E has been thoroughly repair
cd. and no apprehensions of its safety is now
felt.
E. P. HROWN.
Oct 4 84 lw
J; GEO. W. WILLIAMS CO.,
ui FACTORS,
Church street, Charleston, 8. 0.
WILLIAMS, TAYLOR A CO.,
<n COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
" ! .V K W y O R K.
w '
,n t Liberal cas.li advances will ho innde on Cotton
itf | consigned to cither house.
?o Oct 4 Ht? "Jiii
|J AT .J. W. II Vltl? X < 'a-..
is BACON, S.vLT,
>e FLOUR. 8Utl\ 15,
TURPENTINE, Co J t
RYF, OATS,
Oct 18 88
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.
SN accordance with rhc provisions of the
will of JOHN S. FINCH, deceased wc will
1 hi public outcry, nl Spartanburg ? nurt
House, on the First Monday in NOVEMBER
next, the following Tracts of Land :
TRACT No. 1.?Lying on icndow Creek,
bounded by the lands of T. N. Finch, Win i
Uoiu.rl of., continuing
J7H ACRES MORE OR LESS.
TllAfT NO. ?Lying on Meadow ('reek,
hounded by the lands of II. F. Brown, Win. I
Dickson, it. ?//., containing
'22'.) ACRES MORE OR LESS.
T11A T NO. <1.?l'art of the home track
bountied by the lands of O. W. Finch, D. W.
Moore, ?/., containing
1IA At'RES MORE OR LESS.
TRACT NO. I.?Known as the John Mingo n
tract, bounded l?y the lauds of Mrs. AUbr.ght, ?.
it. at., containing
07 A ACRES MORE OU LESS.
TRACT NO. >. - Known as the Lark in Rallengcr
tiaet, owned join'ly by Est. of J. S.
Finch and Est. of II. ii fhoiu.soti. deceased,
bounded by the lands of Win. Coin, ct. ul.,
containing
211 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
77.'A' V N OF S A A H:?Note for Specie,
payable 12 months after date, with interest '
front day of sale with two approved securottes ' '
nml mortgage on the premises to secure the t '
purchase money. | I
T. X. K1NCII, )
J L. FINCH, > Executor.
O. W. FINCH. J
Oct 4 ::g tds
Call and See
the la test
F.1LL AND WINTER FASHIONS, j
A T T II K
Tuilorin^ lOslnhllsliin?>nt
or
i : o <>,
. " > / II 11. .\ Inn ,( C-i.
market preex, l iken in
!. d ine. S:?i i-I'.urlI guarSept.
'J7?'<io ? tf
1-' > X As XELSON,
fi-'l AVIioI?'sji1<? mi?l
\ I
Kctatl Dealer* In
'
TKAVKI.llm; ISA<;S. &c. ;
k!00 Kl.Xi HTIIKKT,
,V? arli/ "fjinsift I'irtnria //<>/? /,
Charieston, South Carolina.
J. It. ItOBlNSON. A. NELSON
~~NEW SCHEDULE"
S. Cb XT. nailroad.. (
ON ui,d after ilie 17ih instant, tlie Trains I
will run on MiiNlt.VV'f, W EltNKSDAl 'S
and SATl'ltPAY S.
Down Truins leave Spartanburg Court House. |
ut >i 4-r?, a. in.
Leave L'nionville, tt.dti, a. m.
Arrive ni Alston "J.'JO, p. in.
connecting will* the Greenville down Train.
L'p Train leave Alston at ! .'!<). ?. m.
connecting with ilie tSreenville up Train.
Arrive at I niouville 'J "Jil. p. in.
Arrive at Spartanburg. C. II.,... .u nit. p. in.
Arrangements are made by which freight
j through from Charleston and t'..luml.ia may be
! paid on this road. Tilt IS 15. .lETKIt,
I'res't S. \ T. K. It.
I ept 5)1 If
S?*l>t . 1 N, 1 > < >{>.
! IHSStiLCTIO.N (IF CO I'AItTM'.ltSIIll\
niiii: r-.-i Kirtnel>llil> heretofore e\:?i ine lit! '
| tier I in* li t lilt' <>t \ .\ N I '1 \ l'? 11 I > I. A K I. \
i o , w i- ili--"!vt il by mutual c ii-fiu, mi she
| "_'Si li iilliniti. All iiulehtcil by iiulf or :i<-c< n;iI.
I :?r?* earnestly ret|iie.st til lo make earlv pay
! iiit-m in C V \ N'ON 1U. \KK\ 111'UN 111'T, who
I urn authorized to settle liic business of ilie !
1 lure tii in.
1 UK INlHUKSIrtNElr,
under i lie name aid style of
C?N.V).N, BMKti & BUKNKTT,
will continue us
DetiltM's in (imitM'nl Moreliantlizo,!
a: t lie store. one tluor west oft LKVKLANlr, j
\V \I.KI.K x t'l > , where tltey are now re
Ceiving anil offer i i lie latest ca>n rules, the
first instalment of their
l'.VIA, STOCK. !
consisting of I'll IN IS, llrown and bleached |
In ?M KS'l'U'S, Slit rl'.s. HUIIN II VI S,
SAI.T SI (1A II, fnFFKK. l'OWDKH,
shot. LKATII Kit, st?I?A,
A.MF.S SMoVKLS,
NKW FLO I'll.
\ general assortment of ST\PLE ANI>
FANt l l?li\ tionOS, are expected to arrive
; in a short I line.
t'onsignmcnts of Foreign and bnttiosiie Prntliiee
lire solicited. to the Ii-j ^ 11 of which
their prompt |>crsouiil aiierlion Will he given.
(J. t' \ N N o N . W K. I'.LAKK, J.S. Ul'KNKTT.
j Sept 2(1 If
-V,>1 ion.
N'oTK i i- herewith g veil that ap| liealion '
will he made at the neat Mlling >?f the 1
Legislature, lor the privileges of me erasing
the powers of Hie Town Council of Spartanburg,
liy oi ler of Council
I,. TWITTY, IiiUMuiant.
J M. Ki.roiti?. Clerk.
S pi Is ;M ,1in i
l\l?i'ICK TO DKIt TOItH,
VI.I. persons indebted to the Finn of
KlltKY \ \S ILSON, or t<> iny-olf', 011 iuilividiini
account, nrr requested to cull at our
1 i?L1> ST.\ N 1), (Itrick llnngcI and make settlei
meiil, where I may be found for n short time
to attend to tlii.- business. We hope our old
i friends and customers have not forgotten us,
i hut will conic forward and aid us as much as
I they can, pay us a pari cash, and give notes
for open account.
A. II. K1KBY.
A It it INI >TRiTORS'S MtTII'i;.
\l.l. persons having lemands against the
F-tato of WII.I.1AM J. Kit KM. deceased.
? notified lo pre cnt the same duly
n or Ly ihe 1st day of NOYKMKKK
1 hied to said Kstnte are no*
i :u i nt.
V. STOBti FA 11 HOW,
. 1).. aud Adui'r. Ex. Off.
Oct 4 ar, lm
A
JUST RECEIVED
B Y
B.86 J. L. WOFFORD
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
MFFEE, SUGAR, SODA, MADDER,
aup-pmi
POWDER, SHOT, BLACKING,
tn<1 various other GOODS, which wo will sell
rheap for CASH.
Sept 1.1 83 ly
EXECUTORS' "lluT
IN purtntunce of the Vill of ELIZABETH
ROGERS, <lrc"<l . I will h 11 to the highest
.i.hl.T, ..II THURSDAY, ihe 11TII DAY OF
K'TOUKR tioxt, nt her late RESIDENCE, the
follow itijr personal property, vix :
o ti l* M u 1 e s,
COWS AND C A L V ? S,
CORN, FuDDER, WHEAT,
O 11 o Roud Wago *1,
FARMING TOOLS, &C. &C.
TERMS made known on ihy of Sale.
T. A. ROGERS.
Administrator with Will Annexed.
September 'J7, 18?1G.?37 ?3
.lust Ileoeived
AT J. W. HARDY'S,
SUGAR, i Muscnvado .Molasses
Coffee, ; Vinegar,
Bacon, I Flour,
Lard, I Soda.
Boarder, j Matches,
Shot, j Blacking,
Well Buckets, Mustard,
Cedar Tubs, ' j Blue Stoue,
Cedar Buckets, Stoves,
Cedar Measures, Gun Locks,
(imi aps. Gun Flints.
Gun Wipers,
A LSO,
various oilier articles in the HARDWARE
AND GROCERY LINE.
We would particularly call the attention of
purchasers to the above articles and are satislied
we can make ii in their interest to pay
CASH FOR THK1R GOODS.Vs we are determined
to sci for CASH ONLY, and can afford
to soil for smaller profits.
We are compelled to hay that hereafter we
will credit no >>ue?so do not he surprised or
vexed :? refusal, if you u-ill ask for it.
J'oeitir. Iv no 'fuotL delivered till paid for.
,1. W. 11 \ ilDY, C E. FLEMING.
Sept 2D "I If
M dice lo frerlors and Debtors.
4 1.1. person- indebted to the estates of' 'ol.
2Y_ T. !' BROCK M \ N. Col. t i'. 11 rock
?. v\ ,v S(?N . and B. t. BROCKMaN, and
all persons having claims against either of the
above tnentinn d estates, are hereby notified
hat 1 will attend at SOLITUDE on
I'll! I' \\ -J AND SATURDAYS,
if every week between this and Court, for the
purpose ?t making settlement.
KySX?Dolu.ir? .are advised to meet tnc at the
ah ve iiH'in tU'd time and place, and save
cost by making satisfactory arrangements.
D. ANDERSON, Ex'or.
Sept 13 33 tf
nrtX.Thc Greenville Mountaineer will pub lish
until tf.
a ic isi. iz v A iil)
lr > 1 < >N C. 11.
.111 Work Sent Free of Charge to
???|Hir1:?iil>uryp C. II.
riHIK SI ItSI'lilllKK Im- received a supply
\ ot I I Al.l<)N Hil l AMEIUUAN M \ KHLE.
mi.I Is prepared i<t <lo uny kind uf monumental
w rk ???iii-ii??i?-?l 10 hi* cure. ai as low rales as
can !? done in tli Slate I cuu furnish HEAL)
an I KOI IT STONES from $10 per sei and lipwards.
Engravings .<:{ per 100 lei crs. My
communication addressed to mc ul Union C. 11.
will receive prouip' atieniion.
WM. A. NICHOLSON,
Union 11., August 9th 18liti.
10.v11*?
BLUE STONE,
A T
TWITTY & CO.
SEPTEMBER 6, 1866.
DRESS" >1 V Ivl NTTT
flMlK undct signed proposes to execute all
J style* of MANTl V-MAK1NO at short
notice, ninl for reasonable prices. Ureases of
the ti no -1 texture. a> well as those tit coarsest
fabric reeeiveil In fact eve y ktnil of sewing
taken, with the hope that entire satisfaction
will be given My friends will plen"e call ami
give me a trial.
JBa>" Residence a' Mr*- l,r Vernon's
M A11V 8. COUNCIL.
Aug 1ft 20 tf
SULLIVAN & WINSMlTtf,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS
IN EQtCITT, 8PARTANBURQ, 8. C.
OFFICE NEXT TO POST OFFICB.
C. P. Scllivan. J. C. Winsmitk.
FARROW & DUNCANT
ATTOKNEYS AT LAW
AND
Solicitors in Equity,
fl&ay Office in Hrick Building, upstairs, over
former Office ol James Farrow.
jamt.s I'akkuw. D. R. Dcnoam.
April 1G 11 1 j
\YILIJ.4MS, EVINS & CHOICE,
ATTORNEY'S AT LAW,
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
Oro. W. Williams, Yorkville, S. C,
J no. II EVI.ns,
William Cuoick,
June 14 20 Om
W. MAGILL FLEMING^
Attorney at Law,
YTTII.L Atfpn.I -11 L..-:
>/ .... iiu..iucH wiui wir.cu
W the citizens of Spartanburg Diatriot
iray favor him.
OFFICE?OVER BOOKSTORE.
June 21 21 12m
LAW COPARTNERSHIP.
HAVING associated c. J. f.lford. a
Greenville, S. C . with me in the pr&ctica
ot'luw for Spartanburg District. under the name
and style of ELFORD & F.LFORD : all business
I entrusted to my care will receive the prompt
; and faithful attention of said firm.
J. M. ELFORD.
| April 6 10 timoa
: DRS B. & jf i7 WOFFOSD
OFFER THEIR PROFESSION*AL SERVICES
to the citizens of the Village and
I surround tig country. Oue or both of us will
, i.e found constantly in the office at the STORE,
: during the day. and at our Residence, opposite
Woflord College (Church Street) at night.
Feb 16 3 tf
~D K. W. T. RUSSEL,
1\7ILL continue the practice of Medicine
T Surgery, and (at his office) Dentistry
OFFICE OVER It LIN IT81I UUl'U ETOBK.
Feb 13 3 tf
F. C Konnedv
OFFERS HIS PR0FESSI0NL SERVICES
to the Citizeiib ot sp.inuutiu.g.
Feb 1 1 1y
J A. HENNEMAN
>rA^on 0*^ aiAisaa
ANU CJBWEIXSR.
i Spartanburg C. IL, So. Ca.
HA S JUST RECEIVED
A SELECT ASSORTMENT OP
WITCHES, JEWELRY,
PLATED W&ll
AND
Fancy Goods.
A I. S O
A NEW LOT OF EIGHT DAY AND TWENTYFOUR
HOUR CLOCKS. A FIRST-RATE
ARTICLE.
WARKEXTED
TWO TBAHS.
j Spectacles for all Eyes and Ages.
\\TA1VHE9' clocks an1) Jewelrt
y y uoatly repaired, and warranted.
J. A. Iir.NNK.MAN,
At the Old I'lace on Jlmin-Slreet.
Fcl? 22 4 if
Ai e A^on Injured?
A SINGLE spark may destroy your house
and all its contents, and a small amount
piid before the disaster happens may enable
you to rebuild and again comfortably settle
yourself for life
Ar?i YtmMnsurodl?
A slight eiposure may hasten you to au
early grave, uud your family left to the charities
of an uncharitable world, a jew dollars will
save such a disaster. Will you not save them
when you can?
AreHYoii IiiMitrod ?
A single pebble in the road may disable you
from labor for months, and your family may
suffer for tin- want of your daily earnings.
A single brick may fall and crtisn you beyond
recovery. $ "> $10 or $lf> per year will sooure
to theni for each week you arc disabled, the full
amount you pay for Insurance. ?tnd in case
o death from the accident it will pay to them
Siono. >2<hk> or $3000, all for the above sain?
small amount.
A Yon Insured'?
If not, why not? Call on the Agent of
several of the hest Companies in the United
States, and he will give you papers gratuitous
that will prove the lact that all should inscei.
J M. El.FOKD. Agent for Fire. Life and
Accidental Insurance Companies, the safest
and best in the United Statea.
Oct 4 30 ?m
JACONET, DOTTED AND PLAIN
SWISS, NANSOOK AND MULL
Muslins,
A NEW SUPPLY,
at CLEVELAND, WALKER 4 CO
CalicoN, Itloncliod and
Drown Sheet inifiw
?iitlj SlilrtiuRS,
A F11E3H LOT,
just rocoired by
CLEVELAND, WALKER h CO.
\ new >tn<) fresh supply of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Misses' and Children's SHOKS, GAI*
TERtJ AND 8LIPPER8.
at CLEVELAND, WALKER, * CO.