Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Popular brands and styles of LA DIES and MISSES I'll I LA DEL I'll IA CUSTOM-mudr SHOES. The S/.XtJ SIXtl HllOGAXS can be found only at "OUR HOUSE." Oct 16 41 If A i.A itGEK .v ur. rmt KF.LK.ctfi> STOCK A of Clot hing tlinn was ever before at "our house." Oct 15 II tf HATS T< < N/ i r A /. 1, A aES, CLASSES and conditions at "0 UK II OUSE," Oct 10 41 tf Ladies Shawls and Sacques to be found in great variety at "ocr house:' Oct 15 41 tf 1 nnn vakds sash and other rii? bons at. Augusta prices. Ladies KID GLOVES, "LOW DOWN." \ Ladies and Children's Hosiery. lllankets, Flannels and Linscys, AT THE LOWEST PRICES, to l,e seen at "OCR HOC SEP Oct 15 41 tf rockerywnre, Hardware and Groceries, and everything else at prices in sympathy with the extraordinary low prices of Cotton. Now In Coueliision, ITIOlt any information further, as to the prices . of Goods and location of "OUR HO USE," the rctnlcr is referred to A. Juusos Giuns, John A. Faxt. Jit., and F. G. Biuuus, who promise to give satisfaction to any and all who will favor tlietu with a call. SPEARS & COLTON. Oct 15 41 tf ' NPW ptjnr GEE & HUMPHRlE8r Cheap Btore in- niE NEW IIO T K * BUILDING. ? Messrs. ?"<KIUKN t. GKK and M. M. Hummi itne,? having formed a copartnership for tlie purpose of conducting a Mercantile business ? ' Union, aro receiving their stock of cntindy New Goods, in tlie store of the NEW HOTEL, which they otter to the people of Union Tonnty at as low prices as they can be put. Our stock-consists of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HOOTS, SHOES, IIATS Crockery Ware tuui WOODEN WARE, with all other articles of Merchandise. We offer fine Ifoine-Made Shoos until Hoofs, at the lowest prices HADIKS SHOES made to order and warranted. I3 It I TV T BROWN AND BLEACHED II o 111 e spu lis, I'LAIDS OSNABURG, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. MOTIONS, HOSIERY, &?., Cheap. GF.K & HUMPHRIES. Oct. 1 RU tf Notice of Final Discharge. ON tlie 8th day of November next, I will apply to Hon. Jos. F. (list, Probate Judge of Union County, for a final discharge as Executor of the last will and testament of Charles Mc\Y hirtor, deceased. All persons having demands against said Estate, inust present them to me for paynicut, on or before that time, or they will he forever barred. At the same time, by permission front the Probate Court, 1 will sell the Notes and Accounts belonging to said Estate appraised as worthless. SHKLTON McWH TUTOR, Executor. October 8th, 1ST-V II 4t* B. F. WATSON, FURNITURE WORKS AND LUMBER MILLS, Richmond, V a. / ioTTAGE BEDSTEADS, CHAMBER AND V7 FU UN ITU EE LOUNGES, CHAIRS, Ac., manufactured of Walnut and chcnper hardwoods. aVo Snf( I'itIC usi'if. Cottage Bedsteads and cheap Mattresses leading articles. Oct. LV I XT'. ?t - .. jy Talbott & Sons, niiokoi: mu iim: wokkn, 1C i<'li iiioimI, Vt?. M AM: PACT l' K E RS () F N Steam Katrines and Hollers, Agricultural Katrines, irctilur Saw Mills, 4>risi, Hark and Plaster Mills, Shaft in if, Hangers and Pulleys, Improved Tnrhiiie Water Wheels. Oct. I*?. IHT"?. II ly Centennial Fruit. /"1ASTALIA ami other Fancy Candies. i / B K. UAWI.S k CO. ( j Mjy 21 20 tf / Southern Life Insurance Compy. PRINCIPAL "(TICKS : MKMPIIIS, TENX..& ATLANTA, OA GEN. JOHN B. GORDON, President. GEN. A. H. COLQUITT, Vice-Pres t. NKTT ASSETS, JANUARY 1, 1S75. OVER <H?,()00,0()0. o ANNUAL INCOME, Over #1,000,000. BRANCH OFFICE, Union, S. C, BOARD OTTKUSTEES. W 11 WALLACE .1' A CUM MINGS JOHN L YOU MO I G MoKISSICK WM.MUNKO 'J B STEEDMAN SPENCER M RICE,...!J W MeLURK .1 T II ILL IA II FOSTER It I) CULP 11 1. GOSS A 1) SPEAKS iJ C WALLACE T It JETER JOHN E COLTON II M GRIM It ALL F M FA11R F II COUNTS Dr. J N MOORE R M STOKES K W SHAND R R KANVLS CHAS. BOLT W O CONNOR A R STOKES E R WALLACE JW R DAVIS OFF IC E R S. W II WALLACE, President. J B STEEDMAN, Vicc-Prest. D D. CULP, Secretary. a R STOKES, Assistant Sec'y. R W SHAND, Attorney. DR. J N MOORE, Med. Ex'er. KXHCUTIVK COMMITTEK. JOHN LYOUNG WILLIAM MUNRO T It JETER A II FOSTER II L GOSS JOHN E COLTON II M GRIM BALL jj W McLURE Policies trnnafcrred from Northern Companies without loss or additional annual outlay. Apply to the Secretaries at Union, or to HAGOOD & TREUTLEN, Gcn'l Agts. Columbia, S. C. Scpl .1 35 ly ESTABLISHED 1785. THE CHRONICLE & SENTINEL, AUGUSTA, Ga. One of the Oldest Papers in the Country, Oho of the LEADIXOPAPERS in the South. The Largest Circulation in Eastern Ucorgia. The OfTieial Organ of Several Counties. PUBLISHED Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly. 1 THE DAILY CHRONICLE AND SENTINEL . is filled with interesting Reading matter of every description?Telegraphic ; Local ; Editorial ; Georgia, and South Carolina and General News; Interesting Correspondence, and Special Telegrams from ail iinportnnl points. Subscription, $10. Tiik TKI-WEEKLY Ciironiolk and Sknti.vki. is intended for points convenient to a Tri-Weekly mail. It. contains nearly everything of interest which appears in the Duily. Subscription, SoTiik WEEKLY Chkoniclk ani? Skntisri. is a mammoth slieet, gotten up especially for our besides Editorials, all the current news of the week, a full and accurate review of the Augusta Markets and Prices Current. The Commercial Reports are a special feature of the edition.? Subscription, Sli. Specimen copies of any issue sent free. WALSH Sl WRIGHT, Proprietors, Augusta, Ga. Oct. 8 40 'it P. P. TQALE, Manukacturkk or DOORS, SASHES, Blinds, Floorina. &c.. &c. D'.iAi.m is BUILDERS' HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, Ac. Solk Aoknt ron The National Mixed Paint Co. The Great American Fire Extinguisher Co. Page Machine Belting Co. S K IN 1> F o 11 PllIC i: fS. OFFICE AND WAUEROOMS, Nos. 20 & 22 linyne & 3:1 & 35 Piiirkiicy Sts. FACTORY and YARD 8, Ashiey River, West End Broad Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. Sept. 24 38 ly Sale of Lands. BY virtue of an order from Hon. Geo. S Bryan, Judge of ihe District Court of the United Slates for the Western District of South Carolina, I will sell before the Court House door at Union, immediately after the Sheriff's Sales, on the first Monday in November next, all the interest which John Mayes, bankrupt, had on the 29th December, 1874, in aud to one tract of land in Jonesville township, containing one hundred and forty-two acres, more or less, hounded by lands of Jesse Bishop, Estate of Wm. Long, sen., John Goodin and Ed. Bailey. Terms Cash :?Purchaser to pay for papers. ROBT. W. SHAND, Assignee. 1 Oct. 8 40 4t Ladies' Under Garments, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, at GEE & HUMPHRIES'. , Oct. 1 39 tf Gent's Under Clothing OF all kinds and tho best moke, at GEF & HUMPHRIES'. Oct. 1 tf Hand-Blade HooIm ami sIiooh, IjlOIl Gentlemen, Ladies ami Children, war1 runted. KICK, McLUllK & < 0. f Oct. 1"? 41 tf Hats and Caps, ' ALL STYLUS AS I) /'KICKS, ? AT RICK, McLUKK & CD'S. c Oct. 1f> 41 tf MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING, 1 A FULL SUPPLY, AT RICH, McLliRK Si CO S. Oct. lo 41 tf T NEW FIRM. I HAVE this day (October fith, 1#75), nssociatttl in partnership with me, Mr. Wm. Hill. The Firm hereafter will be ' III UriKltllvS A IIIlili. Either of the above nameil Finn arc authorzed to receive and receipt for any nndnll claims li.c me. W. D. hi Minnies j Oct ft 40 tf J. ADGEK SMYTH, LATE A. M. ADGER. OF J. E. ADGER A CO. ] SMYTH AND AD HER COTTON FACTORS, ADGER'S NORTH WHAHF. CHARLESTON, S. C., WILL advance liberally on Cotton shipped to us. AGENTS FOR THE COTTON FOOD, a Fertilizer manufactured by the Maryland Fertilizing Company ESPECIALLY FOR COTTON, and guaranteed to be of the highest grade. Mr. W. A. Nicholson, of Uuion C. II., is our Agcut for Union County, and will make liberal Cash advances on Cotton shipped to us from any of the Depots along the line of the S. & U. R. It, upon presentation of Rail Road receipt. Sept. 24 38 6uios. K.C. ORE EN, J R., WITH J. H. PARKER & CO. FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, COTTON AND NAVAL STORES, Accommodation Wharf and Vendue Range, j. 11. parker. ) a. s. trumbo. J CHARLESTON, S. C. iberal advances made on Consignments. State Agents for Russel Coe's Phosphate. Aug 27 34 6mos. A B. MULLIGAN, COTTON FACTOR, CHARLESTON, O. :0:0: I AM at all times prepared to ADVANCE LIBERALLY ON COTTON shipped to me, and will, when necessary, hold it for higher prices. Dec. 22d, 1S74 A. B. MULLIGAN. &a&~ I have discontinued my Ageucy at Uuiou C. II. My friends will please ship direct to u?e in their own names. Dee. 25, 1874. 52 tf. W. W. CROSBY, Ward Notice. SIlF.I/rOJN, S. C. T3Y resolution of the Town Council, adopted .D the 16th inst., the Town of Union was di.o.o.o. rided into four Wards, as follows : THE Subscriber respectfully informs the good ' That portion of the town lying North of people around Shelton that he has received Main Street and East of Virgin Street?North at h?s Store at the Shelton Depot, a complete East Ward ; John L. Young, Warden in charge. - . . . South of Main Street and East of Virgin General Merchandise, which he is anxious to dispose of at the most South of Main Street and West of Virgin reasonable prices. His Stock consists of Street?South West Ward ; W. A. Nicholson, r Warden in charge. ' North of Main Street and West of Virgin Ladies* Fashionable Dross Hoods, of all kinds, Street?North West Ward ; Jas. Grant, Wardcu Linen, Long Cloths, &c. &c. in charge. runrvmvtt Complaints as to condition of Streets or rouKVLlsllll!/n, movnl of nuisances, must be made to the WarBacon, ams, Flour, Lard, Sugar, O/fce, Tea, 4en in charge. Molasses, Spices, &c. order of the Council. Hardware, david johxson. jr.^ A LARGE A XI) COMPLETE STOCK. Sept. 2d 38 3ms llootn HIiocki __ ~ OF ALL SIZES fur LADIES and CEXTS. rw,IIP . . , P,- . , . rnilh undersigned being desirous of changing dfOP-lrorv and f-Vla.aa VX7ora I bis neennalinn ft. 1~ l; . ? , ?..vio ivi oitic inn pi.nuiuinn j , in MEADOW WOODS, containing ai*<l IIntH, Kix Ilimdrod and Sixteen Acres, of tlio Latest styles. with comfortable dwelling house, all necessary DRESS AND BONNET TRIMMINGS. outbuildings, &c. Also, the Tract, A FULL STOCK OF Three Hundred and Six Acres, ull in the woods, in Draytonvillo Township, Readv-Made Clothinfr, known as the Tate land. ^ " If not sold privately, the above will be sold to to which he calls pp.rticular attention, the highest bidder on the First Monday in NoIt is my intention always to keep a full as- vcmber, at Union C. II. sortmcnt of all kinds cf goods generally wanted Terms liberal?ample time given, by the people in the country, and I shall sell ^ o R? GAGE, them quite as chcnp, if not a little cheaper than Aug 27 34 tf they can be bought r.t any store above Columbia. Just caU and sec what good bargains you can Slate of South Carolina, make out of me. W. W. CROSBY. ^ ' May 14 19 ly* COUNTY OF UNION, IN THE COUBT OF PBOBATE. (t KA Pnvnor/1 Charles Bolt as Administrator of Reuben S. Vvv AvWtUUi Gilliam, deceased, Plaintiff, 1 7IIPTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid by against * the Town Council of Union for proof to Ann Gilliam, R. S. Gilliam, W. R. Gilliam, convict any person within the corporate limits Defendants of the town, of selling intoxicating liquors at -r>URSUANT to an order in this cause, the times or places or to persons contrary to the f Creditors of Reuben S. Gilliam, deceased, law for the regulation of the sale of such li- ftrc ircd to nt ftnd csUbli9,; their de! quors, or of gaming mands before this Court. on or before the tenth ' " ' day of January, 1876. A REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS, will be JOSEPH F. GIST, paid for proof to convict any person of dis- Probate Judge, charging fire arms in the streets of Union. Sept. 20th, 1875. 39 3ms! By order of the Council, DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Tin Ware, ? Clerk. _, Sept. 24 38 a . WnnHon XXTa+ . . wvtvu ?? ui o, MbUUDWtU'O) 1 RICE, McLURK A CO. W. W. WIULDK*. J. f. BBOCKINOTON. CI. T. Willi.KKS May 28 21 tf W. W. WHILDEN & CO., A New supply of FiourT FACTORS RICE, McLURE & CO. 21 ?f Ucneral C'onuiilSHioii Merchant, LADIE AND GENTS HATS, Marshal's Wiiark, Ka.st EndOai.iiounSt., T ATEST NOVELTIES, for sale cheap, by COTTON OFFICE, No. 7 CENTRAL WHARF, April 30 M J'*KH & ( ()1jTuN- J inC^rIU,KRT0N'rS- f Womon N C'alT Skin, ! Sopt. 10, 18i5. 30 Cms. ol. u, . ' < . A ND Kip Skin Shoes, at TTPTT ^ FOSTER &WILKIN8'. ? NOTICE. May 21 20 tf { rJll(E Subscriber, hy (ho solicitation of several ? ? ?? 1 .L persons, lins concluded to divide his Home Olcl 1 HpOl'H lot* Wtilo. dace, in Meadow Wood, into three divisions. "TNNQUIRE at this office. ' Those who may feel interested in the matter can Hi eo the l'lats by application to Mr. Win. Munro >r inc subscriber. Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Ho will nlso sell on (lie first Monday in No- KICK, MoLURE & CO. . 'ember, tho vacant Lot North of Maj. Steed- May 28 21 tf nan's office. R. J. GAGE. ' _L9 *_ COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE. . To Stock Raisers. Columbia. SI. c. 1111K well known ACO( K JACK is at the pry a y? taiitr n r? t . Stables of O. R. DUNN, at Union C. II., REV 8' B' J0NE8, D* D ' Pr?,ld#nt- ( nd will remain there until the 1st of Noveni- :o: or. 187f>. He is a fine Jack, and sine. T7IALL SESSION WILL OPEN ON THE FIRST lie will serve Mares at Toil (HIO.OO) J} W?><lll4'M<liiy in October. g & C0"' 38 fit TERMS MODERATE. { - Four experienced Professors in charge of I)eBlttCk SIIV, part man 18. ( A Nl) Plsck Alpacca, at Full Corps of Assistants. For Catalogue ap- R F08TFR& WILKINS'. ply to the President. May 21 20 r ?f Aug 27 34 lm? i AT THE NEW TIME SCHEDULE MODEL DRUG STORE, Sign of the (Jolden Nlortar, Spartanburg d Inlon Railroad. "yy ILL always be found a full supply of to GO INTO EFFECT MONDAY,SKPT. 13, 1873. Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals AND DYE STUFFS. ~DOWNWARlT. I UPWARD. PalntM of nil Colorn, jti r , OILS AXI) VARNISIIES, of erery grade %\ Arrtre. | h"* jSTATIONS. ||| Airlre.|l>aTe. and Price. ruSTSacascSBnrssrr! "V wT?n?uuurj5. ooiouvpuil WHITE LEADS, of the very best brands. ? ?^vV. ?!sS ? leS" Shoe, Wall & Counter Brushes. ????? " " GrlL.A.SS, 44,10 4.1 " 10 ?0 " Fish Pain. 24 4 10 " 4 15 " . , , 48 1105 " 1110 * Sholton. 2013 4.1 " 3 60 " Of all Bites, and cut to fit any sash. 52 11 30 " 1136 " LyleV Ford. 16|3 20 " 3 25 " Paint and Varnish Brushes, w 'lwpm 12 00 " AiMon* ' " PUTTY, &o. " ' W. W. DAVIES7 PATENT MEDICINES of every description. Superintedont. TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, ? .T. ~ IT" Perfumery, Fine Toilet Soaps, Greenv.Ile and Columbia R. R. Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, ma. Combs and Hand-Mirrors. rtN and after this date, the following sche* vJ dule will he run daily, Sundays excepted, 9 connecting with Night Trains on South Carolina In all its varieties, comprising Railroad, up and down ; nlso with Trains going Letter. Note, School and Legal Cap Pajyer, AuiustrRan?Road0n Charlo,le CoIu,nbia Envelopes, Ul*. Initial and Mourning Paper, Leave Columbia at - ' - - 7.1f> a ni Tens, Ink, .. Alston .... y 0A a m Lead Pencils, < Newberry - 10.40 a m Ink S,*"js ? Cokesbury .... 2.00 p m lllank Books, .. ueiton .... 3.50 p m POCKET-BOOKS, PLAYING CARDS, Ac., Ac. Arrive at Greenville ... 5.39 p 111 Will also have on hand for the Holidays a DOWN, complete stock of Fancy Articles for presents, Leave Greenville at ... 7.80 am such as " Bejton .... 0.08 a m Work Bote*, " Cokesbury .... 11.16am IKritiny Desks, " Newberry .... 2.30 p m Photograph Albumt, " Alston .... 4.20 p m Toilet Stands, Arrive at Columbia - - . f,.oo p m Toy Books, THOS. DODAMEAD, General Sup. Portfolios, <J-e. M. T. Bartlbtt, General Ticket Agent. We arc also Agents for the Hater'se Medicine -n TT ZTiCompany's Celebrated EllCOUr&g? HOHI? P?0pl? Iron Tonic, Cherry Bitters, Fever and Ague Specific, Soothing Drops, HOME ENTERPRISE Chill Pills, Fever Pills, Qoch ? n a dii j and Worm Candy. Doors, Sash and Blinds ?ALSO,? ^S^SFSai I'll t*4> Itruiialinu 1VI>i4xct unal Wlalu Medicines can be obtained all Hours ~jfl Prescriptions carefully Filled. Returning 'hunks to our Patrons, we await J. N. MOORE, <fe CO. Druggists. GEO. S. HACKER, ScPt 18 88 if Charleston, S. O. STOKES, /^VNLY Carolinian engaged in the Manufac"WITH v_y ture of Doors, Sash, Minds. Mouldings J A. ~yL7'a--*. m-m -m ? JL-r- and Turned Work, in Charleston. - V OUll? X 5^011 p,ices as low as any other house, and work NORTH TRYON STREET, ?" fi"t class. CHARLOTTE, N. O. . Feb' <26 8 ly T TAKE pleasureTiTTnforming my friends that R? & W. C. SWAFFIELD, I I am established with Messrs. J. A. Young C/OIjYJMBIA, S. C/?? & Son, in Charlotte, N. C., where 1 will be hap- , RE making the finest Custom Clothing py to meet and serve any persons who may favor ^ fn thp Mat<, Samples of Goods and dime with a call. ... rcctions for measuring sent on application.? W o arc now receiving and opening the largest Whe? 8evernj 8uil8 ftre ordered we will send our and most carefully selected Foreman in person. Stock of Clothing Give us a Trial. to he found in any Market short of the whole- (Joods sent c 0 I)> ftnd money wiU be re. sale Marts. The Stock presents every variety fun)le), jf 8n,isfftC,10n be not given. of lS,J_e.on' ("n'eo r-vr^ Jit*t Shirtt mad* tq_order at $86.00 per dozen. RnsinoMH and l>rcfi? SuIIm ? 1 * m and under-clothing, for Gentlemen, that can be ^ asked for. and it is the purpose of the propric- ^ y TJ^fflTTlT - -- ?.? -v.t wwurj Hi 1 JL V/ XXV./ X_ l^i 1 A SHORT PROFITS. BY If not convenient to visit Charlotte, I will MRS. ELKIN. give my personal attention to making selections ___,I1C, , . . ... i ,i_ for any orders that my friends may entrust ot HT" ,S ?7 \\ ' iv ,8lhe.re8u* 3 J ? eToera X lar Dinner House for the Down Train on me. K. r. MOKES. ., . . ,, ,? Oct 10 42 tf " ' The tahle is furnished with substantial and -r- -i v *i luxury, whil ) cleanliness and attention to visit* I ll T"1 or* makes it one of the most desirable Dinner ^ V^J"l"L1, LVVU-&V Houses in l!.e South. "VVTOULD respectfully inform his friends and April 15 ^ *f * w PALMETTO HOUSE, ^ . Spartanburg C. H., S. C. vJT X 0 0 v3 X y U U 0 X v3 a A First-Class Hotel located in the ** ' Centre of the City. AT THE OLD STAND, ? " CAICDTT, Proprietor. And is now receiving a completely New Stock of The friends of Alfred. Tolleson will find him 'wcwm at l',e ^,ft'mctl0> ant* he guarantees well fur" l'-KIr,N, nished Rooms and fare second to none in the Hardware and Cutlery, state. J' dune 26 26 tf Boots and Shoos, c * /. a n r m v HTOVE8, MALE ACADEMY, T/MJ Anr?rv aii r\ Union, So. Cn. rOBAOOO?All Qualities, rnilE FALL TERM of this school will begin Warranted IIAYAINM CiRnrM, X Sept. 6th, 1875, and continue twenty weeks. And all other articles found in a complete Gro- Pupils charged from tim# of enttance to the eery Storr. end of the Term. No deduction made except in Mv Till Short cases of protracted illness. 7 " CHARGES MODERATE. Is still in operation, and I am ready to do all T, . , , , . i r .,? \\j 3 ir , Payment to be made in advance, kinds of lin Work, trom mending a coffee pot 3 . .# to making the largest article Alaually constructed ' ' Principal of Tin. All work executed in the most work- T , of, manlike manner. ^ 77 '. 1 !L To My Old Friends. FEMALE ACADEMY, Feeling tliaiikful for tlie liharal patronage TJ JN I O , S O. O -A. lierctftfnrA arivAn two I 2?!* ? vj-^cuihiiij nivue my fTlIIE FALL TERM will begin Sept. Oth, 1876, old friends, and as many new ones as feel in- J. and continue twenty weeks. Pupils reclined, to call and examine my stock. It will be ccivcd at any time, and charged from time of my endeavor in the future, as in the past, to so entrance to the close of the Term. No deducconduct my business that purchasers will find tions in Tuition except in cases of protracted it to their interest to buy of me. illness. Board may be had in the family of tliQ JOHN RODGER. Principal. May 9 18 tf CHARGE8 MODERATE. __ ?A Payments to be made in advance. New Place! New Store! m .m.s.Clifford NEW FIRM! ? ? NEW GOODS! _ .... HAVING opened a store nt No. 1 Main Street, State AJFail^G X GFLlllZGI*) EAST UNION, we beg^Bspectfully to make And "Til E CLIMAX," known that our design therein, is to have a plnce Two first class, pure bone, ainmoniated Fernearer the centre of town?nearer to more pco- tilizers, for sale by I). JENNINGS A SON pie in the town than any other?where we pro- and J. I?. AIKEN, Agents, Charleston, H? pose to encourage the practice of the cardinal The highest testimonials cau be given.? virtue of domestic economy, by ofTering such please send for circular, jpportunitics to our friends to buy cheap for Sept. 3 86 limos. LASH, as they can scarcely flail to appreciate . , md profit by. Gents' Gauze Undershirts Wc will deal In Groceries " ftn(^ Undies' Under vests. Hardware, nice, McLuro Ac. Co^ Confectioneries, M?y 28 2- tr Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, trusses. Crockery, * complete assortment for sale,. Glass, Tin, i\. Wood and ? * RAWLS & co s. lug Ware. ot ... No- 1 8torf: DRUGS, J y ?. -? )ur specialty is Selling cheap Men's BrojtanM, fni pACTi * T)LOW SHOES, and Calf Skin Shoes, at n .m-? . ,, . .. x foster & wilkins'.. Our establishment will commend itself to the ^jay ?20 tf ;ood people of the County a? well as the town ' tho are hlessed with a "savin a faith" in paying nrn A T> c ash for what they buy. CIGARS. Our location givea ua many advantages for A FULL bupply of the popular brand Peril*hipping Cottoq, which we will do free of charge liar, formerly Punoh. for sale by thend make liberal advancea on it. hundred 01 thousand at the No. 1 Store of b. p. rawls co. b. f. bawls & co., Mar. 26 12 tf Unioa,