Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MMjM i 1 an IIf.bRws.?Citnymiati, Jnnu ?The senii-nnuuarmccting of tho Uitioi Hebrew Congregations was held A report favoring the erection of t B B-'m<l dartnitorlcs in connection with tlx ^B^S^Bwus fajgfrably received. The recomnien of th(pBard of delegates on civil and re' rights to solicit donations from the conB^^^^piions for the alliance of Isratlite UniverttlU ^^^^BAcstiac and Java was declared inexpedient. ^^R^F4eusure for loading the Hebrew brethren ^^^^^'ligricultural pursuits is stated to have |^m^K?'vicd a tangible shape. A cuiniuittcc ^^^^Bpppointcd to solicit land, farming imploBip and money. Tho Union adjourned to fat Niagara on the third Thursday of July. K"lfr. StATe'oF IttKT.ANI) Okttino "no Bf.ttkr JS-"?London, Jauunry 1*2.?Tho correspon?Lr of the Press Association reports that the ttorcss in Ireland is increasing. Five hundred ialfrbitaiits of County Limerick arc on tho brink ilftarvation. They proceeded to-day in a body tflCroon and obtained four cartloads of bread _ - r?i. ^ uijjvm, represent anon 01 incir extremity. Iplic streets of Cork nro patrolled by mounted frlScc, and the magistrates ot' that city have jilscd a resolution urging greater activity in ^impressing demonstrations purtakingof the na|i*e of bread riots, and nuking for the nppointJnut of additional police. IIrksexce or Mind,?llnrc presence of mind U1' the life of a brakeman in Medina, N. V., other day. lie caught his fool in a guard ^Uas a train of freight cars was backing down ^pftnhira, and was unable to extricate himself. he thrown his body outward, as most a similar ease would have done, his ^^ IHvwl^indoubtcdly have been severed near H^pis bivUj^^Ho therefore threw himself between ^^ hc rail^^^re upward, and as the cars came upon ^^Aim seized a brake-rod and hung on with a ^Henth grip. The wheels crushed his foot, but ^^His hold on tiro rod drew tho injured member I^^Hom the boot, nnd beyond the partial los3ofhis ^ |ot lie escaped unharmed. # . Advance in Newspapers.?If while paper ^ continues to advance iu price we will be forced ^ to advance the price of subscriptions to the Ilcraid. It is now a third higher ilian it was two Smsnths ago, and still going up. Wo advise all Wpcrsons contemplating subscribing ami those Vttrho have not yet renewed to do so at once boWore we advance the prico.?Newberry Herald. n The above will be sufficient notice to those in nding to subscribe to the Times. We see simnotices in many other papers. ot Raii way Draw Destroyed.?WoodH ,|p. N. J., Jan lury 0.?Tho night freight ^ " mIuc here at 2 A. M. from Long llranch %through the Kuhway ltivcr drawbridge, p-ptating the engine and six cars iuto the ver. The dtaw is a completo wreck, and the kiwuwu. i no railroad people say that All the limn hands were saved. All trains have ruccn abandoned from New York. Head This.??100 per month guaranteed to an active and energetic ngent for this and adjoining counties to sell a new and wonderful variety of earn?Wnllaco's Improved Prolific White Flour Seed Corn?each stalk producing from 4 to 12 ears and making 80 to 100 bushels to the aero. Address, with stamp, L. L. OSMENT, T Cleveland, Tenn. Justice to Mexican Veterans.?The House { committee on invalid pensions have unanimously ' ingreed upon a bill granting a pension of eight 'dollars per month to every surviving soldier ot the Mexican, Florida, Creek and lliack Hawk wars. It will soon be reported to the House. X, List of Lottors I Remaining in the Postofiie'e, at Union, S. C. L.for the week ending Jan. 15lh, 1880. X Lewis, Mrs. Alice ; ll'ool, Jack ; Roughran, Jas.; Porter, John W.; V Lough ran, Jas. II.; (2.) Richards, Mrs. E.; j^i^ley. M;p-'.; : (Young, Andie.; V JAS. II. GOSS, P. M. f* MAHltlED. WI Lb A It D?WESSON. Married, ou Thursday (lie 8th inst., hy C. B. Bobo, l)iq., at his residence, Mr. Bknjamim Willaud of Union to Mrs. bi/.zu: Wksson of Laurens County. Consignees por Express at Union, S. C., Jan. 11th, 1800. C. M. Scales, J. T. Hill & Co., W. S. Gregory, J. 11. 8 teed in a ii. F. If. COUNTS, Ag't. Tho Markots. I Union, January 15. But little cotton has bocu sold hero the past week, although the prices have been stiff and steady. Friday, Jan. 0 10 J @121 Saturday, " 10 10:{ @ 12V Monday, ?? 12 10J @ 12g Tuesday, " Id 10J@T2.40 u ISfursTfiiy,'' 1 ? Sales for the week 173 bales. viuiKMsnwt, January 13.?Cotton firm; nii<lilliu? 13; low niiil llinit I2J6; k-i'mI ordinary 12 ; sales 1,r>00. Ni;\r Yuiik, 13.?Cotton steady ; sales 32??middling uplands 12% middling Orleans 13. Futures closed steady ; Koliruary 12.i?l(<iit2.9.1; March 13.17(>$13.IS ; April 13.37w.l3 3S ; .May 13A6<ul."t..~>7. l.iVKitiMor., January 13 middling uplands 7 1-16; inid.^fe,' Orl-Mli* 7 3-16 ; .sales 12,030. tutu res firm. litkk is a 1'i.kasi'uk?Only when we ure in the enjoyment of till our faculties ami in perfect health. This can only be when nil the imporj. tnut organs of the body nro performing their functions properly. The Liver is more liable to get out of order than any other organ, and produces more unpleasant effects. A dose of Dr. ' Gilder's Liver l'ill* occasionally, will keep it all | *ighl, or set it right if it has gouo wrong. Sold I' by nil Druggists. Dec. 2l> 52 2tn SCHEDULE OF K " and Charlotte Air-Line \ J HKl ? <\>ER DEPARTMENT. B Cur. Train 47 (East.) 1^;. i'|p?n??u?lg 111^111 \ Charlotte..... 3.20 n. in. i Mail To aim 48 (wm.) L?t? <3i*rlotlc......... 12.10 a. in. Arrive H .Spurtmil?urg 3.20 ? (Arrive at Atlfcuta. 11.30 ' D.it Pass knur n 45 (bast.) Leave Atlanta.. 4.00 n. m. Arrivo at Spartanburg 12.00 m. Arrive at Charlotte 2.20 n. in. Day Passenger 42 (west.) 1 Leave Charlotte 10.40 n. m. * Arrive at Spartanburg *2.05 p. m. ft Arrive at Atlanta 10-30 " || Local Pheiout. Qr Leave Central 4.00 a. m. U Arrive at Spartanburg 9.50 A Arrive ut Charlotto 4.55 p. m. ^k Lcavo Charlotte 5.40 a. in. Arrivo at Spartanburg 11.45 " ^^k Arrive at Central 6.00 p. m. WBt< Exprett Freight (Eait.) ^Pf#.riTo Atlanta 11.15 a. m. ^Lrrivo at Spartanburg 2.10 ' W ^ttrivo at Charlotte 7.20 ft | ^k Eiprtu Freight (ITlM.) j jgvo Charlotte 8.HO p. m. tf at Spartanburg 8.84 " J ' ttl Atlanta 10.80 a. ra f.^^^flMnecting at Atlanta fur all points West and j^^^RnrnTTe j t. Y2 Connecting at Charlotte fur all Eastern points, as Through Tlokcta on sale at Gainesville, Hcnecn V City, Greenville and Spartanburg to all point* East and West. tl. .1. FOI1KACRR, P W. J. Houston, General Manager. Gon'l I'asa and Ticket Ag't. Jnn 10 '2 tf a ? S*..JL.J _!L- : - - - ??. Hi.1 | Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina. ! COUNTY OF UitlON. \ In the Court of Common Pleas, Oliver E. Kcndrick and ") John S. Kcndrick, T 1 . rum,nr.. J?d*r" 1 against t H , . 1 R. Colcmcn Kcndrick, '| ? . ?, 1 Elizabeth liurgcss rt at- I ar 1 lou" Df/tndants. | IN obedience to on order made in the above entitled case, by Ilia Honor W. II. Wallace, Curouit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within tholcgal hours , of Sale, on the first Monday in February 1880, the following described property, to wit: All that certain tract of land containing one hundred and eighty-five acres, more or less, lying, situate and being in Uoudcysvillo Township, Union Countv. Stain nfnrniiniil n??.l ?.? , ?VM v.jr Pacolct River ami lands of Joshua II nines, Joshua Foster aiul others. Said land will bo sold in two tracts. Plats will be exhibited on day of sale. Terms of Sale: One-half of tho purchase money to be paid in cash, tho balance in one year from day of sale, will} interest from day of sale. The purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money. Clerks Office. JAMES MUNRO, Jan. lUlli 1880. Clerk of Court. Jan. 16 2 3t Sheriffs Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to me directed, I will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in February next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, tho following property, to wit : One tract of land located in Union County, containing one hundred and twenty-nine acres, more or less, belonging to the cstato of Thomas Pridtnore, bounded by lands of Cnlviu Sims, A. A. Sarratt, Ann Bonner or Armstrong, and Elizabeth McCullock ; levied on and to be sold as the property of tho Estnto of Thomas Pridmoro, nt the suit of Charles Bolt ns Administrator of G. W. Armstrong, deceased, against Thomas Pridtnore. ALSO. All the interest which Dcmpsey F. Bobo ha3 in a tract of land belonging to the Estate of Kindred Bobo, located in Cross Keys township, containing about four hundred acres, more or less, bounded by Enorec ltiver, Andrcw"Joncs, Robert Betsill, Mrs. Mary Sparks, and others; levied on ns tho interest of Dcmpsey F. Bobo, and to be sold at the suit of Lemuel J. nr ;?ia? Uempscy F. liobo. AI.SO. One bale lint cotton ; levied on and to bo sold as the ptopcrty of llcubcn Jennings, nt the suit of T. J. Jones under a warrant to siczc crop under lein. AI.SO. One hale of lint cotton ; levied on and to be sold as the property of Ucuhen and Anderson Sartor, at the suits of Philip M. Cohen and J. W. Sartor. Ai.so. Two mules, one a dark Gray and the other a light Hay; levied on and to be sold as the property of Jason M. Greer, Jr., at the suit of Agustin G. Wood, against Jason M. Greer, Jr , Ai.se. One lot of Corn, Fodder, Ilay and Cotton Seed ; levied on and to be sold rs the properly of Daniel Howard, at the suit of John Drandon, under a warrant to siozc crap under lien January 10th, 1880. It. MACBF.TII, S. U. C. ALSOI will sell on Tuesday, the third day of Feb* ruary next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sale, at the residence of James Garner, about fifty bushels corn and six hundred bundles fodder; levied on and to Unsold as tho property of Clough Garner, at the suit of N. 11. Eison, under n warrant to siczc crop under lien. K. MACBETH, S. U. C. Jan. 12t li 1 ?80. 2 3t THE BEST FERTILIZERS. I would call llio attention of the Farmers of Union County to tlio following standard I brands of fertilizers which I atn prepared to furnish in any quantities : STONO CUANO, ST ONO A CI I), STONO A S11E ELEMENT, BRA I)LEY S DISSOL VED BONES, G. OB ERA- SON'S SOLUBLE AMMONIA TED SUPER PJI OS ?#? 4 The result from the Stono Guano and Stono Acid excels those of any other Fertilizer in the market. My terms and prices are as accommodating and low as they are in nuy market in tho upper counties of tho State. W. A. NICHOLSON. Jan 1G 2 .2ms Prompt StdtloiiiontN make Fust Friends. milE subscriber notifies nil persons indebted X to him by note or account, that settlements k. 1~ i ? - u.?d> uu iuihh >t unco, i nave many iNotcs and accounts of long standing and I am now greatly in want of money, nnil am compelled to collect. It will bo impossible for me to give longer indulgence, and I hope this notice will prevent the necessity of my putliug claims in other hands for collection. P.M. COIIEN. Jan 0 1 3t DISSOLUTION. ~ THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the firm namo of Allen & Robinson is ^ I ??oanl A ]1 jvnr sons indebted to the snid firm must call at fflto and settle with W. A. Robinson, who is authorized to make all collections and receipt for tho same. January 1st. 1880. C. L. A I.I.F.N W. A. ROMNSOX. Jnn 0 1 I in Pay What TIioh Owont. mm: time hits arrived when wo expect all J. who owe us to closo their accounts, therefore, to prevent being <Iuiiim.>(], walk up to the Captain's office and settle, as we need money. S1*EAKS & COLTON. Jan. 9 1 -It NOTICE. All persons indebted to Thomson & Mrxr.o, wilh please call at Oibhes & Co s. Drug Storo anil make immediate settlements, as our books must be closed. Dr. Gibbcs is authorized to collect and receipt for us. THOMSON & MUNRO. Oct. 12. M) fit. Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that on tiie 23d day of .January next, 1 will make a fhiol return and apply to David Johnson, Jr.. .Judge of Probate, for a final discharge as administrator of the estate and efTeets of L. II. .Jeter, deceased. J. P. THOMAS. Dec 19 . 61 4t FKKWCH C'ANDV, PLAIN STICK CANDV, CRACKERS OF ALL SORTS, CANNED GOODS, Foi Sale .it No 1 Kant Union Ly B. F. RAWLS. ' <&? 17 ? tf GREAT ATTRACTION ?AT? J. H. RODGER'S GUOCKHY STOKE, WHERE YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ?OF? GROCERIES, HARDWARE. TINWARE AND STOVES. WHICH lie is detcrmed to sell at tlic rcrj lowest l'riccs. If you don't believe wlia I say call and try me. I have Sugars, of all qualities. Coffee and Teas, Ilacon and Hams, Molasses anil Salt, Flour and Lard, PINE APPLE CHEESE. EiiKlish Dairy CIicchc. . Rice and Grist Canned Fisli, Flesli and Vegetables. IT tirdware. My stock of Hivrdwaro embraces everylhinj needed upon tlie Farm, in tie Household or ii the shop of the Mechanic. BOOTS AND SHOES. IN this Lino I liavo a very fino Assortment, t< which 1 invite special attention. Trices as lov ns ut auy other store. STOVE PIPE. I Manufacture Stovo Pipe from the very bcsl Sheet Iron, and warrant tho work. TIN WARE, &c. I also manufacture my own Tin Waro nnti Sheet Iron Pans and always keep on hand t stock of every Article needed in tlmt line. _____ ROOFING AND GUTTERING, I AM always prepared to do Hoofing ant Guttering at shortest Notice and ia the bcsl manner. REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE STOVE CASTINGS FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE If there is anything else you want I believt I can furnish it. Call ami ?<>i* JAS. H. RODGER. Oct 24 _ 43 tf Judge of Probate's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UMION. In the Court of Probate. James Mutiro ns Clerk of Court as Administrator of Margaret Ivy, deceased. Plaintiff. Uf/ainot Jeremiah ivy, el al. Defendants. BY virtue of a decree of the Frabnte Court made in the above stated case on the twen ty-fourlh day cf September, A. D. 1879, I wil sell to the highest bidder, on Sulcsday in Fcbrir nry nest, a tract of laud belonging to the cstatt of Margaret Ivy, deceased. Said land is situa ted in l'inckney township, near Brown's ('reek Church, and hounded by lards of James Brown, Smith Vaughan, James Ilancy and Smith Ivy nnd contains one huudrcd and ouc and one-hall acres (10U.) Terms of Sale : Onc-lmlf cash ; the balance on a credit ol twelve months with interest from day of sale; the purchaser to give bond and mortgage of the premises to secure payment of the balance. DAVID JOHNSON, JB., ?/udgc of l'robate. Jnn 91 4t JNUiiUlii TO TKHiSlJAabER3. Aid. persons arc hereby noiificil not to trespass upon all] 01 our lauua, "j their slock to run upon them, by hunting Opos sums, squirrels or any other game, by cutting down our timber, by walking over our cultivated fields, or making pathways or roads througl our land for the passage of persons, horses cattle or vehicles, or in any oilier way trespass ing upon any ot our premises. All persons cauglit trespassing as above, nf this notice will bo punished lo the extremity ol the law. JAS. CUNN1NIIAM. W. A. BKATV. Dec. 10 f.l 41* Tho People's Academy. WEST SPRINGS, UNION CO., S. C. rpiIE Spring Term of this Academy common JL cos January 5, 1880, and continues fiv< months. Course of instruction thorough. Extexsks : Tuition, SI.25, $1.50 and $2.00 per month Music on Piano 2.00 " " Hoard, $7 and $7.50 " " For further particulars and Circulars. nnnlv tt J. B. l?ARROTT, rrinc'ipah ' ' HOT Wwl Spring*. FOSTER & mm BOOTS and SHOES. BUY the best, for they nro the cheapest. Zieg ler Brothers celebrate Hand nu?l Machint made (Joods for dents Ladies and Children.? Every pair warranted. Sold only by FOSTER k NV11,KINS. Sewing Machines. I AM Agent for the popular and scrviecabl Weed and the New American Sewing Ma chines. They are pronounced equal to any no\ in use and are sold very cheap. 1\ M. COHEN. Oct. 8 40 tf Hardware, rilllE nrices of all tr?i>il? m?J? fmm Imn l..? | JL advanced very much in (lio past GO days.Wo have a great many good* on hand, hough bc'orc I ho rise, that we can sellut former price! Now ia the time to buy. FOSTEIl & \Y ILK INS. Take Notice. ALL persons indebted to the undcrsignc are iierehy notified that (heir obligation must bo cancellod. Longer indulgence cannc be given. HICK & MoLL KK Dec. 5 1870. 49 4t WOOI.KiNH. OTJR stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Jcani Satinet is. Flannels, Linnoys, Itlnukcts, &c i&c., cannot fn\l (o please. Look foryoursehp FOSTEIl & WILK1N& Oot 17 42 tf 'GEE & HUMPHRIES RESl'13(.TFULLY inform (heir Customers and (lie people of Union County generally, ) (lint their stock of New Goods for the FALL AA'1> WINTER TICADE, is now open for inspection. Their goods have been purchased nt the bent markets, upon the best terms nud selected with greaf enre by one of i lie tirin. THEIR STOCK CONSISTS OF A FULL LINE OF Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, [ CLOTHING, //ATSand CAPS. BOOTS I SHOES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, TINWARE, , WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, SADDLES and BRIDLES, TRUNKS ANDJ7ALICES. In Groceries we hare a complete assortment. l Toa?, Coffees, * Sugars, Molasses. Flour, Ilaeon, Canned Goods, Spices, v Flavoring Kxtraets. iVe. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION 1 TO OUK LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Hand and Custom Made SHOES. ALSO OUR STAR SHIRTS, . GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICES. Wo intend to sell on tbo most reasonable terms anil giro satisfaction to all who purchaso ! from us. Wc ask a trial. OFF *V 1HIMP1IR1E8, Oct 17 42 tf. The State of South Carolina,J j Til K milNTV ni? iTVinvr . w V/41 A A V4 VillVil. In the Court of Common Plcaa. George 0. Ilughey, as oxceu-"l tor of the last will and tcs- Summons tamcnt of Joseph Ilughey, deceased, Plaintiff. for relief. against Alhcrt I. A. t>. Hughe?, Mar- Complaint garct Sparks. William Wil, son aud lUbert Wilson, not Served. Defendants. J ' To the Defendants above named : YOU arc hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the ollicc of I he Clerk of the Court of ' Common I'leas for the County of Union, at Uuiou 1 Court House, South Carolina, and to serve a l copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their otlice, No. 12 Law llange, Union, South Carolina, within twenty dnys alter the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day wf such service; and if you fail to f answer the said complninl within the lime a fare* I said, the plaintiff in this action will apply to ! the Court for tho relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Union, S.'C., 10th December. 1870. MUNKO & MUNUO, Plaintiff's Attorney. C 1 J am is Mux no, 4 seal > Clerk. To the Defendant Albert I. A. D. Ilughcy : > Take notice that the Summons herein, of " which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the 1 office of the Clerk of the Court of Common { Pleas for Union Counlv. at ITnL.n f\?nn iii tho State of South Carolina, an the lOtli day of December, A. D. 1870. Dated, Union, S. C., 10th December, 1879. r MUNUO& MUNRO, Plaintiff's Attorneys, No. 2 Law Range, Union, S..C. Dec 12 50 Gt Fall aid Winter Mis > FOR 1879. "^"^E arc now in receipt of a large Stock ot FALL AND WINTER GOODS , Embracing every line requisite for the supply of our trade, which have been selected with great care, and wo propose to sell on the most 'Ti??a?w . We invito an inI compete successfully with neighboring markets, ' ill Stylets, (timlilios and Prices. PURCHASERS WILL FI1) b a i: u ll is u i'rl y or " STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, . Clothing, llatM, HIioch, o tlrocerieN, llni'tlivurc, ' Ac., Ac. CALL AND EXAMINE OUU GOODS. Rice & McLure. e _?ct3_ 40 ,f ; RftRFRTfcflN TAVI HR J& Pft >IWWHII> WVII) m laWM ?W WVI) ?SUCCESSORS TO? UKO. W. WIUJASIN A CO., ,, COTTON F A C T 0 It 8--W II0 L K*.S ALE >u ? It 0 C E tt 8 >i ?AND? General Commission Merchants, "* 1 AND a HAYNB STREET, 8 OIIAULENT'ON, M. C. J July 18 Jtf) t>m I JUST RE New Fall and ?OF All Kinds a ?AT J T. HIL1 AVE invite attention to our New i r> i i E s s < CONSISTT l Worntoclw, Miuuniy ClotliH, Funcy f AND A FULL LINE OF CHEAT 1)1 OF THE LATEST DESlGi :o:? OUR STOCK C White Goods, Homespun,' Tickings, Flannels, Linst Clotlis is < WE linTo the largest and best assert meats ef Lh to this mi OUR BOOTS "] Are of the beet make and tke cheapest ovor efTen to our stock of T. MILES LADIES' WE HAVE THE LARGEST A J LADIES' ( THAT HAS E VEII BEEN BRC :o OUR STOC GENT'S CLOT ?AND FURNISITIN Is largo find well selected and as as cheap as the rinee you of what we say. :c WE HAVE A WELL SELECTED STO Hardware, W oodenware, Tinware, Croekei C All of which will be sold at the lowest prices, ai for yoarselvcs. J. Oct. 40 A. IRWIN'S DIMIt; STORE, Opposite the Union Hotel. ?DEALER IN? DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, $ Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, fi Hair Brushes, k Tooth Brushes, Toilet Soap, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Shouler Braces, Trusses, Sponges, _ Letter Paper, Envelops, Glass, Putty, Carbon, Kerosene Oil. himneys, PUllK WIXES ami LKtl OltS ?FOR? 1 MEDICAL PURPOSES. Pli ysicinns' Prescriptions carefully compounded and Orders answered with Care and Dispatch. The Public will find my Stock of Medicines Complete, Warranted (lenaino and of the Best Quality. Medicine at all hours of the night and cn Sunday. I Sep 6 .10 tf I). W. Ham., Laurens. 8.B. Stokes, Union. 11A I^L, A HTOKKS, 1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW, U NION 0. H., S. 0. WILL practice in nil the Courts of this State. Prompt attention given to tho Collection sf Claims in all parts of the United States. Dec 5 4U tf FRESH SUPPLIES. PRESS GOODS. . 1 KENTUCKY JEANS, ROOTS ANT) SHOES . AT LOW PMiCIiS. HtCK & McLl'RE. Not 21 47 tf OKI V EI). Winter Goods. md Styles L & CO'S. and well assorted STOCK of ^ O O 1) s, iNU UL< ?ni< injjH, Htri]>e<l Suitings*, AlpucnKy iESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS *S AND NOVELTIES. >1^ NOTIONS, sys, Jeans, Tweeds, Cassimeres; Jomple to. iilioN Clonks that lias aver baen brooght irkat. VNI) SHOES, ed im Unoin. Wo would call cpccial attoatio* Ac SOW'S SHOES. W BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOAKS, >UGUT TO THIS MARKET. K OF [UNO, HATS G GOODS, cheapest. Call anil sec them and wcwill can >:? CA' IX Tin: FOLLOWIXG LINKS. :r> lery and Bridles, rrocerics, &c. id satisfaction guaranteed. Call and examine T. HILL & CO. tr Eat E Grow Fat! 250 PACKAGES FISH, 600 LBS. CHEESE. 150 BBLS. FLOUR. LOOO Lbs. Baoon, lugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Crackers. Sardines, Oysters, Pickles, Bagging and Ties, Lord. Spices, Raisins, Citrons, Tea, Baking Powders, Lie. robacco, And all other articles usually ken IN A FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY STORE. >Vc shall keep a full line of nhove Goods on iaml and guarantee prices. GIVE VS A CALL V ind you will be convinced that you enn do as veil with us as at any other of the surroundng markets. I'll Mi WEIGHT GUARANTEED. HPKA1JS At CO. Oct .S 40 If ClothinEf. AT.AUOF. and well selected Stock of Men'* and Hoyti Clothing, Manufactured for the Southern trade, at prices to suit the times; to bo seen in our clothing room up stairs. FOSTER & Wll.KIKS. Ladies' Cloaks. TITF, can show the best ('looks for the nwioy \ T to he seen in this market. Examine beforo p'.irohshing. FOSTER &. WtUtniS.