Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. ? J_l I . - ?i J . i_ The Markets. ^ Umiox, January 2:5. The Cotton market boa bftcn dull the past week, with a decline or ? at the close, l'lanters who are not compelled to , 'J sell #re holding on under the belief that March prices will be higher : Friday, Jau. 23 10 @1'??J Saturday, " 24 9J (<i\ 12 MotlUay, " 26 9$ fe'lj Tuesday. " 27 94 <V*> 11A "Wednesday," 28 9? Qr) 11J Thursday, " 29 noon lOj (?}1~ . . . Sales for the week 185 bales. *' " ' Ciiarrkstox, January 27.?Cotton firm?middling 12%; low middling 12%; good ordinary 11%', net receipts 1,733; sales 1,500; stock 57,577. Nkw York, Jan. 27.?Cotton nominal; sales 466 bales ?middling uplands 1254; middling Orleans 12%. Futures closed firm; February 12.86(a> 12.87 ; March 13.08<>y j;s.irj ; April u.2??i,w.rj ; .>i;iy i.t.-ewM. Iiiviupoob January 27?Cotton steady?middling up* lands 7; middling Orleau* 7J/6; sales H,000. Futures firmer with more buyers. List of Letters llemaining in the l'ostofhco, at Union, S. C., for the week ending Jan. 29th, 1880. Allen, Jnnies O. Jeans, Nathan (c.) Evans, Prof. 1$. F. Johns. W111. W. Ferguson, John F.J Webster, Miss Ksie. Held for postage?to National School of Design, Chicago, 111. J AS. II. GOSS, 1\ M. NEW GOODS. I, 4-4 and Striped Homespuns, just received l?y SUE A US & COLTON. Jan. 80 4 tf_ Seasonable Goods. p A DEAUTIFUL selection of Medium Prints J\. aud Spring DeLains on hand; call and sec them. SI'EAUS & COLTON. Jan. 30 4 tf Crockery. ALL old and new housekeepers who need Crockery will do well to examine our stock. SPEARS & COLTON. .Ian. <10 4 tf noticeT ALL persons indebted to Foster & Wilkins by note or account arc earnestly requested to make Settlements at once, as] money we must have. Jan 30 4 1m Application for Charter. NOTICE is hereby given that 30 days from date we will apply to Jaines Munro, Esq., Clerk of the Court of Union County, for a Charter to incorporate the Mount View Sons and daughters Society of Faith, Hope and Charily, i" "ccordance with the Law cmpowcringiClerks of Courts to grant powers of Incorporations. TIIOM1S PA It It GALLANT HUGHES. Jan. 30 4 4t P R E MIU M!!! :o: A HANDSOME SILVER COFFEE AND TEA SET TTT"ILL be given as a premium to the person VV who may gather the greatest number of pounds of Cotton from FIVK ACRES OF LAND. Tlic Fertilizer to be used must be LONG'S Cll KM 1CA LS composted according to directions Parties competing for the Premium must enter their names before May 1st, 1880. G11115KS & CO., Agents for jiln \>\i Long's Chemicals. ~ lm LONG'S CHEMICALS. IjlAllMKltS who wish to save Money ami at . (lie satnc time use as good a Fertilizer ns is made will use L?XG"S CHKNICALS. Call soon, as the supply is limited. " (IllJlJiiS & CO., Ag'L Jan. 23 .1 2ius. Mr. 'I- 0'. Farr at Sautuc, and Mr. W. W. Seolt, at Joucsville, will supply Farmers in their neighborhoods. GUANO i>()NK Crescent Ammouiated, y Hone Crcsent Acid, For Sale by GIUDKS& CO.. Ag't. Jan. 23 3 2ms. Notice to Trespassers. A i.L persons are hcrehy notified not to trcsj ji\ pass upon any ofiny lands, by allowing their stoek to run upon them, by hunting Opossums', squirrels or any other game, by cutting down my timber, by walking over my cultivated fields, or making pathways or roads through my land for the passage of persons, horses, cattle or vehicles, or in any other way trespassing upon any of my premises, without permission from me. All persons caught trespassing as above, after this notice will be punished to the extremity of the law. R. (1. DAVIDSON. Jan 23 3 4t Spring Oats. ?AA MJXIIKLS of Spring Oats for sale at eJ{J\J F. M. FA II It & CO S. .hiu 23 23 lin DHLINQUENT LIST. " Union Townsiiii*. Acres. Karr, Thomas 255 llriggs, K F 1 lot Santi o Towns hi p. l'ciikc, Mrs. T. 11 1M llochcslor, l<. A 10(1 Fishiiam Townsiiii*. Kison, Itosa SO Joxksvii.i.k Township. * ^ Fowler, L. K OH ( 1'ixcknkv Townsiiii*. t riavncr, Charles I l i Ivy, (Scorge 50 Nance, John F 1 OS Ilice, tint. Tom (II. L. Cross A<Fr) 03 : (lowiii: vs v i i.i.k Townsiiii*. Howell, A. li 10(1 i Harrison, John *1 Monlnomcrv. Itobert w"* ' iMr, Mrs. Minerva 1"'? 1 Smith, A. Frank -0 1 Bit ayton v 1i i.k Townhii i r. l.ittlejohn, I! '-'Hi; Purser, Benjamin 21 1'liillips, Sailic ">:( III mure, I'M ward 2 J Bon ,\nsv i i.m: Tow nsii i i\ Orrcnleuf <\ S IP" Winsmilh, Dr. .) 1 ,' 0 West, (1.8 2<>0 West, K. Lnnkey 110 J ClOSIIKS II II.I. Tow NSII II*. rilcnn,Juliu B loo , nothi:. ( NOT I CM is hereby given I hut the whole of the several parcels, lots and purls of real estate iloscribo'l in the preceding list, or so much thereof tis will l?e necessary lo pay the taxes, penal ties and asscsmeiits thereon, will be sold by the ) Treasurer of I'uion Couniy, South Carolina, at his otliee in said t'ounty, on Monday, February ^ 2, A. l>. lsso. unless said taxes, assessments u.vl penalties be pai<l before that time; ami ^ Hueh sale will be continue*! front ?lay to day, until all of sail parcels, lots ami purls of lots of r tl estate - hall be s.,|.| or olb re 1 for sale. .1. I,. ^ t?l'NO, Auditor, 1'. C. Jan 2> d 2t Announcement Extraordinary! ( I TAKE pleasure in informing niy friends and ilie public genera.ly that I have a tull stock jf the very best quality of FAMILY GROCKRIES, J CONSISTING OF Flour, Meal, Bacon, L?ard, Hams, Sugar,_ (jorree, Molassas, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Starch, Soda, Pickles, 1 Canned Goods in Great Variety, I ?o?p, OandlcH, CrnekerH, Clime, Seed Irish Potnloed Or llic Finest Qualities. Nails, I'owder, Shot, I Caps, Prize Cigars, Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobnecos. Also, in rear of my Grocery Store I have a first class liar ltooill, where ^'ou will find the very best of Brandies, Wines, Whiskies, r Rum, t Gin, Porter, Alo and Lager Beer. Give me n call and be convinced that 1 hare v the best and cheapest stock in Town. a J. W. VINSON. Jan. 30 4 tf GUANO! GUANOi! g First Class (aiianos at Prices, I<owvr than liver. WE offer the following Standard Brands of Fertilizers, delivered at Union free of ? freight: a litiiwaii Dissolved Bone, $29 Cash, . . by 1st May, 1880, or $33 by 1st Nov., 1880. <jltll?llO vWO Cuoli, by lat Mojf, 1880, or $45 by 1st Nov., 1880. Kliiwaii Dissolved Bone,?Cotton 1 Option, 375 lbs Mid. Cotton. " Hllano, Cotton option, 4501bs Mid. Cotton, liurektt (aliano. Cotton option, 4501bs Mid. Cotton. Anclior gliano, Cotton option, 4501bs Mid. Cotton. Allison A Addison Star CJuano? , Cotton option 4115 lbs Mid Cotton. I.orreiitx A Kitllcr Annuoiiiatcd Dissolved B ttlie,?Cotton option 48511)8. Mid. Cotton. Monatrcll Cilia no?Cotton option 4751bs Mid Cotton. Carolina guano, Cotton option, 4801hs Mid. Cotton. Faliuetlo Acid, Cotton option, 3751bs Mid. Cotton. " $29 Cash 1 May 1880. " " $33 Cash 1 Nov. 1880. Zell's Aminoniatcd Dissolved Bone?Cotton optim -IStHl?s. Mid Cotton F. .H. 1AHit A C O. Jan 23 3 2ins aiiciirrti sales. I^\v'r.V.,e ?f,Executions to inedirccted, i wiii sen, oetore union Court Mouse door, on the first Monday in February next, within x (lie legal hours of SlieritTs sales, the 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 estate of Thomas . l'ridtnore, bounded by lands of Calvin Situs, A. . A.Sarrntt, Ann Bonner or Arinslrong, and Kli- , zabcth McCullock ; levied on and to be sold ns the property of the Estate of Thomas Pridmore, at the suit of Charles Bolt as Administrator of <i. W. Aruistrong, deceased, ngainst Thomas t Pridmore. t a lso. j All the interest which Dcmpscy F. Bobo has in a tract of laud belonging to the Estate of Kindred Bobo, located in Cross Keys township, containing about four hundred acres, more or less, hounded by Knorec Kivcr, Atidrcw^Joncs, Robert Betsill, Mrs. Mary Sparks, and others ; levied on as the interest of ltempscy F. Bobo, and j to be sold at the suit of Lemuel J. Bobo, ngainst 1: Ltenipsey F. Bobo. f ALSO, One bale lint cotton ; levied on and to be sold as the pioperty of ltcuben Jennings, at the suit of*T. J. Jones under a warrant to siczc crop under lein. ALSO. One bale of lint cotton ; levied on and to be sold as the property of Kcuhcn and Anderson Sartor, at the suits of Philip M. Cohen and J. W. Sartor. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. ALSO. I will sell on Tuesday, the third day of Feb- ^ rttary next, within the legal hours of Shcrilf'B " sale, at the residence of James darner, about fifty bushels corn and six hundred bundles fodder; levied on and to be sold as the property of ( Plough darner, at the suit of N. B. Eiaon, under a warrant to sicze crop under lien. It. MACBETH, 8. U C. Jan. 12t h 1880. 2 3t 1S80 ! Ih80! INhO Every Farmer Will find it to his interest and to the advantage ^ ?f the community in which he resides to sublet ibe for, read and enlarge the circulation of THE AMERICAN FARMER, to long recognized ns (lie exponent of ngriculural interests and the promoter of agricultural iiiprovemeut in (lie Middle and Southern States. Established in 1810, and for more (ban a third j j >f a century in the bands of its present manage- ( rneut, it understands the iciuii rnictils of our 1 , Ins- III.. I L- iw.n- I I. I It in for ' " " "" " * V* " '"V"" The Farm ami (he Fireside! II i Mile and practical writers conduct departments jt for liive Stuck, llie Dairy, tlie Orchard, Fruit, (j Cegelahlo iiii*I Flower Gardens, Pleasure Grounds p ind Greenhouse, Poultry Vard and Veterinary Imjuiries. Many correspondents, distinguished for expo- tt 'ience and success in their special branches, iontrihulc ta every issue of the Farmer. Kcports of the advanced farmers' cluhs arc a \ cguhir feature. i? Kspoeial attention is paid to Fertilizers? sa Home-made and Artificial?their Composition, c.| Application, kc. p, The Home Department always contains somehing bright, practical and useful, from necomdished and cx|iericnccd ladies, and is enlarged ind improved. Subscription,?SI.AO a year. To Clubs of ive or inorc.SI .< <>. % \M LS iN l>SA SO\. I'lihliMlierH, n No. 128 w. naltimoro St., > (Sign of the (Jtdden Plow,) fo Ihillimore, Md. C;i t-J>" Sample copies sent en application. Jin n 3 If HEtEAT ATTRACTION! I ?AT? r. H, RODGER'S] GROCERY STORE, WHERE YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 1 t ?OF? GROCERIES, HARDWARE. I TINWARE AND STOVES. tXTIIICIl he is dctcrmcd to sell nt the very VV lowest Prices. If you don't believe what say call and try me. I have Sugars, of all qualities. Cotfee and Teas, Bacon and Hants, Molasses and Salt, Flour and Lard, PINE APPLE OHEESE. ^nigligli ]>uirj G'Iiccbc. Rice and Grist, ('aimed Fish, Flesh and Vegetables. II ardware. My stock of Hardwaro embraces everything iccded upon the Farm, in the Household or in lie shop of the Mechanic. BOOTS AND SHOES. IN this Line I have a very fine Assortment, to fhich I invite special attention. Prices as low s at any other store. STOVE PIPE. I Manufacture Stove Pipe from the very best >hcct Iron, and warrant the work. TIN WAHK, Set*. I also manufacture my own Tin Ware and sheet Iron I'ans and always keep on hand a itock of every Article needed in that line. HOOFING AND GUTTERING. T AM always prepared to do Hoofing and luttcring at shortest Notice and in the best nanner. REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE. STOVE CASTINGS FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. If there is anything else you want I believe [ cau furnish it. Call and see. JAS. H. RODGER. Oct ?4 tf Judge of Probate's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. James Munro as Clerk of Court as Administrator of Margaret Ivy, deceased. Plaintiff, against Jeremiah ! ?#*, ' J)tfenaant9. I)Y virtue of a decree of tlie Probate Court, J made in the above stated case on the twenty-fourth day of September, A. 1). 1870, 1 will s<cll to the highest bidder, on Salesday in February next, a tract of land belonging to the estate of Margaret Ivy, deceased. Said land is situated in Pinckney township, near Brown's ("reek ?hurch, and bounded by lards of James Brown, smith Vaughun, James Ilaney and Smith Ivy, tnd contains one hundred and oue and one-half teres (101.}.) Terms of Sale : One-half cash ; the balance on a credit of welvc months with interest from day of sate; he purchaser to give bond and mortgage of the ncmises to secure payment of the balance. DAVID JOHNSON, Jit., Judge of Probate. Jan 0 1 4t THE BEST FERTILIZERS?" [would call (he attention of the Farmers of . Union County to tho following standard irauds of fertilizers which I am prepared to uruish in any quantities : ST0X0 CUAXO, ST0X0 ACID, STOXO ASUS SLUMS XT, Jilt A I)IjSY s dissol vsd JiOXSS, a. obeii & sox's sol suss A MM 0X1. f 7 ED S CI 'Eli 1 '110 SPUA TS. The result front the Stono Guano and Slono icid excels those of any other Fertilizer in the tarket. My terms and prices arc as accommodating ami >w us lltey nro in any market in the upper ountics of the State. W. A. NICHOLSON. Jan 1G 2 .2ms Clerk's Sale. The State of Sontli Carolina. covsty or ex/ox. ii the Court of Common Pleas. Oliver K. Kcmlrick and ) John S. Kemlriek V'/rtiwJ/J,. j ty/intl I ,. II. Colctnen Kendrick, I I,lU.c.'n Elizabeth Hin ges* I 1 aimion. Jjr/eiiihinlt. | f X obedience to an order made in tlie above L entitled case, tiy His Honor W. II. Wallace, { urenit Judge, I will sell before the Court House oor, in the town of L'nion, within the legal hours I Sale, on the first .Monday in February JSftt), le following described properly, to wit : All that certain tract of land containing one iindred and eiglily-tive acres, more or less, lyig. situate and tiling in (ioudeysvillu Township, f II ion County, Stale aforesaid, and bounded by , acolct Kiver and lands of Joshua Haines, Josh- ; i Foster and others. Said land will tic sold in two tracts. Flats j ill be exhibited on day of sale. Terms of Stilo : 4 One ball' of the purchase money to he paid g i cash, the balance in one year from day of ilc, with interest from day of sale. The pur* laser to give bond and a mortgage of the -ionises to secure the balance of I lie purchase oncy. * i\;a it* < miivu. ?J ?l .W IV* Jan. KMli 1880. Clerk of Court. f Jan. 1<> 2 Kt l*i?3' What Tliou OwohI. I1IIK time has nrrivcil wlien we expect all :i I. who owe us to close tlioir accounts, there- i re. to prevent heinjrduiliMMl. walk up to the s iptain s ofltcc tin J settle, as we nee.l money. NI'KAKN k CO J,TON'. Jan. 0 1 it SEE & HUMPHRIES RESPECTFULLY inform their Customers Mod the people of Union County generally, hat their stock of New Goods for the PAUL AND MLMKR TRADE, 8 now open for inspection. Their goods haro >een purchased nt the best markets, upon the >est terms and selected with great unrc by one of THEIR STOCK CONSISTS OF A FULL LIFE OF Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, MOTIONS, CLOTHING, ' HA TS ami CA rs. BOOTS I SHOES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, TINWARE, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, SADDLES and BRIDLES, TRUNKS A^D^VALICES, GROCERIES, In Groceries we have a complete assortment. Tens, Collees, Sugars, Molasses, Flour, nacou, Cauiicd Goods, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, ?fco. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Hand and Custom Made SHOES. ALSO OUR STAR SHIRTS, GREATLY REDUCED /.V rRICES. We intend to sell on tlio most reasonable terms and give satisfaction to all who purchase from us. We ask a trial. GEE ?fc IIUMPIIKIES, Oct 17 42 tf._ ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO., ?SUCCESSORS TO? GEO. IV. WILLIAMS A CO., COTTON F A C T O It S?W II0 L F4S A L E G It 0 C E It S ?AND? Geneip,l Commission Merchants, 1 AND 8 HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON", S. O. _ July 18 20 Gm FOSTER & ffiKINS! BOOTS and SHOES. BUY the best, for they nre the cheapest. Zicgler Urol hers celebrate llaml and Machine made Gou<is for Gents Ladies and Children.? Every pair warranted. Sold only by FQ3TBR .N W ILK INS. Sewing Machines. I AM Agent for the popular and serviceable Weed and the New American Sewing Machines. They are pronounced equal to any now in use and are sold very cheap. P. M. COIIKN. Oct. 8 10 tf Hardware. TITHE prices of all goods made from Iron have JL advanced very much in the past GO days.? We have a great many goods on hand, bought betorc the rise, that we can sell at former prices Now is the time to buy. FOSTER & WILKIN'S. WOOLENS. OUR stock of Cloths, Cassiincres, Jeans, Satinetts, Flannels, Linscys, Blankets, &c., &c., cannot fail to ploaso. Look for yourselves. FOSTER k WILKIN'S. Oct 17 4*2 tf The State of South Carolina, THE COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Trial Justice. ATTACHMENT. BY SAMUELS. STOKES, ESQ.. Trial Justice in and for said County of the said State. TO ANY LAWFUL CONSTABLE. Complaint having been made unto mc by Jacob Rice that Edward Kainc is indebted to liina on an open account in the sutn of sixty-eight (OH) dollars, rilHESE arc, therefore, to require you to sumL noon the said Defendant to appear before me. in my office, in Union, S. C., on tiie Twentieth day of March A. D. 18S0. at 11 o'clock A. M. to answer to the said Complaint, or judgment will be given against him by default. (liven under my hand and seal, at Union, S. I!., tlio lOtli tl?y of January A. D. 1880. i>. H. STOKKS, ( \ Trial Justice. j ska.i. V 7\i Ihr Drfeniliint Ktbtard fCuint. Vou are hereby Summoned and required to mswer tlie complaint in this action, a uopy of ivhich was filed in the office of S. S. Stokes, I'rial Justice, on the I'Jth day of January 1880* iml serve a copy of your answer on the subscriber at bis office in Union N. (5., within Twenty lays after the service of this Summons on you, txcllisiva of the day of such service, or Judgnont will !>? given against you for the suin of lixly-ciglit dollars and costs. Jan lUtb 1880. STOKKS, Trial Justice. Jan '2* 8 t'.t DISSOLUTION. ' IllI* Co-partnership heretofore existing un1 der the firm name of Allen & llobinson is his day dissolved hy mutual consent. All perons indebted to the said firm must call at once ml settle with W. A. Kohinson, who is authorzed to make all collections and receipt for the anic. January 1st, 1880. C. L. AT.I.F.N. n. a. J?n n I rtn I JUST REC New Fall and "\ ?OP? All Kinds ai f AT?r J T. HILL WE invite attention to our New ami 1? H K t-i & CONSISTING >> Ul'Ml?'?in, Mumiiiy Cloths, Fftiioy Si AND .1 FULL LIRE OF ClIEAr DRE OF THE LATEST DESIGNS :o: OUIt STOCK O White Goods, Homespun,' Tickings, Flannels, Linsey J CIotli? is O WE have the largest and best assortments of TjImI to this marl OUR BOOTS A Are of the best make and the cheapest ever offered to our stock of T. MILES I LADIES' WE HAVE THE LARGEST AN] LADIES' C THAT HAS EVER BEEN BROl :o:OUR STOCI GENTS CLOT] ?ANDFURNISHING v, .UIM VIIVI I IlllllUfc-' , . * mnltin -Vijn -J rr,.. Is large ami well sclcc!e<l nnd as as eboap as the < viuce you of what we say. :o: WE IIA YE .1 1 YEl.L SELECTED STOC Hardware, W oodon ware, Tinware, Crocker 8addl Gr All of which will be sold at (he lowest prices, and for yourselves. J. ' Oct. 40 A. IRWIN'S I i > ii u ? ri >11jlc, Opposite the TJnicii Hotel. c ?DEALER IN? DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Paints, ?ils? S, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, ? Hair Brushes, ? Tooth Brushes, Toilet Soap. Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Shouler Braces, Trusses, Sponges, Letter Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelops, Glass, Putty, Carbon, Kerosene Oil. himneys, IM KK W IVES and I.I*|l OllS ] ? FOR? TO MEDICAL PUHPOSKS. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded ami Orders answered with ("are and Dis- ? patch. The Public will find my Stock of MediP.mnl.t. I ? ,.r .i. Rest Quality. Medicine lit all hours of the Might and en Sunday. Sep f> 30 tf II. IV. Pali., Lauren*. S. S. Stokkm. Union. well 1J S T O li. E IS , i?g ATTOUM.YS AT LAW, F UNION C. H . , S.C. WILL practice in all the Courts of this Slate. ?? Prompt attention given to tho Collection of 1 Claims in ull parts of the United Slates. Dec 5 -PJ If FRESH SUPPLIES. D11 ESS GOODS. mon KENTUCKY JEANS, TP.OOTS AND SHOES p AT LOW PRICKS. Fo RICE k MrLTTRR. Xot 21 AI (f N lEIYED Winter Goods. id Styles . & CO'S. I well assorted 8TOCK of o o x> s, 1 OF StripiMl SultliiffM, AlpuonK, SS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS AND NOVELTIES. F NOTIONS^ rs, reans. Tweeds, Oassimeres, omplctc. ica Clonks that bus ever b?en brought tet. ND SHOES, in Unoin. Wo would Mil opeolul attention Ic SON'S SHOES. D BEST ASSORTMENT OF ! L O A K S, 'JGUT TO T1I1S MARKET. C OF HING, HATS G GOODS. lirecn wis sflitu ,.i >u<r siiuuiacr, but kept ohcnpost. Call and boo them and wewaoill K I.V THE FOLLOWING LISKSkery and Iiridlei^, rocerics, Aco. I satisfaction guaranteed. Call and examine r. HILL & CO. tf lat I Grow Fat! :o: 550 PACKAGES FISKr 600 LBS. GHEE8E. 150 BBLS. FLOUR. ,000 Lbs. Bjicoiu gar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Crackers. Sardines, Oysters, Pickles, Bagging and Ties* Lard, Candles, Spices, Raisins, Citrons, Tea, Baking Powders, Lie. bacco, And all oilier articles usually kept IN A FUlST CLASS AMILY ilROCERY STORK. e shall keep a full lino of above Goods on d and guarantee prices. <JA VK US A CAkL you will be convinced (lint you can do ? I with us as at an/, olher of rhe surroundmarkets. ULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED. SPEARS At OO. cl .1 40 If Fhe People's Academy. \\EST SPRINGS, UNION CO., S. C. UK Spring Term of Ibis Academy oommeir ccs January 5. 1880, and continues Iff* ths. Course of instruction rhoro?gh. Expenses : nitionr 51.25, $1.50 and 52.Off per month usic on l*1ano ^...2".00 " ?* card, $7 and $7.50 " " r further particulars and Circulars, apply to* J. B. PAUROTT. Principal. West Spring*. ot 21 47 2m?