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<W?I. - ,,a M T? .... _ rrm ? temperance pe purlin en CO.NI'UCrKIl IIV lilK LADIES OF TI1K W. O. T. L". COIi. II. J. U1UK, Kdllor. The Kind of K ip; meets it tli Methodist Church every Thursday, at .> I M. fltu)*" The W. C. T. I', meets every altei n.tie i'rtdiy, :u the Moth jJist Church, at 1'. M from Aug. 18th. "HOW USE DOTH BREED A HABIT IN A MAN. Aui.ng the iiuny habits induced iu bj the youth of the present d iy there is u on perhaps more pernicious tliaii eigaretti sue king. We cliauoed not long ago to b st Hiding near a group of collage boys wlp wore indulging in their 1 linty cigarette aud discussing quite fasti li >udy the in :ri t of different brjuls. Del it ever occur ti these young exquisites that l lieu dii'its cigarettes might be made of stumps of ci gars picked up ."bout tli -streets of somegren city ? cigars which had been pulled lion mouths tainted with leprosy, syphilis,o somcother foul disease ? A physician of San Francisco says thu leprosy, 'hat foulest of diseases, has not ; few victims among the whiles, and ospeci ally is it revealing its || ah >ut the lips and tongues of boys who suiokc cheap cigarette made by the Chinese. A distinguishc (ierniaii chemist has been e mulcting a series of experiments on the p ?ishi oii constituents of Tobacco srnok", which has unmasked some startling facts, lie specifies several poisonous constituents, but thai w hich is must insiduous is nicotine. <) 11 ly a small part of the uieatin i hi a cigar, it appears, is destroyed by the process of smok inganda relatively large portion passes ol with the saiokc, s ? th it the inhalation <1 the suioke is as damaging to the bystander as t< the suiokcr. Hut again, the relative amoun o! nicotine which pisses from a cigar into smoke ileliemK e.i i ll v *-?, 10 ti .11* I'.r flm ... , J cigar Ins boon smoked, us the nic ?tiiK 0011 tont of t lie uiisiiiol.i t] part of a cigar i in inverse iatio to the size ofthis part, i o ?the shorter the part the greater the nico tine, f 11 a burning cigar it is evident tha th i slowly advancing zone of glow drive before it the distillablu matter, so that ; constant accumulation takes place in tin unbtirnt portion of the cigar. Are snuir users a,varc of the fact tha inueh of the snulf put up an the market i made of the stumps of old cigars, picked u| in the cities and doctored Ibr domestic me IIoW would * my ladv" (if there is uulbrlu nately any such victim) feel, enj ?yiug h ; siesta of snulf. if.she knew its history ! Much of the tobacco, so called, pat up it the market nowadays is doctored for em sumption. A chemist said to us, it is 011b necessary to lied out by an ily>is the element of a substance, then the combination and w have it. The only question then is?"vvi it pay"?can we get it up cheaper than tli real article ! (liven the uicitiuo and otlie constituents, we can make as good a toha .'e out uf oak leaves as nut of genuine tobieei Au expert can't tell the difference. It is fearful to think of the n-? ? ?. or rath er the abuses to which science is perverted Kvcrythiug oaten or worn, almost, is adni tcratcd, if it will pay to do it The indtil geiicc in all stimulants or narcotics is dan gerou.s ? it ends in the end ivciucut to a habit which leads inevitably to ruin Out intoxicant hut breeds an appetite for anolh cr ; one indulgence hit Ibllow.s another," "until appetite becomes a univ rsal woll am at last cats up itself." Young mm, throw away your cigarettes and assert your freedom. - ' 3r?.\W3 3HJW W.IlCrl WAY TH3 WINE BLOWJ." There is u> class of people more wid awake to th ir own interest, or m >r obscrv ant of fac's thinthi dr.inner. It is hi: pe uliar province to find out what will piy. A few days ago we heard a conversation between a merchant and a drummer; l>. I >? you w nit any decanters? M. No. We want to elect a dry ticket this year and will have n ? use for decanter or w ine j:1,i>sus P. All right?I am a temp'ranee mat tny.-clf, on principle. I never touelied a man in my business wh > drank too inuel that 1 did not l<se by him. It is not th : lir.st tini we have heard tin remark mile. It issnnueh a inittcr m hi-, tory tliit it will not belong before, in ever examination as to ipi ilili iti m I ?r any of lice, from Ihys'ideiit to a >h black, th ijucstiiii will 1> pit?ill ifs he drink? A number ol'yonno men were one ti e sitting nruuml the lire in the waiting rooti of Midland I? iilvv:iv- talking about t??t;i . bst i tie lice societies, .hist thetl :i politvttiai canto in with :i prisoner in handcuffs. lb list, in 1 t i the }'"ii:io nidi's conversation but Aid tijl^iveatiy opinion. Tliero wa also in ttie roctii Mr Mclkmald. a mini-t of tin; z sp !. who, hearing whit the ymiii men were saying, stepped up to the police man and said : l'riy, sir, what have yo o it to s iy about temp -r me.* ' The p diet liiaii n pl.ed : "\\ ell, all I have ^Jot to >a is that I iicvei took a teetotaler to \ m (bistlo pri? n in my life, tci t > W aki ti Id House of ' "oi reelion cither. ?(1 <">< T< I.iij.' 1.11. 1\ b ttle h i-- lou,e l more soldici in India than In'ii's sun ? f'h"i>hiin . G iti'/H. =3? , ... . t 1 A Mimtk's Cnvr wnu \ Vnr^ M \.\ ?< >!?- i v. tli.it pile \ >si:?4 "<. !! 1 crossing tlio street. You mv :i go ?d urn 1 of tli it kind ju>t uow. S ?ire - >y it is tl I eiitu ttu. The truth is tli ?t the ( lim it*: ! America, with a fair eh nice, produce.* 11 t only the best complexion, bat the b*. ' . health in the world. Did you notice that tiling he w is carryii r- in his mouth ? Well, it i? that iiieorscliau ."> | which is doing the business for him. It busy with three miliums of our men. Dot us study one of these niecrseh 111 suckers. Dale, nervous, irritable, thin f | client and stomach, weak in muscle, he - fast losing his power of thought and nppr ' ' eiation. Del 11s go near enough to smell 0 ! him. Kven the beast of prey will not torn ' ' the corpse of a soldier saturated with tl d ( vile poison. Chewing is the nastiest nude, suiilfii J ' ruins the voice, hut sin >king, among llio ' wh > have time to be thorough, is most d* l* j struct ivo. ^ \ ollll" ( ??!* ? 1111 iti'il :it ICii'Vfiiil ( Hit il - --r? ? ' O " * ' voteo of the weed ever graduitcd wil 1 blighter honors at tint institution), at ! .soon alter consulted bis physician with re I I i creuee to bis pale face, emaciation, indices 1 I lion and low .spirits. lie weighed but or j hundred and eight, ' , "Stop smoking," was the prescriptions In lour months lie had increased twenty i eight pounds, had become healthy in ski his digestion all right, bis spirits restored One or two millions <d' our young an middle aged men arc in a similar conditioi j and would be restored to health and spiri | by the same prescription. On the wliol ' , the cigar is worse thsn the pipe.? A'.r. : What Ai.t'uiioi, is tjooii Foit ?Alee V hoi is not an unmixed evil In fact, it . better itniwx'if, and !'.? per cent, stron; , than in toddy, julep, or egg nog. t | Alcohol is g ind to put natural liistoi specimens into. The converse, however, i 1 i | not true. It is not good to put into niti . ral history specimens, even young or o1 ^ specimens of the "genus lioni i." It /tr ; arccs in the former case, but t/t s!c"//s in tl lattet Alcohol is good for snake bites and otln s cases of cardiac depression, as in poisonii i by aconite or digitalis, but when it li ? ; cured the -Make bite, and an excess of tl remedy is admitted, an old temperance wi t tor named Solomon, declared "it bitctli lil s a serpent an Istiugeth lik ; an ad lor," an , what is good for this biting an I stinging I '* did not say. < hie thing is certain, "prove tiou is better than cure." l Alcohol i> given to reduce the pulse ai ' | temperature in some stages of fever, but ! makes more fevers than it cures. ? 1 Alcohol is goo l to put on ir.il lined joii y aii?i bruises, but it causes mom bruises tli la it heals. Alcohol is used to harden t 'o j tender cuticle in oxp ?scd c uiditions, li || lo?o continued, it does not sol ten the If, io ; though it nny the bruin. r j Alcoh i i< o,(1jd to burn in lamps, wh i) ' heat and not liitht is wanted. Though in is not i lump, even if he is irirk-ed, the ; . eohol he drinks heats more thai it illu 11 nates. Alcohol is a valuable ifru;/, and m We speed the h ippy d iy when it shall j literally a <// /?;/ o.t /// m irk t'? S ntf/ri - I Critsm/rr. Vni il It'i i, Id k I'll A V IIV.?The death s a loui teemyear old uirl from >b Urban tr turns, in the city of Philadelphia a low da * I . a^o, has elicited considerable comment fro j ! the press ol'that city and several lioiuili on the foeial evils of the city of IJrothei Love. The Times says : "Here is a mere child, at an a;;e at w 11i< our homebred j;iris have scarcely laid asi their dolls, not meeting a violent death su i denly, but actually known ainoni; her as? : ciitcs fur nearly two years, is the e umhoi inquest showed. as :i eom n >11 < 1 r 11 nk ir>l > Ami the worst of it is, tliat hers was not ; i-.ol.itcl ease. It mu>t he rirely. n > <1 ml , that ! Iresi so eaily sink into h >j? he depravity, hut ^o down into tlio same wrote eel quirter any day or nii?lit and you \v , see sights tli it will siek :.i y ?u, of b ?ys n j o'n 1>-e ireely oat of infancy following close the footsteps of th drunken and vieio i tneii and women who are their only ^uir i i ians. Ami this is rijjht here in our ov i fair city, and we ^o about our business thoueh such things did not e nicer.i us. ' i ! Should there be any wonder, when mi se mesas this are e nn it hi in a (juiot city 111 y I'lr. 11 1'lplii i that the women of tli j I in should feel that they wereeilled on to I e a>i le all scruples and c inn; to tli IV nit sive their hearths and homo.-.? )' The britthe artery, the s iftened ho irt, t 11 :_'"Uty kidney, or 11?< other evidences of pi I in iture decay, which fur years have bei I i 1 ' slowly and insidiously advancing, and whi L' at length r ruder lite a bur dm. or terinin i ' it alt ogether, might have becu postpone s | or erli ipo never might li ive occur re 1. h it ti >t been for the d lily dose of alcol - which induecd an unnatural chemistry * the tissues, and t he circul it i n of an impti " blood'?f)r Mil ii/i isitn y Traveler (to landloid , : "Show me roo n with a ifood lire in it, for I am vt Wet . iilid send me a tankard of ale. for / am very dry " . a . 11'.ill linn eou id be dissuiul d iVotn i rs u>0 >i intoxicating li<|iioi-. the ? lhce /. dllil.o Would hi a silli'CUre ?t/ilii'/i .1''/? I ; , A * . it VIRGIN '> i -|oitAND CLO st j :| Spring* and 13 I for the next 30 days. Nov reduced to wholesale prices in | ill m w m ^ \ ^ is 31 I* 0. K(lo of * LACE CURTAIf ?r* >e Parasols, Fans, Mitts, L :_ Handkerchiefs, Buttons El C O ti, A nice line of Ladies and 1,1 Straw Mattings Car rF. C. JONES, IC Manager.' Spartanburg and Union, S - Ocl 28 II ( T_ M U N ItO M.W.i MKIHCAI, Cilil). il rnilK undersigned have formed a co |>:i 1 ship under ihe name of Munao .v Cul ' I lie purpose of practicing medicine in a ts brunches. L, OHice ut Gibbvs' Drug Store. ' MUNKO&CU .Vmi id d 1 HE PLATFORM OF 1882 is ?? ' TilK Democratic Party of Sol : u ( una. is The Democratic party of South Par i? in State t'onvcution assembled, ro.i111i |i the principles and declarations of the platlorins of 1-S7U and 1S78. and eontitiued devotion to the prioeiples <i 10 Nitieial Detno *ratie party. and plei to that party their earnest eo operatioi ,r supp u t. deed ire the following principl fir inula ing the policy of the South " lina Democracy in State and federal a |s and invite the aid and supp >rt of all " citizens in carrying them into effect: i- 1. Wise and ju^t legislation, the it i(, tial administration of eiptil laws, ceo j with cfft eiency in every dep irimeut i State governmetil. 1i Popular education is the hula-; a free institutions. I liberal nppmpri at io the public schools for the whole people j d. Tlie systematic clfirts of the II lie.in party to obstruct reform and di ' good g iveriiineut in South t'ardii turning topotisan purposes the ni?poi its power of the federal government, is a ,i, ding men ace to the people of this Stat |i ;l growing danger to good citizens in part of the I nion. The federal offn: Mlt tiiis State are made poli ieal inliruiirie i a. . .1 I. . i.e.. . c i. ,,f , i i. 1111111 * i' I III?; ui n f ^'1 vi.nitiit'iit iii South r??lin. rL. I 11 most homo rulo. The Pouio ot South Carolina, represent ino the ta .'111' . ? ... crs el' the State ami a uiaj >rity >f t lie people, invite ami have the liuht to e it- the syrupitby ami support of their I iV countrymen in their strenuous effort ho preserve an intelligent ami etpril aduitii [ tion o| the o?vern:ne:it. The practice ol' packing juries ii itieal eases in (lie Cubed St iles (hut I tlii> State is a criminal violation of ill " j alienable riht of every citizen to : c> I trial by a jury of his peers. ys ; (!. flie extension of the franchise. political result of the late war. has en! ! enormously the number of present an es | . 1 , spoctivu voters requiring education 11 * public sell >oIs. The bunion w.i> inert j wiiile the ability of tiie State to bear i eh 1 diniini>lied. The Federal goverumen p. liberal appropria. ions from the Treasu j the bisis of illiteracy, shouhl help Southern St ites to cure the evil ot n tclligciit suffrage. A national dinger r s for national aeti ui :.ml national aid. ? I 7, Civil service reform, appointuieu .||( minor offices under tests that will in the ?|n ililieations of the applicant, p i tion by incut, a fixed tenure of office s" no removals, except for cause. rh: : S Blackmailing public servants, ill llitfjuiso itf political assessments, cot (,j the public treasury, to the extent o | contributions called lor, into a cam fund tor the advancement if a politic; lls : ty, thus taxing the whole people for pa 1- purposes. n, i If The present protective tarifl'rol ' many for the bcnclit of the lew. The j ties on imp irts should he decreased, a | early repeal of the duty on cotton ti eh the machinery used ill the inunuf. ,i> ' of cotton and wool, and on tools and t| elutural implements,willstimulate mat | lures and be a welcome relief to the I and laborer. 1 | 10 It is most desirable that the int revenue taxation be abolished, s > sot this can be accomplished without rend lie permaiient tlie existing protective sy 0. Kiuid economy in the conduct of the ^ tin lit will hasten the d iy when tiie shall be as moderate as in the early d 1 the Republic mid the army of office In to etnployi d under the internal revenue I; d _ disbandetl. ,,j 11' The public credit?-national State ? must be religiously uinint linet 12. In the eoinluet oil.:;- in this the Iteuiocraey have be-n aetuiti'il b r*J | <u11*?I- ^iri ,:11)< 1 (hit i.> to promote t lit* sir 1 jjuim! o I I In- Si itf. (Mily nil li in I li i jraitic parly ami by parly arti mi i ibTrctivr Irtish! inn !??? in*:n<1 i< <I vvi . | iin|>?*ri 11 iit!Lf tlu- s.ift*ly :i11< 1 wrll*I'riiijj i I Si itr. IM nun-rat ir unify is public > ! ami priv Me .-rcurity. li> In tin* State. jimtiec am! niuiil j all. t in^ui'.' li inmniv am] jj-iuil will bri ' iIn* r it* s. in tin: i ui mi. mi sect inn ?l in p.'liry im" !< i !i11_r \n in li>*> lub!" I nC iml? *truc: ilil.* S'ato (Mm || u I country, one ilc.-tiny. IA STORE! ?3:0:'^ SING-OUT SALE <>L^ ' Summer Goods, >' is the time to buy. Every thing i<liies, i UneiiN, ?, CALICOES, ETC. iace Gloves, Hosiery, Neck-wear, :c. t ni> a. Gent's Shoes always on hand, pets, Crockery and Tinware. W. W. JONES, Proprietor. ' . C. 42 ly rc.p- PROSPECTUS FOR 1882. GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK. I' t?r FIFTY-SEOXI) YEAIt II it' U-. A COM PLETE N OVEL IN ? EVERY NUMBER. | The pronouncc.l success of Iliis feature iu \\ltO 18SI has 'Ivleruiiiieil the publishers to continue the same plan for ISH'2. lit esc Novelettes will he written exclusively for the Laih/'s B ook, ami olitri W'" ')e '',u l'cl,s oul 1,osl magazine au. ' thors. initio St to All the Olil Depart snouts to be Reltiiiieil. EM UKAt'lNG I tit'! 1'riti1' Steel I'latc Cmjravimjs of Beautiful ami Ori</I, a?J "hit Siih/rcts, Lun/c Ihn'/ram I'allerus of Children s ami LaI ' " dies Dresses, ' Lur</e Mammoth Colored Cashion dales, II tiis. Clinic- Vocal ami Instrumental Music, "mill Short Stories, Bonus, am! 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P..lie I Meals, ivern- Shrimps, Oysters, Salmon. tari'l fronch and Other Candies. | ay .liters Snow 11 ike an 1 all oili?r Crackers. j I IVVS I,. Cigars ancl Tobacco. I.(Mill t'oresi Kinsr Cigars. . 1JMIK Sinn I ml hi' the Wurlil, i,M<' 1.IMI0 Town I'llK. All ihehmt hr.iuls of Tolcicco. ? late rf^'X,. "1r. Williiini huiie* Inn charge of I lie )' i>u( l>iisiiii'-is in my absence ami he will l?e |>l<- nc-I r;iU'!*t to vvnil i||ioll nil wil l III iy |>ltrollizo tlie establish >. :11 ? ' ? W . M. CJIIIIIIvH. , ' June-10 2b If (l|o||t j 'J.KOOOlbs ifety (. CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY f y l?r At Reduced Price, i iii.-iu i ni? IM)|{ A * IF ' ' i At N*i?. I I!-ist l*nion. May 12 19 If ( 882. 1882.; ro tie People of Union :o: IT IS MY WISH rO GREATLY ENLARGE AND OTHERWISE MUCH IMPROVE rhe Union Times A\l) r AKi: IT EQUAL TO ANY PAPER IN THE STATE, HUT IT wirx HKQUIUK More Subscribers Than it Now Has. :o: WII.I, ^OT SOME ONE AT EACH POST OFFICE i * t i: it s: s t ii i ti s i: 1.1 <> e: iii:km:i,i ro i\<rci;vsi: tii a: i,ist. IT OUGHT TO HAVE Double its Present List ?IN ? 90;i<?!i rL\?wnshii>. To Induce an Effort, I offer the Paper upon the Following TERMS: I I rnni< ..?< ) (11) ^"iy> j ,w v - ?j 5 Copies, I year : : : 8 75 10 Copies, I year : : 15 00 To the gelter-up of a club ol with the cash for 1 year, 1 will end a copy of the American Farmer or American Agriculrt:rist lor one year, extra. For a eluh of 10, with the cash for 1 year, I will send a copy of the Lady's Hook or any other S'J Magazine and one of the ahove \ 1 i 1 ' 1 xuruMHUii .it journals. WHO ARE THE FRIEND 3 OF TIIK TIM KS? R. M. Stokes. COIUMPIA AND GREENVILLE RAILROAD, TASSENGEB DEPABTMENT. CuLLMUiA, S. C., May 18; li, 1882. On nml after .Monday, May 19lb, 188, Pas senger Trains will run as herewith indicat 111>o 11 this Koad and its branches. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS. No. 52 UP PASSENGER. I.eavc Columbia A 11.42 a. m Leave Alston 12.41 p. in Leave Newberry 1.46 p. in Leave Ninety Six 3.24 p. m Leave 11odges 4.18 p. in Leave Helton 5.40 p. in Arrive at Greenville 7.05 p. is No. 53 DOWN PASSENGER. Leave Greenville at 10.25 a in Leave Helton 11 63 a in Leave Hodges 1.17 pm Leave Ninety-Six 2.33 p in Leave Newberry 3.55 p in Leave Alston 5 01 p in Arrive ai Columbia 1"' 6.02 p in SPAKTANPUKO, UNION & COLUMBIA K. U No. 52 Ur I'assenoeii. Leaves Alston, 12 64 p m Si rot hers 1 28 p m Slielton 1 61 p in Santuc 1 20 p tn Union 2 67 p in Joncsville 3 2ti p iu Arrive at Spartanburg E 4 15 p in No. 53 Down Passenger. I-eavc Spartanlnirn, IS. A l?. Depot H. ... I 10 p ir Spaitanliurj;. IS. t'. \ , Depot, 0. .. I 33 p in Jotiesvillc 2 26 p ii Union 2 54 p ib Santuc 2 20 p m Slielton 3 56 p tu . Strut hers 4 18 p ui Arrives at Alston 4 53 p m - W LAUKENS RAILROAD. Leave Newberry 4.05 p m Arrive at Laurens C II 6.40 p in Leave Laurens C. 11 10.02 a in Arrive at Newberry 12.50 p in AHHLVIl.LK HKASCII. %. Leave Hodges 1.30 p ni A; rive at Abbeville 2.23 pin Leave Abbeville 12.10 p in Arrive at Hodges 1.05 p iu IIUi: ISl DliK ISA I I.KOAD ami ANDKKSON It IS AN II Leave Helton 6.40 p in Leave Anderson t?.20 p m Leave Pendleton 6.56 p in Leave Seneca (' 7.26 p in Arrive at Walhnlla 7.50 p ni Leave Wnlballa 0.30 a in Leave Seneca I) 10 00 a n< Leave Pendleton 10.33 a m Leave Anderson 11.11 a in Arrive at Helton 11.50 a m I'll HOUGH CAR SKRVICK. Solid trains between Columbia and Wallialla Tlirougli cars between Charleston and Rendersonvillc and Charleston and Greenville, obviating change of cars between either of the above Points. CON MICTIONS. \. Willi (lie South Carolina Ilailroad from I hurlestun. Willi Wi'minglon, Cohimhia ami Augusta Ilailroad from W ilmiugtoii and ull points North t hereof. Willi Charlotte, Colitmhia and Augusta Hailroad from Charlotte and all points North thereof !t with Aslieville and Spartanburg Ilailroad for points in Western North Carolina. ('. With A.andC. I>iv.. U. and 1>. II. II., from all tioitits South and West. I), ti it It A. and t . i > i v., K. and l>. K. H. from Atlanta and eyotid. K. W ith A . and ('. I>iv., 11. and I>. 11. K. from I all points South and West. l'\ With South Carolina Hailioad for Charleston. With Wilmington, Coluiuhin and Augusta Ilailroad for W iluiinglnti and the North. W ith t'liurlotic, t oliimliia and Augusta Hailroad for Charlotte and the North. (j. Willi Asluville and Spartanhurg Hailroad from llendersotiville. II. Willi A. and f. I>iv.. H. anil l>. II. H., from Charlotte and beyond. Standard Time used is Washington, 0. C., Whieli is tifieeii minutes faster than Columbia* T. ,M. 11. TAI.CtlTT. tieneral manager. J. W. I'HV. Superintendent. A. Pot'K, tieneral Passenger Agent. April l'? 11 If THE SEDGWICK Steel Wire Fence. rnili: above CI.I represents a section and (late 1 JL of a strong, cheap ami iliirutilc Steel Wire Fence wliicli is now being nseil at tlie North ; anil NoriInvest in preference to any other kind | of fencing. Wherever it has been tried it has given great satisfaction. It is a net work without barhs and will keep out small pigs or any other animals that may injure gardens or farm crops. It makes no shade and shelters no enemies to ! crops or poultry li is jusi the fence for Hardens, Lots, Lawns, l'arks and Cemeteries. Iletng dipped in liust proof paint it will last | a lil'c time, and is better than board fence in , every respect. It is easily and ipiickly put up. | .1 Specimen of Ft'iue jiimI 4?a<e ! Can be seen at the Union Timks "tlice. whero ail information as to price,\c, can lie obtained. II. M. S. S. STOKKS, Sole Agents for Union County I July 'JO ?".? 'if ? l\IO\ SEAL ESTATE AGENCY fllilF subscribers liave established an \gency 1 at t'nioti Court Mouse for the purchase and Sale of all kin is of Itea^Estate in Union Conn IV. and oiler their services to parties riaving Lauds, Town Lots, or any other kind of Ileal | Estate for Sale, or who may w sh to purchase | such pmjMTiy in ( nioii County. (Inr lerillS will l>c reasiimilile. ami persons ! placing llieir properly in mir liamls for sale will tie cliurgr>l n?>lliiiiff unless a sale is uunle I'vcry ell'orl w ill l?e use I. t>y ii'lverlisiiiji ami personal eorrespomlence, to make sales. 'lilies i-xaiuiue'l ami lieeils properly -Iriwij <>i i n i: mi Jeter's loiiMiiig <>n Main Pi reel. II M SToKI'S, S. S. STOKI'.S. I in II I tl <>l?l I'apei'N for Sale, J ^ ^ 1' 111H at thif o 111 ye.