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* * JUST RECEIVED V. % AND NOW OPEN \ AT I P. I. COHEN & BRO S I ** Jk. Large and Well } SELECTED STOCK Ul<' DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats and Caps, GROCERIES, &C. WIIICII WILL BE SOLD, ' LOW for CASH. Oct 20 42 3 ui An Ordinance. To Restrain and Regulate the tale of Liquors, mid to Regulate the sale of Drugs and Medicines. Sue. I. Do >t ordaincl by the Town Council of Union, in the State of Soutu Carolina, now met and silting, and by the authority of the same, That any person who shall sell any Liquors, Spirituous, Vinous or Malt, within theTowu of Union , shall, upon trial and conviction, be fined, for each und every oft'cnco under this Ordinance, tiot less than twenty-five ('26) dollars nuu uoi more than one hundred (100J dollars, or be imprisoned not less than thirty (30) days, or both, ill tlie discretion of the Council. J'rovidcJ that nothing herein contained shall prevent the tilling, by any liceused Druggist, of any prescription in good faith, made by auy licensed practicing Physician ; and providee further, that no p <. -.criptious containing intoxicating liquor, in iny quantity, shall be tilled unless a licensed practising Physician shall endorse (hereon over ins own signature a certificate in tvritiug thai the prescription is for use in sickness only, and is necessary. Sec. 2. That all prescriptions containing intoxicating liquor in any quantity, filled by any Druggist, shall, together witti the record of the miuies of persons to whnin dclive ed and for \vh so use tilled, ho exhibited by such Druggist on the first Monday in eacli an l every calendar mouth, to the Couucil for inspection; and upon taiiurc so to do, each and every Druggist shall, upon trial aud conviction, be fined, fort baud X every offense, not less than twenty-live (25) ttollars, and not more th .u one liuudre I (100) Unbars, or b?> imprisoned not less than thirty (30) days, or belli, at the discretion oft no Council. 1) >ne and ratified under the copari.fe Seal of | said Town of Union, the ldtli day ol Oct her, I I WHO C. H UOBKUSON Intcndant, S. A. E. 1'auuam, Clerk. Oct 20 42 '2in C. BABT & C a . , CHARLESTON, S. C., rnilE largest Importers >!' Foreign Fruits in JL the South, offer lot sale a WELL SELECTED STOCK OF Applos, Oranges, Bananas, Cocoanuts, Lemons, NUTS, o:iii:d figs, uiisi.xs, POTATOES, CABBAGES, ONIONS, PE4NUTH. Ami everything else that a first-class Wholesale Fruit House should have. :o: Country Orders filled with despatch. Oct *20 4'2 tin! _ Tlnb rturiftn 0 fl mmltnll I ~ nuutjisuii At Lrnmuan, HAVE just filled tl ir store with a very largo Stock of FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE. Their stock comprises almost everything that cau bo naked tor. All for sale at the very lowest prices. Call and sec, and they will savo your uiuuoy. Oct 20 42 tf SPKOIALTIEri FOR THE SEASON. LADIES and MISSES CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND WALKING JACKETS. An immense slock Which must commend themselves, belli in stylo and price, lo Ibe taste as well ns ibo economic views of prudent buyers. KICK & McLUllE. Oct 7,0 42 tf MEN'S AND BOY'SCLOT HIN UI MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING t MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING ! A LARGE stock to select from at prices marked down in conformity with ihe requirements of tba times. ~ KICK & LURE. <Kit 20 42 if Notice to Settle Up. ALT. persons indebted to the subscribers, by Note or Aeoount, ere hereby notified that they must make settlements At Onne. W. R. DAV18. Oct 20 42 8t NOTICE. "VTOTICB is hereby given, that Mrs. E .0. Da1 1 vidson. widow of it. O Oavidson, deceased, hiiH filed her petition in the office of the Master for Union County praying the assignment of Homestead in the properly of her late husband ?real and persotinl. Monday, the 80th day of October i? fined for tho bearing if said petition. J \ MKfi MUN 110, Master. Oct A 40 4l Old Paper* iV>v Mule. |?NQUIHE al ibis office. MASTERS SALES. The Suite of South Carolina. COUSTY OF US/OX. Court of Common Pleas. Mary J. Ellis, Plaintiff, against S.illie E. :>???. Ida M. Ellis, Aurelia G. Ellis, A. II. Fws.vt, us Administrator, ft al, ' Dfftndanl*. IN obedience to np order rando in tbe above entitled case by Ilis Honor"IV. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court House door, in tlio town of Uuion, within the legal hours of snle, on the first Monday in November, 1882, the tollowing described property to wit: All that certain tract of land, situated in Union Township, Union County, State aforesaid, and knowu us f'ract No. 2 in the divisiou of the lands of the Estate of James E Ellis, contaiuiug two hundred and eighty-one net es. more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs. English, Estate of Ucnj imin lirundon, A. L). Spears, Estate of G. W. Bccknell and the I'ittekncy Rand. ALSO, nil thnl cortaiu tract oi land situated in Union Township, Union County, State aforesaid, nud known us Tract No- 3 in the division of the lands of the Estate of James E. Ellis, containing twenty and one-half acres, more or less.and bounded by lands of William Munro, S II. Rico, lot of Lsaaa Palmer nnd the Pineknoy llond. Plats of said In ds can he seen nt uiy otlico nud will he exhibited on day of snlo. Terms of Sale : One-third cash, the balance on n credit of one and two years, in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to he secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Master's Office, Oct. 14, 1882. J A M li-S MUNRO, Mnstcr for Union County. Oct 20 42 St The State of South Carolina. CO UNTY OF UyiOtf. Court of Common Pleas. James Munro, as Clerk of Court, as Administrator of J. llroxic Jeter, el ill, Plaintiff?, against Augusta A. Jeter, etal^ Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the above entitled case by llis Honor \V. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court House door iu the town of Union, within the legal hours of Sale, on the hist Monday iu November 1882, tlie following described property, to wit: 1. All that certain tract of land, situated in Santuc Township, Union County, State aforesaid, known as the Sarah C. deter tract, containing two hundred and thirty-two acres, more or less; less the Dcaxcr tract supposed to contain forty acres. Said land hounded by lands of John A. Fanl, Estate Coke Jennings, Kate Busby Jeter and ntids of Estate of J. Uroxie Jeter. 2 All that certain tract of land situated in Santuc Township, Union County, State aforesaid, known as the John Llroxio Jeter tract, containing two hundred and seventy two acres, tnoro or less, bounded by lands of R. T. Gee, Kstate of Dr. R. S. Gilliam, John A. Fan! and Estate of Sarah C. Jeter. This tract will bo divided into two tracts and sold assuch. Flats of said land can ho seen at my cilice, and will bo exhibited on day cf sale. Terms of Sale : One third cash, ami tho balance on a credit o one and two years, in cipial installments, with interest from day of sale, to lie secured by bond of purchaser with one or uioro sureties, and a mortgage of the ptemisps. Master's Otlice, Oct. 14, 1882. J A MRS M UN 110, Master for Union County. Ocl 20 42 :lt The State of South Carolina. couxtv or union. Court of Common Pleas. Miies F. Ilainniett as Guardian ad /item of Lalah ilaininutl, and Edward \V. Ilammett, Plaintiff* ay irist Cerium Slroup, el nl, Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in ihc above entitled case by Ilia Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit, Judge, 1 will sell before the Court House door in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in November 18?2, the following described properly to wit: All that certain tract of land, situated in Qoudeysville Towuship, Union County, State aforesaid, containing two hundred and nineteen acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Isabella Dunn, John Service and others. Said tract may lie void in two tracts. Terms of Sale : One third cash, and the balance on a credit of one and two years, iu equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to he secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Masters Office, Oct. 14, 1882. JAMES ML*N110, Master for Union County. Oct 20 42 lit The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UN J ON. Court of Coirfmon Pleas. Henry K. Fowler, el al, Plaintiff, ayninst W. E. McNeace, Defendant. > | N obedience to an order made in tbe above *. eninieu ciiuc by Ilia Honor, \V. II, Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will soil before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of Sale, on (he firal Monday in November, 1882, the following described properly lo wit: All that certain tract of land eitus>ed in Pinchney Township, Union County, Stato aforesaid, containing thirty-eight acrea, more or leas, hounded by lands of A. G. Wood, II. 8. Porter, A. Q. Bently and the Skull Shoals lload. Terms of Sale : One-half cosh, the balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sal?, lo be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Master's Office, Oct. 14, 1882. JAMBS MUNRO, Msster for Union County. Oct 20 42 8t Plantation for Rent. WE will rent the plantation, near Goshen HiM, formerly owned by Thomas A. Car lisle an J now by Misses Carlisle, for the year 1883. It consists of about 1,100 acres of land, with a good dwelling, gin-house, out buildings nn>l n well of good water. The place will be rented at public ou cry at Union C. II , on the first Monday in November next, if not rented pri vately before that time. For terms apply l<> either of us at NcwbcVry C. II., 8. C. R. C. CARLISLE. M.A CARLISLE. Oct 1Q i'4 lit Mortgage Sale. Janice A. Tucker Plaintiff, v*. D'Arcy I*. Duncan, Spencer M. Rice, William Munro. Thus. 11. Jeter Administrator, and A. W. Thomson. BY virtue of nn order ou a Judgment for forclosurc of a mortgage in the within staled from the lion. William Wallace, Circuit Judge presiding at the Court of Common I'lcus for Union County. South Carolina, nt October Term, 1882 of said Court, to me directed, I will sell beforo Union Court House door on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of Sheriff Sules. the following described premises to wit: One tract of land known ns tlie grounds of' the Uuion Agricultural and Mechanical Society, containing eighty-five (8">) acres more or lets, I bounded ns follows: beginning at n Dost Oak [ on the Piucltaey ltond running South 34} Hast to a white oak, thence to a stake on a branch, lltcuce to a Red oak, thence on Spencer M. U.ce's laud to the Spartanburg and Union Railroad, thence niongSitnon Farmw's land to the Orcenl'ond Road, thence along the Green 1'ond lload to tec I'iuckney Road to the begiuning l'ost Oak Corner. Sold to foreclose a mottgnge of James A. Tucker, i'laintiff ngais, D'Atcy 1*. Duncan Spsncer M. Rice, William Munro, Thos. R.Jeter Administrator and A. W. Thomson Defendants. Terms of Sale : One tliir?l of the purchase money to be poivl^1 ?~?- ?i - L ? iii uii.ui, inu nniauco 111 one ami two equal .annual installments, with interest from tlio (lav of sale ; purchaser or purchasers to give bond ami t? mortgage of the premises to the Sheriff to secure the balance of the purchase money. 11. MACUETII, S. U.C. Oct '20 . 42 8t Sheriff's Sales. BY virtuo of sundry Executions to are directed, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the firs' Monday in November next, within the legal hours of Sheriff sales, the following described properly, to wit: All the interest that John K. Thomson has in one tract of land, located in Union Township, Union County, containing one hundred and eighty acres, more or less, bounded on the North by, lands of H. II. Belue, East by Spartanburg and Union ltoad. South by Ian Is known as the Poor House lands amP West by William Bent Icy*; land levied on and to bo sold as the properly of John U. Thomson ct the suit Cox Mill & Thomson, I'laiutitfs, against John It. Thomson. ai.SO. One tract of land belonging to the Estate of F. M. Cudd, located in l'inckney Township, Union County, Containing (oP>) live hundred and forty-five acres, more or less, bounded North by lands of F. it. Cudd, East by Obediuh Smith, South by lands of Cist Farr and West by lands of Lctta llently, levied on and to be sold as the property of the Estate of F. M. Cudd. decease I. at the several, suits of Uohcrson, Taylor Co., J. C. Farrar and C. I). Farrnr, Uickerson l.ipsey, Pelzer, Rodgers & (Jo., and others, Plaintiffs, against F. 11. Cudd and J. P. Cudd, as Executor of F. M. Cudd, Joshua P. Cudd, Executor of F. M. Cudd deceased, F. M Cudd and Son, dc-' fondants. The 54o acres will he sold in four or five different facts or parcels lu suit purchasers on liberal Terms. U. MACBETH, S. U. C. Oct "JO 42 :u MILLI> 1CUY. MRS. MARY VINSON, HAS received her Fall uud wiuUr stock of FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. ller stock is complete, cuinprisin;; ail tlic latest novelties. 11 er hats are Cupid's Home. Oct 20 12 if Petition for Homestead. NO TICK is hereby given that Miss Amanda Harnett ami Miss Louisa Hi met I liavo upplied l>y petition to me for home stead in i he | rent and personal properly of Mrs. Sarah A. Harnett and lite estate of Charles Harnett deceased. The -'1st day of November, A. L>. 1882, has been lixec for hearing said petition. JAMES MU.SltO, Master for Union County. Oct 20 It 40 A Special .Request. rpilOSE expecting to exhibit articles at the 1_ County Fair, who reside in town or in the suburbs, are earnestly requested to send their exhibits to lite fair groun Is on Monday afternoon where they will be rec ived ant! entered. This request is made so as to accommodate those who come front a distance nnd to enable them to eiitei thoir articles in duo time Tuesday forming. GEORGE W. PEAKS. Secretary. Notice to Creditors. PURSUANT lo order of llonornblo W. !!. Wallace, presiding .Judge of seventh circuit, passed October tbc '.Mb, 1832, all persons having demands against the estate of Henry M. Stroup, deceased, are required to present and establish them before me at my otTice, on or be- I fore the 1st day of December next, JAMK8 MUNRO, Clerk and Master. Oct 18 41 flt FINAL NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the firm of J. T. .ZVllill & Co arc hereby uotifieil that payment is required. All Notes, Accounts, and other j forms of indebtedness must be paid before the first day of January next. If not paid by that lime they will bo placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection, without reservo. J. T. HILL & Co. Oct 0 40 If GINS ! GINS ! I WK aro agents for the following reliable O ns?Feeders and Condensers : WIllMllIp, Pratt, Elliott. Trices low?Terms Easy. FARR & THOMSON. Aug 18 83 if NOTICE FOR WnMUiOff a T\ __w MvwuuiUUL;, | NOTICE is hereby given lhat Mrs. Mary J. : Ellis, widow of Jas. E. Ellin, deceased, lias filed lier petition in the office of the Master fur Union County praying the assignment of. Homestead in the property of her late husband ?real aud persoual. JAMES MUNRO, Master. Sept 20 89 jit Notice to Debtors. ALL persons indebted to the old firm of Ceo & Humphries must make immediate netthemente, as the business will be wound up duritrg lbs wiaiur. K. T. OEH, Survivor. Oct 13 41 tf For Sale. TWO VAMJA IIL.E KTOUEN. WE offer for sale the two fine brick Store UotHlHl An naol r? V *' " ...... ...io-i. uriuw mo union .lotel, known **9 (he linrris Building. These Store room* nre well finished, with tin roofs, sn<) in * fine business locution. They will be sold sepwriWe'hr togetherTitles Guaranteed. Apply to It. M?A S. S. STOKESReal Estate Agent*. Aug 18 33 if A FAREWELL TO SUMMER :o: WiBter Dry (roods AND TV O T IONS, Boots and Shoes, Shirts and Collars, Ladies Nock-wear, Ladies and Cents hand made Shoes, Ladies and Gents Custom-made Shoes, Gents Ilats and Clothing, Woodenware and Tinware, Canned Goods and Crockery, Saddles and Bridles, Hardware and Groceries, Bagging and Ties, American Sewing Machines. In fact, everything, found in a first class store, at prices to defy competition. At REUBEN T. GEE'S. Oct 13 41 3u? CHARLESTON W OK KS. ESTABLISHED 1844. MACHINERY AND Iff ILL SUPPLIES. ? LARGEST STOCK IN TIIE SOUTH. PLACE yuir mdcrs with us at manufacturers prices mid save Agents Commissions. 1'nrlies having machinery to repair will find it to their interest ( send us tiroir orders. GEO. W. WILLIAMS. JR., & CO., Charleston S. C. Sep 20 80 lm s ^ 1|?tr hH c.r 2 h jf" I; ^*> ' W g_. I M ? i i 2. c. "3 P ^ . ^ ^ 5 -' g? I t o P. 5 3 ? 1?3 | ~ O S=3 S s< KL Z X_ M*" c=3 3 5 0-^ " = -^1 [ UBivan ij O ^ "V-- ^ ^ a| C/2 fczto p ~ ^Er?5 g. o > ton * I -2 c-t- Ml C^2 <*> o t=-'j .- | a =3 o C tH El? Z^S t=i c=o 3 2? s -S25 cnz) 3 o 1?' ~ ~ p l"~~*iE3 ;-=! ?. g 1=23 & > ? pj t==J CTCD C- ~ O ~ <7> 3 O"2 3 ? <=> " ^ t^to cr-^> ? ? E=S P- e^ j J c? ?5> a * ?I CO 1(?R MALE, A VALUABLE RESIDENCE, WIT II 12 Acres of Land Attached, AT UNION C'. II. frill IS building contains eight good rooms, and J_ on the promises is i\ good Well of Whiter, a good llarn and stable and a flout ishiug Orchard of excellent Frail. It is a couvouicnt and most desirable place to live al. A 1.3 >. A Lurgc n'ffok Store House, on Main Street, In I It /, V.L.:- * ' ... ...v viioiiivsb |inn in me lown, convenient lo (ho Railroad Depot, measuring 1'2U feel l>y 22 feet. tekms Accommodating. Apply to A. D. SPEARS, or GEO. MUNKO, at the Dank. Sep 22 38 2m Farmers and Others REA& THIS! READ THIS!! rpMK un IcrMgned begs to call the ntlention of X the public in general and tho Farmers in particular to tho fact that Ito is now prepared to GIN COTTON, Gltl\I> (OK\, SAW andx DRESS LUMBER ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. I have recent^ ridded lo my Gin hnune n fine sett of Osgood'0*yjqu<t?foftlion Platform Scales, which enable* the farmer lo weigh hin Cotton in the Wagon, thereby noting much lime nnd trouble. I have two seventy (70) saw gin9, turning out a hale in twenty five minutes.? Givo mo a Trial. JACOB DICK. Oct 18 41 2m I N ION HOTEL, QIBBES & RODGER, UNION. S. c. TKIlMt!) PER DAY, W. M. OIDHPS. - L N. ROUGED. Sep 8 80 fi I / # * X JEW GOODS! HEW STORE! . NEW PRICES! RECENT [ urcliases in ilie Northern Cities enable us to display to buyers a very LARGE AND IIANDSOMB SELECTION OF SEA SOX A DLE Fall and Winter GOODS, Adapted to tbe Wants and Tastes of this community. Wo have full lines of Goods in NEW STYLES AND FA HE ICS FOR LADIES' WEAR WITH TRIMMINGS TO SUIT. Cassimeres, Jeans and Kerseys, FOR MEN AND BOYS. TOGETHER WITH BOOTS ! SHOES, MEN AND 30YS' CLOTHING. GROCERIES, &C., &C. All I lie above goods we arc offering nt very low (trices, and think it wottM be to the interest ot everybody to look at our stock before buying. RICE & MC'LURE May 5 18 tf JAMES H. RODGER, DEALER IN STOVES AND HARDWARE, auociciiii <z&9 HATS AND CAFS, uuuiS JND SHOES. Pall Mao or COOKIN'fl aa:I 1IK:VTI\(J STOVKS. TIXWAHH, Xc., Xe. Till'] NEW rARMMMaUL ( OOJi fSTOYl!. Nothing further seems necessary to make the Farmer Uirl a perfect ami beautiful cooking apparatus. It has large Flues ami Oven, Patent Oven Shelf, Swinging llcatth Plate, Deep Ash Pit ami Ash Pan Door. The Cross pieces all have cold air braces and the Covers are smooth ard heavy, Large single Oven Doors, Tin-lined. The largely in-Tensed sales of this Stove' attest its popularity?Every Stove fully tvarianted. J. H. RODGER, Union C. IIDec 0 -IS *.f TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS. o FOU SAI.10, THE MURPHY'S MILL PROPERTY, WITH iietw i:i:\ r>oo i.iiii ?oo aceu:s OF 0001) t'OTION LAND ATTACHED. A I.so TWO of THE FINEST WATER POWERS IN THE STATE. . v? A Corn .Mill and Colton <*in arc I now riiintiiiJX on ii and doing a good bu*i o.?w mills property id situated aliout u miles West J. of Union o. II., S. 0., on iho Spartanburg anil Union lluilio.id. and lias every natural advantage for a Cotton Factory, or a Cotton seed oil Mill, being in the centre of a fiiuc col ion growing section, and its water power is sufficient to drive almost any amount of inachiney. Terms Accommodating, and made known to persons wishing to purchase, on application to Dll. U. T. MUIIPIIY, Union C. II., S. 0. Sep 20 80 tf Dental Surgeon. DIP I.. E. MEADOH, a graduate oflhe Haitiuiorc Uental College, oilers his professional services to those who mat require Dental Surgery 'ii any of its branches. licing amply supplied with tho best instruments and nil modern improved appliances, lie feels safe in assuring perfect satisfaction. He will tie found in his otlicc over Dr. Posey fi Pro's Drug SlorlTon nil days except Mondays. Office hours 8 A* M* to 0 P. M. 8cpl 8 80 C>in* NOTICE TO CREDITORS PUKSUANT to order o' Honorable W. II Wallace, presiding Judge of seventh circuit, passed the October 4 1882. all persons having demands against the estate of Robert (I. Davidson, deceasod, arc required to present and establish them before me at my ollire. on or before the fifteenth (loth) day of November next JAMES MUNPO. Clerk and Master. Oct J> 40 (it GIIANO ! 44H A SO 1! A I.I. persons indebted to us for Guano \vi please remember that wo are n?.w prepared to receive the same. The tltno for payment expires Novcml er 1st. PARR A THOMSON Ag'ta Ocl 8 40 4t J&AS\T S'lATl-: iEisines anil Boilers. STATIONARY AND PORTABLE Engines and Boilers, FROM O TO 2DD HDn?T3 POWER Variablo Cut-ofT Engin s For COTTON 3IILES. We present in nnoitier column :t certificate from purchasers of (lie Bay State Engines. l'cn'l it, anil you will leu'n 1 sell I he htigest Boilers ami l?esl Engines now made. No irunhe to keep up steun with my boilers. All engines ami boilers fully warranto!. Don't fail to write for circulars ami prices before buying. 1 also furnish SAW .MILLS COM IM.ETE, CO UN AND WHEAT .MILLS COMPLETE HEADY FOR SETTING, THRESHERS ANUS E l? A I! A TO US, BOSS COTTON, PP.ESS SOUTHERN STANDARD COTTON PRESS. Pratt (Jinx, I, t/ in un' Gin^, Georgia " tittenni<il ' Gin, Grown Gins, Moirers ami Reapers, Shafting rt.li/ Pulleys, Piping, Jet Pumps, ?Vc., ,\c., JAMES F. JOIINSTOX, Clcn'l Agt. for N. C., S. C. ami fleorgia, College Si reel, (linrlotle, X. C. .Inly 'JS RO tin, urii nun + n T1 11 TT nil me iu My Pure Medicines > * Drugs, Perfumery, &c-f JW. l'OSKV & DUO., have 011 hand nn>l are . constantly receiving additions to a Full Line ot? Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnish, I'nlctit Medic in oh. Perfumery, Hair Oils A Variety of Hair Dies & Restorers Tooth and Hair Brushes, FA K POWDERS AMI TO IJ.Krr A I ?TICLl'IS, Fancy Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Poelict IlooiiM, Stnt'oiiery Lamps of All Kinds, From the finest Swinging lln'.l Lump to the wco little winey tincy llruss l.ntnp. | Puro Winoa and Liquora, (For Modi fill Purposes.) Pert, C laret and Blackberry Wines, Whiskey3, Brandies and Qin. Crnl? Apple Vinegar. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. A Fresli Supply oi* flAnrs^EJ AJin CICI n crcno unnukii rillU i ikLU OttUO, FROM FERRY & Co., SIBLEY AM) BUIST. Onion >So(h, To Physicians Wo have a few Hypodermic Syringes and -mlf-Registering Fever Thermometers. we Ask the Public To call ati-l examine our Stock. Work is our motto, and we art. always ready to wait on customers .1 W. POSEY & BltO. Opposite Union lintel. MORE NEW GOODS AT THE LITTLE GREEN FRONT. Roasted and Raw Coffees, Sugars, Rice anil Teas. Ferris' Fine llatns and Tongues, Jellies in Tumblers, CANNED GOODS Pino Apples, Reaches and Egg Plums, Tomatoes, Okra and Corn, Potted Meats, .Shrimps, Oysters, Salmon. French and Other Candies. Snow-flake and all other Crackers. Cigars and Tobacco. 1,000 Forest King Cigars, 1.000 Standard of the World, 1.000 Town Talk. All the best bra?J? ?*f T?hw?ii. ' XtF'X- Air. William James has charge of the business in my absence and be will be pleased to wait upon all who may patronize the establishment. W. M. HIRES. June ;10 20 |f F11KSII GOODS AT, MRS. SH0PPAUL' S, JUST 11KC RIVED French ami Plain Candies. Canned Salmon, Sard lies, Oysieru. " Fruits mid Vcjjolablw. Su vv flake and all other CrirekTS. Parched Coffee, Teas, Jellies, Spices. Mackerel, Pickles, Soda. Cigars. Smoking and Chcwin? Tobacco. All kinds ol Nuts, Apples, heinous. Raisins. Currants. Citron, Fresh liroad and Cakes. Illnc'timi and Matches. Soap. Starch and Snuff. Fire Cream Cheese. Toys, olid lots of other nlee thinps. CALL AMI) (IIVK MK A TRIAL. MUS. M. SHOPPAlIL. Sep 29 159 If LAST CALL hjersons nHoweit to tlio lute fipi;: (f F. M Knrr & Co., must come forward on 1 nettle up Aficr Noveinlicr 10.188"J.nll note* and cecum la ** will lie placed in tlio luwids of nu active officer for collection. ^ ** FAllll & THOMSON Ocl 0 40 .. -r? ^ .f *