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Important LAND SALE. miiR lands belonging to the cslato of Jason JL Norman will be sold on salesdny in December next, at UuionC. II., by consent of legatees, for partition, divided as follows: Tract No. 1. Home Tract, Contains about G2G acres, with splendid im provements, and every necessary convenience' good orchard of select fruit, good water, both well and spring, GO .or GO acres of original forest land?good,?a fine pasture, 20 or 30 acres good ereek bottoms and some highly improved lands uear the bouse. Church and school house near. Tract No. 2. Whereon 0. T. Mollis now lives, contains '203 ncrcs, is also a desirable place. A g?od d welllog and all necessary outbuildings in good order, ttome fine wood'-land on this. It lies on the ,_v- ,nutria t?:>d from Cross Keys to Laurens C. U.; . ?J Jones Ford. , Tract No. 3, Is within less than one mile of Cross Keys, and lies on both aides of the public road is a ^ " good place and contains 21G acres. A good Dwelling, stables and Darn. The land lies well, and is very productive. Very little waste land on this place. It has one of tho prettiest sites, on the road for a dwelling, in all this country. \ Tract No. 4, tr? lias on it a good double log house and entry on the public road. Contains about '250 acres: about a *2 horse farm for cultivation; about '20 norts good wood land, ana extends back across Frenchman's Creek, on which is about 50 acres bottom laud. 8ome of it very rich?now in pasture. All of tlicsc places lie along the public road silroost equidistant between Eaorec and I'yger rivers. * Tract No. 5, Known as tlu Foster place, contains about IfiO acres, more or less,'on the West side of * Frenchman's Creek. Somewhat hilly, but good cotton lamU- Some of it also lies very well. On it is a fair dwelling bouse. , -' Terms of Sale : One-half cash, and the balance in one and two years, in equal payments, with interest from day of sale ; the purchaser to give mortgage of the property bought to secure the balance of payit cuts. Any one wishing can pay all cash. . W- 11. N011MAN. Nov. 17 40 St Executors' Sale. THE undersigned, Executor and Executrix of Q. T. Mong, deceased, will sell on Monday the 11th day of December next, at the Residence of O, T. Mens, deceased, his real estate, amounting to one thousand and twenty six and oue-half (1,020J) acres of land, divided into lots as fol lows: I.OT No. 1. Containing 104 acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of W. L. Wood and lot No. 2. and known as the Mill Pond tract. * . I*OT No. 2. Containing 174 acres more or less, and bounded by lands of S. J. Mosley and lot No. 1, and known as the Mill Shoal tract. LOT No. 3. Containing 134} acres, more or less, bounded 1-y lands of W. T. Lilllejohn and lot No. 2, and kuowu as the Mansion or Homestead tract. ' .*?' .^LOT No.4. Containing 152 acres, more or less, known as the lowei tract, next to A. C. Lindsey. LOT No. 5. Containing 185} acres, more or less, and known as the Paoolet River tract. * LOT No. G. Containing 54 acres more, or less, and known ns the Crocker Settlement tract. IJOT NO. 7. Containing 70} acres more or less, and known as Uid's Hill. LOT No. * ' * Containing 152 acres more, or less, nnd lies between the Lindsey tract and Homestead tract. PERSONAL PROPERTY. a Also personal property consisting of Wagon, ^ Buggy. Cows &e. Terras of Sale : Personal property Cash; Ileal estate onethird cash on day of sale, balance in one and two equal annual instalments, with interest from date of sale, with approved security and Mortgage of the premises to secure the purchase money. The purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. . MOSES WOOD, Executor, S. A. MENO, Executrix, of Q. T. Mcng, deceased. Nov 17 40 4t Sheriff's Sales. r T>Y virtue of Sundry Executions to me direc,*** " tad, I will sell before Union Court House r \ jloor, oq the first Monday in December next, . . witkia the legal hours of Sheriffs Sale's, the fol* 2 sowing described property to wit: All the right title and interest which James L. Harris has in a tract of land known as the J. L. Harris Mill tract, with the buildings and maohinery, containing thirty or thirty-five aores, more or leis, bounded hy tho Lipsey tract and OtLers ; levied on and to be sold as the property of James L. Harris, at the several suits of Foster & Wi'.kins, A D. Spears * Co.. J. T. Hill k Co., ami others. ALSO Thirty-five acre* of land, more or less, known aathe Samuel Longlraot, bounded by lands of lb* aatale of S. P. Harris, J. C. Harris and others; levied on and to be sold as the property of J. L. Harris at the suits of Foster & Wilkins. A, I). Spears k Co., P. M. Farr&Co., J. T. Hill & Co., and others. ALSO The interest of Jaaaee L. Harris in one tract of land containing three hundred and fifty acres, or* or lees, bounded by lands of Lipsey, 0. B. Free, John Halcomb, Abram Qallman and m others ; levied on and to be sold as the property of J. h. Harris at the suite of Foster A Wilkins A. D. Spears k Co., J. T. Hill & Co., F. M. Farr k Co., and others. R. MACBETH, 8. U. C. Hoy W _ 4A 8t > m *I?ALNOTICK. A LT, persons indebted to the firm of J. T. xHiliU k Co aradisreby notified that payment fsreqclred. AlUSptea, Accounts, and other farms of IndsbteSjbis must he paid before the first day of January next. If not paid by that timelhey wilt bo placed in the hands of an At* foraey for collection, without reserve. . T. HILL k Co. (M 6 iO It V fa MASTER'S SALES. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court o f Common Pleas. . Keubent T. Gee as Adm'uistrator of the estate of M. M. Humphries, deceased, Plaintiff, against, Mar/ Gee Humphries, el al, Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the above entitled cnse by His Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in December 1882, the following described property to wit: THE HUMPHRIES PLACE?360 ACRES All that certain tract of land, situated in Santuo Township, Union County, Stalo aforesaid, containing three huudred and sixty-six notes, tuoro or less, bounded by lauds of Frances Taylor, William Munro nnd others?said tract Known as the "Humphries place. THE THOMAS TRACT?125 ACRES All that certain tract of land situated in Snntuc Township, .Union County, State aforesaid, containing one hundred and twenty-five acres, more or less, bounded by lnnds of William Munro, the Humphries place, andlatidsof Mrs. Gilliam Thomas. Said tract known ns the "Thomas tract." lOO 1- 4 ACRES All t lint c.uln ~r 1?_.i ? ? ...... uuvi ui hum siiuiia'u in oantuc Township, Union County, State aforesaid, containing one hundred and sixty-nine and onefourth acres, more or less, founded by the Humphries place, lands of William Munro and the Hix place. % Tlic Trammel place?105 Acres All that certain tract of land situated in Santuc Township, Uniou County, State aforesaid, containing one hundred and five acres more or less, bounded by the Hix place, the tract above mentioned nnd the Henry Sartor place. Said tract known as the "Trammel place.*' THE HiX TRACT?548 A CUES All that certain tract of land situated in Union and Santuc Townships, Union Coun'y, State aforesaid, containing five hundred and fortyeight acres, more or less, bounded by the Humphries place, lands of Mrs. Gilliam Thomas, and the Trnmtml place. Said tract known as the "Hix tract." Henry Sartor Home Place?801 Acres All that certain tract of land, situated in Santuc and Union Townships, Union County, State aforesaid, containing three hundred and sixtyone acres, more or lrss, bounded by lands of William Munro and T. J. Harris, Mrs G' 11. Ilogan, Mrs. T. B. Bates and others. Said tract kn^wn as the ''Henry Sartor Home place." The Uillinni Place?225 acres All that certain tract of land situated in Snntuo Township, Union County. State aforesaid, containing two hundred nnd twenty-five acres, more or loss, bounded by lands of Mrs. D. E. Gee, Mrs. P. P. Butler, Mrs. H. C. Graham, Mrs. Duvid Thomas and others. Said tract kuowa as the Gilliam place. Dogan House and Lot in Union All that lot of land with dwelling thereon situated in tho town of Uuion, ou North sido of Main Street, containing two acres, adjoining lots of N. H. A. Dunbar and others. Said lot known as the Dogau lot. Terms of Sale : One-third cash, the balance on a credit ofoue and two years in equal instalments, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of tho purchaser, and a mortgage of the premises. Master's Office, Nov. 8, 1882. 1 a \tc?i unwno Master for Union County. The State of South Carolina. CO UN TV OF UNION. Court of Common Picas. James Munro, as Clerk of Court, as Administrator of J. Droxio Jeter, el al, Plaintiff s against Augusta A. Jeter, el al, defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the above, entitled case by Ills Hon-, r W. If. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House door in the towu of Union, within the legal hours of Sale, on the first Monday in December 1882, the following described properly, to wit: Tract No. 1?121 Arrest 1. All that certain tract of land situated In Santuc Township, Union County, State aforesaid, containing One hundred and twenty one acres, more or less, known as Tract No. 1 in the dvision of the land of J. Broxie Jeter deceased, bounded by Tract No 2 f said land, by lands of John A. Fant, R. T. Gee and others. Tract No. 2?151 Acres. All thnt certinn tract of lund situated in Sautuo Township, Union County, State foresaid, containing Ono hundred and fifty-one acres, more or less, known as Tract No. 2 in the divi sion of the land of J. liroxie Jeter, deceased. boil ruled by Tract No. '1 of said land and by lands of W. T. Littlejohn, list ate of Sarah C. Jeter and others. Terms of Sale : One third cash, and the balance on a credit of one and two years in equal instalments, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of the purohaser with ono more sureties, and a mortgage of the premisses, Master's Office, 8 Nov. 1882. JAMES MONRO, Master for Union County. Not. 10 45 4t The State, of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. Miles P. Hammelt as Ouardinn ad lilem of I.a1 ah llammett and Edward W. Ilammett, I'laintiffn, against Perlina Stroup, el al, Defendants . IN obedience to an order made in the nbove entitled cose by His Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge. I will sell al the late residence of Henry M. Stroup, deceased, within the legal nuurn ui aaie, on neunesuay ine oin 01 December 1882, the following described property to wit: All that certain tract of land situated in Qoudeysville Township, Unmn County. State aforesaid, containing two hundred and nineteen acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Isabella Dunn, John 8errice and others. Said land will be sold in three tracts. Terms of Sale : One third cash, and the balance on a credit of one and two years In equal instalments, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Master's Office, Nov. 8, 1882. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Hoy. 45 4t NOTIC E. ALL persons having claims against the estate of Jamee li. Gossett. deceased, are berehyjnotiflrd to present them to Dr. T. D. Bates, and those Indebted to said e?t*te mast make immediate payment to him. KACriEL 008SKTT, Executrix. " Nor 17 40 ? 4t ! t ~ - 1 ? ? J*-? MASTERS SALE The State of South Carolina. co us ty of uxiox. Court of Common Pleas. Thoiuas II Jeter as Administrator of A. Wallow Thomson, deceased, Plaintiff, against Aurilius Wollnee Thomson, Dtfendant. IN obedience to an order made in Ihe above entitled case by ilia Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House ilnnr in l1?n lAtwn /?f Pnlnt* ? ?;?!*:? 4 ~ 1 4 ... ...N. ?VV V? V.IIWH, "IIIIIII IIIU IITgTll hours of sale, on.(lie first Monday in December 1882, the following described properly to wit: The Meansvillo Place---1,140 acres All that certain tract of land situated in Jonesville or Bognnsvillo Township' Union County, stn-.e aforesaid, known as the Meansvillo or Thomson place, containing eleven hundred and forty acres, inoro or less. This tract will be sold in about ten lots. Plats of which can be seen at my office. Mr. Campbell or Mr. Calton, who live on the place, will show tho different ots to any parties. Mooro and Lancaster Place--1)00 acres All that certain tract of land situated in Jones* ville Township, Union County, State aforesaid, containing nine hundred acres, more or less, known as the Moore and Lancaster pluce. This tract will be sold in about five tracts. Plats ol same can be seen at my office. These lands adjoin tho Mennsville place and nre about four miles from Jone^ville, on the Spartanburg Union nnd Co'utnhia'ilailroad. Mr. Andrew Thomson, who livc9 on an adjoining place, will show the different lots to any parties and will also show two other tracts of about two hundred and fifty acres ench ndjoiuing'these places, which will be divided into four or five lots. Bennett or Slogan Place?325 acres All that certain tract of land situated in Bogansvillc Township near West Soring, Union County, gtatc afoiesi.id, containing thrco hundred and twenty-fivencres, more or less, known as tho Bennett or Bogan place. This tract will be sold in seven lots. Plats of which can be seen at my office. Thcso lots will lie shown to parties by 11 r. J. B. Lancaster or" Mr Jaincs Spillers. All the nbovo tracts comprise very valuable farming and planting lands, also a large amount of valuable timber. Much of the land is very well adaple 1 to stock raising and the raising nnd making of hay, there being a very large amount of rich bottom land. The .Yells Place?1,34)1) Acres All that certain tract of land situated in Laurens County. State aforesaid, known as the Metis place, containing about thirteen linrdred acres, situate on Kuoree Itiver, bounded by lauds of John Garrett and others. The interest of A. Wallace Thomson, deceased, in this tract is ono undivided fourth, hut by consent of the other joint owners tho entiro tcact will be sold and deeds for the same will he made. Terms of Sale : One fourth cash, and tho balance on a credil of one and two years in equal instalments, with interest from day of sale, to ho secure-l by bond of the Yurchasor and a mortgage ol tlib premises. Master's Office, Nov. 8, 1882. JAM KS MUX 110, Master for Uuiou County. Nov. 10 4? 4t TO I?: S?LI) AT AUCTION, SALESDAY IN DECEMBER, A.T UNION C, II. THE MURPHY'S MILL PROPERTY, WITH BET AVE EX 500 and ODD ACRES or 0001) COTTON LAM) ATTACHED. ALSO TWO of THE FINEST WATEIl POWERS IN THE STATE. A Corn .11 ill ?n:l Cotton <4in arc now running on it and doing u good l?ii<d!tc*M rMil IS property is situated about 5 miles Wcsi JL of Union depot, on the Spartanburf and Union llailioad. and has every natural ad vnntngc f?r a Cotton Factory, or a Cotton seeil oil Mill, being in the ccntro of a tine cotlor growing section, nn<l it* water power is stifli cient to ilrive almost any amount of machinery Terms Accommodating, and inado known t( persons wishing to purchase, on application to DR. C. T. M0R1M1V. Union C. II., S. C. Sep 29 89 tf Now is the Time ToluiYASTOVE JUST RECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS , Cooking and Heating Stoves, Which will be sold at Rock Bottom Prices. A uood uook stove, uompietc with 22 pieces, for $15.00 and upwards. Every Stove Guaranteed CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE C A L LAN ol XA* I N E JAMES H. RODGER Mo. 10 *i Jf_ Mli.iil IV KltY. MBS. MARY VINSON, HAS received her Fall und wiutc stock of FASHIONABLE MILLINERY Her stock is complete, comprising nl the latest novelties. Her hats uro Cupid' Ilotno. ' Oct 20 42 tf f "?* \ I * ?* .> . : ^ .' - * "*,* < * "? * ** : . '* * ' t *'w"' % .4 - r _ 1JUST DECEIVED ? AND HOW OPEN AT : P. M. COHEN & BRO' v Jk. f Large and Well SELECTED STOCK . OF 'dry goods, OLOTHXNG, BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats and Caps, GROCERIES, &C. WHICH WILL I3E SOLD, I LOW for CASH. Oct 20 42 3m An Ordinance. To Restrain and Regulate the tale of Liquors, and to Regulate the sale of Iirugs and Medicines. Si:c. I. Bo it ordained by I lie Town Council of Union, in I lie State of South Carolina, now met ami sitting, and by the authority of the same, That any person who shall sell any Liquors, Spirituous, Vinous or Mult, within the Town of Union , shall, upon trial and conviction, be fined, for each and every otlence under this Ordinance, not less than twenty-five (2">) dollars and not more than one hundred (100) dollars, or be*imprisotied not less than twenty (20) days, or boll), at the discretion of theCouncil. Provided that uutliing herein contained shall prevent the tilling, by any licensed Druggist, of any prescription in good faith, made by any licensed practicing Physician ; and provider, further, that no prescriptions containing intoxicating liquor, in any quantity, shall bo filled unless a licensed t practising Physician shad endorse thereon over I iiis own signature a certificate in writing that the prescription is for use in sickness only, and is necessary. Sec. 2. That all prescriptions containing intoxicating liquor in any quantity, tilled by any I Druggist, shall, together with the record of the , names of persons to whom delivered and for I whose use filled, be exhibited by such Druggist r on the first Monday in each and every calendar ini,nth, to the Council for inspection; and upon failure so to do. each and every Druggist shall, trial and conviction, be fined, fur each iiml every offense, not less than twenty-five ('_' "?) dollars, and not more than one hundred (100) dollnrs, or bo imprisoned rot less than twin y (20) days, or both, at the discretion of the Couu, ci>Done and ratified under the copon to Seal of said Town of Uniou, the 13th day o! Octber, 1832. C. It ROBERSON Intendant. S. A. E. Pauii.vm, Clerk. Oct 'JO 42 2m ' The State of South Carolina. co L'xrr of uxwx. ' 111 the Court of Common Picas. Hubert Macbeth, us Sheriff of ] 5 Union County, | i Plaintiff | Summons against, l S. Drnytou llriggs, Moses Lee, | 5 Hubert liny. Daniel D. Fiuley, | for - John L. Voting, James S. Mo- | I Daniel, llirum C. Bronson ami | i John W. Hardy, trading under | Relief. - the firm name of 11. C. Droit- j . son & Co., E. D. Tailor, Jane j i Cunningham, Edward Eulliugs j (Complaint and Jobh Cordon, trading under j the firm nanto of E- Fulling* & j Co., Ceorgo W. Cuss, James j not Cavenor, Mary 1*. Dnwkins, as j . exec Jtrix of Thomas N. D.-iwkins, | James M. Bunch, as Adiuinistra- j Scivcd.) I lor of Jas. M. Ondbcrry, and I. G". | MeKissiek, Defendants. J To the li' fcnda ills. VTOU are hereby Summoned and required to 1 answer the complaint in this action, which will be filed in the ofliee of Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. Union County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber tyt his office at Union S. C. within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the lime aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaintDated October 17. 1872. D. A, TOWNSF.ND, Plaintiffs Attorney. | <-*?>") James Mi'kro, -J ska l V CJerk. To the Defendant*, Moses Leo, Daniel D. Finley, ' James S. McDaniel, E. D. Tailor, Jane Cunf ninghnm, Edward Fallings, John Gordon, (leOPgd W. Ooe? an?i laaioa Civona* * Take notice that the Summons in this action, of whioh the above is a copy, was hied in the 1 otlice of the Clerk cf Court of Common i'iens for Union County on the 17lh lay of October 1882. 1). A. TOWNSGND, Plaintiff's Atturne'/. Nov 3 41 tit I m j^Nkde-mrTl^^sopyrighta. etc.,for M R the United States, and to obtain patRl&lff] enta in Canada. England, Franco, (flMH Gojrnnny, and all other conntrios. kaaa Thirfy-tht years* nractico. No UUKI ?? iur DIMTUIUBIUIU U1 V* u??wInpn Advieo by mail free. Patent* obtained through Tin aro notieod In th? SCXBMTIVIU AMKHICAN, which has the largest circulation, rnd is tho most infltisntial aowspaper of its kind published in tho world. Tho advantages cl' such a notico every patentee understands, r This largo and splendidly illustrated nowtv papor Ispublishod WKKKIY at 13.20 a yoar. and is admitted to bo tho best piper devoted to scionee,mechanics,inventions, engineering ' works, and other departments afundustrial >i progress, published in any eonntnr. "fiingle copies by mail, 10 ceuta. 'Sold by all newsit deal on. Address, Munn A Co., publishers of Scieotiflo An.erioan. 2f?l It road way, New YofT. Handbook about patents maiisd tree. : 4* ; ( * GOODS FOll TJ A FOSTER & /*>. WE aro now receiving our r aiul Winter business, anc qualities and prices. Much pain: patterns and latest styles of DRESS and we think we can show as fu 4bund in any other Store and at ASTONISHING Our stock of NOTIONS is lar Our Ladies and Gent': ARE FROM THI We have a 1 READY MADE GLOTHIN A V IA L/ ? A^SOUTMENT which wc intend to sell at such pi our customers. Call and Examine for Yourself ing oui Sop 29 H. G. MARK. NEW STORE! MARK & KXDEL, Hop lcnvc to inform tlio f and attractive Stock of Goods at this plact Kissiek, consisting of DRY < CLOTHING FOR MEN, 1 Hoots mid Slioes. XXgl-tiS 2111(1 rJ Ladies aud Misses Cloaks Ulsters, & Doln Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods. Guns, l'istols. Jewelry, and in fact all ki All of which they otter as cheap as the chcapc defy competition. Come and see us, one an 1 all, and w? feel sa custom as we guarantee satisfaction in every ins Our Mr. Mark will remain in Union for two \ standing and as many more as will give us a ca Our Stock is in the .Store and arriving l<y dail A liKAUTY WE B. M. WINSTOCK, Manager. Sep '29 FAREWELL TO SUMMER :u; Winter Dry Goods AND N O rA^ I o & , J soots and Miocs, Shirts and Collars, Ladies Neck-wear, Ladies and Cents hand made Shoes, Ladies and Cents Custom-made Shoes, Cents Hats and Clothing, Wooden ware and Tinware, Canned Goods and Crockery, Saddles and Bridles, Hardware and Groceries, Bagging and Ties, American Sewing Machines. In fact, everything, found in a lirst class store, at prices to defy competition. At REUBEN T. GEE'S. Oct 13 41 3 ui Mm & Mall, HAVE just filled their store with a very large Stock of FALL AMD WINTER MERCHANDISE. Their stock comprises almost everything that can bo asked tor. Ail for sale at the very lowc-t prices. Call and see, and they will save your money. Oct 20 42 tf w FEOIALTIES FOR THE SEASON. LADIES and MISSES CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND WALKING JACKETS. An immense stock which must commend then selves, both in style and price, to the taste as well as the economic views of prudent buyers. RICE & McLURE. Oct 20 42 . tf .... -- ? Dwfiflinn Hnusn and Lot FOR SALE OR RENT ON reasonable terms, if applied for soon.? Apply to, W T. McNALLY. Not 10 45 tf Nctico to Debtors. AUj persons indebted to the oM firm of flc & Humphries nuisi make immediate sci thomeuts, ns the business will bo wound u ditflng the wirier. H. T. (?KK, Survivor. Oct 13 41 if "ilE PEOPLE! T WILKINS'. lew Stock of Goods for the Fall I invite an examination of their 5 were taken to select the neatest GOODS, t a stock in that line as can h<? LOW PiriCES. ge and of the most tasty st vl< s. s BOOTS AID SHOES. : BEST MAKERS. large stock of G ! HATS AND GAPS ! \ NICE of HAUDWARE, rices as shall insure satisfacottion 7ea. We take Pleasure in Sliowr Goods. FOSTER & WILKINS. 39 tf HYMAN ENDEL. NEW GOODS-! 'Wizens of Union that they are opening a largo >, in lower brick range, next iloor to Jos. 11. Mo SOUD8, rOUTHS AND CHILDREN. I Csi]>s, Prunks siiul Valises,, nns. ads of goods usually kept iu a first class Stove, st ; having facilities for buying Goods such as will tisfied that with our prices wo will sccuio your stance. vet-he, to wc'coiue his old friends of thiity years 11. y trains. LCOMK TO ALL, MARK & ENDEL. Proprietors. .19 dill i? | ^ . S- HH c' *? o " o | {> t=H eg S h, s? g?Tj 5p 3" w s ? zn ?=H ? ? " 1 l '?i 2- S j=s^ a I O ?' ' "t uj --a B I I w | | o ? i?3 2- " GjI | ta 33 o r g <g ?Z2 t=E=S <?? 3- ^ . z~j jL ? > tZJCJ ^ <v> 3 ~ t=c-i ? a. i-c) F<5 ~ _ o- W ?3 ^ o c kg Jz| 2 S b=d gg ? s w *?' C? P- 1 ' I { - > o L--J , cro o- - o c, -w * *- *=5 5 ^ . C=> * * H t=3Cd cm 2 W F?H O- t 1 cr <? S " c' zn Farmers and Others READ THIS! READ THIS!! rpHH undersigned begs to call the attention of J. tlie public in general nnil the Farmers in particular to the fuel that ho is now prepared to GIN COTTON, 1 ' GRIND CORN, SAW and DRESS LUMBER ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. 1 have recently added to my Gin house a fine sett of Osgood's Combination Pisiform Scales, which enables the farmer to weigh his Cotton in the Wagon, thereby saving much time and troulilo- I hftva tivft lovoniw /7A\ J V"/ B1"". turning out a l>nlc in twenty live minute*.? Give nie a Trial. JACOli U1CR. Oct 18 41 2m Wood ! Wood ! ! ~Wood ! ! ! L" 100 *'ne ^?01* ^>r Ba'?' ^rr'y archie it. STOKES 4t or W. E. WillTK3ll?KM. 82 tf I