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Tut. W'..i:i; orrtir. Fi.\mi;s Vie'tsburg. Mi-s , August ? A lire broac "tit at M< rid: t:i about ltoou yesterday, dvsir oying three Mock * >!' resiliences tWl'l IttLCiliCllt lloll:iS. A high willil prevailed, threatening tlie* '!< t ruction of the whole toWII. Till* l"SS |J vtiol lil* I It M; insurance A Ftut: in I'a.w n.i.k. ? Danville, Vn., August 0. ? A tire here this afternoon destroyed ilie cotton factory of Ik L. ?V A. (Serst, ilie tobacco warehouse ofS. II. Holland X t'o., the tobacco factory of Male. Mickey X Dyer, ami the tobac co factory of \V. F. I.nv tin I several outhouses. The loss is estimated at :*> 160.UU0; insurance $Ilb,0U0. A Fikk in HiciimonI', V\.,?Richmond.! August 0.?A tire here this morning 'Icstroyci! A- M. Lyon & Co.'s tobacco factory, Witt. A. , Wahlron's manufactory ol* tobacco inachincry, <i. I'. Ilawes & Co.'s saw* ami tile works, tin t damaged other buildings. Loss about 5?*Jo,000: Insurance I ... _ j A beautiful lot ot new India Linens, figured i Linen Lawns, Persia lawns, Victoria lawns, [ Mishap's lawns, Lace Muslins, Printed Muslins, ' etc., etc., at J. HUNT Kit & Co. . o A misplaced switch <*iiuie very near causing n tear It: I loss of life at the Air Line depot nt Spartanburg, one day last tvcck. 'J'huColutnbia train had ju<t arrived and taken its place on the siding and scores of people were standing just behind it, when the Charlotte train came rushing over the same track. There was a shout and a rushing on every side, and the engine with an elfort that made u almost leap into the air was brought to a stop. A few feet more and it would have plunged into acoaeh full of women and children. It is due to (he public that the railroad authorities take some steps to prevent | a similar occurrence in the future. Now is your time to tret bargains til Virginia Tin: Uoi.i.oitiai Onn Fki.i.ow.?The annual j "tncetiugof the Distrrict Lo Ige, No. Id, of South | trolitia, 11 rand United Order of t)dd Fellows, met lu lireeiiville on Tuesdiie. I'liiriv-ibr..<> I Bodges were represented. W. II. Uutlierford, lie district secretary, state.I that the (Irder was in a flourishing condition, as thu following tligurw wili show : Whole mnnhcr of uicinhers, 2,1'il, paid to sick and distressed Odd Fellows and their families, S'2,l'i'2 S7 ; funerals, Sl.l 1'J70 , amount collected during the year, SlO.odO6'*; value of property, S'.l,1 12 57. - o - 15i.i'itikvv.n run a Moxrti.?Walhilla, August ft. ? t Jovernor Thotuson to-day grunted a reprieve of .lames llrown for thirty days. Brown was to have been hanged on 1'iiday for arson, t.. it. a. The nobbiest line of Spring and Summer t lothing in town. Wecill particular attention to this department, and can tit any one. Suits varying from SS to S'2'f Also a fine stock of Spring lints and fine hand-sewed Shoes. Fall and see its. J. C. 11UNTF.K & Ft). * oihti;akv, li.\ I BUY? Pied. .Inly Villi, iss:;. Mr.. Amanda liailev, ui; ..I flioiua> I:. Ituiley and danirhler o|' tin- i.e.- It. v. .1. i ii!il(.>, of I in ion t 'on lily, in l lie I It li year ol" her au'e. The stthjei-l ui thK nut lee i'.-ll a vi.-iiui to Typhoid I've-' after several days' of Milierin-^. .""lie had heeti a e.oiM ? ( lit 111 -iiiii -r <>l" N**w l'ri?p*ri |t;i|ili>l CIiiip Ii tor nrar j u s. Truly I I -lii- ai'orn that prof**>*>|on lav an iljiii. til wills ,i?i* t iIimIIv roiivi'i -*al inn. Sin* l> .nr. a l.u,'** family of Hiil*livn, a .li ioi.-.l htohaml ami many relative* ami IrieieN 1*1 mourn her lo*?*?. Ili-r <i -|i-l nn I I'unit'M |>i>'t.v slim - fori h in every relation of life, Imt imwIi-T willi ?ivater lusl rr lliau in I In.* family rirrle. I!li?-.1 ar III y who ijiu in tin- l.ord ami their wurkt* llll follow lilOOI. C. li. li. 0 Or Itaptist Cor nil', n please ropv. Administrator's Nolice. Vlala persons having claims against the estate . of llev. Thomas W. Smith, decease*!, are re juested to present litem, properly niiesled, to the .md.-rsigticd, :is e trly a*, ) ossihle, and those itilehtel to said estate are reiptired to make payment to me *,t ok*.*. I>. A. TOWSSUXM. A Irn'r of lysinlc of '1'. \Y. Smith. Aug 17 i?d It VACANCIES, f- ( iIITII (' V III 11 I V V Mil I'l'VIIV liiMiOMir x l-llll >' ? I'l. 'l 1 , I CU'ADKI., Cll AUI.KSTO.V, S. C. .\H?;. G, 1 SS,). j" Official notice is hereby given of (ho following I .I3eiieficiary vacancies in (his Academy : 1 ('larcndon County < (tie t'olle.oit ('ounty ' *no Greenville County Two Lexington ('utility Two Dickens ('oii'iiy Two Union County One Candidates for these places v. ill at once apply ;o tlie Chairman of the It ?aril ?t Visitors ? (Jon. ihnsoti llanoo'l, Lt.miwrll, S. C. ? for peruiis . ion to appear before the Kxamiticrs at the competitive examinations to lie hcM on the liOth Sept ember next, at the respective Court Houses I in the ('utilities naiue<l. i J. 1' THOMAS, Superintendent. i Aug IT '?:*. :it | Scraping the Teeth, J^lXCKI'Tby a Dentist, should never be done, ' J as ihccuaircl once destroyed never reforms. \il stains and discoloration* of the teeth can be rcii'iiiy rt'inuviMi i?y me use ul WOOD'S ODONTINE, 5 ! vbioh contains nothing liannfnl. l?nt on the com rary polishes the teeth, hardens the gums ami ' makes llic breath mire ami sweet. It is nronarocl 1 from o formula of |)r. Tims. T. Moore, >\i?<I is .'cceoiiimcuileil liy Dim as a harmless ami efficient ilentil rice. Hoc a llox. Trade ?up|?lie?l by | Kor sale by W. 0. h'ISIIKIt. IDs. J. M. I limn:?, Wholesale Agent, l.'nion II. Columbia, S. C. March 10 ly SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMY, < -hiii'lostoii. S, ins. .X'JINSON IIACDOD. ('hiiirimiii /?' (// </ "J I 'ixitor*. < *?>!.. ,1 IV Till'MAS, .V"?i unl'i'l :o: - j I lie Second Academic year, since rocstab- ' 11?limont by Act of the licncral Assembly, will I begin f'cbihvr lM next. Applications for Cadet- | ,'liip must be made oil of Itrfo'c September '.'Otli x nest, to I lie Cliainnaii l!oar<l of Visitors nt f llarnwell (II., S. C. l'.-.y Cadets reeeivoil from any Stale. Ilegislers or Circulars furnished by Snp-n-in lOII'lellt. Aug IT It SPECIAL NOTICE. ON ni'iilimit tlio 1st Sc|i|. next. I will Ir ivc j fur N>'W Yurk, fur tin* j?urj?. iiI'Iimjiii'.' > new Si !. uf (iuo'N, :m 1 will lit* ! !*?:?*?? I I< in ;lc ' tptr a! iuii'oIiukps fur my t'ri u I :m I ru-ii.iu. rin my lino of business. \l persons wisliiny i , i trtr.ke special or<lors will , m>* ^ IICI'T i leivc i:. w. riNsr.i.v. ; Aiis- ;1i -i I i j ^ T . I '? li'il I' llio 1 uf .lulv. ' iilier in I'i'i in f.i J\ Ir'I wort: I ii.rc :?n ! I lie Iriii-u f Mr 11 I I/IWSDII, Oil lln' I. IIIIVlls r ' l l . :l Villi I ill!'1 J 'ill J of fioi.o si,i:::\t. hi ?"s . mui 1r lniii'ils, \V. I I . "ii tii 11!i l r mI.\ > i. I i i i tolv .-pro i'i i f>'i".i" ' 11 eii'l* "I I. Tlh* i:t Iv. i!. t. .. i. i i I -\ . iv in .; i , ir ' liis ..lli.'.v Ail" In ' "i The Dry (foods Paiace of llio Sontli. 1)1". II M A l'S tho most impor'ant event in the : history of the Dry tioo Is business in this section is the completion of the magnificent I establishment ot Wittkowsky & Barncli. To tiie fricmls mi l acquaintances of this old established house, living nil over the country, there is no used of introduction, but we deem it only proper to call the attention of the peo- 1 pie who are so situated living miles away from us, that we are now in a position to otler faeiii- ' lies to purchasers of Dry (Soods, etc., thai are not equalled outside of New Vork. After many months of patient waiting and 1 ,i._ T._ ? : i 1 < ui.M' i) tut' liiigv tui ui arin.uia iiii'i mi'uii'&ii* ics thai have been employed tire about to vacate, leaving behind tIiem everything ao perfect in till 1 appointments and requirements for the trim sac- 1 lion of an inunense business, that on entering ! this Mart of Fashion ouc can immediately ob- ( serve that every detail that experience could 1 desire or taste could suggest has been nMended to, Everything that in any way could add to the comfort and convenience of customers has been zealously looked after and provided for. The premises have been enlarged to more than four times its former capacity, while several new departments have been added, all of which are entirely new features, and supplying a want that has long been felt in thisscction. All tlic e vast improvements, provided at an immense outlav of capital, must necessarily have a tell- ( ing effect on the business interests of this grow- ( ing and beautiful city. For now ladies of the ] most refined tastes, for which the Carolina? are proverbial, can find in this establishment every requisite of .a wand robe, for either street or toilet. New Departures. We feci that tiowhercon (hiscontiucnt is there a wider field of progress than in the balmy val leys of the lovely South. Ourselves animated and imbued with the most enthusiastic spirit for the elevation an 1 advancement of the commercial intcicstsof our section arc determined to keep abreast of the times. With iicvvatid ad vaneed ideas crowding out the old, pluck instead of luck, cash instead of credit, ability in place ot check, science and energy heating down the oM fogy plun of doing business, cl<( goods and long prices find no resting place with us; our motto is and shall lie "Quick Sales and Light Profits." , We arc determined to have life and energy ! around and about us. Having now at our command all the space necessary for the reuuire- ] incuts of ? ar constantly increasing trade we are in a position to offer to our patrons a stock of such magnitude and varied assortment as cannot he excelled in the Southern Stales. ! l-'or the special pleasure of our lady friends we shall open with the fill season a Press .Mak- ; ing Department, and after much exertion we j have been forluna'e enough to secure the servi- ( cos ??I" a lady who lor the past seventeen years | lias catered to the la-tcs of the very l;est trade ; ] of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, whose ability as a perfect filter cannot lie questioned. I.adies ean rely upon being provi<le?l wi'.hlhe most attractive freaks of fashion in gocincnt.s that will he perfect in tit, style ami workmanship. I'articul trly atlraciive will lie our Ladies'. Misses' ami Children's I'mlerearments Department, our Ladies' Misses' and Children's Boot < and Slmo Departmenl, our Cloak ami Suit Deportment, ami we have specially devoted art entire gallery for our Millinery Department.? This will lie conducted on a more extensive scale j than ever befcre and wi 1 contain everything : desirable in the way of French and American Novelties in Millinery (binds. I f In all our other departments we will offer the j most attractive assortments at prices that can- ! not be competed with, .such as lllack and ( i hired | Silks. Satins, Velvets, limeades. Mourning; Hoods, ("rapes. Dress (lends. White floods, Lin j ens ami Doinesties, Cloths and C.assiuteres. ; Flannels, Blankets, (.Milts, Linings, Hosiery 1 and Cnderwear. (lloves. Laces and Frtbroidc- j ries. N lions. Fancy floods, Corsets, Prints, Lawns and Cambrics, Dress Trimmings. Dress ; Buttons, Cmbrellas. I'arasols, Fans, Carpets, I Mattings, lines, Oil-cloths, See., Sec. Orders by Mail. Our Mail and Fx press Department is now so thoroughly organized that ladies living outside | I be city can do their shopping through its with I a-1 it.itch certainty of satisfaction as if they were j |.1 I v I'rrM'lll. nailipiCS SCllllO ?ny pari ' I the 1* ui I oil Stales, t 'ana la or Mexico, on s?|?|?liration. All orders amounting to ten dollars \nd upwards delivered free of I'.xpress or Mail sharges. WITTKOWSKV ft HARUCH, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Aug 17 22 Oni " ! i rIPsi:v XoU<?o. j' i Xr^'I'IfK it; herein- given that 1 will open I lie ( i x i hooks for the collet-linn of the second in- I I lallnient of'I'axes for ISX2intny olliee at I'nion I'. II., on the 1st day of September next and until the 22d. inclusive. The following is the levy : State Tax 1{ mills I'nuiily Tax '2.', " * Special Tax 5 " School Tax 2 ' Total Tax f.evy Ilj roll Tax SI i 1 I :l A Pro I MM KYI'S ; , Mt Tohor Sept. 21 in Sanlue 2"i I 1 l-'ish Pant 2t# J a (io.dien Hill " 27 j Minter's Store in forenoon ami fr why's in the afternoon ' 2S j * West s Store in the morning and Holier on's Mill in the evening. " 2'.' Sarratl's S?oie in morning and tleiideysville in the evening Oct 1 Wilkin*?viIlo ' 2 l*rtiyloiiville " Tiniher llidge " I l.illlejolili ,N .lefleries Store " "# (ilamivhurg Mill " t'? I IVee ft Kellvs' Mill S J t ,lonev\ illc " } On and after the It'lli of October I will he in in- ol'ire at i iii >ii iiniil the '..'I'lli, at which lime j I Hi' i' i,? will cli'.-i'. II i. \|.|.M.\N. Treasurer. | \i"r I M i i Application for Charier. ".V<'IMT. i- lioivKy ;:iv,i ilnl :ui apj'lic 11 i.?n i . S I.-is hem Ji! I i m : lit* ollice n| I lie fieri; i I | tlic four! fit' 1'i.ioii <">?:riiv. in aceorilnnoc with liiC law refill i ii *r iIf iitiin '< r flmiifr: in ! (lit i ml u>kiii? I hi 11 ho hi. lorslffno I nn 11 hoir . .< . i <i? . w In.until) < if |.fir in ilio !i|t;.licn- , iinii, In-m inn'I .n ilrirter of incorporation I'nr r *li-iiim'ilo X'ODi'i.'iiinii 11 >i lor ilio triinc nf "I'll*. I " ' II noli I 11| ||?T of !.' S 'tn Hil l I >H II.; Ill ITS ' i M-IW. N.I I I. r. I'! N -if i . I S. SIM V-.. j \ i I ' il. , The St ite of South Carolina. co xrr of ex/ox. Court of Common Pleas. \\ illiam C. 11i*t. Administrator ) I'uiiuhjy | Summons, iiffiiinst [- to William Faucctt and J. Rice | renew Rogers Defendants. J Execution. To John Fiiucelt, Isaac Faucett, Victoria McCreiglit, Nannie Faucett, Sallio Faucett, Thomas Faucett, Mamie Faucett and Addie Faucett, heirs at law of William Faucett, dc ceased, and J. llice Rogers. WMKRKAS, judgment was obtained in the Circuit Court for the County, then L>is tticl, of Uuion and State of South Carolina, on the fourth day of March A. D. 1S'?7, in the above entitled cause, against William Faucett and J. Rice Rogers defendants, and execution was duly issued thereon, but the active energy thereof has now expired, and it is desired to have the saute renewed. And the above named plaintitf being dead, application for renewal is made by Francis M. Farr. administrator of It is rstate. Now, Therefore, Von arc sunt mono J to appear at the next Term of the Circuit Coutt, to l>e held lor said County, at the place of holding the tame, and then and there show cause, if any you sail, why said execution should not be renewed recording to law. ll..lo.l l,.tu ?>r. IKS'! .IAMBS 1$. STBBDMAX. Siuce A KTIIUII & S rBKL> M A N, I'luiiititls Attorney, t ? 1 Ja.mks Miniio, J si:vi, | Clerk. To lhe D.'fcmhtnl. Isaae Faucett : l'lease take notice that tlie original summons >t which the ah,we is a copy, was tiled ill the illice of the Clerk of the Court of Common ['lens for lTnion County on the '28th day of I uly, 1883. J. 1$. STBBDMAX, I'lainUtfs Attorney. Aug 3 31 Gt GOOD NEWS For those who want cheap goods. T II 10 itt n i Virginia store will for tlie next 3 weeks offer ireat inducements in every department. We have a large stock on hand ind, in preference to moving them ill to our new store room, we have decided to offer them to the people at and helow New York cost. Respectfully, W. W. JONES. July 20 29 tf MORE GOOD CHEER AT THE LITTLE anSef) FROfiT. J I'Si' received, a lot of N F.W OOOPS, con sisting as follows : Choice Hams ami llreakfast S'rips, Summer Cheese ami Maecaroni. lloiogna Sausaies in Jelly, Soused Mackerel, Majkeral in Tomato Sauce. Desiccated Coooanut, (irate 1 Pineapple, ami other canned goods. I'll AIII, 0 III ST always on had, Fruit, Candy. Cukes and Crackers, Lemons received every week, A choice lot of Tohnecoand cigars in stock. W. M. GIBBES. July It 27 tl Notice to Creditors. J. F. Norman as Administrator, I'ininfij)', vs. Amanda Harnett and Louisa Harnett, J)efrniliinln, IVUSl'ANT to an order of Honorable .1. It. KKI'SHAW, Presiding Judge of Seventh 'ircuit, passed 2btli .lime, 1 SM:t, all persons inving demands against the estnteof Sarah A. tarneit, deceased, arc required to present ami stahlish them before tne at my ollice on or bebre the 1st. day of October next. duly tli |s.s:;. JAM IIS MUMII), .Master. July t! 27 'Jin COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE, I'OLl'M HI A, S. ('. The Fall session will open SIIPTHM ItKIl 12, SS:?. Largest boarding school for young ladies n the Stuiu. Centrally located. Telegraphic ir.d llailroad connection. Healthful, good loniestic arrangements. Full corp of faithful iiid cllicient teachers. Superior advantages iu dusie and Art. Hates low. For a catalogue qqdy to. UFA'. O, A. DAltltV, I). I>., President. July _'7 It l^rrsli AiTivals .v r J . E . COJ.TON'S. HOOl' Skirl.", While Lawns un>1 lllcnrhe.l . Homespun. Also :i iicv lot of 'Molding. 411 yf which \ill ho ollVrcil ui a "iliirlii ii'lviince over t'osi. i:v .i. Ji. nu/roN. .Inly -T "!? if Administrator's Notice. VI.!. persons having claims nccaint ilic cslalc . of l.uey Siicllon, <leciM."ftl, are re<ptosie>l o prcsoiil ilicm lj ilio n:i' 1 *?r?ijrtu* I, properly iitcsicl. All persons iiulchicl to the licetnscl no iciifu' I i li.it payment" must ho minlc lo iiie is carl V as possible. .1. M. IIF.NIM'KSON. A'Iiii r, i'"i. Ijiov Miction. A!ij;ii i :l ::i It*. An Apprentice Wanted. \ll I'.SI'KC I' A III.I. hoy. wiili poi.il moral _ Int.its, not over 1 > years nhl, can fnul .a h" "iiit . ilnati oi, as tin :;ppi entice, in this Hire llcilinsl he ahle I., | i I ii|.| wiile la i'!"i I-". 3 t vr M'; u FOSTER & fflLKIES have just roeievc<l their RTOrJTT 0"P SPRING GOODS. They were selected by one ol the linn, in person, and bought after the l DECLINE IN PRICES, FOR CASH. We can sell a great many goods AT AND BE DOW what they would have cost EARLY IN THE SEASON IN THE Northern UartAts _ . -w ? ? w ? M *1* * M, V ? l># Our Stock is complete, and we can Safely say that we arc prepared to Sell Goods as Low as similar goods can be bought in this or any NEIGHBORING MARKET. i W c request all in want of goods to look at our Stock before purchasing. No Trouble to Show Goods. Aiay 11 1 ! tf The Press and People Endorse our Publication as the Best. THESOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. A1N1> DIXIE FARMER. i;STA 11 LIS 111)1) 1 ST.) ?-25,OOO 1! FA UK US. rpiIK oMest Agricultural Journal in (lie South. JL l>y recent purchases, TiikCi i.tivaioh now coiiihinos the Dixie Farmer, Atlanta. Ua.; The I'latilaliun, Montgomery, Ala.; The Rural Sun, Nashville, Tcnn.; ami the Southern Farmer's .Monthly, Savannah, (la.; ami unites the natrons | of tlicse with its own large list of subscribers. I THE INTENSIVE SYSTEM OF 1 FAir niXJ hvMr.l>AVII? l)l( ltj ouvcriiiK tl?eitliro Hystom ! ol' Soulliorn Agriculture* is ittitt being published in Til 10 ( l l/li- c V.Vl'OIt. in a sorios of Itvolvc i iiiostlIII3' imiiiliors. fcif" SrmmuirTlox : One year in advance, postage paid, 5*1.50; single copy, tifieen cents. .IAS. V. HARRISON A: CO., Allanta, On. ' July 1.1 UK if SPRING ILLIWERY MRS. MARY VINSON I> KSl'HCTrri.l.V informs the bailies of Union 1, that site has just received a large ami ELEGANT STOCK O F s SPRING MILLINERY, and invites an examination of her assortment. I think my present Stock is more complete I and stylish than any Millinery ever before brought to Union, and I am confident the / Prices were Never Lower. Thanking my patrons for their liberal support in the past, it will be my constant endeavor to deserve their encouragement in the future. MRS. MARY VINSON. 1 n April 0 II ,f a NOW IS THE TIME _ I To Buy tie Best Gitti \\TiI vv 111 < 1 romitel tin* planters of I nion j >V tonnty thai wo sire still agents lor tin* I Pillowing reliable <1 ii?s : "W iciMli i p>, Wi'itl t , , i or < ; n 11 ? < < 1 III |>l'OV<><i, TOIlioir. ?' We are now prepared to or<lcr :?ny of tin- \ ; iiImivo tiins for parties .loslring something i?i : v thin line, 1'iirlie.s having ohl W inslii|> <>in?, 1 (1 | who expect have I Item repaired for the t'om- 1 ? | ing sinTsoir?should scn<l them in now, nn'l let j f) 1 thetii he fowarded to the factory, and he re- jpaired heforo the pressing season opetis there. t t till and Jee ns before purchasing elsewhere. I ( f i-rm* arc >tnmodal ing. s* niti: 5. rrto\isnv ^ ? \te.'?-'l :;i Jin ? <;<> ^v. rsr THE LATEST S JUST EEC ROBERSON & :( WE ARE NOW RECEIVIN SPRING AND S I>ross (aooils. Ilosici'v anil (JIovch, I'liriiMolsiiiul I'nns. Yock Wear \ovclliON, Tilt* Prolliosl CiiHcooh Kvor m?'oii in linioii IN GRO Wo have a complete Stock and WE KEEP FU HARDWARE AND WOODEN- W ARE FOI ;( We cannot tell all the pretty ami novel article examine our stock. We take pleasure in show svcryboily in QUANTITY AND QUALITY A IV D I IV L O ROBERSO April 0 \TDA\f arnADl^l ii vj v v o jl vjix lj i ? ? --- - ;i W. O. W Ina opcnol up n Stock of Oooils in (lie UNION DRY aooi> CLOTHING BOOTS AJN <; K O C 1?: It I 10 fS A IN CROCKERY, SAD In extra Hir.es of clothing, Crock I OFF Kit Sl'FiO and I invite those wishing to purchase any of tl where, as . I 3112.1 X TO SDIi It is my purpose to keep a well selected stock will give satisfaction to customers and command ALL I ASK fuki:, rro ri Having taken a situation in Mr. \V. <\ Wall act ountry to call on me when they visit Union. an> nake their calls pleasant an<l I * It* )I"'IT.\ IlLK. Jan lit THE UNION FU BY PORTER n in 0 < > ; We would respectfully inform the citizens of I! PLAIN AND FASHIOl Purchased direct from the Man fact urcrt upon ell at the LOWKST LIVINO l'KICKS. OUR HTOCK < ted Itootn apd l'arlor Sets, What-N'ots Tctc-a titles, Plain and Cane scat Chairs, tnil every other.article to he found in a first ela. it i> 1: i: s st We have and shall continue to receive correct ] f Furniture made, and have secured such term 11 all orders for Furniture not f uind in our sloe . little cheaper than individuals could get them F I- It N I T V It E Wc are prepared lo repair Furniture of nil kii t ? asnnable prices. THY TJS AND BE C Feb 21 [TTTr|Tl people nro always on I lie lookylf I M. out for chances t? increase WW JLK-J J_J ilifir earnings, ami in time lieeome wenltliy ; those who lo not improve their opportunities remnin in loverly. \\ e .>irer n great eliftnco to make money. Vo want many men, women, hoys ami girls to fork for ns right in their own localities. Any no can ilo the work properly from the first tart. The business will pay more than ten limes nlinary wages. Kxpensive outlit I'urnishe I rec. No one who engages fails to make mote y api'lly. Von can devoto your whole time t.> no woric, or only yo>ir '?ro moment*. l-'u 11 nformal ion ami all iliii i. n. c l. l soul IYo?y IMIC^ Si IN?O\ \ t'.i . I imIhi I, \| lino. I Kol, 'J: 1 ^ ly I> 8li E PHI NO STYLES, EI V E D AT GRIM BALL'S. >:?: G OUR NEW STOCK OF UMMER GOODS, HINd Ol1 While F.mhroiriory imtl (.iioom, All SrylcH, Men A Hoj'h llntw, IjIMIICN itiiri UciiIh SIlOOM of nil s(,vU>niiimI beMt nuikos, ): OER1ES arc constantly receiving additions*. >: ? LL LINES QV It PLANTATION A NO DOMESTIC I'SKS. ); s wo Inure received, lmt invilo you to cull and ring our goods, for wo believe wo can jdeose W JL? It. I C K 8 . N & GrRlMBALL. 14 If NEW PRICES!! ): ? "AL.LACE 1IOTKL Store, consisting of S, NOTIONS, AND HATS, ID SHOES, J 1> II Alt I> W A It 10 DLERY, &c., &c. o: cry ware and Children's Hosiery, IAI j HMIGAINH, lioee articles lo call on me before purchasing else\i rin:.n at cost. ;o: of HOOD HOODS, and to sell at such prices as a liberal share of the public patronage. is A TRIAL. W. C. WALLACE; Under (Tiiion llolel. IV. "IIK PIJHLIC. j's store. I respectfully invito my frien<1s in the 1 assure them that, every effort shall he made to JOHN FKKK. :t tf RNITURE STORE & BAILEY, V (J. 11. o: ^ fnioii Hint we :irc now receiving a large slock of NABLE FURNITURE, the ino-d reasonable terms, which we propose to [JOiNSISTS (>r j Bedsteads, Mattrn.sc.sH, Window Similes, Fancy and Plain Hockine Clhnirr,, s? Furniture Store. i) li i t* i T i: i?. photographs an?l 'hits of every pattern Mini style is from ilie manufacturers as will enable us to k in ilie quickest lime ami fully as cheap, if iio'/. I?y or Icring Iheinselves. It i: l? A K K l? . uls in (lie shortest time ami neatest manner, nmlA ONVINCKD. PORTER & BAILEY. H If 1>. A. TOW IVSF. Nl>, ATTORNEY AT LAW, i r in i < > iv , s . < . i \\7ll.l. prnctico in tin: Sluto nml ITNITI*l>' i \ V ST A I KS t'ttt It IS. .Inly I ". ly G1JSTAYIC K. AftdUTK T AM) MTKItlXTKVDKM" 57 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga. 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