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f The Alliauoo and the Keronants. Mb. Editor.?I saw an arjiole in (be Charleston World of Jan. 18th,' Hjfe# ? Joueerille correspondent of (bat paper, i signed "8. L.," (bat somewhat surprised | me, and I think it would surprise alt of the Mfe Alliances, as it disclosed something (bat K$ none of as was aware of, and I thought 1 great many. who take thoTiMBH but do not read the yitrld. He H| aald that the marehsnts have giren the Alllanoe in ibis county the ''black aye," and that tb* Allienco wanted the marohanta to ^0 sell to alt in the Order, taking only tlieir IB honor as security, jind to lei the Allianee 0 select three men to examioo thtlr books and ron thdr.basitlsas in general. Now, the mercliaotz have not given us the "blaokeyo," but they may be trying te do eo. II# intimates tboy aro against us ; but wo are not against them, for we vtiih to "do unto > others as wo would bo dqne by." l . As for too Alliance tryiog to run their t - business, it is fklse, absolutely false. I would like to knew whore he got hie information, as the Order is a secret orgahiza/ tion. And I dare efty he oould not battc \ been induced te have written that for the Timis, where so many Union County Alii* | ance men could see it. > . l'robably, be ftp,? thought it .too small a sheet lirwhlOh tA | V display his knowledge (which is just about i as extensile, as his range of fcVestglit,) of f the workings of the Allihpoe ; therefore, ^ould diffuse intelligence through a widoly circulated daily papor. The Jonesville p merohants may hate given -the Joneevlllo ,t Alliance the blaok eye, but he said the A County, without making any ezoeption. oonsequeatly, the Alliance can roadily see ^^^that he is the possessor of a vast amount of MJ^Hgnorance ami indosoribable "litter," concorning their movotnenls. 1 am of the opinion that he himself is a merchant, or a rejected Alliance applicant, and ha weuld I do well to keep his mouth abut, and his I ears and eves onen until ha innm ??? ? I of what the Alliance ia doing throughout the county, before ho tries to put it in print. I am in a position to knew what they are doing. 1 Ihiok the Alliance is painted a s. great doal redder than it really is. I hope he will see this, and the next time he writes about the Alllanoe he will put it in the Tines, so we all, at home, cau see what we are doing. Faumer. ' ? ^ Thi Man and thb Doo.?Atlanta, Ga., I January 26-?The State of Georgia has just pt concluded negotiations with the State of Ljj South Carolina in wliioh the possession of a dog was the point at issue. Judge HopB kins, who is the present mayor of Thomas9 ville, in this Stale is a great lover of live stock. Bosidas horses and fino cattle he I owns a pack of dogs in which the finost breeds are represented. G. II. Coxwell, of Hardeeville, S. C., who had been on a visit to Thomasville, admired Judgo Hopkins' dogs, lie went to boo thorn several times, and finally, when ha returned home, one of the dogs disappeared. It was some weeks before Judge Hopkins had occasion to couple the disappearance of the dog with that of Mr. Coxwell. Conductor Barnard one day saw Mr. Coxwell and tho dog together. Returning to Thoroasvitto he laid the foot before the Judge." There was a stormy scene, Judge Hopkins declaring that he would have the uug if he had to follow it io Mexico. A warrant for laroeny was sworn out against Mr. Coxwell, and an officer was soot with it to Governor Gordon, Is Atlanta, to procure a requisition on Governor RinharHnon nf South Carolina. Armed wiib the mandate of the Stale of Georgia, Sheriff Hurst prooeeded to Columbia, where he made demand upon the Governor of South Carolina for the bod/ of Mr. Coxwell, as well as that of the dog. The* requisition was honored, and the sheriff, thus warranted, prooeeded to Hardoeville and bore both Mr. Coxwell and the dog off to Tnomasville, wnere the/ repose, one in jail and the other in Judge Hopkins's ken-' nel.?N. Y. Times. Sbxatoii Hbarst's Jockit.?Anthony Hamilton, the celebrate^ young colored jockey who has risen from comparative poverty to fimc and fortune, and wht.se return to Carolina was exclusively mentioned in the World about two weeks ago, is on his.native hoatb, having come te Columbia on a visit to his mother. From a weekly Stipend of $1 60 to a bank, aooount of $16000 in five years is a miraculous achievement, and no wonder that this yeung African Croesus is the subject of many congratulations from his old companions, and many JL>. admiring glances from the belles of his race. Hamilton has certainly "struck it rioh" this time. In conversation to-day he ik.i k. 1 1 i - - * *? *k - omu luciv no nwvt miiao a uuuitnui. iur iuo seuon of 1889 with Senator Hearst, of Cali fo:nia, for the sum of $10,000. Old Hardy Solomon never dreamed that the "kid" that was born in his yard would some day be weariog a four hundred dollar Jurgeneon watch, chain and leeket, diamond studded, and a seal rose diamond ring valued at $260. "But time is a strange whirligig." ? Charlaton World. , List of Letters. Remaining in the Postoffice at Union for the week ending Febuary"2Gth, 1889: Mrs Benjamin Salter,lMr. L. B. Oauss, Andy Sims, [Mrs. Naney Giles, Mr. John P. Sartor. | Miss Mary Phlfp, Persons call log for the above letters will ! please say Ihey are advertised, and will be required to pay one eent for their delivery, J. C. HUNTER, P. M. " For Town Treasurer. JAMES H. RODGER. The friends of James H. Rodger, knowing him to be a capable, honorable and worthy ssaa-for the position, hsrshy present mm hh >c>uaiwi? mr iuc uinoe 01 irnuurtr Of th? town of Union. * , . Hfeb 1 5 2t* TUq State of South Carolin a. :v county of union. ByJAS. M, QEf^Eaq., Probate Judge. \*TIIEREAS^Ini K. Young, of Union VV jri^nty^n said Slate, baa mude auit fo reo taltera of Adininiatralion on the^B9Kand effeota of Jaaper Gibbpe, deee??els!5^^ Theae are, thewnVe, to oite and admoolab ail and aingular iba kioJrad aod oredilora of the aai<J Jaaper Qihbes, deceased,'' that they be an<l appear, before me, ia tfoe CoOrt of Probate, to be held at Unio'A C. H., Qoulb Carolinn, od tbt 10th day of, Bebrnbry, next, .1 VI 1 in not fcrantM. ? under my band (hit ^Isiuajf pf HotM January, Anno Douninl 1880, ?. ' mTi JAMS* , a ... V-^pprot*^, , PoMMed on ?b? l?t <?$/; *f F?br<t?7: 1880, in the Uaios Tim?? ftfcX .. 6 T' '? ?4? ** ?* - sa*?.*** ? ** ^ ^ - . I RBD RUST PROOF OATS. At JoneovUle. A CAR LOAD of Puro Hod Ruet-proel Oate just reoeirod mad for by n?. ' ; .1 H. C. 8M1T1I. Fob 1 4 2l? Notice S of T- ~~ i Mr. Grim ball for the present. A full oilendonco it requested noxt Monday evening. By order of Iho W. P. , - 8- 8. STOKES. R. 8. Horse and Wagon for Sale. A NY Otic wi?l) in " ?r. nn?k. .. ? - J _ ? a j'utvuwoc <* DVUUU XX and gentle horse, that will work anywhere you put him, and & wagon and harness, ^an fiud the very animal they want * by applyiog at this ottioe. Jan 25 4 ;it " Settle up at Once/ A'LL persons indebted to the firm of S. ? M. Kiot, Jr., & Co., by note or account are respectfully requested-to settle the > same immediately ; for after February 1st. tbqy will be. placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection. Our hueineea must be elosed up at once. S. M. RICE, JR., & CO. Jan 26 4 2t toes' " ' Y WILL here a car load of good Mules on JL tbis Market ob Monday next, and will continue to keep on tbo market during the season, and wilt sell them low for cosh, or on time, on approved papers. Those wishing Mules will call on J. D. Smith, who will be in charge of the Mules during my absence. J. P. POOL. Jan 11 2 81 Where to Find Your Mule. HAVING sold our proporty, known as the Brick Stable, we will be found during the remainder of the season at I the eld wooden stable, known'as the John Rodger stable, where we invite all our | friends to come, snd esneeiallv thoH* win need a good mute or a fine horse. We guarantee every male and horse ire tell, and are open to legitimate competition. ALLEN & MILLER. Feb 1 6 1m. Election of Town Treasurer* v XT OTICJ& i# hereby given thai an election will be held on the second Monday in February next, tbe 11th, in (he town of Union, to elect a Treasurer fer the ensuing year. ..... Managers.?E. J. Arthur, . Maobeth Young, 8. S. Stokes. By order of the Town Council; W. T. GRAHAM J. 11. Bodobr, Intcndant. Clerk Feb 1 " 5 21. TO ROAD OVERSEERS. Office or Couktt Commissioners, \ Union Cocntt. f * Union,'8. C.~, Jan. 30, 1889. ALL Road Overseers now holding Com. missions from the old Board, wbo wish their Commiasions renewed, as well as tboB* who wish to retire aa such overseers, will give notioe to the Clerk of this Jloard without delay. .. . i . * . W. M. GALLMAN, C. B, C. C. Chas. Bolt, Clerk ortfi&tt1-??? Feb 1 6 8t To Bridge BuildersOrrids or Cocntt Commissioners, 1 Union Counii. j Union, 8. C , January 28tbv 1889. ILL bo let to the lowest responsible ? t umaer, on rnuay, me tun day or February, next, at the Thompson Mill place, on Thiokety Creek, the contract for the building of a bridge across said creek. Flans and specifications will be published on day and place of letting. By ordor of the Board, W. M. GALLMAN, C. P. C. C. Ch as. Bolt, Clerk of Board. Feb 1 6 2t $25 IN GOLD GIVEN AWAY. WB hsvs new- -Flwsn Oialaal,* which we are selling at fl 95 per sack of 200 lbs., and which we guarantee to be equal lo any Chemioal made. . We will gite eway $25 IN GOLD, to the person making the largest yield of cotton to one aero, fertilised witli Farr & Thomson's new Chemicals. For AnaWsia and Formula, call at FARR k THOMSON'S. Feb 1 5 4t Take Note. ' " BY virtue of a chattel mortgage, executed by David Johnson, Jr., to W. II. Wallace, dated tbe 9tb day of May, 1888, and filed in the offioo of the County Clerk of tbe County of Union, State of South Carolina, on tbe 2d day of November, 1888, Book B, No. 2, Page 121, and upon which default has been made, 1 will expose for stle, at public auetion, on Wednesday, the 20th day of February, 1889, at 10 o'eloek, A. M., at the office formerly oocupled by David Johnson, Jr. No. 8 Law Range, Union, 8. C., the property mortgaged, consisting of (to use the languago of Mortgagor,) "my whole Library of Law books, new in my office at Union, consisting of fall set of South Carotins Reports. Reports of Supreme Court of U. 8., Statutes of 8. C., English Common Law' and Equity Report#. Johnson's Reports, Jaw and Equity ; also divers standard text books. An inventory or schedule of which can be seen by applieation made to the under signed, or si his office. Terns of Ssle?CAB II. MACBETH YOUNG, . ' Aii'j. for W. H. Wallace. Union, S. C., Jan, 30, I8p9. Feb 1 6 8t ATTENTION, FARM Ki t? | It is an uaeoDtro?ertlh|* fae|, tba| I at* selling FLOUR, BUGAtt, COFFEE, HAUIIN, 1,-UKW, II AX, UKi) BUST PBOOP SEED OATS, pad other fblogf iu your line, clicspqr ^han >i ?jl %nj where else. Con Milt jour own Interest And get my fr ees before buying. BtspectrpJIj, ^ LA0BEN8 0. YOUNG, Jen 25 4 . . In ' tORjancKie** :1 W. L. DOUGLAS $3R^HgE^ IlENTLEMIN. wjudS^EASI S3 SHOE LArD?r... 8. M. RICE, JR.. ft CO., ^ysrr-' -'} -- **" * ? - SHERIFF'S SALESFop February 1899. . .T>Y virtue of sundry executions to me di13 reeled, I will sell before tbo Court iiouso door in the (own of Union, on Monday the fourth day of February next, during the legal heurs cf Sales, the following described property to wit : one tract of land belo nging to John T. Beluc, situate, lying and being in Bogansville tcWnship Union County, (and known and designated as Howard tract) containing one hundred and fitly acres, more or less, bounded by lands of David Robinson, John S artor and Thomas Belue tract. Levied on and to bo sold as the property of John T. Beluc at the suits of A. IV. Thomson and others, plaintiffs, against; John T. Belue defendant. ALSO One lot of land with dwelling house thereon, belonging to James M. Qibbea, situate, lying and being in the town of Union, .Union County, containing three and 117-1000 acres more or less, bounded North by lands (if Mrs. Mary P. Dawkins, East by lot of II. L. Goes, South by Main street, West by Garden lot of James M. Gibbes. Levied on and to bo sold as the property of James M. Gibbes, at the suit of Arthur B. Farquhar ci at, Plaintiffs, against James M. Gibbes, Defendant, This 14th January, 1889. J. G. LONG, 8. U. Ci Jan 18 8 3t Sale of Land to Foreolose Mort outre. BY virtue of the power contained in & certain mortgage deed made by Elite Fowler, to Roberson & Grim ball dated December 11, 1884, and recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County in Book of Mortgages 0, 7, page 41, and also by virtue of a power contained in a certain other mortgage deed of said Elios fowler to Roberson and Grimball. dated February 4, 1887 and reoordad in said Register's office, in Book of Mortgagee I. 9, "flf" 'W ' '"I-** H-.-i.-jp. bcen assigned to me, I will sell before the Coiirt House door at Union by publio anotion, to the highest bidder, on the first Monday in February next, within the hours of Sheriff's sales, all the right title and interest of said Elias Fowler, in and to all that parcel of land containing one-hundred acres, more or less, situate in Union County, in the State of Seuih Carolina, and bounded by lands of P. M, Cohen, D. B. Free, John Uolcemb, and others. TERM S CA8H, 11. M. QRIMBALL. January 12, 1889. Jan 18 8 81. Notice of Dissolution* THE firm heretofore existing under the name of Jones & Beaty, Merchants, at Union, S. C., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. p. JONES, W. T. BEATY. Jan. 1, 1880. \uv i??iwv rtf ">i "(termer partner, J. P. Jones, in the gJUn >. cantile business of Jones & Beaty., at Union, S.'C., I shall continue th? business in my own name, tit the old stand, and respectfully soliolt a continuation of tha pst- ( fai)Hire so kindly extended to the eld firm. W. T. BEATY. .. Jap 11 2 4t NEW. I AM now ready for taking the popular Minette, (known as oiga. rette. Plain cut, per do*. - $1 00 (Bit edge', per doz. - fl 60 tome and set souie of those little favorites. I don't take leas than a dozen. When jou come for a silting, always bring your purse, yen always need it baforo you leave, W, C. GALLAGHER." I'hoto Artist. Deo 14 60 If Application for Homestead. NOTICE is horeby given, that Sarah D. Drown, widow of Barney L. Drown, deceased, has filed her petition before me to have a homestead aeelgned and set off for tho benefituf ueiseif suit Lor islosr child, Amanda Florenco, from the real and per. eonal property of the said Darnry L. Drowu, . . . Notice, is hereby gifSn that Ibe said petition wi\l come up for bepriog before me, on the 2nln (lay or rpbpuery, nest, At XI o'clpok, A. M. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Jan ; ? At? ; " J ' ?.. j!z ... . ; -7T. 7 ;?. ~ "" IT'S NQ USE TALKING, (HEREBY' notify all persons Indebted to the; that they must ootae sol settle ?t onos. I want money bsdly, sad most col I rot It from those wbo owe we, end ths t right scon. Those who da not heed thif notice csrinot blame me If they are put to some tronb'.e and considerable costs. 1 am in ' dead earnest about it. The money must come. W. T. QKAHAM. Jan 26 4 8t. ? . i. i i . i. i i fi'Aft flats f ' SaaH flats ! w V* W vw f I JjlQR 8aU ?( my Farm, near Jooeirilla, >ol8-8?. J ESSE BISHOP; 1 -> - *:. >'?t err We are o - .? ? ;| CIT)Til/Yr A T e>x~ liUiAJU S - >/l > . . . V\| ftp ^ *. V" \ ' * . V W \-mx i IK * DRESS GOOD . -VjV?> *<* LADIES' MEN'S SH01 CALL AND B FO Jan 4 . ..... i. A TfiRBH In Prices oJ V; 4 ? ..j i THE CRISIS AND GRAHAM &~8PAR BARGAINS, BAR stocked And will b? forced quently we will offav from nowuaal the fi do the puhlio good, Listen while we tell j Caiieoea for to per yard and upward, Ooods worth 8f?, 10c, 12Jc, 16o. 20c, 26c, 16o, 18o, 20o, 25c, and 80c. All wool Henri Our all wool Drees rlanneis, in stripea an< 40c per yard. Dress Trimmings in large quae titles and above. We also bare a very large sleek of Red cheap. Jeans and We can certainly ehow yon one of the Market, and the. prices are away below Zei In Blankets, Counterpanes, and Comfoi CLOTHING, In this line we stand at the head of ih< prices, We havea^p^lp^liat to $26. 1 times. Examine our elothioff^Hrfcnytuj SlUvW airtrIn this line we are making a clean su town. Our 76e shirt is a good one, and qi ROOTS At WE'LL GET THEI We can show you one of the largest St South Carolina, at prices as low as anybody bate just gone through our immense stock some were carried over from last season, an at coat and below cost We will offer yeu c Polkers, new stock, fer 76c worth $1 anyw stock for 91 worth $ 1 26 anywhere. Our every pair warranted. We have a lot of J, Faust A Sons, bai and 17, which we will offer at 96 per pah misses shoes. Remember, we do not propo ?only certain lets. They are a bonanza MILLINERY ! Ladies Hats in Great Thai In this line of ooorse we always take < Call and see us and we will do you gc have it, even if we have to saorifloe goods : GRAHi A Happy New Year TO OUR # ? * '' FRIENDS AND PATRONS WB art now ofl^rlo^ ,lhe balance < f ou fiii sun wiMTm Rnnni h M' ? ^rrr at price* thai .oill botht ftn^ pleai jaa. tb?robot jr. .itnpei: (Mi a*4j g<W aoit go, regartlloaa of prtag^ttotfbMjM looking for bai?al?a (hoot(fell to g\t of % oaU, (?00P BYE TO TIME PRICES. I I ' KSZISi: I in i' :> * ' '-"" "' ' low offering r; 'jkffc-,i 41 . j . 'BARGAINS INTER S, ^1 " CLOAKS, HATS, ES, ETC. ? CONVINCED. 8TER, WILKINS &CO. l . : .. tr BLE CRASH ' Dry Goods. 1 naq rniun? iinu u u mil, KS MUST HAVE MONEY. GAINS, BARGAINS IrWWnai fcs they come upon ns, consorut day of January, tome bargains that will ton seme ef them : Dress Ginghams fer 8Jc and upward, Dress 85o, 40c, marked down to 6}o, 8Jc, 16c, 12Jc, ielles and other fine Cress goods marked down. 1 paiids, have been marked down from 60c to great varieties, at prices in proportion to the and White Flannels which we will sell very Cassimeres. biggest stocks of Jeans and Cassimeres in the *o. See oar 25 ots. Jeans ; she's a daisy, rts; we can beat the Town. CLOTHING. a column, with the largest stock at tho lowest re have 'ingle pants from 65 cents up to $8 |, and save your ^onty? " to suit the * J 'eep. We have the best 60c white~iMrrTn~ irfl shirt is a world beater. ID SH OES. i IE NOW, CERTAIN. ' ocks of Boots and Shoes in the upper part of c ''a, (our customers will testify to that.) We and ntftkarl nnt u?.n,.l Inia -? ? , IUIO VI OUVC9, U1 nUlQII id have thrown them on onr bargain counters hildren's shoes from 25c per pair up. Women's i here. Mens Brogans, solid leather and whole woman's 92 shoes is a challenge to tha world; id sewed and guaranteed goods, worth $5 60 r. Also some big bargains in womens and ?e to sell all handsewed goods at those prioes, ( for somebody. First come, first served. ? MILLINERY ! ; Varieties. Prices Lower ! l Ever. the lead, both as lo prices aad styles. iod, as we are hard up for money and mill 5"& SPARKS, UHJSAP CASH STORE. , 87 If i CLOSING OUT AT COST CALL EARLY AND GET A BARGAIN. ! .For the next 30 dxya 1 wilt aelt, regard* j 1ms of eost my entire line of | WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY * - ETC. * Id feet averything in the Jewelry line. jj a AL80 aJUAD UUUJJS AT UUST, G. P. GARRETT, Lauder in Book* and Stationery. Jan 11 2 3t 9 DIMES C Wnit **' J. ^r4*, ** "*l' y' " ^ V^f.y ^ v n. *- v- ? ? vri, vu uo mure piain, nine dunes t you spend your dimes with GARllET'J I carry on a CASIl business. I save in Book-keeping,. in bad d< and give my customers the benefit of it 10 PER CEN' By selling these Goods at ten cents oi That is how I make it out that nine t 9 DIME! JME DOLLAR every time at Garrci Pianos and Organs sold on easy t( prices SCHOOL BOOB AND i SCHOO C II EAPER T II t * BLANK BOOKS I Sept 21 S8 : J E WE AT PRICES NEVER ] FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY CIIEAPER THAN PLACE IN THIS Go and See F. G. TR * * ?????_ ^ WATCHES, . CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED 1 And All Kinds of Musical Instruments as Which I will sell at a Repairing in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Pricos, AT F. G TREFZER'S Jan 18 3 FaRMEES." ECONOMIZE AND MAKE YOUR FERTILIZERS AT HOME! K! DIRECTIONS for composting with ?? 'Long's Prepared Chemicals: " .lotion ^eeTTSfc Bushels, - 760 ' u 'Long's Prepared Chemicals" ?l ?i Bh?sla - _ 500 " 2,600 ~" or 1 Ton. Fertilizers prepared nccorJing to above ormula will cost but a little over ono-third he price of Ammoniated Fertilizers, and wl vill give as good results. Now is the tiiao o begin to put up your compost. For "Long's Prepared Chemicals," call >n FOSTER, WILKINS & CO, Dec 7 4!) 2m. on on Mechanical Enterprise AT JONESVILLE. W. E. ALLMAN, plain and fancy house __ tarpenter, manufacturer of and dealer in ill kinds of rough and dressed lumber, ours, sacn, ounas, ana nil kicus ouuaing netcrial. I also have a lot of bome-maile wagons T ind buggies. (hand made,) which 1 will sell 1. ihcap for cash. St Come and see me. . & W. E. ALLMAN, Jonesvillo, S. C bj Jan 4 1 2m Money to Loan. In BnniR of $300 and upwards, to be secured by tint mortgage on improved farm lands. Apply to D. A. TOWNRFND, Att >rnoy, Union, 8. C > # Cm Bm>ih witchi?is* world.nnHH I /jPj fjii for (mi Unnkrr p.r. W.r-1. II1 ?11 rented. H.err doild^iTS CeM.7 Both ledlM* OTIMW>WHV?< ffeale' tisee, with work. tBjaMPc-aWTm"<?y *r?q?.i ".T.V ^SSB^ Jsrrs; them la roar heme f?r S8S^?jhi2S?*-*** .**?* For Sale. 11 in ft nousenna 101 vrnere l resale in Hie 1 town of Union?known as the Steed- I roan place. Terms rontouaMe. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr. Jsn 4 1 It I 4 ' * 1 >NE IS lO. ". ' " ?. i; 4 >uj one dollar's worth of Qoo^ tf ^ ?bts, in postugo, and Pass Books r. SAVED, T tl?o dollar, imcs one ia ten. S BUY IN GOODS, tt's Book Store. ;rms. Gall or writo and gat ILL OL SUPPLIES, AN EVER. I ALL KINDS G. P. GARltETT. tf _____ KNOIYN BEFORE. VOU COULD BUT IN AN? 0T1IBR 5 STATE. EFZER'S STOCK. ~ "SOTSOL BOOM, : (VARE FIN^ STATIONERY. Violins,'Banjos attd Accofdetns, ad bclovr cost. ' . .1. You wilLfiod thl Be?t Work tod I>?w?et r! i \ JEWELRY STORE, Next Door to Daohholt's. 8m* EI jAY IS DANQMROUflt DON'T PUT OFF. [yAgcnt, Mr. J. Leo* Brrunt, hAi iid to sco you, with a hap py look oa kit 50. He has several huadred new Mpa the most MODERN STY LBS of lONUmcniv T0 M B ST IRES lich wo will furmish a#fl? leWdt> plRoo ftMr otor. A LARGE SELECTION hand ready for lettering sod deST?y } ce. UXiUAUA WJD1MUM9* UKIO* HASBL1 WORKS. April 1 lk tf i ii a r?^. Stamping 1 Stamping I! AM now prepared Co do *11 kind* of stamping, having purchased a complete (imping Outfit of Patterns from Tariugtan Richards. Ladies arc invited to call and exataine ecimens at DUCDHEIT'8 Bakery k Confectionery. Sept 23 80 if la the eldset an? aiaat so pater selanttSe and aeehan set Mper pabltehea aaO has the Unseat grentetloa efsap paper at Its etaes In ike worlS. . Cliy 1NUMTMM. BMC MM of Wood Bn*rart. Fabll?h?d wMtlr. fcM) for iNdaen opr. Frloo W a roar. Fesr enonUie'tn3T|lMUM II * OOn rciuum. Ml Broadway. MX ARCHITECTS A BUILDER* ft EditiM if SiUntito AatrlMR* W A flTMt mWM. iMk lam aoauina ootorad Athocraphlo platas of oonntry aad ?tty mil? a%#&ss'^???s,8,issra DATEHTSSI1 iHSSESSnSSSK pood?00 irtotly MaddoetUl. I KAUB mAKNO, to mm JWf Hill la MtMMW*d m Uw s&3& K5WirxM2S?Ksr~ ObPT&taaTa fl? feoota, ? ? ?i?. 9th, 41MI7 promii AMnw DNN * CO^ Pitnt Mtltm. fv aos4b oinnit m aM*?w*r. x? *