Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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% >' . -<r? Some of the most learned and successful of the medioed profession assert that sloo' hollo liquors ore not needed as rcmodies. "Woe be unto him that potteth the bottle fo bis neighbor's lips," is a divino warning, and when wo lioense or sanotion the sale of Intoxioeting drinks we nre guilty before high heaven. Since we hare formed ourselves into au k Alliance, with the professed determination f . to better our own and our ohildren's oonditlon and the oondltiou of our neighbors, and onr neighbors' children, let us "using seal ocoording to knowledge," be faithful to our snored obligation, and rise upas one man against ibis great evil, the sale and use of ardent spjrltsMay every truo man that belongs to Unlou Countjr Alliance catob up and echo bask with stentorian voios that God-given word tbat like a mighty wave is now sweeping ever the minds and hearts of the friends of humanity?"Prouibitio.v. Facts and Fiuubes tor Farmkbs..?Mr. J. E. MoLondon, of Qeorgia, gives the fol lowing facts and figures to the^ Atlanta Journal conoorning the value of ootton and jute bagging, and the groat advantages to be gained by the use of ootton bagging ins'.ead of jute. He says: If tho ootton crop of 1889 is as large as that of 1888 , 49,000,000 yards of bagging will be required to wrap the orop. If the ootton is wrapped in jute, $4,900,000 will pass out of tho planters' bands. If the orop ie wrapped in cotton bagging $4,900,000 will remain insido the lines of the ootton Slates to be added to the circulating medium. The making of 49,000,000 yards of colten begging will consume 100,000 bales of ootton, which deoreases the number of bales for market and enhanoes the value of the ? ... ? ... remainder \ oent per pound, making the gain to the ootton planters $8,028,000. The J. R. Adams faotory can put a balo of oetton into Us spinning room for $6,77 leas than it oan be laid down in Lowell., Mass. If the cotton was spun in the 8outb, $47, 890,000 would be saved in frioght charges, eto. A better day is comiog. for in 1887 the product of the Southern ootton mills was $48,000,000 against $21,000,000 in 1880. It ia a fact worthy of strong emphasis that ootton mills are increasing more rapidly in the South than anywhero else. Common sonso will at no distant day compel the spinning of raw material where It oan be done tho ohenpest. Kkepthr Old Hkns.?It nevor pays to sell the hens as long as they are laying eggs enough to pay for all expenses, as the culling out from the flook of the not desirable should be done as late in the season as possible, though it would not be unwise to get rtd of tho broken down or over-fat lions at any time. Keep every lion that moults early, for they will finieh the process and be ready fer laying before oold weather. uu nut uousru a nen oeoauso BOO is Old, ir h? is ft good layer. It will make no differ- ! eooe to you how old she is as long as she is profitable. Wo havo known hens to 1*7 well until they were seven or eight years old. There is no truth in the old theory? for theory it is only?that a hen is of but little value After she is two years old. We < have seen hsns six And soven years old that laid as many eggs in a year fts the youngor ones, And often exceeding them. An old hoa that has provod profitable should be used as a brooder for the purpose of producing pullets, as living to old ago also indioates hardiness. Keep an aooount of the gg? r reived, observe whioh hens are the best layers, in summer as well as in winter, And then carry over for next year, for , in that way the flock will beeome better very season. Tub Bridegroom Dropped Dead.?BirJ niingham, Ala., July 10.?A large crowd of people Assembled at Mount Hepo ohnrcb, Lamar county, on Sunday morning, to witness the marriage of Julius Shearer and Minnie Moran, two prominont young peo, pie of the neighborhood. Just as the preacher began the oaremony Shearer sank to the floor and d:ed in a few moments. He had heart disease, and the exoitement of the ocoasion brought on a fatal attack. Among those present in tho church was William Langley, a rejected suitor of Miss Moran. At tho first onnortunitv I.anwlsv i * ? 0'~? approached the yonng lady and told hor that Providence had intorpised to prevent <j l?or marriago lo Shearer. He insisted that * she aught to inarry him, m the Lord was clearly on bis side. Miss Moran finally consented to marry Langley as soon as Shearer was buried. Shearer's funeral took plaoe yesterday morning, and last night Langley and Miss Moran were married without Providential interference. A. Missouri Pharmacist.?Per years I sold drugs in Kansas and Misouri, with a large experience in selling patent medicines, and bear testimony to the remarkable efficacy ?r of Swift's Specific. It tured more people of oontsgieus blood poison than any other medicine that 1 ever sold, and I have sold all kinds. One man, fwbose address I will give to those who wish it) had bis hair all taken out by contagious blood paison. Scales came all orer his head, face and body. His bonu finally tmnamn inwnlwnrl and ha a?nl from Lad to worse under the ordinary treatment. This mau was cured sound and well by S. S. S. 1 could name dozens of etlnr treatment. One gentleman of Osoeola, Mo., who tried nil the trentmen's of Hot Springs and other spring* was fma'ly cured by S. S. S. My brother was o ired of ecioina by taking S. S. S. after he hal tried nil other treatments. I will cheerful'y give names and addross to any one who wish tliein. L. L. Davidson, Sherman, Texas. Treatise on Blood and-Skin Diseases mailed free. Swift Spkoifo Comdant, Drawer 3, AtlaoV. ta, Qa. * Indiotki> as a Common Scold.?New York June 12.?Mrs. Mary Brady was indioted by the Hudson County grand jary yesterday on tlieoharge of being a common scold. She is alleged to have quarrelled with her neighbors Aud oreated trouble among them. It is the first indictment of the kint urer presented in the County. It is based on an old law wbibh has never been renealad. and penally prescribed in a duokiog from a ducking stool. Mrs. Brady wss arraigned before J us lies Lippinoott yesterday, and pleaded not guilty. She was bailed for trial. Whether the pun. ishmont prescribed by law will be inflicted if the should be oonvic'sid is doubtful. Mrs Brady is 40 years old, and is good looking. She has a joiljr face, and doesn't look like a quarrelsome woman. gr' Thk Reward eor ykldelr..?Columbia, S. C. July 11.?Deputies Lyon and Strom, of Edgefield took out requisition papers to-day for Joha Yeldell, oelered, alias the Rer, E. F. Flemon, who wae arrested in PltUburg, Pa., last TlltldiV for Ihs mnr.lar of D. S. IMaokwell fonr ycora ago. Oaa hun dred dollars reward was offered by Governor Tboroaon for Yeldell'a oajiuro. The money goes lo Lyon and Strom, who discovered his whereabouts. Smootimq in SrAETAWBUio.?Spartanburg, July 12-?A row took plaoe among Dine negvoosjn the northern part of town last night, and Will Gilliam shot Gall Snoddy twice, onoe in front and once in the rear. It is thought that Snoddy eannot live. Gilliam fled. John McClausen and Ms wife agp--' held Snoddy and arte nnder arrest, and Henry James and wife have been arrested as accessories. The negroes bad a lawo *' party in that neighborhood, but the shooting ?aa not at the party. v lixauN Shakixo Aoai*.?Charleston, 8. C., July 11.?A alight earthquake shook was felt here 9-47 to-night. Tho duration of the shock wis about three seconds, the movement north to smth, and the motion ibratiog. aocotnpanied by a slight noise.? OrtenvilU New*. Tiib Snoctts Fklt at Kinowillb.?Klogeville. July 11.?A slight shook of earthquake was felt here this evening at 9:42 o'olook. An Earth qua kb Shook.?A number of re'iabta gentlemen reported last night that ih y had felt a peroeptible earthquake shook in this oity at 9.40. As a similar seismio disturbmoo is reported by telegram from Kingsrille and Charleston, very likely the gentlemen referred to may be correct, and the Uegistar local, who felt nothing but the cone i unit ants of a high thermometer, must havu missed the terrestrial vibrations. ? Col. Rtyistcr. ? Bio Rivkr and Obkat Damage.?On Thursday pf last week the Watcroo rose to twenty-eight fev.: four inches and oovered nearly all tho low lands along tho river, and doing immense damage to the growing corn and a good doal to cotion. For fire years (he farmers ulong the river have lost heavily, bat euch year they have gone to work Spain with a desperate determination to regain their losses, but each succeeding year has blasted tbeir hopes until now utter ruin will be tho lot of many of them. But there is no hope for the the present crops. They, like those in former years, are gone, and the work and money spent on them is lost.?Camden Journal. Tub Wkaltii of tiii Spartans.?Spartanburg, S. C., July 2.?The assessment of property on the Auditor's book f?r this year give the fellowing result for this oounty: Railroad values $ 865,280 Personal property . 2,420,626 Real property 4,026,140 Total 17,811,896 The inorease over last year is $383,186, largely due to increase in manufacturing enterprises. No doubt, with the amount of construction now going on, the increase for next year, and tho years followiog, will be rapid.?Cor. QreenvUle Ntict. A Carolinian Shot in Tkxas.?By the kindness of a gentleman litely in Texas, copies of the Fort Worth papers, oontaining detailed acoounta of the shooting of Mr. B. C. Evans there on Saturday last, have been famished The llet/islcr. Mr. Evans, who was from Cberaw, this State, and well known by many among our people, was shot dead by a drunken employo namod Davis, with whom somo hours beforo ho had remonstrated for his dissipatod habits. Mr. Evans was one of the most prominent citizens of Fort Worth, and had accnmulated a handsome fortuno in the dry goods business there. A wife and soveral children survive him.?Col. Rcgitltr. List of Letters * Remaining in the Tostoflice nt Union, for the week ending July 20, 1889. Mr. Suuison Mitchum.lMiss Bcrthena Stccn. M. Lewis Phifer. | Persons calling for the above letters will be required to pay one cent. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. 2 Pine Milk Cows. WITH young Calves, for sale, Enquire of W. A. MOO RUE A D, Mt. Tabor July 12 28 2t WOOD! WOODM WE will purchase fi ve hundred cords of pine wood for our briek pard. It will be accepted in any quantity. JAMES H. RODOEll & CO. July 12 28 4t. Williamston F emale College. sessiox opens seitkmueu IOtu, 1880. FOR catalogue of Williamston Female College, a lite, thorough, progressive, prosperous, cheap, up-cmntry school for young Indies, address Rot. S. Lander, President. Williamston, S. C. Its iuerits widely known. 105 pupils lust year. More expected next. July 19 29 8t. S. S. STOKES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, UNION, S. C. Office in rear of the Court House. Collections promptly attended to. June 21 25 If DAVID JOHNSON, JR., ATTORNEY AT LAW SPARTAN BITRn H r All business in the Courts for Union Count/, if left with Mr. W. W. Johnson, No. S, Law Range, Union C. II , will be promptly attended to. June 14 24 tr "fidelity LOAN and TRUST CO. ? or ? SPARTANBURG, S. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, 53.000.C0 orriCBBs. President, George CofieldTreasurer, - - W. E. Burnett. Attorney, - - J. B. Cleveland. DIRECTORS. Joseph Walker. I J. B. Cleveland. W. 8. Manning. | Geo. W. Nioholls. D. E. Converse. W. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. I George CoSeld. Interest allowed on deposits at the rale of four per cent, per annum, and added to Accounts semi-annuaiiy. July 19 29 1y SHERIFF'S SALES For August, 1889. BY virtue of Sundry exeeutions, to me direoted, I will sell before the Court HoGse Door in tbe town of Union, on Monday the 6th day ef August next, during the legal hours of sale*, the following described property, to wit: All the interest that F. B. Qaffuey and W. W. Oaffoey owns in one traet of land situate lying and being in Qeudeysville tomnsbip, Union County, and koown so Still House traet, No. 9, One hundred and one aerrs more or less, bounded by lands of Victoria Qeffney, Mrs. Montgomery and ethers. Levied on and to he sold as the property of F. B. Qeffney, and W. Xf. Oaffney, at thesuitof the Morristown Mill Company, Jas. VV. Bingham k Co., and others, plaintiffs, against F. B. Qeffney and XV. VV. Qeffney, Defendants. ALSO, 1 will sell in front of VV. D, Harris' barroom on main atrost, in the town of Union, one barrel 8tone Mountain Whiskey, containing forty-fire gallons, more or less. Levied en, and to be sold as the properly of W. D. Harris, r.t the suit of L. Q. Young, Plaintiff, against W. D. Harris, Defendant. J. O. LONG, S. U. C. This 15ih July, 1189. Jul/ 19 29 8t? . * r i.W. POSEY & BRO. DRUGGI8T8. DEALERS IN PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACE8, AC, READY MIXED PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS FAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS CHANDALIERS, PUKE WINES AND LIQUOHS for Medioinal use. Careful and courteoue attention to eacl customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM POUNDED AT ALL nOURS. ? ???? IVe select our goods with greatest care buj them as lew as tbey can be boughi for cash, and eett them at Lowest Livini Prices. J. W. POSEY & BRO. March 22 12 1 j. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Sophronia Whiimire, Plaintiff, against Sallie M. Ilill, Kindred C. Wkitmire, Mary Wilburn, Thomas E. Davis, William A, Nicholson, Defendants. Summons for Rolief?Complaint not Served. To the Defendants in this action : YOU aro hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, a copy of which is filed in the office of thi Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas foi said County, and to serve a copy of yom answer to tho raid complaint on the sub scribor at hts office, at Union, S. C. within twenty days after tho servioe hereof, elusive of the day of such service; audi you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this actiot will apply to the Court for the relief de manded in the oomplnint. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Mrs. Sallie M. Hill : Take notice that the Summons, of which the above is I copy, and also the Complaint was filed it the office of the Clerk of the Court of Com mon Picas for Union County, on 24th June 1889. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. June 28 29 6t lr any dealer aaya he has tho W. L. Doiirta Alio** without nanui on^l ? the bottom, put him down aa a fraud. W. ll. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN* __ Kelt in the world. JExitmlna hie fS.OO GENUINE HAND-8KWE1 SHOE. ?4.00 HAND-8E1VKU WELT 8HOK. n.i.RO pm.inM xvn vinuviiubunv ia.SO EXTRA VALDi CALF 8HOK. 2.25 WORKING MAN'S HHOK. a.OO and 91.75 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOK1 All made In Con*rc?*, Button udLtc*. W. L. DOUGLA8 83 SHOE LAFo?r.a. . Beat Material. Beat Style. Beat Fitting. U not nolo by your dealer, write' W. L. DOUGLAS. BROCKTON, MAS! Examine W. L. Douglas' $2 Shoes foi gentlemen and ladies. S.(M. RICE, JR., E. U. Agent, Union, S C. Jan 18 3 Gm. DR8. STARKEV & PALEN'S TREATMENT BY INHALATIONi 1030 rot* Otrewt, Pblhed'a. Fta. Far Consumption, Asthma, Bronohitta, Dys pepsin, Catarrh, Ilay Fever, Hoadaohe Debility, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and al Chronie and Nervous Disorders. i'The Compound .Oxygen Treatment," Drs. Starkey & Palen, No. 1529 Arch Street Philadelphia, have been using frr the las' seventeen years, is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogei magnetized, and the compound is so con densed and made portable that it is sent al over tho world. Drs. Starkey & Palen have the liberty t< refer to the following named well-knowt persons who have tried their Treatment; HON. W. D. KELI.EY. Member of Con; Phlla. REV, V L CONRAD, Editor Lutheran Observer Philadelphia. REV. C W CUSHINO, D D., Rochester. N Y. HON W P NIJON, Ed. Inter-Ocean, Chicago, III. W H WORTUINOTON, Editor Now South, Mi ml ugh Am, Ala. JUDGE II P VROOMAN, Quenerao, Kan. MRS. MA LIVERMORB, Melrose, MassachuMtk JUDGE R. 8. VOOR1IBE8. New York City. MR. E. C. KNIGHT,Philadelphia. Mil. FRANK 8IDDALL, Merchant, Philadelphia HON. W. W. 8CIIUYLKR, Easton Pa. EDWARD L. WIL90N, 833 Broadway, N. Y? Vd Phlla. Photo. .. ? FIDELIA M. LYON. Walmea, Hawaii, 8an4wM MRS. EMMA COOPER, VtUla, Spanish Rondurai J. COBB, Ex-Vice Consul.Casablanca, Morocco. M. V. A8HBROOK, Red Bluff, Cal. JAMES MOORE, Sup's Police, Blandfbrd, Dorses shlro England. JACOB WARD. BoVraL New Sooth Wales. And thousands of others in arery pari of the United States. "Compound Oxygen?iIt Mod* of Actio* and Re* ultt," is the title of anew broohutl of two hundred pesee, published bj Dre. 8 turkey ti Pitlen whioh gicw to all inquirers run mrormatioo as to this remarkabe euratito agent and a record of soreral hundred surprising cures in a wide range of ehrottU cases?many of them after being abandeaed to die by other physicians. Will be mailed free to any address on application Read the broehurel PUS. 8TARKEY k PALEN, No. 1620 Aroh Street, Philadelphia Feb 24 8 DOWN! DC ' THE PRICE A Blf} BONANZA ?? Our; Summer sto<$k gardlesi WE new onr some wonderful bi short time, as we oro detormi Stook this Season, and in order to do and job lot counters a greet nixuy <?c 1 of profit. Among theso we will offe White Lawns, Checked and Striped inga, Laces, etc. We will sell good 1 SOME OF Ol i We will sell you 8 papers pins fo Pooket Handkerchiefs for 5o , good 3 dozen for 25o., good Toilet Soap 3 < good Figured Muslins 24 yards for $1 25o., 75o. Hats for 50o., $1 Hats for 1 Hats almost at your own prioe. Dres body. i ^HOES, CTJ We will offer pouo wonderful ba 75o. and upward, all reduced. A lot low Cost. Clothing cheaper than cvt milline Our Milliner has gone home on i remainder of the goods in this depar Hats 15c, 25e. and upwards. PARASOLS.?We havo a lot o cost, and some below cost. We have a great many other g [ whioh actually must be sold.* llemembea, that the above prices > Goods will not bj charged even for 31 Come, everybody, and don't wail ' say we advertised goods that wc did c \ GKAHi 1 \ a \ Sept 14 - v is. ' ice cre; i Is Now Open , G A R R You can get tho nicest Cream, k'rui-Miz, Ginger Ale, Glenn Spr drinks of tlie season, served in t BASE BA has now begun, and I have a larj Scoro Books, etc., always on ban STATIONERY | I have just received the largcsl to Union. Don't fail to call and Books are down to rock bottom there. I rcceivo daily all the latest no\ Agent for all the popular papers i t scription at publisher's prices. PIANOS A 1 Sold on easy terms. Call on n Leader in | Sept 21 DO YOU WAN WE can't give you that will give you the beat bargai ; Goods, Shoes, Hats and Clot , loaded, over-crowded, over* ( Stock, purchased in New Y< ? we offer it at ! CLEAN SW1 i Nuns Veiling and Albatrc Check Muslin and Lawm Ginghams and Calicoes i Shoes and Hats sold at ut > Clothing! well! we are aim O TJ R ] ALW&y*THE BES^ | BUT TJB a *w ^ f ^ wL May 27 JT J )WN! DOWN! S GO, GO, GO. FOR 0A8H BUYERS. Must Be Cleared Out Be i of Profits. trgaina in Spring and Summer Q onds for a aed to make a clean aweep of our Sutumei i that we aae putting out on our bargain >oda, which we are going to aoll, regardless it' you a big lot of White Goods, such a* Naioaooks, Hamburg Edging* and InsertIVbite Lawns for 5o. per yard and upward. [JR BARGAIN?. r 5c., 1 Grow Buttons for 5c., a lot of lOo. Note Paper 5e. per quire, Lend Pencils jakes for 5o., pood shirting at 5c. per yard, I, Straw Hau2io. 5c. lOo. 15a.'20c. and 75o., &c., in faat wo will sell you a Straw s Goods and Trimmings chrapor than any rga'.ns in Shoes. Ladies Slippers 30c., 50c. of Mens Low Quartered Shoes at and be;r before in Union. RY GOODS. a vaoation, and wo proposo to sell out the tmeot choaper than the choapest. Ladies f Paiasola that wo will cloao out at actual ;oods just as cheap as those mcutionod, i tncan STRICTLY CASH to everybody. 9 days at the above prices.' ; until theso goods have been sold, and then lot have. AM & SPARKS, CHEAP CASH STOKE. 37 " ' tf \M SALOON for the Season at ETT'S. S da Water, Milk Shake, Lemonade ing Water, and all the nicest rcfreshin; he latest style. .T^L season ;q stock of Balls, Bats, Gloves, Masks (1. . STATIONERY. t Stock of fine Stationery ever brough examine it, and my prices. prices, and I am bound to keep then rcls, newspapers, and magazines. I an and magazines, and will take your sub ND ORGANS ie, or write for prices. G. P. GARRETT, Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods. iy T THE EARTH? , but for the next thirty days we ns on earth, in all kinds of Dry liing. We are overstocked, overrlielmed with a beautiful Spring )rk, and for the next thirty days iEP FIGURES. )ss sold at money saving prices. 9 sold at money reaching prices, sold at people-pleasing prices. icarthly. low prices. / ost giving away. ^OTTO: /, AT PRICES NOT LOW LJBi JUUWJSJST. R SEND YOUR ERS TO I>. O.FLYNN'S CHAMPION OF LOW PRICES. 12 tf ? ? Lipscomb T< CLOTHING, SH i 1 AND GENT'S FURNIS GAFFNEY CI June 28 20 MIDSUMMER ANJ Goods. We call special attei White and Colored Lawns, J and Cottonades. "JOB LOT'' STRAW A! Latest styles and best qualit COST. Reduced prices on Clothing ; Call early and secure a GEI RICE March 29 1! NEW STORE NE"1 JUST REC A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 25 a The prettiest $2 25 Gent's Shoe, in t Another lot of Ladies Kid Button Sk r Ladies and Gent's Summer Undertvci Corsets from 25 cents up; Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced to 1 CALL A HARRY M. April 19 1(3 ' FnTTp rHvf XI X X JLU 1M 1 IS CALLED TO THE FAC ; THE LAI MOST CO] Stock of Plantation Hare are Sellir TflW A.-C TUP liUfF Ml) mil plows, i plow stocks, chains, I axes, i picks, g mattocks, j We are Agents lor the I Best in the ' FOSTE Jau 4 1 F. C. WILLARD, | HOUSE AND SICN PAINTER. <? I would rospectfully nform the citizens M of Union that I am prepared to execute all kinds of IIou?e, Ornamental and Sign Painting, Graining, Varnishing, Paper Hanging, &e. j, SIGN PAINTING A SPECIALTY, Gas Orders left at the Times Office will be promptly attended to. F. C. WILLARD. E April 19 16 tf den _________________ jTftTK Hollrl OoM Wti?k.T|nT1TI A (RSnpfik ^r?*io?.niiii.i,ir l!nT}l] | | U?M $Vi wmh la lb* ?*urM. H |i H H ' I P.rfte, Umkwiirr. War-1 III lit 'MlflglW - Ul*"' i*"" u?i3 a a ^ IHHgWr^^^^llunliae Caaaa. Doth I.UIm' A 1 with wo,*, HHH0L ~a//JT\X 2 "i" *' h<mj niH. X /aJ XJ Oa* P?raoa ia aacb I*. . **IHT aaeara oat ft,., tr ^rn?<*?ihrr with aar btpindnl. C. "able llaa of Heuaetiold <9HU|HKj BaaHn. Th.w aaatplM, aa I m1 "? wa??b, wa aami ... .. , Free, and ifttr rom han kept [ ' tbaaa la far bam, fbr ft month, and abawa thaat ta tboaa 1 jlleson/ 1 OES, I HATS, % HING GOODS, " [TY, S. C. 3m sOUNCEMENT. 41 kinds of Summer ition to our Stock of ?unnncr Dross Uoodt ND FELT HAT8, ;y, at NEW YORK Mid Shucs. JUINE bargain. & MCLURE. 5 tf ! W GOODSII E I Y E D . nd 50 cents. ?utton, luce and gaiter, ocs, ?1 00 ir, 25 cents up. -Jm-w LO cents. T COHEN & BRO, At Colton's old stand. t l o ,\ 3T THAT WE HAVE tGEST L> YtPL ETR iware, in Union, and ig as LOWEST: JLACKSMITIIS' 13ELLOVVS VNVILS, IOES, tAKES, >IIOVELS AND SPADES, tAILS, &c\, &c? Buck-Thorn Fencing. World. ?T?., WILKIIVM Jk, CO ? if MoneyZto Loan. 11 naniH of$30O and upwards, (? iscured by first mortgage on improved . 1 1_ ,- < taiuuo. D. A. T0T/N8F.ND, Attorney, Oniea, 8. C. lay SI 22 tf "ONLY DREAMING." xtraciing teeth under Nitrous (NRfe H. K, SMITH, D. D. 8. ental Offioe at Dr. U. T. Smith's mice. pril 26 17 ly NT END TO THE HORROR ? OF ? XTRACTING TEfcTH, am prepared to extract Teeth without a or danger, by the use of Oas. guarantee all of my work to giro MiteIon. L. K. MEADOB. Jay 4 18