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Tub Womoeeitl Cotton Oatrrft.?C*mC'v. -^ d?n, July 10.-?The ooUon ohopper patented by Taylor Belt>o, of Camdon, and J. II. ; Johnson, formerly of CstnJon, now pastor of colored Mothodist ohurob in Columbia, lias proved to be a great success. $olh of thooe men halong to the colored rac \ and the machine, of which they are patentees, shows marked ingenuity on their part. Their ohopper woe patented some years ago, but fbr want of money the proprietor# bare v-'-'v - not been able to tnanufaelurs it. v ; V* A ft er it wes tried near Columbia tbie spring, Mr. Koaehw, of Columbia, and Mr. KinwTok, of Saraanob, seoiog ths worth ef the maobine. bwugfat an intareat or shore in It for $20,000. All the papers in the case hare boon examined by a prominent Camden lawyer, and the translation has bee a pronoudosd bona fide. The caaufaoture pf the cotton choppers wili soon oommenoe and the uiaohines will be pnt on salt in time for next season. , "jimMII *7 wffiohi?aHI^^|^^M^^M| machiue. The contrirnncsT^QQ^^^^^B "* and pumps water from the time iti^HP^H until it is stopped. Tho prlneiple has bcenT shown to your correspondent, bat Belton | uosires u Kepi secret until a patent bos been obtained, in about a week a model will be set up and the feasibility of the invention will then be demonstrate 1 to a eeloot few. Those who have seen Bolton's rough drawing of this pumping machino think the plan feasible, and one gentleman has offered to pat ap some money to carry out the project. ?Newt and Courier. Cotton Bauqinu and How to Okt it.? A Newberry merchant wrote to the Lane Mills in New Orleans about ordering cotton bagging and received the following reply, wbioh is published for tho henefit of all persons interested: The Lane Mill is ready now to reccivo orders for Odenheimer Cotton Bagging, 4-i * inches wide, weighing three-quarters of a pound to the yard, wbioh covering was adopted for permanont and exolusive use by the National Farmers' Alliance and Wheel of America, at their mooting at Birmingham Ala., on May 16 and 16, 1889. Prioe 12} cents net oash f. o. b. New Or< leans. On orders on aggregating 25,000 yards , during the season, 2 per cent, allowance. F - Orders to be placed as soon as possible. Orders onoe pltced arc irrevocable and no cancellation will be acceptod under auy circumstances. Orders to state when bagging Is to be shipped. All shipments to be Daia for against Bight drafts, bills of lading atUclied. A deposit of 25 per cont must accompany all orders unless same oome through a responsible badness house or bank, or else be aceotnpanied by a oertificate of bank or responsible business bouse, ^stating tbey will jjKffljQjV' P?y our sight draft foi the amount of the bagging when shipped. ; * ;*' The bagging is put up in roils ofabouUdO yards each. It is desirable, in order to make payments easier, to direct your ordora to be shipped L twioo a month, say from August to December. To avoid mistakes funke your shipping directions very plain. Woaro probably the only Mill making the bagging 44 inches wide this season, for wbioh reason, wo think wc will be ovcrorowdod with orders soon; it is desirable, therefore, if you wish your orders booked in time that you plaoe them nt once. Tub Lamb Mills. New Orleans. Tub Cotton Oil Refinery.?The early establishment of a cottou seed oil refinery at some ooutral point in this State appears to be entirely practicable. Two or three days ago Mr. R. E. Hill pledged the AbbeTill Cotton Seed Oil Company to subscribe for (2,000 of the stock of such a refinery, and we pnblidi to-day a letter from Mr. C. 8. MtiCullough, president of the Darlington Cotton Seed Oil Company, pledging $2,500 . more to bohalf-of bio company. Mr. Mo 'Cullough "goes further and ealls for a meeting of the ropresentatlves of the local mills to bo held on the first of August, to fake the necessary steps for the organisation of the AAmntnv r?* Wo presume that we shall hear from other son inierostoa in (bo business, and (bat the oopitsl for the rcfinery'will be pledged before tho meeting of the mill men is held* It is quite proper, howovor, that the subject shall be fully discussed and there should be entire harmony in the organisation of the -company, iho selection of a site, and all other questious connected with so imporjtant an undertaking. By co-operntiou omong the local mills and the refinery company, the eotton seed product of South Carolina can be absolutely controlled. Wo hare capital enough of our own to plaoe every industry in this State upon a suooessful cam moroial basis. .? Tub Bio Lbaks.?The Allian eo has pretty uoeessfully met the bagging trust. If they should now undertake to fight Western bacon, corn, mnles, they would win still Iniirola Tho Wooloon ??U ?U... gel off ennually on thla people ebout a thou-. Mod mulee, at good prices, while ear loads of bom, bacon, flour and molasses come to this markot, and Anally And their way to every Aura In the country.* p Let the Farmers look out for their big W" teaks. They hate stopped the spigget, now ty thorn stop the "bung hole." If they so ' will it, tboy can doit. The grass is here to feed a'l the stock we need. Let the wire fence be bought, so as to euclose the valuable crops of grass, which can be easily enough turned into moil.?Lancaster Lfdjer. , . LittlbRsd Ants?I have found by iny ezperionoe, says the editor of one of our ex> ebaoges, tbat little red auts cannot travel over wool er rag carpet. I covered my floor with coarse baizo, set my sofa on that, and have not been troubled s ince. Cover a shelf in your oloset or pantry with flannel, set .whatever you wish to keep from the ants on it, snd they will at onco disappear. I Jiave tried it. Ha Wilt, bk Suhpkvoko .?Montgomery, $55r Ale., Jiily 20.?Henry Duneau, a Free Will Baptist preacher, who recently murdered hie wife in Dale County end eloped with . a young lady of the neighborhood, was cap; t'/ ...i u.i i. ik. n 1 -? Tt.i. IUI vu mm ti i?;?s fit IIIV viiv^uu V>uuit U1 1/UIC ^County, convioted and sentenced to death Ltet of Letters Remaining in tlio Poatofflce at Union, for th?f week ending July 27, 1880. Robers Coleman. J Miss Mary A Moris. Persons calling for the above letters will -please say if advert ised and will he required ? . io pay one cent. * J. C. HUNTER, P. M. KgS^v-', 1. ' ? ? ' t v ,m-z** trsr=s 1111 The Public School s to Open. fllHB Public flebools, where the time bee JL not been finished-, will oo turn enow an Mondoy in August. Trustees w!U BEWC' Uke notice and hive their schools opened ?$$ ,. at i^at time. WM MoOOWAN, I bcdooi uomratseioner. hi'.y 2C> 80 2t To School Trustees. ' TpHRRRwill be ? meeting ?t Union C. H., v' JL oo Thursday 22J of August of Oil the < % , "Trastees io Union County for the purpose i of considering line schools, tin I other maiterss ajtpertainlng lo the Free Schools, i ;E?ery Trustee is earnestly revested to bo present WM. McQOlVAN, School Commissioner. reporTof fitECOliDlTjON or THK Merchants' & Planters' NATION AL B 4NK OP UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, * At Union, in the Stale 0/ South Carolina at '.he e'oee of bueineee, July 12M, 1880. RESOURCES Loans nod discounts $186,180 08 U. S. Uonds to securO circulation .. 16,000 00 Other suov?, bonds A mortgages 86,888 00 Duo from approved reserve nr (s 14.006 84 Due from otli?r National Banks 2,704 38 Real estate, furnliuro and fixtures 2.000 00 ANHMt^penses and taxes paid <9 66 ^^ ^ Ker B inks 60 00 paper currency, niok^^^MTnd cents 117 26 .. 16,526 90 tender notes 410 00 Redemption fund with U. S.Treasurer, (6 per ct of circulation) 676 00 Total $224,072 06 LIABILITIES Capital stock pnid in $60,000 00 Surplus fund 45,000 00 Undivided profits 4,913 83 National Bank notes outstanding 18.600 00 Divideads unpaid 2,688 00 Individual deposits subject to check 94,499 96 Certified Checks; 1,000 00 Due to other National Banks, 2,640 87 Due to 8tate Banks and hankers 879 90 Total $224,972 06 Statk or South Carolina, 1 Countt or Union, ss / I, George Munro, Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, GEORGE MUNKO, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before rac this 22d day of July, 1889. i A GEO. II. OETZEL, -! skal V Notary Publio. Correct?Attest : E. It. WALLACE, ) F. M. FAltR. > Directors JOHN A. FANT. ) A CAPITAL "Q," AT CUIFS SPRING, AUGUST 15, 1889, I INTEND giving one of the best, pleasantest and most elegantly managed Barbecues ever gotten up in Union County, AT CULP'S SPRING, ONE MILE FROM UNION C. K., ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. That experienced Baibocue Cook Mr. W. M. Gallman, will superintend the cooking, so there will be no failure there ; and the county has been scoured for tho best meats. Stirring appeals will be made by Gen. Appetite and Esquire Gourmet, to all who love good eating, to buy tickets and partake of tho dinner prepared by JOHN II. 8ARTOR. July 20 80 3t THE FIRST GRAND BARBECUE OK THE SEASONTHE undersigned will give a grand OLDSTYLE BARBECUE, . A/A* JONE8VILLE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8TH. The fattest meats, well oookod and f erveJ, ioo Lemonade, lets of fun aud good behavior guaranteed. A few ahort, eloquent and instructive Speeches, about 5 inches long, will bo delivered. CRAWFORD & LEMASTER. July 2f 80 2t* WOOD! WOOD!! WE will purchase five hundred cords of pino wood for our brick pnrd. It will be accepted in any quantity. JAMES H. RODGER & CO: July 12 2b 4t. ? ? ? * ^ \ Williamston Female College. SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER ICTH, 1889. FOR catalogue of Williamston Female College, a lire, thorough, progressive, prosperous, eheap, up-c>untry sehool for young ladies, address Rev. 8. Lander, President. Williamston, S. C. Its merits wide.y known. 165 pupils last year. More expected next. July 19 29 8t. ~ PI D E LIT Y LOAN and TRUST CO. ? or ? SPARTANBURG, 8. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, - $3,000.10 orriosts. President, George Cofiold* Treasurer, - - W. E. Burnett. Attorney, - . J. B. Cleveland. DIRECTOR*. Joseph Walker. I J. B. Cleveland. W. 8. Manning. | Geo. W. Nioholls. D. E. Converse. W. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. I Georgo Coficld. Interest allowed on deposits at the rato of four per cent, per annum, and added to aocountn semi-annually. July 19 29 1y SHERIFF'S SALESFor August, 1889. , BY virtue of Sundry executions, to me directed, I will sell before the Court House Door in the towa of Union, on Monday the 6th day of August next, during the legal hours of sales, the following described property, to wit: All the interest that F. B. Gaffney and W. W. Gaffney owns in one traot of land situate lying and being in Goudeysville tomnshlp, Union County, and known as Still House traot, No. 9, One hundred and one aores more or less, founded by lands of Viotoria Gaffney, Mrs. Montgomery and ether*. Levied on end to be sold as the property of F. B. Gaffney, and W. If, Gaffney, at tbesaitof the Morriotowa Mill Company, Jss. W. Bingham k Co., and outers, plaintiffs, against F. B. Qaffney and W. W. Qnffaey, Defendant*. ALSO. I will sell in front of W. D. Harris' barroom on main street, in the totr- of Union, ens barrel Stone Mountain WUvskey, containing forty-fire gallons, more or less. Levied on, and to be sold as the properly of W. D. Harris, at the suit of L. G. Toung, Plaintiff, against W. P. Harris, Defendant, J. G. LONG, 8. U. 0. This 15th July, 1S89. July 19 29 8t< Ep*.v f i[rijb"-fl| i| ' "'VY* ? ( *?" rv.v J * Iff. POSEY iBRO,. DRUGGISTS. DBA L E R 8 IN PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS ; CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, &Ct READY MIXED PAINTS,' 1 WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, PAINTBRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS, CHANDALIERS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS for Medioioal use. Caroful and courteous attention to each customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM. POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. We select our gooda with greatest oare* buy them aa law as tboy can be bought for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living Prioee. J. W. POSEY & BRO. March 22 12 ly. Tho State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Plcai. Sophronia Whit mire, riaintiff, against SaUie M. Ilill, Kindred C. Whitmire, Mary Wilburn, Thomas E. Davis, William A. Nicholson, Defendantt. Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served. To the Defendant* in this action : YOU are lieroby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this aotion, aoopyof whioh is filed in the office of the Clork of the Court of Common Pleas for said County, and to serve a copy of yonr answer to the eaid complaint on the subscriber at his office, at Union, 8. C. within twenty days after the scrvioe hereof, exclusive of tho day of euch service ; and if you fail to answer tho oomplaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaiutiff in this oat inn will applj'to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attornej. To Mrs. Sallio M. IIill : Take notice, that the Summons, of which tho above is copy, and also tho Complaint was filed in tho offico of the Clerk of the Court of Com. mon Pleas for Union County, on 24th June, 1889. 1>. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. June 28 ' 20 6t ir any ?1p?1?t uny* lie lia* the XV. I.. Ilony la* Shop* without nauio and price ttanippiT on tho bottom, put him down as a fraud. $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Bent in the world. Examine his fS.OO GENUINE HANfi-SEWKI) SHOE. 4.OO llAND-NEWKU WELT HHOK. :UO POLICE AND FARMERS' SHOE. 2.50 EXTRA VALUE CALF SHOE. ?3.35 WQRKINOMAN'8 SHOE. a.OO and S1.7S BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES Ail made in Con*rcu, Button and Lace. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE laWM. nWJS'WISvSiS.'^ ?-"w* W. u oooaus. BROCKTON, MASS Examine W. L. Douglas' $2 Shoes for gentlemen and ladles. S.(M. RICE, JR., E. U. Agent, Union, 8 C. Jan 18 3 6m. DR8. 8TARKEY & PALEN 8 TREATMENT BY INHALATION. 1898 Arob Qtr?K PbU?d'at Ab For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspopsia, Catarrh, Hay Fever, Head scire. Debility, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all Chronio and Nervous Disorders. 1'Tho Compound Oxygen Treatment," Drs. Starkey & Palen, No. 1620 Arch Street, Philadelphia, have been using for the last seventeen years, is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen magnetised, and the compound is so oondensed and made portable that it is sent all over the world. Drs. Starkey & Palen have the liberty to * %> In 11.1 /.ll.at.. ? " ? ? v a v a ???V iviiuniii^ u a 111 c 11 >YCll-&UOWII J persons who hare tried their Treatment: j HON. W. D. KELLEY. Member of Con: Pb1'"1 REV. V L CONRAD, Editor Lutheran Observer, Philadelphia. REV. C W CUSHINO, D D., Rochester. N Y. HON W P NII ON, Ed. Inter-Ocean, Chicago, Ili. W H WORTHINOTON, Editor New South, Uhs mlngham, Ala. JUDOE II P VROOMAN, Ouenerao, Kan. MRS. MA LIVERMORE, Melroee, Massachusetts JUDOE It. 8. VOORHEES. New York City. MR E. C. KNIGHT, Philadelphia. MR PRANK SIDDALL, Merchant, Philadelphia. HON. W. W. SCHUYLER, Eaaton Pa. EDWARD L. WIIJSON, *33 Broadway, N. Y., Fd. Phila. Photo. ' FIDELIA M. LYON, Walmea, Hawaii, SandwMi MRS. EMMA COOPEr, UtUla, Spanish Honduras C.A. J.COBB,Ex-Vice Conaul.CAsablanca, Morocco. M. V. AHIIBitOOK, Red Bluff, CaL JAMBS MOORE, Sup't Pollco, Blandford, DowetlAOTH &ARD. Bowral, New South Wales. . And thousands of o there, in every rart of the United States. ? "Compound Oxygtn?iu Mod* of Action and RetuiU," ! the title of a new brochure of two hundred pages, published by Dr*. 8tarkey ft Pal en which giree to all inqairere fall information as to this remarkabe curative agent and a record of several hundred ou.Hria>ug o?r? id a wiae range or enreaie eases?many of them after being abulnkl tedle by other physicians. Will be mailed free to any address on application Read the brochure! I>R8. flTARKBY ft PALER, r?b 2'!|29 Arch . v':\ SOWN! IX TWf PRICE MfiilQ BONANZA OuM^^er Stock gardlest TXTE mv o?ir oroe wonderful* bi YV bort time, M wo aro detoriui Stock this Somoo, and in order to do and job lok counters a greet mauy gc of profit. Among tbrso we will offe White Lawns, Cheeked end Striped ings, Licm, etc. We will sell good 1 SOME OF Ol We will sail you 3 papers pins fo Pocket Handkerchiefs for 5o , good 3 dozen for 25o., good Toilet Soap 3 < good Figured Muslins 2d yards for $1 25o., 75o. Hats for 50o., SI Hats for' Hats alanoet at your own price. Dros body. SSOBS, OL We will ofFor pomo wonderful ba 75o. and upward, all reduced. A lot low Cost. Clothing cheaper than ev< MILLINE Our Milliner has gone home on : remainder of tho goods in this depar Hats 15o, 25e. and upwards. PAEA80LS.?Wo have a lot c cost, and some below coet. We hare a great many other g whioh actually must be sold. Remember, that the above priccf Goods will not b? charged evon for 3< Come, everybody, and don't wail say we advertised goods that wc did t 7 GRAHi Sept 14 , f V tce rmv Is ]\ow Open GARR You can get the nicest Cream, Frui-Miz, Ginger Alo, Glenn Spr drinks of the season, served in ti -i BASE BA has now began, and I have a larf Scoro Books, etc., always on 1mm STATIONERY I have just received the largest to Union. Don't fail to call and < Books are down to rock bottom there. T rm'AivA oil tll? lnlool ? .wvwavv vMViaj M?? V*?V 1UVVCU U?J 1 Agent for all the popular papers ; scription at publisher's prices. PIANOS A Sold on easy terms. Call on n Leader in Sept 21 DO YOU WAN WE can't give you that, will give you the best bargaii Goods, Shoes, Hats and Clot) loaded, over-crowded, over* Stock. Durchased in New Yr r * " we offer it at CLEAN SWI Nuns Veiling and Alb&tro Check Muslin and Lawns Ginghams and Calicoes g Shoes and Hats sold at un Clothing! well! we are almc O TJ R 1 ALWAYS THE BEST <4-BXJT TH: CALL OIV OI I ' ORI)I *. ' * '*? r A' W.' Xk, . ' ;.v"V ,** :'r-. < / ..* - 27 IaEaDER AMD C >WN! DOWN! S GO, GO, GO. FOR CASH BUYERS. Must Be Cleared Out Be?of Profits. ktgftios in Spring sod Summer Q oods for a nod to make a clean sweep of our Summer that wo ase putting out oa our bargain tods, which we are going to sell, regardless :r jou a big lot of White Goods, such as Nainsooks, Hamburg Edgings and Insertnr? - r ? m ? tvnite jjawDB tor oc. per yard and upward. UJEL BARO /VIN?. r 5c., 1 Gross Buttons For 5c., a lot of 10c. Note Fapor 5c. per quire, Lead Pencils ;nkes for 5c., good shirting at 5c per yard, ..Straw Hats2}o. 5c. 10c. 15o. 20c. and 75o., &o., in faet wo will sell you a Straw s Goods and Trimmings chrapor than any OTHING, &c. rgains in Shoes. Ladies Slippers 30c., 50o. of Mens Low Quartered Shoes at and bo;r before in Union. RY GOODS. a vacation, and we propose to sell out the tment cheaper than the oheapust. Ladies f Parasols that wo will close out at actual ;oods just as cheap as those mentioned, i mean STRICTLY CASH to everybody. 9 days at the above prices. ; until theso goods havo been sold, and then tot have. & SPARKS, CHEAP CASH STORE. 37 tf LM SALOON lor tlie Season at ETT'S. S daWatcr, Milk Shake, Lemonade, ing Water, and all the nicest refreshing lie latest style. LL SEASON ;c stock of Balls, Bats, Gloves, Masks, il. , STATIONERY. i Stock of fine Stationery ever trough examine it, and my prices. prices, and I am bound to keep them rcls, newspapers, and magazines. I am uul magazines, and will take your subND ORGANS ic, or write for prices. G. P. GARRETT, Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods. T THE EARTH? but for the next thirty days we as on earth, in all kinds of Dry hing. We are overstocked, overhelmed with a beautiful Spring rk, and for the next thirty days SEP FIGURES. ss sold at money saving prices. i sold at money reaching prices, told, at people-pleasing prices, earthly low prices. >st giving away. IffOTTO: , AT PRICES NOT LOW E LOWEST. i SRND YOUR I>. O. FLYNN'S HAMPION OF LOW PRICES. 12 tf m ANOTHER R1 "Beginning with this week, we arc oflV mcr goods, consisting of White and Cole Cliallics, Wool Dress Goods, etc. SPECIAL DRIVES Shoes, Straw and Felt Hats. SPECIAL TO 1 We wish to call the Ladies' attention FOXED GAITERS, which we arc nn Siir, worth three times that amount. V traw Ilats, which you can buy at your TO KEEP OFF THE Just received, a full lino of Umbrclh Buggy Umbrellas cheaper than ever bcf< Umbrella for $2 Can you beat it ? COME AND We invite our friends and the public mind showing our goods, whether you p LOWEST prices for CASH. March 29 1 Lipscomb m 1 CLOTHING, SH A N L GENT'S FURNIS GAFFNEY C June 28 2G NEW STORE NE" JUST REC A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 25 i The prettiest $2 25 Gent's Shoe, in Another lot of Ladies Kid Button SI Ladies and Gent's Summer Underwc Corsets from 25 cents up. n. _ _ii i 1 - iiuui in mi snnacs, reduced to CALL A HARRY M April 10 I(j ATTEN IS CALLED TO THE FA( THE LA: most co: Stock Of Plantation TTo are Sellii low m PLOWS, PLOW STOCKS, CHAINS, AXES, TICKS, MATTOCKS, Wfl ArA AirAnt.fi fnt* tVin _ W ? wmm, MQVUVW AVI I/JUV7 Best in the FOSTI Jan 4 1 F. C. WILLARD, A1 HOUSE AND SICN PAINTER. E> I would rospectfully nform the citizens of Union that I am prspared to execute all ? kinds of House, Ornamental and fti< Pa'' ?-*o? - i Painting, Graining, Varnishing, Paper 1 Hanging, &o. SIGN PAINTING A SPECIALTY. __ Orders left at the Tihss Office will be promptly attended to. ft F. C. WJLLARD. |l April 10 16 tf_ U Moneylto Loan. a In oamo of ^SOO and upwards, to be secured by first mortgage on improved farm lands. Apply to D. A. TOV7NSEND, ?? Attorney, Union, S. C. I who May 81 22 tf S& ring special bargains in all Suranrcl-Lawn*, Calicoes, Ginghams, IN CLOTHING :he ladies. fn A!..- -TaK T ?? ?p m rvru ?j V?. WM AJV. VI VAiVJ.Il illlU iw closing out for fifty cents per fc still have a nice assortment of own price. SUN AND RAIN. is, in both Silk and Gingham. >rc. You can huy a good Buggy SEE US. to give us a call. Wo do not urchase or not. All goods at the BICE & MCLUBE. 3 tf & OLLESON, OES, HJT? JlJLX JL JL kJf ) HING GOODS, ITY, S. C. 8m _ W GOODS!! E I V E D . and 50 cents, button, lace and gaiter, joesj 00 :ar, 25 cents Up? i0 cents. 1 T . COHEN & BRO. At Col ton's old stand. TION ' DT THAT WE HAVE RGEST 1> MPLETE iware, in Union, and lg as ! LOffEST: BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS , ANVILS, IIOES, RAKES, SHOVELS and SPADES, NAILS, &c,, &c, Buck-Thorn Fencing. V fffff World. aw, WILKINH At CO. if END TO THE HORROR ? OF ? CTRACTING TEfcTH, am prepared to extract Teeth without i or danger, by the use of Qas. guarantee all of my work to give satision. L. E. ME A DOR. lay 4 18 /fidHMMt "*M ,vi w*i*fc I* Ik* warM. P II it ll JHUra r?f?Cl li*MkM|>M. War.JL llllll (jKWbKSSM _r.iii*?l. IImi; MU ud t nWrrfr , . <? *?. not* i,*u. ' . rJK&B Tf n?ltij f?n K?ufl m til ?.I?r fne?ihcr with Mr Utm ini ttT* .jg-rV-. Mbit lint or Wtittuii ^HWuflHR^ Hnmplft, IVwwnla, u ?HI t. tlx mMu m Ml . in rmir kM(? ?*?" ,.?!?!? SS^tTi22 "J * " *?ll?d. Ihrr Iwoiaa mr ovra iSftC&'BasE^