Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.v I 368 8 L Weal, Board Equalization '20 P 264 W \Y Bi\rro, Lumber 13 04 | 266 D C Flynn, ferryman's ace't 27 10 B 366 Jamas Muuro, Clerk's Cost 105 15 B 267 H Q Bailey, bridge aocount 2 4 92 B 268 J A Far.;, Jr., acc't assigned 16 00 259 Ch'n D Cj Com Newberry... 16 05 BbKO J G Long, Sheriff Cost 65 00 H^H^)TBlaok, account assigned 20 00 ^m^nMjflft^^onstabl 0 B Beco'tassigned... 20 00 fcTAT f 1A to 1 17 IT A 1TICUOITUU, ICCUUUl U9signed .'. *160 00 320 J C 1* Jeter, Trial Justice Cost 8 50 321 Walker, Evina & Cogswell... 50 00 822 F M Fair, aco't assigned... 27 23 340 D Johnson, Jr., account assigned . 20 00 347 J C Hunter, acc't assigned 10 85 348 IG McKissick, acc't assigned 11 30 340 I! G Bailey, Interest on bridge account 14 91 360 T C Duucan, aco't assigned 26 00 351 Furr & Thomson, account assigned 15 00 852 J C Hunter, aco't assigned... 25 00 853 Fostor & Wilkin*. goods fur. -. - nished 20 00 . 354 Walker, Erins & Cogswell, Stationery 8 02 366 Foster. \Yilkius& Co 13 25 85G W A Nicholson, aco't assigu'd 23 43 Treasurer's Commissions 20 23 * Abatements by Comp. Qen'l 83 ' Nulla Bona Executions 5 GO ^|^ Total for l'ast Indebtedness, $1,444 05 DISBURSEMENT OF INTEREST ON RAILROAD BONDS. No. 211 E 11 Wallace, Pres't. Interest on Railroad Bonds... $4,981 01 823 E R Wallace, Pres. Interest ou Railroad Bonds 3,400 00 825 E R Wallace, Pres., Interest Treasurer's Commissions... 188 01 * Nulla Bona Fxeculions 80 34 Abatements by Comp. Gen'l G 77 J a 1 paid for int. on UK bonds $10,000 00 " DISBURSEMENTS OF RETIRING RAIL- y ROAD BONDS. S 324 F M Farr ?1,005 83 C 199 F M Farr 400 16 J| Treasurer's Commissions... 26 23 Nulla Bona Executions G GO Abatements by Co*p. Gen. 83 Total raid $1,444 G5 DISBURSEMENT, OF THE SCHOOL FUND School District, No. 1. , Nr> Cli'k. \ 1 n Gibbs $20 00 J 2 Miss Burnis Hughes 9 00 8 M L LcmaRter 28 00 ii 4 Joseph Veoftble 28 00 ? 6 W E At man 21 00 } 6 Watson k AJnins 75 00 g 7 Mrs M A MilchcU 28 00 u 8 Miaa Burma Hughes 9 00 > 9 Thomas McKnlly 28 00 '' 10 Thomas McNally 28 00 " 11 A D Minis 28 00 J 12 Mrs M A Mitchell 28 ?() 13 M L Lemastcr 28 00 14 Miss Lula 8wink 20 20 16 Miss Lula Svvink 20 46 16 R T Foster 22 00 17 11 J Mims *... 18 00 18 ML Lemastcr 21 00 19 Miss Lula Swink 16 00 * 20 Miss Lula llamtr 28 00 > Miss Lula jUra*s 28 CO 1 27 J M Foster. "-'8 00 J 28 C G Dogan ' 21 OO f 29 Duskey Hamilton 21 00 ? 30 H J Foster "0 00 1 o i n:ivW_ "" ut ?> 'V | \<. ? * *707 25 School Dimtkict, No. 2, 1 NVataon & Ad*ms ?. $37 50 2 11 A Tate 25 00 .1 If A Tate 25 00 4 U C Patrick 25 Oo 5 U C Patrick 25 00 0 .1 I. Alexander 25 (K) 7 J L Alexandor 2-> 00 8 W 1$ Lemons 25 00 9 W 1$ Lcmods 25 00 10 J K Jcfferics..; 25 (H) 11 .1 E Jefferics 25 (K) 12 IV 11 Spears 20 CM) 18 T E A Tale 25 00 14 II A Tate 25 00 15 0 S Mack 25 <M> 16 11 S l'crscr 2 50 17 W II Lemons 25 00 18 J E J cileries 25 00 19 W (1 Patterson 25 00 20 W O Patterson 25 00 21 Lottie Littlejobn 25 00 22 E I) Litllcjohn . 25 IN) L 23 Elijah Reid 25 00 Total A.... $01000 (^Lbh CONTINt'KI) KEXT ",KKK.) Texn* R. It. P. Oats for Sale at FAllR &'III?>MSON'8. Felt 14 7 ?t Administrator's Notice. ALL persons having claims against the cstutc of Mrs. Mary K. Knight, decreased, will present them, i roperly attested, and those indebted to sai l estate will nntke I payment to "* IV. A. NICHOLSON, Administrator. I Union, 8. C., Feb. 20, 1800. I Feb 28 1) It 1st. ROCLAMATION. State mmm* jStroetolWHPwr was committed in the County or.,Uns't>n, on or about the 15th day of February, A. D. 1890, upon the bidy of Zachariah Kodgers by James II. Simp, and and the sa'd J :mes II. Sims has tied from g( justice: Notv, therefore, I, J. P. Richardson, Ti Governor < f the State of South Carolina, in order that justice may bo done and tho majesty of t he law vindicated, do hereby offer a reward of ONF. HUNDRED DOLLARS for the npfirchens on aud delivery to the Sheriff of Union Comity of the said James II. Sims. Said James II. Sims is a white man, dark compicx'a n, abcut dO years old, 5 ft of 8 inches high, weight between 1-15 and 150 ^ pounus, crippicu in ii'ii arm ana nana, jj which arc smaller than llio right. Walks tli erect; wore &i-lc whiskers ami moustache* 8I> In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, at Columbia, this c: 23th day of Feb., A. 1). lSbO, anil in the if one hundred nnd fourteenth year of the Independence of the United States of America. By the Governor, tli f, A. J. 1*. RICHARDSON. ^ 1'^-j . .. ni J. Q. Marsiiam., oj Secretary of State. U Feb 21 It SEED POTATOES." ' \TT K HAVE in stock tlie following varie- Ti YY tics of Northern I'otattcs: GENUINE EARLY ROSE, PEERLESS, BUR RANK, o v? t* ?uL_L_ ot them for you. ... oST'I Wo have olso just received a fresh lot of j],e ohusou & Stokes' reliable Garden Seeds, copy nd have some new varieties. Call and ex- the ( mine them. 0Q t] We have in stock a full lino of S aple ml Faucy Groceries, such as Flour, Meal, tnnilll. IjJITiI. Ilfims. Sncrjir flnffa** fjrita r alts Syrups, Condensed Milk, t hocolnte, 'ocons, Desicatcd Coccnuui, Flavoring Kxrncta and a full Hue of Cauncl Goods.? lull and get prices. II. P. SCA1FK & SOX. Feb "J I 8 ly Hie State of South Carolina. ,SL1 Tlior CUL'XTY OF CM OX. Co Ai By J AS. M. GKE, Judge of Probate. Vi CT7 lliiill'.AS, Joseph II. Me!\is?iclc, as J. H VV Clerk of Court, has made suit to me W o giant him Letters of Administration, 'i:i rith will annexed, on the estate of aud ef- Jeels of Mrs. Jane ]{. Sims, deceased. ' 6C These ate therefore, to cite and minion- To J, ill nil aud singular the kindred an I credit- hi: rs of tho said Mrs. Jaue K. Sims, deceased, J. hat they be and appear before me in the lit ,'roknto Court to le held at Union C. II., vti louth Carolina, on the -1st day of March, Y icxt, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock n c0. u the loronoou, to show cause, if any they y0ll ave, why the said administration should iet he granted. otliec Given under my hand this 29:11 day of ,i.,v? anuary, A. 1). 1890. ,,'ic < JAMhS M. Gl.f., ausw Judge Probate. gay Jan 21 o Gt the( Mortgage Sale. |>Y virtue of a power contained in a D morigage given liy James P. Ilollingsrorth to J. ti. lliee, dated 22dJune, 1889, To F ml recorded in the olliee of the Register of de lesne Conveyance for Cnion County, in pi look of llui'tmiffps .L No !i mum nil I an >u( -t bird of one lull') in I lint i rat t ?.l' land lontaining one hundred and seventy-live teres, lying and being in Fish Ihtm town- Fi hip, in said county, and adjoining lands of istntc of John Kelly, William Allwine, and Aliens. Tennis?CASH. Purchaser to pay for [taper*. JAMKSti. Kit' 10, Mortgagee. TJ Feb II 7 8t The Pioneer Seed Catalogue of America, contains (|,q complete list ol Vegetables, Flowers, Full s, Potatoes ^ and Small Fruits, with descriptions and prices. I>e- . partnicnt of Specialties and all Worthy Novelties. ' Same shape and style as proved so satisfactory last year. Many new and elegant illustrations, handscme I colored plate?xtoJ4 inches,and frontispiece. Special tliai Cash Prizes $xooo.oo; see Floral Guide. F.vcry wil person who owns a foot of land or cultivate!', a plant at r should have a copy. Mailed on receipt of i acorns, which amount may lie deducted from first order. Abridged Catalogue Free. Pure Slocks. Full Measure. Prrces Low for Honesl Goods. . JAMES VICK, SEEDSMAN. Rochester, N. Y? Masonic Notice. A REGULAR communication, Union Lodge . No 75, A.*. F.\ M.*., will he held litis, _ Friday cveng, nt 7.^0 o'clock 1*. M. The >1. Ij M. degrc^jjill Uq conferred. Boot yi \\T F. will pay the highest cash priccsTCr VY good fat entile. Call on us qulctc, while we are in lite notion of laiying and have the money to pnv yon. AliTUL it HUMPH RIKS. pr, Butchers. Xri Feb. 128 HI. New Goods I New Goods ! I AM receiving new (land*, cinsisting of Shoes, Dies thiols. 8a'incs. Gingham*. &o.,and respectfully as-!; the public to examine my Stock. * l.adir- will find polite silc-men and low fot ptices. nt II. M. til! 1)1 HALL'S. aCi Feb 118 y 41 of South Carolina. 1 COUNTY OF UNION. J lie Com-t of Corauiou Picas. ejolin, Jack Liftlrjohn, Marcel us n, James Littlejohn, Amanda n, Sallio Goudelock, Dr. Wiley n, P. P. Pearson, Susan Dlanton, S. Pearson, Elisabeth Pearson, I M . Pearson and Mary Anne J ami- / ntift, ? agiuutl ^ BiKnjjww m H|iM*Pe t y ^prtiy, Ui.ily' Pettit, Adolphus Pettit, Beauregard Pe;tU, Jack Pettit, Columbus Pettit, and all the remaining heirs at law and distributees of Elizabeth Tate, deceased. names uud residence unknown, Dcfend<nt*. amtrons for Relief?Complaint not served ^ j J. G. Long, ns Sheriff of Union County, r Frances Burnett, Elizabeth llnnimett, Jeuclla Griflin, Mary l'cttit, John Pettit, James Pettit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mary Petty, Henry l'ettit, Adolphus Pettit, Beauregard Pettit, Jnck Pettit, Coluinbuk *i Pettit, and all the remaining heirs at law, and distributees of Elizabeth Tate, deceased, names and residence unknown, j/< rcriuurti* in in:* ticitvn . *] ^"OU aro hereby summoned and required L to answer the complaint in this ac- .. on.ncopy of which is filed in the office of '* ic Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for lid County, and to serve a copy of your . iswer to the said complaint on the sub- 11 iribtr at his office, at Gaffney City, S. C.f ithin twenty days after the service hereof, tclusive of the day of Buck service ; and you fail to answer the complaint within 10 time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in tbi3 :tion will apply to the Court for the relief grounded in the comp'aint. W Witness, J. II. McKissick, Esq., Clerk of le Court of Common Pleas, in and for the Dui-.ty aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the M day of January, in the year of our Lord ie thousand eight hundred and uinety, id in the one hundred and fourteenth year the Sovereignty and Independence of the nited States of Anierien, J. 11. McKissick, Clerk C. C. P. "J J. E. WEBSTER, skai. J- Plaintiffs Attorney. 0 Henry rcltitnnd Beauregard Pcttit, nonresident defeudauts, and to all the remaining heirs at law and distributees of Elizabeth Tate, deceased, defendants, non rcsident of this State, names and residence unknown : Vdii w^^ftlcago t"bo no'leo that the origi- T summons, of which the lorego^^ls a ^ , was filed in th? office of the Clerk of Jourt of Common Pleas for Union county, ic U'Jd day of January, 1890. J. E. WEBSTER, J[ | Plaintiffs Attorney. ,n 'J-1 -1 tit State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG. In the Court of Probate. J mmons for P.elicf?Complaint served. uns R. Trimuiier, Clerk of the Court of muion Pleas for Spartanburg County, as Imiuistrator of tho persona! estate of ctoria Stone, Plaintiff, ttffuin.il . Williams, as Administrator of Ulyses illiiims, with his will annexed, aud iu town right, Gordon Williams, Frances j\ Vaughn, Monroe L. Williams and EuDia Hooper, JJrfrtntnnts. . II. Williams, as Administrator, and in mm 1 own right, Gordon Williams, Frances Vaughn, Monroe L. Williams, Eugenia bott< joper, Defendants in this action. jjnd L)U arc liercby summoned aud required to answer the complaint in this action, y of which is herewith served upon and to serve a copy of your answer to complaint on the subscribers at their at Spartanburg, S. f\, within twenty nr?Ai. 11,A ?A?,:A"A i.A,.A?r A.A1.,0:.,A .lay of such service, and if you fail Jo er the complaint within the timoaforethc plaintiff in thin action will apply to 'ourt for the relief demanded in the >lnint. W. S. TI10MA.SON, DAVID JOHNSON, Jr. Plnintitl's Attorneys. ranees J.JVattghn and Kugenia Hooper, fondants. Take notice that the com- P| lint in this action, together with the sy nimons, of which tho foregoing is a bbi ny, was filcd_itt-th??Trobate-eowrilO^ fftrtrTfoTuTtyTnt Uniou C. II., on the 11th ^ 4 iy of February, 18D0. p> w. s.;tiiomason, f, DAVID JOHNSON. J11.. moc Plaint iff" s Attorneys, Spartanburg, S. (\ #4 eb 14 7 0?. S:J ftfait for the Wagon ^ OF TUB * NION MARKET, ^ Lad . ho subscribers liavc formed a partner- J > lor tbc purpose of carrying ou tho BUTCH Kit, UK KEN UllOCEKY, AND meral Provision Business, Ihe old stand. next door to 11. W. Tint's Jewelry Store, nnd respectfully ask patronage of the citizens. )ur nim will be to keep always on hand best of meats and everything else G ally wanted for the table. >ne of the firm wiil always be nt Ilie rkct to wait on those who may call, or 1 be with the wagon to receive orders csidenccs. ^ live us a fair trial. WAIIKEN I>. A IITIU'K. J. I). HUM I'll K1K3. on 10 2 tf luri live FIDELITY Lin OAN and^TRUST CO. ? OF ? til*A KTANUUK V* PITAL PAID IN, . $30,000.00 OFP1CKR9. csident, - George Coficldcasurer, - - W. E. EurncM. lorncy, - - J. 15. Cleveland. DinKCTOI'.S. lo.-oph Walker. I J. 15. Cleveland. W. S. Manning. | Geo. IV. Nicholls. P. E. Converse. I IV. E. ltiirnett. SI T. C. Duncan. I George Co field. Interest allowed on deposits nt the rate of ir per cent, per annum, and added to counts semi annually. July I'd 20 ly * A car load of fine BXTGG inTrc "DTT JTTnwfi Tin A \JI JIJUU) A XI JUL* A VAlk.') A/ V JARTS and a uicc line of Hi STOVES VILL HAVE A. CAR EC These Buggies and Stoves \ ^proved papers. Bjar io mind, that I aui IiJ 'ARE, and will not be uudcrs< Thanking all for their libera nuance of tho eauic,MIA^ . CTFeb 14 fHEG Tj We have g >om for the SPRIN ( \ND ARE SELL] ])OME AND BE CCtt ME TO ALL AT THI HARR 4*' H ipril 19 ^ .UTION >m. If tho dealer cunnut supply i direct to factory , eucloslns adver 1 shoe qentlim no Calf, Heavy Laced Grain and C >r Water proof. Rent In tlin world. Examine hla i.OO GENUINE IIAND-NEWED HI I.OO IIAND-.SEWKI) WELT SHOE 1.50 l'OLICK AND FARMERS' SII :.r,0 EXTRA VALUE CALF HIIOK, !.?? & *2 WOKKINDMEN'H SIIOI i.OO anil (VI.75 HOYS' SCHOOL SII All lunde la Congress, Hutton and Lace. i & $2 shoes lafdc 81.75 SHOE FOR MISSES, -fit Material. Heat Style, Beat Fit L. DuugluH, Brockton, Maaa. Sold Ixnuiine W. L. Douglas' $2 shoes lies and gentlemen. 8. M. RICE, JR., E. I Agent Union, 8. C an 10 1 ( GO TO THE UNION MARSLI A N 1) RANITE WOR >' O B INUMEXTH, TOMBSTONES AND ISLE WO UK GENERALLY, VI ways on Inuul, or made to ord< go selection ready for lettering an ;ring at short notice. WIRE AND IRON RAILING, ae, Cement, &c. always on liand, ' prices as any honorable dealer. hdcra most respectfully solicited. GEORGE GEDI S'ol1- 47 *. .'^ortb bouocl . SAMUEL S SlOKEl ATTORNEY AT L| UNION, S. ol 'i:CI.I/, ATTENTION PA1^ j& Office in the Times Office. BMBbbBW T7l O Is n? fi , X j S?zr ??? IES; OPEN BUGGIES, TOP BUG UBLESEATED BUGGIES, BOAD 1KNESS !; 1 STOVES!! oh IAD OF COOK STOVES IN A FEW 1>AYS. rill be sold for CASH, or on a credit for aAHQUARTERS for GENERAL IIARDoldl il pa/ronago in the past and soliciting a cod I i am, with respect, EADING DEALER IN HARDWARE. ^ 7 ' ly RIP, ; HE GRIP. ^' V ot it on our Goods,? 7 I GOODS, !NG- GOODS AT COST. ' [V]NCED. A HEARTY WEL JSl i EMPORIUM OF Y M. COHEN & BliO. B At Colton's old stand. 16 ,, . . ly.. i B. F. POSEY, mc DRUGGIST. DEALER IN an sec PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS, Gu CHEMICALS, T H T 1. 1? T A P T T f! T r c X" I V Jk JU A AJL AV A V AJ JU U ^llOULDKLV DRACEST&p! ' I lS READY MIXED PAINTS, ^ EN. WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, ^ reed* ' ' hok. TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WiNDOW GLAS OE. oss. PAINT BRUSHES, Ml IBs- CIGARS AND TOBACCO, itln*. , ."for LAMPS, ami LAMP GOODS ! CHANDALIERS, G PURE IYIIVES AIVI) LIQUORS Wor llooi for Medicinal use. war Wri ? f?r' Careful and courteous attcntipu to each .yj,a - customer. 3 K 3 ban PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM A PO UN DEI) AT ALL 110 URS. ^ .4 lTnt\ MA It- t evei I- T sr. A >. d de- select our goods with greatest care, buy tbcm as low as they can be bought for cash, and sell them at LorccBt Living Prices. S ftl R. 15. F. POSEY. March 22 12 ly. >ES. M ? 1 1 raddy's ewau.nbxtwf.uk. (i u IMU guar conic PLANTATION I FLOW STOCKS, BELLOWS, AN\ FADES, IIOES, HORSE and Ml ill of these we mjyppwe mmSmm DEMOREST SEWIKK Wo have also trken tho Agency for tho Lot ino. Call and sec it at work. Always eomctl FOSTER, WILIi Ian 4 I TERRI gLAJJGI In prices, for tho next 20 days, as I wil )ro iu Columbia, and will bring tho Goods h om for them, and therefore offer my entire ico asked elsowhcre. Think of it?Childrens GOc shoes for 25 coul Ladies Button Boots for 75c, worth $1 25. Ladies fine Button Boots for 95e, worth SI 7 Men's Suits at ?3 25, worth SG. Men's Suits at $-4 10, worth S3 50. Calicoes at 4J cents, worth 8J couts. Worsteds, Tricots, CnssimercH, Jeans, To tankets, Flannels, Collars, Cuffs, Hats, Ca >rsots, and every ar'iclo slaughtered with n vii I havo 6 show eases and a first-class coinbina ut itikn half what they coat. I> OTICE TO CASI _11 of Our Heavy ^ Must Go, Su< iLSNKETS, QUI! BOOTS, SHOE! Wo arc now ottering tliom at C;~ juicy ta buy Spring and Summer 1YE MEAN WJIAI d if you don't believe we are .sell j our bills and we will gladly slur icds cost us. Don't put oil' but come at once 'OIH 'ii'li' ijW ?i ere ." ' ' SPECIAL Bii 1 N [LL1NE1IY, DRY GOODS, ( LOT SHOES, ETC. IONEY WE Ml SEE SOME OF OUB ood Shirting, 41 ccnt9, good Calico, f> cents, good \ ocas' shoes, 00 cents and upward, .Mens' wlu Is, solid leather, for$l 40, blankets, 90 cents, d, Counterpanes, 00 cents and upward, Lead ting Paper, 6 cents per quire, Pocket Handkerchic !> cents, Ladios Hats at your own price, iiuttor wis in abundance, from 10 cents up. CLOTHING, CL \'o arc certainly Headquarters for Clothing, jud n selling, but we bought very largely this season c d which will he sold at cut-throat pricos. 10NKY SAVED.?If you wish to save money in eve we have the Stock and the price to save it on IEW GOODS.?Wo arc just receiving a large lot Ic. all and see us and we will do you some good. 1 ry man, woman and child. hanking you for past favors, we are Most GRAHAM & un cpt 14 37 L N improved farm landa, in sunisofl ' kj'?; IIIIII Hj J tu r*. >uuia<19lKaBWfc nf>?nn pply at once to ' I>. A. TOV/N8EXD, Attorney, Union, S. C. FFERSON DAVIS.?v"t 111 Win WHjjWff ( lie ap|ir il r I' Hffl > ? rill ii, 1 :; 111111:11 y i|Ju-<,,| id,.-in ( vi ry v.ii.v wnilhv of tin- Mil.j.vt. il* wnntcil. < . .iij.!. ii> lit11iit fi, Sntinfui tlfii) "inAimir or iihiiii y ii fiimjiil. Orilrr now. l-'irsi n?<!do l? r '. first ?errcl. Amlr<\s ' JH?nd? ami i I!, r. .10IINSOM A CO.. tnd'hua'w* K-J Main SI ivct, Iti In,,,,,,.I, Va 10 'J 71 Mm from | fttUuon, jasdwarr t/l^' FORtfq ^L _aTfa- ?"*-|-^YY'i } MACHINES. 'o liuttou IIolo and Sowiug Mating now at tho ''Old Uoliabio." [INS & CO. B L E ~ ITER ^ N|| K?SSESiKS3?El II bo compelled to closo up my ) Union 1 am obliged to uinko siock at a iimo over nail llic Is. 5. ffflf, Tnblo Daniatk, Sheeting Trunk?, Lace?, Hnmburgs m. (ion iron safe that will bo sold at . O. snj-iViflf. OF LOW PltlCES. I BUylrf Croods C?ll us LTS, HATS, S. ETC. )ST, in order to raise Goods. ' WE SAY, ing them at cost, ask to w you exactly what the to the -Banner Store of lRGAINS II1X0, HATS, HOOTS, 1ST HAVE L PRICES : Vool Jeans, 22.1 ccr.M an<l upward ilestock Brogans, cents, Men a Dress (Jooda, 5c, 8|<J, 10c, and it(> Pencils, 5 cents per dozen, good fs, 5 for 5 cents, l'ins, 2 papers is, 1J dozen fty 6 OfU's, I. i 1 i? 3 rvnurTTiTi^ ging from (bo quantity ?vo have onscqucntly have a big Stock on buying your goods, wo honcrtlv ot new goods for (ho Christmas ^ cordial invitation is extended (o respectfully, SPARKS', EAP CASH STORE. tf umber for Sale. emaioing Lumber that was in the 9 building on tbo Fair (irounds is ksFREJA?" FRFF ""'tiilli Worth SlOO.vA. haa^a'. In/ V^MlM^lJwat h in th. world. Prrfa, t Hll'S MIS tirr.ckocpar. Warram.1 h?a>r, H|p|^#A]|^\9n'<E> OOLti hur.tipr CAM.. HI11 JTW/X^^m jnmh |jd..a ar.J pant Iiim, "la work, .rill cm. of Ox? riRao* in HlrffliH^F ' m arcura 01. frffi foyrthrr c.ith our largo valuable lin t 11 > na i ll r. 1,1 ^^I^Hiimlllra. I hero ?.:r,|!?., or rr.il ^^^aa tho watch, ar? IVfe. All ih? w. rk you > ahot* what rao aend you 10 thoao who call?your n< lyhbora ami Ihoao about you?that alrvaya t.aulta iad< for ua, which holds fory.aranh.non rtt.rt.d, ar. repaid. Wa pay all aaprraa, ft.ljtht, ?to. Aftar II, If rou weld likrt lo (TO to work for ua, ymi rata IVO to 4MIO per work and upwards. Ad Iresa, dk Co.. It UK Hi ?. I'vrtlAIMl. Maine.