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9 The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. _ V James II. Rodger, nnd Lewis N. Rodger, " Kxeeutors of the will, of John Rodger decc-tasd, Plaintiff"* agaiutl AImira N. Rodger. Mnj Rodger Fen', John Rodger Font, Buruice Amen^i Fan', James H. Fant, David Burns Fan!, Louie Routhrone Fant, Mary Fant. Both well Fant, Helen Font, J. Calkonn Hunter, as Administrator of estate of M. A. Sartor, ^ tfBMecoase tt the Union Building and Loan Ai^cUtion, and W. A. Nicbolnoo, DefenW. riant*. TN obedience to an order made in the M 1. above stated case, by ft is Honor, m J. H. Hud-on. Circuit Judge, dated Oeiober v 10. 1801, I wi 1 Bell before the Courthouse L (lfMir nf !Ti?!a? ?? 11 ? " * ?a * a >'U pioikihj, in* rourib day k of January, 1802, between the legal hours sale, the following described lot* and par ^ estate, lying, being end situate in iriT^llB^P'yt State aforesaid : i Vi ,ant* in l'ioclcoey township. ~n?* i ^W, more or le?s, bounded oonta'nmg 129 ' by lands of Thoo. Illi n, , 8. Lot in town f TT iTf!^ . bounded by St. Augustine churchnN^k containing half an acre more or less. 0. Lot in town, on Main street, knowonSk the "Green Front," bounded by lois of W. MoNeace, Mrs. A. Fnnt and others. 7. Lot in town oh Bachelor sircot. known . as the Lirery Stable Lot, bounded by lo's of W. E. MoNeace, P. M. Coliuu, estate of Henry Hardy and others. 8. Let near town, on Pinokney road, containing about three aeres, bounded by leads of ' 9. Lit iu town, corner Baohelor and Academy streets., known a* the McNally lot, bounded by lots of V. M. Cohen and other*. 10. Lot on Bachelor street, adjoining lot No. 9. 12. J)a* tract of land lying about 11 Biles West of the town of Union, on the Cross Keys rood, bounded by lands of J. ^ W. McLure, J. L. Youngand others, known P ss Egypt. 18. 8tore house nod lot in town, known s the John WiDard saloon. 21. Tract of land in Dogansville township, eonUiniog 100 sores, more or less, bounded by lands ofSanford Wilburn, H. C, Lawsin, end others. 80. Storehouse and lot on Main street, adjoining lots of W. T. Qraham and Mrs. V. Coleman. 31. Lot in town, oorner Bachelor and Sharp streets, boundc 1 by said streets, J. W. Wal aoe, L. Carson and others. 38. Tract of land, known as the O'Neal place, containing seventy-nine (7'J) aores, more or le*s, bounded hy Un Is of Govnn Hancock, John Becknell, Daniel Gelltnan, es'ate of II. S. Braty and others. 84. Nine (0) lots of land in Bog-tnsville SXownsbip, known as lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, *-~s?> 8 and 14, iu the division of the West Springs tract, containing in the aggregate thirty-seven and fifty-two one-hundreds (87 62-100) aores bounded by lends of Benjamin West, R. A. Hopkins and Olenn Springs road. I 35. Tract of land in Bo^ausvi'.lo township, eontaining about fifty (60) aores, bounded by lands of Berry Lee, estate of Asa Smith and others. ^ TERMS OP SALE. One-third cash, the balance in one and tffft VfftPfl frnm <1?v 2 ^ ^ w VI (.U'V, IU V?|un| IU9IBI* ments, with interest on each instalment from day of sale; the credit portion to be secured by the bond of ?urchaser and a mortgage of the premise*/an insurance policy against - fire,'Oh all huildings to be assigned to the Master. Purchasers will hare the privi'ege to pay U cash, if they desire. of their purchases sccurbjrbngbobd and mortgage; an l hey are to pay for papers. O. H. PBAKE, Msstc- U- C. Master's Office, Deo. 11, 1891. Dec. 18 61 St. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION; Id the'Court of Common Pleas. Its.*? A 1tfUSafi?%- ? ? )? n> n imiOCK, J'ltllMlJf, against Jos. H. McKissick, Administrator of J. II. Coleman, deceased, Pam?lia Coleman, Desdemona Coleman, J. Thomas Co'emann and Amanda 8. Spencer, Rob'. R. Coleman, John H. Coleman, Reuben C. Coleroan and Panl Colemin, Defendant*. IN obedienoe to an order made in tbe above stated case, dated Outober 15th, 1891, by His Honor, J. H Hudsro, Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Courthouse door in the town of Union, between the legal h'luri of salt, on Monday, the 4th day of Jannary, 1892. all the interest of John II. Coleman, deceased, in and to the fol'owing described property to wit: All that lot of land containing three foui ths more or less, lying, beiug and situate in the town of Junesville, in the 1 county of Union, 8t?to aforesaid, bounded on the North by lot of J. K. Lindsay, Eaet by lot rf W. K. Alman, South by Church s-reet and lot of J. L. MoWhirter. and West by Spartinbnrg Union and Columbia railroad, WVbwn as the Steam Mill Lot, and alro the < BU-am Mill and Cotton Qm, and Grist Mill thereon, consisting of one 18-horse power engine, one Ciroular Saw Mill ono OO-saw Gin and Condenser; one Cotton Press and one 6-ton Wagon Scales with shafting, pulleys and belting attached, for runn ng said machinery, and also one Log Wagon. * TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash, tho the balance on a credit 1 of one year, with interest from the day of ] sale the credit portion of the purchase money . to be secured by a mortgage of the proper'/ ' old. C. H. PEAKR. Master for Union County. Made*'a Office, Dee. 12th, 181)1. Deo 19 61 8t. SHERIFFS SALES' 1 FOR JANUARY, 1892. TJY virtue of a warrant to seise crop under JD lien, tome directed, I will sell at the Daniel Mosely plantation and at Jonesrille, in Joneseille township, Union County, on Tuesday, the 6th day of January, 1892, a?i.. a. 1?1 i -? - >u? >cg?i uvun 01 mis, tit rollowiag (ItHriwd personal property, to wit: Abo-tt seren hundred rounds of seed cot- * ton, about twenty tpisbeU of oora, about * three hunjrel bundles of fodder, abopt T silty bushels of oolton seed and balance of eotton in the deld, Seised under warrant, r wad to le sold as the prof arty of Cbiriey Parrer, at the suit of Orahnm k l'ool. J. G. LONG, S. U. C. 11 Sheriffs Office, Union, C. II., 8. 0., Doe. , 14th, 1801. ? u . Deo 18 61 8t. 8 A BIW IXTEHTXEXT FOR USIOX. mHB National Tontine liuildlny and L an ?' X Ass e'ation, af Atlanta, On. Uneqnaled for inra^ting and borrowing. $5,000 of C Inane already seoured for Union. latest with ns and you larest for yonr own town, ni -t^^beon net to other towns. Lot every eiti- at fin help lbs only compnny that has pat money in~your midst. J. M. TANKERSLKY, Agt. 53 Ut* TAX EXTENSION, TAXES are now extended, to, instead < going lo the County Treasurer and pay tuft your taxes, p>s' pone them for a time, an come to my store where you will gel mot Joods for your money than you ev? reamed of. I hare an excellent array of New Nut Raisins, Currants and Citron. Fig*, Prune and Oranges. Applet and Candies. I off* two grades of California Pears. Apricot C crries, dessert and Pie Peaches. Root and Corned Bo*f. ' Whole Ox and Pi Tongue. Potted and Devilled Ham an Tongue. Green Peas, To.natoes, O'trs an Tom tne?, etc., etc. PLAIN AXl> SF.LF RAISING BUCK WHEAT FLOURPlain ail luno'ess Fronch SarJine* Jams, Marinnlnd-s, Catron Ginger Pre serves. Ail rarieties of Pick'es and sauces Extra Fine New Orleans Molasses I have nis i npene I up a line of Fane; Crackers tha' are perfectly lo?ely. My stock of heavy Groceries is also com plete. Flour, Ha'oo, Hams, Sugar and C>fTei and everything else marked on bi9ir of sii cents o-ttjti. Pure unadulterated oil 2cents per gallon. Respectfully, L. G. YOUNG. Dec 18 61 tf Final Discharge, NOTICE is hereby gV-n."mt on Sa< urday, the l'Jth (lavHr1 VJ a final reiurn will be mule bwSreSjwS James M. Gte, Judge of Probate f <r Union County, of John Rodger, as Executor of the estate of William L. Pa'mcr, decease 1. AL*n As Trustee of .Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mrs. Amanda Little, Mrs. Nannie St Clair, Addie Palmer, Ellis Palmer and Mrs Sa'lio Foster, and apply for Letters Dismissory as trustee of the above named persons. All persons hnviug claims against the estate of William Palmer deceased, or against the Trust estates of the above named parlies are notified to present thrm to the undersigned, properly attested, on or before the above stated da'e. JAMES I!. RODGER, LOUIS N. RODGER, Executors of the will of John Rodger, deceased. Dee 18 CI 4t Notice to Creditors, ALL persons holding claims againt the eetate of Warren Worthy, dcceasd, will piease present them, properly proven, to the undersiglicd, at Santuc, Union C?., 8. C., and a 1 parties indebted to said edntc must make payment at once, as lbs urate must be settled up. JAMES P. JETEU, Ki'r John R. Jeter, deceased. Dec 18 61 4t* New York Toy Company. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! LOW PRICES At the store lately occupied l,y T. E. Bailey, next to Hatj, Scaifo | ^ - _? 5C. IOC. AND^CT. COUNTERS. n ? t -- vjrreac Dargams lor all. Xmas presents cheaper, and prices to suit the times. We have just opened a large and complete line of TOYS OF ALL KINDS. Chinaware and Crockery, Fancy oods, Cups tind Saucers, Mugs, China Plates, Bisquo Figures, Vases, Baskets, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Albums* Picture Frames, Tea Sets, Dinner'Sets, etc. FIRE wbBKS, Candles, Raisins, Fruits. <fco. You will find it to your advantage to call and examine our goods before buying, especially our BARGAIN COUNTERS. Goods will bo shown with pleasure. Don't forget the place?next to H. F. Scaife & Son. RESPECTFULLY, New York Toy Co. 1\ S.?MR. C. R. ROBERSON las connected himself with us as Manager, and will be pleased to sec lis old friends. Dm 11 GO it MM, tad !] [J^ION FURNITURE HOUSE! OPPOSITE TIIE RifeiET STORE. i This house is just opening n new slock of FURNITURE, rhioh we offer to the citizens of Union nd the surrounding country, ?t PRICES HAT WILL A8TQNI8H YOU. Come ?nd price our goods and be c>nineed thnt we mean what we soy. We are Just opening our bouso and expect t hero and keep such goods as the trade of le country may demand. We buy our goods d roct from the msnutcturers, and are therefore enabled to ELL YOU Flliwifiini? t CHEAP, r r * id exp?t our prlcX to correspond with the iw pricA of cott<^<* IOIW-&ND 8 EE US id find eat for jourselves the truth of oar loertioiw. ' RESPKC TPELLY, GEO C McLARTY Imi 49 if. "/ ly > f ,t ' If ' J CHRISTMAS, 1891, J CHRISTMAS, 1892. P JJj As the season of gooil cbeer and gift intcrjr changing draws P'gli. one is often pusxlcd* j in se'ecting suitable presen's. Cjo^uU me. t can assist y?u materially in suiting tlio problem. I can shapj your choice from J elegant liocs of the U'est 1 HOLIDAY NOVELTHL&t I have the largest and most complete stock of , CHOCK Ell Y, LAMPS. ' HOOKS. STATIONERY. y PLUSH GOODS, TOYS, "B CANDY AND FIIUIT8. [ ever brought to Union. In tbo CROCKERY LINE, I cm sell you a Tea Set or a Dinner Set from $.1.50 to $50. A Red ro Mil set fonm 75cts to $12. In fie', everything in the Crockery Lino A selected stock of LAMPS for Hall, Library, and Kitchen uses, nt prices never before heat d of. BOOKS! BOOKS!! HOOKS!!! An\thing r_ i i> " " . .mm ? n. it. k^. uiiox to ft $12 Bible. Don't forget to look ftt my lino of poems nt 5>l)cts. RPT ?I? J" TT^ GOODS. I cnn show you the finest stock ofl^l'lush Goods in Union, such as Dressing iOasr^T^JManicurc Sets and Pc-fumo Stands. Boys these arc I he ih ngs to giro your girls. 1 TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN. In litis line ovo-ylhing is new, mil will be sure to suit. Wagons, Hocking llorse?, Bicycles nn?l Velocipedes. My Stock of Candy can't be Beat. See my Candy at 1 Octs. This is fine. Also my French Candy at 25 nnl 45 cents. If you want t-> give a nice present, buy n box of the celebrated Tcnnoy Candy ia 1, 2 and 31b boxes. In Fiuits, I have Apples, Oranges, Bananns, ? Lemons, Grapes, ltnis ns, Nuts, Currants, Citron, nnd last, but not least, Gutters. Call and see for you >elf. IL'Spec fully, G. P. GARRETT. 1 Nov 20 47 tf The State of South Carolina. . COUNTY OF UNION. ' By JAMES M. GEE, K-q.. Probate Judge. WHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, ns 4 Clerk of Court, Ins ma le suit to me J to gvftnt him letters of Administration on the Estate of and effects of llobert Macbeth, decease I. These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all sad singular, the kindrcl and" creditors of the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, that they be and nppeir, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held nt Un on C. II., South . Carolina, on the loth day of January, next, I fter publication hereof, ?t 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cans-*, <f a-iy they have, j why the said Administration should not be u granted. ]l Given under mv I, > I ??t "*s- 1 day of December, lu-'o l> mini, 1801. ^ ,'j f T^Tj V -J \ \i vw,a* .OKK, ^ Published Vn ti e 4th il y of l)ec"TTW?5) 1891, in tlie l.'ni' ii Tt>tn?. Dee 4 49 f>. WELL BOKING. [am now prepnro I wi.h all tint new and neeee*sftry Machine:-)' for ' boring wkli.s onic*, and having had ten years ? xp r cnce in Ihc ' business, 1 feel confident 1 c ui give riv isfuclion, and 1 prouii-c to exert ail my eild: ts to do so. ' I nm prepared to go to any jart of the County, if sufficient work is assured to pay me fortheextra time and expense necessary. All orders left with Mr. A. C. Lyles will bo promptly attended to. ^ T. K. FOSTER. Dec. 11 50 4t. d ?Fra* lla*. In Mhw ward*, w* i Will U?k -r~ Tail, *nd alart you la bualna**, 0 at which you can rapidly yalbar hi you pIMM^ItaeW U you quickly ^ w ^ I lb* atari, la] ^ mora aa you gd II on. Hoik aaiaa. all ayra. In any pari of Amarlca, ni Bm Hum*, or epar* momtnl* only, to th? work. What wo offer la now end II bad boon proved over end oroa again, tint arret pop I* euro foj every worker; Eaay to leorni No epociol oblll. / tr required, ? Keaeooable la. gl dueiry only nee. eetery for earn. III Ur(e eucceee. furnleliinr 0 T - |0 orythlne Tkle It one of lb* (real ?? M etrtdee forward D aeilbl,hrreotlve pro* me. that enrich** all worker*. It If mbably ?k* neateet epportaaity laboring people bee* fret laewa. Howl* lb* tlae*. Delay meem loee. Full particular! ' i. FEAT1IEHBOXF. Is made from Ennm?l?d Quills?nature's own toughest, and strongest 0 elastic material. Best wearing whips made Js?El ! 7or": FEATHERBONE. * von BAXJB BY FOSTER WILltlXS ACO. Oct. 9 41 If. *[| Scientific American JmS Agency for Asm " iPSte gWormatjOit an<1 free Handbook write to ONM A CO- Wt Broadway, Nkw York. Mt bureau for securing patents In Amarlo*. ry patent tckon out by us Is brought Intfora public by a notion glron free of charge to the # tieutifw JVmmcau Largest rtrculatlon of anr relent If e paper in the wend. Hp'onrtldlv lilnrf rated. No intelligent man should be without it. Weekly. *3.04 g m^xexuitS tf? i I now make the unparalleled coat, for the next THIRTY 1 fresh, and are well worthy tl In this sale all dcpai DRY ROODS, CLOT TV O T MILLINI Such an opportunity does m of goods should not let it pa goods charge^ sa iT.- ?v^rnosc| UR V B!^ accou will please settl^l promptly. March 20 / I N "0 R1 ARRj For a change i we will, until mr Stock at ] for CASH ONL FOSTER, W1 Jan 2 I0TICE TOTAX PAYERS \ CCORDIXG lo la*, ilie nimua' a scsmrv ment of property commence* on .Imonry 1st, 18U2, and dotes on P>l? miry 20th, 592. For the convenience of i lie Tax Pay *, I will attend the following pi .cos and IUCS. ._ In mv -*?' ?r_*~ Spi'n^^wBBBk'Uftn' Jrt",mrJ Colernino, Fri?(aj(^(l^roi?n January R'h Oibb*', S?turd?y forrtioon, JafV'.l'tli. Cedar UlufF, Mond y afternoon .f:t\ry II h Cro's Keys, Tue?day, January 12ili. ( M ntor'8 Store, We tnesd iy f rcn on, .>>- ' inry 18th. \ Qoahen Ilil1, Thursday foreno ti, Ja u.v 14th. f Fish Dam, Friday, Jantta?y lbib. Suntuc, SaturJa", until 8 1'. M., JatTJ' Itith. In my office. Monday; January 18 h. Mt. Tabor, Tuesday January, 19th. Helton, Wednesday, January 20tli. Kendrick'e Store, Thursday, forenoon, nnunry 21st. Guudeysvi le, Hiursday afternoon Janu!l-t. Wilkinsvil'e, Friday, January 22d. Drnylonvillo, Monday, 'January 25tli. Timber lUJge, Tuesday forenoon, Janh ?ry Oth. - V 7V?hurv. Tuesdav nn?rnnftii ?* - _ . ? r ? -? j ?v " ncl Wednesday forenoon. Jnnusry '210'. \ Jonesvido Thursday, January ?8.h. And at the Courthouse from tint liiuo ntil the 20ih February, at which time the o?>k closes, and a penally of 50 per cent will e added tothe taxes on all property not rcirn wi'hiu the time prescrihed by the law. A'l male persons between the agi s of 21 id 50 are liable to poll tax, except euch ns e exempt by law. M. U. MORGAN, Auditor. Office of Conofy Auditor, Dec. 1st, 1891. Deo II 50 Gt. Notice to Creditors. A LL persons indebted to the estate of W. ;\. II. Kelly, deceased, by note or in any her way, nrc hereby noiitied that payment ust be made to me, immedia'ely, and all aims agamst said estate must be presented me, [roperly attested, at Fish Dam. J. IV. KKU.Y. Adm'r est W. II. Kelly. Dec 11 50 4t rjkr s ?MANUFACTURED BT? be Wilcox 4 Gibbs Guano Co. CQARIESTON, 8. C., tAs&SLgC n^Z&fa, FJ^T^rt^ - TI 'id ; "?' "' *23. icv'K'"' WtSEm R T A N T ^CEMENT. bought for the Fall trade, as wel in a supply of JL CASH offer cf my entire stock at actua 0A.YS. The goods are new an? le attention of purchasers, rtments arc represented. 'HING, SHOES, ATS IOIVS, ORY, ECO. >t often occur, and thosejin want ss. This is 110 humbug- Nc r^W. McLURE, Agt. ints with me, not alreYuly paid; J. W. McLUltk Ast. 12 ' D E R Yo INGE n our Business, March 1st., sell deduced Bates, Y LKINS & CO 1 ?f ' J. Beileiison. j (srccEssoR TO F. 0. TRKFZER.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer, uxiox, s. c. IF you want your Watch or Jewelry repaired in the most substantial and workmanlike manner, or wish lo buy a reliable Watch, warranted to ba a go id time keeper, or anything else that is goner illy to be found in a first-class Jewelry Store at 3Xo?lcrato Prittcs. Ca'l 011 me i t the store formerly occupied by Mr. Trefxcr, just above the Racket Store, and I will warrant 8nii?f?ction. J. BEILENSON. Dwelling to RentrpHB 1) 'gan p'ace in Town <>f Union, con1 taining eight tooms, and goo 1 out buildings. The lot contains l? acres ; Itermudn Grass pasture audrumiltg water through it. Apply lo undersigned, H. L. GOSS. Dec. loth. 1891. Dec 18 i>l 31. RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. COLI'MDIV AND GRF.BNVILLK DIVISION. Condeuscd schedule in effect July f>th 1891 "Tr dus run on 75th Meridian time t S NOttTIl IIUL'SD No. IS. L* Charleston 0 00 a m Lv Colutnbit 10 00 a m l.v Alston Ltr Union 12 30 p m Lv Spartanburg 1 35 p m Lv 1 ryon 2 48 pm Lv Saluda 3 23 p m Lv Flat Rock 8 -i"? ? ? _ -- ! " l.v llendersonvil e 3 54 p in Lv Asheville 4 60 p m Lv Hot Spring 6 12 p m I Ar Paint Hocli (I 25 p m pOUTII DOt'no Lv Paint Rock 12 15 p m Lv Hot Spring-* 12 28 p m Lv Asheville 2 00 p in Lv llcndersonville...- 2 52 p in Lv P at Rock 3 00 p m Lv Saluda H 23 p m Lv Trjon.. 1 00 p in Lv Spartanburg.. 6 80 p m Lv Union 6 85 p m At Al?tjn Ar Culu<nt>ia 8 50 p in Lkr Chariest.>n 12 60 a m * Teains 15 and 10 arc Daily between Charlesto i and Ciorlnna*i f SLEEPING CAR SERVICE ( On trains 16 and 10 Pullman ltuffct Sleep* Vrs between Charleston, S. C., and Cincin* nkti, Ohio, via Atlantio Coast Line, Colunibit Asheville, Paint Roek, Morristown, Knox* vil e, Je'lico and Junction City wi bout ohange J. A. DODSON, J AS. L. TAYLOR, Sup t Q?n Pass Aft | DRY GOOI o: SHOES, HATS, Winter is here now in dead eai ,1 biting cold you will want some d- clothes, a pair of Shoes, a llat, C of Blankets, etc., and as you can to pay a long time profit on what see that it will pay you to come t NEW YORK for what you buy. We have 110 t herefore can a fiord to sell much Strictly cash, quick sales, and o ; we do business. We buy ourgooi > at about what other merchants pi We have just received a big lot ers, which we marked at andy less tl , a lot of sample Hats, we ltave ci Full stock Brogan for 75^cents. Pant Jeans, 5 cents-* yarcf, on i Good Soda, A cents a pound, 1000 Matches for 5 cents. 5 papers of Pins for 5 cents. 5 papers of Needles for 5 cents. Good calico 2? cents a yard. Good Bleaching, 4* cents a yarc Ladies Hose (cotton and flannel Men's 1 Hose from Gets up. Overshoes from 25 cents up. It will pay you to look throus need anything or not. Attentive salesmen will take through. UE HARK April 10 15 lURNFl I am now located in Nicholon s oggccially for in pr cc jSf? A TICKLER, I WII Cljfairs irom 35cts to S20 I hard wood beds, fitted \ I in ce?^rcJ an<l bracket rail, for $2 ' T^Good large Bureau, with 12x20 3 SOFT TOP MATTRl Cornice p?>les, brass or wood trii Nice Plush Parlor suits for $35. Bed room suits from 815.00 to My line in all departments is co before heard of in this State. I AM OLGS MY STOCK OF FANCY < CHAIRS, TABLES, ART PICTURES, FRA and I invite a careful inspection assortment is broken. X SEX T?TTT> A71rrTTr> IT* nn JL' U iin 1JL U I\ 11/ UJ Matrasses, ] Feathers, ( Carpets, ( Rugs, | \ Matting, | ] Pictures, j J SASH, DOORS SHINGLES, LUMBER, I well not be undersold by any see me before you buy anything in Nov UO 47 ITT it'l j . ? If you want Boots, Shoes, Clothing' cheap, as we are going our Business. RODGER & ?ep 0 30 ~ 11 * ' L()THIN<fT \ CAPS ETC., ^4 'nest, and to keep out the s woolen underwear, a suit of lap, Overshirt, Comlort, pair not, these hard times, afford you need, you will readily o the RACKET TIME LOSSES to make up lower than our competitors ne close profit is the way ds so that we ean sell them iy for theirs. . of sample Shirts and Drawhan Jobbe*4j^feL To close it the pride to one half ^ ~ > 1111 to tlm lrnpir v\? Vttv T VIJ UVOl| 1. ) from 5cts a pair to Toots rh our stock, whether you pleasure in showing you ISPECTFULLY, IY & BEbK. iy rUREl s tfran cvv4*bblbrei W X C^UOTE^ FEW vitli Fatent dove-tailed slat v mirror, on rollers, ESSES 92.0 0. innings, complete, 4Gets. 00 ?75.00. mplete, and at prices never LNG out GOODS, SUCH AS ISTS MATERIALS, MES, ETC., of these goods before the ALL KINDS. Frames jlass and Putty, Cornice Poles, Afindow Shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, .. BLINDS, LATHES, LIME. " living man. Don't fail to my line. T. E- BAILEY o Ml. ^000^ > ' Dry Goods, Hats and , call on ns, ? to change . PUROBLL. /