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TOR FEBRUARY. '<? MASTgR'8 BALES. ouive 01 South Carolina. COUNTY OP U 510If. ^ Court of Common Fleas. ^ C. P. Brown ud A. E. Brown, ti Administrator* of J. J. Brown, dooeosod, rUmtit) , i 'flffs' . , _ . 00^UM9t A. Prank Sn*Uk. O. B. Wri?kt. and A. H. j Y Wood, D*f?*danl*. IN obedieocs to an orJor mode in the oboro rated com, bj Hie Hon >r J. H. Hudson, Circuit Judge, date I Norember 4, 1891. I win s-fli ncto'e the C->ur?kouse door in (he town Union, in the County of Union, State aforcaid, within (he legal hours of sale, on Monday, the 1st. day of February 1893, the ^ the f>l owing desoribed property, to wit: 144 ACRES. All thai tract or parcel of land, lying in the County and State aforesaid, containing one hundred and forty-four acres, more or leas, bounded on the North by land known as the Kennedy Dowrr land ; on the Eut by Broad River ; on the South by Love's land, and on the West by land ofGadberry Wright said land being known as the R. R. Darwin lan i. TERMS OF 8ALE?CASH. C. II. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's Office, Jan. 9. 1892. Jan. 15 3 3t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY" OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Louisa Hollingswortli, Plaintiff. ajainsl Henry C. Miller, James Hollinsworth, and Andrew Ilollingswortb, Defendants. IN obedience to en order mede in (he above stated case, by His Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dated January 7, 1802, I will aell before the Court House door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on Monday the first day of February, 1802, the following described property, to wit : 17o Acnas in 2 tracts. All that certain tract or parcel of land, lying being and situote in Fishdam township, Uuiou Couuty, State aforesaid, containing oie hundred und seventy-fire acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Jesse Comer, John W. Kelly's estate, and others. The said tract of land will be divided into two separate tracts. TERMS OF SALE. ?. One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balanee ?n a credit of one and two years, in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, the purchaser to give a mortgage of the premises to Bfcnre .he purchase money. The above land to be sold at the risk cf J. P. Ho lingsworth. who bid it off at the sale on Salesday in November, 1891, but has failed to comply with the terms. C. II. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's Office Jan. 9, 1892. Jan. 15 ? 31. The State of South Carolina. COUNTV OF UNION Court ot Common Pleas. f Alexander G. Rice, Plaintiff, against Mary P. Dawkios, et al, Defendants. IN obadienoe to an order made in the above stated case, by Ilis Honor. J. H. Hudson, Circuit Judge, > dated October 21, 1891, I will sail before tfie Courthouse door, at Union, on Mondav. ih* 1?l il*? nf P?hm. ary, 1802, between the legal hoars of sale, the following described property, to wit: All that eortain tract or parcel of land, lying .being and situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing 920 Acnas, mora or less, bounde 1 by lands of David Farr, Asbury Lindsay, Ed Kendrick and 1 mds of the estate of Jeff Mabry. iuo All that tract of land lying partly within and partly without the limits of the town of Union, bounded by linds of B. 1). Culp, William Munro, II. L. Qoss, Mrs. Lyles and others, containing 270 Acres, morc. or less. This lot has been divided,into n nuiub r of convenient lots, the plst of which can be seen at the Master's ottice. TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, the balance in one and two years, in equal installment, with interest from day ot s\le, the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure theer?.tit of the purch&bv iaviey. and to pay for paptrs. C. II. PEAKE, .Master for Uuion County. Master's Office, January 9, 1892. Jau 15 8 St. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. m* ~ ~ r uourt ot Common I'leas. James E. Aughtry, F. Elmira Hunter, Cleorr, A. T. Sims aiul James II. Sims, Plaintiffs, against r William L. Sims, Elizabeth C. Beaty, Ida E, Smith, W. Julius Aughtry, Robert M. Aughtry, Mary E. Davis. and others, Defendants, IN obedience to an order made in the aboio stated case, by His Honor VV. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dated Oct. 11, 1890, I will sell in Union County, on Monday, February 1, 1892, n thin the legal hours of sale, the following deciibcd property, to wit: Two Cottage Lois at Fish Dam, Nos. 25 nnJ 27, as laid down on the plat of survey made by Col. John L. Young. TERMS OF SALE. Oue-thirJ cadi, the balance on a credit of o..*audtwo years, in equal installments, with intereit ftoin day of sale, lobe secured ^ by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage i f ft the premises, l'urchaser to pay for papers. F C. II. FKAKE, Ma-ter for Union Cniuty. Master's office, Jan. 9, 1892. SHERIFF'S SALES. FOR FEBRUARY, 1892. BY virtue of sundry executions, to me directed, I will soil before the Courthouse door, in ihs town of Union, Uuion County, ou M <nday, tho first diy of February next, during the legal hour* of snle^, the fnllowiiKr described Dr.tnertv. to wit? ? o r* a - ----One tract oflaod belonging to L. V. (iiiffney, situate, lying nm! being in Gou-lcrsviUc \ Township, Union (' Oi'y, Containing iw> hiodred and eighty acres, m ro or le.s-, flMk hpun led on the north by lands of Junes "PT t ifeltvnriee and Tli >nins Service. K:'.jt by :?n is r U. W. iMcKowu and Mrs. A. V. Slicltoo, I l>y lands of C. P. Hoggin* anJ Mrs. J/Jgu T. Shelton, West by binds of W. D. tfj : "Alexander and Giles Til uuso i. jr* , ied on, and lobe sold ?s the property of L. V. GafTney, at the suits of Kgbert G. Leigh, tt nl. J. 0. LONG, S. U. C. Sheriff's Offite, Union, S. C., Jan. It, 1802. J >o 16 3 3t. y 1O0 Odar PmU. 1M GohI C?Ur Po?tt vultd. Ai ply to W. A. NICHOLSON. Jan 8 2 ".. TO THOSB INDEBTED. TO DR. II. S. BKATY'S ESTATE. ALL persona inMlal to the estate ef l?r. II. S. Beaty, are notified that after Jan. I6th, I892, ail unpa'd noies anil acc >unta due ei?d ealate, will be plaoed in tho banda of aa odicer for oolleolion A. H. FOSTER, Adoa'r. K>t. 11. S. Beat/. Di-rotation of Partnership. THE firm of R. S. Lipscomb & Co., is tlrs day uiss ivo I ty mutual consent. it. 8. Lipsciub will c-Minus (be business. All persons indebte-l loihe firm wilbp case come forward and at tile at ones. H. 8. LIPSCOMB, R. M. WILKIN'S, Oaflfney City. S. C., Jan. 2, 1892. Jan 8 2 4t. Notico to Road Overseers. Orricx or Cocxrr Commissionkhs, "i Us ion Covntt, S. C., Jan. 4rii, 1892. / ALLroai "Vtrsceis liolding Commiss'uus from th s B ar I, dating bask iwo years, are hereby n "itic I to nt-iru their Commissions to tbe Clerk of ihia Boaid, and receive tlicir Cert ftca'i-s of Kxeinptiou. as provided by liw. AH Koat overseers retaining their Commissions cfterthe first-Jay ot February next, will be considered ?s holding over fir tbe present year, sad wi I be he'd rvspou-iblo for their sections of road, as tho law direc s. By order of the B ?ar 1 of County Commissioners for Union Count v. CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Board. Jan 8 2 i>>. Mortgage Sale of LandBY virtuo of a powtr of sale contained in a Mortgago givi-rt by David Orr, to B. F. ltawls, and aasigne t to iuo, bearing dale March 13ih, 1885. andreoordel in (lie ottico of the Register of Me?ne Conveyance, in book F. No. 8. page* 324, 325, 320, 327, ou that day, and by further vir.ue of a power of ?lc cintsiaed iu a iuoi tgage given by said David Orr to me, besr.ng date January 20th, 1886, aad on February 23rd, 1880, recorded in the office of the ll-geter ot Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in Look Q. No. 7, page 195, upon which mortgage Dower was duly renounced; 1 will rell to the lrgheet bidder, for cash, at public auction, before tbe Cuut(house at Union, S. C., during the l?*g?l hours of bale, on Monday, February let, 1892, that certain tract of land belonging to David Orr, and known as the Isaac White place, coutainiug (60) sixty aores more or less. January Cth, 1892 W. C. WALLACE, Mortgagee and Ass gnee. Jan. 8 2 4t. SELLING OUT AT COST For the next 15 days I will bo selling my entire stock of Gencrul Merchandise a fid r\ r\ n rid i A 1 U U 5 1 ! This is tlic biggest variety ol Goo's ever offered in Union nt cost. My Bargain Couoicrs alono liave on ibem Thousands and Thousands of Useful Goods. Besides them 1 will sell at c?t, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boo's nuil Shoes, Hardware, Woodenware, Crockery, Tinware, Jarware, Oils and Paints, Window G ass, Harness, Leu her, Farming Implement*, Confectioneries etc., etc. Don't wait until these 1"> days are on?, yui mny not have another suc'i opportunity. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U Jan 1 ! !f. flEWP 9T JW 59 ?s!m ? EOIt S.\T,E BY ? FOSTER WILKiNS & GO. Oct t) 11 If ^ Ask YmirPea^or For W?IIPS. FFATHEIinONE is mado from Enitmeled Oullla?nature's own toughest, and strongest elastic material. Best wearing whips made for Sfte, AOe, 15r, 91.OO, Sl.tS and SI.AO. All styles for Buggy. Cart, Track, Team and Hiding. Bo CClTliCBRAHC ore and ask for a T t A I n t II D II N L e TOB SAIiW ZIY FOSTER WILIilWS A < O. Od. 0 41 If. " AUCTION! ftULMIA! AUCTION! I will close out my entire stock of goods to the highest bidder. Goods must go regardless of J Cost. I I have determined to > close my c< business in Union the quickest ft l\ACQ1 Kir, A ? Ml ! twwiviv ?u i . i v uv/iivu otiira ffin | cgin FIUbAY. JANUARY 1, AT 10 O'CLOCK, and continuo _ every dav until the entire stock is exhausted. I will have a special Auction Sale, for Ladies only, on Friday, beginning at 2 o'clock. Seats for holies will be provided. All invited to call. -i I thank the good people of Union, town and County, for their liberal patronage, and only regret I cannot continue tho same. , Yours Respectfully, g G, P. GARRETT. Jun 1 1 If. ^taxT extension. * mAXES nre now extended, so, instead of _I_ going (o tlie County Treasurer and paying your taxes, postpone theut for a time, ami come to my store where yon will get tno'C goods for your money than you ever dreamed of. I have an excellent array of New Nuts, Raisins, Currants and Citron. Fig*, Prunes and Oranges. Apples and Candies. 1 offer two grades of California Pears. Apricots, Cherries, dessert nnd Pie Peaches. Roast ami Corned Boaf. Whole Ox and Pig Tongue. Potted nnd Devilled llatn and Tongno. Green Pens, Tomatoes, Okra and Tomatoes, etc., e'c. PLAIN AND SELF RAISIN (J BUCK- 1 WHEAT FLOUR J Plain and hone-ess French Sardines. Jams, Marmalades, Canton Ginger Preserves. All varieties of Pick cs and sauces. ? Extra Fine Now Orleans Molasses. \ I lia?c also opencl up a lino of Fancy Crackers that are pcfcctiy lovely. My stock of heavy Groceries is also com- pletc. Flour, Bacon, Hums. Sugar and Caffee I and everything else marked on btsis of six cents cotton. Pure unadulterated oil I't cents per gn'lon. Respectfully, g L. G. YOUNG. J Dec 18 f?l tf Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given I lint on Saturday, the 1 ?lit day of January, 18U-. a final rclurn will be made before Hon. .lames M. Gee, Judge of I'robate f r Union II County, of John ltodger, as Executor of tbo JL rstato of William L. Paliucr, deceased. A 1,5 O As Trustee of Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mis. Amanda Little, Mrs. Nannie St Cla r, Addie \ Palmer, Ellis I' d im t nd Mrs 8a'lie Poster, 1 and apply for Letters Dismissory ?s tru-tec to of the above untied persons. tli All persons lift, in; claims ngainet. the d( estate of William Palmer deceased, or against the Trust estates of the above namrd parlies al are notified to priseut tliem to the under- of signed, properlv lifiestc I, o\i or before the th above stated da'c. of JAMES 11. RODGER, Ci LOUIS N. RODGER, nf Executors of tlis will of John Rodger, fo deceased. w Dec 1 51 4t gr Read, Head. Read!! ] UNION FURNITURE MUUbJii! OPPOSITE THE RACKET STORE. This house is just opening a new stock of F U li IS I T TJ It IC , which we (tier lo the citizens of Union and the surrounding country, at l'RICKS THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Come and i r.cc our good;* and be eon- a vinceil that we mean what we say. We arc just opening our house anil expect to have and keep such goods as the trade of ' the country may demand. We buy our goods d reel from the ir.snu- ^ factum s, and arc therefore enabled to ^ SELL YOU IORMllRE CHEAP, anil expect our prices to correspond with tho T low prices of cotton. COME AND SEE US and find out for yourselves (lie truth of our assertions. RESl'ECTFELLY, GEO C- McLARTYl>cc 4 40 tf. Special Notice. ALL persons indebted to tlie undersigned arc i vijueslrd lu s-tieine umout.ts due ns at once, ai we arc COMPELLED TO HAVE MONEY. FOSTER. W ILK INS & CO. FOSTER & WILMS*. Jan. 1st. 1802. Jan. 1st. 1 It. Notice to Creditors, VLL persons ho ding claims again! the tate of Warn n W.?. thy, dcceaxd, will please present tin in, propeily pn.ven, t> the undersighed, at 8a tnc, Union Cj., S. and a 1 parlies ind l> ed to sa d cilate must make payment at i lice, as tim es'atc must be settled up. JAMES 1?. JETER. Ex r John It. J< ter, decerned. i Dec LS 01 4l* | ? ,M. . ??r?t#U DESIGN PATENTS COPYRIGHTS* ?to. For Informat ion and free Handbook write to MUNN X CO.. SU Bimmbway. NKW YORK. Oldest bureau for cecuruia patents In America. Kvery patent taken out by us In brought before tlie public by a notice tl\ en free of cbargc tn the Scientific [ I.arpost clrcnlnlion of air scientific pnper in the l? world, Splendidly ii'oiorated. No intclllirent p, roan should be \. Itbout it. Weekly, Hlt.OO a Ci {ear; Yl..'iO si* months. AUdres* MUNN & CO., ti 'cunsuBits, 3tlb."oadW3y, New York. ^ ? V MPO K ANNOUNi ' tit cSffiSsP^ M& ~ \ v'' ^ To reduce the Urge stock bouf us to get in a VTEfiDf^] now make the unparalleled offe M?t, for the next THIRTY DAY esli, and are well worthy the a! In this sale all departme IRY GOODS, CL0THI1 IV O T I < \1ILLINE] Such an opportunity docs not ol f goods should not let it pass, ooils charged during this sale. J. i : N. B.?Those hatittfe accounts 'ill please settle promptly. March 20 12 I N ~6 R 1) For a change in we will, until 1 >ur Stock at R i n a m -rr /% **? -r* or UASH UJNLl FOSTER, WII Juu 2 1 'he State of South Carolina, ty COUNTY OF UNION, y JAMES M. QEE, Emj.. PioKat? Judge. JtTIIEKEAS, Joseph II. McKissiuk ns I ]| ?V Clerk of Court, Ins mule .suit t > in.grunt him letters of Adminiatruiou mi (j e E-tnte of and clleots of Itfubcit M.->clilh. teasel. c ' ' * - ai These are, therefore, t-? cite and admonish 1 And singular, the kindrc I and rred oos hi the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, ihiU ey be and appear. before mc, in the Court Probate, to be held nt Un ?m C. II., Sooth irolina, on the loth day of January, n-st. j] ter publication hereof, ?t 11 o'clock in the renoon, to show cause, if any ihcy have, by the saiJ Administration rhould rot ha anted. Given under my hand and seal this 2nd iy of December, Anno Domini, 1801. seal i JAMES M. GEE, u w-' J Judgo i f Probate. Published Ton the 4th <1 >y of Decembr-r, 01, in tlie Union Times. Dec 4 40 G. J L +, " o A rT* G ?i t W Se SUANO at -?MANUFACTURED BY? ftr be Vilcoi & Gibhs Gnano Co. CHARLESTON, S. C., 'Jfcod IA^sijC R *r*4&/hd />^M*T tffrFCJU t; L' Li Nov 27 48 4m Li Li _ Ho Preach?You - mftifflXti1 FriKllt. In v ofhor words, wt will t??cb yon /j/R * Jli J&A you ill buiinfM, 1/ lU il^^Bra 1 you L> m yoia ft Li ' on ??*?lj j y ^^KyT3|T|T7VQT|^/ f?nrf uf Annrlft, Li >^yflyiJ9i|Hify JO., ran torn atinirn at hurua^ ^ I toll.i^Jart ^1 What offtr la b? .. fl^g^S^SS'/^MkaM^ ^ j.orfr ant 6?W CI Wkn^^^WvMrVTywrWa. ifiin.ibnirfti ig \\uiy | WWjLjy irrniyr H ray la aura N T.rjr w duarrj anly n??, J.V&L rail oaaary far aura, ^rf* ^j~~_!^i. M1M? ,h<:^ ch oaaful, Inrantlra prograaa. (bat anrtcbaa all wnrkara li m obabljr lha (tmimI oppoilunlif laboring pMpla Kara at at J. town. NowTa tha lima. Dalajr maana Iota Fall partlralara rrr. Ilatltr aailta ut aire. AiMiaaa. UKOKUK 'l'ANBOM * C?.|Bo* i?l,rorii*Btf, lulM . 'V * *" * V T A N T 3EMENT. jht for the Fall trade, as well supply of L CASH, r cf my entire stock at actual rS. The gcods arc new and ttention of purchasers, ints arc represented. US, SHOES, ATS, O IV 6) , HY, ETC. ilen occur, and those iu want This is 110 humbug. No W. McLURE, Agt. j with me, not already paid, J. W. McLURE, Agt. E It T O ~~ iNGE our Business March 1st., sell educed Bates, ,KINS & CO tr OTICE TO TAX PAYERSVCCORD1NU to law. lie annual a-scssmcnt of property commences on Jantry 1st. 18U2, and close* on February 20'li, For the cnvm one? of ilie Tax l'ay*!?, 1 will attend il>o following pi icon mid III CM. Iii my olhce ni the C.iuitbou o from Janury 1*1, lo January <i li. West Spring', Friday forenoon, January h. Colernino, Fridiy afternoon, January 8ih. 'libbi', S iiunl ?y forenoon, January Olh. Cedar lilulf, .Motul <y afternoon, January [ill '.ro?s Keys, Tue?"lny, January I'iili. Mintcr's Sto ? , Weiuesdny forenoon, Jantry 13th. Goshen 11il', Tbur day foreuoui, January llh. Fish Dam, Friday, January lf>th. Kuiituc, SaturJa", uuiil 3 1'. M., Jnuuuiy Hh. In my office. Monday; January 18h. Ml. Tabor, Tuesday January, 10th. Kclloo, Wednesday, January 20lh. Kcndrick's Store, Thursday, forenoon, muary 21st. Goudeysvillo, Thursday afternoon, Janu[al. Wilkinsvil'c, Friday, January 22d. Drnytoovdlo, MorJny, January 26th. Timber Hidgc. Tuesday forenoon, Januiry Ith. A-hury, Tuesday afternoon, January 2tith id Wednesd \y forenoon, January 27tb. Jonesvi lu Thursday, J?unary 28th. An J at the Courthouse Irom that time itil the 20 h February, at which time the ?ok closes, and a pirm'ty of 50 per cent will ! added tolh<? tascs on r.1! property not reirn wi'hin the time prescribed by the law. A'l male persons between the ages of 21 id 50 are liable to poll tax, except such as e exempt by lawr. It. II. MORGAN, Auditor. Office ofCounfy Auditor, Dec. 1st, 1801. Dec 11 50 tit. IC1I.MOND& DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. Col.l'Mill A AXI> GnEK.NVII.tB DIVISION. Coudeuscd schedule in effect July 5th >'J] Trains run on 75th Meridian time kohtii ii 1v.vu No. 16. i Charleston 6 00 a in i Columbia 10 00 a m t Alsoii r Union 12 80 p m r Sport nu burg 1 35 p m t J r> on 2 48 p in i .Saluda 3 22 p in r Flat Hock 3 46 p in r llcudersouvil e 3 61pm r Aslieville 4 60 p m t Hot Spring 6 12 p ni r Faint Hock 0 25 p ui egl'tii 1io uno r Faint Hock 12 15 p m r Hot Spring* 12 28 p in t Aslioville 2 00 p in i llendersonville 2 62 p m i F nt Hock 3 00 p m t Saluda 3 23 p in r Try on 4 00 p in r Spartanburg.. 6 30 p ui r Union 0 35 p ni r Ai-t Colu.nt ia 8 60 p m r Ch?iiestoii 12 60 a m Train* 15 and l(i nrn Daily between itrlcilo. mid Cincinnati SLlimMNG CAH SKHVICK On trains 15 uud 10 PuIIiihq Uuflet Sleep* between Charleston, S. C., and Ciuciuli, Ohio, via At'antio Co irt Line, Columbia llieville, Faint Hock, Morrislowu, Knoxt e, Jc lico and Junction Ci'y wMiout ange A. DODSON, Jas. L. Taylor, Sup't Uen Fuss Agt NEW RAC 1^ E A D LOW P We not only keep abrea; always find us in the lead. We are still cutting price: of strictly winter goods. We season to another. Quick sa to all, coupled with square business. We have no unpaid accou fret over. So we can give buying our goods close, thu dollar for our customers. We have just received a bij 50, (58, worth twice the moi Our clothing must go, com than ever. Come and get our prices be HA April 10 FURN I am now located in Nicl especially for my business, a good honest goods at lower AH TICKLEII, I ' hairs Iroin 3 5cts to $20. Good hard wood beds, tit! in centre, and Bracket rail, 1 Good large Bureau, with l! SOFT TOP MAI Cornice poles, brass or wo< Nice Plush Parlor suits foi Bed room suits from $15.01 My line in all departments before heard of in this State. I AM OLC MY STOCK OF FA1 CHAIRS, TABLES, PICTURES, and I invite a careful inspe< assortment is broken. FURNITURE ~ Matresscs, Feathers, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Pictures, SASH, DOO mrm imbi Uli&llUJJJJMj JUU1UJJJ I well not 1)3 undersold In see me before you buy anyth Nov 20 Goods i If you wa Boots, Shoe Clothing1 che as we are g-c our Business RODGER Sep G -3M vsj/- 'j-:j'i?c >?" . v* .' s3sswsrf^' *'&& ' YORE "1 ketH E 11 OF 'RICES. 1 ^jm st of the times, but you wil 9 closer to make a clean sweep * i do not carry goods from one les, short profits, one close price j and fair dealing, governs our nts on our ledger to worry aud all of our time and energy to is saving many a hard earned 5 lot of Dormct shirts at 25, 40, ney. e and get prices, Shoes cheaper ;forc you buy. :Jil KKSl'KCTFULLV, RRY & BELK. I 15 ly ' I m ITURE I tiolon's large storeroom, fitted up ndam better prepared to furnish *~"V prices than ever before. ^ WILL QUOTE A FEW. ted with Fatent dove-tailed slat or $2.00. 2x20 mirror, on rollers, $4.90, "TRESSES $2.00. 3d trimmings, complete, 45cts. on fl 0 to $75.00. j is complete, and at prices never )SLN G OUT \ tfCY GOODS, SUCII AS ARTISTS MATERIALS, T*T> A wwtl rTf x-xiaiiXAO, Lib.) stion of these goods before the JF ALL KINDS. Frames Glass aud Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Rattan Goods, ills. BLINDS, KB. LATHES, LIME. V any living man. Don't fail to in? in my line. T. E- BAILEY 47 (lint ITT T?T OH 'J nt Dry G-oods, )S, Hats and a.p, call on ns, ing- to change i & PURCBLL. 80 ly. $ <$ .'/jri