The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 05, 1892, Image 3
T An??tiik? attbmprro Bou rut.!' vt.n or
Laokuks.?Laureu*. Jiuay !ji)? \.ulu
L-uros eoffern by tire. At 1 .tO "'o-oct ;
ths morning tli? Haines were ulscotrefa l| u
klintrr & Jamison a two story brick bui'dinjr,
on tbo north aide of the public square.
Containing th> Ir furniture store, ond one ?f
. !?* largest stocks of the kind in the Slate in
I their immense dry goods establish moot. The
" firemen promptly responded and commence J
.1 a stubborn fight thst lasted for hours. 'J he
flames were kept confined t> the basement
and ground floor for nearly en hour, uod it
was hoped that the danger was over when
'they suddenly burst from erery portion of
the bnilding. In a few moments lbs winds,
"ts ? ?er? nttws, from which great
^.-^tj^^ro'umes of stnok# arose. This, with the
beet, made succes<ful r?s s ed-v impossible.
Then Col. B. W. Ball's handsome throestory
building eiught uuder the roof in
front. The firemsn olimbed to the roof nod
| cu ting through fought the fire from abose,
until, from the dangor of their position, they
were forced to descend. Then they kept up
their struggle until the water in the cetera
fail*.I Rni r? 'Kir ->- ? ?-" L
. .. vw? aw* IU?9 UO UJT II1C Ul'l XIOUSO
might have been saved.
J. L. Mimnaugh's clothing st'?re was on
the ground floor aod the law office* of Ball,
S.mpkins & Ba I, and W. W. Keunedy, an-l
the sleeping room of Chsr'es My or* on the
grcond. The clothing itoolt and tho law
libraries, inoluding mat of II C. Watts,
besides tho-e a'rendy named, was removed.
The Minter & Jamison 1<81 on tlitS building
will amount to about (7,000 and on
stocks $20,000; insurance on building (5,000;
on s ocks $16,000. Col Ball's loss on the
building amounts to from (2,500 t*> (4,000,
according to tho condition of the wal.s. The
bulld'ng wa? insured for $3,000. M imusugh's
loss and the l osses on the law libra1
rise ere pr.bably covered.
XeOoon
Looks.?Good looks are more than
skin deep, depending upon a healthy condition
of a 1 the vital organs. If tho Liver be
inactive you have a billi?us look, if your
stomach be d Bordered you have a Dyspeptic
look'and if your Kid<eya be affected yon
hsye a pinched loek. St-curo gojd heilth
and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters
is the great a'terative and tonic, nets
directly on theso vital organs. Cures Pimples,
Blotches, Boils and gives a eood com
plexion. Sold (it B. F. Posey's Drugstore,
6O0 per bottle.
? ?
Mr. Donaldson "in it."?It is an open
secret that Sountor M. L. Donaldson, of
Greenville, will oontrst this congressional
district with Capt. Shell or anybody else
who may oho se to make the race. In fact,
it is 001 a aeon t, as Mr. Donaldson has announced
h>s candidacy to several gentlemen
t of th s city, and it ia going to be, from present
indications, one of the most interesting
con'ests of the year. Senator Donalisn,
it will be remembered, started tut, as did all
Aa other leading alliance men in the State, as a
supporter ef the powers that be, and
the fact that he has come out as an opponent
of one of "the great triumvirate" is
on'y one of the m my straws indicating* the
rapid disintegration of the Tillman-Irby-Shcll
forces. The "cow conferees" are not to have
it all their own wiy this year by any manner
of means. Men of Donaldson's stamp
are very muoh disgruntle 1 by oxis'ing political
conditions and very freely express
their dissatisfaction tliorewith, both in general
conversation and through the publio
pre?s.
Mr. Donaldson is strong with the farmers
oftbe State, and tsahard fighter. lie will
make the run for all bo is worth, and will
putCapiaio S'ueii 10 his trumps. Ex-Comptroller
General Veroer, as has been previously
announced in The State, has likewise
declined his inltntion efcontest ng Ca'itiin
Shell's ?e it in congress, so between the three
a sharp an 1 lively fight ma7 be looked for.
?The State, V
#>
Guaranteed Cure roR La Gmrru.?We
authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr.
King's New Discovery for Co'nsnmption,
Coughs and Colds, upon this comlitinn. If
you era afflicted with Lt Grippe and will
use this remedy according to directions, giving
it a fair trial, and experience no benefit
yon may re urn the boitlo and have your
money refundel. Wo make this offer
because of the season's epidemic. Have
* heard of no esse in which it failed. Try it.
Trial bottles free at B. F. Foley's Drugstore.
v Larger size 60o and $1.
1
Paul 117 Haymk's Widow Dsad.?At'nnta,
Ga., Jan. 20.?Mrs. Paul Iiamilun liayne,
widow of the South's famous poet, died yesterday.
Mrs. Hayne was Miss Mitchel, of
8outh Carolina. Iler father was a surgeon
in Napoleon's army.
i > U* -T
> MARRIED
^ DICKERSON?ESTKS. Married, January
> ' 14, 1892, by Rev. D. P. Boyd, Mr. Benja*
mine M. Dickerson, of Fairfield County, to
Miss Ida E Bates, of Cross Keys. Union
County, S. C.
OBITUARY.
30*. Jljy |
BETS1L?Died, in Union Co., S. C., Jan.
Olh, 1892, Joiimmis Bstsill, in the 20:h
year of his age.
Just entering the tbresho'd of niantn.od,
a bright future opened up to him. He was
^fcnrfet dutiful Bon, aad as he was the oldest
cos at home, very naturally h's jaren s
leaned on him as their stsy and hrlp; but a
wise providenoe ordered it otherwise. For
three weeks or more lie was a pa* ient sufferer.
All that human skill of Physicians end
friends oeald do. could not avail. Sometimes
he was delirious, aqJ at others his mind was
, clear, and ha would talk calmly of his end.
He wes a noble boy. All who knew bim
levad him. Kind, sffociionete, end cheerful,
hie oompsiiy wae delighted in by Ins young
friends. J suppose Johnnie bed not an
t '4 enemy on earth. He never professed a
change of heart, until during hie last illness,
when bj frith in the atonement of ihe Son
ofOo-i, he said, "Christ had sited him,"
end dfter this blessed assurance, he called
all his friends around li'm and preach* d
Christ and the resurrect ion. God held him
in the orucib e long enough to rrttne ihe
gold and purge n*aj the dross,?all in
answer to the draver* of himself end lft*? t
encs. H is body sleeps in the churobyord
^^st l'adget's Creek, there to await the trump
flBof God, ee it shall awake his sleeping dust,
^^when we hope te meet dear Johnnie, olad in
ty^bt aud immortality. May Ood bless and
tiasfort the grief strioken family end save
them all at last in Heaven.
D. P. B.
'a , .1 . ? rrList
of Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Feb. 6th, 1892.
v Miss C V Gregory, Mrr.Canla Morris,
Mrs Maria Gage. Mr Dt.ve Murphy,
Mr Marry Gentry, Mr E 1) Smith.
i.ii||s Corns'is Hunter, John Shelton,
HP Mr TD Harris, Mr T It Sol',
nannaii *.ee, Atig Aims
Mrs } J MoKiasiok, Miss Ma'tls Welk.r,
WrJ W MeKssiok,
Persona calling for the above letters will
please eay if advertised and will bo required
lo pay' one cent far tWr delivery
J. C. HUNTKIt, P. M.
, Buist's Garden Seeds.
k FUf.L SUPPLY of Btiiets Oardeu
4V 8pcd?, wsrrerited to be fresh, end not
Tp" 5' f. 8MJTH &
H f % r;n11
11. A. MlflllU Ul Uu'. ?
(Succkssous to J. M. Uibbs & Sos.)
Respectfully inf imm the people of Union that f
lhey nre receiving a complete j
STOCK OF NEW DRUGS
? AND ?
All Kinds of Fancy Articles *
i;
Ubu'i' y kept in a completely equip; ed and c
1 londucted Drug Store, such as ?
TOILET SO \l?.3, "
TOOTH AND HAIR DRUSI1E3, ^
POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, e
q
Aai> ALL OTtIKU ARTICLM8 FOR T1IK TOILHT. tj
ll
ti
Prescriptions Compounded Care- *
flilly by an experienced li
Physician. ^
V
Wo intend tu ke-.'p a c.mpleto stock of j
fresh goods in each department, and invite ,|
the pub'ie to try th* quality of our goods t
and our prices. fc
H. K% SMITH & CO. '
Jan *29 5 ? tf <i
o
?
Application for Homestead. J
ATOTICE ia he tohv civen ilint Mrs. fvn- I *
rs hi* Bailey, widow of George Bailey, '
deceased, lias filed her petition before me o s
liavo a homestead assigned nud set off,
for the benefit of herself and her children, t
Robert F. Bailey, Preston B. Bailey, Alice 1
Bailey, Sallie Bishop and Josie Young, fiom t
theroal and personal properly of the said
Georgo Bailey, deceased. 0
Notice is further given that the said peti- ^
tion will come up for hearing before me, on "
the 27th day of February, 18112, at 11 o'clock, '
A. M. " 0. H. PEAKE. t
Master for Union County. t
Jan 29 5 4i* S
g
Notice of Pinal Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on Monday,
February 16th, 1892. I will make my
final return as Administrator of the estate of
Mrs. Marion E. McDorntiJ, deceased,
before Hon. James M. Gee, Judge {of Probate
for Union County.
Alt persons having claims against the said
estate, are notified to present them on or
before that date.
R. M. McDERMID.
Administrator of the e>tate of Mis.
Marion E. McDermid, deceased.
far. ir. o
..u o -H"
Notice to Creditors. u
y
W. McB. Slom," Adininistiator cf the ?
Estate of J. M. Gibbs, Plaintiff,
against
R. Hamilton Gibbs, et al Defendants. ^
UNDER an order in t'no above stated case
the creditors of Jas. M. Gibb-i, deceased,
are required to present and establish their
olnims against tho estate of said Jas. M.
Gibbs, deceased, before uiqon or before the
7th day of March, A. 1). 18SI2.
0. H. PEAKE,
Mas er fir Union County.
Jan 22 4 Ct
THIS IS FOR YOU.
PLEASE come forward and nettle your
acccunt with us as we arc cimpoll.d to
eollcc'. Respectfully, i
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
1
PR
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sslttCHlP i
? EOR SALE BY ?
F08TER WILKIMS & CO. t
Oct 9 41 tf ?
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?MANUFACTURED BY? 0
The Wilcoi & Gibbs Goano Co.
CHARLESTON, 8. C., j
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!?AJ! POAP TTBSCKIPTIOr:. '
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o li>S\ iiiLh VN:> PiNl KNbV ,i\>ANbll
IPS.
die State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
OrFICK or CoUNTT CoUM'SslO.VKns, 1
J A M' A It Y 12(11, 1892. J
VllRliEAS, by nn Act of the Legislature
of Sou'h Carolina, approved (ho
2nd day of Doeember, 18'JX, it is msde Until
for the Townships of .iones?il)e and
'in.-knfy, respectively, to subscribe to the
tpiial siock of (ho Lot-kba: t Shoals Ka lwuy
oiupany, such >mns tnd in such roauncr
s**id Act prescribes:
And Whereas, I<y sa cl Act, it is made ^
lie duly of (lie County Commissioners of 1
Joiou Couu'y, >o sulimit to the qualified
lectors of ssid townships, respectively, the
ucstion of "Sub'cripti ?u" or "No Subrcripion"
of the sum of Twenty Tlx u-aud L'ol?rs,
by each of ra'd townships, to the CapiStock
of the fa d Lock hurt Shoals ltailrny
Company, in fix per cent. Coupon
onds, payab'c i>y levy of taxes upon the
nxal'le property of said township.*, in
'wentj and 'Jhirty years after the issue
hereof, uod to be leosive-l by the said Itai1- '
u.y Company at par ; said bonds to to of I he
en"min>tions of One Ilundr<d, Five IIun- '
red and One I h nissnd doll-ire; provided
hat the funds realize 1 on said b n?ls shall
in OT I niulnd ill llio PiU.Bli'im'inn nf Jul I llnil.
ray within tl?e limits of the said Townships.
And Wdereat, by raid Act", it is undo the
luty of the said County Cotuini?.sioners to
irder an election, specifying the liuie, pi ice
ind purpose of the election, an I to uppoini
three monngcrsnt each election ptecincl in
ilid townships, who sha'l hohl ati I conduct
i?i I election, at which the ballots shall have
rri>tcn or p inted thereon, the words "Subcrintlon"
or "NoSubsetii>ii>n."
It is therefore Ordered, that an e'cctiott l e
irld for sud purpt sc on Tuesday, tlie sixeenth
day of February, A. 1)., 18D2, and
hat the polls be opened at the various
lection prec nets within the said townshi| s
f Jonesvi'tle aud 1'iuckuey, fr-m ?? o'clock,
L M , ur.til 0 o'clock. 1*. M., of that day,
t which chction all the qualdie 1 electors of
sil townships shall tc entitled to vote, that
lie hallo s shall have written or printed
hereon the words "Subscription" or "No
Inscription."
The following are licre'iy appointed manners
of the election horcin ordered :
MANAGERS OF ELECTION
JON'BSVII.t.F. PitKCINCT.
W. U.S. HARRIS,
D. W. FOWLER,
J. W. HAIRS,
KELTON PUKCINCr.
JAMEISON 0. KELLY,
C. E. BAILEY,
II. N. HARRIS.
IIUUIIK3 PttKOINOr.
W. A. MOO It HEAD,
W. L. ASKEW,
J. D. TRACY,
Said managers shall make returns and
aeet at the Courthouse of raid Count}' and
Hint the votes and declare the result of said
lection, sad certify the same to tho Chairnan
of the Board of County Commissioners
f raid County, as providod l>y law. on or
ief>.ro Fiiday, February the 19th, 189U.
By order of the Board.
WILLIAM M. CULLMAN.
Cb'in B. C. C. Uuion Co.
Charles Bolt,
Clerk of B nrd.
Jan 1", 3 4t.
IICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO.
columbia and Gubknvillk division
Condensed Schedule, in effect J>n. 31,
892. Trains run l>y 75t!> M> vidian Time.
tetween Columbia, A'lMoil slid Spartanburg.
Daily I j Pa'ly
No. 13. I STATIONS. [.No. 14.
1 lOamlLv C lumbia Arj 3 60p no
2 05 p nij " Allslon " | 2 65 '
2 52 " | " C-.r lisle ' I 2 02 "
1 04 " j . ...Saulno " I 1 62 "
1 14 " I ' ... . Uuio-' " j 1 15 "
2 05 - j Pao let " |l2 51
2 45 p m|Ar Spariaubu:g Lv jl2 05pm
letween Columbia and Greenville via Belton.
Ex. Sun.I |Ex. Sun
No. 11. | . STATIONS. | No. 12.
1 10a miLv C,.lumbia Ar. | 8 50pm
2 05pm| " Als on " i 3 00 "
1 zo ' romnria " 2 40 '?
2 45 " " Prosperity.... " 2 17 "
1 05 " " .Newberry " 1 57 "
1 10 ? " Helena " 1 52 ?
2 02 " l " Chappeil's.... " 1 07 ?*
2 45 " " Ninity-Six... " 12 40 "
3 00 " " Otoenwood... " li 57am
3 28 " ? I lodges ? 11 32
3 48 " " Donalds " 11 10
4 01 " " llonea Path . " 10 50 ."
4 20 " " Be!ton " 10 35 '
4 45 ' " Williamston.. " 10 10 "
4 52 " " Pe'zer " 10 00 "
6 07 " " I'ielmont " 9 55 "
5 45 p in Ar Greenville.... Lv 0 15am
Trains leave Spartanburg, S. C., A & C.
>ivision Northbound, 3 64 a in., 4 50 p ni.,
.67 p m. (Ve*tibuled Limited); Southbound
.00 am., 4.27 pni , 11.43am. (Vestibuled
limited); Westbound, W. N. C. Division,
1.60 p in., for llenders)nville, Asheville,
lot Springs, Knnxvillo and Cincinnati.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Train leaving Greenwood 6.30 p ra., oarTI..A....1.
1).. 11 Ol ? a
. uini.au oin-per iruui oparianlurg
to Savannah, Ua., via Augusta, arrivB|
8an?n?h 6.80 a m. Returning leave
lavanuah 8.10 p m., Arrive Greenwood
0.05 a in., making connection with C. & G.
>i vision. Pullman Palace f- eeping Car on
'iains 0, 10, 87, end 38 on A & C. Division.
. A. DODSON, W. A. TURK,
Superintendent. A?s't Gen'l Pais Agt.
Columbia, 8. C. Ciiahlottb, N. C.
V. II. GREEN JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Geii'l .NSg Uen'i Pass. Ag't.
Atlanta Ga Atlanta, Qa.
SOL HAAS, I . Pc Mgr. Atlanta, Oa. 1
CLEARANCE SALE?
RETWEEX NOW AND
FEllltUAltY 1ST,
9y stock of SHELF GOODS will be closed
ui at greatly re luce I price.
Call early ail 1 secure tt.o Inrgaiis in '
CALIFORNIA FRUITS,
CAKES AND FANCY CRACKERS.
2ANNE0 G00D8, ETC.,
LAUAKNSG. YOUNG
J?>, 16 ? It
^sk Your Dealer For
WHIPS.
PKATimilONI U mado from KabmcIM
|i?llla?nnture's own toughest, and strongest 1
!.r?.r^5S!: ?s ?SRIrs.-ss '
I1.SO. Alt (tries for Buggy, (Art, Track, l
WJtfWVSFEATH^IIOMEs ,
FOSTER WILKINS A C'O, 1
Oct. 9 41 If,
' ' 11 1 11 CJ1)H
I TVTi ? T
oi IVJLi'Ni O JU,
a. :
WINT E R
jftrs''
Wo will close out all Win
prices, for the next 30 days
bargt
Boots, Heav
Jeans,
BLANKETS,
and a great many other gooi
want to raise money and clos\
CALL AT O > CIU AND
It
uranam
Jan 22
Win. A. Nict
B A ^ I
HAVE ADDED TO THE
A Savings
DEP0SlTS
EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SC
nr. CUUWH VUUK IlliSlNESS, RE IT
YOU FA III AND CO I
CALL AND EXAMIN
Jan '22
t isi 'jp o ]
ANN0U1S
To reduce the large stock 1]
us to get ii
NEEDFU
1 now make the unparalleled <
cost, for the next THIRTY D
fresh, and are well worthy th
In this sale all deparl
D1Y GOODS, CLOT!
rv o t ]
MILLINE
Such an opportunity' does no
of goods should not let it pas
goods charged during this sal
j
N. B.?Those having accou
will please settle promptly.
March 20
IT o T
ARR,
For a change i
we will, until
our Stock at!
for CASH ONL
FOSTER, WJ
Jan '2
Guardians Notice if final
EischargeBY
permission of (Ion. J. M Qy?
Jud^e of IVobote for Union 0<uuly
I will, on-1he 22nd day of Pel.ru <ry 1802
make my fin*! return as O.iurdiau of Wil fin
R. Kelly, and a^ply tor letters rf duudssorj
is sal<! Guardian.
All persons baring claim* against the said
William It. Kelly during his minO'i'y vri\
present them to me on or bcf. re thai day,
S.J. H. 1IOWBLL,/
Guardian ef Wo. A. Ke)Yj.
4 ^ * 5' \ "* a i
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n_- Vy -L.^. \ V A - j
j
IX x>
GOODS
T GO
tor Goods at greatly reduced
. We will otter you some big lins
in
o 1 _ _
y orioes,
Cassimeres,
FLANNELS,
is, FOR THE CASII, as we
i out all Winter Goods.
SECUJIK j\. BAUGAIN.
ESPECTFULLY, a
l & Sparks.
5 tf 8<
lolson & Son, I
JE I t ^ . n
,IR GENERAL RANKING 'i
d
Department. 5
>Ll?,
COLLECTIONS MADE,
1NSU11XNCE.
LAIKJE Oil SMALL. AND WILL 1MIOMISE
UtTEOUS TllEATMFNr.
E OUR BANK SuFES.
4 Liii.
R T A TV T <
[CEMENT. .
i
ought for the Fall trade, as well
1 a supply of
L CASH,
)ffer cf my entire stock at actual *
AYS. The g^ods are new and
e attention of purchasers. J
tments arc represented.
Mi SHOES, ATS,'
l <> >' N , a
1RY ETC.'
t often occur, and those in want J
is. This is no hnmbug, No
. W. McLURE, Agt.
mts with me, not already paid,
J. W. McLURE, Agt.
12
ITE R T 0
iNGE
in our Business
March 1st., sell
Reduced Rates,
Y.
[LKINS & CO :
1
i ? I
1 Chickens and Eggs for Sale.
. ^ 1 HAVE f.-r sale a few d? * n Eggs and a )
, L few pa.r# of pure blood Silver I .are
Wyandot and Brown Leghorn Fowls, at the
I following pr ces: i
f Eggs of either breed, - $1 a dozen.
Fowls ' " ?3 a pair.
I I will Uke in exclnngo for Fowls and
I Eggs eoru, pens and potatoes, at market
rates.
BEN ALL3TON,
Jan 22 4 if.
NEW Y
RACK
I, F. A B) K H
LOW PR
Wo not only keep abreast of tl
Iwuys find us in the lead#
We are still cutting prices closer
f strictly winter goods. We do nol
J i l i * ?
eason 10 anoiner i^uicK sales, slio
d all, coupled with square and fa
usiness.
We have 110 unpaid accounts 011 c
ret over. So we can give all of
uying our goods close, thus savin]
ollar for our customers.
We have just received a big lot of
0, GS, worth twice the money.
Our clothing must go, come and ge
han ever.
Come and get our prices before yoi
RES!
IIARR
iipril' 10 15
FURNIT
I am now located in Nicliolon's 1
?specially tor my business, andam be
ood honest goods at lower prices'tl
AH A TICKLER, I WILL
hairs from 3 octs to $20#
Good hard wood beds, fitted wi'l
11 centre, and Bracket rail, for $2.00
Good large Bureau, with 12x20 mi
SOFT TOP MATTRES
Cornice poles, brass or wood trimu
Nice Plush Parlor suits for $35.00
Bed room suits from $15.00 to $"<
My line in all departments is com]
icfore heard of in this State.
[ AM OLOSI
MY STOCK OF FANCY G(
3HAIRS, TABLES, ARTIJ
PICTURES, FRA1M
nd I invite a careful inspection of
assortment is broken.
FURNITURE OF ^
Matresses, Fr
Feathers, G1
Carpets, Co
Rugs, W
Matting, Bo
Pictures, Rc
SASH, DOORS.
SHINGLES, LUMBER, ;
I well not 1)0 undersold by any li
ce mc before you buy anything in n
Nov 20 47
Goods mu
If. vou wa,nt ]
Boots, Shoes,
Clothing- cheap,
as we are going
our Business.
RODG-ER &
?*p*6 86
ORK
r TT T L
JCj JL j
: <t > l "1
I C E S *
ie times, but you will
to make a clean sweep
t carrv eoods from one
f o
rt profits, one close price
ir dealing, governs our
mr ledger to worry and
our time and energy to
g many a hard earned
Dorinct shirts at 25, 40,
it prices, Shoes cheaper
i buy.
L'ECTFULIJY,
iT & BELK.
ly
TIRE.
large storeroom, fitted up
Iter prepared to furnish
lan cv- r before.
QUOTE A FEW.
i Talent dove-tailed slat
l'lYir nil vnllnro &.i on
* * VI j VI* A VilV/1 VJj y A . V V I
isEs 5 2.0 0;
lings, complete, 4Gets.
'5.00.
[ilete, and at prices never
NG OUT
)ODS, SUCH AS
3TS MATERIALS,
EES, ETC.,
these goods before the
ALL KINDS.
aines
ass and Putty,
mice Poles,
indow Shades,
iby Carriages,
ittan Goods,
BUNDS,
LATHES, LIME,
ving man. Don't fail to
ny line.
T. E- BAILEY
Cm:
ST GO.
Dry Goods,
Hats and
call on ns,
to change
PURCELL.
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