The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 12, 1892, Image 3
' Kaaomo Tribute of Ees.;eotWilliam
H. Ileaura.
? On the 1st day of January 181)2, our
Ileatenly F .ther remor vl our Brother Wm.
R. iluuuKa fioni iliii enr'bly L ><lg? lo tli*
V L*?lge uboYe. "not mule witli hand*, eternal
J&- in the IliftTone."
Brother Hughes wa< attached to the or ler
a d txik great in'erest in the w-?rk ngj of
the U><geaud I'Unoiu&'ly attended nil coin
iiiunicutions. tiro.her Hugh was also u
good oxiaea, a bra?e Confeder ?to Ho titer
I't which his co t rades in urtns will tcs'ify.
D:other Hughes h <(l been in fading hialth
for s ?mo tun*.
Tuerefore, bo it Reiolced, That in the
death <>( Urol Iter Win. It. Hughes Skud Sh >als
Lolge. No. ID). A, * M/. has lost a
wo:thy ni'mber, his fa<i>ily its t>si friend,
ths State and County a g -o t citix-n.
Resolved, That as a token ?f our o'teein
tins Lodgo bo driped in mourning f rthiity
days nn I th it ? u!nnk papain tlio minute
huok of the Lodge b< iusorihed to his memory.
Resolved, Th ?t a copy f these resolutions
bs furnished his family and sent to the Uni n
Timks fur publtoa'inn.
J. K. J.vrKUits, )
J. T. Moohiibah, > Coin.
J. M. (ittSklt )
AUianoe Tribute of Bcspeot
William II. Huongs.
Whereat, It hjs pleas id an a l>wisi Providence
to remove hy death front our mi Is',
our Brother Wiltlaw 11 Hig'ios.
T >.i -1. ? *
?. ?u iv nv, iiic liicilltjvn Ul
Goudeysvi le Ft min' A'limae, bow in huiubla
submission to our Heavenly Father's j
will, we feel that we have s stained a loss to |
ourorhr. tlio State and County a good
citizen. Ho will be missed by u<. He was
an affectionate husband, a kind and indu'geut
father.
Resolved, That wo deeply sympathize with
his bereaved family ; tint a pa^e of our uiinute
be book dodionted to his memory, nui
that a copy of these tesulutons bo ssut to his
^ family and published in tlio Union Tnira
and The Cotton Plant.
J, M. Gbkkr, 1
E. 0. McCollocii, vCom.
0. A. Brans. j
Matonlo Tribute of BespeotS
A. E. 1'ariiau.
* Whereat, it has once mote pleased tho
Almighter OoJ, in 11 <s infinite wisdom, to
v:sit our oider whh death and tske from our
midst another one ?f >ur brethren, 8. A. K.
Pawkatn Ka Si
Rrtolved, 1. Tint with sal hwta we
lament his death.
2. That we feel wo have lost a true and
worthy brother.
V d. Ttiet ia his homo is a vacincy til t can
,4^ ^^.nrver be filled.
That the litt'e o-^cs he has left fcch'nd, I
ba taken change of by (Juardiau Angola, and
at death be taken to that wo-11 where tost
la found and peaoo forever givrn.
&. That a blank p go in our minu'o book
ba devoted to hie memory.
6. That these Kesolutions bo sent to the
Union Timks for publication, ami a copy soot
to the family if our dectased brother.
J. H. Uartles, \
W. II. Sahtor, VComtnitlce.
T. Monro, j
Now Tar Tins.?It will cost you nothing
and will surely do yr.u giod, if you have a
Cough, Cold, or auy trouh'e with Threat,
Chest or Lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumpiion, C ughs and Colds is guarranteed
to give roliof or money wilt ba pa'd
back. Sufferers from LaQrippe found it
just the thing and under its use had a spec ly
anl perfect recovery,. Try a sample botile
at our expense ant Irartjuf'-r yourself juat
how good a thing it is. Ttial boitDs free at
B. P. Poseys Drug s'oio. Logo slzo 60c.
and $1.00.
Tiik Low Pnics or Cotton*.? Birmingham,
Ala., Feb. 0.?Farmers in tit's section oro
demperat' oftr the lo* price of o nion.
S, Fa. tner Shall, of Coffee coumy, ou Darning
' last Tuesday thnt cotton was st II declining,
set his otop on firo nnd then conimitied suicide
by jumping over a bluff.
JnliH Wil iam*, a fanner of Limestone,
t"ok his ce.-d cott n to Alliens t> sell, but
because the pi ire olfeicd was s > low ha drove
to the ccntro of the bridge crossing Klk river
aa I dumped his leid ovcib aid.
The staple is lower than for for y-sev n
years pa-t.
Kbkly Coming Closk to Us.?Columbia,
S. C., Feb. 8.?A bianob institute of the
t'-.l - e ,i i i
v?t?v I?i%u vui m iui <11 (iii&uil'09 WM
he opened here shortly us iio tdquartors for
I lie treatment of persons disto-e i in this State.
The institute will he iu chargj of Jauiei
Crumpton, of Maryland,-an I toe old agricultural
lull', one of tho ft >est buildings on
Maiu street, reoewly bought by -an attorney
herb. Was ptiroba?ed for tho purposes i-f th.s
ihstitut*.? Oreenoille tfeiPt
MARRIED
WILLIAMS? LAWSON. Married at
Putnam chinch, in Union County, Feb.
8, at 4 o'clock, P. M., Mr. B. F. Williams
to Miss Alice Lawton, all of Union
County, 8. C.
OBIT UABY.
GOUDELOCK.-Died, Jan. 30, 1892.-Mrs.
' Polly Goudelock, c>nsort of Uncle Adam
Q. u ielock, who died about fire ye?rs ago.
The sutyect of this notice was n Mi?s Littlej'-hn,
sister to Unole (Corn) Sam Liitlejohn,
ana wis born in Bpertauburg County, April
20, 1804, consequemly sbe wai 87 years 9
months and 1 day old.
Aunt Folly h?d been a eon detent member
of BIBetbel Baptist Churoh f-r a long number
of years, and wai noted for her devotion
to her church aa1 lis interests, and was a
P'ino'ua' attendances long as she was ableard
after the iafirmat ea of old age had unfitted
her for lite aotlea duties to the churoh and
h*r domestic relations of life, she would often
get to her churoh , and enjoyed to the last
the blessed miuistrations of tbeGospel.' She
irfls t|te'nto(hrr of 'g' number *of children,
#nd her progeny now estonds to the f >urth
generation- Hep deeotjon to Jtpr children
and grand.ohildren could not be ezeeedel
by mortals, and it was always a pleasure to
them to assemble under her roof, io partake
of ber great hospitality, and imbibe her
Spirit of industry nnd thrift. As a neighbor,
Aunt Polly had no equal, and up to the
day of her death she whs always ready to
a Im nlster to the needy and digressed j and
whenerer lacerated heart* ??r? m ha
about her, she was always ready to pour Into
the wounded breast the oil ef human kind*
nes-t; and the sweet conso'at on ahe always
{i?ssied, frun the grnoe experionod withn
her own warm hearf, site wou'd cheer
ho dU.i >osolale, and cause them to look
up<n life wtyh a different view.
Truly, a mo her in isreal hv? fallen ; but
she h** ' "f behind the frajranon of a well
spent lifo, in her Master's cause, aid hrr
example 14 wqtthy of lay tV'on Ijk'"
latest poster.ty. As a rhoolt of oorn fn its
seasm, she his bsen gathered to her grive
^in a ripe old ng*. As an atirs'at ou of the
lore an I est'.em in wh ch she was hel I by
her soquain'snofs end friends, s brgi eo
2, course gathered around her grate on the
I in dnpsrifl atyj in nnr iw W ?
I gracd chorous. M
I "We 1 done, fa tWful servant, enter thou
Into its joys oftby#Lo. d."
I OMnrier please copy and send
^ bill tai. *V d^^iss, Star Farm. <
list of J ?-tt*rs
Rctnainin g in the roHtothce nt Union, for
the week ending Feb. l'2ih, 181)2.
States Gist. A l'cake, col
M ? Mmi I Q-il.?ul. R IS Rice
Ne'sou G*? n* It 1' tJ Rice
Miss G'urges; tie rge R ila-d
Jcne?,
Persons culling for tho above letters will
please say if advortiscd. and will be require I
:o pay one cent b r 'I c r delivery
J. O. HUNTKlt. P. M.
TO RfcNT.
DSVK TJNG Ilo?i*e with sis. r< oni? nui
m.t'.uildi ig"?, on mam strict, "Home
I'i.A i:.'
lieu with two r ins, near fa r grytiNd.
fj;veiy slab e, known as the "Palmer
Stab'o. '
J. II. RODGER,
L. N. UODUKR,
Exe? ut rs.
Feb 12 7 2t
POINSFT CHAPTEP, R. . A.-. M .
milK i ne for ilii regular meeting of this
JL chapter has lie 11 oil <nged to tho Frid y
after t'ie fii'1 moon, consequently the next
meeting will he Fri lay the I'Jtli inst., ?t
wnich cvny member is ernes ly rrqttcs cd
ti be pres-ut, ?s tint ers uf imparlance io
each a.ember, from tin (J1 and Chapter, will
be brought Uf re it.
Jly ordc of tho 11. 1'.
Feb 12 7 2t
Sale of Bank Stock aid State
Bond.
UNDEll a i order of the l'r .lia'e Ci urt for
Uuioti Co'iuiy. bearing date the Uth
ony of February, 18'.'2, I will ? 11 *t Uidou
Court Inure, uu sales i iy in .March next,
within the ie^al hours of Fher'trs rales,
twenty shares of .Mp reliant a' & Planter s
National U ink Stock, aiid < ne Statu bond,
rail bond aad bank at ick being a purl of the
personalty 01 lioberl Jkaty, Sr., decerns!.
Also a lot of notv?.
W. I. DEATY.
Executor.
Feb 12 7 4t.
Mortgage Sale.
BY virtue of a Mo: tgagc deed executed
to C. K. Uol'Crsou nu i SI. M. Giituball.
by Elizabeth Willatii, da'e I Juno l?t, 1888,
and reorded in the ollice < f the Register of
M?rnt Couveyuuce for Union Coua y, in
B iok of Mortgages F. No. (J, pages 108, 100,
110, and 111, aud duty > s-igncd in wiiting
t> mo. I will sell befo o the Courthouse
doir at Uuion, within the legal hours of
Sheriffs sales, on the firrt Moudny in March
next, by public auo ion to the highest bidder,
all thai tract of land containing ?ne hundred
acres, more or less, situate in Union County,
and bounded by lands now or late of Cliarncr
S. Grter, Olios Woodson an i others; being
the tract formerly owned ty Jos ph ISetcnb.tugh
and Mike Beteubaugii, and known as
t ,o Major Yotr-g place.
Terms?Cash. Purchaser t0 jay fr
papers. WILLIAM MUN110.
February 2, 1892.
Feb 12 7 4t
The State of Soutli Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
By JAMES M GEE, Esq., Probate-Judge.
W II EltE\S, W. L. Li( soonib lias made
suit to mo to grant bim le tors of Administration
on the Fsato of, and effect* of
Go rgo MoAbce, dvcotsed.
These are therefore to cite and adu-on sh
all ad s ngulur the kir.drc I and cr.-d t vs of
the sui I George McAbee, dect nsed, that ?hoy
be and apprar, before me, in ihc Court of
Probate, to be held at Uuu n C. 11., 8 u'h
C>ro in*, <>u the 27<h day of February, next,
after puMicut on hereof, at 11 o'clock >n the
foren <on, to ah >w c tuso, if any they have,
why the said Administr <ti id should nut he
granted.
Given under my hand and s.al ibis lltli
day of February, Anno Domini, 1892.
JAMES M. GEE,
J seai. > Judge Probat".
PuMbhed o < the 12th dsy of Fobrua y,
1892, in the Union Times.
Feb. 12 7 2t.
Application for Homestead.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs. Cynthia
B*i ey, widow of Gotgc Hailey,
riooevei, lias filed her peti'i >n before mo o
have a homestead assigned and set off,
fur tho benefit of herself and ber chd'r.'ii,
Robert F. Bai'ey, Preston B. Bailey, Alice
Biiley, Sellie Bishop and Josie Youug, from
tlicrea' aud pirional property of tho said
George Bailey, deceased.
Notice is further giveu that the sail petition
Wi'I oome up for beating before mo, on
the 27th day of February, 1892, at 11 o'clock,
A. M. C, H. PEAKE,
Master for Uui >n County.
Jan 29 l> 4i*
Notioe to Creditors.
W. MoB. Sloin, Administiator of the
Estate of J. M. Gibbs, Plaintiff,
against
R. Hamilton Gibbs, et al Deftndanls,
UNDER anorJcr in tbo above stated onse
the creditors of Jus. M. Gibb*, dccenscd,
are requirod to present and estnbRsh their
olaim* against the estato of said Jas. M.
Gibbs, deceased, before roe on or beforo the
7th day of Mnroh, A. D. 1802.
C. H. TEAKE,
Mtvs'er f.4r Union County.
Jsn 22 4 Gt
H. K. SMITH & CO.
(Si'CGKSsons to J. M. Gmus & Son.)
Respoctfuily inform tho people qf Union that
fhov are reoeivintr a uomnlrta
STOCK OF NEW DRUGS
? AND ?
All Kinds of Fancy Articles
Uaual'y kept in a completely equipi cd and
we'l conducted Drug Store, euch aa
TOILBT SOAPS,
TOOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES,
POWDERS OP THE BEST QUALITIES,
asi> am, otitaa artirlca ron tiik toilet.
Prescriptions Compounded Carefully
by an experienced
OVwalMan
We inlenJ to keep ? complete stock of
fresh ((nods in eneh department, en 1 invito
th" qnelity of enr goods
H. K. 8MITHsMtGO.
^/tW ^ ^ 6 ^
CLEARANCE SALE!
liliTWKKN NOW AND
F 10 II li U A 12 Y 1ST,
ipy'stco'i of SUHl.F (100DS wl I b> c is- d
om at gro'iily ro o I prico*.
Cull e?ry nut foooim t'o tnr^ai's in
CALIFORNIA FRUITS,
C\KBS AND FANCY C HACK til?.
CAMMED . GOODS, ETC.,
LAURfcNi G. YOUNG
.'a i 1 ? if
Ask YourDeeter For
FEATIIEHBOJiT, is rmrto from Knnmcled
tilil?- nature's own tOUftiMt, #n?l strongest
eutstio material. Best wearing whips nia<iu
for rssc, ftoc, ry.ic, si.oo, t-, x.rsc sna
61 .S?l. All stylus tor Buhrt, Cart, Tract:,
I'oam and Htdlnr. Bo C C I T U C D U rt il S
aura c.ua csfc tor a f CH I nChBunSi
Fori sir
rosTK v: \i i lk i x?4 A <<>.
Di.ii 41 tr.
Buist's Garden Seeds.
\1'ULL SLTIM.Y of Quiltn
Seeds, wivrn t <I lo be frcih, > nd nol
of last year's slue-'. at
II. if. SMITH & OO'S
l>r?tg H ore.
Feb 6 t Q If
THIS IS FOR YOU.
PLEASE come f nrml ami Mettle your
account witli us u< we a e c nigelbd lo
colli c?. Il*."i>ectf.il!y,
0HA1I.VM & SPARKS.
CIB.$?
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iSPST VB
CS-TCJJLKTO
?MANUFACTURED BY?
The Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.,
(yd} ^
W?Pniih-T?a
V<" 'ANv w,,I you
- JK\ l ItKVC, and atari
BS^lV'; ''\ 7t " |U ! r'ucai'
romrrtfAV
fl ^ ^^5*11*"| i>"
la M?l\il, Imrentlve prcgrvM, that enriches alt workers. It it
probably the rreMett opportunity laboring people have ever
known. Now U the time. Delay meant lota. Full particulars
true. Better write nt once. AOJieia, OKOIItill
ttTlN&OXafe Co.* llox 48a.l?oi ilnii<l, Mulite.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO.
COLUMBI V AND OllKENVILLK DIVISION.
Condensed Scliedule, in effect Jan. 81,
1892. Trains run by 76tli Meridian Time.
i>eiween i.oiiimoia, Alston ami Spnrlaubtirg.
Daily I I Da'ly
No. ft. | STATIONS._ _|No. 14.
11 lOamjLv Ciluoibin Arj 3 50p an
12 05 p mj " Allston " | 2 55 "
12 52 " j " Carlisle ' I 2 02 "
10-1 " j " . ...Snnluo "I 1 52 "
1 14 "I " ... . Union " j 1 15 "
2 05 " I " I'ao 'let " |12 51 "
2 45 p m|Ar Spartanburg Lv jl2 05pm
BetweenColumba and Greenville via Helton.
Ex. Sun.I jEx. Sun
No. 11 j STA HONS, j No. 12.
11 10a m Lv Columbia Ar. 8 60pm
12 05pm V Als on " 8 00 "
12 25 " " I'omnria " 2 40 "
12 45 " " Prosperity.... ? 2 17 "
1 05 " " Newberry,.-, " 1 6j '<
1 10 " " Ihlona ? 1 52
2 02 " " Ctmppeir*,... ' 1 07 '
2 45 " " Ninety-Six... " 12 40 "
8 00 " ' Greenao.'d... " 11 67am
3 28 ' ' Iloigcs ? 11 32 "
8 ?48 " " lion ilds " 11 10 "
4 01 ? Ilonen I'atli . " 10 50
4 20 " Bo'lon " 10 86 ?
4 45 " " Will ntuston.. " 10 10 "
4 52 " ' l'c xer ' 10 09 "
6 07 " " I'icJn.om " 9 55 "
5 45 p n \r Greenville.... Lv 9 16am
Tminn leave Spartanburg, S. C., A. & C.
Division Northbound. 3 54 a m., 4 50 pm..
0.67 p in. (Ve-t baled Liiniie i); Southbound
5.QO a m., 4.27 p in . 11.43 a in. (Veslibuled
Limited); Westbound, W. V C. Division.
2.60 p ni., for limdcraj?*ipr, Aihtville,
lli t Hpriugs, Kn xrille ?nl Cincinnati.
PULLMAN PAH SERVICE.
Tift n leaving Grceri?o.>d 0.80 p m.. curries
Through l'ullaau Hleenor from Spartanhuig
to Savannah, Oft., via Augusta, Irrif
ing SriY wniuli 0.80 a m. Returning loavo
HnvAunah 8 10 p m., Arrive Greenwood
10.06 a in., mal.ing connection with c. & 0.
Division. Pui'niftik Palace Sleeping Car on
TtatDH 9, 10, 87, ?nd 88 on A. &. C. division.
J. A. DODSON, W. A. TURK, i
8u;?ir men le u. Ass't Qui'I Pass Agt.
. COLUMBIA, S. 0. ClIAllLOTTK, JL C.
W. 11. OUKEN. JAS. L. TAYLOR,
ilrni Mg'r, Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
AYi.anta, Ga. Atlanta, Oa.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Mgr. Atlanta, Oa.
SPllLti 18
A. IV
WINTB R
M IT.S T
We will close out.all Winter
prices, for the next ?>0 days.
bargains
Boots, Heavy
Jeans, (
BLANKETS,
and a great many other goods,
want to raise money end ctosj on
CAI<L AT AM) SJ
RES]
Graham <
Jxn 21 ?
Wm. A. Nicho
3L5 .A. TV K
IIAVE ADDED TO THEIR
A Savings E
PKi'OSl i s
EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
COL
WE SOLICIT YOUR RESINES'. HE !!' LAID
YOU FA I It AND COURTK<
CALL AND EXAMINE
Jau 22 4
X i%|i p <> it
A N N () U N (
To reduce the large stock bong
no n?/kf M-v n
HO IA/ V 111 It
N E E I) F UI
1 now make the un paralleled ofiei
cost, for the next THIRTY DAY
fresh, and are well worthy the at
In this sale all departme
DRY GOODS, CLOTHII
rv o t i ?
MILLINE]
Such an opportunity does not oi
of goods should not let it pass,
goods charged during this sale.
j. \
N. B.-?Those having accounts
will please settlo promptly.
March 20 12
T vr / \ n t\
JJ. IN U 11 V
ARRiS
For a change in
we will, nntil 1
our Stock at R<
for CASH ONLY
FOSTER, WIL
Jan 2 1
Guardians Notice <1 >ij.al
Discharge- C
BY permission of Hon.* J. M Oee,
Judge of l'roh <te fur Union Courtly, 1
I will, on the 22nd day of F?? ro<ry 1802, .f.
niitlto my final return as (Median of Wilim "
R. Kelly, su?l apply f?T ef dlamUjQry fo1
as oai 1 Guardian.
All porQonn having claims against tl.e said
Williwn R. Kelly (luring his minority will
present them to me on or hcf-re that day.
8. J. U. HO WELL, ra
Guardian of Wo. 11. Kelly.
Jan n' < 4t
i
coming;,
i>
GOODS
' g 0
Goods at greatly reduced
We will offer you some big
in
r Shoes,
Hassirneres,
FLANNELS,|
FOR TI1E CASH, as we
t all Winter Goods.
ECUP.15 A IIAUGAIIV.
PECT FULLY,
& Sparks.
> tr
Ison & Son,
1<j 1-fi ^ .
GENERAL RANKING
)epartment.
interest
lections made,
1nsur \nce.
:je ou small and will promise
)us t re atm fn t.
our bank 8 f?s.
. cm.
rv rv rjc
DEMENT.
;ht for the Fall trade, as well
supply of
C A S H,
r cf my entirestook at actual
S. The j; ods arc new and
Act tion of purchasers.
11 ts arc represented.
IS, SHOES, ATS,
OAS,
R Y E T 0.
'ten occur, and those in want
This is 110 humbug. No
V. McLURE, Agt.
with me, not already paid,
J. W. McLURE., Agt.
E R T O.
lNGE
our Business
!
itarch 1st., sell
sduced Rates,
jKINS & CO
If
hickens and Eggs for Sale.
HAVF. for ?nle ft few <1 z-n Eggs and a
few pa-rs of pure blood Silver Lace
yundot ryul llrown Leghorn Fowls, at the
Hawing prices:
Eggs of either breed, - $1 a dozen.
Fuwla " " - $3 a pair.
I will Uko in exchtngo for Funis and
Cgs corn, peas noil potatoes, at market
tee.
BEN ALL8TON,
Jan 22 4 tf.
The extremely low price oi'toti
why you should spend your hard
will do you the most food. This ;
I make every dollar go as far as pur
I afford to patronize longtime high p
a. fM rfi w
im. U U Jfe
NEW YORK
*
you "will find each line of goods m
the low price of cotton.
Our one low price to all is appi
1 Union c mu4\\ a ul every day w .? a1
I alreadv good list
I O *
We have received another big l
i)
and they mv marked to sell at am
You will lind solid goods, and one-tl
buy the same goods elsewhere.
I Hats, Clothing, Trunks, Di
Earthenware, etc., at roc
Good Soda, 1 cents a pound
Good Soap, 4 cents a pound.
200 Matches for 1 cent.
Ball Thread, i cent a Ball.
Tacks, 2 cent a [ aper.
Good Domet Shirt, 25 cents.
Uoo;l Pant .R: ui \ d cents a yard,
Good Calico, d cents a yard.
Good Cotton Checks, 4i cents a y
Good Sea Island, 5 cents a yard
Come in and we will eonvinc;
better than we advertise to do.
11 ! :>
HARE
April 10 Id
T am now located in NichotoTTK.
especially for my busines , and im b
.4. ?' i^ i
gwwu. iiuuuM guous ut lower pvicof* I
AH TICKLlilt, I WILL
hairs Irom 3 nets to $20.
Good hard wood beds, fitted wi
in centre, and Uracket rail, for $2.0
Good large bureau, "with 12x20 ni
SOFT TCP K1AT7HE
Cornice p los, brass or wood trim
Nice Plush Parlor suits for $05.01
lied room suits from $15.00 to ?
My line in all departments is eon
I before heard of in this State.
I AM OLOS1
MY STOCK OF FANY G
! CHAIRS, TABLES, ABTI
PICTURES, FEAT
and 1 invite a careful inspection o
assortment is broken.
FURNITURE "oF*'
Matresses, | F
Feathers, j G
Carpets, ' C
Rugs, * V\
Matting, 11
Pictures, j R
SASH, DOORS
SHINGLES, LUMBER,
I well not be undersold by any 1
see mc before von biwanvtbin ? in
4/ ~ %7 ' ' %J O
Nov 20 47
Goods ml
If you want
Boots, Shoes,
Clothing' cheap,
as we are going
our Business.
RODGER &
Sep 6 86
rioed o?*otlit m'-ivJiandifte.
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