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tk it* ^, * * * MASTER'S SALES. FOR MARCH. 1892. The State of Scutu vjironna. I -? . COUNTY OF UNION s Court ot Common Pleas. JltDH E. Aughtry. F. Klruira Hunter, Cleora A. T. Sime and Jam's II. Sum, riaintiff$, ^ againtl Vil i?ir. L. Rim?, Kiixatli C. l)a ity, I la K. Suntb, W. Julias Au<htry. K>ba?t VI. Aughiry, Mary E. Davis, and otbera, Defend. tnU. IN obedience to an O'der male in 'be abo'# stated ctee, by Ilia lienor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dated Oct. II, 1890, I will so 1 in Uo'oa County, on Monday, March 7, 1892, within tbe legal hours of s?le, the following described property to wit: awg 10 itp l/Hi it filth 1'ara. Nos. Z& and 27, as I >id dowo 01 the p at of survey made by Col John L. Young. TERMS OF SALE: -One-third cash, tho balance <-u a c*e lit of one an I two years, in equal installments, with intercsl from day of sale, to bs secured by bond of the purchaser, nnd a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papersC. II. PEAKE, Mns'er for Union County. . Mas'er's office, Fe'?. 12, 1892. Feb 19 8 .It The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pheas. C. P. Brown nnd A. E. Brown, as Administrators of J. J. Brown, deceiseJ, l'laintifs against A Frank Stni>h, 0. B. Wright, arid A. X Wood, Defendants. IN obsdience to an or ler ma le in t'?c above s.a'ed case, by Ilis Honor J. II. Hudson, Circuit Judge, da ed November 4. 1891, I will sell before the Courth ?use door in the town of Uniou, in the County of Union, State aforesaid, within the legal hours of sale, on M?n 'ay the 7 li day of March, 1892, the following described property to wit: 144 ACRES. All that trac' or parcel of land, lying in the County and State aforesaid, contaiuit g oue-innuren nnn i ?riy-iour acres, more or less, bionilnl 01 the North by laud known as the Kc -lie ly Dower lan 1; n the E tst by broad river; on tho Sou h l>y Love's lend, aid on the We-t by land of Galberry Wright end land be'ng kno.vn as the It. It. l?irw 11 land. TERMS OF SALE -CASH. C. II. I'EAKE. Master for Uuiou County. {^Listen's office, Feb. 12, 181)2. Feb 8 19 St The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. * Court of Common Pleas. | Louisa Hollingsworth, Plaintiff against Ilenry C. Millar, James Ho'lingsw ir.h, and Andrew Hollingsworth, D frntlnnt*. IN obedience to an order made in tha above sta'cdcise, by IDs Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dved January 7, 1892, 1 will sell before the Courthouse door, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on Monday the 7th d ?y of March, 1892, the following described property to wit : 175 ACHES IN 2 TRACTS, i All that certain tract or parcel of l?nd, lying being an 1 situate in Fishdam township, Union, County, State aforesiid, conI tflillim? one hundred and savant v-li >* A mora or lois, bounded by h.tHs of Jesse Jj Comer, John W. Kelly a estate and others. I Thesai 1 tract of la ul will be divided into It two separate tracts. TERMS OF SALE. One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the b.i ancee 11 a credit of one a'id two yews in c<pial installments, 1 with iuterct from ?iny of sale, the purchaser to give a moitg>gc of the premise J to secure j the purchase money. m - The above land to be eo'd at the ri-?k of J. jH P. Ilolliugsworth. who hi I it otf at the sa'e I; on Salesdny in November, 1891, hut has U failed to comply with the terms. I C. 11. PEAKE, 1 Master for Union County. I Mailer's ollice, Feb. 12, 1892. I Feb 19 8 3l j State of South Carolina, j COUNTY* OF UNION. I Court of Common Fleas. I Mary C. J. Eison, Plaintiff jj ayainit Xj F. W. Eison, and J. Edward Lind*ny, p it ants. TN ohedicnoe ti an order made in the abo?e X sta e 1 case bv (lis ll.uior Julge T. I(. F.azsr, dated O'h Feb. 1892, I wi l < ?!! b jfor.i the Cuurihoitsc do r at Uni >n S. C., on Ylmitlsy, the 7th day of March, 1SJ2, duril^the legal hours of sale, the fillowi*>g lands: All tint cert tin parcel or tract of land lying being ands'tui'e in Union County, Stale forosaid. c uitaining sixty-five acres, more or leis, known as the Sims triet, bounded North by Pacoiet It ver. ei?t by said River, South by the ofherSnns tract (145) a?res and Weat by lands formcr'y of the estate ifj, S. Sims deceased. TERMS OF SVLECASII. y t.. ii. rriAi\Ei. Master for Union County M ister's office Feb. 12. 1802. Fe'?. 20 H St. Tlie State of South Carolina. J I COUNTY OF UNION. la t'te C )'.ir t of Common Pleas. Mary C. J. Cison, Plaintiff, a inin it Kiion. and J. Klward Lindssy, .22 Defenfant*. IN obelieoce to an order male in the L a^ore stated esse, by 11 is Honor, T. 11. ? Fr-zsr. dael tilh Februiry, 1802, I will sc I bot'?ri tlie C urthouse. ilior at Union k. X. 25-U., on Mondiy, tlie 711* day of March, jjft 1802, during the legal Itntrs of silo, the fo!!o?i >g lands : All that trac ; or parcel of lin 1 lying being p and s tuate In Union County Rate aforeiabl, known as the M 11 pi ice on I'arolet riser, con. f Wt t&ining fourteen acres, mere or less; bounded on one sidi by Pacolet Riser, and on the other tde by theNorris tract and Thonmn tract. TERMS OF 8 \LB?CASH. C. II. I'EAKB. l0vr'A Master for Union County. Mas'cr's office, Feb. 12. 1802. Feb, 10 s Si f FRESH ARRIVALS. Finest uunliiy Mew One tin Molasses. . & Kraut, and Keg Pickles. Soda Crackers, extra good, i /in I Yellow Onion Sets and |f"v Onions for tnb'e use. Irish Po aloe?Early lt/ise. Peerless, Early Gondr eh, fur p'anting, and Hitrbank for | f tab o use. Just receive 1 an l fors de by H. F. KCAIFE & BOX. I Feb I'd a tf. "I J \ \i SHERIFFS SALES. FOR MARCH. 1892. V >irwt ci run try execution*, to bio O directed. 1 will ?' 1 before the Cou'thtm? d <?r, in ti<i town of Union, Union County, on Mouday, Iho seventh day of March next, during the lofal hottra of Sherilf'a sals*. the following described property, to wit : All the tight, titlo an I intereat thsl R II.* Ci'i'a owns in one tract and two lota *f fond, ailu.ve, lying and boingie Un on townan'p. Union County. () >e tract of land conlaia'ng ninety cre<. more or lea*, boon led ea the north by In >( 3. P. ilania, eot hy lan li of New. I rfiatli. sou h hy lands of A. II. Foster, next hv Unda of Harris brothers. Lot w th brick store house thereon, bounded on the n >rth by Sharp street, west by lots of B. F. Foster, south by ma'ti street, wast by lot of W. II. Sartor. Lot kuown as 'he J. M. Gibbs garden 1 t, lvtitit.inil mt lit M ftitrt Is Kw In nil j ->f \f r?m \f P. Dawkinn. e*?t by lot of Mm. Scaife, south by ma'n street, w<-st by lot of II. S. Beaty, decea??d. Levi d on, ard to be s.dd as the f roperty of K. II. Oi'>bs at the suit* of Boykin Conner A Co., Plaintiffs, against II. II. Gibbs, Survivor Defendant. ALSO One bay mule ramed Lire. Levied on and to be a<.l<l as the property of J unes D. Jeter, at the suit of Ins. II. Rodger and Louis N. II <lgcr, as Kx> color's P ait;tills, aga'nst James D. Jeter, Defendant. ALSO I will sell on Tuesday, the 8th -lay of March next, ai the Store II -use rf Will atn l.emurl Askew, during the legil hours of Sheriff's sale, the entire st -ck of goods, c 11sist ng of dry go <la, groceries, uot or.s, glassware. bar 1 ware, He. The above rtock of goo Is wid bj sold in bulk or otherwi-e. Levic I on and to he sold as tin property of Wi1:i tin Lemuel Askew, rt thr suits of Sunucl Wittkowsky and others, Painttffs, agviust William Lemuel Askew Dc'cndint Terms ol sale?CASH. Sheriff's office, Union, C. II., I*iron County South Carolina, Feb. IStb, 1992. J. C?. LONG. S. U. C. Fob 19 8 3t Mortgage Sale. BY virtue of a Mortgage deo.1 executed to C. U. Uoherson an I II. M. Grim ball, by Klizabeth Willarl, da'eI Jum 1-t, ISS.'l, and rcc >r led in the office of the Kegi?ter of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in B ok of Mortgages F. No. t>. p?g*s lt'S, 109. 110, and 111, and duly assigned iu writing to mo, I will sell beforo the Courthouse doirat Union, within th legal hours of Sheriffs sales, on the fii>t Monday in March next, hy public huc ion to the highcs' bidder, all that tract of land contaiui ig?nc hundred acres, m ire or less, situate in Union 0 >unty, and bounded by lands now orlato <-f Charncr 8. Greer, Giles Woodson an I others: being the tract formerly owned by Jos ph Be'cnbaugh and Mike Betenbaugu, and known as th o Major Young place. Terms?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. WILLI VM MUNRO. February 2. 1802. Feb 12 7 4t Stockholders Meeting. AM KEYING of the Stockholders of the Lockhart Shoals Railway Company will bs held at the town of Jonesv He, Union County. South Carolina, on Saturday, March oth next, for the purpose of organizing and electing a Board of Directors. C. E. fleming, j Joseph walker, i D. It. DUNCAN, I Corporators. V. K. McBKE. A. H. FOSTER. C. D FA Hit A It, | 8i?9u Charleston A'eira anl Courier, publish once a week for 2 weeks, and send hill to the Union Timks, for collection. Feb 10 8 2t. GREAT^ BARGAINS. The entire stock of II. M. GIllMUAI.L, consisting of DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. FINE DItESS GOODS, AND NOTIONS. Trunks and ViiliHCM, Is now offered to the peop'c, for CASH, at prices never heartl of before. These goods wtll be sacrificed regardless of New York cost. P^HST COME FIRST SERVED. ueSPECTKU li.y, YOUNG & HUNTER. I SPECIAL. Wc hfiva also purchased flic G ltOCF.lt Y STOCK. ?.f L. G. YOUNG, ami arc offering the combined stocks fur tho next UO da.vs a' rock bottom prices. No Goods will be Charged to Any One During this Salo. Feb 19 8 if The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. By J AMISS M ORE, Esq., I'robntc Judge. WIIKREAS, W. Samuel Lipscomb hn? made suit to me to giant him Ic tors of A<lministration on the Estate of, and effects of George McAbee, deceased. These are therefore to cite and udmoirsh all ami singular the kindreJ and credit i s of the sai l George McAbee, deceased, that Gicv he arid appear, before me, in ihc Uourt of Probate, to be held at Union ('. II.. S u b G iro ina, on the 27Gi day of Fcbrunry, next, after putdicut on liereof, at 11 o'clock n the forenoon, to sh >w ciuse, if any they have, why ihc sai 1 Adiniuistr iti m should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 11th day of February, Anno Domini, lM'.rJ. (/- -%) JAMES M. GEE, jsBAi. > Judge Probate. Published on the 12th day of February, 18'J2, in tlie Union Timks. Feb. 12 7 i?t. Application tor Homestead. NOTICE in Iterohy given that Mrs. Cynthia Bai'ey, widow of Gorge Bailey, deceased, has filed her petition before me 'o hare a homestead assigned and set off, for the benefit of herself and her children, Robert E. Ilai'ey, Preston B. Bailey, Alice Bailey. Sillic Bishop and Josie Voting, front th?real and pirsonal property of ilia sai l George Bailey, deceased. Notice is further given that the said petition wt I come up for h-a'ing before nie, on the 27th day of February, 1 892, at 11 "'clock, A. M. <\ II. PEAKE, Ma?'cr for Uni>n Comfy. Jan 29 4t* Buist's Garden Seeds. 4 FULL SUPPLY of Hirsts Garden /V Seeds, warranted to he fresh, and not of last year's stock, at II. K. SMITH \ CO S Drug Store. Feb 0 ti If in K. SMITH & [10. (Si-cckssoim to J. M. Gtuas a Sox.) Respectfully inf. rsn *'?e people of Union Ihil i hey are receiving a complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS ? AND ? All Kinds of Fanev Articles ? Usuvl y kept in n remrt tely frdjt* we!] conducted \>rug S ore, TOl LET SOAPS. TOOTII AND HAIR BRUSHES, ^ POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, AXU AIL OTHER AKTICt.lt? FOR TIIE TOtl.KT. Proscriptions Compounded Carefully by an experienced Phyeician. Wcintenl to keep a c?mpl?to stock cf frcsli (too'Js in eaeli department. mil >; Titc th? pul/dc t<> try the quality of cur goods and our prices. j H. K, SMITH & CO. i dan 29 6 if l .CIB^ O ovl ' i, * O f 1 % O s A ? GUANO ??MANUFACTURED BY? The Wilcox & Gibbs Gaaso Co. CHARLESTON, S. C., I /ft-/Cisr^JL 7~~^ iUjJU, /ilpA^ Nov 27 18 4nt Notice to Creditors. W. Moll. Sloan, AilininiMtinter of llie Estate of J. M. Gibbs, Plaint iff, againH R. Hamilton Gibbs, ft at DcfnuLtnt*. UNDER an order in the above state*! e sse ilie ered'tors of Jas. .M. Cddr*, deceased, are require! to present ami estal l:sh their claims against (he estate <f said Jas. M. Gibbs, ?lr cense I, 1 efnre moon or before tlie 7th day of March, A. !). IM'2. t\ ti. I'EAKE, Mas i r f -r Union County. Jan 22 I lit Sale of Bank Stock as d State Bond. UNDERan order of I he l'r ba'e Ci urt for Un;on County. bearing date the 'Jib day of February. 1K'J2, I will s?-ll at Union Courthouse, on sales lay in Mar It next, within tho legal hours of Sheriff's sales, twenty shares of Merchants' ?s: Planter's National ll?nk Sioc'-, an I 'tie .State bond, said bond and bank st -rk being a part ol'tbe personalty of Robert Meaty, Sr., deceared. Aiso a lot of notes. W. .1. IlEATY, Executor. ( Feb 12 7 It. , THIS IS FOR YOU. PLEASE come forward and settle your account with us as wc arc compelled to collect. Respectfully, GRAHAM & SPARKS. RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. T?r Vtf toe. Columbia ani> Giirf.nvu.li: Division. Condensed Schedule, in eft'oc*. dun. .'51, 1802. Trains run liy 7oih Meridian Time. ( Between Columbia, Alistou and ripniiauburg. ( Dailv I j DaOy Hr>. 18. I STATIONS. :No. HL 11 10 n in. I.v <' !uuil in Ar 3 50 p n 12- 05 p iii' " All*lon " \ 2 55 " 12 52 " j ? Carlisle " , 2 02 - 1 1 04 " j " Sum uc " ; 1 52 " 1 14 "| " ... . " | 1 15 " 2 05 " | " l'ac >lvt " . 12 51 " 2 45 ]) in Ar Spartanburg I.v 12 05pm Bet ween Coliinil) u anil Greenville via ll.dlon. Ex. Sun.I Ex Sin No II ! STATIONS. No 12. 11 10 u hi I.v C'lliiiiiliiu Ar. | ;> 50pui 12 05 p in " Als ou ' i 3 00 " 12 25 " " l'omurii. ' 2 40 " 12 45 " " Prosperity.... ' 2 17" 1 05 " " Xiwlierry " 1 57 " 1 10 " " Helena " | 1 .52 " 2 02 " I " CuappeO's.... ? j 1 07 ? 2 45 " ' Niu? ly-Six... " 12 40 " :> 00 " " OiCriiwo il... " ,11 57urn ;; 20 " " 11<? ijrcs " Ml 82 " 48 " " Don 'Id* " 111 10 " 4 Ol " " llon<'ft I'hIIi . ' 10 50 " 4 20 " " l*o I on " 10 "! 5 . 4 4.5 ' " il iiiii-loii.. " 10 10 " 4 .52 ? " IV 7.cr " lO oy ' 5 07 " " 1'ic.lmom " 0 .5.5 " 5 45 p ni Ar Greenville.... I.v 0 15am Trft-ns lenvo Spartanburg, S. ('., A & C. ( Division Nortlibourul. 54 ft ni., 4 50 p m.. 0.57 p in. (Ve?tibuled l.iiniel); Southbound 5.00 a in.. 4.27 p in , 11.40 i nu (Vestibulcd j Limited); Westbound. W. N. C. Division. i U. 60 pin., for Menders niville, A-heville, J Nit Springs. Knnxville and Cincinnnti. PULLMAN CAR SKRY1CK. Trn'n leaving Greenwood 0.30 p m., carries Through Pullii no Sheper from Sn*i!:i:s Imrg Savannah, Ga., via Augusta, uniting Sav uinali G.dO a in. ID turning leave Savannah 8.10 p in., Ariive Greenwood in.a in., miking connection with ('. ,v (i. 1 Division Piillninti Palace Sleeping Car on J Trains '.l, ltt, 07, and 118 on A. & ('. Division. 1' J. A. DOPSON, W. A. TURK. Snpir nlcndenl. A-s't Gen'l Pn?s Agt. ('ot.tM in a, S. C. CiiAiiLorri:, C. ? W. II. GKP.UN. JAS. L. TAV 1.0II, Gen'l Mg'r, Gcn'l Pass. Ag'l. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. SOL IIAAS, Traffic Mgr. Atlanta. 0?. Ql>!> ? kji xvAH U liw I A. IV 1 W ifol T E R .. , MV S T Wo will close out all Winter C prices, for the next 30 days. W \ bargains i % Boots, Heavy Jeans, C BLANKETS, ] ind a great many other goods, F1 ivant to raise money and clos? out cai.ij at o><rr; anh RESP1 Graham & Jon 22 .r> Wm7 A. Nichol B A Iv HAVE ADDED TO TIIEIR C A Savings D< EXCHANGES BOUGHT ANI) SOLD. COLLI WE SOLICIT YOU 11 BUSINESS, BE IT L.VUUF YOU PAIR AND COUIUEOU CALL AND EXAMINE C .Inn T1 4 T.MPOK>rl ANNOUNC To reduce the large stock bought O o us to get iu u si NEEDFUL I now make the unparalleled offer ( :ost, for the next THIRTY DAYS, fresh, and are well worthy the attc In this sale all department DRY GOODS, CLOTH? IV <> T I O MTT.T.l XT Id U J^TJ- Jl. J JL A JL. JL ^ H.J JLJ Such an opportunity does not ofte )f goods should not let it pass 'i goods charged during this sale. j. w N. B.?Those haying accounts ^ will please settle promptly. March 20 12 I N 0 R 1) A R R A For a change in we will, until M our Stock at Ret for CASH ONLY. FOSTER, WILI Jan '2 1 TO RfcNT. poi: DWELLING (louse With six rooms iiii'l fihi outbuildings, on wa n striet, "Home j- c 'lace." after House with two rooms, near;fa;r ground, "icetii I,-very stable, known as M>o I'almcr which tabic. ' i to be J. H. RODGER, 1 L. N. RODGER, be brc Executors. , . Feb 12 7 * V 'A 1* Feb J AlW _ COMING, ? GOODS GO iooda at greatly reduced c will offer you some big n Shoes, !assimeres, FLANNELS, OR TilK CASH, as wo I all Winter Goods. CJIJKK .V HAllGAIN. iCT FULLY, i Sparks. tr son & Son, ; r ^ . IENERAL BANKING epartment. xt i oss m.\1)b. insuuxxck. i ok sm all. and will 1miomisk s tuuatmfnt. >UR BANK S.iFES. Cm. I? ^V. TV T iEMENT. t lor the Fall trade, as well ipply of CASH, ?f my entire stock at actual The goods are new and sn tion of purchasers. :s arc represented. ri nnnnT :rrsr; II, OfliJijii, Alt), IS N , IY E T 0. u occur, and those in want ^tiis is 110 humbug. No . McLTJRE, Agt. vith me, not already paid, J. W. MuLUKE, Agt. E R T 0 ~~ N G E our Business arch 1st., sell iuced Rates, (ii\o (K <OU If N3FT CHAPTER, R . A.-. M-. K time for iln regular meeting of thin linpter has been changed to the Friday theJull noon, consequent 1/ the ne*t ng will tic FriJny iho l'Jili inst., nt every member is earnestly requetred present, as matters of impnr.ancc to t ember, frcin tiie Grand Chapter, will luglit btfvre it. Gy order of the U. P. 12 1 21 Where 1 The extremely low price of col why you should spend your hard will do you the most good. This make every dollar go as far as po afford to patronize long time high] T T 1 NEW YORK | you will find each line of goods n the low prieo of cotton. Our one low price to nil is app Union e unity, a id every day we a already good list% We have received another hi;* I i and they are mark d to sell at an You will liml solid goods, and onc-t buy the same goods elsewhere. Rats, Clotliinp;. Trunks, Di Earthenware, etc, at rot Good Soda, 1 cents a pound Good Soap, 1 cents a pound. 200 Matches for I cent. 15a'1 Thread, 1 cent a Ball. Tacks, 2 cent a \ a per. Good Pomct Shirt, 2 ) cents. Good Pant .Jems, "> cents a yai\i Good Calico, "> eents a yard. Good Cotton Checks, 4 J cents a \ Good Sea Island, 5 cents a van uino iii and wo will convince Wetter than wo advertise to do. UK I-IARIi April 10 15 FURNI1 I am now located in Nicholon's ospecially lor m v business, amla'ii I good honest goods at lower prices AS .V TICKLlOli. I >V 1 LI hairs from > 5cts to $-0. Good hard wood beds, lit led \\i in centre, and 15racket rail, lor Good large Ihireau, with 12x20 u o n r r t r? r? ti tt n p our i lur in ft i i n el Cornice poles, brass or wood trin Nic<^ Plush Parlor suits for $55.(1 lied room suits from $15.00 to ! My line in all departments is eoi beforo heard of in this State. I AM. OLOS] MY STOCK OF FANY C CHAIRS, TABLES, ART PICTURES, FRA and I invite a carel'ul inspection t assortment is broken. X S II I 1?TT1) \TlrPT i I) M t \T7i r U L\iN L I U II TJ VM1 Matrcsses, 1 Feathers, C Carpets, C Rugs, | V Matting, j J Pictures, ! I SASH, D 00 IIS SMILES, LD1BEE, I well not 1): undersold by any see me before you buy anything in Nov 20 47 Goods mi If you want Boots. Shoes, Clothing' cheap, as we are g*oin? our Business. RODGER & fctp & 3(j I TO GO. I ton is a very good reason earned money where it y ve* r demands that wo all stable. o nsmncrs cannot )riced credit merchandise. i 10 ^ RACKET iar!;c<l to correspond with reoiatod by the people o 1 1 n *\v e i do ners to onr iktmtenit ? lot or SAMPLE BHDS'" length (1 l'?ss ill JIM j )1?!? IS, (')**. hir<l i lu-ajxt than you can ** my Gcods. Tinware, jk bo1 torn prices. I. ,;ird. tl. \?An 4 1 ? i% 4 ti*<\ i1<\ t\\*/\w \ wtl tlllllf M \ MW SITCTFI \A.\, IY & 15ELK. l.y riJRE. i l:iriro storeroom. filled nn ' O 7 ------- I heller prepared to iurnisli than CV' r bolbre. ^ *2 uoti; Mi Patent dove-tailed .slat )<>. iiirror, on rollers, $1.90. SSES $2.0 0. nnings, complete, loots. K) STo.OO. liplete, and at prices never LNG OUT JOODS, SUCH AS ISTS MATERIALS, IVIES, ETC., 71 these goods he lore the ' ALL KINDS. 'mines ilassaud Putty, Cornice Poles, Vindow Shades. Jaby Carriages, Dittan Goods, . BLINDS, LATHES, LIE. living man. Don t fail to my line. T. E- BAILEY ulfl. 1ST GO. Dry Goods, Hats and call on us, If to change PURCELL. ijr. ' , 6. :