The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, June 17, 1892, Image 3
Imiuriia to Ilcrrnucsxs.?Chicago,
J una 9.? V special dispatch from Otntba
??*s w tb relerrnce to the gatcl prmatfi
10 >h? Miouetpolie Convention : li|t>i?il
Freeman, owntr of honiMiMil ?k~". one,
en "j- our, Cent rice, published ?
cerl last night, in which he save: "1 wish
to state to people of the country (hat I abso
lately refuted to give L. K. Walker any timber
tor the purpose of making a gavel or f?r
any other purpose when rrquested by him
to do so. If the gavel ia genuine it nt
obtained without my knowledge or consent,
and is, therefore, stolen property."
On. *s"Wt^fflr"^FffTTT?M^ieeiMirr
Wafuiu^. Ttie s gual perlisps of the sure
approach of thai more terrible disease. Con
8(ii?piioii. .Ink j ourselves it you can utturit
fur the sikc of swing 50c, to run tli? risk
ami do nothing for it. We know from experience
lint Shiloh's Cure will cure your
Cough. It uever fai s. Tliii explains why
more than a Mil'ion bottle* were sold the
past year. It relieves croup nod whooping
Cough at oucr. Mo1 Iters tlo not be without
it. For Uute back, side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Piaster. Sold by II. K. Smith & Co.
A Gr.itm \x Exrci.i.kd mow Russia.?
Berlin, Fuue 12.?Poultuey Bigelow, a
schoolmate of Kmpcr?-r Wilbaor, h?a been
expelhd from ltussia. Mr. Bigelow and
"Frcdrrick Remington, an artistist had
planned to make a cauoe voyage from St.
Petersburg to Borlin, to secure material fur
magazine articles.- Their boats, which bad
been sent to the Russian capital, have
been seizrd, and cannot he racovcre I w lliout
much red (ape and do.ay The cause of
the txpuls-oa ot the two men is supposed to
the the criiism of Russian Administration in
^ i i-jju itn?-.Ja-pilot?mr
r **"* liaru and his flas'crn neighbors.
Simon's Consumption Cubk.?-This is
beyond question tho most successful Cough
Medicine we have ever arid. A few doses
invariably cure the worst coses of Cough,
Croup t;ud Bronchitis, while its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption is without
a para'lc-1 in the history of medicine.
oilier lisnrst utscovery 11 lias uccn s >t<i on a
guarantee, a test winch no oilier inuJicine
can stand. If you La*e a cough we earnestly
ask you to try it Price Ilk; 60c anil
?1. If your lungs arc sore, chest, or hack
lame, use Shilohs l'orous Plaster. Sold hy
H. K. Smith & Co.
No Sai'K L)i:i'osit Vaults Nkkded.?There
is no trouble about living in the polar regions
except lack of f?0'l supply. No dauger
exists that the provisions once placed
would he disturbed. Among the people
who dwell in those trozen legions a cache
is sacred. Nothing shori of starvation will
compel a native to interfere with one, and
even iu such a case he leaves payment behind
for what he takes, fchtow shoes and
extra clot hi jg arc hung up in tlio upon air
in summer and arc as safe as the acconrtnients
which city persons "lisug up" at their
uncle's during the warm season.
DisAsrunrs Clouduuiut in Kkxtucky.?
Hopkinsville, Ky., June '.).? A most disastrous
c'oudburst occurred nt Kelly station
yesterday afternoon, cans ng great destruction
to tobacco and grain. It is impossible to
stimato the loss.
List of Letters
lletnaiiiing iu tlie Postoflice at Union, for
the week endinir June 17th. 18'J'J.
Jaiiicd Mcllardy.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say if advertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for ilicir delivery.
J. C. HUNTER, P. M.
~ SHERIFF'S "SSIES."
FOB Jl'LV. ISO'J.
L>V viituo of execution to ine directed, I
J will sell before the Court House door,
in the town of Union, on Tuesday, the fifth
day of Jul}' next, duiMip the legal hours of
Slier.fTs sales, the following described properly
to wit:
All the right, title and in'erost that Samuel
J. Mays, deceased, owns in two tracts of
land situito, lying and being in Bogansvilic
t isvnsliip. Union County, oue tract containing
one hundred and foriy acres more or
less, bounded lay lands of J. K. LiiCo. D. II.
Miller, William Munio and others.
AI.SO.
One other tract containing two hundred
and sixty acres, more or loss, bounded by
lands of F. M. Farr, estate of J. Rice Rodger,
deceased, 1). C. Cist, J. F. Norman and
others.
Lcvie 1 on. an I to be sold as the property
of Samuol J. Mays, deceased, at the suit of
John A. Black, tl al, Plaintiff*, against
Samuel J. Mays, Defendant.
J. G. LONG.
S. U. 0.
She riff's Office, July 11th, 1*92.
June 17 26 3t.
THE UNION DREG COMPANY.
? - ?
H. K. SMITH & CO.
Respectfully in for in the people of Union tliat
ilicy nre receiving a complete
STOCK OF NEW DRUGS
All Kinds of Fancy Articles
Usually kepi in n completely equip|oil and
well conducted Drug Store, aueli as
to i i,i:t soars,
KtOTII AND HAIR RK US I IKS,
I'OWDKRS OF TIIK RKSTQUAUTIKS,
ANN II.I > I'll r K .* 'ITS, 1,1.3 H?,l I'll K TOI I.KT.
n;r>'ci:i riio.\s cakkitua co.njI'OUN
i)Hl) AT A Mi IIOUllS.
Wc inlen 1 to keep a complete stock of
fresh goods in each dener;ii,cni, and invito
the p. u 1.1 in to try the <|iialily of our goods
and ouv prices.
H. K. SMITH & CO.
.Inu 29 tf
When at Home.
H I',l5K.\riT.ll I shall bo in my oflice at
. Union, the first days of etch week.
I>. A. TOWNSEND.
May 13 20 tf.
i
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The Candidates Quarters.
Wh?n yo'i tee a t::au's in. roe in th*ee
?jiiar'er* joti n??y fr;' - ; : ;'.m riv* L>ollaia
iiu* ocru f r the pr??.l??g? of appearing
iu such good com pan jr.
FOR < OKO\EK
JASPER AYCOCK.
1 respect ful'y anncuuoe myself a caodi?1
??e lor .'lie office of Coroner for Union
? oiiatj, subject i the <taciaioa of the Print
*] electao*
_______ JASPER AYCOCK.
for cle.uk of court
. OSEPII if- McKlSSlCK.
1 respect, uily iuomco myself as a ctnvliJaic
for lt-c eciion jt ilie office of Clerk
of Court of Co.uui ?ii Pleas and General
Setaious for Union Lou fx f ; subject (o th
decision of the dcm<>?ratie voters at the ensuing
primary elect ion.
* JOSEPH ii. MvKissick. *
FOR sen OOL COMMISSIONER
J. L. WALKER.
1 hereby unito iO.:e myself as a caudidata
for re-election i ? the office of School Commissioner,
rc-peciJ'ul y ab ding by decision
of the. primary c. action
J. L. WALKER.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
It. S. THOMAS, JU.
The many iricues of It. S. Thomas, Jr.,
respectfully annouuce liiui ap u candidate
, j?wakr?rmnm7 loni|iMi,Mr ; .abject
lo the decision of the pytraary electiea.
MjANY V'lttCHDS. *
I. M. MOBLKY.
1 respectfully annouuce myself a candi- |
date for the office of County Commissioner;
subject ?o the decision of thr primary
election.
I. M. MOBLKY. *
J. A. CHAMBERS.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate for
rc-elcction to the office of County Commissioner:
subject lo the dccisi in ol the primary
election.
While 1 feel that 1 have d me my duty
fiiihfully the past iwo yeais, my experience
in the office has ma 1c me familiar with the
financial affairs of the County, and 1 think
will enable me lo till the position more to the
profit of the County hcrrafter, than 1 could
without that experience.
J. A. CHAMBERS.
THOMAS J. ESTKS.
1 respectfully announce myself as a candictate
for County Commissioner of Union
County, subject to the decision of the democratic
voters of the primary election.
THOMAS J. ESTKS.
FOR TREASURER.
SANFORl) W1LBUBN.
AI i lie earnest solicitation of friends 1
announce myself a candidate lor the ollicc
of Treasurer of Union County ; subject to
tlie decision of lite primary eleciioti.
SANFOKD WILBUKN. *
J. B. T. SCOTT.
1 re-pectfully announce myself as a candidate
for the office of Couuiy Ti oasurer for
Union Couuiy, subject to the decision of the
primary elect, vti.
J. B. T. SCOTT.
JAMES b. (101 NO.
1 hereby annouuee myself as a candidate
tar thr ulher of (.Sinnt/ Trouturtr A>r Uuluil
Cotutiy. subject to the decision of tho people
at the primary election. 1 solicit the support
of i lie Democratic party.
JAMES 1). OOlNG. JOHN
P. THOMAS.
1 hereby atinouuce myself a candidate
for the vitice of Treasurer of Union Couuiy.
JOHN 1\ THOMAS. *
W. T. JETER.
The fricods of tVilliani T. Jeter, having
full confidence in his ability and iutegiiiy,
hereby announce liim as a candidate for the
otHce of Tret surer of Union County ; subject
to the decision of the people at lite primary
election. Fbiknos. *
FOB SHERIFF.
A. COLE LYLKS.
At the solicitation of friends, 1 announce
myself as a candidate for Sheriff of Union
County ; subject iu the decision of the
urimarv election.
A. COLE LYLK3. w
J. 01L>HON LONG.
I respertfully announce myself as a candidate
for re election to the office of Sheriff,
of Union County. Suhjoct to the decision cd'
the democratic voters at the cussing primary
election. J. G. *
JAMES II. V.AUTLES.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the Sheriff's Offico, subject to (lie decision
of the primary election.
J. 11. BARTLES, *
FOR AUDITOR
D. INM4.N
1 liereby annouuee myself a candidate
for the oftioe of Auditor for Union County ;
subject to the decision of the primary election.
DANIEL IN.MAN".
?~ --=*= =?*?Ui M,
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Auditor of Union County, subject to the
endorsement oftho Primary K'ection.
J. C. (.ITIS.
J. F. BAILKN .
1 respectfully announce myself u* a candidate
f >r Auditor of Union County ; subject
to the decision of (lie democratic voters of
the primary election.
.1. F. DA I LEY. *
NAT I' It MORGAN.
1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for tl.e office of Auditor for the
* on in .y 01 i inon. .?ui>)cci lo I lie decision of
(lie primary election
NATT It. MOKGAN. *
l'KYTON It. LOVK.
I hereby p'nee myself before llio people <>f
Ur!ou Couuly as a candidate for the office of
Aidita-; subject lo (lie decision of (hp
voter* *t Hie ptimary election
l'KVTON It. LOVE. *
FOR THE LEOMLATI KE
GODFRKV It. FOWLER.
I respectfully announce to (he voters of
Union County (lint I am ? Candidate for the
LegUitiure: subject to the de^sioa of the
primary election
t.uPFREY IS. FOWLER.
O WALTON WHITMAN.
Allow me, through the columns of your
paper, to announce myself a candidate fo.r a
seal in the House of Representatives, subject
to endorsement l?y o?e democratic voters
at the next Piimary Election.
(J. 'WALTON WHITMAN.
, /
*
j A NEW PLOW,
s\jtt unuAP T3BRACINGL
1AM bow comp'eiog a plow for terracing,
anil will Ih glad to receive onlera from
any one wishing terracing doue. I guarantee
satisfaction. My price lor terracing is
reasonable.
Having wade survtyiug a special study, 1
will be glad lo do auy wrk in that line.
All orders left at Mc*sr*. Graham A
S|?rki' store will receive immediate attention
?. m
INSURANCE AGENT.
1 am also agent f r the Equitable Life
Insurance Company, at this place, and
solicit a liberal share of the patronage in
that lino of business.
0. 0. W1UTES1UE.
Api il 20 IS 4m*
Notice of Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that ty permission
of lion. James M. Gee, l'robata
Judge for ToionVounty, 1 will on the 27tl?
day of June,- lbU'i, make my final return and
apply for Letters Dismissory, as administrator
of the estate of Nora McNally, deceased.
Ail persons hn?iig demands ng-tiust sa d
fgl'ats must present ihein to mo t n or before
thai dite, aud nil perrons indebted must
AduT rest. Nora McNally.
May 27 ~~ 1
Notice of .Pinal Discharge
a- *
? ? Kv iiovnilfl.
fJOTlCI! f "" v'"u?" Proh?l?
i.1 enm of Hon. Jnme* A.. M 27tb
Judge for Union Couuty, 1 will, . r.#urn
day of Juno, 1802, make my finai -?oiaand
apply for Let era Dismiss *>ry, as Adn,.
t rat or of the ostnt?j of Katie AlcNaliy,
ceased.
All persons having demands against said
estate must present them to mo on or before
that date, and all persons indebted must
make payment.
V. M. FA an,
Ailin' re*t. Kstie McNally.
May 27 22 4i.
RICHMOND Si DANVIIA.E RAILROAD CO.
Coi.r.mnia and Giirknvilu; Division.
Condensed Schedule, in effect .Jan. 81.
1802. Trains run by 75th Meridian TimeRetween
Columbia, Allston and Spartanburg'.
Dnily I j Dailv
No. 18. | STATION'S._ I No. 1*4- j
11 20 a in Lv t' jliuntiia An b O-jp nr
12 10 p ml " A lis ton " | 5 10 "
1 18 i ? Carlisle " I 1 10 ? |
1 28 ' I ? Sunt lie " | 1 00 "I
2 00 | ... . Union ? j 3 40 ??
j a:t I i>..? ,i..? <? i ? m I
- . I 4 I **
3 Oo p m Ar Spartanburg Lv j 2 20pm j
Between Columbia .Seneca and Walhalla.
Dtily. | j Hail v .
No. II j STATIONS. | No. 1.2L j
11 20a iu Lv Columbia Ar. | 0 Of fine. '
12 05 p m " Alston " 5 15>"*"
12 24 " Poumria " 4 52 '* t
12 43 " Prosperity.... ' 4 22' ' * i
1 00 Newberry ' 4 15 - i
I 05 " Helena " 4 IX) 44
1 40 " I " Cnappell's.... " 5> 31 '
2 25 " Ninety-Six... " 3 00 " j
2 50 " Greenwood... 2 50 ** l
3 10 " Hotlgus ' 2 29 '
I 3 27 44 ..... Donalds I ? U
3 38 44 44 Honoti I'nlb.. | 1 58 44
3 55 " Ar Helton Lvj 1 40 "
4 05 " Lv Helton Ar 1 35 "
4 35 " Vtidcreoii.... " 1 15> 41
5 18 " IViulleton'... " 12 4.V 4*
6 00 " (Ar Seneca Lv 12 10pm
7 20 ' Lv Seneca Ar 11 55am
8 00 pin Ar Walhalla Lv 11 15am
5 20 p in Ar Greenville... Lv 12 OOn'n
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Division,
Northbound, 8.51 a. in., 4.50 p. m.,
7.04 p. in. (Vestibu'ed Limited); Southbound,
3.28 a. in., 4 28 p. in., 11.48 o. ui.
(Yestibuled Limited): Westbound, W. X. C.
Division. 3.10 and 7.10 p. m., for llcnicrsonvillc,
Ashevtllo, Hot Springs, and Knoxville.
Trains leave Greenville, S ('., A. & C.
Division, Northbound. 2.44 a. eo., 2.11 p. m.
0.08 p. in. (Vestibuled Limited); South-,
bound 0.10 a. in., 5 35 p. m., 12.30 pv tu.
(Vestibuleil Limited).
Trains leave Seneca, A & C. "Division,
Northbound 1.17 a. in., 12.1 fx jv m?; Southbotttid
7.58 a. m., 7.17 p. uv
PULLMAN CAlV'SKItVlCK. 1
u.iUiAm. I>.IIa? i_M ? /t... ?p. :- rt
t iiiima 11 t itsi'.cc iMVCPUl^ \ ill till l I HIIIA ?'?
10, 11, i\n<>. 12, 87 mi'l :;s on A. & C. division.
l'lillman I'nrlor Curs on Trains Nos.
nnfl ! 1, between Columbia antl Spartanburg.
J. A. DODSON, W. A. Tl'KK.
Kuperiiiicn<)e?r. Ass't (ien'l l'ass Agt.
Columiiia, S. ('. ('iiarlotrn. N. C.
W. II. (tKKKN. .1 AS. li. TAV 1.011, >
(ien'l Mg'r, Gon'l l'a?s. Ag't.
Atlanta, (1a. Atlanta, Ga.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Mgr. Atlanta, Oa.
? --?^ WtPnitk-Tn
PritllM. In
olbar word#, wa
yau
you In
J at
H^Eu\ rapidly fpalbar In
AHPFrli^rTA v th, dollin. w
II V AN VL ^^H|y?n and will,if
! \ II I 'ou p'aaaa.taacbl
^ |HnH Y i I ( I yon quickly bow
V1A1 J iforn f<?
jut / at Iba atari, aol
// mora aa yoo yd
\\ ' ' ' ? T _ on. Both aaiaa,
VHp|B|Bpa?r/ all ayaa. In an/
X^V I ^ a 1 alJTill^y/ part ol Amarira,
\NJ Bli:( JIIH lW/ jva can corn.
aoanea at horaa,
>*-'"7 oR yoma
njVnHJWVBVWMpjm tlrna. or apart
momruta only,
to aba
What wa ofTar la
saw baa
g-N bun pioraJ
l]JW^Hu^!9V^nflEw w J orrr and ortf
I arain. Ihntyraa*
3 l yTT pipabuLjIt*?^ <d aure '?T
BBISB5I
* iu | 'i
ItMUUkll
duatry od17 r /
v-PmJL aaaary for aura,
Isrge mrciil.
i w? >wf,
iti? SwhS
'Jalritlaa forward
la txfel, InTtnt'.T* profT*'*< *' >' anrichaa (II noikm II It
probably *bt graataat opportunity laboring paopl? kirarnr
knorra. NowTa tlia tlona Dalay maana Iota Full partieulara
Srrr. Haiiar writa rat nnrr. Addraaa, CIEUHUB
TIiNSON St C'v.,llax 4?t?, Fortliand, Malua, 1
For Information nod freo tlsoflbook write to
MUNN k CO.. "151 iJuoadwaY, Nkw Tohk,
Oldest bureau fi" soourlni pstents In Amtfloa.
Kvery patent li\Ve-i out by us Is brongbt bsfora
tbo publlo 1*7 a notice plron fret of cbiuf* In ths
Scientific .^tttmcau
I.arcest circulate. i .,i" ti.r srlcctlflc papor in tho
world. Splendidly ilnuv.'idcd. No Intelligent
man ati-1.1 l.e -aitl.nut it. Weekly, SS.OO a
ye.-u . fl Ml ?U months. Address KUSSTee Co, I
ecDListiitna.Mi n?ondw?y,Few tork. J'
HID-8UMK
We at* offering all Summer go
White undJUfick Lawn, ChaUies, C
nrde, Prinfl^ingbama, etc
Men's Suufhaer clothing. Black A1
ford Ties, at a great sacrifice. Mcn'i
These goods must go, ns we
FALL J
Our trade continues good, thus i!
profits is appreehi
IN MIL
We are beating the town, both as
li'jrT'' J
7LBS SODA I
For ne:
?jll close out
Aim o+nnlr -nf f!
UU1 OUVUik
greatly reduce'
31b Can Boston Bab
Potted e
Ham and 1
LOBSTERS,
Corned Bee
Bakr
AND TO
Graham anc
regardless oi
ONE OR TWO OF OU1
GOOD TRADES 15Y I
DRY (
WHICH WtfRE BOUGHT
ARE SOLD O
BUY RED l\ 01
IF YOU WANT A PE
OBTAINED C
You
Mch 4
TO CAS'H
BIG ST
SPRTNfl
M. v JL -A_ 1 X /I
CHEAPER THAN
COME AND SEE FOR YOUI
Ladies see our line of Dre
OUR NEW
Our notion stock is
DRY GOODS
In staple and lancy dry go
OutingB, Percale, Lawns, and 1
Our prices are guaranteed aga
lina who carries first class go
IN SHOES
Union, notwithstanding'the lu
them so the prices are right d(
MILLINERY!
Our stock of Hats, Bonnets )
lines. We can suit any face a
A full line of Buttcricks Pat
Graham
Jan 22
S r
.. *>**
[ER SALE.
ods at a great reduction, iitolu<li:i|?
hiononis, lied ford Cords, .Silk Foulpacas,
Seersuckers'etc. Ladies Oxu
straw Hats at your own prices,
need the money to lav iu our
STOCK.
Ilustrating that good goods for short
ited by our patrons.
L I N E U Y
to styles and prices.
. W. McLTJRE, Ag't.
12 \y
'OR 25 CENTS.
st 30 days we
the balance of
;anned goods at
prices.
bq Bess, 15cts.
311i can Tripe, 15cts.
ind Devilled
Tongue.
SARDINES
f,
ng Powders
MiLTOKS.
I Rye Flour,
former prices.
I F.RIKNDS AUK MISSING
<OT INSPECTING OUU
} 0 0 D S ,
AT A BIG DISCOUNT, AN'U
N SAME BASIS
L COS. RED oil,
RFECT LIGHT. TO B1C
)NLY FROM
ng & Hunter.
10 If
UUYERS,
OCK OF
GOODS.
EVER BEFORE
tSELF AND BE CONVINCED.
ss Goods and Tnmminirs. also
MILLINERY.
complete in all linos.
AND SHOES.
otls, such as Ginghams, Prints,
Domestics, we are headquarters,
inst any house in South Caroods.
we can show you one of the
largest stocks ever brought to
ird times, and we have bought
>wn to hard pan.
MILLINERY!
ind Trimmings are full in all
nd size, up to any pocket book,
terns just received.
& Sparks.
o if
*
READ ANID
? ?"1
In those lnvrd times, what
becoiuo of you if it >
I % . ^ ,
NEW YORK
STOI
You certainly know full v
HIGH prices DONT, and tl
DOWN. Our success lias
the l>ehefs of everybody,
ness grows bigger anc
secret of it all lies in the fact
to sell everything cheap?
body.
We wish this week to call
ladies irons:
We have just opened uj
and cheapest line of Kin
Linens, Stripe and Plaid Or
Swiss Km broideries, Val. La
ever beheld.
, It will do you good to tak<
Shoes, Hats, Hardware, rJ
thousands of other useful thi
Polite and attentive aalesnu
showing you through.
.
J
har:
April 10 J
OUR NEW SP
A HI
-NOW
HIVING/ A
CAN SHOW YOU
IN DRESS (iOODS A1
, LOW PRICES. IN GEN:
HATS WE CAN PLEASE
WE HAVE ADDED TO
OF LADIES AND MISS
; AND UNTRIMME1
SUIT T1IE TIMES
IS: "NOT CJIJ
HUT GOOI
* ' 'CUE.
' IE INVITE AS
FOSTER, WIl
Jan 2
WmT i?' Utek'
_\i A N li
| HAVE ADDE L) TO THF.l
A Savirifjs
' DEPOSITS
EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
cor
WE SOLICIT VOIR BUSINESS, IJE IT LAW
YdfT I*'\ I If a v i? nnitiifiiw
. w A?tn? a.u/ LWtlUI/
CALL AND EXAMINE
In 21 1
Goods mi
If you want
Boots, Shoes,
Clothing cheap
as we are goin
our Business.
RODG-ER &
ScpJG 80
ponderT
I ^
, in the world would
vcro not lor tlie
RACKET "
IE?
k'ell that we have put
nut we HOLD them
reached away beyond
and yet our bilsL
1 Bigger, and tho
that we have the nerve
one low price to every*
special attention to
DRESS GOODS.
I
) the largest, prettiest
broidcrcd lloboH, India
gaudies, Hamburg and
cos, etc., that your eyes
3 a look at our Clothing,
?rui ks, Umbrellas, and
ilies we cannot mention.
1 J
en will take pleasure in
iestectfully,
RY & BELK.
1"- ' ' " ,1 y
RING GOODS
% . i )
y
J
a Itnl)
we
the Latest
L1 astonishingly
rs and boys straw
tiie most fastidious
oub stock a line
es iiats. trimmed >,
at trice to
. our mott9
eat goodfe,
> goods
u\"
EARLY BALL.
' 1 ' * ' ? e ^
LKINS & GO
i - * if
_ f
olson & San,)
. AG X*
V . -> .
R GENERAL .R ANKING
Department.
?LECTIONS MADE,
INSURANCE.
UK OR SMALL, AND WILL TKOMISK
)US THE ATM FNT.
OUR BANK SAFES.
6 m.
LJST GO.
Dry Goods,
Hats, and
>, call on us
g to change
: PURCELL.
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