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' ** > JgBBBBSgS i I -r 9^Hii flflON TXTVIH3 V Tho Legislature it in scs> on thin nook. 3 - Tfco oil luspertsnt b osloee* ufiho fiist two 1 days was the heating of the tJovcr noe's mo?*/ \ *?ge. W? will give a sy uopsts cf that tu- " 11 rtra men* next week. t The war ecarc with England seems to be ab.ut over. Therejs no change in tho act i * narl state of elixirs so fur as we are concern. IJ e J. England ovinces a willingness lo settle tho bou ndary question with Venezuela in a peaceable manner but if any steps.have been t iken loosing to such a settlement they have ^ not been made, public, Tho United States has cariied her point. Our position in a ^ nutabeiljs that England shall not forcibly wrest from Venezuela terriiory to which ^ both countries lay claim,us long as she rc? fuses to submit tho question to a peaceable . -? r (( settlement. b . ? c The people are to be congratulated on tlic manner in which the national ;; Imioistro, l< I on has detiJtd to replenish theuoid i eserve , . " Wo don 't like Ihe bond issues at all, but if s we must bo rrow money let it be public and ^ f-om our own peeplo if tbey want tbe toads. A popular twin of VlUO,lKX),UOO tu gold has c been called for and SecreUiy Carlisle say that thero is no douM about tbe success oj ( c the loan. I The call will be fount posted at all the ^ pj* offices. If yea have the go'l a-nl want ^ bonds send ia your b.<l. The bond syndicate that gobbled up the last Issue of bonds has been dissolved. ? Wednesday was the last day fi r paying 1 ^xes, and that nigh'. anlThu-sliy the 1 * 'rensurcr was busy uiukiiig out r.n 1 issu- ^ ng executions. 1 Thero arw about us many delinquents as 8 usual. Few, if any were ciught by hifailure to extcn 1 the time for paymcut. 11 Many of those who wait, for the time to_.be u extended could pay nl almost any time, bit 1 would wait until the last day or two how, 0 rer long the time were extended. Well 0 the interest ann uals to s omMliiog and the 1 * pleatmro of possessing to more, perhaps. r ! There have been several deaths in town this week, mostly children. do far as we know they were nil the result ol the luco'ies ^ -They Would got o*er tlie litst nlinrk nud go out t jo aooti :ind lake a rc'tpse. The uieus'e* seems to he thoroughly scuttircd nil over th'8, and udjoiu!ug counties, l'coplo have ceased to ovoid it, as it is airiest impossible not to e< ine in ct nlact 'with it I'opparntivcly few casts have teiinitiate i fttally, exespt where thr system w?w in n vary bad condition, or where th re v.?t a rc-lupse in consequence of exp"ere bef re the patient bud g itm wel. :c fvuiil.v in . yogantvidc Towuship bad eight casts of ~ measles at one tiuu ia?t wcctc. They al %<. ,^eeweti to be duing very well. There's ouo g.ol th.ug about measles; ycu don't bove it but once. Latl Friday the rcprcsen itivo of th c An liter was at Cre?t Keys, and with h:*u the Editor ofihcT?'iu-?, who .vaa ,-ut on a visit To subaoribera and taking new a tbscnpiiui a vo were charmed with ttic people m d the | () country, 'fuc road .'r- tn Anchor u!i ho woy to Scdaiio looks like t-.ivn. They ?>e m i*\ny houses no lig iIn; ton I us there j nre on the atreci< oi'many towns. They t %re ?c! buck a a ny Ji.-t moo IV >m the ' road, uul many of tli-.-m are snrioundo I by * flowers and nvor31c.11 liutt-cs Bid far*,'. seemed to be well I'.xe l up :iu I bo nil ! j ' preepciity pervade I ;h' pi ice. t." insider- J t able (inutilities if : om'.d '> mocii ly i 1 , i ' (Dgiu d liferent \:n !- fur J higher j, .. price. - ? Thursday night vJ ac;;ptt>d the kind j t! hospitality of .Mr. !> N. Wilburn a 1.1 nib.r ( of the lirin of WVIbv.' i i'.iv? an I -pout the | night with tiim. i J'hio was the ;ii -1 t.vn*i it r lido precinct . that wc had Inea t\ at Iousi ;aoro people | made tlieir retui if. it w is ul.-o n lag pre- | c'.uot for The'1'iiiiei an t ".e eirn wl a go id | round number of m \>' names lit.,-i ?c* get. j iiig a good hand suikc Ifom i. ai y of the [ >ld ones. We left there aloe. lime o'clock ' t for i?cdnliu. | ] A dispatch tr.uu tVrry.Oc. indicates flint | fi , > he go?d people ol liiui placearo being m.ido 1 Xo realize in n very forcible manner that ii i > | o [j a great mistake 'oiiban loa tin color fine ou t Hiluiit iieirro cli Idren into Use tvi ite i lie schooln. It wool 1 seeui ii:M iiic George I Wnsliliig'on Alexander Web*. !?.' , ten year.- i ' oM, was refused admittance i ? a -public : I *' school some liu.e ajr b. cause ho wis a ?eg- J r?. Maudumus j n ccc.ln trs were brought J ? aud decided in facu- el (lie picauinuy. ! Qeo^ge Washington v.'.i nccoidi my ndui:|? ! '' ted but others w ho < am - were refused, the j teachers holding tie t the decree only up I jilted to the said Go iV.isliingi >11 Alexnn- ] ^ d( r W e bate r. i, .! s; rdi proceeds: In tlie high moo-' bnildin .'?)?. ,.ii tc M children and at ou' tit y c><>rel chitd'cn i e assembled, follo-vcd by :: rr.nv I f while men j Mid i.e^roc. \\ i tie jehoo' ! y .Vol lurg< : atone1) in their joc';i.-> with the intuition o!" using them on ti e oc as ' oy intend the building It h sa i every in gro chit . )i itt the city uslte I for ndmiti nee. Oliicir , escorted tour coloie i chi d?to ni'o the high ohooi, li cli t .'aclur ma :? mgoi us |i iusl I I' against le'eivirg but iIn* children * wore lnadi o s.i mi '.n. it is iinu.red tlnr ,J (be entire iclnoi b" ,r.| ? * t?. i. ..mui-d fo , I c ilcmpi of court. Whit* bizon, ilneaten | I lo tear dot 11 the. M if . ,s nr.i in !e.' 1 F O' course wt are solii ir ihtsi | eoj>!(. ' | but >vt tbcirsi'udt'iii ho an >>l jocl iis'oii I'm a 1 if?r to other nates; and lo t me crink/ I ^eop'.a win believe in . Imi t h< y < ..II ? ..;ii . I tqarity, jSuti.li t i >Iit ,i wid i ever tin I | Itersidf in sucii u p.cikauunr. I'll.? v. iti* I i Brj le would i-oi brtiok such a law, an 1 ti e 1 1 i BKrots thenis. lvi are in Id ig) at cm iig i j ' I - ^(.>ic?CTsl?fid Dial 'cir.l t ipia i.'y ' would r be a curse to totli wlutc ami b ncltj. The* e seems to bo something rotten either in <ur vya cjn of Fedeml government* or , !sd in the men who are runuiug it. It turns to impossible for Oopgre*u? to do loything of Ute yeais. It is admitted by : iferybody that our eastern of finance is rot" j en to the core, that it amouots to a gigantic . >roooes by wliioh the rich may tleeco the j icoplc, the situation has been understood 1 >r years, and the floeoing businosa has been i ;oing on for seme time, the adminhttrati jn j Jir.ils the evil and asks for relief, and act- j a ly kept Congress sitting through Chriataas i i order to got something done, and yet : 'ong it. a doc j nothing. What good is Confess d-iig any <vay? Tho last regular scs** :. .. .1..:.. i ll ? i . i 11 i. I ?' M npi i>u jr uviu huh 111 u iwurus wuiu lied upas usual, bul (he tinanoial evil (bough oder stood wu out remedied, nud (he larT legislation waj a mtkahi.l nud ho excuse i lay before (ho peoplo. Tlio litllo olank ook entitled "What Congress Has Douo" xprc-ed th? opinion of the people. Most of the Iteprjseulatlvcs and Senators oo. soon! to ili.nk a great de<l more ahoul olding (heir se?'s and being on the popular idc thau about tliotr duty to their country, 'ho great quit* lion on a I occasions is what rt'oet will th; i or that o >urso have in the ouiing campaign. Tho demande of the leople arc ignored, and the good of (lie coun *y at large is a secondary question. Our litficuUies are multiplying an I our h ipes of elief get smaller and smaller. It will take , prophet, yea, more tbnti a pnphjt, to tell rhut is going to becoui t of U9. Is " Prohibition" coming to lifoagaiu?* Well ( looks like some kind of uu issue along Ual line is going to be siirred up. llie iospe! Tciuperuuoe Union held its meeting n Columbia last Sunday night and some harp diseouise win indulged in against the hspeusary system. The Dispensary is not . perfect system by any means. It is not ivcn as good as it might bo. T!i6 revenue cututc of it has always boon disapproved if by a large clus.s of citizens. Not that we >1 jcot to getting the money, tint it looks tco uuclt like a state moaopjly in the sine of Li.it which is coa.snlcre i ubroal and has icrctoftrc Iceu cousideiei a' lwnie, as a igitiuinte article of com 111'ice. Certainly re have the right to rcguinte the liquor rnliic, but considering tho revenue that ws ire now getting and the ease wiili which iijuor cau be o mincl by anyone who has tic cash, it would seem that the prolil is the uaiu feature, 'there nro o her feirures hat might be ameodid. l>ut with ad its faultsiit is belter than the iir-rootn sysleiu. And now the (jiiustion cr the Teuiperaoce Un'ou pcop c should he vhcther or not Di-pcnsary is better than a 'rohibilion system that could be maintain:d. M st people who care more for nun I inn tor tlnngs w.ll readily admit that it vould be betior for everybody to abstain roui tho use ol strong drink, nud periiHj s jc must of us would admit that if Ihjtui oukl be kept froui people by laws pivpe ?> xecutod, it would be w good thing for ilie uople. The slight iacouveui nee ih.it won d otnc to a few would be inimousfl'y ov.i Pal need by the gve?t gcoi that would irsult to h c many. Hut l'l-onibiiiou scents to be ilmo.-i ioipossib.e even in small town where imost evcyonc votes for it. We have kaow a iuy towns and cities to vole for i'nhibriot. itil mppv I ho i>Yf rttflf) hv h if liisit.r liiV >ut we hate htvcr known a town to havi ?rohibition. We cull to uiiod two jrohii iion towns. In one of them lirpior wa soi l ipenly t?y the <1 rug stores in nuy .jii'ii ity fr, in tin think to the gallon, without i iccriptiou or Ctrl ifitste. nnti! the g-od peo> e got disgu -te-l and voted for the repeal if the prohibition law. in the other town iqttor was sol 1 not only by one drug slot*' ami at two hotels hut at the livery stab ei :nl tilicr | luces. i'.iil File cvaogeli-l. we tit o that town ami held a series ofniee'ings Yr a short while the )i<|iior drirs so p*n1sd. A jititse of $bOO tv?H made up to >rosceiUe futura offenders ngnim the pro lihitiou law. In less than liireo nto iths iiptof was being sold almost as bad us ever, here was the money, a rul in that town was Miblished hi "organ" of the prohibitioni-ts ait the iiijuor was sold jus; the Maine. The own is Prohibit ion" yet, main'y we Veiove through the influence of those eogi;ed in the whiskey business. They are rtikiug a good thing out of prohibition. Prohibition wmid bo a good thing if we oubl get it. Poll we,d bolter in vite sure if our hoid and correct iha evils of iLe i> ipensa y, which i> n >w vastly superior to ice and op??n 1> ?r rooms. Those gmdpco ile who red y an 1 honestly desire to braet huuianity by limiting or pr dnbiting the ale of liquor, h ad bettet beware ie*t in light * g the dispensary they be r e a 1 1 y aving the way for open bar rooms. i Litjle Walter, -youngest sou <>f Mr. an 1 ' lis. .In.). 2'.. Matliis. died S.ntur'ny o*mi ? mi. 1 Ith hS'J.) at 5 o'clock. Ilii iii;Io 2i" I r is lai I to re it in the c.tmcl iry S ta 1 *y veiling. 'u My Friend.: 1 wi li to hire oxjrcssou- ! icariful tbanki and sincere appreciation i f j lio kindness and many exprossi .ns ot'sy.n itliy extended !>y oar fiicnds iinoi il>. ad ooeasiou of the ileatli ot our Jiti.e iirlmtr Wn'tor. We mniro the trio : I < lint their kindness and sympathy mil rvi i >0 trcasurel .n our memories. Our li:i > lariir is sleeping, sweotly resting in tli i*-ins oi Josh-". John It Mathis. NOTICE! NOTICE! Notice is h 'oby given fl at lite medic 1 | l notice for the year IN'.Xj ot llio I'oor lion c ia l and Ci umy Clia ii Hang will l>o lor > lie lowest bidder on Mondnv, Jan. Id, ltd' . i J. I'.. T. ^cti, Co- Sopcr. STATEMENT OF TOWN TREASURER. FOR 1895. L. G% Young, (Jlerk & Twos. 1896 D::. Jan. 1st. To B*l. from 1894 $19 J6 Dec. 31st. " Fine aoomiot 40' 00 " License " 000 6" " Taxes Coll'd 'i 108.6*.' Dills 1'ftvaHc ncct i 102 00 Sale Oil Barrels 10.80 " Sals Luiubtr V: (>!> " Sh".ro Disp'ry 1'rolit *1 '2 o* Total Civil .o1805 C?. Use 3lst. By St'Oct Account SSCS 1' " Light " " 4H.05 " Uiiice " 1832.02 " llo-k ou Bo Olio Well 2'.> 8 . " Bon-la Ko-ircl " Interest uco't 3yt.,So " Mgr. lU r. l lec't. 13 ??U " Union I'imes Co. 38.5b " Abatements lol Co " J. C Wallace, At y. So.O . " liont arc'( dl,U> " Ex'p. Board olilealih 5'J, 30 " Bills Buyable aec'f. Off " J, O. Long. Slietili I'll. 15 " Hitching Jtacits 21c " Sundry snr.ll nuo't. It.ll.yc " Commission " Balance 37 by Tutu' ?Olb7.5> FINAL DISCHARGE TVT otice is hereby given that D A. Town* Xi send Adiniuistnntor of the est?ie f Kev Thos. W. Smith deceased, has ap'p ic I to Jason M. Qrocr Judge of I'robnte, in an i for the County of Uo;<>ut S. C? for a fiuui discharge as Administrator. It is Onnr.kkn, That C o 17?h day of IM mnry A. D. 18hb, 1 e fixed for herring of Petition; 1 a final scitleiiiet.i of said Lst tir Jh^ou M. Urcer. ot. c Probate Jit'ige Urioii County New Market. First class Market on Enterprise Street, north of Jail - just opened. Highest prices paid For beef, cattie and ho-p. Market kept opei daily except Sundaj. Telephone No. 28. < iireprj m Long. APPLICATION FOI HOMESTAAD. otico Is herebygivon lut ?1 rk. .>.1 ii.i.* iv. nctenbangii nidov ?it' Michn. iicrr." Iiniiyh decewd, anil 11 In !?, 'V lin Uf.onbaugh daughters o. lin* siil \ \V. Iletcnbaugli. and tho i i Mir. u :! V t>.. hftiigb' deoenscd, r.?T(> r <.<1 their ] t r.in-, beluro me to have >? it m < cnl > s?ji < i in : set ('It for die tie ?i Mil ot ) i s-?rl 1VU'r i tVom the real nnd jut hi i j>ro;<(":\ i! said Miebfiel Ilcti nbmi '. i -i-hsv ' , .Nonce is iuriucr given ii m in. > liuon will com? up r'.r a ho winy . ; an ihc :JrJ dnv ef Fo'i .o.'-i. iw i 1 ? c:u A. M. i\ II. IV- U\ la. 10?it. Mi-suv L't.'iou V.u y Notioei Notioel The Slock holilrrs f i; . v , Vile, l.yclone am! I.-ij.!- .1 -q* 1- umik'?. ' 1 puny n?o requests'- I > . - < ! i-.i 1 01 1 iionso at Union S. 0 1 ;sy '-'is. i. . lH'.Mj, al 11 O'clock on wi.v ;>n; < i,-. . u ncss. ; . j . Ij. II -..a'. -. l'rvt' ja... 0 ISOG. 2t. For rlicuuiaiism i l.-.vo 1-1:1. T 1. 'lung equal to ('Imml/ci'iaiii's 1 i-i 111. I; licee* llio pa.11 in soon ainppTei. .1. V." Vi.oiig, West Liberty. U. V . !'*;c- ,i i:.!, [ reiuf u nlUiliia is a!o;.e \Yt-.lh .... i;.,uibe est, ">0 cen: I:.-1 .1 n.i l . m will olTecl a permanent cure. For t.: i?. F. I'oscy I'ri .. O Lib* of '.'-t'Vi j Hcnia tiing i*i t'.n F- "' i'n .-i-.: Fin 11, :T. the week omling t/aii i? h. i. r.iiiiiui Ilobson, l o 1:1-1 Hum?'' 1 . Vr 1". M. Hcrinl.ll, Aiu'.i.y lv. rV, ? u ..-: Kolloy, Mr. Pres. Mo( nlon, ilji I'wr A '....-rs.iii 1' M i. i>:.- 1 Vinson, iSii'kt's Au I'll. >t i'l i A iti.ii . A; : Cynthia Pant Mr. J;i' I'.u .. Mr. 1. o dull Dun lay, .' 1 . .1 ; i .. lotj. Ujgnij .h mi II. (Jreon, Mr. lit Mr, < . W. Gusset t, Mr ." I.iz/n i iilitr, .Mi "hu ? (JuiiljU, \\ I'.. Mr' i' . Persona cilliti? I'>r I;? > '? vc A:i'i rt v. i pl<"u;e ~ny i! mlveriiso 1. 'in I .vt'l e re., .n' 0 pay olio cent lot : r.i .i? iy . \\ il.. I. ! ,:>. p. A lltl ?Tv (?*$ fxVfli Th^so nhoc* f>. rc vet lis only the best of l.: ,'ier r.an. ' sey' Rhap'.ly, pliant?the t il con.fo/.. j1- i i inotwear. Tl:c> aJ-.vai j ir,u ingc .o t , i. tir and keep out v;;;a. For sale; by J(.:a;s <S.' (jII.i.iam 1 Cj irlislo, < u ? BEN FRANKLIN'S KITE. TJie Instrument With Which the Great | Philosopher Fa.'i'il Possible Death. i It was a square kite, not the coffin sbapod affair shown in story book ; pioturos. To tho upright stiok of the oross Franklin attached his pointed rod?a sharp wire about a ! foot long?and provided himself with a silk ribbon and a key, tho : ribbon to faston to the string aftor ho had raisod tho kite as some possible proteotion?how much he did , not know?against tho lightning entering his body, and tho key to bo seourod to tho junction of tho ribbon and string to servo as a conductor from which ho might draw , tho sparks of celestial iiro if it camo. Whon the thunderstorm broke, ho i went out on tho open common near Philadelphia and faced death?faced tho tromondous power of tho light- | niug stroke, before which all pooplo i of nil ages Lad quailed in terror, faced what most of tho world then ! believed to bo tho avenging blow of ' an angorod God. True, ho boliovod j that olootrioity and lightning woro tho same thing and therefore had no dilTqront properties orofYocts, but ho did not know it. Tho best existing theory which ncoounted for electrical phonomona at that time was his own. Tho laws of olectrical conduction or resistance,' now so familiar, woro not ovon suspooted. Who could predict that the lightning would obey any IfiwV Besides ho had produced tremendous shocks with his Leyden jars in series and had killed birds with thorn,, More than that, ho had beon torrv bly shocked himsolf by tho same means?stunned into insonsibility. and nearly killed. Ho bad said again ond again that an olcctrio shock, if stYong enough, would blot out life, though without t\ pang. If his idea was correct, if his conviction was truo, Lo was now about to faco an eloctrio dischargo hesido which that of the ino?t poworful of j man inado batteries would seem ! weak and insignificant. I All tho world knows what hr.pi pi ned. Tho kite soared up into the j | black cloud while tho philosopher j . Btor.d calu ly in the dicaching rain i vmicmng tno airing until imuiiy no J saw tlio little libera of the hemp | . raise themselves. Tlion without a , j tremor ho touched his knuckle to j j thu bey?and lived. For the spark - crackled ami leaped to his fingor a ; < harmlessly na did that from hi$ old ! familiar electrical machine and ul: lowed liim to charge hid jura with it with the emo impunity. lie sent- too el ry of what ho had done abroad without a particle of trumpeting. IIo wad not a tliueoverer for revenue. No stock markets waited the announcement of hid claims; no newspaper stood ready t o blaze forth hid achievement i:i t!:o interest of the money jugglers. Ilia own nnrrati ,*e barely tills one of t!: ^ little columns of The Gentlemen's Mac u'.ine for Oct. 10, 17.V1, 'and it 1.::?i . its < ml oi ly the initials lb i'. ?Furl; Benjamin in Cassior'n Ivlagazino. Diane tlo l'otl lors. While the abbess ol Hoyons, being j still untried by the s'aeos of battle, went sinless upon her still t rthailox way there lived just across the river on the manor of FEt-oilo a sinner ot! a gayer sort?Diana do Poitiers. ! The c:i. tlo of the Star (l it. s from th i fifteenth contury, when Louis . t dwelt th ro as governor 01 Pnnphir.y anil was frivon 1 -sonfi in how t) 1.; i a kin*,'. Di.mu t'ao bountiful?"th.s 1 mo.it beautiful," an Prancis J eal| lantly called her?trna uforim ,1 tho , fortress into a bower and iravo to \t J (or accepted for it) tho appropriately niry nnnio of tbo Chateau d:i I Pnpillon. There she lived loin; afti ?.n* lu r but terliy day?! vrero over, i Tiif.ro, even, t : j received tho visits I of llenr/ 11, her dead lover's eon. : And in a way, nlthuiyli tho CV.sllo of tho Bat tori!y in a silk factory I now, she hve.i there still, just an ;m| other liyht lady beautiful, Cju ru .loaniui of Napb *, lives on in nearby i Prow nci. lor 1 aane s legend . till s vital ia the countryside, and t'ao old ! i people suitl talk about her as thounh j she wero jj 1 i\ o anions them and call her always, not by her formal titio I of tho Ihicnosso do Yalentinois, but by her lovo title of "la hello da mo do Piltoilo."?Thomas A. Janvier ia ? Century. Tho Mlnalnjj StHim, A verso > f Hood's "JJor.ff of tho Shirt" cut < rt f. r tj'poprnpliical reasons by M; lk Lemon is given by j "> i.. e:.. hit; i .? ii. i ' j ? i liiiiiiiii in I*irs iiisivi y Ui Puncli." it rends: ?- .?r?i ;. i ' / ;j And t<AU>i? 1' II '1 > 1 *. 'I t IW.il rO/u!:i, V. orU, v v ir!c, I an 4: .. i ..iiMvjrlwl/ytv.iiu, i % ; t . ..w uf i. on md n*ouJ, i Ijl.l'l.! . !?'? *; ; > ? Yt'itl.' .ii :i jiiUr cx,iao i . i |i< . ft . .' ot i nod bteak. . ?. v l'u.l<r t).f Oun. Ay. * <!. ** v<;. . ?n At'noTran pi iios n I'l'.'t ' i: Jn. t ; >n til*? li'th Cent . v I' . (' !' ;. t.thftv v-iiul v.- v* til-, a udt cf . u > JiiclioTj; Jn.t. t K> vain <>? ?* "was :ii icant C' volloci'di o.? . uhnoi i. . Ihn'j t.l>o j.jo a i Ji-ciit v.'tjs ai. 1-oirov.od from ! jo , aud ti, -t tho fixed si.ui wore uf J i mnnnro fl/c and t; .r foeycnci 1 n ; gun.?Bt Louis Kopublio. ' ""vjf ?\-;r v r '1 New York Racket . .S CIIEAPI ST STORE ON EARTH. V. ' * .*o(i The Year Just Cltsed We Have Marked A The Most Succesful Year Of Our Business Ca reer, And We Start Out To-day IffithThe Firm Determication To Accomplish Greater Things Than We Have In The PastHow, Deary. Friends It Was Your Subatan-' al And Steady Support That Made '95 The BANNER YEAR OF BUSINESS, And We Would Be Ungrateful Indeed If We> Did Not Appreciate Your Favor. We ^lake This Promise: ; a " To use every effort in ourpower. and stretch every nerve, to giye yo*? i\a . , ?* Hn fVv -TV"* TT TT ^ ?* >? -d- 1? ^ ? - " mv/i c guuus lur ,yuur muntJ^ mail in,yourlives before. ::: 10 TROUBLE TO SHOf S0OBS. ; M i / Harry k Selk. j : | ? MP? TIB IT Is ottering great inducements to cash buyers on wi lt er 1 am < iF.>ring my enine stock of C lothing, Millinery. Dress (a h d?, Casstmcrs, Flannels, Ji tns, Blankets, and in /act. all w5n* * 11 ' tor goods at a Micnlicc, as T am detennin cd to earry 11 o t iii n g over. To those who hav anything in this line to buy. 1 can make it specially interesting. Don't iai to give us a call. o will take pleasure in showing yon though whether 3 ou wish to buy or not. Buy you? open and top buggies f?om tlie factory, 'tjpi&cing you? orders with me. 1 .? 1. rt ivi>i i-v ? if r. 1 ?A it'. ?-> ^ ? ? ^ iniuni; il 1,1 i'lv ill,u UtMV \ WUT- 1 ftftt IWpectfnHy, J j M O L. U H E, A?rr. . . ?? ? - -?- ? 1 t L? mjupw rjj'grs?>? WHO IS MARTIN & THOMPSON? ( ' ? l*Sc.*K* -^-'i,' VS^ e They nve o'.u* la nouablo ] 'art!lessors and Shavers. Shop a Union lloUi,