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THE UNION TIMES. M. W. C.-ULP, - - Kuitou. HOME AFFAIRS. Paul McLuro of Chester is in town, visiting his parents. \V. II. Sartor has gone to the mountains. Mrs. Tcxanna Cudd drew thc.$?10 prise at J'uracil's cusli store. (.'apt. K. C. Johnson has gone to the country. lllg job in pants at the Packet see them. Miss line .seamless block hose 1<>e .1 . 1 > 1 .1 i ai me iviicKCi, oilier ask - ?e tor same goods. Huggy-umbrellas to keep oft sun ami lain at A. 1!. Foster and <'o. M 'ns lull seamless \ Lose 'c at the I Jacket. worth lOe. II. Dodgers the "hustler" is running las hrickvard night and day. Ilavoyou seen Harry and l>elk fine < dnghatii at J}_ sainc others ask yOU ") I il". I)r. d. < Met'ubbins lias gone to attend the Southern Dental Association at Asheville. Have you feen those new nhoes at A. 11. Foster and Co. Mk-> Ih'tilaU Harris has gone to < he-ter and li'.aekstoek to visit friends. i'r. II. Smith has uturned from the Southern and American I>t*nt:il Associations, and will he found :i{, iiis office as usual. Srvi'ii voMiir; huli- s were examined en Thursday. hv 1II. I'cike ami M. ILemas^er lor tin* vacancies a. M. inthroji. This county is entitled to four scholarships. Two Miss .i!tlejehns. Miss I.vies. Miss Smith. Mi<s Met 'lyncy. Miss Yoimi: and Miss South trd were the eontestanls. A ?o.l Eoatli. Mrs. 1 . W hisonant a nest estimable lady wife of P. \S liisetiaiit. died on Tuesday iaorr.iu?r last of ! ver. Siic leaves a host of friends and live small children to mourn her loss. Ladies Gr;fBi:i7.o at Salem. A I ratios* Memorial \ - > Mat ion was i .v.o.i.i.l a! Saleio w i!! i ! weiil *-r'arlil na s::!sts. Mrs. i :y. T. II. Wiiitoii'.es was e'eeteii I'ivsmlent Miss !}. 1 . 1-t Viee-i'iesitleiii : Mis. Amanda 1.1 i i ^ !ee !Yfduenl Mrs. Vane* I m el:, ".id \"ee I'nsidt ; ( a:.d .M : .!!! Si:, .r,- Ser.c'rry a:al T;va ? in or. ? ? Chen a* ii? rites 'I j. 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(! i!t :iic v ctii;''! i|:!t ??5* i*?*_r*?t inn! ]s ?/%t??:; I: (<in.t ( '??ii>{itii(i<>:i. ?? - *. 1 *riiriiMiiiivrk ;n :i .?j,(< cii iii.hIc in lii'- !hvr.i<'V# ;i hliir ? '. cr ;? \ ;;ir in.-,, .iiii timl ilie l.iivii'. ; iiii'sl >t;iinl t<>j/i llii'l* ::li'l ji)'i? . ? ! I "iissrlv;-! Imsil ' ii-- tli'iHM1' ! vicly, v.Isi:1': [.uclucc nntliin^* iiiiI iitv.ii. T!..- ii! uliirri' nl'lite civilli:y r< i;--. si-; Hindi cn'lit!c?'. In tin- IViiii - i i' ni-Ivy ;;ln! J<? in1., c ici'ii! in!) lie -0 V. Im> ? v:.-? )lit* ;iiii:;u |in>?iiiccii. ? \S'i!li;:in .1. Virvill), !'!. ! i.t;" "J (' 11II11 :> 11 I * 11 i % <V ! V. I i !'< ' ! i \ ill* I'., (mi ur i'i'IIIiIv i1 lill' it. i ... | ,li -lliii / > I" I'll Si"|l in i-'.ii J it- .11 ;i nit i;:i i In lie i!< ?! il l.v :: " < ;>u,| I it i\c ' ; 111 i > ;i ? i i . i' i i . I !: <'"?i.>1' '!i M?i ' i>' i,, i iii" 11 \ i.i:r i ?*i>K;if \ i ;:'.. i'ii Fi \ : 1^'-: . Ti;c !m:ii?'!.i ; v in !i v\(;>' i-m\< il ! -. % I ill' "Xi'III: I lilt . 'Il l'? : I. I, I' i 'III ! I ;! ?.? I < '.?||||-u^;i itlll. A lit Mlltl'? 'I- 11,11,1. . Mir.i I!i'.'iii1,'^ii (|i:;u!::ilir>.i;?I mi ni illV l,.n,?i. I 'J ill' ll l'll I i I'jM'il l(> \l?llli?: V'.ii'ji.m-ii ;i i v?i ii > ihi!!:: I ;?*)i. F??? . .'.' lin'.' = 111S;4 r ,i: Tin,if I I'iii. * < u?. / i if ii . ,i. , ? ' i'i ii'1; i . >! Hi I .h i;Il \ . \ I m; Hit'lil ' 'liV'-i-ll.' '-I'.!.- " > ' V a Notes From Etta Jane. The weather for the i>ast few (lays has Von unusually warm, r.ial in many places a shower of rain would lie quite j acceptable. , In In-half of the Ladies Memorial As- , sociation I am requested to extend their i many, many thanks to Miss Eliza A. ] ( timer and numerous other lady friends . for the su|H>r-aliundance of flowers sent j them 10 decorate the soldiers graves, i The children's day exorcises at Salem , last Thursday was marked with its usual ] sneces hough we had to contend with , disadvantages which have not heretofore presented themselves. I The recent rains destroyed the bridges | and making the roads impassable in many places, liesidosthe river has lieen up and i prevented the York county children < from taking part with us.| , John II. Sprouse and lushrother had a ' 1'ICO Kueluuino i ??- *. i Miumi ur tic >^111111> mill" lilM y Tu?>sda> *Jlst. C^nit?* a crowd gathered | lit hear some of the eandidttes for > Soiicitor speak, lait as it hap|>cncd none ? of tliein turned up. Si the eounty ean- ( didates took up the time until a ruin in ] t lie evening took up the meeting. The < meats were cooked by our good friend 1 and Yftcaau cook Mr. Ike (iault of ] Kelton. and they were well attended to. < besides there was an ahundnnee of them l and lnueli to dispose of after all had i eaten. A synopsis of what each candidate said might interest our readers | hut as these gentlemen e\|?eet to meet ] the jH-ople in the different townships , during the campaign and as my space is i too short to give all of them justice I 1 will withhold what 1 have proposed ( hn the Times this w<*ek. The democratic cluh met tit Owens lord last Saturday and enrolled "JSP names in t his township. They also decided to submit the choice of inagistiaiesand tow nship Supervisors to the primary election. So far the candidates for magistrate are.I. 1{. J'oole, It. W. ha vis and .1. I.. Strain. Mr. I .en i IJrown has l?een quite unwell for sonu time hut is able tosit up again. There has l>een and still is a good deal ol chilling along the water courses this summer. (?ur road overseers are getting down to work generally and we hope soon to have a revolution for the 1 letter in this IIH'Ml . Among tli-- most interesting incidents < 1 I lie eliilurens ?Isiy proceeding at Salem !;is| Tlii:rsd;iy was a innek trial wliieli came ell in the glove in the afternoon, it was 1,1.1 in any way connected with the >:!nday m lionl work and was only intended fur pastime. The title of tlie ease \vaf: The state vs. (Micdiuh Root !': ii steal hit; watermelons. The characters were .:m!"o Curtywig. Frank Met'luny lawyer ( limit ieleer?W. S. WofTord, 1 teae in Timothy Sud. prosecutor? Sam strain. Hans Auhin t'olumhiis. witness lor the State. .Inlin F. Kstes. Miss s;:dli* M nggins. w it imss fur the defendant Mai lie Kstes and Mrs. Sud. wife of Timothy Snd. Oregon Kstes. The jury were i\S. Wel.lvr. Sirs. William l'owler, W. ii. lirown. Miss Kllen Kirhv, Thus. Wilking and Miss Ada Reynold's. The trial tinned out lhal Deacon Sud wsts so absent minded that he had forgotten I hat he had had all his melons gathered h\ his hired man and that (Hiediah Hoot | and Sal lie Muggins had agreed to remove I heir courting parlor from liehind the sehool liou.-e to I lie watermelon patch so a * to escape u-ing found out hy the old people And the Deacon lillding I hem there prosecuted Oliediah for stealing I hem. Vox. - - HEAD QUARTER DEMOCRATIC ? XECUTIVE COMMITTEE. The committee met in the court house. After transavthig lOiitinc husincss the follow iie* reci'ptiou rommiUp> was apI:<>i111( i: .1. M. t?reer. Samuel llowell. :!. ( . I.illle. M. ('. Denver, II. ('. S.awsoil dr.. I. M. Mohley, ('apt. .1. T. i >. nglass. <.. ( . IVrrin. T. ('. Duncan, Win. Mnnro. ( apt. A. II. Foster. The I!ice j>:f on t'lmreh street near Episcopal church w?> s^lncted n*? the place for the s: u<' candidates to ,uldii\ss lj,fr pulilie Align.?t l"th I.adiesare especially invited to iriv.ee the occasion with their , .(tiood tinier will prevail. S. S. MdKKS, .1. M. (iUKKIi, M'eretary. 4 'ounty Chairman. I nil HI 'JT. m ? At :i regular meeting of Camp .lake "iii |m )it?*r I . C. held on .Inly "2*?th. The following Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously adopted. 'A berca- in the decrees of alwise pro*.ulesiee. Jlrigadicr (ienenil I. (?. Me Kiss iH;. has keen i,inu;;cd from the battle ol life. and whereas ile ,y\ii,-> (i r; mt soldier, n true patriot, a staunch e.li/.eu. a I l ite hearted, whole-souled, iii^ii l'Hied I hrisliaii gentleman, therefore l e ,i resolved. by ('amp .hike Carjieiitcr . i <' V. in the death of (teneral MiI Kis.-wi*. ?iy. j?5,',:iMi/.at ion of 1". <'. \'. as \w II ,e iiit* eoi'lrjry ;u huty. yilfTered an irreparable loss and that iiiuilJief'land mark of our country's glory hits been ienio\ ed. | J ^Resolved "_'i:d. That we cherish his on iiuny. as that of ;t eotispiciotis hero i.. ? land and age of heroes, and that we : tr!>?- 4?i'he virtues of his noble life. Ii< solved ."nil. That we ti'iu^y syinpatlii/e \\ itli h's stricken family In their t/reat is'ieaM iiient. and that we present tin i.i with it ropy of the itlnive preanthle ; lid resolutions, and request the (iaffney I.( dt;< r and the 1'nioii Times to pithlisii I!:e saine. I>. A. TiloMAS, II. I*. (fltlFKITII. ^ iiui.int. ('amtiiaiider. ( a" :a .?. .11 I? Ji County Campaign. A < ..'.I Iin-Hinjjc "I 11m* l)ciii<MT:ili<* ( "I i> * < < 111 i I i 11 < of I'llioll <*l?M)lt\ v.ii ' >1111> <?. Mini it Wits if. it!' <1 In OjH'll (<m.nr ' 'MIIKlilfll Oil | ' 'J'tii-iliiy Atljittsl 11. ;it Niuilin-.' ' Suit if. Titos. A i iif. 11. ? ..rli if. Wi ll. A n r. ! _' l-'is'i I >:tm ?: 111m*!\? Tliurs. An;r. I'M io-l.cn Hill ; n Ki vs. ITi. Anjr. 11 I .ruin:-' .'1; >;i!. An". I *i (iiMcs | . 11 > I.?*> \ 1111 *. 'I Ill's, ml* Is I:i;i\ ti iisn illr, \\'? ?!. Alio lit Ttn.nri I .'id;, . ' * (i ;ii|i< \ iilr. Tins. A no. -JO OWi lis Fold . i i:n K:ii v. I n. A no. JI Kcltoli ! i 11";lh . Sill. A no. - j.i.i'i Moii. A no. J I. : ^ .1. M. GitLl'.U, Notes From C&rliele. Kditou Union Timks:?Itissoquiet .. in threw parts that it is almost im|>ossihle to get up a letter every week, hence faillire to write last week. We are bavin*; <ome needed dry weather now. We had too much rain for cotton. Crops of all j kinds are doing well now. Farmers irimut through "laving by" and waiting for the fodder harvest which promises to Iw a big one. Don't think corn was . much damaged by high water down j liere. People generally will make plenty jn'>f corn. j J There is a pretty fair crop of hogs in ( this section, so we count 011 havingsonie ^ liog and hominy. < Since writing our last letter, we have , been called m?oii to pay the last tribute f resjiect to Mm. J. M. Henderson, who */-' lied near Nantno Sunday night, July 20, We feel sure our loss is her train. She .' kvjis a devoted Christian, always having the interests of her ehurrh and Sunday .. ?ehool at heart. The esteem in which ' die was held, was attested by the largo J.,1 roneourseof relatives and friendstliat followed her remains to the grave. The ' " whole community syni|Kithi/cs deep- ! It with the dear little children and her Iiusktnd in this sad bereavement. May ' M ive all live as she did and in "the sweet Iiye and bye" we shall meet where there Is no more i>arting. j We had the pleasure of attending a Itarlieeue and pic-nic at t Jordan's bridge last Thursday. The barlieeue was furnished by that big-hearted. genial ('apt. J. X. King. the king of bridge 'M builders. The ladies (Cod bless them '.'J1 every one) brought haskets laden with . ' good things to cat. Wouldn't this lie a !'.' poor world without ladies? If you take them away, I want to go too; anywhere .' would lie lietter than here without woman. We had quite a numlier of ladies. they were all pretty, but some a little ,.( hettcr looking than others. We have an .. elegant bridge now. It is a line piece of ' workmanship. It gives us an outk't to V. Carlisle and llerliert. We hear our , 1 friend, Hon. J. S. Welch will open a 'V store at Herltcrt this fall, we hope it is V true, lie is a good business man and 'V has made us an excellent Representative. '' We lio|N'the voters of Cnion county will J send him liaek to Columbia this fali by a ^ rousing big vote, lie is a practical faimer and knows the nets Is of the country .. at large. We need more such men down there. Verv few candidates were at the pie- '1 nie. We noticed Mess. Scott and (ioing of Cnion. and Mess Smith and Hill of (]| Newt terry. Tliow wore several ?>i?i win- (l| owcrs on hand hut they didn't seem to "Stand much liack" among the ladies. Poor old fellows: I am so sorry for them. After dinner the young people enjoyed a dance on the bridge. It was intensely hot and they didn't dance much. Mr. Scott says our bridges across public roads shall be llxed. ?>' Senator Douglass spent last Friday {], night at the old homestead. Miss Nettie Moore, of Columbia, is I'1 visiting the Misses Douglassnnd Kpps. m Mrs. Laura Henderson and ?Miss An- . nie Kpps si?ent Thursday in Newltery. Sw<*et times ahead of us. The "lasses" ,lf mills are starting out. Scikuo. . ? ? ? pi I'rom Carlisle- tli Kimtoi: Timks: Friday the 17 th n was registration day here. Supervisor I. It. Lancaster was present. Large crowd was here to register but most of u| them lieilig Colored failed to get their , tickets liecausc they "Couldn't pronounce "Km" big words without break- \V ing their jaws. The whites seem to take very little interest. Mi*ss Denver ' and How/e ShipjKsl a very line ear load w of young cattle to Charleston last week. . The ice cream festival given by the ' good ladies or the Methodist Church. < ( Wednesday evening at the hotel, was a grand success, receipts amounted to ,xl alNiut tiftceii dollars which wall! Inappropriated to the building of the New ('Jiurch. Mi.ss Daisy Hill lets gone to Chester to visit tin' family of Col. Davidson her many friends wish her a pleasant visit, Miss Mary Fant who has been visiting Mr. and Mis. M. C. Denver returned to v Chester to sjiend sometime with her cousin C. h. rant. * A crowd of our young |>cuplc assembled t?i ;it the lieautiful and hospitable home of < ] Mr. and Mis. I'aul II. Jcterson Saturda> vj evening, ?U1<| were entertained most higlily 1 ?> the delightful music made by Mrs. Jeter and Sliss Helen Hamilton after the music, Mrs Jeter passed around around some of the most delicious cake and cream, we ever ate. Kveryliody seem to enjoy themselves immensely. 01 Mr. n?:i|il(Ts!J!? li"'";;'')' v.'lio has l?eeii relieving MiH-tiou Mauler at Vim Wicks on S. A. I., returned last night. Mr. It. A. Hancock in charge o? the chain gang arrived yo.-tcolay and coinnienceil work near Mr: Ilenrv Miller's II.\ it a. T Carlisle, July 2S. 1> w *, . f . - KIKCTItlP ISITTKKS. Klectrie Hitter is a medicine suited for any season, hut jierhaps nu?re generally needed in the Spring, when the languid exhausted feeling pervails, when the ^ liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of ;; tonic ami alterative is felt. A ^ prompt i|S?i ot litis modioli** ho* v*'tt*ij averted long and iierhtips fatal l.ilions fevers. No medicine will act more surely In counteracting and freeing (lie system from the malarial poison. Head ache. Indigestion. Constipation. Diz/ines yield to Klectrie Hitters. Only fifty ecuper bottles at H. ! '. Posey's Drug S;,?;s JfQtilSfl Ol'I'li K C|I.\1HM \N llOAUU OK Vl!-r W i rons?South Carolina Militaiy Acad- re einy. Harnwcll, S. ('., July Ik |sti:?.? er One Henetieiary vacancy exists in the South Carolina Military Academy from I'nioii county. J'"I'sons desiring to compete for the Miuie >V|li iippl> plomptt.i i'< 111* ? !| iii ^ man Hoard of Visitors for Forms end Instruction. No aimlieation will lie considered not n< duly tilled and received before the Jlst of August next. Johnson IIaoooo. t I ut I in til ?t lluml ul \ iriiuus. July iU ? tit. Notice. II All jH-nsioners can iret their cheeks at w their iHwtoihces h) calling for the same. Jj? I From Blaokfoot Texas. Editor Times:?Seeing little from 3 Lone Star State in your paper, I ucludcd to write, hoping that iny ?otter iy 1*3 of some interest to some of my I friemls of Union. There are a good my Smth Carolinians living near lie it' t only two of us are from Union unty. that is Mr. William (lore of oss Keys and myself. We have just gone through a ten weeks with, which damaged tin corn crop at ist three-fourths, but cotton was not iured much, as the rains this week were time to save it. Our country is a hilly one and also nliered, the soil about the same as old lion. The lands, howwer are more tile, as we can produce, on an average in 1000 to loOOiKiundsa *e<l cotton and to <10 bushels corn j>er acre. We do t use any fertilizer at all, not even me made. Hut the ln-nith of this nntry is not so good as in South irolina. Taking all in consideration I L'fer South Carolina to this section of xas. but having lived in whatisknown "The black land bilt'' of Texas, I efer that section, as it is very fertile, it the rotten lime water of that section es not agree with the South < 'aroliuians lio are accustomed to pure water. I'he black laud lieU" is a prarie country id tfie land is as black as char-coal and very sticky. l'outics are '"red hot" lieiv. The mid money Democrats have fallen in ic however with their party, as that rty declared at Chicago. The light is i here between the Democrats and ipulists. The iHijmlists have succeeded getting the negro vote by fusing with e Republicans. Two years ago the ?pulists promised the negroes to put (>iii on the juries if tliev would sup|M>rl e ticket. The negroes supported the ket and the "Pops," were as true as eir wonl and did place the negroes on e grand jury in this county and also cry county in the state where icy were successful. The Populists also Imit negroes into their nominating eon ntious here, au<l from the grand old ate of Texas, them will lie negro legates in the National Populist con ntion in St. LouK today. When the Pops" iN'gan to take the negroes all iiitli Carolinians in this section ipiit leni. Hut we are going to down tliein lis year. The democrats are in earnest, his is and must be a white mans a mt ry. For fear this may lie cast into the aste liasket 1 will stop. Keep after ie Hond Ixxxlleis until the tinth is traveled. E. L. L. H'ackfoot, Texas, duly ?i. Notico or Meeting. ~ Editoh Timls:?Will you please Ivertise to the people of your county int onr campaign meeting will he on ie 14th of August and that we art akingan effort to get the candidates r State and federal offices to lie with ?. Our Democratic club at tlib lace is making arrangements t? lat effect. At our last meeting a mnnittee was appointed to furnish v irheeue not for the purpose of speelatioii, simply for the aeeoinuiodatioi> 'those who attend. .Inst ciioted ill he charged to cover the expenses, crimps some of your candidate oiiM like to l?o with us. We arc jus irely over the line mid possibly the\ mid deaden a few trees politically icakipg, M. C. l'o U.K, W. I". Ilot.o, Secret a r y. I 'residei 11 Cross Anehor, July 'Jo. A Morcr.on CUurcli. A meeting will he hehl Saturday .ugust 1st at J o'clock p. m., at K. . Coleman's four miles east of I'nioj i consider the building of a Murium turch etc. All interested are n ited to attend. K. T. Co|.i m.\> Notice 1 will give a first class barbeevn i county campaipn day Keltou J. N. Porte**. :> 1 ?J4 AN old) TIM K IIAKliKtTK. We will ?jri\e a first class iJarU'cue m liursday. August, the (ith. at Morris A rex's mill ofi ll-.own's creek. Then ill Ik- s|K-aklliy by the eandidates :>o~-_?t. Mpuuis.v V a run an. Nrtir.ft. Hereafter parties will be require! ? j.nv for water hauled froin Wes prings. Call at office of hotel. 11. 1\ WAI.kkr, Manager List of Lettera Keinainintr in the I'ost Office at Cnion iv the week cmluqf July .'51. 1H1K5. Mr. Alcn Farlatnl, Dr. (lain. Mr eo. Watts, Miss llossie Ko.lniul. Keisous ea?lin>! tor the alinvu letter ill please sa\ if advertised. and w ill Ik quired to pay one cent for their delivv. It. \V. IIaimms. 1\ M. MASONIC. ' -lien l.o'ku >, No. 7*>. A. F. M. ili ! Id us monthly meeting I'riiv, Aug. -1st. llusiiie-s of im>rtaiiec. W. T. Rkatv. W. M. W. M. MKAlioit, Secretary, Vanted?An Idea SHSKs otect your Idem, thny may tiring ?<>u wealili rite JOHN WKDDERBURN & CO., Patent Altor I y?. Washington, D. C.. for tbelr gt.RiJO prlcn olTer I id in I of two hundred larentlona wnnt-' I HIV YORK CHEAPEST STORE Jftf55^0u;" Special Bargains for last w if you didn't get a pair of our OX loss. You don't often have the char 98c. AND $1.25 SHO] mTTTCi TT T ; , XX1XQ VV We have so.no Lauami <UiiUlien* 'to be c'oscil at 00c., ,,vor^' Now : is : Ifoui IOU.V f;\v of the MEN'S S; Don't wait until these sj ask for them. LOT OF GOODS Til HO CLOSING : OUT EVERY D H A R R Y & OUR PLA 1. Free and Unlimited j for (Jold, Silver and greenbacks < 2. Free trade t<> :i11 >vin> i right prices. Your money givn not satisfactory. B. Protection For all our CI tiouahle practices and dishonest; < 4-. Abstaining From vilUfh petitors and neighbors to cot trade. >wn merits. 5- 16 tO 1 that Cash Customers ay spending money \v 1; h us. Ycur monay may l>e ycllo.v. \\ 11ii H TT "P <3 'T1 W VJ JL. U . ~ . KJ Arc made of the host of metal and we law them by the whol knock "silly" all competition i; Our nails are alro bought in. < can figure these down line h WE >IAIiE A SI Of loeks, hinges an 1 other I n this part ol'onr b.is'an s . p.iow Saddles, lb idles and wagon cu for hauling alter hiving I; wan.! hardware it i come t > I;o;i(!(jmi T iI I'Z ? >T^i>\l? l'Z\ j i ^ A, H. Post' RACKET. OH EARTHcck moved right oft and FOllD'S it was your ice to buy % BS FOR;: 69c. 1 THTTIT?' _LUJLUX"!s SAMPLE OXFOKDS j vo0 to $-.- *> pel* pair. : Chance ! iMPliK SHOES hft at V-vtv.' ai'O sol.l aiul then \W S "J X OL'II " p'Trj *.*? lw : counter AY. : ~ b;e l.k. i TFORM Sxchaiinv <>(' Mrrcliunuis?e >1";iny (IciiouiJiiiitiuiu iced (lood floods n( the back lively il goods are isioiueis against all ques!ea!in?. s. ig and abu>ing cisr comW'j are running on our caii actually save money or green, hr.nl or soft but O V E S for cooking purooscs e carload in order to i this line. :u* load lots and we 1 keg <inantities. 3EciAiyrv iluing hardware niul r.s l.iger every day. liars and breechings y. kVhen yon S U !M! to rtcrs. I .IABLTC, V-.* r- ^ x <* .'..A -* ?r & Co,