The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 22, 1901, Image 5
Railroadv are
rates to (he C
union at Hem
B 0
is offering free
a hearty welcc
all who will vis
Department Si
welcome to tal<
best selection o:
Furniture, Dry
Boots and Si
Caps, Clothing,
Hardware and
and anything that
free to spend as rr
wish. The more t!
for our big shiprr
this wetk.
Good Plow StO<
3&c. Good Flc
lbs. Sugar $(
Good Coffee, 1<
COME TC
Remember we h?
we want your tra
and fair treatme:
Wo have the bigg
plows on the mar;
YOURS FOi
M. W.
Local Schedule for Passenger Trains
trains from columbia.
Arrive 10:15 a. m. Depart 10:15 a. in
" 1:40p.m. " 2:00p. m
trains from spartanburg.
Arrive 12 :45-p. m. Depart 1:05 p. m
" 7:10p.m. " 7:00p. ni
Local News -Notes
Put Together For Ready Reference
Gathered Here and There b)
Our Man About Town
v nnn nnn11'1"1 PinoShingi.-:
i,uuli,uuufor sale at Bailey's
8-tf
r We regret to learn that Mr. ( has
Bolt is confined to his room with grippe
Bio lot of Bliss Triumph Put dot
just received. S. M. Hick, Jit, E, C
There will be two side tracks 1 ?id a
the site for the Aetna Cotton Mill
Union.
Early Cabbage Plants and all Kind* <
Garden Seeds, open and in papeis. >'
M. Rice, Jit., 11. U. ?
Mr. W. C. Nelson is at home on a I'm
week's leave of absence from hisdutitin
Pickens county.
I Hon. Macbeth Young, Mayor e
Union, spenr. yesierii.tv in mSpartanburg
IleraUl 10th.
The American Moistening Co, i><?:
ton, Mass., have installed tlHr sy$t? n
of humidifiers iu the Buff do l otto
Mill.
Mr. J. Ira Harris is beautifying h
front yard by laying it out hitopreil
designs, bordered with brick, ui.d tiir:
rued with vioiets.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. IVako rvturne
Saturday from their lnid.il tour. Tin
visited several points in Florid t an
took a trip to Cuba.
There was the largest nundter of w >
ons in from the country Monday tic
we have seen in quite n while. Guar
Is going out in every direction.
There are already four candidates i
the field for .Senator McLuniu's sli
MY?T.a.min. himself. Laliuier. Ileud
son and Col. Wiley Joi.cs, with otlu
to hear from
Sumter, the game cock city, suff-n
Tuesday by a big Are. Forry tho??v ?.
dollars worth of property was burnt*
The Are originate 1 ia a ahed attneb^l
^ Epperson'rt livery k table. Nine'"
buildings were burned, nUo the oM ai
new Jails were burned.
offering cheap
on federate Re=
phis, Tenn. . .
B O
admission ancl
>me to one and
it his Mammoth
Lore. You are
-f> 11 lnnlr nf, f hp
f
Goods, Notions,
loes, Hats and
Farming Tools,
Groceries ....
You want. You are
inch money as you
le better. Look out
icnt of DRY GOODS
zks 75c. Plows
uir $2 per 100
d per iuu lbs.
3 lbs. $1.
D SEE US
tve the goods and.
do. Honest Goods
nt to one and all.
est assortment of
ket, 3c per pound.
BUSINESS,
BOBO.
,! The A. II. Foster Co. lias secured a
I new milliner, Miss Mary Graham, tf
JUti-i, N. Y., who will have charge of
. 'he milliueiy department of this poptj
lar establishment.
Mr. A. X Yiso has returned with his
family from Columbia, where he intended
to take a position in one of the mills.
II .-ays ho could not stand the drinking.
, water in Columltia.
Mrs. J. 1,. Hicks is preparing to build
4 a handsome residence on her beautiful
lo; on Virgin street in rear of Union
Hotel. This is one of the prettiest lots
' in the town, well elevated and perfect
drain age.
MeLure has a beautiful lino of ladies
s underwear bought from drummer's sampV.s
to bo sold at w holesale prices. This
is your opportunity, don't miss it, and
while you are there" you had as well get
' you a pair of those dollar Kid Gloves.
" only Too.
Klieiiff Bufoid, of Newberry, called in
: to see us while in town Tuesday. He
' is lot king well, although he says ho haju
t recovered from a spell of sickness
1 :>tnl in off some 1 r? pounds?well he don't
. seem to e.-p. dally need that 15 pounds
A man by name of Morris Swilzer, a
v m reliant of Greenville, S. C., w.n
s c mght last Sunday in the act of attempting
to set fire to his store. The mm
f was caught in the act by the police in
- time to save a conflagration, according
to a Greenville report to tho Sparta*ibuig
Herald. lie gave a ?1,500 bond,
u Comptroller General Durham has isn
sue ! a circular to the effect that accoidiug
to the new law the tax assessment,
j. for cotton factories, oil mills and ferlilN
/ !' factories will be equalized by the
.. State board, tho circulars instruct the
county auditors in regard to sending in
l returns.
,v Newton Miller, colored, who was re()
cently convicted for selling blind tiger
liquor, having served out his sentence on
tlm iro twr ic iwitc Imhinil Hm lioru Qtuoif.
VIIV' I'l MU?I I/VUI1IU VIIU UWI H HTTUkV
>ng the term of tUe next court for the
3 one offense, a warrant having been
3worn out on account of the county,
die authorities seem determined to make
1 it hot for those who tote the tiger.
Poiiceinan'K. K X. Fowler, in com'
puny with .lack Kubuiks, nabbed John
i - I'homas, colored, again, for selling liqnor,
this is one tigor that it neems is
nard t?? convince of the evil of his way.
v 1'he t wo i>olicemon caught him in the
< ict of selling. Thomas was tried before
d t.ko Mavorand fined $20. His attorney
app -ab d, and he. was let out on bond oi
$ 20. Policeman Fowler is getting up a
'1 rep . and rhw tigers have got to hide out
-0 or tie will i*e onto them like a chioker
on a grass hopper,
Attention Vi(emus!
csmt* ('. n ?v?i, x > '.i.m. i .
V's sirw r? <jii *!r-fl fo r, ;ir. .1 v'l!?'
on Siitmd.iv < v.m i i M . it ; >
the i?m {*??- ? of eJee- ;r ?' ' s '<> !
State and ?"mifed imim ??rui ?i?. li >r
which will meet i i May. !. c every
veteran conic prepared to pay Ins aunud
duts fifteen cents.
V> T! S IT Ann is,
t apt. Commander.
Musical.
Prof. J. P. Vauvhan. of F.ihpifon.
(la., will conduct the innsiy *mi? day
morning amiev?nii ir at ii ? li -! H.ipf ?. t
church, lie will k-. i i his elas-. in v< ie
culture Mo:.,!..v ni *!.t, n- <1 conlhiue for
ten nights. Ois< to meet in the First.
Baptist chuic)>. Ivicli stud* lit will have
to pay lot one dollar for the entire
couise. For further ii.formation address
or see the undersigned.
I, M. Btctc.
$ejit Oil Jiis Photo.
The vecpo. At'l.iir Means, from
( '"O'g t, who i i ali' * 11 s. Z?ih.c
s m.ie thos ? H S Ml I' Jill. Slu I'll
"MW <b rs has received a !ett< r from the
sheriff of Wnvmsvilie, saying tlrtflhe
rhso'ipt'oii lit.-*'ho negro f?r wh an. he is
looking and for whom a 1]Piy dollar n ward
is offered. ISIieiiff Sandcts Imhud
a photograph of (I it*, nepr?? taken
which lie has forwarded (o the sheriff of
Waynesville.
Union Shoe Co.
The Union Shoe Con puiy again make
their bow to the public through >* n w
advei Using space in Tim Timks. They
are <: ilaiu'y thoroughly tquinp; d in
furnish shoes for the o\l and the yourar.
the large and the small, the rich an I the
p.oor. They can lit everything from the
toddling baby to biggest foot in the
county. Their reputation for nev-?
failing to tit and to please 1 as gone
abic ad and they ueqnt ntly ship shoes to
liil orders from a distance. It at watch
their advertisements tluy will tell yon
a'l at>otit. it. Mr. W. J. IIale is back at
Ins past and ready to give proper attention
to your soles.
The Old Mni<l Next.
Another large congreg .t ion v as pit sent
at the First Baptist church Sunday
night to hear what the jveacher had to,
say about the jonu; married woman.
In s leeting th?se series of m rmonx to
young men ami young women Mr. Hire
seems to have hit the nail on the head.
They have all been a:,e! ded by huge and
interested congregations The ennui gations
who lent these sen.ous it-minds
one of those SM*u at. Leach's meeting.-.
Don't forget "The Old Maid" Sunday
nighc. You will hiar L* is subject discussed
in a way you had not. thought of
Mr. lli< e will pnbl sh l i t se;rnons i i
pamphlet fo:in. Th?v are now g<>in?
through the press un 1 will s inn he ready.
'Every young man should have a c >py.
Getting Ready for Jhif.itless.
Tl?.? farmers nt Union county are possible
fa it lit r advanced t:> tl.e piepn , lion
of their laud for fa u.i -g p epusethaii
they haVft Imi l a .' ; uaboi oi
yeais. We trust th -t t.hi-ir iIn it r sin i
industry will be n-ward-d" with an
abundant iiarvest in the fall, and ? peuially
if those t.inp< nece-suy for
home consumption. While :i cmsiderable
amount, of cotton is g d ig to h,put
in, the farmers are w isely pn piling
for other crops as we'd, and we In aid or,"
farmer s?v that while he < x "eted b>
raise a good d? al more cotton this yon
than last, ite was not going so pluut. as
much land in cotton. fie is right. lifter
results can lie had from a small liel'l
well cultivated than a mile equate skimmid
over with a lick and a promise. 11
you do but little do that little well.
The Vets Will go via the Southern.
The Southern railroad has been orilcially
selected by (ioi c. I Walko a
the route for the veterans to tie* lh-unio;
at Memphis The Southern is theonh
road in South Carolina that goes di eel
to Memphis without, change, and tinmute
over this road through the uiouu ains
of North Caroliua unfol i to the
view of the travtler scenery grand beyond
description.
The Southern proposes to arrange
every detail for the couifoit of the veterans
on this trip The li st, o aches i i
the serv ice of I in- s\ item ?v 111 b fin nishc.
and representatives of the cnupany w . '
ae ;om|iany the veterans and troops m
the outward trip. Arrange oen s wi.
by made lor a stop off at t hicotieaug
park, so that the largest number p issibh
may attend the unveiling of tan South
Carolina monument at the pirk. It
will he 11 irrnn.i liiti for l.ho iilil (knifed
erate vets, and one that every cue ot
thein should make a special effort to
avail themselves of. Tno railroad will
furnish transportation .it, an especiall)
low rate, drobably one c-?nt a nnle.
Will bo Cored rilled.
Air. G. F. Gregoiy, of New Yoik
who has been spending several day n
Union county looking after the int'iesi
of his marble quarry in ar ('ro.-s Keys
returned to New York Sutuiday. il
was accompanied tins time by Air. J. NY
Carpenter, of New York, an <xjei
quarry man, who came to make an ex
animation of the quality and qu.nilir;
of the marble on Mr. Gregory's place
In a conversation with Mr. Giegory
who called in to see us Saturday, he mu
i that while Mr. Carpenter's opinion u a
not exactly as favorable as he would lik
to have had, at the same time it was h\ n
means discouraging, and he is ma'ti i,
1 arrangements to have the vein cove
drilled to make a thorougli test ot 111
quality and quantity of the matbir
This will he done in a mouth or suoii<
matter. Mr. Gregory will bring in
family with'him on his next trip a a
will remain until a thorough testis ma le
Mr. Gregory, being a Guam county mat
is anxious tint the quarry will prove
success, as it would In another means o
bringing Union comity p oimnenti
forward in the industrial woi.d. W
certainly wish that his fondest hop*
may be realized. If the te.-t com a u
1 to bli expectations there will be no lac
of funds to push it aloug.
X'tc V ij\s Fr ?-;i r\tt i f t no.
; ? > < >vo u >?< .s v?iui ? >i r?--.p ? I- t :
it i* I: II <\ i' I wjl!( ; ! iJ?I?. .111)I .??_ 1 .1
' ' J9 >.' !> .;. in i ;l fjici
i m s i; - .li ul fre??' it <; i)i\ <i
S... nil, t'lji'il 'i" uilli i! o"ii'i?iv. r*
pl'tivM*. li. v 1 1 tit w ! 11 a1 !: t?? :
i.pii 1 jiiionyli so r aui ?..n\ o:? i|i ,
li*. i?1 0 liv.tl M'l > v MM :i?l.
V o \v? li i> I t;i *| o ? i<r : \ '
fill' (1 Hi j'.lv I : >V >i iii l?-.?! s 1r ? i,. j
U i .ii I as 11> 11 1 * S ! < i i iii' i r i, .
\V?* I t'Ci'i t t I liilfll ' It.lt oUl o <1 11 it oil ;
;i-ii M-.;I . i!I\ Mr IV.i-.il;. N
llit'l! t'.l Iii 1 i iii:: in \ >1 kvilli* las- >-,iti
l.ij i \\i> in: : il :i!. i":: \
> iMr. Xl'lil \v ?8 .!
Si I :jf|' jti.i] i'.-l Ji'_j: I I i ill-' .*> i S I'
IJ-v . il>- I*i*l li 1. ; S- v. i
V i . Mi. HI. l^ii "si. II t i. .
hi: ! .i < Is i ii i. it11 it ? ii until, lm loir
t a?tl 11 !i > o alio ili'o, iiii'l ii il:-. s .i s--li
I n.i i.ti'il by his coni::al > mi l ,i
c r. ! of I'lioials, umjm i..I tMi's
?l' 1V? S. IS.' WitS H CO i: < I Iiitlikh. 5' of
t' o :;.1||'-'R' cli :u ii?li.ililiiio hi-. is:< tu' r8
; it Unity s.\Ii io his hidy Ii *.s :i v.ii*1'
t!;o glorious lt'ssuneollou ui M'l'.
1.1' :u lii^ iu hoa.
.':? :? i 1!: ? I: i 1: x -i ? f f 1J . f 11 ^
I' >!? , K-q , ui fsu:m\>i n\ wv luven 0
Vi l < ipKS.of IS llllti t)M J) !il.ifio u
I AO ?.( II'. r ! 'HUH is.! I'M St XJ?tT I ?:< ? S
. : i iiMiiy. Out- is u c.'|iy of ike '(.' ?
i : iii i tiii u<1 i n'' of January lSG.'l. |
. I, V . I '.!: > I"::- -V.vkly M :
i- t <*!?.:? lest on, c,| July 1"), 1 S(>2
Air! also a copy of :lie York I)is?rict
UiiKiu:cl>*, of July 1), lK-Vv
'i ii Menuiy coutuius a paitiul list of
l!:e easualtus in lln* S. C. Regiments
Gui ne Use seven days batik; b-b re
Richu..aid. We no"; ilie casualties of
J i nk iu's la senile at. t i.elr.it! le of Frasieis
F.tJi.i lUiie.'Jj, ISG'2, as follow.-:
kiltcil .VMiieleil misshijr entered j
Pi.imetto ;>'.i)(itei'->
10 210 :*?."?
*?ili *. ? V. II *0 IV. 1
0Ji > V. 15 07 2 :ili? !
I ?('. Itilies 20 04 25 :i7~? i
51 h s. i". Hut :r? 711
Total 7l'i 27 1105
'11) i>> aresnv?mli xtracts tliit, I mi;lit
lO:ik?' WIl:?-ll W la >4' Ot ( > the |
oj !. r )? ?.'?-is < T Tiik Timks. These i
111 a > is lit" 11 * 'in time t> linens I inav
iutv.* it i tt|<: !> ! iiiiu v.
()\i ;'itt sielwn >.s inl.it f.tt>iil> He
f. I'. M i :o i tli iu'l preae i a* Sdm
\est< n'r.v.
Th'Noilh i'.ii't ?let S. S (\r. vent oil
wit meet a' Wi: n's. Chapel i cxt
Nihbath at 10:150 a. m. All friendly to
the wink uve invited.
We learn llut the wire for the fetry
at llowei's hits been leceived and will b*
put up i:i a short time. This will h" u
great convenience to the traveling publ e
who h ive been considerably hindered in
crossing the river at that, place .- ii.ee last,
April.
I'at o.eis are p;< p rim.* t.> pla t a i the
cotton there is any prospect of gefing
workt d this year. The guano nireluies
are <?j tal to if not exceeding that < f
forn < ]' \e;i!"s I'T nn iili 'iie in'e.rto iM m
obtainable v.e may count on a nts c< tt
mi Ill's fall, and it will h well !? r
latit' is to in .Ice tin ir contracts aec nitinplv.
lt?-V. S. T. Cuerli will pleach at Mesoootnir.ia
t i xt S.ihhath at 11 ii. >n. The
- M'f-t-i, ui' h? diii:ua->)<>o wi 1 l?. * 1)! '
'ci i'" ni ( IpilltOii." We rr>lfr*;:k for
bat a in I house of attentive Keener;.
\ ox
. #
Circus lit Carlisle.
Cahli>li:, S. <Var. 11.I'.tol? La',
rains-lay ihe Dan Packard Co h ul t?.?
vailovtr heie two one-half hours
for the train, and of cour.-o they hid to
!i ive soma fin. Ta.Mef.ur! s >ni ? of :'i
h'lies engigol ia t'o >! r.? iir.r, some ii
hopping, etc. S >:n of ilea men 1'oninl,
l ln-ir way to the Hot- 1 t'aili-!" and inter-persed
their s >ngs wish an ( eeasiona!
'smile." One young tVUow g.i\e s.unfancy
bicycle i iding and then turned his
wheel over to a very charming >?>uu>>
lady who did smie verv nic< rilmt
until she st,ruck the incline to the low r
depot when her steed hec inv; uonvmag?
able and she comncncd a .1 ihn
r l|)in|racedow-' our principd bou? v ml,
She. knew her danger end ca-led for help.
Our member of the Legislature, Mr.
Lyles, was c >ming up the street and
took iu the situation and also too* her
in bv bracing himself and catching her
n nis'arm-as she was speeding to a
?- ol?.?..U...? I. .j n .1
una i ?#., tmn ?,?>/<? ....? ^
lautrysiud a di-p!.iv ol' nttivet.hr were
wty commendable. II**, no doubt, a ive I
th<* lady from a serious Anal*.
Tim.i tli?? young man wli > had lhn
hicye'e Stfin-d 11K*1 i11**:I to tide i> mule
Ih,i" v.'-ii ?li?ing I't'T.ii'i r a?" < f fli ir
lu^,'i'.r" IJaclo \V i !e loll dim lie !t i !
1 lift-" lei that in ill al iii1, tha ii * ii <1
liorsi* st-n-4* and mule in amass, bin
> inii I ing would do iiim but a i iii** ba <'
backed, and la* in ur.it'd and hi I n >C
fairly gotten his seat lie tore the mule
ducivcd his head, his in e!s llew up in
ilif! air iral that yo nig mtn turned a
summersault and lit up >u Hi" groan I. ii'
1 Tint a bo'tor, 'ur.lv a ui-er man.
L a-died Li/}? i ?tii.(In' If.cyr'o la in i ;
idT, a id sli s:n 1 >ii mi/lil run off hi i
a > ?d hxiking fellow but no uier-die ,:i
could run off with h"i\ The.i 1 said,
suppos* Cunt. Lyles was waiting to
catch you, ho v would that l*-? Oh! pi.
* you ask too many qu mions for an old
' iiiau. .So you set* oui's is a gay place,
1 with frequently a side show thrown in
; flee of cost.
e Our L'z went with us upto Union
* Mouda> as we wanted to buy some imm
1 furniture for our iious**, and we went
into Mr. T. K lJailev'fl store to 1?> >V
* around, and ohu-t if heaiut got anything
.. ...... /.- ,i7. >mu?i ?i.i ,iu In funf. giinu
' things was s) tine stud luco we could
scaicelv make a choice of what w<
s wanted. After I got through with Mr,
' Bailey. I looked around for Liz an I sin
" was gone but 1 found tier and Mr. II irt
* talking and eating eandv. Firs
thin: I know Mr. Hart Will bo vieitinj
** Carlisle.
When wo went t ? the depot Mr. Gibbe
H oueie down and itH-.ied ii(M>n our takiii)
dinner with him which we did and en
1 joyed it ever so much. We also had i
pressing invitation from the proprietoi
u aud clerk of the Union 1 iodine wit
* them. We will see I .item liter. I thin'
Liz thinks a go id deal of that clerl
theie. S i you se w i are get in/ to fe?
y at home in your town. Bye bye!
IOK HOBY.
V '
K Hubacribe for The Timea,
! w & M
V %
V V jiL JaA iL ^
Everybody to know
stock of Spring Go jch
daily, will by far -sur
brought to Union. T
best, OU H EG T I'
alway > find in our
lishment
THE BEST
DiiKSS (i( )( )I)S,
LACKS,
W1IITK GOODS,
iTKIMMIXGS,
TA1?LK L
LACK CURTAINS.
11 OS IK \l V,
COUSKTS,
HATS,
FFRX [SITING GOODS,
Lovely line of Silks ooened
smart patterns. Newest creatic
A Few "Earl
Very Fine Dimitio-, Si'ij>es and j
easy, wo lot Yin go (jiiiek al.
liatiste, j lain mid figured, very >
1 _ \i * \ vl ? i 1 ! - \thii L .i?
A'/V, "111 II P * Will lT,I
Wtv iinc imported Organdies, 1
quality, value 30c, hut our i
Keep your eye on this corner f<
more good new
We Bl'-i lor LhSS ai
HARRY t
THE BEST
A Sixty D
At the prices me
Come (
Here we come with a k
I
3 il> standard \v? ight, 3
3 Plugs thin Schnapps T
3 Plug-i th'ii Kai 1 y Bird
3 Plugs * hi a Uwanto Uh<
3 Plugs 11 <i:i Apple Jack
3 Plugs thiu Harvey's Xal
2 Plugs thick Si-luuipps
2 Plugs thick Kariy Bird
2 Plugs thick I; w .nto 01
i'lour, Ih al, Meat, Sugur, Out]
Oigars, Cheroots, Sin king Tol
Irish Potatoes, Sive-t Pot.it--es, <
t'eru, Peas, Beans,-Bottled Goo
white and red, at prices that w
Yours for got Is al
W. H. WE 5
Bank Building,
Uni }n,
Do You Need
Buik
125,000 Shingles, 28,000 feet l;r
Siding, 25,000 feet Mooring, 5c
1 Mouldings, Casing, Sash, 1 )c
Scroll Work, Laths, Lime, llai
1 . * .1 _ T ? 1 T 1. * I
j a. yard, near imocuic i^igni r
, Coitacik Dooks just received.
be pleased to show stuff and in
t,
: W. R. MoCormick,
, Manager.
THE PAR IX)
Having recentb puroh..sod tho In
' 1 am prepared to supply tho needs of
pi 10^ 4 I T ; ^ <
s
{ and they will be attended to v
A JUL* GOODS I >IC
Butter, Eggs and Vegt
? nioHiMr i?
,'j For garden, farm and barnyard
CHAS. R. SI
PHOi
?. r^vt
ti D!
ihat our immense
3, which is arriving
pass any line ever
here is always one
PLACE. You will
Mammoth EstabLINE
OF
MILLINERY,
EMBROIDERIES,
SILKS,
LININGS,
IN ENS.
I >IL\ PERILS, .
GLOVES,
SIIOKS,
CLOTHING,
Patterns (Butterick)
up this week. Some very
>ns for spring.
y Peaches:"
uettv figures, worth 15c
10c
dioor, would be cheap at
10c
i .lively designs, Beautiful
rice is only 15c
*r we are going to tell you
s next week.
ul SliLL lor LESS.
I 6 ELK.
PLACE.
>ay's Sale
ntioned below.
]}uick!
irge stock of Tomatoes.
cans lor 25c.
olmcco 25c.
Tobacco 25c. *
aw Tobacco 25c.
Tobacco 25c.
tiiral I.eaf Tobacco 25c.
Tobacco 25c.
Tobacco 25c.
lew Tobacco 25c.
tec, 11 ice, Grits. Lard, iFine
>acco t/t all kinds, Cabbage,
aiuneil Blackberries, Cherries,
(Is, Tinware, Onion Sets, both
ill knock out all competition,
t a close margin,
ST & CO.,
Bachelor Street,
, S. C.
line* Material?
0 - dmin^
and plank, 30,000 feet
>,ooo feet Ceiling-, 17,000 feet
>ors, Blinds, Turned Work,
ir and Cement on hand now
louse. See the novel styles
Mr. W.R. McCormick will
ake prices.
W. E. ALMAN.
y i / ^ t 1 /"a -* a t
i \ unwv^rvix Y
isiness of the PARLOR GROCERY,
your table.
i >1J I* WAI^TN
, iih promptness and dlspatoh.
L1VERED KREDK.
tables always on hand.
H IC10S PAID
produce suitable for table use
1ITH, Mgr.
NJbJ 76.