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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28
The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

Bf DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq, Judge Of
Probate for Union County.
WHEREAS, B. ii. Rice, has made
w suit to me TO grant him letters of admino
istration Of the estate and effects Of M
SABRf MYERS, deceased. " 4
These are, therefore. to cite and admonish ailzf
and singular the kindred and creditors o1~tSVf q
sail MRS. SABiiY MYERS, deceased. that tht ~;
be and appear before me- in the court of Probek
to DO held at Union Court House, on athk.ff9 ~
day of December, 1879, next after pubJsf
hereof, at RI o'clock In the forenoop,
cause, II any they have why the said<
tration should not be granted. AlE
Given under my hand, this 20ib6F
vcmbcr, Ammo Domini 1870. <l4
DAVID JuB
Nov. 81 .. ~
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TIE DEATH OF Mrs. DICK London No.
vcinhcr 22.-Thc Giobe announces that the wild
ow of Charles Dickens died at her residence in
G"uces;er Crescent, Regents Park, London,
this morIing, after iogcring illness of egh-
teen months.
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DEATH OF Rev. ETHAN, ALLEN ID. D.-Cincin-
natl, November l9.-Rev. DR.. Ethan Allen died
al Newport, KY yesterday, aged 81. lie was
one or the oldest Episcopal ministers in the Uni
ted States.
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Mn. FISHERS FuNIEAL--A large number of
persons assembled yesterday afternoon to pay
the last Offices Of respect To the remains Of Mr..
T.. lleathcotc Fisher. The funeral took place ut
Trinity Church, but quite n large number of
relatives and friends followed The hearsc from
She residence 10 the church The Governor $
Guards were out in force in full uniform and
performed the military ceremonies customary
on the deceusc Of comradc. This being ilc
first death which has occurred among the mem
hers of this company since ihewar, the circum-
stance added peculiar sGlemnity to their feelings
ga the OccaS Ion.--CDl RC1jSfCr.
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was fastened about his neck,she wssSske3 if.he
had anything to say. His only reply was to ask
If there was minister of the Gospel present
Rev. R. D. Smart Pastor Of. the NJ. E. Church,
(whte) who had been very attentive and kind
to him during all his Imprisonment. had left him
only short time before, and was not present when
asked for by the doomed boy. lIolrSes was then
placed under the scaffold when the prAp knocked
away, his body swung convulsivcly for n few
seco.is and his spirit entered eternity
The deed committed by Holmes, in our opn-
ion, is one of the most hcinous and uupardona-
BILE of all in the catalogue of crimes, aud while
his agc-about 10 ycars-has been urged by
many in cxtcnuation, the circumstances under
which he committed the terrible otfensc was
most revolving and brutal and displayed in him
debased an inhuman heart.
One peculiarly unnatural feature in Holmes
trial, confinement and execution is the fac. that
neither his Mother, Father or Sister ever visited
him, although they live in town and he had sent
for his Mo'heftwo or three tIa d. comic and
sec him.
We purpOsely rcfrained from giving unusual
prominence to the occurrence in our columns
prcferrinS not TO encourage the morbid appetite
of the people. usually so gross upon such occa-
sions-particularly with the coloreJ class. The
salutary effects Of private executions upon o
excitement and we could not discover that the
melancholy occurrence had attracted any unu-
sual number of persons TO the town.
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G:8- fire in New York last Tuesday burned
200 horses. Their cries were terrible.
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The American Baptist Missionary Union has
Just sent fifteen missionaries TO India fo ossist
IN the conversation Of the natives to Christi
anity.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

TnE HOMESTEAD We hopes
of tho Legislature will intr
ment to the Constitution, 10 b.
voters at the next election, viii
homestead exemption in Persor,
those who own no land. We ,
that the Supreme Court has no.
question, but there seems TO bt.
the minds of the lawyers that wi
is presented, the court will deci,
the interests Of those who own
LeuiUe Press and Banner.
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A Liberal Proposition.

a LIUeraI froposition,
We make the following Propositions for t6s
the year 1880:
The Union TIMES and american 1grfcultu-
rtst, price So sc, for.................... SO 90
Any old subsfibcr renewing and sending
us new name, the above papers to each,
pricc 81 90 for = IN
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"GEN. McGowAN's FATE."-In the Yorkville
correspondence of the Columbia Rcyistcr we find
the following amusing reference to the closing
scene at our last Court, when Judge PRESLEY
with wonderful moJcsty refused to allow the
Abbcvilc Bar to compliment him by their
spokesman; Gen. McGowan. Speaking Of the
close OF Court in York, where Judge Wallace
presided, the correspondent says:
'At the close of The term ono of the members
OF the bar pleasantly remarked, 'Ihat, warned
by Gen, NcGowan's fate, the lips of this bar
were sealed" which caused merry laugh from
both the bench and bar"
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Consignees per Express at Union, s.
26th, 1879.

Hon. w. ii. Wallace, c. F. Brown & @
Irwin, Gibbes & Co, ii NJ Grimball, d p
can, Whitcsides, N W Taylcr, Gibbts H.
Gregory, Thos Conner, S NJ Wood, G II So
Mat Eison, Mrs. II w Shand.
F. III. COUNTS, Ag't
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Now is the time to pick out nice Christmas
or New Years present for your wife or daugh.
Ter, and what would be pretticr, more service
able or more highly appreciated than one of
Mrs Grants beautiful hats. Go and see what
o splendid stock she has got
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Tho Members at their Post.

INC MCmbers at their Post,
All the members of the Legislature from this
County went down on the train on Monday
morning, to be promptly in their seats at the
opening Of the session.
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POSTAL DoTs.-The following CONNIE, cal pa.
pcrs, &c, by recent rulings of the Post Office
Department., are admitted into the mails as
fourth-class matter, that is, at one cent per
ounce in mscaIed envelopes
Printed papers Of legal procedure filled out
in writing, deeds way bills or bills of ading,
bills, invoices, bank notices and the various doc
umcnis of insurance companies.
Anything added to the above in the nature of
personal correspondence subjects it to letter pos
lage. Bills which arc rcccipicd, or have any
credits on them which gives them money val
ue, and statements of account, arc also subject
to letter rates.
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Notice 70 TrcSDasscrs!

4 LL persons hereafter found riding or walk
~ ing, hunting birds any other game upon
my premises, will be prosecuted to the extrem-
ity Of the law made and provided for snch tres
pass. T. NJ. WHITESIDE
Nov. % 4S IL
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$4,000 FIRE.-Wil,hington, N
pa large fire occurred here O
ing, which dest4S5 5e.l Colville Ss,t
mill, Altoffer & Prices sashss
large lot of timber, 325 eaeiu
tine, about 500 barrels of
Alex. Sprunt s. Son, beside
Wharfage. The loss aggfegs
insurance about 100000. AI
only were fully insured. ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

WHAT is THE MATTER Why so pale, so lam
Gnid? Are you sick? Evidently, your liver
is not doing its drey. You cannot live in com.
fort or peace uiNl you arc relieved. Go to the
nearest drug store and buy box Of DIR. Gill
dcrs Liver Pills. few doses will restore you
to perfect heath, and give a rosy tint to your
cheek. Oct - AZ ON
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thatT Will, On the
~ 9th day of January, 1880, apply To- Hon.
ID. Johnson, Jr.. Probate Judge of Union Coun-
tv, for final discharge as Administrator of tho
Estate of Mrs. Rosa F. Turner, deceased
JAS. L. DOUGLASS,
Administrator.
Nov. % AZ a.
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Treatment of Convict Laborers.

Areatment OF convict LaborerS.
The able and reliable Reporter of the Char
lesion Nsms and Courier has been iptcrrogating
the convicts who few weeks agoSyere returned
to the rcnitentiary from the. Greenwood and
Augusta Railroad, and if one.fialf of what they
told him he true il is a disgrace TO the State MOI,
less than to the parties who had charge of the
convicts. 1t is true that tho stat ernents & par-
ties living along tho road- s1ASS ~ sf |0lVdihes
tho horrible statements made by the conyicts,
but there appears to be many corroboratlng
circumstances in ia,cr Of some of the stories
told by the latter that we are led to coincide
with Mr.. Williams the reporter, in the follow
ing:
81 have been given several pieces Of informa-
ton intended to prove that
THE OFFICERS OF THE rENITENrIARY.
failed to do their duty properly in visiting the
convicts, &c. All Of these l have omitted, for
the reason that their neglect or non neglect of
their duty has, so far us | can sce nothing what
ever to do with the management OF the convic,s
here, by those i'll charge Of them. Figures aud
facts, and the unavoidable deductions therefrom
constitute the entire scope and intention of this
report.
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DISSOLUTION,
Improved Cotton Seed.

Improved Cotton Seed.
HAVE about 400 bushels of the Louisina
i Cluster Cotton Seed which will sell at rea-
sonablc price. The Cotton from this seed brought
quarter of II cent more than any cotton offered at
Union last week supply will be found at w.
L. Grahams Grocery store at Union c. II.
J. ID. GRAHAM.
Nov 81 At 2t&
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on ecula.ions.
turc pt Columbia correspondent of
Col iers and COcricr thus spcculates
tEsi"s Ira, N n ant matters that will be acted
80 n,<scnt session Of the Legisla-
reprsssntats L Hat~
STATE are ne, M -9 p. M.-Later
of tho CbAris, ~ o6lbers of the Gem
raj sentiment : 10 ~ o fair prospect
favor oE hdjo,s, pas sea ts-morrow. The
aIthou9h : fsySsS S>,apr - 5 port,on OF the
they style q, has tbut / hsxe seen none
There is .i!tles S~n a yst The gene
ton Of Justices /, 0yesNbslmingly in
probabilities are <v, of De mber,
ly elevated to, IL feprecate what
trouble. Who will,p\ ytblic hnsiness. -
a question to whichSt ent over The elcc-
with any assurance oA me Court. The
rect. A eY will be Quiet
There is vngdeistis ceship Without
question will be brough 8 Associete is
form or by whom is as 81 be given now
liabilities of fight oyei,l.y rssobIy cor
becoming stronger. They,
be bi ought up. " p6osphAts q
1t is probable that an a,iep sir whas
during the present session, " esS,,, Che pro.
ing laws regarding the eollesaG !, ing ARE
re&qlYiepize the present eystsauaI, 'tainiy
SUCCEED ~ kncct i, is fnlPessSsaw n
EQ bfHHS Changes propos&d M Is nndc
Of -thc ofce6f county audi atAGrl,,, list
duties on the treasurer, whf6h s1 se. .nt
an amendment of the Constit0tiep \. \ no
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fk, the sentence Of
IN of Court, passed
mcs, that he "be
for the crime of
ZEN twofnd three
last, Vas execu,
ince Of the prop.
@ber of witnesses,
Jail,
it little. lie con-
BY. thought
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16
CLOTHING WAR
nix BAZ AR!
BY THIS BE 1T UNDERSTOOD
Il HAT We HEREWITH DECLARE WAR AGAINST Ill CLOTHING HOUSES IN EUREKA
i and that re fight to win and for gTyi
In accordance with tbs 4bvs. b it ena@ed hat on tomorrow the next day, and ever
lay hereAtlsv we will sell our immense stock Of
CLOTHING, CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AHD GAPS,
Etc., ETC., ETC.,

Al a sure saving Of Four Dollars o N every Ten Dollars worth of Goods
purchased ron u.s..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16

The Reno Gazette il after a elass OF per-
Sons who never pay their debts. aud It's
statement viii apply equally well 10 other
ninety per cent. Of the citizens OF Reno are
good pay. They only order what they
need and know what they can pay for. and
when the bill is presented, out the
money This ninety per cent. keeps money
in circulation. They never keep a cent as
long As they owe anybody, and with q few
dollars going from one 10 another. large
oun Of debts can be liQuidated. The
other ten per cent. never pay q debt that
they can put off till tomorrow. They live
on the far Of the land. wear good clothes
and never loose an hours sleep. They are
the curse Of business and 8 ruin Of the IN
suspecting. They have caused drunken
ness, misery and suicide. They do more
faultinding than the man who pays for
b be lives on They are lawyers, doctors
and all classes, and we hope each one Of
them viii think we had him in our mind
as We wrote these lines. We have no fault
to find with the unfortunate. If we ask a
man for money and he really has none we
can do nc good by making him feel uncom-
Portable. We do not mean those who are
really destitute or are doing the best they
can, but the III. BIS, who never pay any
body. deserve more than eontempt-they
deserve cinching. They keep money tight
and spoil the pleasure and profits Of the
honorable business men, aud they tempt
one TO follow the example Of Deacon Par
kinson. who says he Is going to publish q
list Of those who don't pay their bills.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16
Peculiar wick.

The Chemical Journal saws that a wick
for lamps is now manufactured entirely OF
glass. by Messrs. youbril and Beck. Of
Hanau. Germany. It is designed chiefly
for use in petroleum and spirit lamps; and.
with an equal amount Of TIE wick turned
up. it gives a much brighter light than cot
ton wick. In the spirit lamp. too it is
found to greatly increase the heat Of the
fame. No sparks are given off by this in
combustible wick. nor does the light fare
In d~raughts to the extent which it does
with s burning wick; hence it makes the
lamp safer. The smoking ID also reduced.
and il is stated that ten per cent. Of oil Is
saved by its use. OF course, the disagree
able task of trimming the lamp Is unn eces-
sary. for being Of glass, the wick does not
consume. but wastes away very slightly
by fusion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. By II
N Board Of County Commissioners Of EEre.
Ia county, Nevsds, that Sealed Proposals VIII
be received BY the said Board. up 10 10 eeioek
NJ. on tne
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16
Notice to Miners

A LARGE LOT OF ORE SACKS All
"A ssering Machinery can be purchaser
cheap Tor cash. BY applying immsaia nssrlss
Mr.. q. II. Mundv. Al Clute's store. =
Hyer. opposite the Consolidated wof caaaytf
Eurcka. October "a. ISIS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16
18th day Of November, 1879,
Furnishing md Constructing Iron
Prison Cells.

And furnishing al the labor and material. ana
putting patd cells ia place IN the Vvnh's /.
balIding Of Enr-ka county. Nevada, si.uh.e ~
the corner u Bat.msu snd Aonre sisasss. "
aud county Of Eureka. Nevada Es1h o. my
celia 70 be seven feet l0ng. ave feet woe, sna
seven feet high, and to be e0nsuletee u ~
material mentioned In. and IN aeevtu1nss w." "a
the plans and specifications aaop.su
spprcysd by the said Board Of County Uonmis'
sion.rs Of Eureka county. Nevada, on the isln
d.y on October, 1879. and now on hle wiz the
Clerk Of said Board. Said plans and specines'
lions are open for inspection. and may Dc sen
AZ the ONCE Of the County Clerk OF EufeAs
rounty. Nevada. Each bid must be fer Per.
forming all the labor, Aad furnishing All W
m~aterial Of every kind ard description, ana
the erection, completion aud putting 10 pla.s
said cells within the Aforesaid JAIL saieas.A
accordance with said plans ana Eptcihesuest
The party whose bid shall be accepted sn.s..
within 1--WE days thereafter. enter into 3 written
contract; to furnish all necessary material ~
labor, and bald. put In place, anu colnPsers
said cells, in accordance with The apose 4
toned plans and specifications. ready 70 ~
occupied By the 10th day Of Decemoef' ,evi
which said plans and specifications snsn y
made q part Of said contract. and snail ~
furnish the county Of Eureka. Neysaa. : 10Y
and sufactarf bond In the sum OF ave Thousand
dollkrs. - be approved by the aforesaid posas
Of CrEnty Commissioners Of Eureka eouhs'
Nevada. conditioned TO tbs faithful perform.
anee Of the contract and the completion o. ,hs
seid cells, reRdy for acceptance by the 2o'h aa'
Of December. 1879.
Said contract shall 10 let TO the lowest TO
spensihls b.dder -.
The payment will be msde on the eompieuoA
and acceptance Of tie work.
The Board Of County commissioner reserve
the risht 10 re3ec, Any and all bids. -
Sealed proposals will be opened ana exsm'
ined BY said Board on the iTth day OF SeYs'A'
Der. A. ID. 1879. at 10 O'Clock A. N. =,
~ witness my hand and the sesi =,
/1v +. \said Board Of County connaissionesss
sI bf Eureka county. Nevada, this io'a
wv day Cf October. isT9.
T.. X. DODGE.
Clerk Board of County Commissioners OF I"'
reka county. Nevada.
By T.. NJ. Ball, Deputy Clerk. aas
Eureka. October Is, lsIs. oei0-'e.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16
Delinquent Sale Notice.

II K CONSOLIDATED MINING CoMpA-
IN ny. Location d principal place Of ousi.
ness, san Francisco. California. Location u
works. Eureka Mining District. Eureka County.
Nevada.
Notice There Are delinquent upon ths fol.
loving described stock. ON account Of assess
nent mo. Vi levied on the third t9dl day Of 0c-
totsr. 1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names VI tie respective SHAREHOLDERS, as fol-
lows.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16

I EGAL BLANRs, or AL DE
s~eriPnons. printed 70 order u The SEN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16
Notice to Creditors.

TN THE MATTER or rHE STATE OF :,
q. Robinson, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y hessvpps nv
given by the naaersie nsd, sdminisifa'of = =
estate Of \. q. Robinson. deceased, 70 ,hsssas
liSts ~. and ell persons hsyias claims shsm,
iae estate ~ said dsaesssa, TO ssbitii ''s"..
with sEa asessssry venahsrs. ~itn,h go
meatAs after tbs frst publication ei - ir
lice. 50 the ssid samsa,strsios, ~ ~ SSsxsas'
JlNrs W. SMITH.
administrator Of the estate o. ; , h0''
aecfs23As noaaw
Eureka, Sev, November 4. fsts'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16

Can now be purchased right at home. It fs the
most successful preparation ever introduced to
our people. 1t works like . charm in ali cases
OF Consumption, Pneumonia. Hemorrhsge,
Asthma. severe Coughs. Group and ali other
Throat and Lung diseases. No person has ever
used this medicine without getting immediate
relief. yet there are q great many poor. suffer
Ing. skepfical persons going shout our streets
with . suspicious cough. and the voice Of cou.
sumption coming from their lungs. who will
not try IT. II you die. 1t il your own fault. ~
you can 60 TO your druegisf and get . Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it: three doses Will
relieve any case. Regular size only 70 esnss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16

Ihs best chance 10 buy Dry Goods Al tbs
present time - now offered by ELIAS 4 BRO.
rent door 70 ths White Pine Banh. A great re-
The keess. safs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-16
Dissolution Notice.

TSHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
u sxtsttns between Luther Clark and Max
0berfelder. under the firm name Of Luther
Clark 4 Co.. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Luther Clark continuing the
business Of the Palace saloon.
MAX OBERFELDER,
IUTHEr CLARK
Eureka. Nevads. October II. 1879. oclstf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-31
Losing Her Life for Her Chlld.

no" mo ~ RAJ" f''''f-ff'''
DIES MONIES. May 2i-Early this morning, ii.
J. skinner, secretary of the Aurlcuu Emsrant com.
Tnuy, uh ~, su. youth were fNlug cis'crn pump.
ami litti the ~ the cstCru about ten inches
square. Into hr opening an Fdoltod daughter babe,
niece ot Mrs skinner. fell fAr mother terrorIed by
eight feet drn and Was kept bHrk D. hrr husband hut
while Dee went o. arm 10 the n,shnrs hs leaf I'd
Ing out OF me water Adjusting r'p" about the necA Of
the babe. which was drawn aut Hrd rr'uscltucd win
one arm aN 90 rope the boy trastd his mothe float
Ing han AMI drew ne, 90 TIC surface She exclaimed
e. have saved her Tile ruD lowered A. ain and u
elipnoo'c fastened ON Ia. arm disabling u from support
Ing his mother, and becoming exhausted hc was forced
~ let 10 OF her aud hc drawn out and two lives
were saved. young man an expert in water plunged
In. recovered tire woman, amt adjusted ruIc about her
and sltc NAsdrayu out. but lie gone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-31

Mr.. Harry Is. KEEPER OF this city was in the
Washington Hotel Hage rstown. ~ The umc Of the hrc
le had In the third story and At ahuut2 O'Clock
4. he was awakened by the hr' lie got out The WIN
doWs and sld down 10 the balcony root, eight,cn hct
from The ground hut The halcoly Was so crowded with
pauicky W olo that he could not get turn 10 crawl
down tic pillars. and he luppcd the eighteen icet to
the Garth "scnplng without injury. His baggage was
destroyed Mr. keeper describes the situation ~ having
been AWFUL In It's excitement six men m tho fourth
story appeared Al tie windows calling Tor aid, which Il
was uiu.siby To sNr them nnaiN tour Of them iumI'd
--one ai his buck broken man threw little gir out
Of thiri story wiuow and. though she 10 bruised and
hurt Otherwise, she N recovering
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Roust furnisblna.

A Shf dif NhHb R ESS Ek s EruEjf Ks Sr FGG
IN The city. stock can be seen aud eNanncd at ;ot
EIGHTH AVENUE. near 18th It, and EAST SIDE
WAREROOMS. 3S6 THIRD AVENUE. second door below
2sth st. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
sVL. nAUMANN.-IMME NsE REDUC-
"A TlONS in FURNITURE carpets, and bedding. Weekly
and monthly instalmens The largest establishment Of
It's Kind In the city an and SLASH aV corner 3dth st.
DAUMANN BROs.' NEW STORE, ~ West
ID lIth Tall and examine the largest stock OF frni
sAl eArpetsn New York, weekly and monthly pay
melds, prices the lowest
EUKNITUHE, carpets bedding, Ac.; weekly or
monthly payments O'FAkRELLS furniture ware.
house, 267 bOwory.
INN ESsE REDUCTION in prices OF furniture
carpets bedding stoves. 4c., Tor cash or weekly or
monthly payments,