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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-23
Personal.

fcrS0nat.
We were pleased to meet Last Wednesday
our able and sacrprising eolal erer, Col. T. Z.
Farrow, Of the SrartanburG HcrnM The Col.
looks as young and handsome as ever, and says
the Herald is booming, Notwithstanding tn C
high price OF paper.
r. {. Eantin, the corpulcnt and jolly repre-
sentative Of \. :. Browns Shoe House, at
Charleston, is in town. looking as if NC didn't
care continental whether hides and lcathc or
went wp 10 ncr cent or not, as he itrrlcd to
keep shoes below every other article of clothing
all the time. He threatened to cane us hu, we
limpci III smiling at The joke.
Wcrc.,rct that Nr W II. Wallace, the junior
Editor Of the Ncwh"rry HrGM did not lhiuk
enough of us to give the Times call. " c
;ric to catch him while he wls i'll town, hut
he is too much like the Iri,hman's flea for
an crliuory man - ,.ir,r
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-23

Pa After the few cool days of last week the
weather became mild and Spring-like again
We are now having most delightful weather, and
the buds on the trees are beginning to swell
English Peas arc coming up in many gardens
and some arc even talking about planting cotton.
We think that would be dangerous experiment.
We have nearly three months to go through be-
fore the danger Of severe cold weather can be
considered as passed.
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Apple Blooms on Christmas Day.

On Christmas day last Mr.. Mclaughlin, living
near ColeraiHc Postottice in this County, had an
apple tree in bloom. lie picked branch intend
ing to bring it to us to prove. his remarkable
story, but forgot it when he started from home,
and although he gave it to other parties to de-
liver to us it has not got here yet. Our yencra-
bic friend, II NJ. Robinson, however, cerrobo-
rates Ncs statement, and says he never saw or
heard of such thing before i'll this part of the
country.
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Buckwhcat Cakes and Sausages.

y breakfast fit to set before the gods Mrs.
Grant, in the generosity of her heart, sent us
the SauSagcs, and it was no pinched'up send
either, but whole dish full, enough for call
hands and the cook" That's the kind of q
ncighbor Mrs. Grant is. The buckwheat came
from McCrory Il Hills Store AMI is as good as
we ever eat. They arc all gone. but the taste Of
that breakfast remains with us still.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-23
A Sad Fire.

A Sad Fire.
On Sunday morning last the dwelling of Mrs.
Craig, on Mr.. Vim. Lawson's farm, near Cc
dar Bluff, with all its contents except q
few pounds of meat, was destroyed by fire. -
Mrs Craig had left the house very short time
before to accompany friend n short distance
on her way hone, and ON her return found all
she had on earth destroyed. We are glad to
learn that the humane people of the neighbor-
hood promptly rendered her material assistance.
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Longs Chemicals.

Longs Chemicals.
These Chemicals, for composing with stable
manure and cotton seed, arc coming into general
~" "."nIs a.. r.....S.s, ro,. ,he rovor,n
made to us, by those who have uscl them, they
have certainly proved very cheap and effective
turers is certainly great incentive isr amy one
to give them thorough trial. Call at Gibbcs
4 Cos. store anl see that prcmiumit is valued
at $50
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Meat Smelling,

Meat Spelling.
The Nc~terry Ucrad of last week informs us
that tho warm weather has caused II great deal
of meat to spoil in that county. The same bad
news canes to US from many persons in this
county. On examining some hams q few days
ago, we Thought they wcreall safe, but the wealth
CT continuing warm orr better half" concluded
to bone them, and ON breaking the bone of one
she discovered that the marrow badly tain
ted The meat smct sweet, so after taking out
the bone she packed the meat in charcoal, which
we think will save il.
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Mules in Demand.

Mules in Demand
Our friend Roberts feels as happy as ga clam
at high tide and wears continual smile on his
face. lie hns sold out all his hogs and nearly
day. If thci ic's betterfecing man than Roberts
in Union County, we would like to see him
como aud subscribe for the Tmcs-that's all.
Now, Roberts, after such good trade can't
you come down a fifty or SO Oh that fancy iron
grey?
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psa-. We received II funcral notice few day s
ago informing us of the death of Mr.. Thos. G..
Duggins, ut his residence in the town Of Mar
shall, Missouri, in the 70lh year of his age
Mr.. Duggins was the father of Mrs. A. p. IL.
Walker. who resided here one year after her
marriage
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Mr.. Henry Tubanks.

We see that this accomplished gentleman and
interesting correspondent has severed his con
neciion with the Columbia Register and taken a
position as travelling Agent AMI correspondent
of the Charleston Ncws and COHrier. There are
but few more highly educated gentlemen in the
South than Mr.. Eubaqks and he is one Of the
most interchangeable Agents we ever knew. May
the new connection prove profitable and pleasant
to both parties.
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The Chester Reporter.

This valuable exchange came to us last week
much enlarged and otherwise Improved in ap-
pcarance. VIXEN we consider the great increase
Of expense in all departments of n newspaper
Office, this is gratifying evidence of the pros
pcrity of one Of the best county papers in the
State, and we offer our congratulations to neigh
tor Buchanan, with the hope that his prosperity
may continue TO good old age.
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Hot Supper at Jonesville.

The Ladies' of the Methodist Church at Jones'
vile request us to state that they will give Hot
supper for the benefit Of the Church on the night
Of Wednesday the 2Sth inst, TO which they in.
vite the public ..including the Editor" Thank
you, Ladies, but "big suppcrs" don't agree with
our worn-out constitution-Lut we go it heavy
OH big dinners, when we can get them,
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re4v We were glad to sec the gen ial face Of
our young friend, MIR. James Maxwell, on our
streets last Monday. lie is representing, in
connection with MIR. c. ID. Farrar, the celebrated
Grocery House of Austin, Nichols & Co. of New
York, and we can safely say that two better men
never represented better or more reliable
wholesale House.
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Strawberries in January.


Our friend b. +. Crawford lald upon our ta-
bic last Friday the 10th of January two fine
riPo a.'"'I"-"'"o. Wicked that morning from his
strawberry patch in the garden. Doc. ....y n"n
in this region remember OF seeing or even hear
ing Of picking ripe Strawberries, grown in the
ePsn air, At this time Of year before? IF they
have let us knew, if not friend Crawford takes
the Gule.
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A Union Invention.

Messrs. G. q. and \. G. Davis have just Oh
tanned patent for 4 Cotton Scrapcr AMI Thin
ner, which they claim will save an immense
amount Of labor in cu,ivating Cotton. They
Salesday
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Ds4- Two coored boys, aged II and l5 years,
got into difficulty OH the street last Monday,
when the youngest cut the older boy in the knee
with n knife. The case was taken before Trial
Justice Wallace, who, after reprimanding the
prisoner and sentencing him to pay the costs,
bide him depart and cut no more.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-23
Popular Fertilizers.
a. f. WILLIAMS,

MccsrS. Farr & Co., this week offer to the
farmers of Union number Of the most popular
brands of Fertilizers and upon the most advan-
tagcouS terms. Some of the brands they offer
are recognized as standard fertilizers and main
tain n descrvcdiy high reputation for honesty of
manufacture and, as consequence, profitable
results. See their advertisement.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-23

TuE LNNpS SOLD roE DIEEr TAXES.-Thc
House judiciary committee, to-day. agreed 10 re
port fvoraby to the House, without amcnd-
mcnt, the bill intrluccd by Representative Hum
ton for the relief of owners anl purchasers of
lands sold for direct taxes in the insurrcction-
airy States.
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!IrHG Ev MtsEEn PARTY. Y.-Richmonl, Va,
January l9.--Arthur Jordan, married negro,
who had Induced n respectable white girl.
daughter o: Nathan Aracr, to clnpc with him
but had been caught and lodged in the county
Jail At Warrcnton, was this morning taken from
Jail by maskc party and hanged OH a tree in
n ncuhborinr cemetery
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GENERAL PonTER'S CAsE.--Washington, Janu-
ary 1.-THE House Committee on Military At
fairs nj IL meeting to-day agreed upon their re-
port to accompany Representative Bragg's bilr
for the restoration of General Fitz John Porter
II provides for his restoration to the service
with the rank of Colonel and awards him S75.
0)o in lieu Of all haclIpay to which he may have
lccn entitled.
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$3.50 Lost.

$3.50 Lost.
Mr.. Adam Little, q farmer living about six
miles above this town, had the misfortune, on
Monday last, to lose from his pocket one hun
dred and eighty dollars, while walking on Main
al
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-23

INCREASE OF CRIME IN AnBEvILLE.--Thc Grim
innl docket ut the coming session of the court
will be heavy. a large number of prisoners
have recently been arrested and committed for
trial for variety of offences. There are Mt
present fifteen prisoners in Jail, a large portion
of whom have hccn committed on capital char
gcs. There has been n very alarming increase
Of crime during the last three or four months.
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THE IIuRRcASE SHOALS FACToRY.-Thc Spar
tanburg UcraM of the l4th says: II is gr"tify-
ing to know that Mr. Converse has succeeded III
raising over 800 600 for the proposed mill al
Hurricane Shoals. We venture To say that new
CT before in South Carolina has large II sum
been raised Ivy individual subscription in so short
n time. The first name was signed TO the SUBJ
scription paper on Monday morning, and before
Saturday night tniS amount had been sub scrbcd
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Ccnsigacoa per Express at Ur;on, s. c., Jan.
2lst, 1880.

JAS Munro, Harris Bros, Sarrah u. Wright,
v. =. Thomson, j. T. Acock j. IL. Eodgcr,
=. :. l.. hndcr, John ". Mcbride.
+. II. COUNTS, Ag't.
LrrG Is pLrAsiHE-- Only when We arc in
t'!" cuj ymcnt Of all orr fl, ,ulics aTR in perfect
h"gl'h T'is can cm'y Lc when al the imror-
tn!i organs Of the body are portormimG their
functions properly. The Liver is more liable TO
get ont OF "ri"r ihnm any other organ, and pro-
duccs more unpleasant effects. desc Of Dr.
elders Liver Pill occasionally, Will keep it all
right or SCI it right if it las gone wr"ag. Sold
~ ELI DRUGGISTS. Dee. - - I'm
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Notice.

Notice.
All parties wishing to purchase Pianos, Or
gans or anything in the Music line; or having
an old instrument to exchange or to tune and
repair will find ii to their interest TO call on or
address
a. f. WILLIAMS,
OF the Grcenvilc Music House at the Union
Hotel for q few days.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-23

WOMEN VOTEEs.-Mr. Ferry, Scna' or from
Michigan, on the 18th. introduced joint rcso-
luton proposing an amendment In the Federal
constitution that suffrage shall not he restricted
on account of sex any other reason that does
not apply to all citizens of the United States,
which referred to the judiciary Committee.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-23

A CoTToN EXCmANGE IN GREENvILLE-Thc
Merchants and Cotton Exchange organi zcd
on Monday last with the following officers ::
Col. Wm. Bcaic president. Board of Dircc-
tors-Col. |. +. Hunt j. G. Smith, Henry Briggs.
A. s. Duncan, Theron Earle. G.. L. Yutcs, sc:-
rctary and trcasurer.-Ntws.
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Bsa4- On our outside wilhbe found some iAr
portant laws passed by M last Legislature,
with interesting news items
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List of Lotters

LIST OF LOtterS
Remaining in the PoStoiiicc, at Union, S. G.
for the week ending Jan. l2th, 1880.
Cocy Mark jew, James
Horn, Junior Rice, President
Jctcr, f., (3) Saldc, Rev.;
Held for Postage, Montomgcry Mamie, !.
JAS. II. GOSS, p. NJ.
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The Phoenix Iron Works.

Our enterprising Tcutonic friend, Mr. G.
Diercks, of Columbia, paid our sauctum n visit
last Tuesday, aud like an honest maf paid his
printers bill. Mr.. Dercks is now the owner Of
the Phoenix Iron Works at the Capital and is
travelling in the interest of that business. We
can honestly recommend him to the people Of
this section as hgh-toncd, honorable gentle
man, and all who want Steam Engines, Water
and Steam Powers, Saw and Grist Mills, Iron
columns for Store Fronts, Iron Railings, or any
thing else made of iron, cannot do better than
by sending their orders to him. But if you
don't want anything in that line he can supply
you with all kinds Of Jcwclry, at the very low
est prices and warranted to be just as rcprc en-
ted, or he will send you Groceries, Wines, Lii
quors and any other article in that line.
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MURDERED BY a TRAMr.-Aycrs, Mass, JAM
uary lS.--Maria l.. Crew, the wife of n farmer
living near here, was brntaliy murdered ycstcr-
day. The murderer is supposed to be tramp
seen in the same day.
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Colonel William Wallace Of Columbia, ar
rounccs that he will be candidate for Congress
from The Third District, at the next election.
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Am L,rn N~,-~"s.~ T,xrs Tho question OF
thc liability of the Airline Railroad to taxation
has been subject of litigation or.scvcral years.
In 1877 the road was sold TO its present owners,
the former company having paid no taxes upoa it,
on tho ground that the road was not liable to
taxation. This question was tcstel IL the courts
and decided against the company while tho road
was in the hands Of n receiver. The present
Company has heretofore declined to pay tho tax
cs which accrued prior to their purchase of
tho read, but were willing to pay the taxes prop
erly chargcable to them AT the recent session
Of the Legislature an act vas passed authorizing
tax officers to receive the taxes for 1877 and
1878 from the present management Of the road
free of cost and penalties, and leave the taxes
which accrued previous to 1877 as Il charge
against the former company. Under these cir
cumstanccs, Gen. Forcacrc, the general manager
Of the road. has paid the taxes in the several
counties of this State having visited Yorkvillc
last week for the purpose Of paying the taxes
due to tho County of York Iorkrlic E"q"irer.
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Tice's Weather Almanac.

The annual issue Of Prof. Tees " UcaLhcr
Forecasts and 1mericm 1kmdnac for 1880" is
out and we learn that the first elition Of over
20, 600 copies was called for within eight days
of its publication. and second larger one put
TO press. 1t IL fuller and more specific in its
weather representations for 1880 than formerly,
and variety Of subjects of interest, such rs
plaques and the astronomical relations thereto,
heat and sups;rokcs, cyclones facts for forctcll.
ins the weather, etc, are discussed. \ copy can
he obtained ny enclosing 20 cents to Thompson,
Tics & Lillingston st. Louis, Mo.
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STATE GRANGE.-Pomara. Ncwhcrry Co., s.
c., January IL, lSS0.-The Rates of Passage fixed
by the Railroads for those who desire to visit
Charleston during the meeting of the State
Grange February Sd, 1880, are as follows:
G. s {. r. H., &c. per mile, counting both
ways.
G. c. & a. II. r., &c per mile for Round Trip.
y. G. Il. r., Sc. per mile for Round Trip.
s. U. & c. II. r., one full fare for Round Trip.
N. T.. X. r., one full fare for Round Trip.
The w. G. & a., and Cheraw & Darlington
Railroads will, no doubt, sell round trip tickets
at reduced rates.
Tickets to be on sale from February md to
the eth, and good until the 9th.
Arrangements for board have been made for
Patrons, with Pavilion Hotel, at 500 per day;
Wavcry House, at 81 30 per day
Tnos. W. HOLLOWAY.
Secretary.
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TUE FENCE LAW IN L>URENs.-Dr. W. A.
Shand and Mr.. 4. Y. Thompson two of the most
successful farmers in Laurens county, inform
us hat the Stock Law works like n charm in
that county. Everybody is satisfied with it
tenants, laborcrs, landowners, and ALL even
those who own neither land nor cattle. These
gentlemen say that neither they nor their ten
ants would be without 1t for any consideration.
This is tho universal sentiment in all those coun-
tics where the law is of force S)of'nbuy
TcryIH
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a RABBIT llTNT ~ LITRENS-r ruinhliny
Shoals, January l3.-Mondny being wet and
drzzly day and net suitable Tor farm work was
n holiday with the Llack boys. saw eight or
ten pass this evening with few dogs and single
barrel shot guns soon The Hills If kcriy River
were rcvcrhcraiin? wih their yclls anl 'mch
IL noise you cld"m hear Here hc goes seize
him head him catch him The crowd re-
iurEcl before night with mry.tw rabbits
swTnp ON sticks over th,r shoulders. \ goo.l
day work, Win heap 30 it'n ':l ,:hhi'-l II"
in the future.
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The New Factory ORGANi1Ep.-At Meeting
OF the Stockholders Of the new Cotton Factory
on last Monday the Company was organized by
the election of the following Directors:
ID. f.. Converse, Maj. James Anderson, \. II.
Twichcl, Jno. B. Cleveland, Esq, Jas. Bcges.
Col. JOS Walker, J. A. Foster, b. Z. Judd, W.
X. Blake, and L. A. Mills.
At Meeting Of the Directors Immediately af-
terwards the following officers were elected:
ID. ID. Converse, President Maj. James An
derson, Nice- President; and \. II. Twichcll.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The name adopted by the Directors was the
"Clifton Manufacturing Company"
The work Of erecting the buildings, &c. is to
be begun ut ence, and it is hoped that the facto-
ry will be in operation 10y next fall. SO much
for the enterprise of Spartanburg. Yartanbmy
Usraid.
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Cir TO WoFFonD CnLLEGE.-Profcssor
David Duncan has given his classical library to
Wexford College, and this is no ordinary gift
For many years lie has been accumulating this
until il numbers nearly 1900 volumes. Many
of the books are rare, and there is one Of the
lambsr that cost over Il hundred dollars. Tic
lcarHcS classical scholar, Dr.. Toy, said this was
the finest classical library lie had ever seen in
The possession of u private individual, AMI no
Lad seen many in Europc and America. 1t is
difiicslt to estimate tac value Of This gft il mon
cy, but it is perhaps between five and eight
thousand dollars. The Professor has the hearty
thanks Of every friend Of the College for this val.
liable gift. Caroii0a SparlaR.
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Atw advertise

> . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Shefi&'s Sale.
3. I. Backner 4 o., 10 Liq., ". John
Robipson. ---.-
Parish Court, Parish Of Nstebitochee.
No le69. -. -
OY virtue Of . writ Of Fl. Fa, iseaed
ID in tho above entitled and number.
ed suit and to mo directed, have seised
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder ut the door Of the. Cont
aOasp in the city aud Parish Of Natchi-
toches, On
Saturday. 18th day Of July. 1880.
At II A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit;
The undivided one.half interest 10 and
to . certain tract If land, with oil the
buildings and improvements thsreoo,
situated in tho Parish Of Natchitoches.
State of Louisiana, in section 9, town
ship 10, range 8, containing 80 acres.
being part Of tho tract Of land acquired
by John Robinson and Isasc Revels, IN
indivision Ut succession Sale Of Manette
lontenot, on tho And day Of December
1871. and designated % lots ], 2, !, 1,
and 6, on map of lands fled in said Sue
cession.
Terms Of Gale:
Cash subject to appraisement.
SANL. P. RAINES,
June s. Sheriff.
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Sheriff. Sale,

Sheriff. Sale.
L. Caspari, Liq., VI. Mn. Celins Chaler.
District Court, Parish Of Natchitoches'
No. $50.
DY virtue . writ Of seisure and ssle
D issued 10. tho above entitled and mum.
bersd suit and to mo directed, I have
selsed and will offer for sale to tho last
and highest bidder ct the. door Of the
Court House in tho city and parish Of
Nstchitoches, on
Saturday. tho 18th day Of July, 1850,
ct II A. n, tho following described
property, to.wit:
The undivided one.half interest In
and to . certain plantation, situated IN
the parish Of Natohitoches, on both
sides Of Cane River, containing about
four hundred and twenty-five srpents,
more or less, together with Oh the build.
inss and improvements thereon, and be.
inR tho same known - tho Oscar Chaler
plantation, and upon which tho mortga.
Ree at present resides, 0aid plantation ID
bounded above on both aides Of said
river BY lands belonging to Tsrencs
Chalef.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-subiect to appraisement.
6ANT. P. RAlNED,
Juue6. Sheriff,
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SHERIFF. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
District Oourt-PariDh Of NatChito.
che0.
DY VIRTUE Of On order ftom the Hon.
ID 18th District Court bearing date
Nay q, 1850, and 10 no directed, ] will
o6Sr for sale to tho last and highest bid
Saturday. tho 18th day Of June. 1850.
q tho door Of tho Court House in the
Pasish q Natchitochsa the following
described judGments belonging to tho
snoooooioa of +. E. Barke. deceased.
Nine jsdgnsats agsinst The Pssish q
Natehitoe6es, dste1 July 9, 1877, and
n1nbered l0i7, 1919, TIA, ll33, 1873,
1850, ll3l, ll32 and llSS.
Terms Of sale-CaSh.
SAN'L. P. RANES.
Juno6.tds. Sheriff.
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We append . few prices: ~ r.
THE AMERICAN CHINA Dnfrrn
BREAKFAST AND TEA aETH ~
ptising 100 pieces, for 1ls.
A REAL FRENCH CHINA Dnnua
SET, lis pieces, for 90.
ENGLISH STONE CHINA. b liilla
GETS, IA pieces, for 1la. n rs
ENGLISH STONE CHINA CHAl1I1ha
SETS, comprising 10 pisoeu, lbe 9 *
DECORATED CHAMBER lEya gvnA
different colored bands, 10 Dioea ~
u 81. tjs:[.4 - asr z -
GLASS G0BLETs, ho1 60 esat, I, 4
pee dozen.
Particular attention given b ystil.
ties and specislties peetainins q IN
use.farntshing Depaztnnt, O.
promptly sttended TO-.
Cab and examine bsfors purehaSlAk, ]
". c. SHEPPARD : Cl
April q, 16e0.-l2m. -,