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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-12-14
From Our Gaffney Correspondent.
GAFFNEY City. Dec. 10. ]

GAFFNEY CITY, Dec. TO- 1888
EDITOR TINES The license party carried the
day at Blacks last week and they are rejoicing
over it, too,-at least heard one talking like
he was awfully glad of it.
Your correspondent saw Mr.. Jake Ross form
erly of this place, but attsrly of Blacks, who
is leading whiskey man there, and | heard
him soy that he had been down in Union County,
at Santuc and several other places, and that he
had engaged a great deal of whiskey for future
delivery. He also said he would bet something
that he would sell $500 worth of corn whiskey
on Christmas eve day, to say nothing of other
brands. The people here and bereabouts buy
heavily NJ Blacks, and the truth is have seen
more drunkenness here during the last two or
there weeks than l have seen in a long time
before.
On the 9th inst, the Trustees of Cooper Lime
stone Institute sold about 20 lots at Limestone
Springs, ranging in size from one to eight acres,
at from $50 to $500 per acre. The lots we're
bought by persons Of this and surrounding
counties, who will build uron them and then
move here to educate their children Limestone
is growing and will continue to grow, and it is
thought that in few years thisiplacc and Lime.
stone will be merged into one city, unless there
is n "dead line drawn be,vecn us.
There have been several arrests made belo W
here during last week, by U. s. Marshals and
others. One was John Westly Littcjohn, q col
ored democrat, who, it will be remember ed by
many persons in the uperpart Of Union County,
several years ago was handled roughly by men
of his own color on account of his politics. He
is said TO be quiet, inofensive man, u good
and true democrat, and it is more tlan probable
that when he is tried it will be found that
the cause of his arrest is q groundless one. The
cause of all the arrests said to be the crime
of selling whskey.
The cotton market to-day, rs reported by Mr..
A. N. Wood, was, for strict good middling 81;
good middling % Middling %; low middling.
JEHU
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Bargains in Blankets at
J.C. HUNTER & Co $.

HELD FOR ADMINISTRATIONS, December s.
Mrs. Martha Guuthrop AMI her daughter
Matte, young lady about grown, were commit
ted to Jail here yesterday charge of infanti-
eide. The Gunthorps have been living in the
Town of Central for some time. They moved
from there about the LIST instant and Mr.. &. II.
Afford moved into the house previously occupied
by them. On the evening ofthe 4th Mr.. Affords
wife and servant were cleaning up about the
yard and found dead infant buried just uuder
the surface of the earth behird the chicken
house. An inquest was held over the dead body
by Trial Justice Johnston, and the physicians
who Ta ade the post morfem examination testify
that the skull Of the child WAS fractured, and
that in their judgment The child on &c breathed:
The Gunthorps considered very good
6, willy, 49, F~.t-- sc tho yn""s lady holding n
good position bridge contractor on the Air
Line Railroad, but the testimony taken at the
inquest makes out pretty strong circumstantial
case against them.-News and Courier.
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CONGRESSIONAL ITEMs-Washington Decem-
ber 10 senator Butler of South Carolina, to-
day introduced resolution providing clerks for
Senator'S. except the chairmen of standing and
joint committees. 1t is proposed to pay these
clerks. who to act as private secretaries, one
thousand dollars each per annum out of the
contingent fund Of the Senate.
Frequent attempts have heretofore been made
TO secure the passage ola measure Of this char
acter, but without success. 1t urged by those
favorable to the measure that on account of the
accumulation of business these private secreta.
ries have become absolutely necessary.
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Carpets at auction at VIRGINIA STORE.

HORRIBLE TRADE IN HUMAN LIrE.-Boston,
December. 10, Relative TO Graveyard" insur-
anoe recently alleged to have been prsctioed at
Fall River, special dispatch from that city
claims that there has been COLLISION bet wesn the
MEDICAL examiners, agents and others for tro
past two years, Broken down drunkards, con-
snmpiiyes and unhealthy persons have been in
sured for sums ranging from 81 900 to So, 600
and physicians, agents and others would hold the
policies till the death Of tho insured, and then
pocket the insurance I or they would sell tho
policies to rum sellers who would give their VIC
Tins enough rum to hasten their death and then
collect the insurance,
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Dry goods, Clothing. Boots and Shoes, at
auction at VIRGINIA STORE

. HARD TINES FOR THE COLORED PEOPLE.-The
Bennetsvihe Sun says: This will be the hard
est winter of any since the war for the colored
laborers of the country. Already they are row.
ing from place to place begging for work. There
is ut present little work to do. The crops are
all gathered. the small grain crops planted, con-
sequently the coming winter presents q gloomy
appearance to those whose daily bread depends
entirely upon their daily work. AS usual. the
colored people have laid away nothing for the
winter season. Their cotton picking money was
oil spent as fast as made. apparently without q
thought Of the dull season which must Of neces-
sity follow the short crops of this year.
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OBITUARY.

Died, at her residence in Union County, s.
c., Dec. l, 1888, Mrs Cassie b. Hawkins, in
the list year of her age. She was the widow
ofthe late Nathan Hawkins Of precious memory.
and for forty years Jealous member Of the
Baptist Church.
The subject Of this memegto was the mother
ofkeleveu children, six Of whom preceded her
to the grave. May the remaining five follow in
the footsteps Of their now sainted parents, and
when called to pass ovor the "River Of Death"
be prepared to meet with loved ones who have
gone before,
GAS thou art sleeping In the grave,
Thy spirit with the meek
We cherish oil the tender love
That onoe thy lips did speak"
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All 60 to the VIRGINIA STORE.
The Celebrated Weston Combination,

Consisting Of Frank Weston and the comicaI
Liliputian Family, will entertain our citizens on
Monday night next. at Nicholsons hall. The
Lexington, Is. CO. Dispatch, speaking of the en-
tertainment says:
Frank Weston and the comicnl Lliputian
Family gave performances here Monday and
Tuesday evenings, pronounced by all who at
tended to b. the most entertaining of any that
lave ever been in this place. Ills two perform
ances here were delightful entertainments to his
audiences. We advise all who wish to enjoy two
hours of continuous laughter to be present"
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en- The number Of new railroad projects, TO be built
with Northern capital in this State is somewhat
able, at this particular time But it is equally rcmarka-
ble that each project is based upon the railroad commits
sion being throttlcd" Judgingfrom what have read
lately is astonishing how many railroads there would
be built and the of Northcan capital
there is anxious to down South build them, T.
only that railroad regulating machnc-thc railroad
misson-was ordered by the legislature stand aside
If something not donc 1t is very evident that all
munication between South Carolina and the outside
world Will have to be on bycices. 1t is awful to think
about
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

Ihe State OF South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Probate.
BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., ESQ.,, Probate
Judge for Union County.
" HEREAS, W. S. G, egory hath made suit
w to me to grant him letters of administra.
ton upon the estate and effects Of john p. Nc
Cracken, deceased
These are, therefore to cite and admonish al
and singular the Kindred and creditors of the
SAID JOHN p. McCRAOKEN, deceased, that they
be and appear before me in the Court Of Probate,
ito be held at Union, C. H.. on the 3lst day of
'December next, after publication hereof, at l
o'clock a. m, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 18th day of
December, Ammo D6mini. 1883, and in the
lOSth year of American Independence.
DAVID JOHNSON. JR.,
Judge Of Probate.
Decl4 so "
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N9- The work Of the Legislature, far, has been
mainly confined to preparing work. The bill to abolish
the Lien law to take effect the LIST of January 1885,
was passed in the House last Tuesday by of &C to
a.
Our young friend Mr.. Culp faced the music like
aud voted against the BILL but We do not find IT, names
of McKssick or Minter voting either side. The
divorce bill has, very properly, been defeated;
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DESTRUCTION OF WILLIAMTsoN, N. G C-Raleigh
December IA Special to the Nsrs and Obser
says: The town of Williamson, Martin
County, is in ashes. the entire business portion
of the town having burned last night. There is
come insurance, but it is not known how much
The steamer Commerce. lying at the wharf. was
also burned. with 200 bales of cotton on board.
The steamer and cargo are both fully insured.
Both fires are supposed to be of incendiary
origin
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SWIFT JUSTICE AT BIRMINGHAm, ALABAMA
Birmingham. Ala, December 1.-THE trial of
Westley Posey, the negro charged with having
committed an assault upon little daughter of
John A Boyle, was commenced at 9 o cl ock this
morning. The case was given to the jury at s p.
NJ, and at o'clock verdict Of guilty was rem
derel and the penalty fixed as death. Sentence
will be pronounced upon the prisoner tomorrow
morning.
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LYXcHiHG IN Vicksburg, Decem-
her 10 A special from Clinton says Albert
Thomas colorcd was arrested here yesterday by
posse of citizens for m assault upon the little
DAUGHTER of B. +. Linpon, II prominent citizen
of Kinds County. While conveying him hnck to
the neighhorhood Of the crime he attempted 10
scaUc and was rdJlcd with bullets.
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Who Paid it!

About two weeks ago gentleman paid us his
subscription, in front of the Postotfce, and we
have discovered since that we credited another
party with the amount Will the gentleman
who paid us please call on us, rs we have for
gotten his name aud wish to give the proper
credit.
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SHOT IN THE FAoE.-Newberry, December A.
Mr.. George Mills was accidentally shot in the
face yest> rdny morning by Mr.. Joe werts. L:
seems Mr.. Werts was shooting at rats and as he
fired MIR. Mills put his face to q crack in the
house, and the shot took effect in his face, put
ting out one eye.
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have q few of the justly celebrated light
running Domestic Sewing Machines-the best in
the wurid-that will be sold cheap. These ma
chimes arc guaranteed for ycar", and any per-
son buying n machine from me can return it
after months trial, if it does not give entire
satisfaction, and get back the money they paid
for it. ID. &. FLYNN.
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AS We Predicted.

Last week stated that esteemed Intendant Maj
J. B. Stecdman had gone North, very important
mission, and pleased this week that he
has gained the cause" and is his way home with
handsome fee, which the following will fully explain:
MARRIED-0n Thursday, Dec. G, 1888, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, bv Rev. l. DelIart Bruen
James B. Steeiman of Union, S. c. to Miss Susie Iarral
od Brooklyn, NY.
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NEGRO EXODUS TO FLoRIDA.-About fifty
negroes in the neighborhood of Little River, in
this county, are preparing an exodus to Florida.
The real cause of the movement is not definitely
known. but the parties moving in the matter seem
to be laboring under the impression that things
are in q hctter condition in Florida and that
lsborers there are better enumerated. Upon the
whole, the white element of our population may
congratulate themselves on the prospects Of the
exodus. - Wnnsboro' Ne,Ds and Herald
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Orders by mil or wire for Steel Engpsvipgs,
Oil Paintings. Colored Engrayings, Brio. a. Brac
velvet and plush Writing Desks, Walnut and
French Veneered Writing Desks, Cold, Pens
and Pencils. Pearl and Russian leather Card
Cases. Adams. Olive Wood goods, and Bronze
We're attended to promptly at COFIELD, PETTY
s. CO. Shook Store, Sparlanburg.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.

Solomon Gregory, Plaintiff,
against
jeremiah Gregory, Jas. B. Greg.
ory, Thomas Gregory Isaac Greg.
Dry, Cornelia Francis Gregory,
Jane Gregory, VIM. Thomas Greg
ory, Margaret Gregory. Sarah Amended
French. Susan Gregory, VIM. Summons for
Gregory, Edward Gregory. Joe Relief. Com.
Anna Gregory, Dock Gregory, plsint not
Jarrett Gregory, Julia A Hodge, served.
Franklin Gregory, Simpson
Gregory Campbell Gregory, Mar
garet Millwood, formerly Mar
garet Gregory, Polly Gregory,
Nancy Gregory and Ellen Greg.
ory, Defendants,
ToMe Defendants in this Aetion:
VOU are hereby summoned and required 70
l. answer the complaint in this action which
was fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of Court Of
Common Pleas for Union County, on Dot. ID,
1888, and to serve . copy Of your ans
swer the subscriber at his ofRco, ct Union,
8. VI. within twenty days after the ssrviss of
this summons on you, exclusive Of the day Of
service. rr,
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in thsI complaint.
Dated December 8, A. D., 1888.
d. A. TOWNSEND.
Plaintiffs Attornsy,.
/~~, jams Munro,
SEAL. Clerk
To the Deftndants, James B. Gregory, franklin
Gregory and Polly Gregory:
Take notice that the amended summons Of
which the above 10 . copy and also the
complaint are on ile In the Office Of Clerk Of
Court Of Common Pleas for Union County.
Unions. c., Deo.S, 1888. Plaintiff sAfny.
Deo.l4 so. 81
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Auction eveay day at VIRGINIA STORE.

HOMICIDE IN NORTH HCAROLINA.-Charlotte, N.
c.. December 5.-SydLey Morton, n clerk in q
grocery store at Monroe, in tins State, was shot
and killed to-day by John McLarty, colored.
McLarty claims that the shooting was accidental,
but the coroners jury committed him to Jail
without bail
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BURIED ALIVE FOR TWENTY. THREE DAYS.
La Crosse. Wis, December l0.-A number of
Boys while playing about n haystack in this
city too day, discovered the emaciaicd but living
form of Lous Anderson. IL appears that the
stuck fell on and buried him on November II,
and that he has been there ever since, through
some very severe weather, without food or water.
lie is mere skeleton but is able to speak, and
it is believed he will surviyc.
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Pleasant Visitor.

Our valued friend, Mr.. a. p. II. Walker, formerly
Bookecpcr for Foster wilkins but living at Mar
shal, Saline Co, Mo-, is spending few days with his
friends in Union. Alf looks pleasant and is full
Of life as ever but we to learn that time
ago he was thrown from his horse and seriously injured
Notwithstanding, he is the genial soul as ever
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Nj RRIED.

SMITH-GALLMAN.-M Married, at the resi-.
dence Of the brides mother, by Rev. d. @.
Clifford, December 9th, 1888, Mr., T. q. Smith
to Miss X. L. Gallmau.
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VIcTlM OF ClGARETrEs.-Iioboken, N, j.,
December 7. John Mara, a fourteen year cid
boy, whose parents reside at a5 Park Avenue,
was found unconscious in Washington street last
night He was removed to st. Marys Hospital.
This morning it was determined that the lad was
suffering from nicotine poisoning. He had
smoked too MANY cigarettes
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Fsa- We are indebted to our very attentive
and oblging young friend, Eddie =. McKissck,
for copies of bills and other valuable Legislative
documents. Eddie is an industrious and good
boz. and if he Continues life he has begun it
he will make apr5sperous and valuable citizen.
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Flynn's Special Premium.

Until the 2lst inst, every person that will
buy a'suit of clothes in my store, from $40 to
Sl5, will get 25 fine cigars from SIS to $40,
gets so fine cigars. Any person buying suit
and overcoat gets 100 fine cigars. l will guar
antee that my clothing is 25 per cent. cheaper
than the same goods can be bought elsewhere.
This offer shows that mean business and in
tend TO clear out my entire stock regardless of
cost d. G.. FLYNN
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Administrators Notice.

an Saturday, December Goth, inst, at- II
~ O'clock, m, will sell four mules and three
wagons belonging to the estate Of Mrs. Emma
d. Humphries, deceased, at her plantation, on
the 8. U. G. Railroad, four miles south Of Union
y. III.
TERMS, Credit Of one year with Interest
from day Of sale, secured with note and ap4
proved security. JAMES b. sTEEDMAN.
Administrstor.
Dec IA so 80
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MORTGAGE SALE.
MORTGAGE SALE.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
ii. L. Goss,
Rlaint6.
dgdinst
ID. Shelton Lee,


Judgment for Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
N obedence:.to to an order made by Hon. Thomas
Thomson, on the 18th day Of October, 1879, in
the above stated case, will sell before Union.
court house door, on the first Monday in Jauu-
ary next within the legal hours of Sherifs sales,
the following described mortgaged tract of land,
belonging to d. Shelton Lee, located in Union
county, containing eleven hundred and eighty
three acres, more or less, bounded by lands OF
Jesse Briggs. Padgets creek, south and west By
Enoree River; sold as the property of D. Shelton
Lee to foreclose a judgment on mortgage Of H.
Laurence Goss, Plaintiff, against ID. Shelton Leo.
Defendant.
Terms of Sale
One-half the purchase money to be paid In
cash; the balance on o credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale, secured by bond
OF the purchaser, with suretes and mortgage
Of the premises. to secure the balance Of pur-
chase money. II. MACBETH, .. U. o.
Dec so 81
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A House and Lot For Sale.

offer for sale, mySHouse and Lot in Union,
Il situated on Virgin street, on reasonable
terms. There is good Well of Water on the
place.
Persons wishing to purchase, can apply to
Samuel s. Stokes, who is authorized to sell the
same.
LAURA A. GOING.
Dec. IA 80 - 2t
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Go to Posey Bros,


lfyou want q Christmas present. They have
got the largest lot of the prettiest and most ap-
proprate holiday presents ever seen in this part
of the State. There's no excuse for sending
North anywhere else for handsome Christ mas
gifts, f Poscy Bros have them right here.
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Hollis Elixir will cure auy case of dyspepsia,
Indigestion. or chronic liver trouble and heart
disease caused from Indigestion For sale by
}. NJ. Gibbs 483m.
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W. A. Wright, Comptroller General, State of
Georgia, says Dr. Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir cured
him of dyspepsia, after having tried every other
known remdy. lie only took 3 bottles. For sale
by }. NJ. Gibbs. 483m.
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90 different styles of Onion Skin Writing
Papers, French Papeteries, and foreign ceres
pondence papers at COFIELD, PETTY & cos
Book Store, Spartanhurg
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G. s. Thomas, Henry county, Ala, says DR..
Ilolts Dyspeptic Elixir cured him Of dyspepsia
complicated with heart trouble. For sale by J.
NJ. Gibbs. 4S3m.
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49, The Press speak very highly of the Wes-
ton Combination, who are to perform at Nichol-
sons hall next Monday night. A most enjoy
able time is promised. We bespeak for them a
good audience.
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sUBsCRIPTIoN--s2 90 PER ANNUM.
ADVERTISING.
TAKE NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors and
Notices Of Final Discharge must be
paid for before they will appear ir
our columns.
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Christmas Cards and New-Year Cards, rang
ing from cent TO six dollars each, for sale al
COFlELD, PETTY & CO.'S Book Store, Spar
tanburg,
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Consignees Per Express at Union, Deo. 10 1888.
AP Parr, F G Smith, @ NJ Scales, ] G Hunter,
B Meador, J @ Harland, II l. Goss, e Robin
son, Free & Gault. w A Moorhead, T G Nelson,
Miss VI Barnett, Mac McBeth, B Steedman.
T. III. COUNTS, Ag't
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MORTGAGE SALE.
MORTGAGE SALE.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Commor Pleas.
J. T. Hill & Co.,
Plaintiffs.
against
A. Frank Smith, anI others,

Defendants.
Judgment for Foreclosure of Mortgage.
7 N obedience to an order made by Hon. Thomas
lThomson, ,on thel3th day ofOctober, l 1879, in the
above stated caee, 1 will sell, before Union court
house door, on the first Monday in January next.
within the legal hours OF Sheriffs sales, the fol-
lowing described morteaged tract Of land belong.
ing to A. Frank Smith and others, containing
four hundred acres, more or less, and known %
the Kennedy tract and bounded on the north by
land Of Cynthia p. Smith and sons, on the east
BY Broad river, on the south by Dr.. Davidson
and on the West by Nathaniel Jefferies, and
lying in the northern part Of Union county, and
State Of South Carolina. Advertised and to be
sold to foreclose q judgment on a mortgage Of
j. Thomson Hill, B. Dudley Culp and H. Law
renee Goss. Plaintiffs, against A. Frank Smith
and Others Defendants.
Terms of Sac:
One-half cash, and tho balance on n credit OF
one year, with interest from day Of sale. Pur--
chaser to give bond and mortgage of the prem.
ises to secure the balance Of the purchase money
and pay for titles.
Dec. 9th, 1888. r. MACBETH, 8: U. O.
Dec IA 90 st.
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SCHOOL WANi ED.

A YOUNG LADY, competent to teach the
"A English branches. wishes to secure .
school. Best Of references can be given ss to
character and competency. Apply to the editor
Of the TIMES.
Dec II 90 In
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Dickens Complete Works in handsome bind
ing. 10 volumes, price Sl2, for sale Mt COFIELD,
PETTY 4 co b book. Store Spnrtnnburg. 3. G.