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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY Of UNIUs. :

COUNTY Of UNIUs. - ~.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Il. s. Lipscomb. Plaintiff,
against
Le'inah II. Davidson, and others, Defend.
ants.
ohedience to al order made In the
Il above stated clse, by his Hcnor A. p.
AidrIch, Circuit Judg", will sell before
tue Court House door, in the town of Union
within the legal hours Of sale, on the frs,
monday in December, 1889, the following
describe property. to-wit:
73 ACRES.
All the right, title and interest of Levinah
~. Davidson, in certain tract of land.
lying in Union County, State aforesaid
bounded by lands Of S. F. E,tes, ]. b, F,,,
'er' a. a. Sarratt and Thompson Robbs
containing seventy three acres. more or l.s.
\ TERMS OF SALE.
One.half Cash tho balance on n cred;,
Of twelve months, with interest from dsv
Of Aale, TO be securel by bond Of the pur-
chassr and mortgage OF the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Ala .ter for Union County
MastSr's Office, Nov. 8, 1889.
Nov IP 46 8.
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Valuable Properly 3ol(


| RY virtue ofa power OF Attorney eSvs,
- me by James Grant, 1 will So. rfo m.
| highest bidder, at the Court honse door =,
,-ion, 3. e., on salesday in December next.
the following described property. to nav
mortgage liens held by J. C. Edwards r.
Hunter, T.. X. Wallace, d. G. Flynn. and M
A. l.. Sartor: W.
The property known rs the Schonno,,
property, IN the town Of Union, South side
oI NAM street, now occupied by ]. o. Bucb-
heit' The lot will be sold in two parcels.
The lot adjoining the Schoppoul nron.,,,,
on the East, on which are the rooms NOV,
used as furniture store and n iewelrv store
This lot will be divided and sold in ,hrsn
thereon. '''i' 'o's
A valuable farm of Ala acres of r;oh ~.
tom lands; through which flows n stream =,
water, two miles from town. ON tho Cro..
Keys road. '''
., One pasture lot and Brick Yard, West ~
osone Dranch, and bounded by said
Dranch on the East, with fine pasture con-
tanning about three acres, ON the road ,s.S
ing to Cross Keys. Will he sold In tve sos
" -
Also the lot and improvements on which
MIR. George Geddes now resides.
vi
Also that lot of land, situated in the town
of Union, known as the Furniture Factory
lot.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH. Purchaser to
pay {" r papers.
Plats Of the above property can be seen at
the Office Of d. A. Townsend.
ID. G. FLYNN,
Attorney in fact
Nov Is 4G a.
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.,wbe State of South Carolias1
COUNTY OF UNION,
IN the Court of Common Pleas.
Sophronia Whitmire pzo;,,;e

sophronia Whitmire, Plaintiff.
against
's ~ hh'' n; =. whitmiie, and others,
Defendants.
-onedience to an order made l., ..
= above stated case by his Honor 'ns
Aldrleh, Circuit Judge, I will sell hac.r:
tne Court House door, in the town NJ TTu;or
within the legal hours Of sale, on tbs son,,
Mondsy In December, 1899, the folio owIn~ s.
asseriped property, to-wit:
$50 ACRES.
All that certain tract Of land. lvino ho;.
s!d situate in Union County. Sts,ss rs voins
s.-:s. known as the Cross .Kevs t,so, "'.se- "se
salning nine hundred and fifty acrss % ooo-
OF ee1nPoundsd by lands Off. q na,oiE' mors'
y. Pheldon, d. g. W,lburn Jsss '
Md others, Salt tract win o'e ho ~; .;
: g one or more tracts; plsts of which % c.u
pe seen at my ofics. 0""
TERMS OF SALE
Oae-tntrd Cash the ba'ance O., n croa;,
q ono and two years, in equal iustai,mao,. o,'
y SIsa inscrost from day Of sale, to be ,ecnrsI
ny bond OF the purchaser and n mor,ooaa"s
'As premises, JAMES MUNRO.
:, Master for Union Cono,v
Mssters Office, Nov. 8. 1880.
NOV 10 AZ a.
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line State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

In tho Court of Common Pleas.
'ossph II: McRissiok. as Clerk. of Court
against
JendGnts. '""' ne
obedience to m order made in tho
drioS ci,oai. sl'ea d,a case Sy His Honor A. P. Al
court House door, in the town ~ H,,a ne
M w,thin the iesa! hours OF sale, On the % ss.,
Monaay In December, 1889, the soI,ow;0s
described property TO wit: " '0'i0"'ns
and ,;,"a,s ina. r. tract of land lying, being
County, State ators.aid, oon,sinina ~. ohnon hn
area and eight acres, more or less. bounJsd
" iaods ofW. I. L'uiejohn and Others.
~ TERMS OF SALE:
fne purchase money to be paid cash
NJ ,s omce, Nov. 8, 1870
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The State of South Carolina
= COUNTY OF UNION.


Court of Common Peas.
3D. q. wilburn. D. N. wi!burn, and MIRA
Bishop, Plaintiff;
$ against
john WilbL p, Eliz, Dodd, Arrie Gregory
and 81 tic Gregory, Defendants.
1; n N obediena NO an orler made in the
u above stated case by His Honor, A. z.
Aldrich Circuit Judge, will sell before the
\ Ccqrt house door, ia the town Of Union,
-.thin the legal hours Of sale on the 6fst
Monday 10 December, 1889. the following
described property to wit:
AN1ss hi5 ACRES.
IL NAll that certain tract of land lying. being
4 situate in Cross Keys township, Union
County, State aforesaid, containing Eve lun-
dred aud sixty acres, more VI less, bounded
i by lands off. F. Betsill, II. J. Betsi;l, James
Graham and Elizabeth B,ho. Said tract
yill be sold in separate tracts, plats Of which
. aseen ut my Office.
49, TERMS OF SALE.
0ne-third Q o,sh; the balance on credit of
one, two and three years, in equal INSTALL
msnts, with interest from day Of sale, to be
: secaired hy bond Of the purchaser aud
-4portgsge VI the premises. The purchaser
% have leave to pay all 0ash.
JAMES MUNRO,
NJ Master for Union County.
sster's Office Nov. 8. 1889.
15. sc 2f.
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The State Of. South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION,

The State Of South Carolina.
= COUNTY OF UNION,
In ths Court of Common Pleas.
james Munro Master, Plaintiff,
against
Thom1 Lee Thorp, David johnson, Jr., and
others, Defendants.
N obedience to an order made in the
\ above stated case, by his Honor, A. p.
Aldrich, Circuit Judge, i will sell before the
Court House door, in the town of Union
within the legal hours of sale on the first
Monday in December, 1889, the following
described property, to-wit:
All that certain lot of land in the town Of
Union, whore the late James B. Steedman
nided at the time of his death, bounded by
Main Street, by Spartanburg, Union and
Colaphkia 1piirosiS lots OF Mrs. Az p. Arthur,
!, containing two acres, more or less.
|, Said lot known rs Lot No. l. of the estate
y, Names SB. Steedman, deceased.
@ TERMS OF SALEM
Se-third Cash the balance on a credit
and two years in equal installments,
N1h interest from day of sale, to be secured
Sby bond Of the purchaser and mortgage of
jNe premises.
~ JAMES MUNRO,
~ Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Nov. 8, 1889.
- Nov Is 4G 3t
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AN that cerEaia = %. e!l oon
s.:a Sua situate In Union County. Slate af5l! ~.
os'u, II containing four hundred acres, more
y. .eSS, bounded by lands Of Newton Gall
Ks,i, % L. .. Porter, j. g. Kelly, Joseph
IA oy ana others. Said tract will be sold
70 four tracts, plats of which can bs sesn Oa. ~,
my Office "0 'eeh ~
TERMS OF SALE
one.,hird cash, the balance on credit d
one ana two years, in equal instullments
WIN interest from day Of sale, to be seoureJ
oy BOND OF the purchaser and morto,os -,
the premises. JAMES MIfNRSGS S' OF
Master for Union Countv
Masters Office. Nov. 8. 1889.
Nov Is Az =.
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c0Us TY OF UNION.
10 lhs Coart of c .mmon pls.,

La the Court OF C,muon Pleas.
Thomas G. Duncan. n. Executor Of n n
- Rice I2ainGg,
against
2ohn d. Long, Defendant
TN oh.d;..nc to an order made ia the
above ,tassd saoke, by His Honor, A. p.
Aa,rioh. Ciront Juisa l will sell before
III, Court House door. in tn town of Uaion.
Within the legal hours of sale on tne hrst
Monday in December, 1889, In Following
described property. to wit:
143 ACRES.
All 1t certain tract Of land Vyin2,
being a.! situ is in Jonesville UH ON
County, S.ats aforesaid, c,ntainAng
one-hun'lred AMI forty three acres, more &
less, boun'icI by lands of W. T. LittlejohnS
G. Horn, j. L. Lindsay, Estate w. B. II ames
and Others.
TOWN LOT.
All that 1t Of land lying. being aud siru-
ate in the town Of Jonesvilie. Union County,
State Aforesaid, oontain ng ono acre, more or
less, bounie I by lands of Mrs. Salie SCOTT,
Main street, lands of J. G.. Long and Spar
tauburg, .i'n a"d Columbia Rail road.
3i7 ACRES.
All that &C tin tract Of land lying, being
aud situate in ,onesvilie township, Union
County, Stato nforoyail, known rs the God
frey tract, c ntaning abIut three hundred
and seventeen acces, more o. less bounded
by lands of David James. R'oh ,r Lemester,
John Picken., D,niel Mosely and Elijah
Fowler, j. e. Lindsay @. ". Bonner and
J. G. Long.
TERMSOF sac
One-third cash; the balance on a Gre lit
of one aud two years in equal inStsllments,
with interest from day of sale. To he secured
by bond Of the purchaser and n mortgage Of
the premises. JAMES MUNRO,
Mater for Union Couaty.
Master s Office, Nov. 8, 1889.
Nov Is 46 81.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.

a. a. Sarratt, Plaintiff,
against
a. F. Kendrick, ct al, Defendants
IN obedience to m order mad. in the
L above stated case, by his Honor, T. d e.
Fraser, Circuit Judge, will sell before the
Court House door, in the town of Uniou,
within tho leg.l hours OF sale, on the first
Monlay in December, 1889, tho following
DESCRIBED property, to-wit:
80 ACRES.
One undivided moicty, iu and to the tract
of land known as the Thoms IN Mills, a nd
also the mills and machinery thereon said
tract containing eighty-nine acres, more or
less, bounded by lands Of the estate of ]. C.
Fowler, Mrs Carothers, Clough hmm and
Clem Iuman.
TERMS OF SALE.
On"-half Cash; the balance on credit
Of twelve months, with Interest from day Of
sale, TO DC secured by bond Of the purchaser
and a mortgage Of the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union C,unty.
Masters Office, Nov. 8, 1889
Nov Is 4G 81
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I1|IInunnnIs pls,s
~. Grimsall, Plaintiff
ayainst
lssa Gault, and others, Dsfeadants.
ebe,iiencc to an order male in the
HbDvs stated case, by His Honor, A. z.
Fioh, Circuit Judga, will sell before
1nrt House door, within the legal hours
the 6rst Monday in December
lowing described property, to
ITO ACRES.
hat GER ain tract Of lanl lying, being
V,uate in Union County, State af,re-
2eAid. c,niainiug one hundrod aud ten acres
8 more Or iesr. sounded by lands of estate of
Joseph Scott, L. L. SproGse. Mrs. Charles
Boot and Thomas Belue, deceased.
T: rms OF SALE.
y One.th' RI cash; the balance on a ere lit Of
{ one and two years, in equal installments,
with interest from day Of sale, to be secured
sby bond Of the purchaser AMI a mortgage
tfshe premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
e Master for Union County.
Masters Office. Nov. 8. 1889.
Nov 15 46 st.
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mouse door,
aa!;,aa aay IN December, 1889, the .cnl
and a a.ns una. certain tract Of land lying, bsiO,
west side Of Tosh's Branch, oopia;n;no or .ne
ono l4l) acres, more or loss, known s. .0' y.
unGsr oar place, bounded by lands Of Mrs Az ~,
NJ N. 'eter, the BIassing.me Road q "a
vensu, 'rao1 hsi, wlil be divided and sold in CON.
seen at my office. ""''h eau DC
TERMS OF SALE.
one-ihird Gosh; the balance on A ersd;,
one and two years. with interest f-on OF
snS s",, 70 De secured BY bond of.he purobss., =.
70 % nav mortgage S'r OF the promises. Purohsssr
d. A. TOWNSEND.
Un;o, r. NJ >, Attorney 10 f.ot.
Nov 10 Az
10 3d.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to me, by note -,
account are requested to make ;n,,n.S, ~
alose.tlements. have at some inconvan;au.s
ma expense indulged my customers vOc throa,Ss'
ss1 sne dull season, but now MATURING ohI;ass,
uons compeis me to ask for a nromn, 8"
xov. .o n,
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
A. A. Gault, James O. Gault, May S. ALL
man aud others, Plaintiffs.
against
Hortenoia Gault ami others, Defendants.
IN obedience t, an order made in the
i above stated case, by His Honor, A, p.
Aldrich, Circuit Judge, l will sell before
the Court House door, in the town Of Un ion,
within the legal hours Of sale, On the first
Monday in December 1889. the following
described property to wit:
400 ScREs.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF SpARTANBURG.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
James l.. Hill etai Plaintiffs.
against
Elizabeth johnson ct al, Defendants.
Rf virtue of n decree of His Homer Judge
- L. Ii. Fraser, passed Aug. 18th 1889, l
will sell Mt public outcry from the Court
house steps at Union, to the highest bidder.
on sales!lay in December next, the following
described real estate; to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land lying in the
County of Union, State of South Carolina
part of the tract known rs the McCravy tract
containing sixty-four acres, more or less.
bounded by the Spnrlanburg County line,
Tiger River, lands of Wesley Hollis and 9th
crS.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc third cash bol,pce
in one and two years with interest from day of
sale; credit portion secured by bond of pur-
chaser and mortgage of the premises sold
Purchaser may pay all cash, and must pay
for papers and for recording.
II. b. CARLISLE,
Master.
Nov. 9Th, 1889.
Nov 8 45 IT
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The State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF UNION.

The State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF UNION.
49, 49, I1 :ko Court of Common Pleas.
Mary NJ. Russell, Plaintiff
against
Robert G. Farr, and others, Defendants.
TN obedience to ON order made in tho
J. above stated osss, by His Honor 4. P.
sAldrich, Circuit Judge, will sell before the
Court house door, in tho town Of Uuion,
-SitAin the legal hours Of sale, on the first
( Nd o6ASip December, 1889, the following
described property to wit:
246 ACRES.
All that certain tract Of land lying, being
and situate in Santuo township, Uni IN
County, State aforesaid, Containing two hun
dred aud forty-six acres, more or less,
boundei by lands Of Sims Mcdaniel. estate
kofT. ]. Jones, and otbors.
Eaid tract will be sold in separate tracts,
aplats OF which can be seen at my office.
All that certain lot Of land lying, being
: and situate in Santuo township, Union
County, State aforesaid, at Sautuc Depot,
! soonta ing one-tenth of an acre, more or less
\ boulA by lands Of estate Of I. j. Jones.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash, the. bal
5 ance on credit of one aud two years, ia
+ equal installm ents, with Interest from day
\ Of sale, to be secured by bond Of the pur-
Achaser and q mortgage Of the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
-- ~ Master for Union County.
Master Office Nov. 8, 1889.
= Nov 15 46 st.
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NOR SALE CHEAP.-A VERY DE
4 slrable dwelling house. No. tls Hgh-
lson street, three-story oTlck, 8 ROOMS. for
fan particulars, apply 10 lkALD CO.,
seventh ami Market sis. il-25-in.W-s
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regimentals and buckled on his broad
sword to scare away the committee.
But finding that they were not so easily
scared away and they would not fight, as
1t was against their principles TO take up
arms, the bold major resorted to straits
| gem on the broad -brims. Knowing that
many Of the hester County people were
very fond of hard cider aud whisky, he
thought Of the good supply OF hard cider,
cherry bounce aud n key of old rye
whisky he had at his mansion on the hill
| for his own use. 30 he invited the com.
mitteemen up to his house to psrtake of
his hospitality. Tradition says the punch
bowl was as large around as the head of
q Hour barrel and filled with whisky
punch. The bowl was emutieJ by the
guests In a remarkably short time. and
mixed with the hard cider aud cherry
bounce, the whole party was soon very
much mellowed down.
All thought OF tho dams and hhAd were
hanished, and all swore eternal good Eel =
lowship to Major Elliott and his party,
aud tho up country people found their
way home the best way they could. con-
sidering the treatment they bad received
from the good Major Elliott of much
more value to them than few shad.
But many other people IN Chester
County who had not got dip at Major
Elitotts punch bowl, nor a swig at his
cberry-bounce and hard cider, could not
see things ae the committeeman did, and
still Continued their war against the OBJ
structions in the Brandywinc.
On the Sd day OF Angus, 1860, another
peti Ion was prest nt-d to the Court of
Quarter Sessions at New Castle o. g milsr
import with the first. This p.titi9n w.s
signed by fifty persons fron Che, ter
County, and by Adam Kirk, Thomas
liollinesw0rth, John Smith, Isaac Ch md.
Ter, Joseph Nichols, William Smith and
Jaines Buckingham Of New Castl
County.
As In the first Instance, q committee
was appointed, but the second comm ttee
was not entrapped by Major Ellio Us
whiskey punch, cherry bounce aud ha, d
cider. A compromise, however, bad
been made by which breaches were made
N the dams u at let the 8had up tie
streams without destroying the dams or
rendering them useless. On this last
visit the committee found four da,us In
which they made breaches.
he first OF these dams above tide
water, to which the committee paid Their
respects, belonged to Oliver Canby's
widow.
The second wEs the present long race
dam, then belonging 10 Robert Lewis.
The third WAS William Elliott's dam,
now the Ausustine paper mill dam.
The fourth WIS Vincent Glpiu's dam
at Pancake run, between tue Hsgley
yard aud the high bcid1e.
Many OF these names are familiar to the
writer, but now, after tho lapse Of 1870
years, very few OF the deseendants live
on the same farms, but many of the
readers OF this sketch can trace their
lineage back to those people that signed
those fish petitions TO destroy the dams
ON the 81 audywiue.
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Bush French street wharf, is the
place 10 buy yuur coal.
Meals ST all hours At the Delaware
House No. Bis Market street.
The choicest brands Of wine, lEquor and
cigars at the Delaware floase.
Board by the day or week AZ the Dela
ware House, No BIB Market street,
The best tintypc made in the ciiyls Il
Cammiug5' gallery, 3O3 N trt ct street.
90 TO P.mKett's. 10j West Front ct.
and buy a bag Of BleGton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
Cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs and all
spice, whole and GROUND, perfectly pure.
Taylor n Fullerton, 3n2 X ns street.
AS YOU STROLL AROUND stop and set
the live man at Is East 4tli street.
Tin-roodng, gutterinE AID spouti1g,
old roofs rep ired and painted. ESti-
mates furnished. A. Chambers, No. 80
King street.
Most everybody chcws Red Light to
bacco, but two or three, and they viii 10
few minutes; sold by all dealers. Guar
MAN, role agent, Seventh and Orange
streets, and East Third street.
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w ANTED - THREE GENTLEMEN
w bOsrderG nj Mrs. RsmshergcT's. Pleas
ant board ana home comforts No. Az King
street. n-2i-lmt
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nR MONTGOMERY, 2Os N. NINTH
| 81 'Pbils., Reliable Medicines for Coughs
Ia ksihma, Catarrh. Bronchitis, Cont uinp-
Wv. I",''' ileiefI 70 days. Advice free. day or
evening. SUI
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Mss Way, au elderly lady, living
alone ut saeta, Couu., cleyeriy bsilied a
gang of tliicres who Invaded her house Il
icT nights ago. she was writing near II
wiudoT, When q Shotgun was thru, /
through the pane OF glass, and voices
demanded her money. She seized tho
Puu, but II was soon taken from r.
III then rle~ out the light, FASTENED to
the room where her money was kept, in
an OH Va 'ii'', carrir d il 10 the ceilr, and,
quietly 'lcapii = through HIGHWAY,
hurried arro~a The fields, white II r4b-
beers wsre Vainly scare ing The house 10
her wealth.
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DON'T Drink New Beer.


NATURALIZATION journal.
NO premature beer is lit for consump-
Ton. beer under four months old ia
rs injurious as any slow poison ever con-
sumed. No matter how pure the ID aterisl
may be from which the beer is made, It
Is, however, an impure beer until Il bae
mad Al least four months to purify itself
oy eliminating certain yeast germs, car
oonic acid gas ard other foreign matters.
a well-preserved old ale, 1t seems, would
he much better to use than new beer,
where malt liquors are needed, or, per-
maps better yet for the sick, malt tonic
or extract OF malt or good grape wlue,
until good beer is produced. In Bavaria
the law enforces the aging, as well az the
purity OF beer. and Tor such laws we are
contending here.
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w ANTED-BOARDERs, FURNISH.
w ed or unfurnished rooms AT III Mirkct
ST. Also table board. Vi5-ti
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NAM fres this gear have been started
by wood from A Scrgeant's coal and wood
yard, foot OF Mouroe street. Oak, Pine
ana hickory wool In large loads We
guarantee =, $40 lbs, olclear coal in every
ton, screened under our cwn supervision.
just received, u new car load OF Western
oats, also a tine line OF bAled hay aud
wheat straw. Central Office Seventh and
King streets. Look Tor the blue sign.
Open in the evening. Telephone calls,
545 and 567.
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NJ. Megary { Son,
SIG TatnaII Street,
AND
S. 2. Cor 9Th and Tatnall SITS
Chamber Suits,


We have made several ad-
ditions to our already large
line Of Antique Oak Chamber
Suits. Our Suits at SAG, S28,
$50 and $40. we have told you
OF before. We control the fac.
tory's product for this city Of
these Suits and we are the envy
Of the trade. These Suits are
without doubt the best for the
money that are on the market
to day, being from five to ten
dollars cheaper than the same
grade OF Suits found in other
stores. This statement is not idle
brag used ror advertising pur-
poses, but we know it to be an
undisputed fact and we will
guarantee the pricesat all times.
The above prices are for solid
oak, not ash suits, consisting OF
a full 8-piece suit. We have
plenty of others up TO $50. We
give you here not a few but
many to select from Our Gus
toners are not obliged to take
what we want them to taSe,
through only having few, but
they canlook and decide among
many and get what they want
We also ask your attention to
our cherry SUITS pieces for
S23. In walnut, our prices
range from $40 upwards for
solid walnut, maible-top suits Of
Spices.
We offer you what few ash
suits we have, at a great re-
duction. Also a few walnut
sioeboards to be sold from $40
to SIS less than regular selling
prices. These sideboards have
been used in our wareroou as
samples and we dispose OF them
to be replaced with fresh goods.
remember, we have only enc Of
each pattern and they are dirt
cheap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-05
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