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RANK CIEARINGS-

The following table. compiled by Brad
streets, shows the toal clearances at the
principal cities and the percentage of in
crease or decrease, as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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.IjSB OF SLEEPING
AND PARLOR CARS.
Senate Committee To Inquire
Into Their Regulation.
MINOR AMENDMENTS.
TO THE TARIFF BILL.
THEY ARE ADOPTED WITHOUT
ANY DISSENT.

Reported to the Senate, and an Adj
Journment Taken Until Monday
Black, of Georgia, is Seated in the
HOuse-BInnchard Likely to Cause
Trouble Over Sugar-The Cash of
the Country.
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nix. This is move in the right d.

/ "A.
rection.
The Fort Collins Express states that
farmers are in that city every day
seeking men to help in the alfalfa
fields. There are few unemployed men
in Larimer county. From SIPS to $1.50
per day and board is being paid and
the harvesting of the hay is proceed
ing very slowly on account of the
scarcity of heIp.
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HANGED FOR MURDER.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 29.-Harry Jones
was hanged at Independence, Mo-, and
John Clark in Kansas City today. They
murdered and robbed Madame Wright, an
employment agent in this city.
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AT the Capital.

Washington, June 29.-First race,
four and one-half furlongs-Paragon
won, Gladiator second, Gypsy third.
Time-:56.
Second race, six furlongs-Detroit
won, Luray second, Keime third. Time
-1:15A.
longs-Lebanon won, Bender second,
Pettingill third. Tirne-:561a.
Fourth race, one-half mile-West
Falls FLY won, Misteltoe second, Finn
Walter third. Time-:49A.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Stringfe llow
won, Major McNulty second, Aunt Jane
third Time 1917.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, June 49,
CATTLE-Re Receipts, 2,4OO Heavy cattle
were rather neglected. if not lower. but
the handy killing and shipping grades
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SAN ERANrIscn-cEMER AI,

San Francisco, June 29.-Drafts, sight
10. Geographic 121a Silver bars, 629z @62Sc.
Mexican dollars, 519511s.
Wheat-Steady; December, $1.O77s.
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New York June 49,

New York, June 20.
| HOPS-Quiet
| PIG IRON-Steady.
! COPPER-Steady.
! LEAD-Steady; $40.
| SILVER-62%.
TIN-Bareiy steady; straits, 1925; plates,
dull.
| SPELTER-Firm; domestic, S.371a bid.
Sales on change, 50 tons ex-shlp spelter
| from west, 3.471A.
| COFFEE-Options opened barely steady
at SOLO points decline; ruled generally
weak under foreign pressure; closed
steady; unchanged to 10 points net de-
cline. Sales, $4,000 bags, including July,
Is. 30015.35; August, 14.S0@14.S5; September,
l1415@14.20. Spot coffee, Rio quiet; No. Z,
! 1872; mild, quiet; Cordova 19Ql9A Sales,
! 1000 bags Santos Nos. and s, lI1R; l,OOO
Maracaibo, p. t.; 500 c. A, p. t.; 200 Sava-
santos-Firm; good average Santos, II,
| 5000. Receipts, 1000 bags; stock, 10000
Hamburg-Quiet; prices unchanged to
y pig. lower. Sales, 5000 bags.
Havre-Opened unchanged to IF. lower;
quiet At z noon it showed a further
fEaT nSrai cS SsGee Sales 0s Bags WITHOUT
Rio-F'irm; No. Rio, 16, $500.
Warehouse deliveries yesterday, 4,656
bags; New York stock today, SOIL bags;
for the United States, $4,000 bags; total
visible supply for the United States, 2f7,1H
bags. against 1881 bags last year,
centrifugal, Sc test, 31s ex-ship; 400 bags
molasses sugar, SO test, 7-16; refined
quiet.
CHICAGO GENERAL MARKETS.
Chicago, June 29-After an early decline
under bearish news, wheat reacted today
on buying, and closed 5sc higher for Sep
TENDER.
Corn closed unchanged.
Oats, IA lower and provisions lower all
around.
Opening trades in wheat were at A@ssc
loss; after advancing non, gradually de-
ichned 34GB, became quite firm, advanced
1d1A, and closed steady. The weak
cables, strike situation, the larger move
ment of the new crop, and the fine
weather here and abroad, all combined to
create a bearish tone, and several long
lines were sold out. The advance just be
fore the close of the session was due to
good buying and better cables. Shorts
covered.
Corn was steady within &c range. A
decline in the middle of the session was
caused by sympathy with wheat, but the
market firmed up on buying.
Oats were weak on favorable weather
and free offerings. The range was &c
Provisions were dull and easy with
wheat. Compared with last night, Sep
TENDER pork is 1715c lower; September
lard, SC lower, and September ribs, TIC
lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Al THE DRIVING PARK.
Derby Day Brings Out Three
Thousand People.
SOME FAST TINE MADE
JOSEY, KLAMATH, RED LEO, LA
BELLE AND PIG THE WINNERS.

The Two Mile Handicap Bicycle
Race Won BY HOlgar Jensen-ThS
management Decides Not to Ex-
tend the Meeting Over-Good
Sport and Considerable Betting.
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Not included in total.
BOSTON QUOTATIONS..

Boston, June 29.-Atchison, 51s; Tele-
,hone, 100; Burlington, 1875; Mexican, 65s;
san Diego, 6.
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Bradstreet Hopeful.

New York, June 2s-Bradstreets will
sRg tomorrow: While there is no actual
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Cash quotations were as follows:

FLOUR-Easy.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, 579s; No. 8
spring, nominal; No. 2 red, 515s
OATS--No. 2 4S; No. 2 white, 4O1z043;
No. white, 3Sd42.
RYE-No. 2, As.
BARLEY-No. 2, nominal; No. g. nom
inal; No. 4. nominal
FLAX-No. ! seed, Las.
TIMOTHY-Prime seed, AIS
MESS EORK-Per barrel, 1240612. 4215.
LARD-PeT 100 pounds. 6.671bd6.70.
SHORT RIBS-Sides (loose), 6.5215G6 55.
SHOULDERS Dry sailed (boxed)
5.621bG5.S715; short clear sides (boxed),
6S0G16.90
WHISKY-Dlstiiiers finished goods, per
coRN-No. 2, AB@4l4; No. yellow,
413sG413s.
Article. Rec. Ship
Flour, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10000 1000
Wheat, Observation-Disclosures. Is, 900 so. 600
Corn, bush .......---.,.........23 5, 600 23S 600
Oats, bush. ISIS, 600 129 600
Rye, bush. .....-.-....-.........- 1000 1000
Barley, ush...................- 1000 1000
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was firm and unchanged:
eggs firm and unchanged.
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Not included in total.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
New York, June %.
SAN FRANCIsCO-M1N1NG

San Francisco, June % Tho official closin,
quotations for mining stocks today were a:
follows:
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1t was Derby day at the Driving
park yesterday afternoon, and the
effect of the practical suspension of
business in town was seen in the heavy
attendance. The ladies. too, were out
in force, and they watched the flying
steeds with at least as much interest
as the masculine portion of the crowd.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
FOR FEBRUARY, 1894

pY virtue Of sundry executions to me
- directed, ! will sell before the Court.
honse door, in the town of Union, on Mon
day the fifth day Of February next, during
the legal hours of SheritTs sales, the fol.
lowing described property, to-wit:
One tract of land belonging to Henry
Smith, lying, being aud situate in Bogans-
Vile township. Union county, containing
fifty-fvc acre more or less, bounded by
lands of Z. +. Smith, West Mining Company
and F. Smith. Levied on and AMI to be
sold as the property of Henry Smith at tho
suit of Juliet Pruitt, Plaintiff sgaiust Hen
ry Smith and William Smith, as Admins.
traitors of Asa Smith, deceased.
ALSO,
One lot of land belonging to Robert
Beatty and Cynthia FAINT, lying, being and
situate in the town Of Union, Union county.
containing one and oue-half acres, more or
less, bounded north by Mullinax lot and lot
Of Samuel Hampton, east by lot of f. IL.
Counts, south by South street, west by lot
Of Wm. A. Nicholson. Levied on aud to be
sold as the property Of Robert Beatty and
Cynthia Fant ut the suit of NJ. Louisa Gage,
Plaintiff against Robert Beatty aud Cyuthia
FAINT, Defendants
J.G. LONG.
s. u. G.
Sherif's Office, January 18th, 1894.
Jan. 1913 st.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

By JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ.,, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, R. R. Brown has made sui.
w TO me TO grant him Letters of Ad.
ministration on the Estate Of AMI effects of
w. X. Brown, deceased
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said w. X. Brown, deceased, that they
be and appear, before me in the Court of
rrooale, to be held at Union G. H., South
Carolina, on the 9th day of February. next.
after publication hereof, at IL o'cIrck in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the saii Administration should not ba
granted. 80
given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of January, Ammo Eomini, 1894.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Published on the 10Th day of January.
1894, in the WEEKLY UNION TINES.
Jan. l9-3.2t.
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THs DIsrrssARY AUTHORITIES TO Run TIE
CHAsLxsrox BsEwEsY.--The Palmetto Brew

into eject, and which has sold considera-
bic quantity Of iss output 10 the State Dis
penssry. Is 10 be put somswhat Under the
restriction or surveillance OF the Dispensary
authorities. AT least what II sells in this
6tate is tc be looked after. or course
what 1t sells and chips outside OF the
Ssate the authorities s.ll have nothing to
The State Board Of Control a, a meeting
yesterday passed the1 following resolutions !:
Resolved. That the County Board Of
Control Of Charleston be authorized to es-
tablish Dispepsary at or near the Palm etto
Brewery, and that said Dispensary in ad-
dilion 10 selling liquors, shall be the. dis
tributing depot for all tho beer sold in
Charleston other than export beer.
Resolved, That raid Dispensary may,
under rules adopted by the County Board
and approved BY the State Board, use the
Wagons aId employees Of the brewery In
handling the beer made by the said Pal
metto Brewery in the city and in shipping
the same to points outside the city to other
Dispensers, when ordered by the State Com
missioner
The Dispensary law does not inter ferc
with the manufacture of beer in the State
any more than the making of whiskey. II
provides that when proper and possible
homo manufactures shall have the prefer
ence In the purchases made by the State
Dispenser With Dispensary at or near
the brewery the supervision, control and
direction OF the beer business iu Charleston
aud the shipments t. other parts of. the
state will be under the Dispensary authori-
tie Ehe authorities will Glso see that the
Law hot violated.
TIE Palmetto Brewery has sold many
shipments Of its beer to the State Dispen-
sarY, as'stated, and there hns been no COM
pls ant from any direction &c &c ;;::s s:::s ;u-
es.--yS1 10 ether beer Being home enter.
pri$e the company will be given the prefer
ende as long as its ''stuff'' proves satisfactory.
-,'Register.
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The State of South Carolin -
UNION COUNTY.

by JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ.,, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, j. II. McKissck, rs Clerl
w Of Court, has made suit TO me to graz
him Letters Of Administration, on the Esta,
and effects of Mrs. Emaline Palmer d
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
all and singular the kindred and creditS
of the said Emaline Palmer, deceased, 4
they be and appear, before me, in the g
of Probate. to be held at Union C. H.,
Carolina, on the 9th day Of February
after publication hereof, at II O'clock
forenoon, to show cause, If any they
why the said Administration should not Be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 22d
day of December Ammo Domini, 1903.
JAMES NJ. GEE, Judge Probate.
Published on the 10th day Of December,
1898. in the WEEKLY UNION TINES.
Dec. 29-52-6t.
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y paragraph is going the rounds of the
the' press "that the friends of Hon.
W. u. Zimmerman are beseeching him to
stand for Congress from Talberts district"
Nothing is said Of what is to become of Con-
gresham Talbert. 1t is q pretty safe to
assume that Mr.. Talbert is not going to give
up The position he now holds without 20 cd
fight nnle's he knows that he has something
b.iter ahead.
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A COMPANY TO EXPORT NEGRoEs.-Bir-
mingham, Ala, Jan. 2l.-The National Mi
grafton Society has been Incorporated here
under the laws of Alabama, with q capital
stock Of 500. 900 by j. ]. Daniels and asso-
oia'es The company proposes to send negroes
from the Southern States to Africa
1t will operate line Of steamers to Mon
rovia, Liberia. A uniform fare of $50 will
be charged per head which is to pay for
passage aad board en- route. The society
Gains to be prepared to furnish homes and
employment for the negroes in Liberia
The promoters expect contributions from
all over the South and from Africa and will
also call on Congress for an appropriation
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Ben TnLMAN JR., ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDS
PRIEND'-Elberton. Ga, Jannary 2i.-
Quiie SER Gus If not fatal accident occurre ed
In lower Ebert F,iday. Young Mr.. Ben
T'llman, con of Governor Tillman of South
Carolina, is visiting his cousin, young Mr..
Sam Stark, of this county. These two young
gentlemen were practicing shooting at tar
get on Friday, when the gun, while in the
hands Of young Tillman. accidentally dis
charged, the ball passing through the body
Of young Mr.. Stark producing serious
wound.
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Ii AVlNG purchased ]. B. Porter's inter
Il es' in the firm of Porter & Mathis"
including oil notes, accounts etc., due either
to j. B. Porter individually, or to the firm
Of Porter & Mathis, for merchandise, oil
parties indebted rs above will please call and
arrange settlement wIh me Of snmc, before
the lst Of February, 1894, to avoid litiga ion.
Thanking the public for their patronage in
the past, solicit continuance Of the same.
JNO. II. MATHIS.
Jan 10 8 ST.
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Guardians Final DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, by per-
~ mission of Hon. Jas. VI. Gee, Probate
Judge for Union county, will. on the 9th
day February, 1894, make my final dis
charge and apply for Letters Dismissory as
Gua,di of Mary McCnlloch.
All persons having cnims again.t the
sait Mary McCulloch, during her minority,
VIII present them t. me properly a,testcd,
on or before that day
e. ". WHISONANT.
Guard'n Mary McCullcch.
Jan. 5-i-It.
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NOTICE.

II AVING sold my interest in the firm of
IL Porter u Mathi.," 10 Jno. II. Maths,
including all accounts. notes, etc., all par.
ties owing either myself, individually, or
The firm Of Poser Il Mathis, for merGh,Ldise,
are hereby notified to pay the same TO juo,.
n. Mahis. All parties holdiog claims
against me individually win present tho
same TO me fur settlement.
j, u. PORTER.
Jan 10 q 81.
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II. e. BAH
oA1l4E /

We have just feceised two cars
We give some Z bur remarkably loj
"SPQT CbSHA
Hard Wood sdstead., dovetail
81. 20 g sd Same beds have
Bed Room Suits from S1O.5O to|
Lounges from 50 90 to $500 ID
Best hard wood chair on earth.l
white osk split bostom.
Single chairs all the, way FROM 4
Chairs BY the set Of (6) from S2|
century dining
Sales, large roomy ones from 81 |
Side Boards from S5. 90 to $50. .Ol
carved backs.
A few more Of those handsome 1
for $3.50, these are world beaters
A few Parlor Suits left. These
get first choice.
Some lovely Center Tables iu Cd
to $1,000. OF course we have otl
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List of Letters.

List Of Letters.
Remaining ih .hc Postofice at Union. for
the week ending JanIary 10Th, 1894.
Mr l. & Wheeler Mas 'ulia M,dlres
Mr. a C Smith II G. Brmlam
Mr. Walter Pr;nglc Miss Laura Sa,tr
Persons calling for the above letters viii
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cen! for ,hc;T delivery.
u. W. HAKRlS. L. NJ.
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"OFFIcEs. What is the object of the
proposed B.wdcn March convention Like
wise. what is the purl osc of the lrby July
convention We ask Refawmers, as Con.
servatives arc not supposed to have right
to an opinion concerning the purpose of
refawD. If VIC did; we should say, "Offces."
-Wdichman aRd .SoUthrOn.
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The best
Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Sat Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chiltlains Corns, and ali
skin. eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ell. Price 20 cents per box. For sale by
Is. F. Posey.
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THEY WANT A MARCH CONVENTION.
derson, s. c., Jan. 20 After the meeting
vi the county Alliance here the members of
the old farmers association met and passc
resolutions favoring March convention TO
nominate candidates for Safe officers rs
callcl by Editor Bjwden, of the Cotton
Pkank
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W W "J NUN tUU dUVtTt1S6U
druggist and get q trial bottle free. Send
your name nnd address to II. L. Buckleu g.
Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of DR..
Kings New Life Pills free. as well as n copy
Of Guide 10 Health and Household Instruct
or. free. All of which is guaranteed to do
you good aud cost you nothing. d. +.
Pcseys Drug Store.
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Yours Respectfully, -,
HARRY & BELK,
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.
Medical Partnership.

NIiE undersigned respectfully inform the
l. public that they have entered into
partnership, for the practice of Medicine
and Surgery in ell branches, and will be
prepared to respond promptly to all ca u
for their services, day and night.
T. MUNRO.
j. G. GOINGS.
Office over Poseys Drug Store, Uni
C. II.
Nov. Stiff.
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ELLBaBB Is THE MAN FOR GOVERNOR
EpIToR REaIsThR: / see through the pa
PETS that the Comptroller General Ellerbe is
sI4ken Of for Governor of South Caroliua,
TO Suoceed our present Governor b. r. Till
min.
am rejoioed to see this announcement,
from the fact that think he is one of our
best men. Gen. Ellerbe is man of excel.
leat judgment, one Of our truest Reformers
add l would be 6 g'ad to see him at the head
Of the government Of South Carolins. l
tHink voice the sentiment of Pickens
county, especially the Reformers, when l
lay that he is the man for Governor to sue
coed Governor 1illman, and will receive our
hearty support. Most respectfully,
w. H. BRYANT.
Pickens, s. c., January 10. 1894.
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TO RENT OR HIRE.

A ONE horse farm TO rent. or will hire q
IA hand to tend the farm. Write or ap-
ply to G.. W. GARNER,
Mount Joy, Union Co., s. C.
Jan. 2G.4-ltE
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Dissolution of Partnership.

fNIE partnership hcrotofpro esistipg un-
J. der the firm ;;au.S .: Murphy &
Smith was dissolved on the 1st day Of Jan
nary, 1898, 6y mutual consent.
Al persons indebted to the firm for medi.
cal attendance. etc., are hereby notified to
make payment by the LIST February, TO either
OF the subscribers.
G. T. MURPHY,
VI. I. SMITH
jas. 5-1.4t.*
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N O T L @ Il

HAVING made a change in business
Ill parties who have had Furniture
pair ed at I. z. Bailey are notified that IN
must call for same and pay for repairs
February 1st, '94. Ifnot called for then s,
articles of Furniture will be sold at Aucil
on lst Monday in February to pay
repairs and storage.
BAILEY & MURPHY
Jan. 12-2-tf.
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L. p. MURPHY.
MURPHY.

+ Furniture, with more on the way. Below
|Fices for spot cash did you catch it, for
b e1.25 each. Others all the way from
Ekesnf,re sold on this market for from $175
300, complete.
Ehe very best.
! l45c.; has three sla:s in back aud genuine
to $4,000. tho gerry finest
to $500 for the finest high back 10th
to $500 for best wire.
|RN Of them with nioe mirrors in beautifully
|d-carvcd Ladies Cabinet Desks on hand
going ata great sacrifice. Call early and
Antique and xvi century finish, from so.
/ much cheaper.
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H R A. M. E =

" assorted Picture Frames, which We are
'an't find one to please you in this lot, why
any kind or size you wish. Gust filled an
+ Don't forget that we are prepared to do
hort notice.
!, we have no other bargains in our house
is. But call aud see us and We will show
tied, and most complete stocks Of
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down the fiddle and bow, and pick up the shovel and
noe We are daily receiving our
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.PlC u r ]

We have q large lot IF baan.e
oHering at great reductions. IF
We can make it in 5 minutes for VI
order for frames from Augusta, Cd
any and all kinds of repair work al
Now don't think for moment 4
because we haven't named them i'll
you one of the largest, best al
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EARLY SPRING STOCK OF PLOWS,

EARLY SPRING STOCK OF. PLOWS,
in the most desirable shapes Pow Stocks Trace Chains
Hames, Brides Breechngs Collars Pads Wagon Whips
Back Bands, Heel Bolts Clevses Axes Grub Hoes Matocks
Horse and Mule Shoes, Cut Nails, Wire Nails and all other
plantation Hardware which we offer at the lowest prices m
CASH We pre- pared to furnish
FARM BLACKSMITH OUTFITS,
including Bellows, Anvils, longs Knives Rasps etc. at
prices that will induce you to buy from
We also figure you low prices Galvanized Barbed
Wire in small large lots. Nows the time to build your
pastures.
Well close out the remainder of our Double Muzzle and
Breech Loading Guns at bargains FOR CASH
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a oia LAND SALE.-Memphis, Tean., Jan.
PA dispatch to the Commercial from
chattanooga, Tenn. says: Sixty-four thous-
acres Of valuable mineral lands and
N site plats in the sequachee Valley, the
aerty Of the New York and New Orleans
nd Iron Company, were sold yester.
Areceiver's sale for $85, 900. The
capitalized at fabulous
to have British capital
ich, however, did net
pots, Of Little Rock,
d Richardson, of this
holders, bid in the
and Richardson es-
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ho have used DR..
bow its value, and
= now the opportun-
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WE MAKE ALI OUR MATTE

Feather Beds aud Pillows. We
good Cotton and Straw (42 h.
desired to order.