Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, August 01, 1900, Image 4
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FOXi' SiJbL ISEL.iMtE.
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Pithy PoinUdathjf-il for the Perusal
of TI.sjcs RenJers.
The aun't.'-.l moonlight pienic of
the iiupi.is?.-Sunday school will be
held in the #rovc nenr the church
next Friday tvonin^ from 7 to 10
r?'cloci. The Flint Hill Sunday
school has been invited to intend
fill* t-.ir?nio
?? -*f
The Iadiaii Monument Dedicated.
. I The Catawba l idiun monument.
wliieli Capt. S. Jd. N/liite au<i Mr. .1.'
M. Sprat i have canoed to be erected
iu Confederate park, arrived Sat-1
LI > urday morn in'.: und >.ns mm
ately put in piacc jp a the ^,
* which has b ev. finished and
awaiting its arrival for some time.
The monument in of Indiana lime- |
1 stone and consists of a pedestal Id
V inches high, having beveled upper
edges. On this i.s a second stone,
similar in shape and height, but i
narrower, and on the west ; n be'. I
oi which, in raised letters, ; th
word "Catawba," while on the face
\ , ' celov appears names of note d num
or the nution, and on tho euniern 1
face the nuiacs of some who fought
in the Contcderato . riny. Ou itii.:
stone rests tlio die, which is almost
square and 27 inches high, and
having on the western face u i ire id.
1 scene where native wild turkeys
are onjoyihg their freedom; on t .
north bide is engraved a legend
stating the removal i f the nation
from Canada in l(i.'K) and Lboir
friendship for the white people:
_ . ou the cast side a g.f loping buffalo,
^roaming over tho plains near tho
. (mountains, and o:i the south fa e
(* \j\u-' in meinonam." Anc.it rv.pi
till stone is above and proj *ctin ;
over the die, on which is the figure
* of an liulinn wnrrirkP 1-a...
with drawn 1) >\v an I arrow, ready
for game or nn pusmy. 'The v.'h >le
structure is about 12 feet hiirh.
UZrf-h-'S/fee
Ori yesterday.according to proI
vioub arrangement, about .r?') CaItawba
Indiana, of all sizes and a_'? s,
cauto to Fort Mill to view the 1 n<linn
monument and enjoy a dime r
which hud been prepared for them.
They were nccoinnunied by their
teachers, Mr. and Mrs. D. 10.
Dunlnp.
Promptly at 11 o'clock. Dr. .T. IT.
Thornwcll called the assembly <>f
Indians and citizens to order in
Gonfedexnie park. Itev. II. A.
Yonfjjuothen offered an apprnpriut ?
prayer, i?ft*?r which Dr. Thoruvroll
delivered en address in which he
' recounted the monumental creA
|t inont^ ncM in Fort Mill during
V j t he past teu years and commended
the Indiana for their friendship.
- 1 w explained that this monument
was erected on account of
our appreciation and through the
munificence nf Oapt. S. 1*1. White
and Mr. J. M. Spain. Ho wolc
iraod all, hut especially was it felicitous
that Confederate veteran
should hero meet the descendants
of those Indians who were ever
friends to their mice -dors.
Hon Harris, a member of the
tribe and a son of an ex-C'onfed
era to soldier, was introduced ami
eooko on behalf of the Indians.
They were all here as descendants
of Confederal*1, soldiers, and \v>were
all beneficiaries of I heir sirn
tflcs, if any benefit existed. The
foundation of this work is (mo of
1??., MM... /?. ( ...I? .
lute. J~ no v uui\\i;i. .li. tyiM l< > l I! is
country 1100 ye irs ago and wciv
continually kind niul generous 1o
the whites. They 1:rt? 1 fought side
by side in all wars burin;.,' that ():*
? yoars. Ho was here as a son <1 a
Confederate soldier. Love of liberty
i ( > ri volt
,/ again -1 T .dl the other
ware love of principle was the
HIP? guiding star of action. 11.:- ion r
wns wounded in the Connderate
army, where ho fought for his
white friends through love for
them and devotion to principle.
The Catawbas had shrunk wonderfully?from
many thousands to
less thai) fourscore but lovo of
principle make a few stronger than
the many without it. lieing no
K- orator and uneducated he disclaimed
ability t i deal with the
subject. He was thankful that
lite Christian people ?.f South Carolina
had at last given the Indians
a school; and perhaps 50 years
from the present time many of his
people might bo able to make addresses;
but when faced hv love of
erectors of thia monument he
could not coil tin ue to decline the
Attempt. because love for his fathers
would not allow him t iixu ?tv
thia kindness (?f white friends,
which the Indians highly p.pprecin'efl.
^ li.W \f I* !?sf . vlV.* M'M.j ml ? , iln/iA.1
_ ? ??? ?. itiuuuurni
i ntul 8j>?>kH of the liti.css nnd
priety of the occasion nnd the perpetuation
of the histo;y <>i" n once
numerous nnd powerful trihe of
Indians oy the noldecIVortsof r. *merons
builders of ilii; inomuntii .
The Indiana were then
lertfil around the monument ft .*
the purjv s.? of having n piv.to-rapli
anal ? of the tro rWirda
Ihey ,iarl t .air c ?p*:de- ;
(jf (I tj.itin'Polia l . i y ; Ml".) .1: .j I?y
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The Yurkviile
Aa a rule. York county can bo
tic ponded tipon to'furnish n *
nn 1 well-behaved audience to??reot
the candidates for'Slnto cilices on
their biennial visit to Yorkvilie in
search of votes. Saturday's meeting
did not develop nn cxcor/ion
: to the rule. Probably r.s ratfny as
1800 voters of the county wore
present Mild the bent of order prevailed
durin:r the entire day. < >ne
of the cahdijnl.es r:inar!;od that ,
t!io meeting wan the largest and
most order y v.hirh the ca upai?_rn
- rty, in t: eir nwiner around the
t.tuio. has vet attended. The
poeohos we: ado in the baseball
ground, the 'dates occupying1
a sniali stan ! j. A in front, of the
errand stand, in which 'he audience
was seated. M?vie for the occasion
was furnished bv the Gold
11 i 1! band, whose leader was re-,
peat-dly congratulated upen the
ehoieo s h eiions and the able manner
in wlii rh they wor > rendered.
County Chairman J. H. Price
called the mo ding to order, and
tlio exorcises were opened by si
prayer of Tlcv. P. IT. Crier. M. II.
Coop r, th" only candid to for secrat
a ry of state, set.. letter regr
ttinir his i:?;\bi!"*y . . >? present.
Omioral Fiovd and > . Id. House,
earididsil s f..r adjutant-general,
v/ero sd-'o pbscd.
i Mai. T>. K. Kviim was the first
candidate for railroad commissioner
introduced. It had been said tint
ho wonltl not chfuge the commission
with corruption because 110
,t"! in the home roenfy of one* of
the eomiUMsioners, hot ho would
not srv.re his fire on that account
There is no Slate in the Ininn in
whioh freierht vales are as ld?*h np
| h* South Carolina, except. Florida.
I Tne commission is subsidized by
the rniln ads ni.<1 i-'. toi carter to
: accept their hospitality. "Passr-n'
errs should not be forced to pay u
penalty of 2" cents for failure to
1 buy a ticket. If fleeted he puari
nnte< d protection of all iuteroBtD
1 in Souih Carolina.
Thoa. N. Kerry presented liim!
self as a business man eeekiui? a
I business office. lie is a prohibitionist,
nnd his friends are of opinion
that he n too ijocul a man to
! dabble in polities.
T. K. IVtligr. w epokn of his services
to tin' Stale as a t'onfo.lerato
sold'or ami a Democrat. Ife is a
larin and thinks th Freight rates
too high, hut ho would not say
anything against the commission;
they aro all gentlemen and 1> muoorate.
Ilo would not make any
; promises, b ?t if the people elect
I him ho will fill the place satisfacj
torily.
\V . I). T?I:iyfioltl explained the
Wlutusof the commission. He ?1 m 1
not charge tint there is corrupt ion.
. hut the p i plo should not allow
the commission to he obligated to
; Iho luilnauls by allowing thorn 1o
pay their salaries. Yho practice
>t l!;t' railroads issuing pas/.-n to
the commission should be>ppe 1.
!). 11 vans, who is seeking.
election, paid his respects to his
cousin, 11. H. Kvatis. He denied
II .1 - i * > - - * ?' 1
Htm more is eon up: ion. ami at tempted
to make even with 3J. j!.
by c tar^im'him with issnir.jr I >?'
l itisuranee policies to the State
ami acceptii k under a rotten Kepublienn
administration a pnsition
in the p 'S-tiil service in Cuba
alter tho war w> k over. i?. lb said
tliut \Y. I), stated that w!> ? ! 1 ho
know to bo false. \V. D. told him
to sdiut np. Tho oliainnan tin n
reminded thorn tint no personalitif.s
\v? tv to be indulged in. YV. i >.
then wont on to defend liinn-.-lf
a ainsl tie* charges of dishorn sly.
). If. V\ hartoa, of Laurens, was
the !iist candidate tor railroad r )intni.-sioner.
lie made no ohnroen
against anyone, but said that in s.
takes are beinij made which he
could stop, lie was well ive S.
After an intermission "f a few
minutes, Chairman ibiee introduced
A. Howard Patterson, the
Tarn well candidate for governor.
Tn the course of his speech, .Mr.
Patterson .j tun pod on all the nth r
<.:n!iPrnatorial enndid.it. s #?v.
Walt Whitman. He tirst paid his
respects to Colonel i'oyt. who. in
the piohihi! ai plat form, roin pa v 1
the administration of the dispensary
with that of scalawags. lie
next. r.n ted N. (/.(?.? r/nh s, ehargi"g
him with being the hitterest
ft-o of the dispensary. Governor
McSweeuey was then J*.r? ?i at f.?r
failing to enforce the dispensary
law in Columbia end Charleston.
Ho had b cn in Charleston villi
tin* governor and called his attention
to the illicit sale ( f whiskey,
hut the governor refused to take
any action against thehlind 1 igers.
Cover nor !MeSweeney stated
uiui {'Vfiorn a i > i;i en- " is-it or.
other than liquor. but tin* other
' nhdiilntos would not allow him to
I < so. Thr> records r.bow 11;at ho
is J:- , in to cr.t re* !:: di nonr.ry
' t\., Tie ' <\v has r..'\ r homi on
; >i . <! :n Chariest? : n<i he :!i !
\ 1 u'* r i: n uio i . r
i done. During his :??.!::iition
*n? re h.i.s been no killings or lyncaingH
in S ?t:th (Jemima, t'or willed
he thanked Uod. Vulk eouiuy
, faros bolter u in lor dispensary protection
than it did when wi.iskey
1 was sold in drug stores. lie rt ad
1.... e 1 ? *
<? uuiiiiku *.'? li'uiTH iroiu mayors
and iutenclants, in which ali said
that tlio il.icit suie ot liquor was
decreasing or slopped. lie had
olu wd to pardon bhub rd, a white
man who is now i.??? six jours
i!i tli" penitentiary f r assaulting
a eel ool girl in lain county. At
the cioso or his speech Governor
MeiSweemy received considerable
applause and a great many of those
present confidently predicted th it
he will carry York county in tlio
second primary by at least .r?UU
majority.
La lonel 1 lcyt was the next
speaker. As he came forward to
address the crowd there was s me
applause, which, us we were able
to observe, was coniiued principally
to the young men. lie accused
Mr. 1'atierocii of quoting garbUd
1 extracts from tlio slut* ment of ti-o
Maine situation, and suul that he
would enforce the dispensary law
if a prohibition Legislature is net
eloi'.od. J.to ailuiit.ed that ho advised
a eoaliiion between the prohibitionists
and liquor men to try
I to down the dispensary. i tf paid
his respects to benater IV.! man but
did not refer to Meal Dow, the patron
snintof thep.oliil>ilionist3 who
e.'inie down boutli during tiio war
as n Union brigadier ami did everything
his charitable Itepubiicun
suul would allow to oppiese, hutn
l ale, nnd deprive our people of
their nroi erf v.
Wait Whitman said that ho was
h martyr to the church and the Koform
movement, lie had done a
groat deal for lien Tillman, v.hu
told him that ho had more sense
than any other r ndidate. Tilimun
I ma tiie pull and could help him,
j ljut \viii not do it.
Mr. Frank 1>. Gary said tlmt iui|
datum is tlie sine. rent Hall cry
Mr. ikittorstm in hie speech read
j the nuti-prohibition plank of tin
I Maine Heinocrhl io convention
; which Gary used at Winnsl or<
the day before. Colonel lloyft
idea of prohibition would not prove
as eU'octivc is the prohibition
J which York county already lms
He denounced in scathing term;
prohibitionists wlio are attempts tie
, to strangle !ho oi.-ponsaty, whici
lias nev? r had a fair trial. If York
county wants prohibition, wliiel
she already har. why should she
force it upon Abbeville county
which wauls the dispensary ? ft h
law is not enforce.I in f. h'.rhvtoi
and Columbia, whicli is going 1<
bring it into such disrepute that it
, will bo repealed. Jlo desired t<
! bring tiio law back to its origirn
: purjlose, and deno.d, : - Mr. fat
tor.- <.?n charged, tli it he nindo a io
o?d option speech in Charleston.
1.1 r. G.try's sp ell was fotiowe.'
by that of Col. I n >x Th iugstou
pt ohibiI mil cauei ilat e for lielllen
ant -governor.
Mr. C. f. Wink'or utade a < I itpensary
speech. He creati d a fa
v...- ?ht.. . i ...;o .o .
?. . t . i . . .? ? .4 si \> .?; u?'UI M
lens receive a lr.r^e vote in Vol!
comity.
Mr. J. T. Si tan enhl that lie w:n
o;iposed to barrooms. !f tin < otin
i lieu want tiif^u nr,.ilea or iteons.'
let tliem have it.
Colo L. idense nr.^ueii that tin
school system in w:ou^. Hi' (loot
not want the white man taxed t<
eilu -iito tln> nr^ro. Vork. count]
should have a hi (x?:i.-ai y.
Col. dim Till man said i.e fnvoret
' 1.1 io cilsp usury." tie was only
yearn olil in "i ?. but ho voted th<
Democratic ticket. Colonel Till
man bears a sir.kin-' facial it . em
bianco to his untie, Senator Till
man.
Tito candidates for Stale Iron*
u tor, comptroller, an 1 stipei intend
lent of edue lion v/ero allowed t?
>| eftk only live minutes. The can
delates for atlovm y-y. ::er?tl wei<
, abs iit.
Senator Tillman was Iho I.v
speaker of ihe day. !'e t y:i,| ;i
thi/.ed wi'it the e?c \,-<i lor bavin-,
to sit for four lotto- houis. 11
wanted io t;,)-. (!; lira;. Sill the othe
candid lies preferred that he t p ;sI
last 1<> I. ?!: 1 tii.1 <m )\V(2. t clone
Hoyt nn?! Ida iilliea vera reyp nu i
die for him couiim: in the ram
pv;ri )>v payln/ that h * eh ales
t!i?' prohibition! -.(a in iVJd. H>
explained how 11.? cii> iivm-nr
came, mid -dated llmt it hud booi
1 ? t ? ? '
iiuiothi'ii ny ino Democracy 1
timet*. Ho won 1:1 not :'<< <? hit* hub;
spunked and not interfere. It i
llio tame ok! 1 iiri?t of the minority
who think tiny are bettor thin
anybody else. If h< sue of tin
trovernor?* !im 1 followed Lis ndvic
there would )vt have Keen th
moss about beer privileges. i I< i
necn-od t f wanting a lool. \Y! a
did li want with n tool? 1!
wanted to ksep the p 1? froi
makim* juokn.- c s of th: in ?Jve:
lie wouhl not apologize to th
I. i: '?M 1 ,
>a all;-.v. : ; '
. '. OS. p. '
;v.\r? i\>.>t;.vr>;.
Fnr
I h ?, 'ry ar.m-.p.tieo ii'.y.vilf a oa::'iilldaUt
for s> of i'ort Mi!;
JjESownshio, snltjac t to the notion ofiho
..Jninoer: it: primary. tS. l'\ M.XSSliY.
We a v ;tr.: litirir.ytl to iinntiuui'i' t ;i??'
""A. M. WOLKiS us .t eaudiihUe It);- 7!:i^rislaiitf
oi Fori ISli]] town ;ltip, subject
fo tho result of the Democrat ie primary.
F??r Cotton \Vo?ghtr.
Wo ar-.? :i;:tlit>ri// <l tt> announce !? . (1.
Smyth.) ; ti cu-oliclato for Cotton
Wei rhcr i:i Von Mi I Township,
i -? *- *- * > - *
jer< i>'. f" iv-ih; m tao >s i;?t to I;.j
held ill i-'ort Mill cm Amcu st i'KM,
i uiicl iii which only the cotton producers
iliel cotton buyers of the township arc
,sO participate.
To l lie i-'armovs aud Cot ton !*.nyi rs: J
llm a caudidat'O for re-election to the
c-filcr of Cotton Wii^'lu If ci iet? <1. I
mail try to ukase all interested ji.irt.kM.
K. SHANNON.
Chrlt o* Court.
We nro nut h>rizo.l to announce
AY. HKOWN WVLH'i as a candidate
for re-election to the oilieo of Cle ric of
the Oonr- ' >r York Co iu:y. subject to
he result of the Democratic primary
elect ion.
1 hereby announce myself a canrt'datc
for thy oliice of Citrk of Court of Cork
County, snbjetr to ?h*> action of the
tfiouioeratic party in the primary elcc.ioo.
\?'. H. oTSWART.
bubjoct to -lie action of the Democratic
primary election, i hereby an3(?tac0
myself as n candidate for the
oltico of Clerk of t ! > Courl for York
1 County. J. J. IIUNTEll.
1 I hereby announce my candidacy for
.ho o'.lltv of Cirri: of Court of York
j county, subject to the i( 111 of the
iXinoovali primary. J. A. TATE.
Sobciior of ttiu Sixii? C-hcuit.
I hereby anmr.mc v. yh If us a oaortijilat'j
1\>- olieitor of ii'" bixih .lauiciul
Kjircuit, tsubjec t to the result of tho ! uii>
i nary. 'i i!< )S. i'\ M DOW.
? 1 will s .iiut f.iv lvmr.nina: ion t ? th"
M:.a-o <>f : .>U<-itor of t!: Sixth Judicial
t.-ircaii. subject to the result of ih" next
Demoer.'tio primary. J. IC. HENRY.
I l:cr by announce myself a camiitiatc
for Solicitor of the Sixth Judicial CJir1
auit, suhj ct to the retails of the next
i Democratic primary. W.U. liOUGli.
State Senate.
' We are authorized to announce J. S.
LllIv'L, Es i.. as a candidate for State
Senator, subject to the result of the
I), .uocrutio primary.
^ For .-jJir.nf/.
Wo r.re r.r.th'i.'ized t.) announce Capt
. E. A. t.U WVt'UR!) as a ?-uu lidaie n <
> j Sli 'riff of York C >auty, sub led to the
. ' aciiou ?i* ?h niocrutic : riiunry.
' Wis a'.'o aiitUuriziitl toau'.iouiii'o JOlliS
It. l.O1 .sN to a for . ".inn
i ob(;nil of Varlt county, subject tutliv
, rcriult of tlu Democratic i>riiiiarv doe,
tion.
For County Supervisor.
1 Wo arc author?:-." <1 u? announce il. W.
i j v\'!HTK::IDKS, of i'r >.ul llivor townI
sli';;>. us a ivruliili.to tor i>uj?orvi.:.n
, ;f;ivic county, s.ihj >< to the result ol
! i,lio Demoora.ic orhuuvy olotUiom
? 1 L hoivhy iinutr.iiii'> myself a candidate
i_'; " n-idnctioix to the o!,ieo of Uo mty
| j -njvrvisov, subject to tho result oi tht
j Dcr.ioar.itic primary. T. G-. OtIi?P.
, Weiir -n'Vi.-.r I toanu JoHN
1 r. tttriiDliN a; a ecn-.ti da:o t"-?r t!??
) | o'lho of County Sup rcj. <r of Yorli
| \ omity. Hul>j : to tii action of the
i Ihv! a i.* ; riij.'acy election.
Y> * nvo authorized to arm .
.!. liiJ. i.iii'ilot, of i.r.?ad Kivor town
! . .1?j?. a ; a candid.:. ; . :ho Democrat it
; uuinit". >n t?u;. r\ i >v of Yo,-i
I
i I I'.mtj', KwbjilM I') tlx*. lVMlllt of lilt
| .1 in*. ::< i- i>; i may;.
I lie:* 1 iy uniioatitH) Jisyse!f ::s;i catisli
i (?. u? i v : !?? (!. u. Sun r: - > ?p i?f
1 v ' uuy, sts'ii,- ' ' in I ho rl ii . of tilt
1?? ill.' i?"liii try t ' i l.
J. b\ ASIIE.
For C iu>?> v An !rt'>r.
V '
I he 1 !>v announce my.- If a ; a cniuii
^ i'u-.'v ; .Misnifiitli'-ti'in by thu voi.iv
j.i.hi-1 . -itil it-1 vii. ary f?rr.-aji;.-.?i:it
' in-. :il as tOl A-; i* At'lilTl)!'.
, \V. V7. iiOYvJE.
Fur U'e Sio::=e of present illvea.
i I horoby unuonuco mysolf a cantli
(biit- l r ill- oj iiEPUEsLN
T Vi! \ FS. subj-.vr to tlie action ol tlu
>' . l>i inocvutic primary election.
J. R. IIAILE.
I aro aallriii/' I to ai!:ion;;'-r iV. ii
iv- i.O \t; t, 10s n, its a utmiiilutc for t(u
4 I.'il *I? i-U'K l-:t'KNT ATI V! >'.
mi 11 { : to tli.- msui. of Dotiiocratit
. pr iiiiivy election.
.?'( i!V.> ituthori;:o.\ to annoat- ,T. E
i i. iiiv . .v u)J u 'MiuUilalo for ibt
* !li tsn of ; V .jvsoutat ivos, subjoot loth
n< kioa hi tUo 1 Jo.uoonit io primary clou
. i i i.
. ->pr onting ill * ;:<hk! opinion of ;
i.. .. > : i)f iny follow oiti/.oiis. ;inrl it
J r. ; i-iM- In tboir invirat i. I hn\o d
- ' i in siilm:it my naiiio ; > ihn vob-r:
. of \:ir'.i .o.ty a .1 r:ia<Kduto f<ir tin
l'i i- o:' ll.-jov-vntalivo . sitbjooi totii
( wishoiot 1 1 Doi'.ii; rati.- party ia til
1 -.'pi roaciiitnf piimarv ob-otiosi.
I..T. HULL.
We oro authorized to nnmmnco MOR
\v*IS J . .{OHNM >X for ivn ituinali: 11 a
a caiuMiiai 1 v ill Hon: - of 1-'., provat
' v<", sabj'-ot i > t ho chooo ?>r" th Dom
1 o j11 * vour. of V irk county 111 tin
] xn'tniaty . lootion.
(.'n-jr.ty f not. 0/ lo<?.
" Will sail by (hv\l ITo;.>'. Tli lifi
' boat It . .-a t '.! . Submit ivotoai
!' a c? <urv ' oinoi -;?t" tv.ju!.. au nts
Tito "tti century wind do o to* fun: 1
.. < Vi.Iom* Ins'r.ict; ?i
1 for York Co.. S. <in JAS. OAH8I/KH
l> U' < It ft*-f n. i 11 >u?ly k? > !> in l.iiii'liii
v (i iti of tho offu'o. K; it'll tkiy will lin<
s h 1 1 ;itr ut'-tii'- . You forhini!
* i?;'? iVOf.Cf.
1 All *>." .-oil:1, i tuVli' ;i t.i t I'stutf o
0 T.t'wi-t Tl. <1 ct :uv lii'Vfli;
notified Co make immediate payment i
tijf untl -i..rnc 1.:?1 nil ih >. ?? \\ 1: . h iv
CUiluirt : - til..-: till csM! will , ".'i' :i
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5 clfrs A YARD
Is all wo ask fur what is loft of
1 DTvE/'.S GOODS.
All our 12 1-2 cent ?;*uroti Lnwt:
I at 7 1-2 cents. It will nav voti to hn
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need there 1)' t' ; n"ut year. Some o
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I more tbnu wo are s> lling tin ru f- >r.
going at about half of wholesale cost
Furniture j
In now "complete and our pricf
special prices on Bicycles. Have sol
a >11 nothing but first-class high grade
I u repair shops.
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?^our annua:
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"Will commence on July 28. No
! the year, for you know we can't do t
say cost we menu it, and you will t!i
Special Counters. On these Conn to
Goods, and they will go at 5, 7 1-2 ai
I
i good yard-wide, fa I-colored percale
Dimity for 5 cents.
Ladies, wejcan't tell it all to yor
' ft\v \'/\itr-M)u-?o ?? .. ? ~ - K IT ?
I jrwuicvntn, uiiv.1 UUlit'VU
is the greatest sale over held in Fort
.M EACH AM.
at** c cc- a-c-tf c-s-sfts-?- et-s-c-frt c-** c
, I $ WW
tfe
; s Factory Loaded t
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; j? "Leader" and "Repeater1
* powder and "New Rival" 1<
S Superior to all other brands
? UNIFORHSTY, RELIAB
S STRONG Siiv?j
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oj Winchester Shells are for salt
Ui
ok having them when you buy and
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WW
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Family, Pulpit,
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i isr- the litest mirs
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"i ay up ' ?f Tjjfk,'* '\v oeor^e a.
' tiu'mpft liliasts,*' h)
"oik two a i) a
AND TilU MEMORIAL VO
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our 7 1-2 and 10 ctnl SUMMER
s, Dimities, Swiss, &c.,going now
y these Roods even if you will not
if them cost us .'I cents a yard V
We have a few lints left that aro
. Our stock of
and Etovas.
8 are vorv lnv.v \V#? Imvn cnnin
d six in the last ten dnys. AVo
; bicycles. They arc never seen
iSSEY.
L
COST SALEHw
wo don't cry cost sales one-half
hat and be true, but when we do
ink so when you see our Throo
is vo will place all our Bummer
ud 10 cents per yard. Think of
for 5 cents; fast-colored 7 1-2 cent
i, but wo only r.sl; you to call and
ju will join with us ia saying this
Mill.
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?? " My
SSTERjj
shotgun Shells, s
" loaded with Smokeless t
>aded with Black powder. I
for
2L5TY AND I
IOGTING QUALITIES. |
hy all dealers. Insist upon $
you will net the best. g
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TIMES OFFICE.
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li'lete line of
and Tsaclier's
& ?mp mm
b> mm ji&UM
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MS,"' liy Leroy McWhert<?r, D. '>?
LU.V?& OF D. L. AlOOOY.
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