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t LOCAL DOTS ?A ten-pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Caskey, east of Lancaster, Saturday, November 29. ?Rev. B. F. Hal ford of Walterboro, will preach at Taxahaw the first Sunday morning In December at 11 o'clock. ?Miss Elfrelda Poag has accepted a position as one of the teachers In the Pleasant Plains school. Miss Poag entered upon her duties the last Monday. ?Mr. and Mrs. John Dave Caskey received the sad tidings this morning that their son's wife, Mrs. J. Willie Caskey of Athens. (!a.. is ouite sick and not expected to live . ?Mr. J. L. Pong left today for Birti .nghain, Ala., to attend the salesmen's convention and visit the facte .les of the Continental Gin Company, for which firm he travels. -?Through the kindness of Mrs Mamie C. Simpson, our efficient librarian, and the management of the Lancaster Drug Company and Lancaster Pharmacy, the little Red Cross seals are on sale at the public liIf ary and at both of these drug ( .ores. ?Messrs. H. H. Horton, W. T, Stover, L. It. Rollings, Capt. J. E, Stewman, MaJ. and Mrs. J. M Riddle and Miss Maude Duren were > among the Lancastrians who attended the Methodist conference*, which his been in session in Rock Hill tlur ing the past week. ?Our correspondents have contrlbuteel well to The News this week We feel almost like holding back 8 few of the letters for fear the*re Will be no more for our next issue But we* try to give the news while il is fresh so put in all the correspondence which has been se*nt us. Give us more next issue, ple*nse. ?Mr. S. 1>. McManus of the Union section lost a valuable mule from spasmodic colic last Saturday night The mule lived only about half an hour after taking sick. It was valued at $300. This loss Is particularl> great, coming at it does so soon nftei Mr. McManus's loss of another mule by lightning last May. PERSONALS Mr and Mrs. J. M. Simril of YorkVille have been visiting relatives here Messrs. J. II. Witherspoon, T. Y Williams and K. K. Wylie returnee! Monday from Pulaski. Tenn., where they attended the marriage of Col Lerov Springs and Mrs. Lena Jones Wade. Miss Emma Kerr and her cousin Miss Jennie Lee Kerr, were tin i guests of Mrs. James Witserspooi ^ the past week-end. Mr. Robert Simpson, who is a student at Davidson College, spent Sat urdav and Sunday with his mother Mrs. Mamie Simpson. Mrs. C. W. Requarth and little son. Rillv, are expected tomorrow foi a visit to Miss Juanita Wylie. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pavseur left Friday night for a trip to Washing ton and Baltimore. On their return they will make a visit to their daugh ter. Mrs. Forest Boswell, at Burk ville, Va. Mr. CJeorge Cross returned yester day from a visit to relatives in Charlotte. Mrs. M. J. Perry, state treasure! of the U. D. P., left yesterday to at tend the annual convention in session this week in Edgefield. Mr. I). F. Sapp of the New Hetbe section of the county returned fron the annual conference at Rock Hil today. While absent he visited hi: UilUKIIU'l (II Iiiiw unci , n. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Bartlett liavi returned from their wedding trip tf Washington and Baltimore. Messrs. C. N. Sapp and R. S Stewart returned Friday from Rich mond, where they witnessed tli? Virginia-North Carolina game tin day before. Mrs. J. T. Wylie is expected todaj from a visit to relatives in Rock Hil and Kdgemoor. Mr. E. E. Cloud of Rock Hill h here on business today. Messrs. Lewis Roberts and Edwarc Montgomery of the Creek section lef m yesterday for Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. J. W. Re?d of Columbia 1: here on business today. Miss Eva Mae Duron of Winthroj College spent the week-end at home Judges Ira B. Jones and Ernes Moore and Harry Hlnes, Esq., are li attendance upon the supreme cour In Columbia tliis week. Meeting at Baptist Church Closet Last Night. The meeting which has been ii progress at the First Baptist churel for the past two weeks, closed las night with an impresslvq service when about forty persons receive) the ordinance of baptism Rev. J. E. McManaway and thi pastor, Rev. J. H. Boldridge, I). D. have both worked faithfully durini this time, both In and out of the pul pit and are much gratified at th success of the series of meetings al ravu nui v ii.c mr iiiitrirnt iiu irnn ed, those of other denomination sharing with their Ftaptlst brethrei In the enjoyment of the meeting. Town Primary Today. The primary election for mayo and aldermen of Lancaster for th ensuing two years Is in progress to day. Mr. J. M. Hood Is the onl candidate for mayor, but there are round dozen candidate for aldermen six of whom nre to be elected. j majority of the vote Is necessary t elect., which makes It possible thn there may be a second primary fo one alderman or more. As we go t press 175 votes have been polled. There are 330 names on the clu roll who are entitled to vote. DEATH OF MRS. sv CHARLES O. WILLIAMS r?r's _____ boug SuccuiiiIks in Texas Home Kxiiclly ^ [jjj Four Months After ltnilroad Ac- 'prac cident?Has Many Friends Here. Jersi Those friends and relatives who ^?* j watched her brave fight for life after [or : 1 sustaining injuries regarded at first as fatal, and who thought her ulti- _ mate recovery was now a certainty, a-ve were shocked to learn that Mrs. ^ i Charles O. Williams passed away at ;or ! llOP luilllo ill f ^DPIMIU / '!? etoi I Qll*l<la? l)OUC , ..v. ' " 'V " VI?<DII, OUIHI.IJ ' , evening# November 3 0, at 7:30 *1 o'clock. " . | Mrs. Williams, it will be recalled, aKa" was one of those injured In the dunti ! Hooper's creek wreck on the Lan- "aln caster & Chester Railway, July 30, last. Those who visited the scene of aKail that disaster will never forget her ('ant thouglitfulness for her little chll- 1)<),,K | dren when it was thought that she 1 lierself was facing death. Her calm- aKa'> ness then was no less remarkable ('an^ than her patience during the long and sont tedious days at the Magdalene lios- Nl pjtal in Chester, where she was hur- aKaii ried after the wreck. For many days a<1e! she heroically battled for health and 1 strength against what seemed hope- ri less odds. Her one thought seemed '5arT that she must live to care for her an(' husband and seven little children. f?r * Mr. and Mrs. Williams were re, turning with their family fronva visit . to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Culp and other relatives of Mr. Williams here and . in the county, when the train to i Chester went down. ! jji Mrs. Williams was before her mar- jnK \ riage to Mr. Charles Oscar Williams, 0f tj . formally of this county, a Miss Mat- muc tie Curry. She was born and reared has ' near Corpus Christi. where sice and Firs , her husband made their home. Mrs. ,\l Williams was 37 years of age last ham [ April. She had a bright, cheery dis- inavi position and made many friends <><1 v ? during the visit she made to Lancas- bors ter last summer. And if nothing have further were known of her splendid Closj 1 character, iter fortitude and patience 1 under the terrible ordeal she under- ; went are sufficient testimony to its ' ' strength and sweetness. Amid un- The [ told sufferings she seemed to realize that everything that physicians and nurses could do for her relief was be- To t ing done and her unselfish thought 1?] | of those dependent upon her dis- your mrupii nor iar more mail nor own wha' precarious condition. circi Iler happiness at being reunited worl with her family in Texas was wit- amo nessed by Mr. Clyburn Wilson of this ter < place, a kinsman who, with a nurse gone accompanied her home to Corpus sero Christi on a special train. latin I No particulars have been learned ever but Mrs. James S. Wilson received of tl I from her last Friday a letter in which Ver\ ' she referred to her condition as im- the i . proved, stating that her family phy- Wye < sician thought that only time was chut needed for her complete recovery, stroi . For this reason it is thought that on t ' some sudden complication must have nee i been the occasion of her death. they I Mrs. Williams leaves surviving tire her, a husband and seven children, sidii Alma, Leslie, Oscar, Alice, Betty, elall . Susie and Mildred, and her father clud and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Curry jecP 4 of Port Arayas, Texas. To all of p, r these sorrowing loved ones many odn< hearts feel sympathy, for their loss Tl t is indeed great. ' good sent 'I TI1K AXMAI. COXKKIIKXCK. ro< ? I will your The South Carolina .Methodist Meet- yj * 1 ing Came to a Close Yesterday. and i The annual session of the South J,ar . Carolina Methodist Conference came ,j( . to a close at Rock Hill yesterday. , One of the principal features of the " , conference was the presence of three * I bishops, Denny, Kilgo and Williams, , something unusual, having never ant' I happened before in the history of the f!ius ^ conference excepting one time in Kinf Columbia in 1804. surp ? The following are the appoint- re'*e ) nients for the Hock Hill district: R. L. Holroyd, presiding elder; ^ ? Blackshurg. to be supplied; Black- j>OWl . stock, W. M. Hardin; Chester, J. L. ,, . Daniel; Chester circuit, W. T. Dun- JJ1, ? can; Clover, J. N. Ison'i; East Ches- "elP ter, J. V. Davis; supply Lancaster, r W. C. Kelly; Fort Mill, J. P. Patten; i 1 Hickory Grove, 11. B. Hardy; Lan- ! T caster, E. T. Hodges; Lancaster cir- Taxi 3 cult, C. W. Burgess; North Rock the | Hill and City mission, J. A. White, the 1 B. R. Ulmer; supply Rlchhurg, W. S. will t Goodwin; Rock Hill, St. John's. P. with H. Wells; Rock Hill circuit. J. S. 3 Spinks; Van Wyck, J. H. Montgom- j cry; Winnsboro, J. 1$. TraywAck; j Yorkvllle, H. Stokes. Rev. ('. 1'. Carter was transferred ^ t to Spartanburg district as supply for i Clifton and Glendale. S).(.t t By a vote of 123 to 80 the conference decided to divide the state into j)0 r a northern and southern division, but' furr this action will have to be approved ^ by the General Conference. , mus . at t i SAI.KS |?AY IN LANCASTKR. I wltl ^ | The t Several Tracts of I.and Sold by Clerk Z~~ of Court I'aul .Moore. |jl 1 On account of the rain the usunl first Monday in December crowd was FRI e not in town yesterday. During the a , hours of sale the rain was pouring trea % down so the sales took place in the plai - auditorium of the court house. The m. . e clerk of the court disposed of the fol- . i. lowing pieces of real estate: i- British and American Mortgage s Company. Limited, Plaintiffs, against ' y a James W. H. Weaiier, et al., Defen- puj unnin, i.tu ani-s, UUUKUl oy I . II. JjaVi Jones and John T. Stevens for $3,705. | First National Bank of Lancaster, j)or PlalntlfT. against Lancaster Ice & r Coal Co., Defendants, Ice plant prop- ulj'j e erty, bought by C. D. Jones for 0f t . $2,480. n i H. D. Thompson et al., Plaintiffs, p j y against W. Otis Thompson, et al.. a Defendants, 166 acres, bought by , Marv I). Thompson for $3,000. w" ' Malinda Hudson et al., Plaintiffs, j j against. D. F. Helms, et al., Defen- ^jrH " danth. Tract No. 1, 38 acres, bought j < j To cure a Cold In One Day \y. Take LAX ATI VJtnROMO Quinine. It atopa the J. I . Cough und Headache and works off the Cold, p h I)ru?*gl??s re'"i?id toott V If It fails to cure. ? K w ckovk'8 nlzu lure op each tio*. 25c. THE LANCASTER NEW 11. Roberts for $655. Tract No. II t acres, bought by S. H. Roberts L) Li v (1,150. Tract No. 3, 38 acres, lit by D. F. Helms for $1,000. CITY rusliy A. Small et al., Plaintiffs. pay ist Roy O. Small. Defendants, cattle, t No. 1. 41 Vi acres, bought by our a illy A. Small for $2,050. Tract stogne l% 36 acres, bought by Tina Kills (1.800. Tract No. 3, 32 acres, COW ! ht by Roy O. Small for $1,600. |0w ?1 la b. Riddle, Plaintiff, against Report Flynn, Defendant. Tract No. ; gIN N t acres, bought by J. P. Flynn part ol (1.560. Tract No. 2. 7 4 acres, Tuesda lit by H. D. Thompson for i a ILUSTErwin Simpson, et al.. Plaintiffs, book ist D. F. Helms, et al., Defen- leaf, s. 52 acres, bought by L. T. Mc- stock ( for $8 2 5. Hood. ice Morgan, committee. Plaintiff, ist Menervia 10. Hough, Defen- FOR H , three lots in town of Kershaw, Appl lit by Alice Morgan for $1,220. g, q M. Caskey, et al., Plaintiffs, [ist Hattie Cole, et al., Defen- FOR S s, 65 acres, bought by S. E. Ilin- welg for $l,2$o. work i innie Mobley, et al., Plaintiffs, ; Apply ust \V. C. Mobley. Defendant, .17 Route ?, bought by John A. Bridges for WANT le J. 10. Taylor house and lot on roon street was sold at public outcry c>( Slt was bid in hv W. P. Robinson 13.000. C1IN > I the . MR. IIOlKilOS WIDI, REMAIN. |n we. ???? I C. < 're C'. 1*. Carter Transferred to | 26, 19 Spartanburg. i Is own congregation are express- ' 'I'' their gratification and the people Rail le other denominations, also, are white h pleased that Rev. 10. T. Hodges niensic been returned to his cliai <?, the , ,n*\' ! I Methodist church, at this place, i1'1 ' II of us are sorry, on the other I, that Rev. C. P. Carter is to i~ ? us. Mr. Carter has been bless- j 1* OR ;ith womlorful success in ids la- ! eorn among us and we are loath to ,?~ ' this genial minister of thejOASOl >el leave Lancaster. Inte horse VAX WVCK CIIR ITT. develo Will s People of This Section Are chaser l.oyul iin.l liilieral. lie Editor of The News: WANT lease allow mo a littlo spare in ni'n paper to express In a public way coon, t 1 fool to bo iluo tbo Van Wvck NVant lit. I was appointed to this before < a year hro and in coming ng these good people of Lauras- ADVE county I found them kind and any tous, first in a general way and an(* Sl nd as relating to our church re- his be his. largo hearted and as a rule ' busine ready to look after the interests ?~? ie church and all denominations. ^ ^ i* considerate of the welfare of i 5 one sent to serve them. The Van i 'l?rtoi k circuit, composed of only three , ? ches, none of which are very |TIIL 11 g financially, still by hard work ?f>n he part of tiie officials and sacri- j'. , . on the part r>f the tnembershi|). ? have managed to raise the en- i al| a assessment for pastor and pre- vv ^ lg elder and all consolidated r,:ilT ^ ns. amounting to $072, not In- j ing Sunday schools, other obetc. ar loyalty, liberality, large heart ss, tliis report speaks for itself. lie officials of this work are all j I men and the pastor who shall be i to serve them for 1014 will be j ived with kindness and love and have the co-operation of both i ig and old. ay Clod bless this appointment I all concerned for the ensuing \ S W. M. HARDIN, ock Hill, S. C\, Dec. 1, 1013. Cervous anil Sick Headaches, lrpid liver, constipated bowels | disordered stomach are the I es of these headaches. Take Dr. j t's New Life Pills, you will be j rised how quickly you will get j f. They stimulate the different ns to do their work properly, j better regulator for liver and j els. Take 2 5c and Invest in a j today. At all druggists or by H. E. Ducklen & Co., Philahia and St. Louis. Thy Notice. lie books for collection of Town I ss are now open at the office of I Clerk and Treasurer in rear of I First National Hank, said taxes be collected until December Hist, lout penalty. JOHN CRAWFORD. Clerk and Treasurer. Sperial Notice. [r. B. F. Halle will celebrate his hday at his home in the Union ion on next Saturday, December Several excellent addrseses will I nade, and a good string band will lish music throughout the day. lso at 4 o'clock that afternoon a deal entertainment will be given he Union school house, closing 1 a box supper Saturday night, public is cordially Invited. usiness Notices SB OFFER This ad and your ddress entitles you to ten days' j tment that will cure female com- j nts. Address with stamp, Mrs. A. Hilton, Kershaw, S. C. 13-19-f Vikt /e, the undersigned citizens of ort and Gills Creek townships, e decided not to hae any birds t?d on our premises from Decem1, 1013 to December 31, 191t>. person disregarding this notice be prosecuted to the full extent , he law. IV. Walters. J. O. Porter. 2. Walters. S. J. Funderburk. n McManus. L. A. Steele. M. Estrldge. M. L. Thompson. G. A. Porter. H. C. Steele. 2. Porter. M. C. Duncan. . S. A. Porter. W. M. Estrldge. Delk. Mrs. C. Elliott, d. Clyburn. R. R. Riddle. R. Plyler. A J. Wilson. I. Steele. W., Q. Caskey. A. FunderburkGeo. W. Baker. i. Funderburk. OW S, DECEMBER 2, 1913. siness Notices MEAT MARKET We will W IV th ehighest market price tor j i^Ji hops, butter. eggs, etc. See M |?| h1 \V dvertisetnent in this issue. M a^a-j^n*. r & Connor. 18 j STRAYED- Strayed, one yel- AA I II cow front Mrs. B. ('. IIoukIi's. I j I to B. Y. Funderburk. 18 VP. I | roTICK?For the remaining A \/MP ' season, 1 will gin only on y. W. B. Arant. ^VP^ v ?Saturday afternoon. 1 time I 1^*1^ My name on first inside ' ^VP^ Return to Gregory-Hood Live fjf 111 Co.. and receive reward. Latta 1 ,s w* if ? | LENT?Three furnished rooms. ^ ly G. F. Ferguson, Lancaster, |)|o*1Si ALE One gooil sorrell mare. Jj I l^l^l ;hs about 900 pounds, will m ltiywhere, lady can drive her. Tell othe ('has. S. Caskey, Lancaster, >^T< fJOOD D1 3. 18-19 Ci ? W1 U9 of our 'ED To rent a five <>r six ini?q .m,| u uuusc iii uuce. Apply u. i"'. | tVjVJ News office. W to remed> ' W( COTICE?For the balance of gg Watch 1 season I will gin only two days 'gg Statemen ik?Tuesday and Friday. It. ickett, Riverside, S. C Nov. i? WE SE 1_ M PEOPLE, LANCASTER & CHESTER! |W, way will receive post oak and gg oak crossties of standard dl>ns, 7x9 inches by S1-. feet1 gfP. smoothly hewed or sawed, un- , gg Till? iruary 15th, 1914. A. l\ Mc-i 1 OIL Supt. 1G-22-T .w g SALE?Fine lot white ear t'^g1 I i. Lancaster Mercantile Co. * gg LINE ENGINE FOR SALE? | I \lp rnational Harvester Co. 3- I /\i\j| power Gasoline Engine. Will gg UxlllV p 3 Vfe H. P., good condition. ^^g< ell at a bargain to quick purApply W. S. Hough, Office gg ster Publishing Co. Ug1 o "ED?To buy your cow hides, ,eY k. otter, muskrats, 'possum, ''gg1' IxI'.LI; sheep, goat and horse hides. pounds at once. See me ggL? .?. ^^ sell. Capers Cauthen. 988881 ItTISING alone does not make man rich, but it is a certain c a t r< t\ ire sign that the man is using *kAL.lv?ine st endeavors to get the best tainlng five lni ss and he is sure to get it. ?r lOSiS' Gr? ,?? i to Jolin Iloykin, C flLL HAVE a car of good coal | =ell this week. Edwards & n. 8-tf FACTORY EXP writer Repair ROYAI, TYPEWRITER is rec- charge of the ized everywhere as a first- ; writer mechanics machine and wears as well as our work Is guar:! gh priced typewriters. We have of any rebuild solutely new one at less than 1 country. All woi sale price. Address II. C., ly and fully g "lie Lancaster News, Lancaster, Crayton & Co., CI 101-tf I POLIA NOVEMB Men's $10.00 Suits, all-wool Cashimere $6.18 Men's $10.00 Suits, Blue Serge.. ..$6.-18 Men's $15.00 Suits (Tailor made)..$9.98 Men's $20.00 Suits (Tailor made). .$11.98 Men's $2.00 Pants $1.48 Men's $3.00 Pants $2.25 Men's $5.00 Pants $3.18 Boys' Suits, sizes 3 to 18, knee pants, price 98c, $1.50, $2.50 up to $7.50 Boys' Pants at 25c, 50c, up to $2.00 Men's and Boys' Overcoats, prices $1.50, $2.50, $3.50 up to $10.00 Ladies' and Children's Coats and Coat Suits, prices $1.98, $2.98, $4.50 up to $10.00 A full line of Ladies', Men's and Children's Sweaters from 25c up to $2.50 SHOES SHOES $2.00 Ladies' Shoes, at $1.49 $3.50 Ladies' Shoes at $2.98 $4.50 Ladies' Shoes. $3.48 Children's Shoes, all sizes, at low prices. Men's Solid Leather Shoes at $1.48, $2.50, $3.50 and $4.50 Men's and Boys' Harts and Caps 25c up to $3.50 M.POLI CHEAPEST ST 5 ??ii??? ???? ?iti* 11' ii Hank No. :t:i. " STATEMENT OP TIIE CONDITION B ;k yoll of s >i, mm the bank of Lancaster located at Lancaster, S. C., at the close of business October 21st, 1913. RESOURCES. O Loans and Discounts. . . .150K oc ?o L^Vl I Overdrafts 11,112.2 9 99 Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 10,500.00 9!9< Furniture and Fixtures. 1.000.00 99 Banking House 5,800.00 9 9 Due from Banks and V/M O Bankers 97.540.18 99 Currency 15,416.00 Gold 3,565.00 )() MOT Silver and Other Minor 99 Ml 1^11 Co,n 1.575.48 2 Checks and Cash Items. . 1,385.64 p you, ___! 99 , Total $653,041.48 W1 L I LIABILITIES. O Captal Stock Paid ln...$ 50,000.00 A T8 of OUT Surplus Fund 100,000.00 FFHS* tell Undivided Profits, less Cifjl 5? ie" Current Expenses and 99 shortcom- Taxes Paid 18,190.97 'gA we will trv I Due to Banks and Baak- C< we will try i erg 2,958.72 99 ' them. I Dividends Unpaid 350.00 'giA I Individual Deposits Subthe Bank's ject to Check 229.380.15 Savings Deposits 71,530.55 gift Time Certificates of De- i>^5i RVF THF posit 94,635.56 M i\VEi inc. Certiflod Checks 17.500.On W , Cashier's Checks 495.53 Notes and Bills Redis- 99 counted 65,000.00 W Reserved for Taxes 3,000.00 R A WIf Total $653,041.48 }fj/j DAIliY STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Lancaster, ss: v|-i Before me came Geo. W. Williams, 99 Im cashier of the above named bank, ** who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a $$ ACTED true condition of said bank, as shown Uj*' An I TjK by the books of said bank. GEO. W. WILLIAMS. [99 Sworn te and subscribed before Ujf me this 27th day of October, 1913. IIh JNC. H. POAG, Notary Public. .99 f Correct?Attest: j?' LEROY SPRINGS, . ItI ? R. L. CRAWFORD. M \l>Lh. WADDY C. THOMSON, W Directors. Bailey place, con- WANTED?Copies of The Lancaster indred acres, more News of April 1, 1913, November 2. O. White. Apply 27, 1912, and July 22, 1913. If any lamden, S. C. of our subscribers have copies of The l?-tf News of these dates we would ap ~ predate your sending them In to us. dSS^SS,' u"to ?*?? *? P?WUhin# Co. ll-tf most skilled type- ? ?"? In the South, and DR. C. B. PRATT, tnteed equal to that ' ing plant in the Dentist, rk handled prompt- Phone ???*-, uaranteed. J. E. 1 1 ? liarlolte, N. C. Offlee over Lancrpl : Pharmacy, 5-6-tf OII1 e hours, 9 to 1; 2 to 6. KOFF'S I 1ER SALE DRY GOODS 20 Yards 42-inch White Cloth SI.00 20 Yards Fast Colored Calicoes. .. .$1.00 20 Yards Bleaching $1.00 200 Yards Thread, white or black....5c 20 Yards Outing (5c per yard) $1.00 $1.00 Broad Cloth 49c 50c Mohair 39c 40c Suiting 23c Bed Tick at 10c, up to the best Feather Tick (water proof.) $1.00 Satin Charmuese (colors, blue, white, green, garnet) at 50c (10 Yards to Customer.) Good Apron Gingham at iy2c 10c and 12V?c Dress Ginghams at. . 8V2C $1.00 Men's Underwear (wool) at....75c manners at 48c per pair and up $3.50 Wool Blankets at $2.48 $4.50 Wool Blankets at $3.39 40c Table Damask, 54 inches 25c $1.00 Table Damask, 72 inches 49c A complete line of up-to-date Millinery, Ladies' and Children's Hats, at reduced prices. a^A A^A. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 4 A "a" A y "AT AKOF F ORE ON EARTH. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmtmJi