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What He Said. "I said, "Let mo walk in the fields." He said, "Ho, wiilK in the town,'" 1 said, ''There art? no dowers there." He said, "No flowers, but a crown." I said, "But the &kies are black : There is nothing but noise and din." AjiJ He wept as He sent ine back. "There is more," lie said. "There is sin." I said,"But the air is th'ck. And fo^s are veiling the sun." He answered, "Yet souls are siek. And simls in the dark, undone." 1 said, "I shall iniss the lii'lit. Ami friends will miss me. they say." He answered, "Choose tn-nuht, if 1 am to miss you, or they." I pleaded for time to be given. He said. "Is it hard to decide ? It will not seem hard in heaven To haw t'ollowul tlic s'.eps <>1 your liUMie. ?"Ki-gtoiis ISfvond." Krep Your UniielUrr Yoiniff. Mothers should try to prolong their daughters' childhood a* much as possible. Life's troubles will come to them fast enough. And, even from a selfish point of view, a daughter who ts childlike in manner and in thought is much more of a comfort to a mother thau an immature little woman can be. It is natural, no doubt, for a tired woman, who has no mother or sister near, to tell her troubles to her little girl; to let her know that the butcher and baker want their bills settled, and that that speculation of papa's has delayed the payment; to remark ou the conduct oi Aunc ?iiiza as "unKinu; 10 point out the shabbiness of tbe parlor furniture; to wonder whether the poor-house is the future destination of me family, etc. But it is cruel, nevertheless, as many natural things are. Little, pale, grave-looking girls, with a premature sense of responsibility, are the outcome of this sort of thing, and the depth of shame and sorrow of which the little heart is capable, may be read in the sad eyes. Perhaps it is even worse than this to dilate to a child on the faults of friends and acquaintances; to point out the spite or meanness of people the child is disposed to like; to arouse the desire for revenge, which awakens in every young soul at the thought of wrong or inlnofino A fhp mnthpr mn.v XL!J UOblVVi AUVl ?T?iv* vajv ?.?j learn that she was mistaken, and forget; the child seldom does. It is said that in China there are strange dwarfs of grotesque shape, kept for the amusement of the Emperors, who were made so by being inprisonedat birth in jars made for the purpose, the forms of which the wretched creatures took in growing, they being originally no different from other children. Effects as distorteng as these are produced on the youug heart aud mind by fitting childhood's budding love aud faith and confidence to the narrownees - * - J..?4 i; A. 1 ;# * OI itUUll Ilie?lu lis jjreeu UI *t<c inordinate value of appearance, its suspicion of others, or to the sad knowledge of what life really is. If you love your daughter, let her laugh and prattle. Rejoice with her; do not make her weep with you. There area thousand things to teach her that are bright and good and elevating, and you had better go back to your own youth, and help her dress her doll like Miss Elfrida Jane, who seems so lovely in the child's eyes, than tell her that Niss Elfrida Jane paints hei cheeks, and is not all that she ought to be in conduct. You had better read "Cinderella" and "Puss in Boots" with her. and believe with her that a good fairy might come down the chimney at any time and evolve a golden coach from a yellow pumpkin, titan to teach her prematurely that the world is a sad place and its dwellers most evilminded persons. Keep your little jrirls ynung ??d hopeful, and they will help you to keep so, too.?New York Ledger. Purpose of Heart?Beauty of Face. Alice Freemau Palmer, ex-president of SVellesley College, recently said in au address before the Women's Board of Foreign Missions, Boston: "I am so sorry for the girls and women who have no great, absorbing interest outside of themselves. In studying faces at social gathering, one can hardly fail to be impressed with the different expressions upon the counternancesof those who accustomed to assemble purely for pleasure, and those whose lives are dominated by noble purpose. Girls naturally desire to be beautiful. But if the beauty is to be lasting, if at forty or sixty they wish to have that certain something in their personal presence which makes women of that age so attractive, they must live outside of them selves. Self-culture sought, for its own sake will never make a girl winsome. Her graces, her accomplishments, her talents of every sort, must subserve some higher good to be really possessions. ?? ? Bad Books.?Never, under any circumstances,read a bad book, and never spend a serious hour in reading a second-rate book. No words can overate the mischief of bad reading. A bad book will often haunt a man hie whnloltfo lourr Tt in nffpn rpmpm bered when much that is better is forgotten; it intruded itself at the most solemn moments, and contaminates the best feelings and emotions. Reading trashy, second-rate books is a grievous waste of time also. In the first place, there are a great many more first-rate books tbau ever you can master; and, in the second place, you cau not read an inferior book without giving up an"oppunitv of reading a first rate book. Rooks, remember, are friends; books affect character, and you can as little neglect your duty in respect of this as you can safely neglect any other moral duty that is cast upon you.?Coleridge. Dr. H. V. M. Miller says here Is a never-failing remedy for ilie grip: Take two large lemons and put them i.~: 1: \\ruA1, tVw.? ill uniting num. v? ncu iurj utruuiuc soft squeeze them into a cup and add a little sugar. Then swallow the mixture, and a cure will follow iu a slion while.?Peoples Journal. Notes.?For bee or wasp stings use loon r??w mpn! nrttilturl r\ tlinctiiur oiwl changed occasionally. It is said tocmv the bite of a rattlesnake. For a bruise apply cloths wrung from hot water, and changed until the pain eases. This prevents discoloration. Never put cold water on a bruise.?Alum and salt in equal parts, pulverized and put iuan aching tooth on a bit of cotton, will relieve the ache.?Boiled onions freely eaten by children once a week will keep them from being troubled by worms.?Clover tea is good for hives, scrofula, and eruptions on olrin Vnnr hr?t water nil the lilrw. tUV OXV I A A WM. ??"V ???V. V..V M.?M Horns. They may be used fresh or dry. Now is the time to gather clover blossoms.---It is said that essential oil of turpentine rubbed briskly on rheumatic joints will relieve almost immediately. The very core of healthy and hapby discipleship is the willingness to let the Master have his way. This principle runs through all the deepest, richest experiences of- the blood-, bought and consecrated believer. ' > Bank of Lowndesville LOWNDESVILLE, S. C. Capital Stock Paid in 819,920 O Surplus 1,000 0 Does a general banking* ijusi ties?. Affords best security and fucil ties for depositors. Issues time certificates of deposits boarln interest hs follows: six months -I per cent twelve months 0 per cent. j J. B. FRANKS, President. t>b. 10,181)2,12m HADDONS Spring Opening -r., Ofilh ilislllllt. THE latest. novelties In DRESS GOOD? J MILLIXKRY, TRIMMINGS, Ac. Til ladles are respectfully Invited t?? exnrnin our stock. [March 10,1MI2, 2t Wanted. A FIRST GRADE TEACHER of experlenc for Salem School. Address II. O. HELL. Trustee. March 10,1892, 2t Dry Grove, S. C. Apportionment School Fund fo: Abbeville County for 1892. '|*HE apportionmentof the School Fund fo I the townships In Abbeville connt.v I herewith annexed, and the School Trustee! are cautioned not to overdraw on the amount' designated lor their respective School Dls Irlcts: Amount School District No. 1 $1.">C0 o 1 ILV) ? ? :s l,a)i) < ? 1 900 ' " ft 1,1110 ? ' li 1,000 ' 7 l,i:#t ' " " S 1,000 ' ? " !l 1,07"? " 10 085 '? " " 11 l/iOO " " 12 iMX I " i;; i,02r? ' ? u 910 " " 1ft 1,200 ? Hi I,:KO ? " 17 200 ? " is i,ouo The two last townships represents the town! of Ninety-Six and Oreenwood. K. COWAN, School Commissioner Abbeville County. Feb. :5.1802, tf Spanish Peanuts. ir * \*l' ? cntiniv of Knanish Peanuts 1 which I offer for sale as seed. They ares valuable* crop. J. E. BROWNLEE, Feb. 17,1892, tf Antreville, S. C. E. F. GILLIAKH, TAILOK, OVER THK POST - OFFICE, IS 1'ltE pared to do all work in his line. CUT TING, MAKING. KEI AlKING.and ( LEAN ING of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, a specialty. SAMPLES of SUITS always on hand, Charges Reasonable. June 10,1WJ1. l'Jmos. SCHOOL NOTICE. \ LL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS t\ with the School Commissioner will find him in Ids olllce all public days and every Saturday in each month nearest the middle of the month, during the present year lor the purpose of registering claims, Ac. E. COWAN, .School Commissioner Abbeville County. Feb 2, 18'J2. l ure refined lard strictly guaranteed Heath ii Co. 1 I in mm1, V II s K r ??????? T (J s ] II n li ii en.t V V f( I <i?M e . i i <. i s - 1 Tie State cf Ml Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. ? COURT OK COMMON PLEAS. . o J John L. Arnold, Plaintlir, 0 against Grace G.Cochran, in her own right and as Executrix of last will and testament of Law- / son T. Arnold, deceased, tannie Presneli, ^ Salllc Wilson, 0. C. Spencer, Gray Spencer, C ti William Spencer, Grace Spencer, Irma Spencer, Fl<irlda P. Arnold, Mary Manldic, ' Carrie Tate. Laura CooDer. Mattle Arnold .1 and B. F. Wilson, as Executor of last will aud testament of Lawson T. Arnold, deceased, Defendants. G SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. L J (ComplalDt served.) To the Defendants above named: ! ) YoU AUK HEREBY SUMMONED AND required to answer the complaint In this ac Hon, of whicb a copy is lierowith terved upon ^ you, and lo serve a copy of your'answer to t. the said complaint ou the subscribers at their office, Greenville, S. C? within twenty days J; after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you tail to answer the complaint witbin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff' in tills action will apply to the Court , for the relief demanded in the complaint. C e Dated March llth A. D. 1892. BENET & McCULLOUGJl. PlalutifT's Attorneys. " Tilos. L. Moork, C. C. C. P. [L.S.] f To the Absent Defendants: 0. C. Spencer, K Gray Spencer, William Spencer, Fannie Presnell: r Take Nolice: That the complaint herein | s wan lileil In olllce of Clerk of Court of Coin* J j. mon PIchk for Ahbcvllle county on the 11th t- day of March, 1SD2. I5ENET & MrCULLOUGII, Plain tiff's Attorneys. March 10,1S02, fit EARLY AMBER CANE SEED. f ch wi HICKORY KING CO UN, ] IMPROVED GOLDEN DENT CORN, * liI* 1ST EARLY "SNOW FLAKE" CORN, "j ? POP CORN. PEARL MILLET. GERMAN MILLET. KAFFIR CORN. J Baist's Selects Early Rose Potatoes Also a full lino of HEIST'S AND ELY'S SEEDS in Hulk and in Papers. i I also have a few pir-rs ol Henderson's "POWDERCMO" Tomato. A Sill The biggest thing ever grown. ine sin is i : w. it. mailers % * thii Granite Front Drag Store, GREENWOOD, ? - - 8. C. cor March !), 1892, lm \ ' \ . ' . MM "Will keep on hai rept in a General Mer< -\a rrlarl fn aerrTro Hno+nr gxcvwt. UU V V V/ UU UV1 ire receiving now an a 3-q And I EERE WE . 0 remind the people of Abbeville County w antngeand where it will be the most appi , 111 find almost everything you could desire. BOOT AND SHO ye show a splendid assortment of Men's, Wo 1 attention lo the following In Men's: Jas. hoes and Quarter Eagle Boots. Matin Oil bal nphast bais. Cork Sole bals. Scotch Edz< 'roneh Process, calf and grain lace and bin. 'rices. VVe have the best assortment and lar READY-MAD hat we have ever shtown and at very low pri< ivercoats can't be excelled or equaled. A sp crew end (!lay Worsteds. For everyday panl DT7,TV/rTT"N4"T3T7l"D Too our Tailor tCJCjiYL XllJLYl. JD.ill XL/ Fashion Piatt Ine of samples to choose your patterns. Fit leniJUSl me II1II1K Wliuil JUU wuilbil llacru: We oiler the most, selert line of NURB' [10k will convince you of this. Also full stoi 11 great variety for Men and Boys. Jnder Shirts, Drawers. Cravats, Cuffs, Hosiery, Gloves, E Staple Notions, Dry Goods. Groceries, Hi )on't forget that we are the people to tlx yot Vhlp and nil. We bftvejust received a car lo VaGO-VS." A good line of Carts, Buggy anc sr your prosperity and extending a hearty In W. JOEL, 5REENW00D F0UNDR1 ESTABLISHED 1889. !-: }Iobe and Angle Valves l4 Price each | -lOct Jheck Valvi*s j Price chcIi j Steam Whistles size of Bell I 2 ir Price each j Si 'team Qauees, each SI Jop Safely Valves, size.- I 1 Price each 86 Jetropolltlan Injectors one lever tonly Horse-Power, each j 6 Price each 810 iancock Inspirators 'No. Price each S10 3emp Packlnir, per pound ! 40cl *oap StonePacklne, per pound 25ci Rubber Sheet Packing, per pound | 50cl I Ply Rubber Hose j loci .lound Iron per pound | 'i}// S. F. STE July 15, 1891, 12mo. For iale by J. T. 81 National Ban) Abbevi Capital, " Surplus, . ALLEN SMITH, President. BENJ. S. BARK X? Ire< EO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C . >V. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., NO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C J. ALLEN SsMITI \OES a General Banking business, provides _7 uepo.mwmh. i? it'uuj at uiijf uuu uu liuico ; our county afford8. SASH,DOORS I buy Sash, Doors, >y the Car Load and c s they are sold any\> ae or write for prices. B. K. BEAC: i H. D. Reesej WATCH REPAIRER, A*>t>eville, S. C., 5 ALWAYS ready to serve the public In bis line of business, and soliciu a share the work In his line. tie will keep a varied stock of the best and eapest speciaeles aud eye-glasses, together th sliver plated ware audjewelry. STov. l? 1X!X). Lumber ! AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS for all kinds of Lumber. jaw mill located on land of J. 0. KLUGII. ? J. F. BRADLEY, . Manager, .larchIS!)J, tf Medium copy. A/RTl^IAJST - AND Terra Cotta Wells. T GREAT EXPENSE I AM NOW PRE. pared to sink wells through cliiy, quick id and rock to any desired depths. I urb; the ciny down to rock with heavy Artcn Wrought Iron Pipe, by no other means I possible to cet down tnthe water hearing ula except with a Drill Mnchinu. I would, clad lor parties falling to get water on ae- j . ml of rock or quick snnd to communicate |' !h me. 1 expect lo continue sinking the c ra I'ottu Wells where desired, and claim j t in ten year's experience 1 have sunk j ' ro and given more general satisfaction ; ,11 any man in the State. I :uii no Milliliter, j ' e to-day probably In Texas next week;!11 iseouenlly my guarantee Is of some eflect. jc Address. C. M. CALHOUN, P larch 2,1892. Greenwood, S. C. 111 . , v;:-; ; ; . - .. 7: (tlelon & C? nrl "R'.TrGrTT+'hi-nrr HCSHCITITT LXVL -1?1 V J UUliig UU 3handise Stock and will ners at all times. They ttractive stock. See Them. ARE AGAIN hero they can pot their money the to best ad eclateil. In our capacious store rooms yon In our TP T\rt) A -onnATTrATrn -I?I 1/JJX AlVllUIJXX JL men and Children's good. We would call specMeans celebrated S3, ?3.50,81 and S2.00 Farmers s nnd Congress. Kangaroo Calf bals. Waulkj bals. Ladles Kid button and Lace. Ladles on. Children and Infant Shoes all kinds and gest stock of E CLOTHING ses. Children suits from SI up. Our stock of >l?ndid, stoek of Fancy Oasslmere eiults, Cork's the Bull-L>og beats the World. -Made Sample department, with a handsome 3 from which to select the styles and a beautiful and satisfaction guaranteed, makes this departIt. or single garment. Y STIFF HATS ever brought to Abbeville. A [;k of .Soft Felt, Crush and Wool Hats and Caps Over Shirts, Dress Shirts, Collars, [andkerchiefs, Jewelry, &c. irdware. Umbrellas, to suit any nnd everybody i up with a nice Bugiry. Harness, Lnp Robes< ad of the well known and papular "MILBUKN 1 Currlnges always In stock. With best wishes ivltation to all, we are the old reliable house of SMITH & SONS, f & MACHINE WORKS. GREENWOOD, S. C. ich % inch}/i Inch %in.i 1 in. IV^in.2 In. ts j 50cIs UOcts ?Ucls 81 10 81 70 $2*:?5 S! 53 i '111 85cts i 55cts "Octs 95cts SI 40 ich1 PA In j 3 Inch 85 $51)0 84 80 l" ! V/tln j oo : 87 oo 1 ' j i ! 8 10 I 12 | 16 | 20 i 25 I 30 00 811 00 : $11 00 812 00 815 00 815 00 821 00 821 00 V/, No. 10 ;No.l2!4 00" 812 00 ; 81" 00 | Us or I 20ct8 per yard. [Hi or j 25cts per 3 yards. Us , or 25cts per square foot. is ! per j foot :ts j j PHENS, Proprietor. MBS, Rreenwoofl, 3. C, z nf Ahhfivillft. 11&9 s. c. - - - S75,000 - - - - 13,000 jeirw s L. W. WHITE, Vice-I'residc WELL, Cashier. D^03tT9B X J. C. KLUGII, Abbeville, S. C., K. M, 11AODON, Abbtiyille, S. C., W. C. JMcGO WAN, Abbeville, S. C. 1. Abbeville, S. (;. the greatest security and convenience for lis toinake loans based upon such sale eollatera Sept 11. 1888. l.vr !, BLINDS, &c. TT?1* 1 J1 "* * 1 J1 I .Dimus ana lviouiaings )an sell them as Cheap vhere. Come and see HAM, Agent. VALUABLE J Land tor bale. < IOCATED FUOM TWO MII.ES TO WITHj In a half mlle of Abbeville Court House. | Real Estate of Mrs. Sarah M, a Calhoun, Deceased, As Executor of the last will and testament I of Mrs. Sarah M. Calhoun, I am given full " power to sell her real estate at private sale as a whole or in small tracts. I now offer the j House and 100 Acres F of land for sale. This leaves 440 Acres that ?' 1 will sell In small lots or parcels to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to me at my oOice In person or by letter. WM. P, CALHOUN, ? Executor, ? Feb. 17,181)2, tf a Something to Eat at A. M. HILL & SONS. Hams, Canvassed and Cncanvassed. ,, Sausage (Hecklers) every week. Sugar cured Hreakfast Strips. Mackerel, white fish. t) Irish Potatoes, Rutabaga, Turnips. Onions, white, red and yellow. Dried Peaches, Apples and Prunes. Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Coeoanuts. Tea Cakes, Preserves, Jellies and Mince Meat ' Pick les In variety. Cheese and Macaroni. i Maple and Fancy N. O. Syrup, Rousted C?fee (every week). Read the above anil see il I j lan'tget something to eatnt w Jan. 13, 1SICJ. A. M. HILL A CO. RICllAKI) UANTT, Is now prepared to do r all work in his department in the best A nanner and at reasonable charges. Monthly an usioniers shaving, hair cutting and sham- f oolng?) per month. Kasors honed and put or n the best condlllon for 25 cents each. HAD] ARE opening a large and attract! MILLINERY. selected by Mrs porters and manufacturers in New Yo tions of fashion. We would say to t moderate cost, can find just what thej avio ayt7 lilMUUUO, A1UW WILL be the chief decorations many rich novelties to show < Dress Goods and Notwithstanding the hard i sortment of Foreign and Domes ford Cords, German Piques, Silk fini ings, Noveltie Suits, with Trimmings i mines out to match everv shade. BLACK IN all the leading weaves forSprin bly find in our stock just what yc "Wash Dres WTUVF.R. hpfnrp havp we hpen nhle I in this line. No lady visiting o Ulings which are out this season in W WHITE AS usual we have a splendid line o Flouncing in Swiss and Hamt White Dress. We offer an extensive 1 ?at prices which will make them in re? * AS LACE will constitute one of Spring and Summer, we have line ana will offer them to the trade a LADIES' UMBRELI | N GLORIA SILK, Puritan Silk. \ Ji. dies. This make of Parasols we g Silk and Lisle SILK AND LISLE THREAD M] Trimming Braids, Embroidery 8 Tidies, Splashers, Bureau Scarfs, Picl Roman Plush, Drapery Silk, &c., &c. Expect Close P A ND while we do not wish to mie J% ing goods at cost, yet we are pri favorable to our customers. Mail Orders Receive Prompt Dresses Cu Very Re E. M. HAD Garden ~'fi mnmT ?IiM LANDHETH'S f ?JF JLXX H. W. LA\ Registration NOTICE. I^HE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION WILL be opened in my office in the Court House, as the law direct on tlie First Monday in Each Month, until first Monday In July, 1892, when the law requires them closed until afier the next ?enjral election. This Ih for the purpose of regisei lnu all persons who have become of age, or iiititied to register since last election; to ransfer persons from this to another county ind from one township to another, or from me residence lo another. All this must he lone before or on the FIRST MONDAY In IULY. Lost certificates may be renewed o with in 30 days of the election, and those vho become of age between 1st. July and the iiectioi), may register at any time before election. Those who Refused or Neglected to Reglser i.efore the last election cannot tegister unit the law is changed. J. D. CARWILE, Supervisor of Registration for Abbeville 'ouuty. Feb 3, 1802, 11 h WWiiWJ M A WWW* J a. H. MOORE [T AS opened a New Fancy and Green Grol1 eery Store in Cothran's Block. He deals In everything found in a Fancy amily Grocery Store, where yon can pur-1 liase the nicest CANNED GOODS, consist-! ig of anned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, JE JL m 1C , igether with FRESH PRUNES, APPLES, e., and other delicacies. The substantials j ACON, BREAKFAST STRIPS, MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, and CABBAGE. FLOUR, MOLASSES, HAMS, Cigars of the Best Brands.'.*] Fresh Fish and Oysters, Pork Sausage and ] le choicest Beef a specialty. Dec. ls'Jl. tf R. M. BROOKS' OSCILLATING CHURN1, IS AHEAD OF ALL. I Wilt bring buttor i)UicP-or than any other, child three years old can churn us well as itidult. Price $5. Satisfaction guaranteed. Try one. Call | i or apply to K. M. HROOKS, I Abbeville C. II., 8. C. !' V-'. flillinery! t DONS ve stock of SPRING and SUMMER . Haddon in person from the largest irark. Call and examine these latent creaho.se who desire fashionable Millinery at r want in our M4lliuery department. ers and Laces ' * V for Spring Hats. In this line we have >ur customers. Dress Trimmings, :imes we have brought out an elegant aside Drens Fabriques, Wales au!ting, Bed9b Henriettas, Laosdown, Chevron Suitcombined, together with the latest TrimGOODS. g and Summer wear. You can invalid >u want in Black Goods. s Fabriques. :o offer such a collection of rich novelties ur store should fail to see the many new ash Dress Fabriques. ^ GrOODS. f Staple and Fancy White Goods. Demi >urg will be the leading Trimming for ine of Swiss and Hamburg Embroideries ich of almost every class of buyers. I S the leading Trimming materials this purchased from the agents an attractive t close prices. iAS AND PARASOLS. vith paragon frames and best stick baouarantee to be first class in every respect. Thread G-loves, [TTS, Kid Gloves, Fast Black Hosiery, ilks, Columbia Zephyrs, Stamped Linen c Nick Cloths, Lace Curtains. Tapestry, Cotton is low and it is reasonable to rices this Sprinr, ilead or make the impression we are sellepared to offer first class goods at prices ; Attention. it and Fit or Made to Order. spectfully, DON & 00. i Seeds! f tSEEDS ! ' resb. Garden Seeds A-TSOW & CO. NOTICE IB OIK All overseebs in this county jb are hereby notified to work tbe Road if J ] under tlielr charge Immediately. Their atf fl teutlon is called to k<> much oftne present ment of the Grand Jury, as states that lftjn Roads are not pat In good condition the mrat ter will be reported to the next term of/the Court of Ueneral Sessions. J All Roads must be put In good condition by the fifteenth day of April. / B R H. ARMSTRONG I (Jh. Co. dom. I March 2, IS92, Ct. ' fl NOTICE. 1 PARTIES wantlog accommodations In tbe B way of farm supplies, etc., can get from u* by giving trood securities. M All town accounts, unless otherwise ar N ranged upon purchase of goods, will be pre H senied every thirty days for settlement. H Feb. 10,1892, tf HEATH & CO. B CHALMERS' Furniture Store! New Furniture for this Week, 120 New Hard Wood Reds. 15 New Chamber Suits in Landscape and Chevel styles. 3 Cheft'oniers. 12 Fancy Tables. 12 New Bureaus. 4 New Sideboards. 4 dozen Dining Chairs. 350 Chairs, all kinds, at prices from 40 cents to $2 each. Hair Mattresses, Wool Mattresses, Shuck and Straw, with cotton top. The above goods will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices. Hnv ofA/ilr Jo UA V/Ul OIUV/IV 10 IJJC ' mm IN TEE COUNTRY, AT PALMERS' Farnitnre STORK