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The Press and Banner ABBEVILLE, S.C. 7f3S"Published every Wednesday at ?2 a year in advance. Wednesday. Nov. 9, 1892 The Election. The General Election came oir yesterday. At Abbeville everything was as quiet and orderly as If It had been Sunday. Some sixteen Republican tickets were cast at Abbeville. The balance of the tickets were of the straight Democratic kind. On Monday a lone Third Party man distributed Pee Wee tickets, which every one took and kept as a guide to show them which ticket they should not vote For President. The news from the Presidential Election which retched Abbeville before ten o'clock last night was meagre. The Indications, however, are that New York city gave Cleveland a majority of 70,000, and that Brooklyn gave the Democratic favorite a majority of 2.5,000, which, it Is claimed, will carry New York State for Cleveland by a majority of S,000. v Bulletins were received regularly, last night and many persons remained in the Court room to hear the news, which up to the time of going to press was from New York. There seems to be now no doubt that New York State will go for Cleveland. ? Owing to the fart lhat no mall leaves Ab* bevllle until 1.45 p. in. In the day, and In the J v-""0 "f ">??.iiincr fmthor news of the elec" uup? V? I vvva v ?~-D - tlon, we slopped the press last n ight at twelve o'clock, when we had printed the papers which we Beud out by express on the midnight train over the G., C. a X. Road lor the post offices on the A. ?fc K. and the S. V. rnilroads. This morning we are in receipt of Information which, If approximately correct, the Democratic party have swept the country and Cleveland is elected. Now, We'll "Turn tbe Rascals Out." Columbia, S. C., Nov. 9, 1892,8.30 a. m.: To W. C. McGowan ? Cleveland surely elected. A. E. Gonzales. Cleveland'*) Election Conceded. We have later Information to the effect that the politicians at the White House concede the election of Cleveland. ?* /'1?1 rne ucmucrnui viaiuo The Democrats claim New Yortc, Indiana, Illinois, and other Western States. THE COTTON MOVEMENT. THE WORK OF THK GINS. Up to last Monday night the aggregate work of ginning aud packing done at the different glnuerlea, was as follows: Oil Mill C42 bales. Henry Ginnery 687 balee. Lawson'8 Ginnery S32 bales. Total 21C1 bales. Shipment*!. BY G., C. it N. Previously reported 2337 ba'es. Shipped since last report 829 bales. Total to Monday nigni w BY K. it D. Previously reported 1(129 bales. Shipped since last report 1302 bales. Total to Monday night Wl bales. Total shipments by both roads 6,01)7 bales. The Oil Mill. DAILY REPORT OF THE WORK Pounds Seed. Gallons Oil. Oct. 25 day and night 48,S.j6 !M<> Oct. 28 day an<l night I?,0I6 wx? Oct. 27 day and nlttht 46,781 900 Oct. 28 day and night 46.190 !HJ0 Oct. 29 day and night 27.732 610 Oct. 31 day and nUht 45,628 895 Nov. 1 day and night 45,915 9>,0 Nov.2 day and night 45,960 9.0 Nov. 8 day and night 43.2:10 880 Nov. 4 day and nljjht 42,850 8S0 Nov. 5 day and night 28,612 530 Nov. 7 day and nicht 40.750 760 Shipped, 24,W0 gallons of oil. Comparative Statement. SHIPMENTS OF COTTON FROM ABBEVILLE. me? is?? isx<) 1SQ0 1891 1892 Bales Bales Bales Bales Bales Bales Sept 1,547 :!24 775 1,743 1,141 1.069 Oct 2,4(0 2,242 2.889 2.425 4,770 4,159 NOV 1.800 2,222 8,1)21 1,955 2,441 Dec. 1,273 1,997 1,793 2,329 2,110 Total..7,140 6,7&5 S.47S 8,452 10,408 i.'hS THE NEW HOTEL. Valuable Town Property Change* HnndN. The New Hotel was sold last Monday by the Master, under order of Court In foreclosure of mortgage given to F. A. Arnold, which amounted to $8,000. A second mortgage to Mrs. Seal was also In force to the amount of some $5,090 Ad agreement had been perfected before the sale by which Mr. J. Allen Smith and Mrs. Seal would take an interest in the prop erty.and relieve it of debt, and the public sale was made to perfect titles. Mr. McGowan, in behalf of the parties In iuterest bid 88,000, and was about to be knocked down, when Mr. John A. Devlin, of Due West, raised the bid to 89,000, and the property was Anally knocked down at S12.100. Mr. Seal and his family will probably occupy the Alston House, where they will accommodate a few boarders. The hotel will undergo some repairs, ana Its keeping will pass into new bands. A SOX OF ABBEVILLE IS HAPPY. Mr. Thomas c. Perrlti 1m Married to MIm Rebecca Shaw, of Sumter. On Wednesday, the second instant, our former townsman Mr. Thomas C. Perrln was married to Miss E. Rebecca Shaw, of Sumter county, the ceremony being performed by Rev. W.S. Bean of the Presbyterian church. Mr. J. L. Perrln of our town, and the other brothers of the groom, were present on the happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Perrin are, at present, visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W.Thomson at Rock Hill, and will come bore later, where Mr. Perrin will Introduce his bride to his numerous relatives and friends, all of whom will be glad to receive and welcome her and to congratulate him on bis good fortune. The place to get what you want. In drags, paints,oils,tobacco,&c. Speed's Drugstore. Trunks at reduced prices at C. P. Hammond <fc Co.'s. Overstocked. 500 pair ladies glove grain shoefi In button and lace at $1. You can't get 1,000 for less. W.E.Bell. 500 ladles shoes sold at a price that can't be - ? i. ?^.i i- i <^v\ ?u ??. ? \\r c uaii aupucaieu iu i,wu pan iuio. *? . u, ucu. . Do you want a SI shoo in button or lace for I ladies ? Go to W. E. Bell. At Smith & Sons you will find a fine assortment of raisins, currants, citron and nuts. Fresh and good. Jamaica ginger contains more alcohol than the strongest whiskey and aggravates its inflammatory effect with an additional and violent irritant. It is almost ^unequalled as a cause of uncontrollable inebriety anti j should be banished from the bouse! and from public sale, as a dangerous preparation that for all supposed usetul purposes can be readily replaced. It seems to be now settled that the South Carolina Conference will meet, not on Thursday, November 24, but on Wednesday, November 23, 1892. Snow is reported from Iowa, a blizzard from Minnesota, and storms on the Black Sea. V?"' . 1 SALE DAY,! A Large ami Orderly Crowd at Abbe* vllle?Fair Outlook for Business? Good Prices for Properly. Last Mondey quite a number of representatives from every section of the county were present to witness the official sales or to attend to business of any kind- Some valuable property was placed under the hammer, which brought very fair prices. No Immense bargains were given to anybody. The merchants were well satisfied with their day's work, aud the banks had nothing of which to complain. There was some talk of deals In the stock ot both banks, tbe holders or shares beiug williug to make more than six per cent, on their Investment. Farmers bank stock was In better demand aud all that was ottered was taken at 895. The probability is that both banks will next year charge their customers a rate of discount which will enable the officers to declare a dividend which wiil equal the legal rale ol Interest.. The following described property was sold : BY THE MASTER. The New Hotel at Abbeville, to J. Allen Smith aud Mr*. T, C. Seal. ?12,100. :400 acres, lands of Ann E. Tarrrnt, bounded by landsof R. A. Griffin, J. C. Young. J. \V. Lipscomb and others to A. C. Stockman, S1.275. 140 acres, lands of Agnes H.Tennent,'bounded by lands of John Harmon, J. A. Moragne, W.T.Jennings and others, to E. G. Xewby, S925. OS acres, lands or w. f. wane, ununucu uj G. W. Conner, Samuel Jamison, W. W. Law| son, M. Goggins, and others, to Lula Dendy, 83H0. Wooden law office,next to Masonic hall al Abbevlllp, to trustees DeLaHowe. 8100. Brick law office, adjoining the above, tc trustees DeLa Howe, $100. 88 acres, lands of Richard Duncan, bounded by A. J. Clinkscales, R Duncan aud others, t< Richard Duncan, 8600. 112 acres of Abe I^ondon, for partition, ad Joining lands of R. C. Calhnuu, M. B. Lips comb and Saluda River, to D. R. Joyce, 8400 500 acres, Vaner estate near Troy, knowu a> Eden Hall, bounded by lands of Dr. J. D Xeel, H. Robinson, George Rosenw.vck, J. C Davis and others, to J. K. Vance, 85,780. BY MORTGAGEE. H. P. McGee, mortgagee, sold 185 acres of th< lands of \V. T. Latimer, adjoining lands M Ervln, James Johnson, M. L. Latimer anc others, to H. P, McGee for SI,000. ? - ^ THE LITEKAEY CLUB. Tennyson Discussed and Cooked to ? Tnrn. The Abbeville Literary Club met last Fri day night at the home of W.C. MeGowan Esq. Mr. W. W. Bradley read an essay oi Tennyson. The members of the club, with few excep J Af th< lions, expresseu u very puui ujjiujuu poet's aMllty. If be hears of the adverse criticisms he wil have a 6tlll less opinion of Americans, anc would probably rise from his grave lon? enough to write a revised opinion of his un appreciative cousins on this side of the water The members seemed to measure the sweet est, the purest and most musical singer, by the poetical standards set up for Shakespeare Byron and Burns, and some of the member* held to the opinion that Tennyson did not touch the heart of the common people, and that no poet could be great who fulled In thU Canicular. Under this ruling Milton would e nowhere. In reply to the assertion that Tennyson did not reach the masses, we would like for some one to name a poet, living or dead, with whose writings the American people are as familiar as they are with Tennyson's, who lias given more pleasure to the reader and less offence to morals and literary culture than has any other man who has played upon our fee 11 ngs or appealed to the human heart. Master's Sale. xne state 01 ouuw tctiunua. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON l'LEAS. J. H. Youngblood, Executor, against J. M. Jordan et al.?Foreclosure. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE made In the above suited case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1S92, within tlie legal hoursof sale, the following described property, situate in said State and County, to wit: All that tractor parcel of land, containing Two (2) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of P. H. Brad ley, Dr. J. NV. Llgoo, and J. M. JordaD, belnji a lot lu the town of Bradley. TERMS OF SALE?-Cash. Purchaser to pay tor papers. J. C. KLUCJH, Master. Nov. 9,1892,' -It Master's Sale. Tho Sf-atr of Smith finrolinft. AUV iiM) VW V* IWWMOM w . W COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. John 1.. Hill against \V. Nelson Evans.?Fore' closure. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE made in the above stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 181)2, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate In said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, containing One Hundred and Twenty-Five [(125] Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of James S. McCord, L. W. Smith, John C. Douglass and others. Also that tract or parcel of land, containing Twenty-Five [25] Acres, more or less, and bonnded by lands of estate of Mrs. M. S. Hill, Mrs. F. J. Marshall, James A. McCord and others. TERMS OF SALE.?One-half cash, balance on u credit of twelve mouths with interest from day of sale secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser o pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Nov. 9,1892, 4t. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUKT OK COMMON PLEAS. Mary Jennings against W.T.Jennings et al? Foreclosure. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE made In the above stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. on SALE DAY IN DECEMBER. 1892, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said State and County, to wit: All that tract o { parcel of land, known as the Davis Tract No. 2, contuiulng One Hundred aDd Forty (140) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of \V. T. Jen nings. G. P. Harmon, J. D. llarmon and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-half caHh, balanct on a credit of twelve months, with Interesl from day of sale, secured by bond of pur chaser und mortgage of premises, with leavt to pay all cash. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Nov. 9,1S92, It A most satisfactory liquid manure can be made by any oue having access tc a hen house or cow stable, and now is a good time to prepare a quantity foi winter use. I prefer hen manure, as it gives the foliage of plants a darker, richer color thau any other. LETTER FROM NINETY-SIX. rust Kud Will Entertain Yon for a Minnie or Two. Ninety-Six, S. C., Nov. 7,181)2. The tax gatherer was here last Monday and Tuesday and quite a quantity of the llithy lucre changed hands. It Is a pity we could not live without taxes. They come so regularly. The Rev. L. T. Carroll has returned from Ills summer vacation aud will preach as usual to his charge. Ben Hill, the negro who was shot recently by John McGhee died on the 4th instant. The Governor should offer a large reward for the murderer. Mr. L,arkln A. .Stuart, wife and little boy of Sidney, Ohio, are visiting relatives and triends. Mr. Smart was born and raised at Ninety-Six, and Ills many friends rejoice to know tliHt he Is doing well In tils northern home. Our people are awaiting patiently the rer sultot the National Electlou. They believe, however, that Cleveland will be the man. Mr. W. S. Richardson has some of the flnset Berkshire pigs we huve ever seen. We are also glad to see that our farmers are giving some care to fine stock. Mr. Grlfliti Marbert, one of our nicest boys has taken a position with Mr. E. X. Devore, as clerk. We think that our southern papers tbould feel a little mean over the way they have treated the Hon. David B. Hill. Our stock men are busy preparing for the i State Fair. The exhibits from Ninety-Six i and community will be large. The ltev. Mr. Henderson preached in the Presbyterian chur?:h yesterday and last night. Miss Louise Tompkins, one of the prettiest i young ladles of Edgefield, worshipped at the i'reKbyterlaii church yesterday. Ulllam McGhee and Henry Wat.ts were committed to Jail last Friday by Trial Justice McCaslan, as accesserles before the fact of the murder ot lien Hill. We understand one of our best physicians ? contemplates leaving Ninety-Six soon. Mrs. Sidney Haiti warmer, of Edgefield, was In town last week shoDDlne. MaJ.^H. P. Grtlphln lins bought the large brick building on the south side and will con; vert It Into a glnuery. The MaJ >r Is full of enterprise and Is bound to succeed. Mr. Laurence Stewart, of Camrldge, who has been quite unwell for sometime is out again. Ciipt. James N. King says, he will be era> ployed nearly all winter oullding the large . brldue over Little River. I Mr.lt. G. Johnson, of Greenwood, was In town one day last week. Mr. Johnson Is now In the brokerage business and we trust will be successful. Mr. J. M. Major. County Commisrioner elect was lu town to-ilay. He says our roads shall be worked. This Is good news, now If be will treat us as well as MoJ. Nance has treated us, we will be happy. There Is no use of appointing road overseers unless the County Commissioners look after them. Messrs. Smith & Anderson have sent a lot , of the Wyoming horses to Edgefield. The potuioe crop lu vicinity of Ninety-Six Is good. v Mr. G. P. O'Neal: of Coronnca. was In towD * recently. Mr. O'Neal Is a first-class farmer, ' besides being uutborlty on all kinds of fruits I and vines. East End. I ? . - \ I Smith & Sons have 500 barrels of flour for , sale, from the finest to the lower grades. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON I'LEAS. | Jane L. Gordon, Admx, against Asa Bowie.? ; Foreclosure. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE made In the above stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1S92, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate In said State and County, 10 wit: All that tract or parcel of land, to wit: m j n a Twenty-six Acres, part of that tract of land containing fifty-six (36) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of B. H. Eakln, H. B. Bowie and others, being on , North 6ide of said tract. , TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest I from day of sale, secured by bond of ptiri chaser and mortgage ol the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Nov. 9,1392,4t Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE, COUKT OF COMMON PLEAS. Jane L. Gordon,"Administratrix, against T. S. Gordon.?Foreclosure. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE made in the above stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. G on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER, lh92, within the legal hours of sale, the lollowlng described property, situate lu said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, containing One Hundred C100) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of M. E. Wilson, E. A. Robertson, T. L. Haddon and i others. TERMS OF SALE.?One-half cash, balance on acredlt of twelve months with Interest from day of sale secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master, Ncv.9,1892,4t. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE, C'OUKT OF COMMON PLEAS. L. A. and T. H. Brock against Charles Haddon, Lee Haddon, et al. ^ By virtue ok an order of sale J made in the above stated case, I will otter for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H? 8. C onSALEDAYIN DECEMBER, 1892, wihln the legal boursof sale, the following described property, situate lu said Slate and County to wit: All that track or parcel of laud, cou talning Two Hundred and Thirty-three (233) AcreB, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Sallie Martin, G. M. Mattlson, 0. G. Stone, Agnews <k Mattlson and others. TERMS OF SALE.?One third cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises, with leave to anticipate payment at any time, J Purchaser to pay for papers. I J. C. KLUGH, Master. Nov. ?J, 1802, 4t. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, " county of abbeville. COURT OK COMMON I'LKAS. . Geo. S. Wilson el al, Adm'r., agulnst John f T. I'erry.?Foreclosure. | By virtue of an order of sale > made In the above slated case, I will offer for I sale at publlcoutcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C., . ouSALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1892, within ^ > the legal hours of sale, the following descrlb- ' ed property, situate In said State and County, j, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, t containing T Four (4) Acres, i ?> ( more or less, bounded by lands of A. J. I<erj guson and estate of D. J. Jordan. TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser to g l pay for papers. j P J. V. KLUGH, Master. Nov. 0.1S1W, -It. J K i fell Nm Won ? 2 & ! ^ QC |1^ ? Competitors are puzzled to know the "i i OUR MOTTO, "UNDEI Hjj iff ^ I * 5 ** 1 and our motto we stand ready to d< O S5 before you a little over eighteen mo CS 2 * ' entering the town wa9 an exclamatic c CD n II nm Kqvo Vio/1 tho hnuinotiQ fnr vpflra q Q " *>? v"v J 1 ? > g8 *. I 'We listened quietly, looked ou an ^ ? JL ! the meaning of the word fail, filled , Z ** > i wonderful lever, the almighty dollar > < P j the name HEATH is a by-word tb Np P , ning this ad. it was not our intention ill-PREPARE I ?| 11! Dress Goods! P-? ^ ' We have put the knife in all kinds sPa 8B f| ation. We can please the most fa ? ^ I Wool Flannels 20 cents yard, value 5-3 w j| 43 cents yard, value 60 cents; 44 i ' A ? ' worth double, see our iz incn wo t ef have made up our minds to move ou If t. NEXT TH ?V ? SO DON'T Fj Sf? ? 11J Come Get Dox ^ H"* |i J Buy Your I ft ^ C'd I 27 inch all wool Red Flannels 10 < t-f ^ j cents. Canton Flannel 4 cents per ya KI OUR PRICES A1 ? ? si Touch Us * r- P p S3- We are before you "keen" to meet 5J ft P I title we claim away from you, and tl iP ORIGINATORS AND II . 12 BLANKETS A ' > o -3 > 3G pairs of heavy eleven and twel\ P *1 I ets. A*k to see tliem. g ^ CO pairs 10-4 white blankets only 8! JfW '!- k Bftvelati O fi ^ a q To see our stock and find the pi OB n* ,mi ment will fit anything from a two y? P 120 pairs women's fine button sh ^5 tors ask you $1.50. 300 pairs men's all leather guaranteed Brogansut 89 B- stock will be shoes. It pays us t< m you. We have the cheapest and be A the following makes : Krippendorl (Ga.) home made, and Maurice Flyu * flnr TTNDERWEA m X wr We can please you, one and all, I P- heavy Merino Shirt from tl lambs wool. -x j Grents' F ^ _ We lea<l all others in this depai i Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Handkerchiefs P Groceries ! Just take a peep through from our Oo j FLOUR I FL( Walk in to some of our competit* : such a price at Heath's and see lx j having you believe that we misrep ! labor and struggle for your earnings Qnot meet us. We beg to refer you We allow no misrepresentations to back our representations as any men Good Flour $2.75 per barrel, half pj i barrel, 6 pound* good Rio Coffee for O Laundry SoaP8'Starc Crackers, &c., t T.n - AITTTAT T7U ?Litner vv Don't be deluded by wounded c march right aloug to Heath's. Horses and Blules ! TIIAT WERE BOUGHT FROM B, HAMBLIN, AGT. MUST BE PAID FOR A.T ONCE. Oct. 20,181)2, 2m Wanted. IUVO YOUNG MEN WHO CAN FURNISH I a liorse, to sell Singer Sewing Machines, .pply in own handwriting to E. A. SMITH, C. Apt., Oct. 20. 1S92, 3t McUormicK, ?. v. Headquarters for all kinds of fruits at A. I. Hills A-. Sons. Our mottn?"Sell shoes," "Take carp of the ome trade," "Guarantee satisfaction." C. I', laminond & Co. Get one of Mlnter's solid oak suits at 81G.50. 'he best bargain In town. The new thing?Cotton "Eiderdown" for luzers al Haddon's. 0 lead pencils for 5c. \V. E. Bell. Don't be alarmed about the advance In suar. Heath will have something to tHke the lace of It In case the price goes too high. New crops raisins, citrons, currants, prunes, nd dates to arrive this week at A. M. Hill A Olid. i 11 Daily.1P secret of our success. Our success is in LmhJ SBUV & UNDERSELL," g> efend against all comers. We have been >nths, and the reception we received upon I >n from all sides, "No room here for you, V I f J ud it cannot be taken away from us." II d said nothing, but never having known %/ cith unbounded energy, backed by that , we have pushed to the froirt until to-day rough the entire country. When begin- ^ i to digress, so now to the point. HHH TOR WINTER. P ' Dress Goods! O i of Dress Goods and values are a considerstidious. Look to theste prices: 36 inch (p 35 cents; 40 inch all wool Dress Flannels nch Satin Stripe Novelties 47 cents yard. 1 ol Silk finish Henriettas ut 45 cents. We I mj r entire Dress Goods stock within the ^ vnmw Tk It W0 03 inxx vax9. ?yl to see us. 02 vn to Hard Pan. ilannels Now. S cents, heavy all wool Twilled Flannels 20 rd and up. Afe IE OUT OF SIGHT. S if you Can. j " ^ any competitor that wants to wrestle the lat is, the IK OF UIV PRICES. GO ! BLANKETS! C re quarter all wool North Carolina Blank9 cents, worth $1.25 the world over. in rices ho far below competition. Our assort- Bill far old to a giant that tops the beam at 350. E _J| oes jiif-t in at 91 cents per pair. Competi* fine dress shoes $1 per pair. Whole stock ^ cents per pair. At this rate one half our ) buy direct from manufacturers. I? pays st Shoes in Abbeville. We are agents for I ', Dittman & Co.. W. L. Douglass, Hynd's m celebrated children's shoes. I R Trade is Booming, a in Underwear from botli a woman's and ! le low price of 25 cents up to the finest urnishings. Q tment. Come to us for nobby Neckwear, i, &c., and you will be pleased. Groceries ! Dry Goods room lo our Grocery Stock. 3URI FLOUR T ^ ars and say you can buy flour at such and jw they wither and try to mislead you by gjm resent our flours to you. You people that cannot be misled by competition that canto your wive? that have baked our flours. ? no on/l upfl au u/^ll ?h 1P tn m IlJUftt: Oil I CO AWl uuu %m, ..v.. ^ pantile concern in this section of the State. itent $1.25 per barrel, full patent $4.75 per b"T~ jl, good Tobacco 25 cents per pound. ^ h, Canned Goods, Cheese, M is low as anybody. p fVLE OR RETAIL. ^ onipetition, but join the piocession and P IffiSI 3 J WILL ADVERTISE TIIKI Jj Choice St( |i?i Christmas Go 5^1 v IN THIS SPACE si ) vuyt WTT!Ti ft fp 11 H# g 111 CD9Z2. 8 I 8 s w A g 3 C(* i?? y?.s ^[ C+" CD J J &.$ B 3 S S1E+ >| ? 02 ^ Ai o s " } n 3 P3 iS . >|?g|d s u m- S- 20 J ? M fill ! ? Uo ? ' ? Bp p- w 3 u s- s w O- ^ g |nie I CQ A p H S? 3 P. e- Ha * H fj v/2 j CQ U Jr1 o U S3; 1111 O r u ntl ^ III CTQ j IS *4 j |li f H J I I &ck (I 1 ods | :k j p #. - -***> - . .;.Ji