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The Press and Banner
ABBEVILLE, S.C.
(^Published every Wednesday hi ?'2 a
>??ir la advance.
Twelve Images.
Wednesday, Oct. 17, 18S4.
Dispensary Sales.
For August SI.80S <3
Cost J ,(113.01
Orass profit 290,7' j
For September 82,077 l.r>
. Cost J .005.14
Crass profit 472.01 i
They Ntill Lend.
Messrs. McDIli & Tolly have made several
shipment* in the furniture business in the
pMm ten dayp. Today they are sending good*
ttf Walhalia. It Is not altogether their energy
aud git up and Kit," hut the very'low prices
which they give. The purchaser made
hi? expenses by going to them, and it will
pay you to do likewise.
Welcome Bnck.
Mr. and Mm. H. \V. Kirsey returneil to tiie
houie of Mr. Ktrsey'a mother. Mia. MHrtin,
on Monddy evening. Mr*. Kirsey has many
friends In Abbeville who are always glad to
welcome her and her beloved husband to her
old horaeati al.
<(nlch Trip.
Mr. H. R. Turner came up from Ninty-Six
one day last, we-k in his boggy. He lef'i
home at six o'clock In 1 lie morning, and by
e?even o'clock lie hud transacted lit.s business,
and was ready tor the roid again.
Jewelry at ('<Ml.
I have a bpautllul line of Watches. Jewelry
and Silverware that I will sell at com, at
Speed's Drug Store. F. C. DuRie.
Nice Ware House.
Messrs. W. Joel Smith & Sons have Just fin
Ished a splendid new brick warehouse in rear
of their store.
9 y
Dk. O. P. Hawthorn wan in town last
Monday.
HOT SUPPER.
For the Benefit of the MethodiHt
1 Chnrcb.
The ladles of the Methodist coneregatlon
will give a hoi supper io :be Baud Hall next
Friday night tu help pay for repairs on the
church building.
The people generally, are Invited to attend.
Admission free. Let all come and enjoy a
pleasant evening.
DUE WEST DOTS. Preacher?
anil Tencher*?Pretty Pa*
pi In wnd MHuly ftcholnr*?Vlnltora.
Due West. S. C., Oct. 15th. 1MH.
Our schools are still receiving new students
Mrs. Jane young Is visiting friends In Newberry.
She will be absent about three w?eks.
Dr. J. I. McCain attended a meeting ofStauBourd
of Bdacation in Columbia last week.
Mrs. W.J. Bonner Is at Pelzer foi a few
days. She IB with the family of Mr. J. B.
Bonner.
Miss Maggie Lowry Is in town for a short
time. SheTson her way from Virginia, where
she spent the summer most pleasantly. She
will Bpend the winter at her home in Louisville,
Ua.
Miss 8?1Ha Sltton. of Atlanta, Ga., Is w|th
her sister, Mrs. D. O. Caldwell. She will re
main for some time.
The students of Erskine have organized an
"Albeletlo Club." They propose to have
some fun and healthlul exercise, along with
the good work tbey propose doing In the class
room. Football is the popular game Just now.
There Is to be a program made out for thi
evening of Tbanksxlvlng Day.
The first lecture in course to the Theological
students was delivered last Thursday night
hy the Prenident of the Seminary. Dr. W. L.
Pre-sly. It was an excellent one and much
appreciated by the congregation as well as by
Ihestudeuts.
. Dr. W. M. Grler came home sick, from
Mountville, Laurens. Co., last Saturday. He
has a billions attack and bis friends hope u>
Ul ..... n?..ln In .. fa.? TJ.. ?
OCC UliU uuv hkiiu u n irw unj o. in1 nan nil
api ointment in Louisville, Ga., for next Sabbath
and will till It If be Improves and Ib able
to go.
Miss Moore, from Bartow, Fla., entered the
Female College last week.
MIbs Coral Muse, ot Verdery, Is nt the Kennedy
House. Sbe 1m lite guest of her aunt,
Mra. E. P. Kennedy.
Mr. J. K. Hood, of Anderson, Is In Due
West for a few days.
Mrs.utewart. of Bartow, Fla., who came to
oar town a few weeks since seeking health,
has been very sick at Prof. P. L. O'ler slno
last week. Mr. Stewart was dispatched lot
and arrived Friday evening. She Is an excel
lent lady and t>he and tier husband have the
sympathy of our people
' ' Aseriesot meetingsat the A. R. P. church
closed last Sabbath af ernoon. The pusioi
conducted the service each time with the exception
or one setnion by Kev. D. G. Phillips
Jr. The audience at every service was good
and enjoyed the excellent sermons and w?ti
u*t tbat mucii good was done. Tbere were
?even accessions to tbe church.
PEA VINES AND CBAB GEASS.
1 Baseball nnd Con*(ltntlon?? Pei tunnl
ParaK r?pl?H?1.1 vely Tiiuea.
Lowudesville. S C., Oct. 15,185H.
Mrs. E. W. Brown, or Anderson, spent several
days In town last week.
Mrs. Jobn F. Harper, or Middlelon, Ga.,
wkd In town a lew days last week on business.
Miss Emma Cllnkscales left Thursday for
Mxcon, Ga., where she will attend school.
Mid Maude Loo ax spent several days In
town last week vtalking friends and relatives.
TbeLowndcsvllle correspondent ot the An
demon Intelligencer says; "We have u
handsome addition to our m c nl realm in the
person of a yountf, gallant and interesting
Mr Tooeep< is*. lu some rcspects a novice, in
others a novel, be swings a^loaded cane and
talks to ?cIrlM by the hour. We glniily wel
welcome Mr. Toosepeg-. and hope to have blm
^ rueet the young Isriies before he leaves the
city. Hhdunces well but prefers 10 do It on
the Ice."
Mr. Chas.T. Raker one of mi' d-isbinij younv
boys, was shaking hands with his many
irteinli id Augusta a le* days wjjo.
Mr. Tho8. D Cooly was In Abbeville a few
davs ago on buMness.
Miss Ida Bowman one of our charming
young girls spent se\erul dajs In At>bevllle
las; week.
Prol. J ('. Harper has Just leiurned from
several dsjs stay In Antreville.
Corn Is being gathered nod housed, some oi
It Is reported lu very tine condition being
hgrd aud dry. sojneor the late (odder in this
section was somewhat Injured hy the storm.
"Home large quantities oi pea vine snd crab
Krass hay hits been gathered In the past two
weeks butalxrite quunlty of It remains uncut,
the high winds made some of it very difficult
to cut.
Carolina wants a new constitution. She
has certainly undergone enough to prefer
any ordinary constitution.
Baseball must now give place to footha'l
and broken Augers. K'a-s arms will be oveishadowed
by broken legs and blackheads.
Records are being broken so last these dajs
that there will soon not be a whole recoid
left In sporting circles. Jim Crow.
Rosenberg's Locals.
When you go all over town and can't get
what you want, go to Rosenberg's. They've
got It.
If you want to save about 92 or S3 on a suit
of ciotbes, go to P, Rosenberg <fc Co.
For your Boys' clothing go to Rosenberg's.
When yon want r nice silk umbrella Just
step into Rosenberg's and gel It.
For clothing, hats, shoes and men's fur-;
nlsblogs, go to Rosenberg's.
A tremendous stock of trunks at P. Rosen-1
berg <fc Co.
If you want a nice cravat, call on P. Rosenberg
A Co.
A big lot of ladle's cloaks and jnckets at
about 30c on the dollar at Rosenberg's.
Gans. pistols and cartridges at Rosenberg's.
We have suits In stock size -16. Everybody
can get a fit at Rosenberg's.
It does not make any difference how large
or bow tail you are. yon can get a suit to tit
at Rosenberg's.
Umbrellas worth $1 fur 75c at Rosenberg's.
For everything go to Rovenberg's.
We have the very thing yon want In trunks
P. Rosenberg & Co.
Imported hats from London and Paris at
Rosenberg's.
All shades knitting wool at Rosnberg's. I
m ?
W. F. Veronee Is now prepared to send a,
first-class machinist to any part of the country
to do any kind of machinery work. 4t ;
White Brothers offer barglns In dry goods
ready made clothing, men and boys bats, carpets
and rngo, blankets and flannels.
R. M. Hadodn &. Co, have nearly doubled i
their shoe stock.
I
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iTss Be
; TO BUY M:
Haddons
MFW Mil IIMFRY.
Ilk ii nnhhiiiiiBiR i i
We show this week ihe greatest variety of
NEW TRIMMED HATS,
So far below the MoKlnley Tarill prices It
will surprise you.
Haddons
NEW STOCK RIBBONS.
Unsurpassed in variety, quality and cheapness
ot 1'rlue.
Haddons j
DRESS GOODS, j
Novelty Suits, no two alike. We show this
week all the new Wears aud Combinations of I
"olors at prices within reach of the most economical.
j
COVEUT CLOTHS
*>/ in. Covert Cloth all New Shades,
wl) Only 25 cts.
In. Covert Cloths. 75 cts. up.
KQ in. Broad Cloth, Tan, Navj*, Myrtle,
& Brown aud Black.
Hi in. all Wool Serge, Navy. Brown. Myr
tie, Uarnei ana BiaicK. uniywcis.
/I/"| in. all Wool Serve, Navy, Brown, Myrtie,
Tan and Black.
Af\ In. all Wool Flannel Sacking, Thd,
Navy. Brown, Garnet, Myrtle, Brown,
Mixture Grey and Black, at less than same
goods cost last season.
O/* in. Imperial Fancies?the cheapest norelty
Dress Goods out this season.
iA in. Wool Face Henrietta^?under the
old Tariff they would be worth % cts.,
n der the new 25 cut. '
- CAPES ANI
Over 250 of '
Just in from the Manufacturt
idea of the pre
Capes all Wool 95c, $1.00 up
$10.00.
A Stylish Jacket for Young I
_ j _ I
riHuy.
3Pauau Black Homespun at prices
vyttiWv/!^ which will Interest close
buyers.
GINGHAMS.
New Kail Styles In Boucely effects, make up
pretty and colors fast.
DRESSES COT AND FIT
Or made to order In Latest Styles. All work
guaranteed. Prices moderate.
Our Store is filled wil
THEY ARE '
TARIFF OR
R. M. HAD
4
I
st Place
illinery!
black
- AND rnr
n qii i^q
VjVJJUU UiJUiVofJ
We do not claim to have the Largest Stock
(in the Slate, hut we do claim to sell Firsts
I Class Silks as low as any house In this secj
t.lon. A good line Black and Cold to select
j from.
iBlack Dress Goods,
j f/t n,wl I K In. Silk Wrap Henrlot"ivf
tlllu ~k*J tasat prices within reach
I ot economical buyers.
| ?>o I ft In. all Wool Silk Finish Henrlet,
tasat. prices which we could not
j mention under the old tariff.
tt i 111 Fancy Weaves
-HJ <(>1111. " * Black Dress (Jo'ids just
the thing it you are tired of plain cloth.
I t
/;n In. Orevette' In Black only. One of the
""" most durable fabrlques on the market.
Cotton Dress Goods
nO PlecPS Essex and Danish Down f'lanvv
nelettes, all new Colors, 8 and 10 eta.
SATINES.
12V?cts. quality now 10cts. For every day
wear, street, house, or anywhere. Its hard to
find anything prettier or more duroble than
Satlnes. (
iff oir
LARGEST^
Assortment
AND ?
Lowest Prices
Ever offered in this Locality.
) JACKETS. rhese
Garments ,
js. Cuts below give you an
vailing Styles.
Medium Length Jackets, Tan |(
and Black $2.50 up to $8.
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I - ? > ) Tnolrnf f ft IMTafrtVl '
cia3 auu oai&ci vw *uwu| t
made of Serge, Covert, ?
Cheviot or Broad Cloth.
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TRIMMINGS.
In FlslispalP Jet--?V? Inch to 2 inches Black, '
White and Cold Kur Trimmings.
Silks Braids lb0 New
VELVELS AND VELVETEENS
Cheaper than ever before.
Shoes! Shoes!
Nothing adds ho much to a well dressed |
lady as a neat titling shoe. If yon wish a good j
j wearing shoe and a perfect tilting shoe see
j our line.
tli Choice New Goods.
ro BE SOLD, I
NO TARIFF.
Respectfully,
DON & CO.
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Extra I]
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Our Store is I
If you are looking* for
Our Trade in Clothing for the past f
we can sell you a suit cheaper than any!
Our $2.50
Our ftoek of Hats is complete. P
Now is the time to buy your Jeans.
Below we give you a schedule of pric
A 3-4 all wool flannel 9c per yard.
An all wool Twilled Flannel at 15c ]
Ladies Undervests Plain or Ribbed,
A lot of those Home-made Blankets
>n these goods were $5 and $6.o0.
A Double Cotton Blanket for ooc.
Srogans 9">c. Bay State Brogan Shoe
All
Don't forget we sell only the Krippe
Chas Heisers Men's fine shoes at cos
V
litg Stock of Harness, Saddles, &c, I
Master's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OK COMMON PLEAS.
Jhas. G. Matthews trading under the business
style of C. G. Matthews & Co. against
Rev. E. Toland Hodges.
By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made In the above slated case, I will offer for
lale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 9. c.,
inSaledayln NOVEMBER, 1894, within the
legal hours of sale, the following described
properly, situated in said Slate and County
<o-wli: All of the interest of the defendant,
>elng an undivided oue-nlnlh interest in all
.hat tract or parcel of land, known as the
Jary Plantation, containing
Four Hundred and Fifteen (415)
Acres,
nore or less, bounded by lands of tbe estate
)f \V. A. Moore, the Old Beacham Place, the
)ld Wiiilfl Pluoe, the White House Place and
?"'i? -*r itio patatft of B. '/. Herndon;
And also,
ilso, the lot or parcel of land situate, lying
ind being In the Town of Cokesbury aDd
c now 11 an the
"Gary Household,"
ind bounded by lands or Methodist Church,
Urs. Watson and others;
Also,
i small tract situate, lying and being In or
lear the Town of Cokesbury, known an "New
irouud," containing
Eight (8) Acres,
noreorlcx*. i
TEHMS OK HALE?One-half cash, balance
n a credit of twelve months, with interest
rom day of sale, secured by bond of purhaser
and mortgage 01 premises, with leave
o pay all Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. C. KLUGH, ,
Oct. 10, 1S?I. It Master.
Master's Sale.
itate of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
Couitr ok Common Pi.kas. j
I. H. Judson as Treasurer against John T. '
Duncan.?Foreclosure. (
By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE I
oaile in tusaoove siaieu case, 1 win uuci wi
ale at pnbllc outcry at Abbeville C. H., K. C., '
n Saleday In NOVEMBER, lS'Jl, wltbin the
egal taou.s of nale, the following described
irope^ty,situated in said State and County
o-wit: All that tract or parcel of land, con
aiuing ,
Phree Hundred and Seventy-Three ,
(373) Acres,
nore or less, bounded by lands of S. B. Marhall,
estate of Martin Hacbett or Mike Kill- ,
ird, Thomas and Charles Waller, estate of
['hotnas Chatham, deceased, and Mrs. Ellen- (
>erg, Bald lauds may be divided Into two or
nore tracts, and if so divided the tracts will
>e sold separately and plats exhibited at the
lale.
TERMS OF HALE?One-half cash, balance
>n a credit of twelve month, with interest
rom day or sale, secured by bond of purchasjrand
mortgage of premises. Purchaser to
say for papers.
.1. C. KLUGH.
Master.
Oct. 10,1S!U. It
A Complete and Full
STOCK OK THK t'fcijKliKArbu
Metropolitan Brand of Mi:ed Faints
? OK ?
JOHN LUCAS & CO.
alwaya on baud at the
City Drug Store.
PLUCES IN ONE GALLON CANS by the
single can 81.25. A liberal discount to
painters using large quantities.
Oct. 25, 1898, tf
Aug.
Master's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Emma Black et. al. against Oscar D. Black et.
al.?Partition.
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., 8. C.,
on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, ISM, within
tbe legal hours of sale, the following described
property, situate in said State and County
to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land,
known as 'the J. W. Black Tract No. 1, containing
One Hundred and Twenty-Eight
(128) Acres,
more or less.
Also, tract No. 2 known as the J. R. Black
Tract, containing
One Hundred and Sixty-Fuor
[164] Acres,
more or le?s.
Also,Tract No. .1, known as the Flemmlng
Tract,containing
One Hundred and Six (106)
Acres,
more or loss, above lands are bounded by
lands of W. P. McCajter. J. D. Alewlne, Samuel
Shaw. Estate of W. A. Black, and others.
Plats of the several tracts will be exhibited
on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE?One-third cash, balance
on a credit of one and two years, with inter
est from day of dale, secured by bond of pur.
chaser and mortgage of premises, with leave
lo paj all Casb. l'urchaser lo pay for papers.
J. C. KLUGH.
Oct. 13,18M. !it Master.
Master's Sale.
The State of South [Carolina,
- COUNTY OF AHBKV1I,LE.
COURT OK COMMON PI.KAS.
W. A. McCracken et. al. against James M.
Hughes et. al.?Partition.
By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made in tlieanove stated case, I will otter for
<aie at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C\,
in SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1?M, within
the legal hoars of sale, the following described
property, situate In said State and County towit:
"All that tract or parcel of land, con
lalnlng
Fifty-Six and One-Half (56 1-2)
Acres,
r? nniit ?t?nnt am tho tvataru /if
Wilson Creek, a tributary of Bit; Saluda Klver,
bounded North by land of J. L. Hughey,
East by W. Pert, Soutb and West by J. Y. L.
Partlow" and others.
TERMS OK SALE?One-half cash, balance
onacreditof twelve months, with Interest
from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser
and mortgage of premises, with leave to
pay all Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. C. KLUGH,
Oct. 10,.It iMasier.
bridge to Lot
I WILL LET THE BUILDING OF A
bridge over Wilson's Creek, near Ninety-Six,
to the lowest responsible bidder
On Thursday, Nov. 1, 1894, at
11 O'clock a. m.
CoDtr0<3to''8 come prepared to give bond.
Specifications made known on day of lettini:.
J. M. MAJOK,
Go. Com. A. C.
Oct. 17, ISM. St
Roll of Teachers.
A LI. TEACHERS IN THE PUBLIC
Schools are required to present their certificates
to the undersigned before November
1st, 1894, to enable him to make out a new roll!
of teachers and classify them.
W. T. MILFORP,
Oct. 3,1S9I. School Commissioner.
m
>WER
WE PROPOSE TO <
aducemen
:s TO 8IJ]
anf / miv Tra/
Mint Ji VUA JkAUI\
'acked with Cfi
bargains, be sure and
the goods a
ifteen days was far ahead of what we a
jody, all we ask is for you to give un a 1<
Men's Suits Knocks T
rices are low. Prices range from 10c t
It is cheap. Prices from 9c to 40c
jes in all the different lines.
per yard.
from 25c to $4.00 per pair.
i to come this week. Strictly all wool
Cotton Flannel from 5c up. Ladle
s whole stock $1. 36 inch Sea Island
wool 54 inch Flannel f<
ndorf, Ditttman & (Jo's. Ladies Shoes ic
t.
ALWAYS COM
/HEX YOU WANT ANY THING I]
FLOUR VE]
ihat must he sold. Prices lower than i
Yo
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prk
pric:
OFFER THE TRADI
lis m ur
T THE 1
le and Must 1
Dods and They
L give us a look?pric
nd they must go.
nticipaied. We have a nice line, ail
>ok and we will convince you. '
heni all out. Only i
o $4.00, We offer as a leader a real g
per yard.
every thread. 10-4 sizes for $300.
is Button and Lace Shoes 7oc. Chil
fic. We have made hie reduction in i
or 47 l-2c it is worth
i fine goods $2 to 14.50.
E TO SEE US,
N" GROCERIES. WE STILL OFFE
&Y CHEAP.
ever. We are always glad to quote y
lire in earnest,
W. S]
Proprietor. | NEW
(Successors to
ABBEVILLE SU
GROCERIES! GROC]
OUK LEADERS ]
:-! . SCTGAB, COFFEE, LA
Our best one-half patent at unheard of prlci
yuu.
emendous stock of
L Harness.
sell you if needing anyN
SHOES.
ds and are sell them
!: Our line of Drew,
fine shoes will arrive
see the stvles for Fall
uttomed Shoes, Ladies
A full line of Chas.
e week.
^ctfully,
VALUABLE
Lands for Sale
I WILL SELL YCU THE FOLLOWING
lauds at rock bottom figures if taken at
once. Now is your chance to buy good lands
for little money and on EASY TERMS :
7/i Jest In front of the late
* ^ home of Mrs. Sarah M.
Calboun, fronting tbe Vienna road.
t?? ] <<i<nc 0n th? B,ue Hill, adOO
journlng R.S. Barnwell.
,1 on a mine Near Hester on tbe
wtlvB} Savannah Valley R. R.
KA npi>pc At Hester Station
'JfJ" CO) same road.
440 RCrCSj Same place.
Oti nniia^ Near Mt. Carmet that
*d<j tlLlca, rents for 25 per cent, of
the asking price.
son n/tiiAA (about) Near Monterey
WV WV/A Vk7J
800 acres, Same place.
ft tfWW 1 nAiinc In other portlom
<11/1 C9) of Abbeville county
Make your wishes known and I will supply
what you want.
WM. P. CALHOUN,
Room 2i)l Krjultable Building.
Atlanta, Ga.
sept. 20,18M. '
STOVES A
SHOES! HOMESPUN
?Green woo(
YARD WIDE AND THREE-FOU
W. D. BAB
Cou
ARE YOU
If so get the measx
will need for your fa
let us fit them up for
Call and see our ti
Shoes and
We knon we will i
thing.
GHILDRE
We have all kin
cheap.
TO THE LADIES
Selby's & Co.'s ladies
this week. Wait and
and Winter. Large B
TO THE MEN:
Heiser's shoes to arm
Respi
Master's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OK COMMON PLEAS.
Cyrus H. McCormlck against James Cothran
Jr., 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. C.,
on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, iSSM, within
the legal hours of sale, tUe following described
property,situate in said State and County
to-wit: All those tracts orparcelsof landin
the town of McCormlck, containing one-hall
Interest lu
Lots No. 11 and 12, Block "L,"
Also one-half Interest In
Lot 14, Block No. 10,
the two first having a frontage of:?) feet each
on Main Street, running thence back to an
alley 100 feet, the last name lot fronting Main
Street flfty feet and running thence back 100
tfVtA* ia on ollov
Also,
Lots Nob. 10,11,12,13,11, and 15 in Hlock "M,"
each having a frontage of 30 feet on Main
.street and running thence back 152 feet to
Pine Street.
TERMS OE SALE.?One-half cash, balance
on a credit 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. j
Oct. 10, 18W. lit Master,
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y Goods. |
IME8. I
Save it.
Must be Sold.
e no object?we have
new and nobby, and if you do not think
i few Left. *
ood one for $1.00 worth $1.50.
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12-4 size for $400. Prices last season
d's Shoes 25c. Extra heavy high cat
ill Drews Goods.
(>5c.
:r
ou prices. Come and see us.
nith. 1
FIRM. | w-D-EARKSS??e,
> J. H. Latimer.)
PPLY COMPANY.
ERIES! GROCERIES!
TOR THIS WEEK :
RD MEAT and FLOUE. :-s
es to Introduce. Ask for EXCELSIOR.
ND FURNACES.
! FLANNELS!
1 Mill Drills
RTH YARD GOODS-LOW DOWN.
?T/CT^ AT f \fnnonrmt
moA/nuuj iuaiiagcx*
rt Week! j
"CMBDNG ?:-: i
ires of the SHOES you
imily this Winter, and