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wv HH\ iss<u ... n . . TO . . JJ HI . . . 1897! aJ rVUR LINK OF STAPLK AND FANCY mMV " has been carefully selected and every on the markets of the world. Canned Goods Department. In this department yoi and suited lo the want Fruits and Confectioneries. . These are "Our Specli * om nlOil to hllV. FrUit 19^ ported confectionery. Attention, Ladies. . . We can supply your ta B^P be both tempting and ( Our Carriage and Buggy Ref Here you find all klndf of Harness, Whips, Lai 1^^ make prices cheaper ih Abbeville County for tl [^ Our Sales, Livery and Feed In our handsome new sti A the time. Also all mode 1^ Block of Horses, Mules a I ^ outs furnished on short i 1^^ Our City Buss will meet Coal I Coal ! Wood ! \ We handle the best Coa short notice delivered at Believing we can please you we cordlallj 8ept. 8,1897. K. C. BERNAU. ' * l Something: of Interest to Ton. ' Read Mr. Bernau's new advertisement In aootber column. He has closed his branch ; store at Greenwood, and is closing out a few lines "way low down" to get room. It will u., ? ihooooAnrta nnw. Even If VOU 1 I pay you iu uuj Bv-? ? do not wish to buy come and look over our * pretty goods. We will be glad to Bhow you > what we have. Our fine cblna, vases and oth- ' ?r fancy goods are worth coming to see. Have still a few Domestic sewlDg machines which we are closing out at cost. If. your , eyea trouble you, we will examine them free ' or charge. ( When your watch gets out of order you c have choice of two things to do: throw It In ( the fire, or take It to the watck tinker. The S fomer is the quickest.?Mark Twain. The i wisest thing would be to bring it to me and ( have It properly repaired. R. C. Bernnu. I "THE SINGIN' SKULE." A Bare MumIcr! Trent In Store for I Abbeville. The Bertram and Wlllard "Sieging Skule" will be here December 17th. under the auspices of the ladles of the Presbyterian church. This entertainment has been given , In many places with great success, and compllmentary notices of the performances are seen In various papers. The class will be ] composed of home talent. , OUR DEEP WELL. I ' An Abundant Supply of Good Wnter. ' The supply of water In our deep well seems ' to be Inexhaustible, as far as the pump now In the well Is concerned. Its capacity Is said i to be two hundred gallons a minute, but there has been no lack of water. Unless a larger pump Is put In the well the probability Is that we wilt never know how much water we have. The water seems to be pure and oar people are well pleased with It. ( Uses ol Buttermilk. According to a medical Journal ion? experience has demonstrated buttermilk to be an agent of tuperlor digestibility. It Is Indeed a true milk peptone; that is, milk already partially digested, the coagulation of thecoagulable portion being loosely and flaky, and not Of tbal firm Indigestible nature which Is tbe action of tbe gastric Juloes upon sweet cow's milk. It Is decidedly a laxative, a fact which must be borne In mind In the treatment of typhoid fever, and which may be turned to advantage In tbe treatment of babituii cou tlpatlon It Is a diuretic, and may boused to advantage In some kidney troubles. It Is Invaluable in tbe treatment of diabetes, alternately with skim milk. In cancer of the stomach it is tbe only food tbat can be retained.?Exchange. New York Racket Store locals. Buy your groceries, notions and tinware from tbe new Racket Store. You will find it In Wilder's building. Bee tbat line of hosiery at the new Racket 8tore before you buy. They can savt you money. Candy, 9c per lb. at tbe new Racket Store. 9 lbs. good coflee for 81 at the new Racket ISlore, School Stationery. Children will find It to their advantage to buy from ?. KoBenberg & <Jo's. -DENTAL NOTICE. S. F. Killingsworth, No. 4 Seal Block, Abbeville, S. C. t b xta AMur Ij, ? ilUUD p 4 Are now opening up t pi Staple I4 L-.4 Oar line of Black Dress Goods i f ured Brocacde aDd Plata Serges. C || ^ Silks foi BE in assorted colors and styles. Our full and at low down prices. r I CLOTHIP P ^ A full line of Clotblne In Mens. \ and Mens winter UNDERWARE. S3 \ ? Pii p,'tfj Our stock of Gentlemens, Ladles, fil SKORS fa 7V4 L If anything 1b wanted Id tbe UUC Canned Goods, Sugar, C V B 1 A cordlalinvltatlon Is extended I ft ^XXXIZlXIIlEI i. M. Hill GROCERIES this season surpasses any sto< department Is "brim full" of the "best goods a will find a great variety of all the leading t s or me mosi ihhuuluud, lilies" and "we" are "Headquarters." Call r. s In great variety, from the leading markets bles for Breakfast, Dinner and Tea with a boi >alaUble. josistory. . . i of vehicles In all the newest designs, both ii > Kobes aud Busgv Umbrellas. This deparin lan ever. ST V 1KB \ K EH ami MIMI jese celebrated wagons. You know what th< Stables. . ibles we have a complete system of "Water \ rn conveniences for the comfort and Dleasui nd Brood Mares to be found In upper Carolin aotlce, day or night, wnn careiui ami pome t every train on both roads day and night. Nood ! . . I, Hard and Soft. Al60 Green and Dry Woo your door. r Invite an Inspection of our stock and solicll A. M. %\% %%%%%%% Mrs. Tacit art's Locals. Mrs. Taggart has moved for the presen ibove Barksdale's store, and has the nlces lne of Millinery she has ever carried. She has added to her stock Corsets. Collar ind Cuffs, LsdlesTles, Glauseand all kinds o ityllsh Neck Wear. A'so a pretty line of Dress Silks In Blact ind Brocades, In lovely quality Changeabli ?nd Brocade silk In waist patterns, nev ihades and designs. Also Mourning Sllki Dress Braids. Jet and Dress Findings. My Infant Caps ana fsacKS are preuy kui ibeap. Fascinators In White Pink aud Blue vitb and without Pearl Trimmings. I ast ispeclal attention to my Capes. I got then rom the factory and they can't be bought an: iheaper. The latest pattern* in Trimmings ;?its and Styles. I sell a pretty flush Cape fo: 8.50, a plush braided Cape lor S3."5. The] iave never been sold at these figures before ?all and see, and I will save you money Urs. Mary Taggart, limgstu Si Ferris. < -DEALERS INAll Kinds of Groceries, h'KKSJtl MfciAJLS, OAUOAUIi, dwvj DHEESE AND FISH. CANNEDGOODS of every description Fresh Bread always 011 hand. Give as a call when In need of anything li oar line. We guarantee satisfaction. Particular attention given to our MARKET department. Remember the plaoe, No. 2 Wasblngtoi street. DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. G. Thomson, OFFICE UP-STAIRS ON McILWAII Corner, Abbeville, 8. C. For Sale or Rent. The abbeville inn 13 fob 9al1 or rent. Terms easy. Apply to MRS. M. M. MILLER, at the Inn. MISS RACHEL HEMPHILL Typewriter and Stenographer. Legal papers prepared and ali kinds of copying done on short notice f rices reasonable. Office?No. 3, National Bank Building upstairs. a/ K^%' it^'YW A'i ville. Snppl ? heir large stock of Fall and Wir and Fancy Dry r superb. See our Silk Warp and all Wool H )ur line of Colored Dress Goods Is very attra r Waists and Tri line of Salines, Percales, Checks. Ginghams, sfQ ! ! CLOTH J 'out.hu and Boys at pi Ices to suit everybody We have a new and and attractive line of 1 ats and Caj: Mlssesand Chlldrens luch Larger than 1 )CERY line call and gel supplied. We have /offee. Teas. Morrison's Hams. o all to oome and see us and will do our best GEO. %%%%%%%%%%? ~ f Hoi A. a Sons, ji V The ^ crui offu heretofore kept by or. Our Fall Stock ^ of " of the latest and newest brandH placed 0j0 ? as g ^ trei lam irands. Everything will be fresh and new and # froi nil see our r an mKf?inj< nun jr?.u of the world. Lowreys & Hlaukers Iro- lng ^ 184 ^ idei ^ 80D untiful spread of "Good Things" that will ?^ Bodl tho ^ tho i design and flnl?h. Also a splendid line wftl lent Is well storked and we can and will . UKN' WAUOXS. We are sole agents for ^ oc" ;y are. V his Vorks" furnishing fresh rnnnlne water all db fu' re of our p;itrons. We carry-the largest XT J a. S-uldle Horses and all k Inds of Tourn- thli Irlvers. DAY and MOfIT TRUSS. ^ ma ^ gro ^ and d,and can furnish you in any quantity on ^ " a full share ol your patronage. HILL & SONS. S g ftnr tec! i ABBEVILLE HOSPITAL ^ "' H. D. REESE, SURGEON. S I cer e 7 . mo s to THE place to carry your SICK WATCHED wh and BROKEN CLOCKS, where ihey will be looked after aud attended to at all hours o' . . theday with skill and experience. No turn ral( 4 Idk you away or sending Patients off to have oha , them treated elsewhere, but I will put them going at prices to suit the times. [ fffiMiii Presents, Clocks, and JEWELRY. J* ! I . " the Pi'inao Tlnwn wh ?JL XXWU X/V WW MM.9 hai H. D. REESE, ? ' all( THE PEOPLE'S JEWELER. nes wh me Charleston and Western Carolina R. E ~f liri] ) Augusta and Asbeville Short Line. resi In effect Feb. 7,1897. "ffi I Lv Augunta............. 9 40 am 1 40 pm H^o Ar Greenwood 12 17 pm | Ar Anderson 7 30 pm 6 10 pm lno I Ar Laurens 1 15 pm 7 00 am sail Ar Greenville 8 00 pm 10 15 am Ar Glenn Springe - 4 05 pm . i Ar Spartanburg 8 00 pm 9 25 am r, i Ar Saluda 5 28 pm Tr< Ar liendersonvllle 5 51 pm glo' ,, Ar Asbeville 6 45 pm 7 00 pm Lv Asbeville 8 20 am ?QU Lv Spartanburg 11 45 am 4 00 pm Lv Glenn cjpilngs .. 10 00 am Lv Greenville 11 55 am 4 00 pm dal 1 Lv Laurens 1 30 pm 7 10 pm <iaf | Lv Anderson 7 00 am . Lv Greenwood 2 28 pm *ou I Ar Augusta 5 00 pm 11 10 am pas I I Lv Calhoun Kails 4 44 pm ere 1 j Ar Raleleh 2 16 am .. for | Ar Norfolk 7 80 am . Ar Pt torsburg 6 00 am BTOI | Ar Richmond 8 20 am ...... ngfi I Lv Augusta 2 55 pm to 1 | Ar Allendale 6 00 pm Ar Fairfax 5 15 pm Ar Yemassee 9 30 am 0 2 ) pm Ar iv-niiiori m oo uui > iv |>ui I Ar Port Royal 10 50 am 7 80 pm . Ar Pavannah ,V 8 00 pm 18 ' Ar Charleston .. .. 8 08 pin D08 Lv Charleston 0 30 am ria, a Lv Savannah ......... 6 50 am Jan Lv Port Koyai 1 55 pm 8 15 am cf._ - Lv Beaufort '2 10 pm 8 25 am " I Lv Yemassee.. 8 15 pm 9 25 am He: | Lv Fairfax ? ... 10 32 am nes ! Lv Allendale ...... 10 47 am ' Ar Angusta 12 55 pm ^ j Close connections at Greenwood for all points on pje. * I 9. A. I.. aud C. & G. Hallways, and at Spartanburg with Southern Railway. For any information relative to tickets, rates, sched- pla | ale, etc., address f Hr W. J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent, Angusta, Gs. . E. M. NORTH, Sol. Agent. Bfcr( Bar Ice s For Sale. the A VALUABLE tract of land containing Sixty-Seven (07) Acres, Just outside of Du tbe corporate limits of the city of Abbeville, ma Apply to FLLIS G. GRAYDON. bu1 '> thO Fresh lot of "HuylerV Munsaly's and oloi Johnson's candles Just in at Speed's. Thi Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic will cure dai L< you or money refunded. P. B. Speed, jjjQ Water works in your house. C. P. Ham Tbi mond is prepared now to do your work 20 | prompuy. see Dim. Hnniinn' i ea< y Co. ? 11 ff r 2 she V _.i pie ITI Mr X i iter Goods consisting of r a gki r ! bel Goods. ^ L r J am Henrietta and De Alma. Also Fig- ^ J J active In style, quality and price. fr'H *ni rz b"1 minings ? Bleached and Brown Homespun Is r a jDg r! ble ING ! ! ! \ S r\ J* Also a splendid line of Ladles ; joy Wens and Boys r a Jnfi - rj 0011 rj opi ;< Sver Before ! A ri H| a full supply of r 5 i'011 fe I r ^ whe ? u. r 4 pari . Flour of all Grades. f j to please you in quality and price. | Ti WHITE, Prop. ii i?m ' 1 r | B. I i THE CHATEAU CHANTILLY. n It Came to 13c Loft to the Institute of France. 'he chateau of Chantilly was nequeatnea iho late Due d'Aumale to the Institute, this was really no now gift, as it had a virtually made in 1884. The SaturRevlewof 1880 speaks of it as follows: i Duo d'Atimnlo has responded by a shing blow to tho unmerited indignity red by the French republic to tho house Franco. Ho has requited the penalty stracism indicted on the Orleans princcs i sop to tho tyrannous ranoor of tho exno republican party by dowering tho 3 of his birth with tho most splendid i tho rarest gift ever offered to a nation in individual. 'o the north of Paris, about 55 miles n the capital, Chantilly is situated on confines of vast forests, in an undulatregion watered by tho Oiso. About 0 tho Due d'Aumale first conceived tho 1 of rebuilding Chantilly. His two s, tho Prince de Conde and the Duo do Ise, were dead. luring 40 years the Due d'Aumale had ulously collected all the remnants of - - "*? x splendor or tno mouniiureLiujfD nun w Condes that ho could Had. M. Dauroet i asked to build a palaco worthy to re o theso preoious souvenirs. But, like predecessors, M. Daumet was limited certain natural conditions. ?ho marvelous subtorranean rooms and leries existed still, and the moats, and strangely shaped triangular rock, and 9 subterranean plan dictated and comnded the form of the structures above und, because the foundations remained, I on this honeycombed rock it was next mpotsiblo to displace them. 'he plan of the caetle of tho Boutilliers, the Montmoroncys and of the grand ido had to be followed by tho Duo Lumale. The strange perimeter had to respected, and the new facades inevlly reproduced the big towers at tho an3, tho strong spurs, the posterns and drawbridges, which existed from the liest times, in the ground plan. The bnical difficulties which the architect I to surmount were immense, especially works undertaken in the honeycombed k, with a viow to supporting the probed structure above ground. n brief, his performance was this: To low rigorously the perimeter of the old aissance castlo, to provide fine statems and galleries for the reception of tain specified objects of art, to accoradatc the chatelet for living purposes and build a chapel, in the adornment of ich were to bo utilized stained glass, ipture, wood carving, statuary and mce slabs saved by Lenoir from the ,teau of Econeu.?Exchange. To the Rescue. , 'Don't bo nervous. There'd be 50 jacklefl or tho sido after the youngster before d have timo to striko the water." So J a naval offloer once in my hearing to anxious mother of two little chaps ? o, visiting one of our men-o'-war in the bor, had gone for'ard among tho crew company with half a score of kindly big ,rted bluejackets. And what ho said? jwing for some Bailorlike pioturesque- I s of language?was largely true, foi I en did ono ever hear of raan-o'-war's I n?at lea6t of thoso that speak English 4-n 1-r? ntiti wlolr nf f? hcnl n tp HlJiilg IAJ bunc uiij non auux ? v* possibilities to save life or to go to the :ue of thoso in peril and distress on the ilghty deep?" * think it is In one of Clark Russoll's ' rios that the hero,'storm tossed on sink- fc ; wreck, breathes forth a prayer that the 0 1 he has just sighted may fly English or tl lerican colors, confident of rescue at all :ards at sturdy Saxon hands. On the ;nton, dragging, with colors flying, tvly to destruction on tho wind torn wa- g. 9 of Samon bay, generous hearts yet p| nd means of rescuing comrades from i masts of the alroady submerged Van- |! ia. Only the other day tho telegraph ihed from faroff China curt news of the ? ndering of a steamship with its load of J sengers and the prompt response of the ws of our warships near by to the cry holp. Over and ovor again tho heroio J ry has been tola, and it will be told iln and again as long as men "go down ihe sea in ships."?Harper's Weekly. The Most Desolate Spot. 'erhaps the most desolate spot on earth i tiny storm swept islot in Bering sea irly midway between Alaska and SlbeNearly 60 milos from the nearest d, King's island, is a barren rock, so sp that no beach landing can be found, re on the southern side, perched like ts above the roaring surf and seoured the rocks by walrus thongs, aro the n dwellings of the walrus hunters, rothe sun is never shining, the sea never ooth. Cold, chilly fogs enshroud the oo in summer, while the frequent and ious gales that sweep through Bering lit at all seasons render the narrow nmlt of the island qulto uninhabitable, looked during nine months of the year, natives depend entirely upon the seal, ~ lrus and whale as a means of existence, ring tho brief summer a stray whaler y visit the island for a oouplo of hours, f| ; this is the sole communication with I outer world. The King's islanders aro I aoly allied to tho Alaskan Eskimo, ey aro a fine, hardy raoo, inured to daily lgera and privations, and aro reckoned i uest ana nravesc sauors in juoriug swv Bir boats of walrus hide will carry from ? to 80 persons in a mountainous sea.? don Graphic. The Bight Sort of a Clerk, young salesman in one of our dry ids stores has a schcmo which is likely make him his fortune somo day, for it milt upon that most solid of foundads, woman's vanity. He keeps a private ;ebook, and sho gives him her name 1 address. Ho writes them down, togeth- ry with a noto or two calculated to fix her * >earance in his memory. The next time i comes he doos not say, "The name, ase." He simply says: "Thank you, s. Skaggs. The goods will be sont; 711 street, isn't it?" )f course it's 71! X street, and Mrs. nggs is naturally immensely flattered at | ng a oustomcr of sufficient importance * bo so well remembered. Naturally, '] , she prefers to deal with that salesman v 1 at that storo thereafter and I'm euro tf it if the proprietor of that shop only ^ 2W what that young man is worth to j( a, he'd double his salary.?Washington sc. Vegetable Foods. ^ loarnod scientist has been investigntf the eijcot of food, particularly vegeta- b s, on the humun character. Ho finds it a diet of carrots ameliorates harshness uharacter and reduccs nervous irritabil; peas create fatty tissue and encourage ousuess, while turnips have a depressing luenno; cabbage is good for pulmonary nplaints, while lettuce acts as a sedative >n the human frame, owing to the | n Um contained in us miiKy juice. ^ a a bi . P. lla Locals. avo your Bicycle enameled now while ui can't use It. C. P. Hammond can do It. b P- Hammond can put a new rim on your .. ie1, ! ni P. Hammond can make any duplicate cr , for your Bicycle. P. Hammond repairs Rubber Hose and e Bibbs. j Jj ie bent woman's shoe ou earth for $1.25 at b & McDuvld's. I w en's and boy's top shirts 25 cents up at Illlraan's. | new lino of Drew Helby's ladles' fine ?s. Come and net a pair before your size jue. Cobb Jc McDavld. | fg> A F X WE FULLY REALI W The fact that wheu we kli W press or otherwise, we are a \l/ formed people. We kno> vertisements promising gre this class of people are fas ^ business. A few years a* ^ /?ir. Fum W yjjf with a small capitaj and un kjy increased from year to hear JK FURNITURE business in :!f our success? W . . To Do the w Miny say that this find it more applicable to b urTTrnTT AT IVi U 1 U -O-iJ ; ii huh! i \ $ 400,000. I i*7"RITE TO OR CALL on tbeunderqlgned x '? or to the Director of your Township \ >r any information you may desire about ur plan of Insurance. We insure your property against destruc- \ on by FIRE, mmt OS U6SIM, 1 \ ad do bo cheaper than any Insurance Com ?ny In existence. / Remember we are prepared to prove to yon \ latoursls the safest and cheapest plan of -4 asurance known. / \ R. BLAKE, Jr., Agent, Abbeville, S. C. * V FULLER LYON, Pres. ; Abbeville, S. C. ' 0 * BOARD DIRECTORS. J \ -4 T, C Turner Ninety-Six Township ' J. M. Major Greenwood " i P.W.Sullivan Cokesbury " "} W. B. Acker Donnalds " M. B. Cllnkscales Due West " . T. L. Haddon Long Cane " J. W. Scott- Smllhvllie " E.W.Watson White Hall \ J. W. Lyon Indian Hill " "1 Capt. John Lyon Cedar Spring " W.E. Leslie Abbeville " ^ Dr. J. A. Anderson.Dlamond Hill " y H. A. Tennent Lowndesvllle u A.O.Grant Magnolia " J. T. Horton - uainoun - p. G. N. McKinney Bordeaux " JFl Abbeville, 8. C., March 1, 1897. ,'is Collector's lotico. ' A [IS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15th UNTIL FRIDAY, ^ DECEMBER 31st. 'he Rate of State, County, School j; and Special Tax, Including One J Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar +$ n ?a x.*? t> j m__ -*r uommuiaimii nuau iaAi i "N ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO * - raise supplle>? for the fiscal yearcommenc- * )? January 1, 18117, notice is hereby given ittt the office of County Treasurer of Abbe- ? ilie County will be open for the collection of 1XP8 for said fiscal year from Friday,October ? >ih until Fiiduy, December.'list, without penlty. Rates per cent, of taxation are as fol- ? " Stale Tax .. 5 mills. ? Ordinary County Tax " School :? " * Special Road and Bridge y. " Tolal \\\i * In addition to the above a special tax will 4 e collected for school purposes as follows: Town of Mt. Carmel 3 mills. McCormlck 2 " Lebanan 4 " Town of Abbeville: Ketir'riK nanroau ouuua nuu p iyli>e Interest on name 2 mills. ? Special .School, retiring bonds >and paying Interest on same " f A poll tux of One Dollar per capita on ?ll inle citizens between the age of 21 and 00 ? ears, except such as are exempt by law, will ^ 8 collected. ? A commutation road tax of One Dollar will s collected the same time as other taxes. ? om all male citizens between the age of IS 4^ ml SO years, except such aR are exempted by ? iw. Unless said tax is paid by tlrst of Janary, 1SU8, four days work upon the public *: It'll ways will be required under a contractor, ft'.. , 1,1 onl/1 nnfl Kllvcrl ^ IHAiniHI.-JHIJii'iic.mij ... )ln, United States currency, National Bunk ^ Dies, and Coupons of State Bonds whlcli be- ? >tne payable during the year 18!i8. ^ Parlies desiring Information by mull In re- ? ird to their luxes will plense write before ccember 1Mb and will please Mute the loca- ? on of their property, and Include postage ir reply, and those paying taxes bv check ? lust Include the charye for collection. Ji R. BLAKE, JR., Treasurer. 5 Sept. 25, 1SD7, tf j P \V V\Y SSS* l \v vvv Vvv v5v ew bacl yig ^ address the people of Abbeville county ,re addressing a class of-highly intell ,v there are some people who read the at and unreasonable things and al?o t becoming extinct. Now a few w< ;o we came to this town and started in iture Bu&int known to the business world. Our I and thi9 year will show that we ha1 the history of Abbeville. What h Right Because it rule works well every way except i usine99 than anywhere else. Our bi handling goods direct from t the consumer is second to non i thing in the Furnitu needed by the general tradiE CLOSE PRICE8 as first cli j for. Respectfully solicitini | , your highly appreciated patrc ' V*1 A n?Pl f HtT n ri/1 aAM<*A ??/\n k/v KfkXi| TTia WJ ai'U DC! V O JUU uc Yours for Furnitu [J. D. I Phono I No. 3 Rosen k >f-t >t< i-t-r Vfo i-t-t Vfo >t?t ?|:x H'X /'ft /:|t H N H n ' f* H* ? ? /yiA/rs ^ The scarcity of money and the dullne 1/ low price of cotton, I have determined 1 [>- my customers by offering some special T > iuro uuoi aa a picuiiuu. .u ? Dry Goods, Shoes, Glothi yC at one purchase, 1 set (6) Tea Spoons or *i*\ sliver plated and guaranteed for three (i I of same goods on samo terms, L set (( T'fc Spoons or Forks, silver medal with an i *4"\ I have also a nice line of these vatne a I . other pieces suitable for presents &o. The "One Spoon" Baking Powder is a y\ carries Its own piece of silverware wltL I . I have recently opened one of the fin K brought to this city, and when it comes y\ Is that you come aod look, asking for v I. line of such gopdsas Prunes, Raisins, E have an assortment of Novelty Dalotl :'4?\ bulk or packegps," Beech Nut" Sliced B I. Tripp, Ac. In Canned Fruits and Veget l-fc Peaches, Baked Beans with Tomato Sai :*if\ Okra and Tomatoes and fo on. A fine I . very low price. Mackerel in kits and < , !> Stick and French Candles and Crackert y\ Potatoes, and Apples always on band. Dry Goods, Clothing, H Shot Gans, Basket Lard, Bacon, Bj ^ and Ties, 2 ky ? and a host of otber that | January 1 Como and help me and yourself at th f" Amos I PURE, FRES . Call at ? . Full Line of Glass P. B. S ff DaMQin ( | uaigaiin ^ 1 i HARD if IS >4Gentlemen* :?I have succeei \i I arrangements with ready-cash, laden overstocked manufacturers DEItWEAR that no where on tl vv can you buy r \t |, ?##i 1 VI ns cheap as here. Bargains that i p?- can be turned out for so little further increases when you see th you there is satisfaction and mom 7T Capes, Single w Your opportunity is at hand. ( wbere at a uniform price is not a ways find values rare and unexpe w seasonable. Hats, Cap and Shoe 7T 1 \t ^7" Next door to Dispensary. v i 7T * - * v> :? :<< :? either through the JK igeut and well in- W high sounding ad- w believe them, but w _ 3rds in regard to our W the m 3SS??3/ business has steadily W ve done the largest - ujf las been the secret of is Right. . . business, but we W UBiness facilities for - mjt he Manufacturer to mp ' e. We carry, everyre Line | >g public and at as X is8 goods can be sold Jff ? a continuance of W uage, and, If possitter in the future. W " CERR, I to. 80. | berg Block. W ? w Ttr s\r s"-? svs* ix ' i8? of business, on acount'of the to try and help myself as wet! ns Ni/ inducements to buyers. I there- < .? uyer of 85.00 worth of /y^ ng, Hats, or.Notions, ^ 1 *et (3) Table Spoon or Fork", 4-f-r. 3) years, and for 810.00 'purchased I) Tea 8poons, or 1 set (3) Table I , ihfwilnta and unlimited guarantee. rtloles for sale and a variety of flDe article for housekeepers and i each can. Prices Cc to 25o. /*4r\ est lines of Pocket Knives ever I , to something good to eat all I asfc i-K 'bat you don't sea Besides a full 7?\ Jvaporated Apples, Apricots, 4a, I I. les, Corn Flakes. Oat Flakes, in ceakfast Bhcod, Vienna 8ausage, /"4*\ ablea, California Apricots, Pears, i , ice at 10c and 15o, Peas, Corn, Okra, i?pfr line of Cucumbers in brine at a /V\ )pen barrel. An elegant line of .1, i pure and fre?h. Lemons, Onions, j-K In add'^'^n I have /lr^ !ats, Shoes, Notions, s, Flour, Ham, ran, Bagging >' Saddles must be sold before? \JLy 1st, 1898., tr e same time. 'T 1. Morse. T -*\ ^ \ /\ *\ A ;h drugs Speed's ... and Putty Just in PEED. * vjr sir "vjr "y* *y* *\]r ~y* "y* "y* *y* H4SSeekers! 1 S<?7 EASILY HEARD! f k?? . IS Jed iu New York in making crossing the path of debt- 1 ;yj. in CLOTHING and UN- !]??* lie face of this broad earth ;<^ make you wonder how they money?a woDder that still v\v em. A trial will convince ey slaved. and Double, loods that you can buy else- , bargain, but here you alcted, as well as timely and S^v prices cut to the bone. B. HILLMAN. _K4S. M