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.li ' The Press and Bannei jj Wednesday, Oct. 17,1900. Grautrd Kail. Ti?<1oa % paotnrHoi* / r frt ?? < ml KnSI r\ C J uuge ;\IUJ iutJ j oo? ' ^muiru uan m .A. Mcintosh, charged wliu murder in tli killing of G. N. McKlnuey in the sum c $4,000, G. W. Cade and A. S. Howes beeomln sureties. Hon. W. H. Parker represented tb prisoner at Anderson. The Governor h.is with drawn the rewari for Mclutosh, he having surrendered. ? (iood Preacher Gone to North f?'# linn. ij. Rev. I>r. Summerrell of Anderson h"" re signed the pastorale of Anderson l'resoy f terlan church to go to a church In ^ortt Carolina. For Rent. Two (2) furnished rooms. App'J to (Al. syfan, on waraiaw street. ? Mrs. T. t. Cromer; Ml** Georgia Cromer Ml88 Mary .Stockman, of Wtiite Hall, were ic town yewterday buying MHIInery and othei nice tniiiKf) from onr stores. Tbey may uol return next Friday. Mr. T. f. Riley of Greenwood was In towc yesterday evening. Go to Hruce'a raftaorant for your oysters f: Served in the bertffyie- Good table board ai $L\50 per week. Onfim served once a weefc free to boarders. ^ " ~ F * T/nniTftll AT\ TvTIT 1 vrrni ma iwmm St&te of South Carolina, CT^Y OP ABBEVILLjC. THE PURPOSE OP MEETING IN Fmn UW> parent ?xpeiwesi of tbe Cltj the Olfcf of Abbeville, &^i J SSSSK^^ntt. bedWDtDS JKB. 1st, 1901, j - paw|f spwstof AgenU, ^tor eojargl ng pictures Jl.OOpAr^^g A^enw^/or rowing coottt, 3L00 ptc^diiji^^B Agenlaor dealers In pianos or organs' 'TmB _ Agents or dealers Id fertilizers (noaretir^P1 .-l^isSterjcr '? a ?' > >qj?K I n <w :>.yy?g-Vgf 5 I54M A^OUWl! mn??v r -m, Agent for merchant tailor manufacturer 10 tt Architect, cUll engineer, surveyor, or elth?r.. ~ 5 (X t' Auctioneer ? '.} 5 o( Ball, public (when admission fee Is I : charged) per night & (* Baker ? li (X Banka? - 50 (X Every person, firm or corporation, conducting private banks, lending money on real estate and individual securities ? 23 Of R 'l Brokers - 10 01 Barbers, one chair S3 00, each additional > chair 1 0( < Bicycle dealer, repairing and hiring...... In 0 HN Billiard, pool bagatelle 20 (X Blacksmith, one forge, S3 00, each nddift . tlonal forge 1 0( K Boarding house, two boarders, S2.50, v, t more than two boarders 5 0C Book ageuts (not local) per day 2 OC *V Boot or shoe shop. making or repairing... 3 Of Bowling or ten pin alley 15 OC Brick manufacturers $15 OC Boot-blacks 1 OC Broker (Pawn) 25 on Btlllding and Loan Association 25 00 Batcher and dealer In meats 10 0(1 P Chiropodist, per day 81, per year- 10 ou Clrcas, per day 25.00 to - 300 Ofl Circus, side show, per day S10 to 25 Oil Coal dealer 10 (XI Contractor (for less than $500; 6 0C Contractor for ever 8500 15 00 Conveyancor other than Lawyer 10 0C Cotton seed buyer 10 oc Cotton factory 76 00 Cotton seed oil mill 25 0C Cotton gin and press, one to five glus 10 OC Cotton gin and press, over five gins, each additional gin 2 00 Kl"' ' Cotton weigher 5 00 Cotton buyer 10 0(1 > Doge, upon each and every dog or bitch, to be paid lor by the person or persons upon whose premises tbe dog or bitch Is kept 1 0C And the police ol the city are hereby authorized and required to seize and confine every dog or bltoh ranningat large and not having on tbe city k badge for current year, and for every Idogor bitch so taken up by the police, one dollar additional shall he paid. After notification to owuer and such dog or bitch being kept 1* hour*, owner not paying tine, said dog or hitch to be sold or disposed of. Dealers in builders supplies 10 0C Dealer In wagons and other vehicles 10 ih. Dentists 5 0C Druggists 10 00 Exchanging cotton seed uieal or hulls for seed i 10 0C Exhibition, outside Opera House, per day $5 to $25 0C Express Company for business done wllhlo the state and not including that done without tbe state and not ' Government buslnesF 25 0( Fresh fish and oysters, or each 5 0C Fruit tree agents 5 (K1 Flying Jenny _ $25 to $100 0(; p Gas fitters or plumbers 5 OC i Gnn and locksmith repair shop 100 r Harness snop ior repairing o w Horses, sold at auction exclusively 25 o$ Hotel 15 |H Ioe cream saloon..... 8 ui I,.- Ice dealer, retail 5 Of Insurance Company, life 13 (H Insurance Company, Are 5 0( 4. Insurance Company, accident 5 (X Itinerant physician, faith curer or other healer, day . 85 00 to S10 0( . Kerosene Oil Company 20 tX Rr'** ' Laundry or agent for same - 5 0< ' Lawyers lending money on real estate f securities for self or others, la adKg.yS'< dltlon 5 0( & Load, saving or investment coro& panles loaning money on real estate or otherwise 15 0 Br'.. Lumberyards 15 0( Lunch dealers 2 (>( feLawyers 5 0 K.*. Manufacturer ol bottled soda water or ft? aeent for came 5 0 i Marble yard dealer or agent 10 0 Electric Light and Power Co 25 0 Merchants shall pay llceuHe according t< . the following schedule of gross *alen ant prices apon sworn returns : Sales amounting to one thousand dollars o one thousand dollars or under, the sum o ,C one dollar, on each additional thousani dollars of sales or fractional parts thereo the sum of fifty cents (50.) Medloine vendors, per day to $10 (1 ?A\ Mill, grist 10 0 ' ^Mlll, saw 5 s &-?yj^ewspaper 5 0 Occullst or optician, Itinerant, per mo... 10 li esyr Physician & ( I'lano or organ tuner or repairer, per k uiuulti 83. year 10 0 k. Photographers 5 0 Printing office, Job 15 0 Railroad, for bus!nesM done within the State, and not Including that done without the State, or Inter-State cuuiujoruo, auu uui luuiuuiug luttb K done forj.be Government 30 C Bt Railroad ticket scalper.... 5 0 rat Real estate agent 10 0 ME Repair shop for furniture and other wood work 3 0 Repair shop for 6toves .. 8 0 H Repair shop for sewing machines 3U SSa Restaurant 5 0 Btf Solicitor of Job printing per day 2 0 Block yards for borses, males, cattle, bogs or sheep -i. 10 0 Stoves, itinerant dealer In 10 0 Street drummer 25 0 Street back or carriage 5 0 Street wagon or dray, two borses 5 0 Street wagon or dray, one borie 2 5 Stable, ilvery, sale and feed, and running backs and drays ? $35 0 Stable, livery, sale and leed 25 C Shooting gallery io C K Skating rink ? 5 C Soda fountain, connected with other buslness or alone 5 C Soda water bottling works 5 0 No person shall let or hire any wagon, f cart or dray, or other carriage or vehicle for transportation of good# 0r passengers within the limits of tbis city without first having obtained a badge from the City Clerk and Treasnrer, under a penalty of 85.00 for each and every day that such vehicle shall be so run, or five days imprisonment for each and every day run. Provider! that, nothing heroin oontalned shall be construed to extend to wag . od8, carts or other vehicles going to or from market. Street peddler dealing in produce for profit, other than local merchauts 15 ; Tailor, merchant or manufacturing 10 ; ' ? Tailor, not merchant, engaged In making and repairing ? 5 Kj" Tannery 5 Telephone exchange 60 Tin or tinker shop & Undertaker or embalmer, either 10 |! Umbrella repairer 8 Umbrella repairer. Itinerant, per day. . 1 Veterinary Burgeon....- 5 Wood dealer 5 Ware house 10 Watchmaker and Jeweler, repairing 5 I Sec. 2. Any persou or persons carry lngo any or prosecuting any business or occupi m 'IX':' -: ? , r.Q:'. S.1.K.V _ ./ :m. r ^ \\ Ladies' and Misses' Jacket e! Will be found over 2 j and Misses' Jackets, date, Style, Quality and will admit the prices when you see the garm ' Fur Collarettes TTTM1 1 1. Will be more sougnt season than ever. 2c more to select from. A FACT.... A] dise we have evei / X (; ;.-< ?r?* ap^BfcrnnninK any establishment named In < ' 9>rti^BreqaitllDK sections, without first, havi3-gj^8MMotl> Hoensetherefor. bhall be fined FaMBSpriHEM<agea where^peclai penalties are leas tbanvo dollars nor more ^u jfB^gPdreJ dolfflfc, or be imprisoned more tban twenty W?2a^SaSBK 4rfa every day such bustness Is * MMb without such license. That no JHooobF aball be issued for a less period tban Hone year (unless otherwise specified), dated Trofn the first day of the month in which the Iftamc Is issned, and it shall be tbe duty of the ) Clerk of Council to pee that licenses and fees ( ) are Imposed and paid, and to promptly re- " > port any and all cases of (allure to do so. Sec. 8. That for any business, occupation > or profession notennmerated In tbe foregoing: ) sections, tbe license shall be regulated and Imposed by the City Council at any meeting ) of tbe sam<>. j Skc. 4. Tbe City Council hereby reserves ) the right to refuse or revoke any license lor any cause which may seem to it Just. Sec. 5. That any firm, person or corporation making any false or fraudulent return, ) where a return is necessary or required under 1 ) this Ordinance shall upon convict ion be fined I not exceeding fifty dollars nor less than five J ) dollars, or be Imprisoned not exceeding thlr) ty days nor less than five days. ) Sec 6. That any person, firm or corporation carrying on or prosecuting any trade, g I business, occupation or profession or running nno nota Kllohmant nomoH 1rt thlo Hi>Hlnonrtu nuj cninvnouiuotiv iinuuovi iu iuio viuiuautO) or upon which a license may hereafter be imposed by the City Council, without first having taken ont a license therelor,shall be fined (except In cases where special penalties are . no posed), not less tban two dollars nor more than one hundred dollars or be Imprisoned not lesB than two clays nor more thirty daya In the county or olty prison, for eacb and every day such business, ocoupatlon or profes slon is carried on without such lioense. That this Ordlnaca shall ko into effect on the first day of NOVEMBER, 1900, and i all persons, firms, corporations or professions J not conforming to its requirements, shall be I liable to the penalties herein imposed from I and after said last mentioned date. 1 Done In City Council thlsStb day of October, 1 1900, and ratified under tbe corporate seal of the City of Abbeville, 8. C. 8. G: THOMSON, Mayor. JAMES CHALMERS, City Clerk. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Abbeville. By VIRTUE OF THE POWER GIVEN US as Executors ol the Estate of Samuel Abies, k Sr., late of Raid State and County, In and by I his last Will and Testament, we will sell at ' > Abbeville Court House, on Sale?day In NOi VEMBER next, the following described real estate: 1 "All that tract or parcel of land lying, sit- , ) uate and being In Cedar Springs Township, Abbeville County, in the State aforesaid, containing ! One Hundred and Forty-Two (142) | Acres, . more or less, and bounded bv lands of D. A. I I Wanllaw, Win. Maglll and others, the same > being the late homestead of said Samuel j Abies, Sr. J TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser to pay | for papers and stamps. 1 SAMUEL ABLEK, > JOHN J. ABLES, | Executors. Parser & Greene, Attorneys. 3 Oct. l.r>, 1800. i [An Ordinance u i 0 0 0 o i: rj- at j j.v xvaioc ouppiies jloi iuc r City of Abbeville for the \ \ Fiscal Year 1901. jj Be it ordained by the mayor j 0 and Aldermen of the City of Abbeville, S. C., ?> In connoll assembled, and by aathorlty of the j ? same: That a Tax for the sums and In a manner 1 0 hereinafter named, shall be raised and paid q into the treasury of the City Council for the uses and purposes thereof tor the fiscal year 1901, notice is hereby given that the office of City Treasurer of Abbeville will be open for 0 the collection of taxes for said fiscal year, 0 from THURSDAY. November 1st. 1000. until 0 MONDAY, December 31st, 1900, WITHOUT 0 PENALTY. Rates per cent, of taxation are 0 as follows: 0 0 City Tax 5 mills. 0 Wat^r Works Tax (interest 0 on Bonds and Sinking Fund) mills. Total 7^4 mills, A) A Commutation Road Tax of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents (?> 50) will be collected tbe 0 same time as other taxes, from all male citiK) zens between the age of 18 and 55 years, ex0 cept such as are exempted by law. Unless 0 said tax is paid by the first day of January, 0 1901, SIX DAYS WORK upon the public highways and streets of the city will be required under the Street Overseer. All persons falling or refusing to pay tbe commutation tax or to work six full days, upon conviction, shall pay a fine of not more than thirty dollars or be imprisoned for notj more than thirty days. Done and ratified In City Council this 9tb day of October, 1!KX). S. G. THOMSON, Mayor. ? JAMES CHALMES, City Clerk. Oy Oct. 1C. 1!I(K). BO , uo Jul French Flnuneln ? Desirable shades, plain and embroidered at Iladdon's. 00 S2-lncb White Broad Clotb: 52-Inch White 00 Twilled Flannel at Haddon'a. IK) U0 If You Wrtut?Dress Goods, Silks or MllllJO nery go to Haddon'n. ? A lot,of oopv-rlcht Novels JuRt rooelved at 11" DuFre's Book Store ? ' / v I m / 1 am At^ HAD ;s. As to Dress Goods. ^ 50 Ladies' We think our's the handsomest All up-to- and most fairly priced dress good [Fit. You stock which has ever graced our are right shelves and counters. ents. in Regard to Trimmings. ^ r. We are -oreoared to shnw vmi a HTfPT 1-KMC . J. J- . J " , -i * trimming stock second to none in > styles or J this section. ad its worth knowing, that our stoi * shown. Give us a call and exam: .1 /\1 T? i^crvppf-fnl 1 ir JLVV-WJufV VWX WAJIJ y n^/igp A TfM. XSAI = , == Here is Yoiir Chance I * > SB 555 TO BUY | Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps, 1 ' ? ^ Trnnlr" Valisfis. Etc.. & ...25c Cheaper on the Dollar*.. , | Than you ever bought before. A Specially of jADIES' CAFES AND CENTS' OVERCOATS. 1 You can get them at any prtefy' ais we have a good assortment. /,Don't foret to come and see before you bay elsewhere. ' / gfi Respectfully, . E D. POLIAKOFF, | One Door Above Dis^eiisary^ ^ Lbbeville Steam Laundry Benovates Old Clothes and Hakes jj I .... ThemLook New .... jj \ Mm SEND US A TRIAL SUIT., . Pants washed and pressed for 36 cents. 8uits washed and pressed'for $1. * 1 -ffi. 46T Send us your Laundry, we u$ed it. Very respectfully/ ;'|lH C. P. HAMMOND, Proprietor. ' .. . v .- ~ . . NEW fllLLINERY 1 L r. j v; - JIP HDW ATTIDTUDC ch ai nun yumumiu. < MRS. TAGGART I ' HP 3as Moved into the Tellow Front .Store on Knox's Corner, fl L Where She is Opening, where she invites all the . Ladies of the City. 1 rhe State of South Carolina, II a f n a a I ' aa|- am ? ABBEVILLE COUNTY. M 'J 4 JM I J Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of Ad- II w v m 1 1 4 ministration. IftV wU V - UU J | \ By r. E. Hill, Esq.. Judge of Probate. ? i WHEREAS, W. B. McKlnnW b.i made E PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOES AND REP* f *V Bu|t lO me"to zrftDl Dim Letters of Ad- RESBNTATITES IN THE 87th CONOEESS J ministration of tbe Estate and effect*-of of THE UNITED STATES. I \ Seorge N. McKinney, late of Abbeville Coun- wt im muw bwim. * tv deceased State of Soo^h Carolina. \ k These are therefore, to cite and admonish County of Abbeville. J # ill and singular the kindred and creditors or -i^roTICE Is hereby given that an election # the said George N. McKinney, deceased, that will be held at the several preolncts es- i they be and appear before me, In the Court of tttbl!shed by law in Abbeville County, on \ Probate, to be held at Abbeville c. H., on Tuesday, November 6,1900, for nine Preslden- W Wednesday, the 24th day ot Oct.. 1900, arter tiai Electors, and for a Representative In tbe ^ publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the rore- piny-Seventh Congress of tbe United States, P noon, to show cause If any they have, why tbe Third Congressional District. m Bald Administration should not be granteu. Polls at each voting precinct will be opened ^ Given under my hand and seal or tbeLouri. at 7 O'olo<rk A. M.. and closed at 4o'clock P. M. ^ this 9th day of October, in tne year The following named persons have been ap- d (L. S.) of our Lord one thousand nine nun- pointed Managers of Election : m dred, and In the 125th year of Amerl- Abbeville?M. E. Holllngswortb, T. S. Mil can Independence. ford, O. L. Cann. Published on the 10th day of Oct., 11)00, in tne Antrevllle?R. 0. McAdams, A. M. Erwln, ? . Press and Banner and on the Court House W. p. McCarter. fU door for the time required bylaw. Clatworthy's X Roads-J. A. Young, W. P. XI R. i.. Hiuu, wideman, J. W. Long. Ml Oct 10 1900. Judge of 1 robate. Donaldsvllle?G. W. Johnson, W. B. Drake, W. R. Dunn. 2 ? ? Due West?R. C. Brown lee, Sr., Rice Ellis, T. rn R. Blackwell. A] The State of South Carolina, ^K^wet^Jas. L. Branyon.L. A. Morris, W. atw f'OUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Bryant's Cross Roads ?R. H. Armstrong, be 1 M. S. Ashley, J. A. Black. probate court. Central School House In Long Cane Town- rp In tbe Matter of the Estate of Daniel At- gUp-A. J. Morrison. D. P. Hannah, H. W. A. kins, Deceased. Lowndesville-W. T. Wright, J. T. Baskln, Wolice to Debtors and Creditors. Patrick Grant. .. . . |, . ,. it,iiot Magnolia?D. L. Wardlaw, J. Norwood CalALL persons indebted to said estate most houn> (_,ranviiie Boal. settle without delay, and those homing McCormick?J. F. Edmunds, S. P. Young, claims against tbe estate mt?t present them aDo Sanderg properly attested to. W. P. Atkins, Mt. Carmel-W. L. Miller, J. H. Ramey.Jno. Oct. 6,1900.* fcxecntor. w.Morrab. Rock Springs?C. B. Kay, J. H. Campbell, G. A. BIgby. _ ?mm_??? Wllllngton?W. H. Stevenson, R. F. Morris, W W. 1). Morrah. The ballot boxes In the precincts must be so locatcd as to be in view of persons outside the fV A | polling place during the time of the election. w O A space or enclosure separate and distinct 0/<% y r\ I from that useu by the Managers or tne Slate \J/ Election, must be railed off or otherwise pro- y )/ vlded, at each precinct, under direction of the v?i V,/ undersigned. V' \i But one voter must be allowed to enter any pvc voting place at a time, and no one except the Managers must be allowed to sneak to the ,, G* tv ,i \'oter while in the voting place casting his A. UOUd dSS For further Instruction see notice of Com N xxi J/vuQtuuUi missloners of atat? Election. and One of the Managers at eacb precinct named \ ? / above must call upon the Board of Com mis- h \ Bioners for the Federal Election at Abbeville jL,a, on Saturday, November 3,1900, to receive bal- wa( I lot boxes, poll lists and instructions and to 1,0= be qualified. M O /O W.E.Morrison, N O P. D. Klugh, Bot ?7<Cv. /V* . S. O. Young, VJ* \? Commissioners of Federal Election. \/ ^ O.H.Moore, Clerk. ???????? Abbeville, a. c., Oct. C, 1900, tf v nor oei If you want to save money, buy your school 87,000 worth of shoes to he sold at a bargain cal supplied at. DuPre's Book Store. ' at Cobb a McDavld's. Ml " ' . ' ^ 4 . ' --S?: & i Word About Silks, v , iV A satisfactory silk for waist or skirt is a most desirable object. When you have seen ours and heard the price, you'll hav^ no* difficulty in making a choice;^ Jew Rainy Day Skirts. The rainy day skirt will be a strong feature for this Fall and Winter. See the new materials we are offering this season. e is now filled with ."thi v-&.' tfi ~v Lne our goods and prices >DON A pkBillS |i Have Moved 10 N |i Street, and have ; | Bargains ii ?: 50 dozen Window Shades on S Isqo Curtains Poles at 20 cents e II 200 Rugs from ;50 cents to $io.< |j Chairs, Tables,' Springs ac I COMB T0 SLEB ? , PARIM6 YOUB^IANDS -jtoaj GRAIN. TBDB'ifcDICATlOffS ; : v toint to a larger acre- t All Trimm AGE IN GRIAN IN ABBEVILLE WATfl COUNTY THAN EVER BEFORE. TTA1 WE ARE READY TO SUPP&Y ^ YOUR WANT8 IN THE IMPLE' >i, t MENT LINE. IATTAN06QA, V SYRACUSE, ID ftWV ^ NOW AVERY,, j L"?Ut Wecannow OSBORNE DISJ3 HARROWS, ' < ' ECTIONAJ; SMOOTHING HAKKOW8, /\ 4 BMSJRS1 FAVORITE GRAIN DRILLS. /\ ? lilt HARDWARE i ~M "Reliable Farm Implement?." , T Big Lot of i i y J i 4 Canned goods v ^ Tobacco?Scbn 5 Cheese and Me W% \ Splendid lot __ T Some Syrup al NeWS w Dry Goods, SI j Goods. Agency * ' ^ mUCassidyM I -yy> ] ' ^POST OFFICE, M t I ? f | THE V ?%%%%%%%%%%%%%%? $1. ; > ' , Ar 11 11 ir j? . A handsome line o ockholders Meeting. sSs! LEWIS A. SE AMNUAL MEETING OF THE If tbese shoes don'! upholders of Abbeville Cotton Mills will married any time soor leld at the Court House on ^^pSofMEN^ hursdav. November u>buVyr?m SsYant,n8 15th! 1900, We have an ftt 5 o'clock p. m. Co B. F. BAILEY, ? President, , H, PARKER, JSSB ^ ^ ^ Secretary, ou can read David Harom, Richard Car-1 , Red Hook, To Have and to Hold and : pgfeI ny of the other popular novels, by paying1 SSjaSssSEaiS icentsadayat 1 i a r.? n DuPre's Book Store. 0 to DuPre's Book Store and let him exln hia circulating library to you. ew and aeoond hand books, bought, sold U1?T 1 exchanged at JjHd * DuPre's Book Store. ave you read Double Thread. The llelgn of TCvprv wpnuinp v, Prisoners of Hope, When Knighthood , tL j In Flower? DuPre, the Book Store man and I'" world o them for sale on easy terms. sales OD Same have ew school books adopted by the Slate t ird for sale at % tyCALL AN DuPre's Book Store, j ;? $ /hen In need of toilet articles of any de- ' iptlon, auch aa combs and brushes, soaps, fumery, sachet powders, tooth powdera, i 1 and look over our line before buying. ! 1 ford's Drug Store. Phono 107. VfOXE ^><>. S. 1 \ V r V. '; i 1 "}' * ' ' . I *' L, ' ?- f '* jgj FOOTWEAR The right kind of foot wear is what we have spent lots of money to find. ^Comfort and durability . two t essential features. We are confident you will find/both com- J fort and durability in our Shoes. 3 greatest line of Merchan :Wm &. Co. ' 1 von '11 o. 3 and 4 Trinity j|lj all sorts of. gsS^p i Furniture. |j pring Rollers at io cents each. j||j id Mattresses to beat competition. & Lyon. || i'm w m. y -mm m w w w m. w* r\t r 'YLfc UN MlLLirNtK* ^ JPor this Week: Only. ^ .^|m ted Halts to be Sold at Cost: formerly $9 will be sold at $6. ..V&jjfl TS at $6 reduced to $4. JsStU HATS at $5 reduced to $3.50. ? HATS at $4 to be sold at $2.50. > HAT8 at $3 to be sold at $1.75. , A HATS at $2 to be sold at $1.25. is Your Time to Get a Hat. ^43* 1 fill orders for the McCall Patterns. Prices 10 and 15 cents. * SI Respectfully, j H. 8. DAY. I LL SEASON 1900. M Groceries of all Kinds.... I SPECIAL IN FLOUR, LARS, BACON, Etc. 1 to beat the band. Almost all kinds at low prices. lappa No. 1, Horn, Apple and lota of other braoda. iccaroni, Oat Flakea, etc. ' Oat Seed,. Red Rust Proof. vcjl : bargain prices. joes, Jeans, Outings, Worsted. A fine line of Staple Dry - -2? le of Hats and Caps all at wholesale cost. Come and see. acberel, etc. COME AND SEE US. - :g D. BARESDALE. f ....I Want Your Cotton Seed.,.. TRY BEST Z ,? J snkn&f imi's suit ii in : f the reliable DREW-SELBY Shoes for ladles?all the latest styles la i ranteed not to rip or tear. xS on on Men's Dress Shoes at 81.50 and 82 00. vVe know they cannot be ou to see them. For $2.50,83.00, and 83 50 we can show you the , CROSSETT SHOE FOR MEN t, give you satisfaction, we will give you another pair. If yoa are to be > get a pair of BANNISTER'S Patent Leather Vlcl Kid. The prettiest tuntry. We have tbera In Enamel Calf, Box Calf Zurah Calf, Kid, etc. BROGANS, drummer's samples, will be in shortly, all to go at cost. shoes, and srood ones, call on usnnd we will make It to your lntereat ice stock of Gents' HATS in the latest styles* j >bb & McDavid. ) ''DEFTER MATTRESS: ' '\ >VARE OF IMITATIONS! ij "Dexter" has a tag on same. Take no others. Price $8.50 ver. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sold on 30 days trial. Our doubled in the last week. D SEE THEM. . . . J. D. KERR, SOT/K AGENT. | IOSISNIJERG KLOCK.