Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'* , r w j? Our ne teed the bes HflSKBHBH|^Heasure of Inspect HB9HBhSB|Hl Bear in . ** HnHHBBttraffiH v Baker HH^^mSBHn^Ktt Reported to ^^BB3BBBE^BB^B38&~u'r* ^^^^^^^^^H^^Eesvllle. Oct. 22,1900. to Abbeville Court MWHtll^B^nnnBrbusiDeBB. HflMH^mBr, Mrs. B. C. Kay, Mrs. ?. Anderson Monday evenMr. ?. R. Horton, Mr. J. B. Moseley, W. J. Latimer, Armstrong and Magistrate went to the tame place TuesHBKHBH by tbe dirt road. All of those Id this and tbe next above n^n|n paragraphs were summoned to testify In a case between Mrs. ^^HS^H^^^Rier and tbe Sovereign Camp of the the World. BflBBBH^Huile Hall, of Anderson of tbe firm of was In oar town Monday. MM|^^^Hear of some who had the pleasure of HHH some ripe peaches, home raised, during Q|n^nPpast week. is also reported that frost was seen for ^^Vseveral mornings during tbe past week at dll0r^ ferent places. It was only In spots, and not I- ' i enough to do any damage. fe; ' Ji Mr. McLnre, or Chester, was In and around ! J / ,tbls place foraday or two of last week In tbe f. Southern Presbyterian. , < Friday morning Dr. A. J. Speer and Col. [.- ? Jno. W. MoAlla, of Elbert County, Ga., left for . Baltimore where the last named goes for ' .'' treatment. Jl'.y Cadet Gordon Speer, of ICIemson College, came down Saturday morning to spend a day with home folks. <, Mr. J. T. Latimer went to Abbeville Friday i. ' and upon his return that evening brought Dr. $ ' J. W.Daniel, pastor of the Methodist Church. In tbat place. Dr. Daniel, above mentioned, according to annnintmant hmran his lecture in the School < Hall at 8.30 p. m. His suhjeot, "Males," was was weil treated and was well reoelvedby bis ' \ , many bearers. He Is at home on tbe roBtrum :.\V as well as In tbe Sacred Desk, and always t:' , shows a marked fltnes for both. Miss Berlba White went to her Abbeville home Friday morning, summoned to tbat ' place because of tbe Illness of one of her klnsmm. ' Mr. E. W. Harper, a few days ago, was mixed up lo a runaway scrape, wh lob atone i,: time bade fair to be pretty serious. He was V " driving In the country and his horse took fright at a barking dog that suddenly ran out ; ' . of the bushes and suddenly left, turned tbe < baggy over and threw Mr. Harper oat. He WM somewhat bruised, and the shafts of tbe >' boggy were spllntened. Krldayimornlng early word reaohed this place by telegram that tbe vernerable Mr. C. E. HortoD, of WllliamstOD, had died suddenly at bis home In tbat place abot 2 a. m. that day. Tbe deceased was the father .of our (townsman, Mr. B. R. Horton. The caase or death was heart trouble from which he had ^- nffoifd for years. Tbls was sad Dews to uh all as he was well known here. He,wasagood, hlgbtoned,Christian gentleman, and will be greatly missed. Mr. J- M. Baker, of Washington, D. C., has spent tbe past few days with the family of his father, Mr.T. Baker. Mr. aDd Mrs. O. L. Baker, who have spent tb past few montbs here, started upon their return to their Washington home Thursday. Tbe last Anderson Intelllnger among Its good supply of reading matter gave a suggestion which sboald and no doubt will meet tbe heartv anDroval of all of tbat city's Drogres k Blve ana big hearted oltlzens. 1. e. That a r resting room for ladles who go tberaJje furnished, that It be provided with comTortaole Beats, reading matter, etc. This applies equally to other towns and cities. It wonld be very helpful to the good ladles and the ,?v< good men, too. Something of the kind 1b badly needed. Many ladies and gentlemen h V.' are obliged at times to go to .the towns on II business whleb they can attend to in a few w minutes, but may be compelled to stay for >-' Nseveral hours, with a good resting room . these conld pass over the, which would otherK wise bang very heavy upon them, In peace a and quiet. In a store or on the street Is a wr' very tiresome and unprofltably way to spend $ time. r Mr. J. and Mrs. F. W. R. Nance were up lor ? , a day or two last week. </ - Mr. Robert Watklns, of Augusta, has been for several days with tbe family of bis brother-in-law, soon to be, Hon. J. C. Lomax. * Mr. W. B. Sullivan, representing the Southern Well Fixture Co., of Spartanburg, S. O., spent a day or two In these barts last week. Messrs. T. M. Lock, of Hartwell, Ua., and Lesley, of Ooonee, S. C., who have been , teaching a singing sobool at Midway for tbe past few weeks, oame over Wednesday evenI _ Ing and gave a free exhibition of their pro; flclendy along that line in the Presbyterian ' cburch at 8 p. m. Troupe. LOWNDESVTLLE LETTER. Death of a Good Man?Heavy Rains? Crops?Visitors?Other Notes. Lowndesvllle, 8. C., Oot. 29,1900. Mr. J. M. Baker started upon bis return to i Washington Monday morning. Mrs. J. B. Franks and Little "J. B." went with him, and will go from tbere to Philadelphia, wbere sbe will spend sometime, as it Is probable tbat Mr. Franks will make tbat city bis future borne. i A few of our wblte lolk took advantage of the cbeap excursion rates to take their children to Anderson tbat they might see the animals connected with the great Forepaugb & Sell Brothers* show;. There were about two hundred tickets sold at this point. About nine-tenths of which were bought by the darkles. Tbe above by no means Includes all I who went to tbe show from thlB section. A number of others went by the dirt road. Home even went afoot. The travel Andersonward began sometime In tbe day Sunday, and continued at Intervals during tbe night. One poor darkey from about Latimer attempted to "beat" his way on tbe tralD, and at Starr he fell and bad about half of bis foot cut oil . by the oar wheel, and was carried back to his i borne on tbe freight train. Mrs. J. W. Huckabee and her son, MaglsRv trate J. ti. Huckabee, went to Anderson last S' week and ) emalneil for several days. Mr. J. E. Allen left Saturday morning for ?. WttsbinKton, D. C , where be went to be pres Ient at tbe marriage of bis brother, Mr. Clement C. Allen and Mies Elizabeth Helfl, & which event takes place tomorrow (Tuesday) nleht. We had several bad rains last week. They were heavy enough to swell the smaller Rtreams consid *rably. We hear of some, be& cause of overllows In June, who bad their corn entirely Jestroyed upon their bottom ' lands, and whc later on sowed the same lands to peas and the heavy rains of last week caused other overflows which badly damaged tbe peas, so much so as to make them not ' ' worth cutting. i About three weeksago this wrlterrodea few I fXnllee In the country, and he saw acres of , large cotton tbat had been plowed up, and L the land sowed to oats, which showed that ' the crop had bjen gathered. Such a thing he never taw before at so early a date. From report! from all quarters it lslearoed that there is yet but little cotton to pick. In places there is the most luxuriant growth upon cot' - ton ever before known at this date, but such growth is confined to rich spots. Upon greatly tbe larger part of tbe area in cotton there Is very little new growth, so that even two or three months delay in a killing frost wonld add but little to the crop of l'J0<>, so lar as this I section is concerned. .Mr. und Mrs. B. Boll a Alien and their two ] \ "SELL Clothes y jt J w assortment is a marve it. The low price pow( bargain-giving means in our line, learn our pric mind also wlien you bi Li * -V Ypurs to please, f i , little children, went to Anderson Friday to spend a few days with kinsfolk. Miss Maud Cromer, from near Abbeville, i came up Saturday ana lases uuur^e ui ? Hohool today near Mr. John Carllle'a. Mr. Fulmer Watson, of Anderson, was here on baslDess Saturday. Mr. Wllber Power of Anderson was In town yesterday. Two more days after this one and tbe first of November will be apon us, and no frost yet to amount to anything. The venerable Mr. T. T. Cunningham died on last Tuesday at talB home in this plaoe at' 11 a. m. He was born but a few miles from this place on Oot. 28,1817. It will be seen from the abovo date that he would have been 83 years of age if he bad lived till last Saturday. The whole of hlB long life was spent in this section, and the most of that Hie was Bpent in the aervloe of his Master, having been a member of Rooky River Presbyterian ohurob since his earlv days. He was twloed married, first to Miss Frances Moore. Only one child ol that union still lives, Mr. W. T. Cunningham. In 1850 he married Miss Augusta 81monds, of Charleston, by whom he nad foar children, all of whom are dead. His early manhood days were spent In thfe mercantile business In this place. In fact he wasonepf pioneers In that line of business in tblt en-! tire section, having been aatfoolated as clerk with Mr. Matthew Young, who was the first one to sell goods in this place. He leaves a good reoord behind him. HI? conduct was each as to have made buV,"Very few, if any, enemies. His closest long Intimates in their oft Intercourse with him failed to discover Htytblng but the same equable temper t *r\ trnnA a snlrit of abuse or hard feeling towards any one. The dtoea&ed remains were laved to rest on Wednesday In Rooky River cemetery, Rev. H. C. Fennel, oiflclatlng. It was always blB desire to be buried wbere be was layed to rest. It wad at tbat plaee wbere be united himself with the cburob, and no matter where his home has since been, be always kept bis membership there. A good man Is gone. Troupe. 1 1 ? Honey In Pecans. >' The best life insnrance in the world Is a' pecan grove. Tbat kind of an insnrance company never bankrupts. Tbe trees are not subject to disease, and are Bald to live 600 years. It is money well Invested tbat would be hard for tbe boys totbrowaway. Single trees bave been known to prodaoe more tban $40 wortb of nuts in a year. . Tbe snts bave never been a drag on tbe market. Bamberg Nurseries, H. J. <? Otla Brabham, proprietors, Bamberg, S. C., bave these trees for sale. Their 1900 catalogue in now ready and can be bad for the asking. It describes and prices their stock of fruit and sbade trees, roses evergreens, vines, etc. Mention this paper when you wkltfe: 4t ."J " irtjg W. H LONG, Now runs tbe ginnery wbich was onee> known as tbe MoMltlan ginnery. It Is Id thorough repair and be runs tbe machinery up to tbe requirements of tbe ocoaslon. # If you have ootton to glp. . ' ' send it to him If you bave seed to sell be pays tbe highest market price in CASH. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, county of abbeville. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ClelJa P. McGowan, as Administratrix, Ac., against Hessle A. Beach am.?Foreclosure. by virtue of a drcree in the above stated case, I will offer for sale at publlo outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Salesday In NOVEMBER (5) A. D., 1900, within the legal hours or sale, the following described property, to-wlt: One undivided half of all that tract or paroel of land lying and being In Cedar Springs Township', Abbeville County, In the State aforesaid, containing Two Hundred and Ninety-Five (295) Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Jones F. Miller, J. C. Miller, J. L. Pressly, J. Allen Smith and others. TERM8 OF SALE?One-third cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with Interest from day of sale at 8 per cent, per annum, purchaser giving bond and mortgage of the premises to secure the credit portion. Pur chatter to pay for papers and stamps. L. W. PERRIN, Oct. 11th, 1900. Master A. C.S.C. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. J. W. Oolden against John Henry Brltt ? Foreclosure, by virtue of a decree of sale, by tbe Court of Common Pleas of Abbeville County, In the above stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville Court House, In said State, on Saleday In NOVEMBER, (5th,) A. D. 1!MJ0, within the legal hours of sale, the following described land Hltuate, lying and being In Smlthvllle Township, Abbeville county, in the State aforesaid, containing Forty-Eight [48] Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Dnulcl i Smith, M. Jordan, Young Kennedy and oth- i era. TERMS OF SALE?One-half Cash, the balance to be paid in one year, secured by bond i of tbe purchaser and mortgage of the premises, with leave to pay all cosh. l. w. perrin, j Oct, 12,1900, at MMter a. c? s. c. r I . TO ! ou buy of Artistic ! 1 of beauty, style and e> ir can go no further. Men's and Boys' Clothi es, it will not cost you ; ly a suit from us we wi ve by Our HA ISdCaster's Sale. The State of South Carolina, 1 COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE. . COURT OF COMHQN PLEAS. Mary C. Thomas against Charles B. Thomas ] and others.?Partition. By klRTUE OF A DECREE OF BALE IN . the above dated case, I will offer for sale at , Dahlia onLorv at Abbeville C. H.. & C., on < Salesday In NOVEMBER (5), A. D. 1900, with- j In the legal hours of aale, tbe following de- f sorlbed property, to wit: All that tract 01 j parcel of land situate, flying and being.Ab- , bevllle County, In said State, containing '' , One Hundred and Thirty [130] 1 Acres, more or lesB, and bounded by lanbs of Mrs. 8. E, Cheatham, Wm. McNeill, P. A. Cheatham ; aad Little River. Also, an undivided one- Interest in | all that tract or parcel of land, containing Twenty (20) Acres,. more or less, and bounded by lands of E. A. Thomas, Wm. MoNelll and by Public Road. TERMS OF SALE?One half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with Interest i from day of sale at 8 per cent, per annum. Tbe credit portion to be secured by bond and mortgage of tbe purchaser on the pi'emiseu. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. L. W: PERRIN t Oot. lltb. 1900. Master A. C. S. C. Master's Sale. The State of Sonth Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ' E. E. Boyce against J.1 H. Drennan and others. ?Foreclosure. By virtue of a decree of forecloeure ana sale made by said Court of Common Pleas in the above stated case, I wlL ofler for sale at public out cry at Abbeville Court Houses. C,on Salesday In NOVEMBER (5th,) A D. 1900, within the legal hours of sale, ; the following Scribed property,.to wit: All that tract or parcel of laud situate, lying and being In Abbeville county, In the State aforesaid, containing Three Hundred and Eighty-Three j (383) Acres, s f more or less, known aa the A- T. WIDEMAN HOME PL.ACE, and; bounded byjands of G. A. Hanvey, W. P. Widemin, Ettata of W. K. Rradiev. A. s. McFarlin and others. ( ALSO, that tract containing - , Thirty-Nine (39) Acres, more or less, of natural forest bought from Mrs. W. p. Addison, bounded on the North by the Charleston publlo road. West and Sooth by lands of G. A. Hanvey and W. P. Wldeman. TERMS OF SALE?One-Third Cash, balanoe In one and two years, with Interest from day of Bale on credit portion, secured by bond and mortgage of the premises, with privilege of paying all Cash. Purchaser to pAy for papers and stamps. L. W. PERRIN, Oct. 11,1900,8t : Master A. C..S. C. ( ILL??_ Master's Sale. The State of Soul^i Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. j George A. Douglass agalJBt Mary A. Poore ! and others.?Foreclosure. i . 1 George A. Douglass against John T. Poore and j others?Foreclosure. i By VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF SALE, by the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County, made In the above stated oases, I will ?I" ? ot A KKocillo uuor lui wio ab puvuu vuivij ?i ??www?hi? Court Hoase, in said State, on Salesday In NOVEMBER (5tb,) A. D. 1900, wltbln the legul 1 hours of sale, the following described land, to wit: The John T. Poore tract, being all that tractor parcel of land situate, lying and being in Abbeville county, In the State aforesaid, i containing' Eighty-One [81] Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of old i Miller and tiuffln places, being all that tract 3 Included between the Mosely Ferry road and the Charleston public road, and known as the t Fork Place. { ALSO, the Mary A. Poore tract, being all J that tract or parcel of land situate lying and ] being In the County and State aforesaid, con- 1 mining about ( Three Hundred and Fifty [350] < Acres, J more or less, adjoining lands of Barr Allen, , Mrs. McCaslan, W. A. Lanier and others, and the John T. Poore tract, being all the land re cently owned by A. J. Poore on the t day of , except the tract sold to c John T. Poore of eighty-one acres, above described, and a traot of acres sold to James and John Ullnkscales by the said Mary A. Poore. t TERMS OF' SALE.?One-half cash, balance j on a credit of twelve months from day of sale, t with Interest at the rate of eight per cent, per c annum, payable annually, both before and after maturity; unpaid Interest to become In tereFt-bearlng principal at the same rate of In terest, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, with the privilege of the purchaser of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. ^ L. W. PEBRIN, i Oot. 18,1W0, 3t Master A. C\, S. C. 11 ? ? SELL us are E Make an :cellence. The material xt ; iNO matter wnai pucc 1; ing, Hats, Caps and Ge anything, but will save 11 keep that suit cleane Trade an LL <V r. Master's Sale, rhe State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUBT OF COMMON PLEAS. / E. E. Horton against E. W. Campbell.and others.?Foreclosure. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE made by tbe said Court of Common Pleas In ihe f bove stated case, I will oiler for,sale aV public outcry, at Abbeville C. H., 8: C.,on jaleeday In NOVEMBER (5), A. D. 1900, within tbe legal hours of sale the following delorlbed property, Xo wit: All that tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in Abbeville Conntyk.in said State, containing Thirty-Five (35) Aores, more or lefts/and'bounded on'the north by A. J. McCnrry,.eaat by F. M. Crowther, south by I. B. Hampton, and west by Jas. Trlbble. ? TERMS OF SALE?Oasbv Purchaser to pay!, for papers and stWnjis. ' ' - ' L. W. PEERIN, Oct. 12,1900. ' 'if '* % ? Maater As C. S. C. Master's Sale * The State of South Caroling.. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. , /.' > fcoURT OP COMMON PLEAS. Fanny B. Jay, at Administratrix of Jay, against Sarah A. FIsh6r.?Foreoloeort.V By VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FOREoloenreand sale made by said Co art of Common Pleas In the above stated case, I will offer for sale at pabljo ontory, at Abbeville C. H., 8. C., on Salesday In NOVEMBER (5), A. D.. 1900, within the legal boors qf sale the following described property, to wit: All .that tract or parcel of land, containing i , One Hundred and Forty-Five (145): Acres,* * i ' ? more or less, $nd bounded by lands of Esquire A. Wldemen, James Glbeon on the northeast, Joseph and Bad Greawell on the south, and A. B. Kennedy and J.'W. Wideman on the north. TERMS OP SAt.E?One-half cash, balance on oredlt of twelve months, with Interest from day of sale, seoared by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises, with leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. L. W. PEBRIN, Oct. 12.1900. Master A. C. S.C. mm, r > ?i? .?v?? .. >,,v , . ais OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FBOM MONDAY, 0CT0BEB v 15th UNTIL MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st, y The Bate of State, Comity, Sohool ' and Special Tax, Including. One Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar Commutation Tax. [N ACCOKDANCE WITH AN ACT TO raise supplies for tbe fiscal year commencng January: 1, 1900, notice la hereby given bat the office of County Treasurer of Abbeville County will he open for the collection of Axes for said fiscal year from Monday, October 1Mb, until Monday, December 31st, withmt penalty. Rates per cent, of taxation are ui follows: Bute Tax S mills. Ordinary County Tax. 2U " ttcbool 3 " Winking Fund 1 " r Total In addition to tbe above a special tax will >e collected for school purposes as follows: Town of Mt. Carmel 3 mills. Lowndesvlle 4 mills. Hharon a 4 mills. Bethel. 3mlllB. Due West 3 mills. L'own of Abbeville: Retiring Railroad Bonds and paying interest on same V/2 mills. Special School, retiring bonds and Davlne interest on same5J4 " A poll tax of One Dollar per capita on all nale citizens between the age of 21 and.00 rears, except such as are exefapt by law, will )0 COtlCCtfelli A commutation'road tax of One Dollar will >e collected tbe dame time as other taxes rom all male citizens between tbe age of 13 ind 50 years, except suob as are exempted by aw. Unless said tax is paid by first of ^eb., 1901, four days work upon the public llehways will be required under a contractor. Taxes are payable only In gold and silver :oln, United States currency, National Hank lotes and Coupons of State Bonds which besome payable durlug the year 1901. For convenience of tax-payers, I will visit be places designated below for tbe purpose >f collecting taxes: Lowndesville, Monday and Tuesday, November 26 and 27. Mt. Carmel, Wednesday. November 2S. Wellington, Thursday, Novembers. McCormlck. Friday and Saturday. Novem>er 30 and December 1, till 12 o'clock latter lay. Donalds, Wednesday, Decembers. Due West, Thursday. December G. During above dates my office will be closed. Parties desiring Information by mall In rerard to their taxes will please write before December 15th, stating the location of their roperty, and Include postage for reply, and hose paying taxes by check mustlnclude the harge for collection. Ji Bi BLAKE, JR., Treasurer, Oct. 1,1900. tf A. M. IliU A Sons will receive a caj load of he celebrated Studebaker wagons this week, 'hey are the leading wagon of the world, 'hey will be all sizes to suit the farmers. AG Air light Up-t d Shape. / is of the highest qualit 5 made ours will be less nts* Furnishing Goods. irni-t imnnpv J V/U iXlVXJLVJ d and pressed Free of ( d for Our . i.vo J ????i DR. J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGES WORK A SPECIALTY. A HOOD PLATE S8.00 AMALGAM FILLINGS 75o and." 1.00 I OFFICE OVER BARKSDaLE'S STORE, j 1MB MARKET | I AM PREPARED AT ALL TIMES T& tarnishes my customers FEESH BEEF, PORK, SAUSAGE, , , And Fresh Loaf Bread Fresh fish on Friday and Saturday. Highest market prices paid for Beeves and Hog* and Green Salt Hides. . | T. H. MAXWELL. Phone No. l. j ' iicym ^r^^Byr3Pflf*7> . .'" "PAT CLAYBIJBk" J. S. starts Stables Price, $15 a Season. March 21,1900. tt ' ' ' J; L. HJIi & CO., ' * DEALERS IN i Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Har, nesB, Laprobes, Etc; Oar Specialties are SUMMER BUGGIES, BABCOCK BUGGIES, ANCHOR BUGGIES, , ! AudCHEAP BUGGIES Fro'n $30 np. OweDSboro Wagons, White Hickory Wagons. We also have a full line of Harness, Laprobes, Etc. Give as a call before buying. J. L,. HILL, & CO., No. 3 Rosenberg Block. ." . ' ' ' ' THE VERY BI $1.00, $1.25, $1 And Up to $4. A handsome line of tbe reliable DREW-9E laoe and button. Guaranteed not to rtp or teai We defy competition on Men's Dress Hbne* beaten and only ask you to see them. For ?2.5( LEWIS A. CROSSE' If tbese shoes don't give yon satisfaction, w married any time soon get a pair of BANNI8T Bboe brongbt to this country. We bave tbem 1 300 pairs of MEN'S BROGAN8, drummer's i If you are wanting shoes, and good ones, ca to buy from us. We have a nice stock of Genl Cobb & $ nnnnniDTPDO nEiHUyUMUMU) & School Books, S 1 Tablets, Novels, ion Books and ] fljk | DuPre's B OUR LINE OF DRUGS, - TOILET A Is complete and 1 low as the lowesl The Speed N J_j ;o-Date ai of and the workmanskip Let us show yoit w Charge. Trade, ERSO Minn urnani! tunu huuu! i ' i.- > T~ i T"t . t i HE ABBEVILLB COTTON MILL WILL oootraotfora ' , Quantity of Split Pour-Foot Pin? Woodt If early application la made at tbe office Make yonr oontracts at once. If you delay yoa may Dot be able to sell yoar wood. Apply to J. S, HARSIS, Jan. S, 1900. tl MILL OFFICE. _ i ? If You Want PICKLES Always Insist on Having Heinz's Keystone Brand, Because Thev are the Best. READ OUR LIST AND PRICES. Helnz's Sweet Mixed -..25c. Quart. Heinz'a Cbow Cbow.. j..........20c. " Helnz's Spiced Cncnmbftra..... inc. Dozen. Helnz's Tomato. Ketchup- -...25c. Bottle. Helnz's India Relish ? 80c. Helnz's Evaporated Horse RedlBh..20c. " Helnz's Pepper 8auce.?........u 2()c. " Helnz's Salad Dressing.,.1 ....._20c. " Helnz's Little Olant Mixed 10c. " Helnz's Little Chow Chow lOo. " Helnz's Little Giant Celery Sauce...10c. " Helnz's Prepared Mustard. ioc. " Helnz's Baked Beans with Tomato Sauco?3 pound can 20c.; 2 pound can 15c.; 1 pound rcaa 10c. 1 , Always keep us in mind when you are In need of anything in the Staple and Fancy Grocery line. Our Stock is complete. , Orders will receive prompt attention. ' a i Yours to please, L I. if, I Ill No. 3. Hotel Block and Factory Hill. Phones 7ft and S3. '/' . iST dt & m la's Slut in In LBY Shoes for ladies?all the latest styles In at81.50and 12 00. We know tbey cannot be >,93.00, and *3 50 we can Bhow you tbe IT SHOE FOR MEN e will give you another pair. If you are to be ER'S Patent Leather Vlcl Kid. The prettiest n Enamel Calf, Box Calf Zarah Calf, Kid, etc. samples, will be In shortly, all to go at cost. ,11 on us and we will make It to your Interest :s' HATS in the latest styles* McDavid. FOR ?. I I \ \ 1 tationery, Slates, H) I w Magazines, Fash- & Daily Papers. )V ! W J ook Store, w i ? flEDICINES,| | lRTICLES ( the prices are as < h i l Drug Co. . ^=====j============== t ;" jf id of ll mm is guaran- A9H hat the full JHBB W.. HH i r?.?^ ^ I N*-< . , ^?hi^BBBBG99BI taa^M'' " % 3B^HH LjS '? > ? 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