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The Abbeville Press and Banner. J
- BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1901. ESTABLISHED 1844 |1
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS |
What "M" Sees and IlenrN on II In J
KoiiuUn About the City.
Abbeville, S. C., Nov. 20, 1901.
MARRIAGE BELLS CHIME ON.
On Wednesday afternoon the 27th Inst., at
4 o'clock Miss Fannie Cason of Abbeville and
Mr. Iheodore H. Furman of Atlanta, will be
. united In marriage in the M. E. Church of
thin city, by Rev. R. H. Jones.
And still the bells rinu on for another of
Abbeville's prettiest young ladies who Is to
wed one of the best youug men of the city on
December the 4th.
AS OLD TIME QUILTING.
On Thursday of last wtek this old time
ante-bellum custom was enjoyed at the
hospitable home ol Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Neel,
where about 20 ladles and several gentlemen
(as chaperones, we suppose) were gathered
together In a happy party. Several fine t
quilts were laid ofl'ln the old fashioned ' shell
pattern" and were beautifully quilted. A
sumptuous dinner was served, and all the occasion
larked to make it up to "Aunt Dinah's"
quIIHDg party was iue eveumg uauic ujr iur
young people. Mr. and Mrs. Xeel know exactly
bow to entertain aDd give tbelr guests
a bearty welcome, making them feel perfectly
at home.
11F.R& AND THEKE.
Miss Jnsie Lyon, one of Abbeville's prettiest
youug ladles, is now serving in tbe city post
office.
A number of the post office boxes for the
Rural Mall Routes Nos. 1. 2, and 3, have arrived,
aDd persons wbo ordered can get san e
by calling on Mr. T. P. (^uarlbs. as tbe\
have not all yet arrived, we suppose those
who come flrst will be first served.
Mrs. Mattle A. Wilson of the Lebanon Section,
returned Irom Clinton last week, whither
she went to place two of her children Id
the Tbomwelt Orphanage. This was a hard
trial, and sad partiog between mother aDd
the two little glrln ot 5 arid 7 years; but the
mother has tbe comforting ant<urance that
tbe little one's will be well cated lor, and
Dave a buppy home at tbls Institution.
Mr. 8. M. Wardlaw of tbe Betbel SectioD.
;; has bad email pox la bis family for ?ever?l
weeks, wblcb thus far has been confined omy
to tbe children, all of wbom, we believe, bave
bad It, and are now convalescing. It seemed
i' ' to be of a light form, at le?st tbe cblldreu did
not seem to be mucb sink aud we are glad t<
report tbeoi all getting well. Ho lur Uu
disease has oot spread^n tbe community aud
It is boped tbe cold weather will soon stamp
it out.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Edwnrds were the gnests '
of Mr. and Mrs. John g. Edwards last Mod
div.
Ml?? Laura P. B-iskln, t-fter a dellghtfn
stay witb relatives lu the Lebanon neighborb
od, h*s returned to h**r borne at Monterey
Mr. Clark Link Is tbe cbumpioo point*
raiser Id White Lick, having gatbered 8C0 *
busbels of Hoe "bunch yams" oft of about
18 4 acres.
' Messrs. Lewis Blount aod Frank Jooes, It
P. D. carriers od routes number 1 and 8
made their trips one day last week on (belt
wheels, wbtoh was a good days work, 25
miles and a heavy mail pouch full of mall
We believe they are ooth satisfied uow t<
drive a mule aud "rest tbelr bicycles."
abbeville's farniture factory
Is located Just below tbe old Fairground"
about 8-4 of a ml:e liom the city. Tbe foun
datlon has been dug and tbe walls are now i
being built, aod Boon we expect to bear tb< |
bum and buz of tbe macblnary tbat wl 1
turn out bedsteads, chairs, and all other kit d
of furniture lor tbe watting multitude. B.\
an exchange ot lurnlture for lumber, we
would think tbe.r business would be largely
Increased.
farmers sowing grain.
This good work seems to be Just now tak- .
ingtbeday on tbe farms. Everywhere the
little red-hopper machine may be seen dril
ling In oats and wheat. This seems to be up
lo-date style of planting all small grain li.
drills. Lot this good work go on and wbeti
narvesi lime ruutt uruuuu aouevmn win uavr
tbe mill that will please you. Tbe mill !
now beiDg built and win be ready Id due Umt
for Its full share of business. a
personal mention. 11
Have you read the "Olg ad" of VV. Joe I
Smith & Moo? Id ttie Press and Banner? ll (
not we will tell jou they are uow ottering ^
unheard of bargains Id ladies, gents aoo t
cblldrens woolen underwear. Cull and ge< <
supplied or the cold winds ot December will ?
make you shiver and shake. To be warmlj '
olad is to be comfortable during the winter *
Call at once, or you may be too late.
The Tbleltog Company are ready to servt J
you (rom a handsome stock pf Jewelry and f
stiver-ware. If you want somethlnK nice to> '
a bridal present, or any klnu of gilt, this is t
the piai e 10 buy It, don't send off when you >
can be supplied at home aDd have the advan <1
taee of Disking your own selection, which "
means a great deal In tbls line of goods t
Get what you want, and see what you buj 1
and you will always be satilled wiih youi r
purchase, '
riccmv TO Tun! runvT t
Mike can't he (towoed, but Is to the Irom
with a full Mock of all sorts of nloe things
Read bis "locals" and give blm a call and It
you don't see what you want, a-k lor it.
* Alike will give you a cordial welcome, anu
- Will trdat you rlgbt.
4 nkw city delivery wagon.
L. T. <fc T. M. Miller, our live and up-to dale
city grocers have Just put od a baudsomt
city delivery wagi>n Tills firm have bj
pluck aud energy built up a splendid bu?l
ness. They keep tbe goods aud have the
prices tojsell them. They are prompt, reliable,
and obl'glug, which traits of character
/ Will always bring success.
thanksgiving day.
Will soon be here, and if you dine a1
"Gllllams resturant" you will always feei
thankful thai Henry Gilliam has an eating
saloon In Abbeville; bis menu on that da>
will be full. Comprising all the delicacies o'
the season. Remember the place where you
cau get a good Thanksgiving dinner. Ulillams
restaurant. TuiKej, cranberry sauce,
nilnce, and cramberry pies, plum pudding,
and such eddlbles make up the least ol this
(lay.
cotton along the wayside.
Along R. F. D. Route No. 3. there are about
100 hales ol cotton lying about on the ground,
subject to all kli.d* or weat her, lire and theft, i
una no Insurance. It seems to us mat the
Warehouse In Abbeville would be paler and
better plate ior It. lr you are goln* to "bold'
your cotton lake our advise and store 11 lu
tbe Warehouse, where It will be sale, aud
protected lrom the weather and fully insured
and all at a small cost. Tbe beat way its al
ways tbe right way.
WINTER HAS COME.
Last Monday morning white front covered
tbe ground, wbicb was frozen bard lu dump
places, there was also plenty of Ice, altogether
tbe day whs a flue one, espealally lor tbe R.
F. D. carriers. Tuesday morning at 612
' o'clock sleet Is falling and It seems as If cold
winter with his Icy ciutch has set in. Today
i nd tomorrow, "Local Storms," Friday
Colder weather," and amidst it all there In
no coul for sale. (Should tbe bard weather
lust It would be cold Indeed for many of our
citizens depending on coal Are.
Cobb A; NcDhvIiI'n LochIn.
Visitors to the Fair Hie cordi<ily luvlted to
inspect our stock of shoes. Cobb <1 ii'cDavld.
CrofS'-tt* $150 shoes are tbe best, for Hale by
Cobb A McDavld.
Buy a i>airo! Drew Selby's sboes for ladles.
Cobb <? McDavld.
Best 81-J5 brogan on tbe market, regular
SI 50 vaioe. Cobb & McDavld.
Rubbershces of all kluds at Cobb & McDavlu's
Cobb & McDavld shine all customer's shoeK
free. I
See our Indies' SI .25 shoes. They are fully;
guaranteed. Cobo <fc McDavld.
Our line of stationery and school supplies Is
complete. Don't, lail to give us a call when Id i
Deed of some. If you chdH com* yourself
ring phone No. 18. Tbe Speed Drug Co j
School opeos MoDday. September, yo. We
are ready with a full llDe of school books,
Diabor, uajVU". Htu' ,,D? w .wf - ?u.i mn, ,
Phone 18. The Speed Drug Co. |
5 shares of Abbeville Cotton Mill for sale '
Apply to Mrs. \V. A. Lee, Abbeville,S. C. tr
<
The ?)08t coropleete line of brushes to be
found in town Is at The iSpfed Drug Co. Tooth
brushes, imll brushes, hairbrushes, clothes
brushes, whist brut>bes, In fact any kind of a
bruNh you want. Tlie Speed Drug Co.
i
Anything In the school book and stationery
line to be bad at Mllford's Drug Store.
ff- . ' '
Come to C
Men's and Boys' (
I Our
and exc
artistic
shown i
Innn AA^ A 11 n T lin A
mbptfti uui Line, i
The question w
for so little money."
to have it.
HA
A 1
In Heinorlnm?Two NI<il?rN.
Mine Mluule, daugter of Mrs. Lltltla Back, V
,ud the late Wesley A. Black, departed tliN \
Ife October 10, 1901 \)n the following oay, m
i-blio her fuuerat servlci-B were being con- ^ jJ-T"
lueted at Little Mountain Pr> sb.vierien t
Church, her sinter Miss Hue Esielle. wife of S
Vllllam Kay, quietly tell asleep. Brief net;. \
ences ! But they tell of pain aud sufTerluu, ^ w?
>f shadowed homes sud sorrowing hearts, of 4 fMSBw
i bereaved mother, of a desolate husband, of ? EKfigM <po MY Al
rphaned children, ot sisters aud brothels flW? ? t t.- v n s
leret't. 6 IM^Sr CUSTOM lv
Mrs. Kny was taken stek about the last ot 4 8BM
August, aud her sister, Miunle was her faith- \ r have innvi
ul and devoted uurse. Hardly a month 0 W3I , (,|,i stand
lapsed before Mis? Minnie became the vie- 4 ? 'torrnerl
Im of fever and Was forced to teiuru home, ^ BkM . .... M?JCr
eavlDg her stsl??r still In a precarious cod- # wis!,! po. jubilltlon.
From this time the disease develop- A wffl (j'oort H
d rapidly with both, and In a week's time \ WfA
here wan llttl^ nope ot the recovery of either. W \Yf3& COME A
rtrs. K?yn sicklies* whs protract?-d and pain- A WSJk SEE MI
ul. Her HlRter'H RtruEgle ush brief hDd at.- \
ended with little Buttering. Towarda the 4 JgW
H?t there seemed to be h race hetween them 1
or the Pearly Gates, and one pteceded the ^
itberonlyby the the sphcp ol a day. United # A. N. 4/fl
>y tender Ilea on earth they were Dot s^pars- J
ed by death. Their Christian profesRlon w
nade In early youth was verified by a gentle,
lubmlsslve, ootiHlHtent life. After appropriate
uneral services lu the church conducted on TV/^TTf
:on?ecutlve days by Revs. J. F. McKlnnon ..lUlll
tnd R. C. Ltgon, their bodies were Uld to rest
n the cemetery of Littie Mountain I'resby- / w m v?
eilrn Church. Theie are left ol the family III I
i devoted mother, two sisters, four brolh- III I
th, a foml huxhaud aud three orphan child |ll| I A
en. benides a host of friendR. UU J '
It Is t-eldom that a trial such as this comes II |
oan ated mother. From the bedside of a II I'
Int; daughter she was summoned to wait II 11 11 JL 11 "
ipon another who had suddenly grown
worse. For twenty four hours she waited In
lri-ad suspeuse the final Issue. Hut God w?s
{reclous. and gave her grace and strencth
iiifllclent for her time of need. With Christian
ortltude she bears her sorrow, hoping ere XIIT nnnrifll I T
long to join the dear ones who have Koue be- I; i| JU! 1 I I
l Int MddlVILLl
A/\ 1 IS NOW READY
ri lli?HinQfiAA
J.JLJL& VI UUIC*llVt/? n ,, rt
Cotton, Grai]
To Raise Supplies for the HcJiVy Gr
City of Abbeville for the ,Mn .TT mDM
Fiscal Year 1902. AND ALL FARM
IT ORDMN?*"D BY TIIE MAYOR
?nd Aldermen of 1 lie City of Abbeville, S C?
n council assembled and by authority of the It Will Also Be Prepa
That a Tux for the sums nud In a manner Store all Hay B
Hereinafter named, shall be rai?ted aud paid Market
uto the treasury of tlie City Council lor the
jses aud purposes thereof for the fiscal year
The Company will conti
police ih ncreuy Riven tual tne oillce oi DiuiaingN Humcieoi 10 rate
3iiy Treasurer of Abbeville will be opeu for f*>r ftornge.
he collection of taxes for said fiscal yenr. __ __ _
rotn THURSDAY, November 7th, 1U01, until JQ |
rUKSDAY, December 'ilst, UHV, WJTHOUT
1'EXALTY. Rates per cent, of taxation are "\IAx^TA('
?s follows: , ,, ,,
June 12, l'JOl. tf
Clly Tax 4'mills.
Wattr Works Tmx (Interest
j STRAWBERRY
7 tniin. The Largest Stock
A Commutation Road Tax of Two Dollars j Nearly ICO V
*uu 4- III j urum V- ,,v/' v*1" u>5 t:ill lfCMCU I lie I
iame time as other t:*xea, Irom a.'l n>a'<' cill ! All Hie choice, Iusdou*
s"iik between the age of IS and .V> yearn, ex -j rl*t'i JoUe'whMrles
;ept such as are exempted by law. Unless I buib. (Srupe Vines. etc.
*1d tax Is raid b> the lirst day oj January, I 0ur ,20 pa;>rc Manua|,
1902, SIX 1)A^S WOKK upon the public ., /,
Highways and kireels <il the clly will be re- eRa cs ev 5 ^
paired under the Street Overseer. them with success^ :t
All persons falling or refusing to pay the All plants packer! toc>'ri
;om mutation tax or to work six full days, n^n'fresh ?s when dug. II
,i i?n ? , . of Shipping Varieties or ri
upon conviction, shall pay a fine of not more
Lhan thirty dollars or be imprisoned fur not OAAlTlilCIIT Al i
more than thirty days. 0UII I Hlfcll I HL I
Done and ratified in City Council this 10th Strawberry Sf
jay oi sepiemoer, ivui.
K1TT
S. G. THOMSON, Major, _<>?_ ' ll<"- "
JAMES CHALMEES, City Clerk,
1 inrn tf Get our pricc-K on Bhkk.i
uci. i, iwi. n you buy j auen smltll>
)ur Stor
Ming, Hats,
1 new assortment
ellence. They ;
make and shape.
n every garment
Learn our Pri(
dll arise in youi
TTT _ j
w e want you
Yours 1
lLL ^8
| f0n0wing is t]
^ | of School Fur
?gv t i tional 3 mill T
? j sary Fund for
yjj ^ Name of District. j ^ |
mdS > Lowndenvllip, jjo. 1 1 1 <>9 !:;
m f HldKe i 2 . 80 II
Q L"wi>dfi.vlll", No. 2 ] 8 1 2-to !
luuSHr ^ LowndwvlI'e. No. 3 4 j 71 ji
\ Lowi)df?ville, No 4 5 73 ij
?. ^ ^ ^ ^ I ,(itvrul<>K vl11??. Nn. "j ! li 80 'I
NlHgnolln, No. 2 8 I Ifo
Magnolia. 'Ni1. 8 9 ! I
^1? t Mt.Carrnei 10 440
->?** New Wtilltiutori H . 172 :
Bordeaux {2 221 I
f\ II rt r MnCnriulck 18 < 870 ii
II Bordeaux, No. if H l"s il
I \1 Hellevlew li I 180 I
\ 4 LoimCatif* "5 to i
I \ Calhoun, No. 1 1~ 184 j:
11 Rethlah IS !l
! Calhouu, No.2 19 170 |
J U VJ U slmron 'JO 170
Bethel 21 | 245 |
Abhcvliu- 22 . W'V j
? ? NVnrrenloii 24 | 10<i I
Held * 24 i '40 ;
Flue (iiove 25 18S i
HM lil= III
Odd Spring* SO 110
l.ong Cane 81 "'S
TO STORK sruilhville 8- , 2-'!3
Promise Laud . SM 1-4 |
Central i>4 121 ;
i, Guano, 8 ?S
Ktovvi-e 87 2111
. I)ue Went 88 8!'0
APPT1PQ Doiial n 811 1M ||
WvvXlvw Plnevllle.... 40 );>!
Vermillion 41 (>7
) (jt^VCS ...hmmhi *12 72 'j
DDAnilPTQ Oak Urnve 48 147
1 ilUl/UvlOi i It road Mourn 41 Si
' Ilonea I'alli 4ft !>7 ij
I llay 40 4ft i
Wltioua 47 j
|Young 4S 7ft
_ . i Hull 49 'il
red to Press and 01d vviuinBton fto ids ;
Oiiirga ft I !' >
rought to !;Tola*
SI4S ^
j J i
nue to eroet olli?r j
t all the demandH
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<YON, |
'.v across the emit IIUKtr?'eil
catalogue >?. Of
lincy Gnrdcn kludM. , IW
PLANT CO., 42feJf
lecialists, whichjwaa won in the "Hi.-cu
'ItttLL N C Kay' ?f AnlrevilleThis
is the finest stove so
, ,, , ~ . . I you some good prices on theiu.
I at lowest murket J ? 1
>2 and Ties before ABBE1
Jr.
4 \ i\t
_ This wfiftV and 1p+. l
m m mm ? w 'w a waavm AV/ V ^
^ the full measure of
Caps, Shoes and fie
is a marvel of beauty
are right up to date i
, and the stamp of relii
; we sell.
1 >11 i
jes ana you win not
r mind, "How can sucl
r trade, and if prices
;o please,
fc ANDE
tie Annual Apportionment
id composed of Constitu- ^ THE CO/
ax, Poll Tax and Dispen- l OF BEAl
Scholastic Year 1901-2. f AND SY
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zl| i a I ? = ."23= 1 I 1 J mode
e."2 ag^ai < > f a ?c o ' ^ ? F
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|to j !^E! g i I < ? < I I J They
j i ; , " \ wear
: 13 80 15 111 45 5 155 ?5 !s 1105 s 5 106 30 # ?lloii,
i" 20 no ?i i9-"> so | :',9 to j aw 20 x quan
49 ho 502 25 581 25 i 48 07 ' 5!)9 32 9
14 20 145 55 151) 75 1 30 '27 1*9 48 \ ClldUl
15 60 lfci) 90 175 50 30 *15 j...? 205 85 w eiliov
16 00 164 00 180 00 40 15 220 15 \ j j
20 40 270 Gil 2i)7 i?0 90 (k) 387 90 ? tllch
ns o) 33s 25 871 25 49 57 120 82 \
40 20 : 474 55 mo 75 j . It 52 510 23 f lllc \\
> 8 00 902 01) 990 00 1 105 04 824 90 \
31 10 ! 352 00 ;t87 00 51 21 335 79 f a wol
14 20 4s3 05 407 25 102 05 ! 599 30 \ 4x*+?,l
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35 00 i 358 75 393 75 17 00 i...j 410 75 \ m.,,
20 00 ; 266 50 1 292 50 112 19 ik) 31 i 11,1
17 00 i 174 25 191 25 3 01 194 s9 \ Xiliiif
20 si) 274 70 ! 301 50 7 79 309 2i) 6
IS Hi i 192 70 . 1211 00 34 4l III id \ is on
:i4 oo | 348 f?o ' 382 50 25 38 357 5i ?
35 00 ! 25S To ; 31W 75 1111 407 SO \ dress
4!t 00 I (*)'! 26 j 551 25 Hi 40 5(57 05 f ,
IKS SO is.s:{ 05 2< l>7 75 81 :tS 214!) 13 \ Mm S
20 00 ! 2n5 00 | 225 0 0 5 95 | 2(0 25 f . ,
29 20 299 :i0 I 328 50 26 31 354 81 \
27 (iO i 282 'JO | 310 00 37 (iti 318 16 # fpnetl
24 00 | 241! 00 I -270 00 13 48 -283 43 \ V/,UM
48 SO I 500 20 I 540 (iO 43 99 505 01 i ?,
22 00 I 2/5 50 j 217 SO 16 25 231 25 \ v
:w oo | ail 40 37s oo 19 377 si 6 Drew
28 00 287 00 i 315 00 ' 41 35 350 35 \
39 00 405 90 , 445 50 13 10 458 00 9 iOl* 1U
40 IK) 177 Gi | 521 2.5 102 28 , 421 97 \
24 So 251 20 270 00 I 02 f 279 62 S
24 80 ! 251 20 I 270 00 45 j 278 55 \ -w->
15 20 155 SO , 171 UO ' 31 16 202 16 I I , ( I g-j
18 (K) ! 184 50 ! 202 50 t 53 50 256 00 \ M~A
40 20 ! 412 05 I 452 25 41 38 493 63 $
7S 00 799 50 I 877 50 39 41 83S 09 I 36
8*1 377 20 I 414 00 2 0O 412 00
31 80 i 325 05 ! 357 75 ! 2 50 360 25
13 40 137 35 | 150 75 | 2 00 152 75fi ??????
H 40 147 60 | 162 00 j 73 102 73
4J1I 41! ?/! .V> i'ill |0 10 Oil ?H0 .JU
17 I'll 171 25 ! l'.il '20 28 62 1 21!) 87 VBfV
i? 10 i JUS 85 ! 218 25 i 21) % 351) 21 M W IVI
jut) !>2 25 I 10125 i 1 1)0 102 25 111
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15 (Mi 153 75 i Ills 75 22 50 191 25.!*
12 vo 125 05 i:t7 25 20 12 157 37 c
:J!I C(l I 10u 1)0 115 50 XI 715 1 478 211 a C
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3. GIBERT, Dress Go
Co. Supt. of Education. _ ^
i Late
THIS IS
THE ......
rtAnvl a nn
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UIUIU. ? wa. ii. I'ahkKII.
^ | PARKER &
il lining (onto!" b.t ??k by Mi*. Maud Jjj|
Id in Abbeville, ami we are prepared to give umce on l>.-v
ABBEVILLK SO
MllV I, 1898. If
VILLE HARDWARE CO.
Harris's Carbonated \V
iYl.iijri'd Orag Store.
'
' , y
' K ...if. ffl ri J;
IlNGr!
is show you what M
Bargains mean in ||
Tits' Fnrnisliinffs.
VIW **. VfcA AAJLVAAAAA/1VI
' v?fB
, style
and of ' ' m
ability '-:|a
i fine goods be sold I
count we are going ll
:rson. _
WBINATION j
fr?r r? a -?*-* v-'r..j. V .
iiY,UKA^r: # ;
M MET R Y C;
(l iu the Drew Selby Shoe is the result of the ^
est care ever put iuto the shaping of a i
in's shoe. The lasts are made from human 1
Is, selected after the most exhaustive study, a
are made by experts in hue shoe making. \
are made for women who wish their foot- \
to be as perfect in taste, style and wearing \
ties as possible. The price is low enough to f
1c the woman of economical inclination to Fthe
pleasure of wearing Drew Selby Shoes, f
5 isn't a pretty foot hut will look prettier hy 4 '
rearing of a Drew Selby Shoe. There isii't (f
nan's foot of normal shape but can be easily i
in a Drew Selby Shoe. J
e Crosett Shoe for gentlemen, $15 and $8.50. a
5 and price on every pair. The Crosett Shoe x <
e of extreme style at popular prices. In J
ing the feet one should look for fit, durability \
tyle. You find all these in the Crossett Shoe. J
some of the boys around town about the f
ett Shoes. They are wonderful shoes for f
nd $3.50. >Ve have the exclusive sale on ^ I
Selby Shoes for ladies and Crosett's Shoes f
en in Abbeville. Let us show them to you. S
13 & M c 1) A VID. I |
T
HADDON & CO.'S I
I
Itore is full of New Goods. We invite the Ladies
o call and see those beautiful importations in
ods, French Flannels,
Weaves in Fine
Black Dress Goods.
vals in Millinery this week
?ply of DRESS TRIMMINGS just received.
> Ladies A new lot of QOEEN QUALITY
:ldren. SHOES in this week.
M. Haddon & Co.
^' ''p i DENTAL NOTICE.
GREENE, s F Killings worth,
nSSliOK fti LlW. N'"-'ISC*1D"""\ AbiKTiiK-. a. a
\V IIANGK. i,tiuO pencil tablets, single and double ruled
iT-nii ..a ,/,\r iv i slates, dialks, lead pencils, slate pencils, al
u t tt caKULiii>school sup,>'les will be found at Tde Speed
Drug Co. l'lione 18.
~ Kor ice call at Maxwell's Market.
'.tor.-* run..* At* l'llODU NO. 1.
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