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SgJ, " pp ' ll ============== WEST END. m\ _ t-t Happenings and Incidents of a Week About the City. Abbeville, S. C., Jan. 7,1902. Mr. and Mrs, C. ?. Mescblne ol Lowndesvllle were Id the city shopping. Mr. Joel Morse and Mr. Len W. White, Jr., returned to Davidson Thursday after a pleas* ant week's stay here with their parents. Miss Mildred Frost has returned to her home In Charleston after spending a few days In tbe olty the guest of her oousln Miss Luola Parker. Miss Grace Jones arrived In tbe cfty Saturday and was tbe (?uest of her auot, Mrs. L. W. White nntu Tuesday, when she left for , her home In Asbevllle. Mr. W. Coulter Cothran, of Greenville, was the guest of bis cousin, Mr. H. Gillespie Smltn several days last week. Rev. 8. L. Wilson, of Oxford, Va.. was In the city last Thursday. Mr. Wilson was pastor of Long Cane church a number of years. Mrs. James H. Perrln left Tuesday for Charleston, where she goes to attend the Exposition. Mrs. Perrln will be tbe guest of Mrs. Sarah Calhoun Simons while In Charles too. T?Aoi?nKaKT Mr Phi 11 n RrtRPn. initio llcuo AkVODUVVl^l *? ' berg, and Masters Sol and Albert Rosenberg returned from Charleston Thursday alter a pleasant week's stay with Mr. and Mrs. Julius VisAnska, Miss Susie Brunson returned to Abbeville Saturday after spending tbe Christmas holidays at her home in Florence. Mr. A. M. Henry left Thursday for Clemson College to resume his studies after a pleasant f- ' holiday. THE FACTORY SCHOOL. Sm; Miss Rosa Maxwell has been eleoted to take Mrs. Eliza Gambrell Cason's place In the Faotory School. Miss Maxwell began her duties Monday morning. Miss Emily Verner, of Columbia, arrived in the city Friday, and Is the guest of her friend Miss S. Leon a Blake. Mr. R. C. Wilson is out again, after belDg ' oonflned to his bed several days last week, with grip. Messrs. Tom Perrin, Will Templeton, Earl Jones, Qlies Templeton, Townes Robertson and Sam Hill left Saturday for Clemson Colle??. Henry Norwood, of Calhoun Falls, / waa In the city Saturday and Sunday, the guest of Mrs. J. H. Perrin. Mr. Clifford S. Haddon spent Sunday in Greenwood. Mrs. S. F. Kllllngsworth and children went to Anderson last Tuesday, and spent several days with her sister Mrs. T. Callaham. Miss Lnola Trlbble, of Donalds, has been tbe charming guest of Miss Marie Cheatham ' for the past ten days. Mr. Paul E. Anderson returned Tuesday from a short trip to his home In Waterloo. Mr. Harry Eptlng, of Baltimore spent Sun day 111 IrUvuiu wuu unuuo, Miss Julia C. Charles returned to Abbeville Sunday, after a pleasant stay at her home In Green vllle. Mr. and Mrs. George Gambrell have moved to the home of Mr. James Cllnksoales where tbey will keep bouse. Col. J. Cv Martin, of Donalds, was In tbe olty Monday on business. Mr. w. C. Agnew and Mr. C. E. Sbarpe, of Donalds, were In town salesday. Mr. J. IS. Todd, Mr. R. C. Brownlee, Mr. W T. Cowan, Mr. Olln Brownlee, of Dae West, were in town Monday. Mr. W. A. Lee left Friday for Columbia wbere be goes to resume bis studies at Sontb Carolina College. Mr. A. D. Kennedy, Mr. Pat Henry, and Mr. Wren, of Dae West, were In tbe city Monday on business. ' Miss Janie and Miss Burnle Kennedy, ol Troy, passed tbrough Abbeville Monday on their way to Due West Female College. Miss Lillian Gambrell returned to Williams ton Monday to resume ber school duties, after a pleasant bollday. Judge W. C. Benet, of CbarleBton. was tbe guest of Hon. William H. Parker several dayi last; week. Mr. A. M. Erwln, of Antrevllle, was In tbe city Monday. Rev. Edward McCrady bas moved hie school to bis study at tbe Reotory. Miss Eva Pearl Klrby left Friday for bei nome in oparmoourfc, ajier bjjcuuiuk ? nwo la the city with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. J, M. Klrby. Mr. Wilbar Blake left Monday jor David on College, where be Is attending school. GOES TO CHICAGO. Mr. Aleok Bowie leaves In a few days for ' Chicago, where be goes to aocept a position with Swift and Company. Mr. Bowie Is one of Abbeville's best yonng men and It Is wltb regret that bis many friends see him leave. Miss Lallle and Miss Eunice Calhonn are expeoted home today from a pleasant week'i stay with relatives In Charleston. WEEK OF PEAYEE. Services will be held every night this week Id the different charches, and the pastor ol the obarobes will oondact tbese services. Miss Hettle MoCollum returned Monday from a ten days visit to relatives In Columbia and Bammerton. BAD DEATHS. As the old year was passing away, the son) of Bessie Hill passed Into eternity. The New year wbioh for as was bo full of pain and sbadow, for ber was all Joy and gladness. Bessie Hill was the eldest daughter ol Mr. R. M. HllL About seventeen years of age, Just entering Into womanbood, she possessed many virtues and graces, both of person and character. Always modest, gentle, lovlug and helplnl she was beloved by ber school mates and friends, but It was in tbebome circle that she was most truly known and there the blow falls heaviest. On the morning of January 8, at 2 o'clock Mr. T. A. Cater died ai bis borne in Monterey - -la the 67tb year of bis age. Mr. Cater bas always been a resident of Abbeville County and Is well known here. For many years be has been an elder tn me Rocky River Presbyterian Cbnrch. In 1860 be married Mrs. Joslab P. Giles, who wltb one child, Mr. Mc D. Cater, of Anderson, surrlvea him. Mr. Cater was the oldest son of Mrs. Jane 8. Cater aud a brother of the Misses Cater of our city. He was a member of Harpers Company of the 14th Regiment S. C. V., and was a brave and gallant Conlederate Soldier. The Woman's Club will meet Saturday aftern9QO.^t the home of Mrs. Dr. Gambrell. r ? SANTJJC NEWS. ? > Rev. 8. L. Wlltoii at JLoner Cane?The Sick Recovering:?All tbe News ol tbe Neighborhood. Miss Lily McKinnon, one ol tbe papular teachers at Coldspring, presented a nice Christmas present to eacb one of her pupils. Mr. Tom Stephenson bas been suffering very muob with bolls on bis face and neck but with the patlenoe of Job he bas grinned andendared them uotll they have all disappeared. Mr. B. F. Price Is Jnst recovering from a two weeks stay In bed caused from overllftlng. Miss Helen Smith, a beautiful and attractive lady of N. C., who Is now teaching the Little River School, spent CbrlBtmaB week with Miss Annie Barksdale. Prayermeetlng will be held at Mr. Jno. Dm?hta hnnu noTt Rrlrlnv fivenlnc. Rev. B. L. Wilson, who Is remembered ae having served Long Cane will preach at that place next Monday, the 12th. Mrs. 8ae Barksdale eame oat with Rev. Mr. MoKIddod to Bee Mr. Wm. MoCord who is somewhat better of bis paralysis, last Tuesday. Mrs. Barksdale came to render medical aid and Buys tbat she will have Mr. McCord up and walking about In a few days. Mr. McCord's friends hope how true thlB may be. The yoctng people have announoed a parly for next Thursday evening which will be at the Edgewood school building. All who are so lncllncd are Invited to attend. Mr. Horton Wilson will celebrate his twenty-second birthday the 15. Many of his young friends are Invited to a turkey dinner tbat day and to a party in the evening. Mlssesf; Mary and Lily Edwards of tbe Sharon neighborhood spent New Year's day with Mlits Jessie Stephenson. Mr. anl Mrs. D. E. Nlckles and Miss Belle Nlckles upent Saturday with friends. Mr. Will Olbert has moved from tbe Noble &lace where be ran a farm last year to Absvllle Into the Calboun bouse on Main St. Mr. Glbert has a good position at the oil mill. Mr. Tom Reld has moved into the house - ' vt- T o t Iko recently vhchipu uy mi. juw. * ? , ?uo Long Cane Cemetery. Mr. Reld has charge of tbe cemetery for this year. Mr. Lnelen Banister moved to Greenwood Co. last Wednesday from the Jim King place. Mr. WyaoDg and little son Rufus and Julian Wlikerson of-Abbeville, were out In Santuc bunting last Tuesday. Mr. WyBong killed twelve partridges and one rabbit. Tbe wt-ek before Mr. Wysong was down in tbe low part of this State and killed one hundred and twenty-three birds in one day. Mr. Hamilton Stephenson has moved his mother, Mrs. Crawford, and bis sister, Mrs. Susie Gilmer to Abbeville into tbe Haddon house near the Oil Mill. Mrs. Martlu Campbell of tbe Nation will ocoupy tbe bouse recently vacated by Mr. Stephenson. Mr. Chas Nlckles la the mall carrier from Abbeville to Antreviiie. Mr. Nlckles is boarding at Mr. T. P. MUfords. Mr. Elijah Etbrldge bad tbe misfortune of losing a fine milk cow recently. The - ?L ?-???!? fait Ktt Mi* V.t hrMffo JOSS OI WOIOU in iccui; ?>? Mr. Robert Purdy and Mrs. Jim Anderson moved to the Gordon place last Monday. We are glad to welcome such neighbors. Miss Florence Mllford after spending the holidays with her parents returned to ber school near Lowndesvllle last Friday. Miss Iva Bowman spent Christmas with her teacher, Miss Florence Mllford. Mrs. Lily Wilson, of Darlington sent Mrs. Mamie Mllford a delightful fruit cake for a New Years gift. Miss Annie Cochran returned to her school at Kay Saturday after spending the week with ber parents. New crop N.O. molasses' Just received. J. Allen Smith Jr. J tjgv > ??0F Now is Blornes Local*. Do you want a nice trunk, telescope or dreser suit case? If so come and get one cheap. I bave a few over ooats that will keep you warm and cost you very little money. Come and Relect a nice warm loprobe belore tbey are all taken out. Pure Mountain buckwheat flour, Maple New Orleans and rock candy syrup to go with It. I bave a good stock of guns and you will do j well to look at tbem before buying. Almonds, peacans, brazil and englleh walnut, fresh and nice. Citron, raisins, currants, cocoanuts, fresh candles and crackers ready for Christmas. Amos B. Morse. DnPre'a Locals. Read DuPre's Ads. and his street sign, and you will make no mistake If you buys his j Toys. DuPre has a fine line of Iron Toys at 10c. ' 'Han Hn tnoo at f h A ARmP I M1U MV,, UHUC1 IIWU uu in/V. ' price. DuPre has a Job lot of Toys be Is selling oat very cheap. You can bay a doll almost as large as a two years old baby for 81.50 at DaPre's Store. 1 Call and see tbe line of Wall Paper at DuPre's store. . .-r i Wall Paper at very low prices at DuPre's store. i Your plastered walls woold look much prettier wltb a border of wall paper. Fer sale at DuPre's store. A full line of Henty's books at Dupre's store. Glass and patty at living prices at MUford's drugstore., Ii. W. White's Locals. We have two qualities of black sllkB, which i are the best bargains ever offered. Our black taffetta 36 Inches wide at one dollar a yard, and a heavier article of the same width at ' $1.25 a yard. The best material In tbe world i for making a nloe black skirt. Let all the ladles look at these bargains. L. W. White will receive this week fresh supplies of prints, ginghams, and outings, r Don't fall to see our Jackets and capes. Our Jackets are acknowledged to be the best fitting garments on the market. If you want a blaok dress or a black 6klrt tbe plaoe to buy it is White's. Look at White's line of clothing, over coats, underwear and bats. Try a pair of Hamilton-Brown Company's shoes. None better. Tbey are unexcelled for fit, comfort, style and durability. You can only find them at L. W. White's store. NOTICE ! The annual meeting of the pol1 Icybolders of the Abbeville-Greenwood Mutual Insurance Association will be held In i Greenwood, on TUESDAY, January 14th, at 12 o'olock M. A full attendance Is desired. J. R. Blafce, Jr., Secretary, January 1, 1902. tf > will\ have moved ^ \ oy old BtaDd to tb< V V ^H<tore formerly occn flBf 4 > .led by Messrs.Blun-^V i \ ?QH <c Co.. Just abovf BB ' # lie Court House. 4 ? COME AND MB ^ SEE ME. 0 l A. S. J. Cassitly. # NOTICE! mum II 11111*11 V U V/ bl 1 ABBEVILLE Kill IS NOW READY TO STORE Cotton, Grain, Guano, Heavy Groceries AND ALL FARM PRODUCT, It Will Also Be Prepared to Press and Store all Hay Brought to Market. The Company will continue to erect othfr buildings sufficient to meet all the demaude for storage. JOHN LYON, MANAGER. Jane 12, 1901. tf L. -Has determit GEE! HEAD He will Colored the time Great Barj bought. 1 Abbeville-Green wo od MUTUAL INSURANCEASSOCIATION. $ 550,000. UIT'RITE TO OR CALL on theTnndernlg&ed I? * or to me Director 01 your iuwuouiy for any Information yon may desire about onr plan of Insuranoe. We Insure your property against deatrno tlon by FIRE, WINDSTOM OR U6STOB, and do so cheaper than any Insuranoe Com pany in existence. Remember we are prepared to prove to yon that ours is the safest and cheapest pian oJ Insurance known. J. B. BLAKE, Jr., Agent, Abbeville, S. C. J. PULLER LYON, Pres. Abbeville, S. G. uoard"d5ectors. W. E. Leslie- A bbevllle Townshlj H. M. Benjamin..... Greenwood " J. Add. Caibonn?.......-Mlneiy-81z " W. B. Acker ?Donalds " > M. B. Gllnkscales Due West " Dr. J. A. Anderson.Diamond Hill " H. A. Tennent ?..Lowndeevllle " J. D. Coleman I....Coronaca " J.W.Lyon Troy " J. R. Tarrant Calhoun Mills " T. L. Haddon .Long Cane " Joseph Lake Phoenix " J. H. Chiles, Jr Bradley " P. B. Callison Callison " R. W. Townsend Klnards " A. K. Watson Cedar Spring " A. O. Grant......... Magnolia " H.O.Harvey Walnut Grove " W. A. Nlckles Hodges " J. W. 8cott Verdery " J.T. Mabry .......Cokesbury 8. F. Cromer -..JSmUhviUe " (4. N. McKlnney Bordeaux P. B. Callison and Joseph Lake, Yeldel Township. P. B. Callison, J. Add. Calhoun and Joseph Lake, Klrkseys Township. J. Add. Calhoun, Joseph Lake and R. W Townsend, Fellowship Township. J. Add. Calhoun, Joseph Lake and R, W Townsend, Brooks TownRhlp. J. W. Lyon and A. K. Watson, Indian fill Township. Abbeville, 8. C.. Jan. IT, 1900. j jc oj I My Dear Santa Clans: DuPre, the Toy Man, has a large stock of Dolls, Dogs, Oats, Horses, Engines, Drums, Horns, Banks, Games, Blocks, Vases, Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers, and other Toys, and we want you to go there, and buy our Christmas presents. His Toys are better and his prices are lower than any other dealer, Yours affectionately, Little Girls and Boys. Overcoats and Clothing! , Our line is now full and we ; invite you to call and see our , line of Clothing. P. Rosen- ; berg & Co. j Lamps to htirn. Prices from 20c. to S1.50. Be sure and see tbem before jou buy. J. Allen .Smith, Jr. Call and see our line of holiday slatlonary, C. A. Mllford, The Drugglxt. The most compleete line of brushes to be fr>un>i m town U at The Speed Drug Co. Tooth brushes, nail brushes, hair brushes, clot lies brushes, wblst brushes, In fact sny kind of a brush you waut. The Speed Drug Co. More school books just received. The Hpeed Drug Co. Our slock of Xmas goods Is the largest In Abbeville. Cotue and see. The Speed Drug Co. School hooks and supplies In any quantity . at Mlliord's drug store. ' We have the most complete and prettiest ^ llneof perfumery ever seen In this city. e Mllford's Drug Store. Anything In the school book and stationery line to be had at Mllford's Drug Store. i Harris's Carbonated Water and Ginger Ale ' Mlliord's Drug Store. . ] Tinware Is almost out of sight, but we have h good line at right prices. J. Allen Smith,Jr t For ice call at Maxwell's Market. Phone No. 1. fc ?V ' . w V V t led. for the ne IT SL Y-MAI sell during the time s] Cassimers and Colore* to buy. g'ains await all buyers. Only give us a look an ?T_T_ |i J* 11 J, Jewelry ' Looks pretty in a picture d providing the picture is ^ good work, but don't be ti deceived into ordering ? from a catalogue under * the impression that you h are saving money, the. re suit is often disappoint- ? mftnt. We can save vou e money, give you the lat- v est designs and you see c you buy before you pay ? for it. .. Remember our jj line of arp rnmin.or in everv dav. v 0 fc Buy now and have us lay c it aside for you. No trou- a trouble to show goods. | THE THEILINC CO i JEWELERS. C Inspectors 8. A. I. Hotel Block. t Fine Repairing a Specialty. c b HI COLLECTOR'S II.' t HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN ' FROM TUESDAY, OCTOBER t 15th UNTIL TUESDAY, f ' DECEMBER 31st. ' a C The Rate of State, County, School J; and Special Tax, Including One 1 Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar t Commutation Tax. J IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO t raise supplies for tbe fiscal year commeuc Ing Jaouary 1, 1901, notice 1b hereby given u that the office of County Treasurer of Abbe- i vllle tonnty will be open for the collection oI * taxes for said fiscal year from Tuesday, Ocio- r her lolli, until Tuesday, December 31st, with c out penalty. Rule* per cent, ot taxation are ? as follows: ? Slate Tax 5 mills. C County Tax 'PS, " i| Special County (Road) % " j, Sinking Fund 1 " School 3 " " V Total 12 t lu addition to tbe above a special tax will D '' * - ' ' ? ? ua fnllnroa I oe collected ior ecuuui |>ui IIUOO! ........ Abbeville 8pecial School mills. AbbevllleHpeclal R.R.bonds. 1UC " Bethel 3 " 11 Sharon 4 " V Due Wesi 8 " Lnwndesvllie 4 " Mt. Carmel 8 " P Old WilllQKtoo 8 ' j New W1111 ng ton 3 ' _ McCormlck 2 " " A poll tax of One Dollar per capita on all male citizens between the age of 21 and CO yearn, except Buch as are exempt by law, will be collected. A commutation road tax of One Dollar will _ be collected ihe samp time as other taxes from all male citizens between the nee of 21 and 50 years, except such as are exi-mpt^d by law. Unless phm! tax Is paid by first of February, 1902, four days work upon the public highways will be required undera contractor. Taxes are payable only In gold and silver coin, United States currency. National Bank Notes and Coupons of Stale Boniin which become payable during; the year 1.102. As so few avail themselves of ihe opportun Ity of paying taxes at the times and nlaees heretofore designated, I will discontinue the appolntmentM over the County, aud culled nil taxes at the Treasurer's office. Parties desiring Information !>y mall in renard to ilieir laxes will please write before December 15th, stating the location of their property, and Include postage for reply, and I hose paying iaxen by check must Include the - harge for col lection. r n T>T A TTV TD di III UJjn.nij, oiiij Treasurer, Oct 3.1*101. tf DENTAL NOTICE. S. F. Killing's worth, t No. 4 Heal Block Abbeville, S. C. I Get our prices on BaeKlue and Ties before ? 'ou buy. J. Allen Smith. Jr. _|_ Dont forget our fine line of pocket books iu elien In the market. C. A. Mllford, the drug;ist. pj Big line of Shoes just in at P. Rosenberg & Co., and full ine of Rubbers also. ml Our prices on overy thing to be found In an ip lo d?te drutf store. The Speed Druu Co. Tablets from one cent up, at DuPre's Book Itore. Pb * . ^:v-;y. will xt Thirty Da AUGH IECLI pecified all his Men's S 1 Worsteds at Cost fo i Couie to see us. W d we will surely sell ; iOTICE OF REGISTRATION; TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ^ ABBEVILLE COUNTY. FFICE OF SUPERVISORS OF REGIS G TRATION, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. rr Abbeville, S. C., March 0,1S99. ^ Notice is hereby given that in accor- \ ance with an Act of the General assembly, and in conformity with the G equirements of the State Constituion,tbebook9 for the registration of 11 legally qualified voters, and for the jsuing of transfers, ect., will be open t the office of Supervisors of Registraion in the Court House, between the lour 9 o'clock a. m., and 3 o'clock p. a., on the first Monday of each aonth, and kept open for three sucessive days In each month until hirty days before the next general lection. " The Board of Registration is the udge of the qualifications of all pplicants for registration every male itizen of this State and of the United itate, twenty-one yeais of age, who is tot an idiot is not insane, is not a tauper supported at the public expense, and is not confined in any publ? nriflnn. and who has not been con icted of burglary, artfon, obtaining oods or money under false pretenses ierjury, fernery, robbery, bribery, dultery wife beatine, housebreaking, eceiving stolen goods, breach of trust pith fraudulent - intent, fornication, odomy, incest, assault with intent to avisb, ' miscegenation, larceny, or rimes against the election laws, and rho shall have been a resident in this itate two years (except ministers in harge of organized churches and eachers of public schools, and these fter six months residence in the Itate,) a resident in the County for ix months, and in polling precincy our months, and who cau read any Section in the Constitution of 1895, or an understand and explain any secion of said Constitution when read to dm by the registration officer or offiers shall be entitled to registration and ecome an elector upon application for uch registration. If auy person has ieen convicted of any of the crimes ,bove-meutioned, a pardon of the Jovernor removes the disqualification. In case any minor who will become wenty-one years of age after the clcsng of the Books of Kegistration and tefore the election, and is otherwise J [ualifled to register, makes applicaion under oath showing he is qualiied to register, the Boards shall regis-1 ' ? 1 ? AIaciS nrv A f ! er RUCD appilCUUb ueiuic iuc tiuoiu^ Ui he books. Any person whose qualifications as .n elector will be completed after the losing of the Registration Boobs but tefore the next election shall have the ight to apply for and secure a regisration certificate at any time within ixty days immediately preceding he closing of the Registration Books, ipon an application under oath to the acts entitling him to such registraion. The registration of voters must be iy polling precincts. There must be a iook of Registration for each polling recinct, that i? for eacu township, or ?arish, or city, or town of les<s than ive thousand inhabitants, or ward of ities of more tbau five thousand habitants. Each elector must vote the polling precinct in which he esides. If there is more than one oting place in the polling precinct, he elector may vote at any voting ,Iq/io Hosierrmtpd on the registration ertificate. The Boards must designate a the registration certificate the votag place iu the polling precinct at rhicb the elector is to vote. If there i more than one voting place in the oiling precincts, the Boards shall eiignate on the certificate the voting lace selected by the elector. S. S. BOLES, W. A. LANIER. G. H. MOORE. Board of Supervisors of Registration 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ^ 1.1 k I f* 1 Trade Marks Designs rffTv Copyrights Ac. ?a mlrairh inH rtniinrlnMnri TnftV An^UUD noiiuiuj c? DHVkvu 1 quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention la probably patentable. Communiontlons strictly conBdentlal. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest agency for securing[patents. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive Ifecial notice, without charge. In the Scicntific American. K handsomely Illustrated weekly. largest clr. _ :ulatlon of any sclentltlc Journal. Terms, $3 ? \ rear: four months, $L Sold by all newsdealers. 1KUNN & Co.3e,Broa<"-'- New Yorft 1; ranch Office, 625 F St, Washington, D. C. AM PREPARED AT ALL TIMES TO rnltthes uiy customers JESH BEEF, PORK, SAUSA9E, in And Fresh Loaf Bread e<<h flsh on Friday and Saturday. Highest ?rket prices paid for Beeves and Hogs and j een Salt Hiden. T. H. MAXWELL. * ione No. I. fTTH LIU ' ys to make :ter ITHINI suits of v Cash. i Te will sell you the chea yov. ' ' EE SEASON F0* THE CASH BADE IS NEARLY OVER, LND STILL I HAVE LOTS OF tOODS TO GET RID OFF. FOR 'HE REST OF THE MONTE I VILL GIVE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CLOTHING, S CAPS, GUNS FANCY GROC Seed Rye and Barley still offe Amos e^JSr XEMF .... A NICE Lift Toys, China, ( Crockery and < mas Goods at mTTlTl/mT T7 IjCjIYJ-JTUJCj iAISINS, CURRAMTS, CITRONS, KINDS or NUTS AT T The real thin$ Particular pe the finest flav v/* right, for real ^ ^ ^ a delights the c I ther. The C first pickings n ?- mr-r- . . unc ,u- /ov. tips> nas tI Half lb. 40c. arising from One-fourth lb. 20c Cup. Great st AND RICHLY good body ma WORTH THAT. end* A ta8t< it. We also I nixed Tea in L. T.&T.M You Believe Your Own Byes Dou't believe what we tell you want you to come and see ih aud see the quality and prices a goods and prices elsewhere, an will sell you., Ve Quote: Cotton Rope, all sizes, Lnmp* from 20c to $l.e Meu's Shoes from $1.0' Bleaching (4-4) eight b 12 pounds good Rio Co Woman's Kangaroo S G pounds best Rio Coll We have no space to give more prices, but all line-. Come and see for yourself and J. Allen Sn I ig I :. V" ' *' " V J ' v\ .V ; V tt _______ i *./V 1'V ' ' ' M %* 'i '. . /,** *:>;r -/'vjfil ' ; . f t ; r'fS ;\ :/ ? _ p?st suit you ever , r ''t-xfsBa ' -Jl $|l , " ' . ; . . V.. r 7-;: $?? ' ./ ' -'V V'; ",'f^ >HOES, HATS AND , CROCKERY AND SERIES. ired at $1 per traiheL ^ Morse. LEWS . . <./ TE QF .... Glassware, >..$p other Christ'Mi ITON'S. ALMONDS AND OTHER EMPLETON'S. ' ' ' ' ople insist 011 having ored Teas. They are *; ;< /* i lly good Tea not only Lrinker?it goes furt . i . - 'KwwS I. & O. brand is the of early spring Tea lat fragrant bouquet, . A.? a ricn, iun ua>uic<i ' rength combined with ikes it cheaper in the 3 tells the tale. Try have the nicest 50c. ^ ft town. r ' .Miller. j a t y about our goods. We I em aud examine them I iud compare tbem with J d we are sure that we 8 loc per pouud. S 0 up. I ;inds, at 5e. flee SI.00. I hoes for only fi.uw. _ ee $1.00. I will say our stock is complete 8 beconviuced. 9 lith, Jr. I