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?..* 'br. The Press and Bannei ^"Published every Wednesday at P i Wednesday, March 16,1904. A Card. To my friends and former customersI beg to announce that I am now witb Messrs, Wilson, Henry <t Co , and are glad to say tboj bave the most complete and up>M>-date stock of Dry Goods. Dress Goods and millinery evei opened in tbis market. I shall be pieasee tc bave my friends call on me, feeling confident I can please in anything yon may wlsb in the line of goods we carrv. Yours Truly, NORMA MATTHEWS. Color to Ureenvllle. Mr. D. N. Baldwin, teacher of band and oroheslra, who has been In Abbeville for about a year, will go to Greenville this week, after fulfilling his contract. Mr. Baldwin Is held In blgh esteen by oar people, among whom he has made many friends and no enemlea. Good lack with In his new home. Haddon'i Locals. Milling for artirtlc trimmed bats, go or send to Haddon'a. Street bats for early spring. Wash Fabriques for shirt waist suits. The variety so great, the must orltlcal taste can be salted. Haddon's. Eoonomio buyers will And a great variety of Kendalls. . Millinery opening Tuesday and (Wednesday Mch.22and23. we will show a line of millinery unsurpassed by any parlor in South Carolina. fjblrt WhIiI Set. By the Abbeville Chapter, D. of C. Next Tuesday March 22, at Tale's old stand under Qlen Ethel for benefit Confederate Monument. Sale begins 11 o'clock. Fob Bent?Two bouses at the one-mile poet on the road to Verdery. In spirit the Literary Club will celebrate its twenty-sixth anniversary. Judge Benet is expected to b? present as the guest of honor. He was one of the organizers of the olub, and for many years Its devoted friend. The olub will oelebrate at the Eureka. < Miss Lillian MoCanty a pretty and . ; attractive young lady or Sharon, spent last week very pleasntly with Misses Lula and Janle Belle Pennal of this City. Senator Tillman has been suffering with MM afftoctlon of the throat. He he bas submitted to an operarlon and is better now. He Is going to bis home In Newton. There will be a Conference at Baptist church tomorrow, Thursday, evening at 8 o'clock, to / elect pastor. Members will please attend. " C. A. Milford, Clerk. Prof. R. Means Davis Is dead at fty-flve Congressman Croft of Aiken Is dead. / ' We are sole agents for the oelebrated Ha we* , J3.00 bat. Every bat guaranteed. Penney Clotbing Co. Go to Penney Clotbing Company for Man , hattan shirts, the first ever shown in Abbef vllle, $1.60 and 12.00 f ' I ? '7 CANDIDATE. For Mayor. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Mayor, subject to Democratic primary, ordered by oluzen's meeting March 4,1904. J. L. McMillan. Dr. 8. Q. Thomson is hereby announced as a candidate lor Mayor, sabjeot to the Democratic primary. Great bargain Flour. We offer a limited . quantity of good flour at $5.00 per barrel. .. A. M. Smith & Co. I? * . . Notice of Application for a Charter. Notice is hereby given that on Monday March 21. 1904, the undersigned persons will apply to the Secretary of State for a cnarter of Incorporation for Tabernacle Burial Aid Socifitv. The tmruose of said nro posed Corporation is to give aid to sick members of the Society, bury the dead members, and to do any j other charitable work and to purf chase and hold property necessary / to carry out the purposes of the Society. Davia S. Sussewell, D. W. Wharton, Wiley A. Harris. March 16, 1901. A SINGULAR WORK. Oar language oon tains a word ending with "8" that denotes anxiety, worry, etc., add to this word another "3" and It will denote af. leotlon,Joy, etc. Find this word In tbe paragraph below. "Cares" bring anxiety and worry, these Bring derangement or tne digestive organs nsually resulting in indigestion. RydaleV 8tomaob Tablets cure indigestion. It matter? sot whether yonr stomach trouble It caused by worry, over work, neglect, malaria or any other cause. Rydale's Stomach Tablets will coreyoa. They Insure perfect digestion and assimilation. They tone and strengthen the digestive organs, restoring them to health. Use them and good health will bless yon and fortune "Caress" yon. C. A. Mil ford. Notice. I will be at Abbeville on first Monday 01 each month and two weeks following tor the purpose of treating Hemorrhoids (Piles.) Treatment oonsists in purely aseptle methods is painless and wltbont the use of chloroform and the knife. Care guaranteed. All partiep Interested will find me at the Glenn Ethel Inn Hotel, Abbeville, 8. C., or Dr. B. A. Mattlson. McCormlck, 8. C. Office hours from 10 A. M. till 3 P. M. on above mentioned days. T> Dull* if T\ u uui jo, ln i bb? ai. xj, I " " m9m 1 ' ?a?aware MACHINERY, ?????I! VII Kinds and for all Purposes. "When in the MarKet for ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW MILLS, j AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY, GRISTMILLS, BRICK MACHINERY, ETC., V ?WRITE TO? "THE MACHINERY PEOPLE" W.H.Gibbes&Co.| ???i ( COLUMBIA. S. C. j The Glbbea Portable Shingle Machine. [ How Noise Shortens Life. Noise is an undoubted factor in impairing the tone of the nerve centres, whether we are conscious of it or not it hurts the brain and has a deafening, dazzling, bewildering effect on the mental process. It tires the brain and tends; to produce celebral hyperemia. To live in a noisy atmosphere is to sborton one's days. Irritability, neurasthemia, insomia are common effects. The tympanum or drum membrane of the ear is injured, the circulation of the cerebro-spinal fluid is disturbed, and the nerve cells themselves suffer as though subjected to mechanical violence.?The Family Doctor. . If_yoq wish a stylish and up to data hat, go to H addon'b. ' Remnant Counter. 2,000 yards remnants of Linen and yard wide remnants for Boys Waists, worth 15c for 8$. 5 bundles White Lawn, worth 12Jc for 10c. 1,500 yards Percale in short lengths, value 12$c fni* 1 An 1VA 1W? ; 500 yards Linen Canvass for shirt waist suits, short lengths, worth 15c for 10c. 2,000 yards remnants of Scotch Lawn at 12}c. > 500 yards of madras, worth 15c for 12c. 2,000 yards Demnity for 5c, well worth 10c per yarn. 5 bundles remnant Swiss, Poka Dot and flowered for 12c. We still the best Calico for 5c. Laces, Bands, All Overs. You can't afford to miss seeing this line of goods as it will be beneficial to you whether you Duy or doc. 25 pieces Cotton Vaille at 10c, 14c and 25c. 25 pieces Cotton Etamene 10c to 50c. 25 pieces Veiling, green, navy, Pink, champagne, black and white. 10 pieces Wool Mohair at 60c to $1. 25 waists Patterns Louvine Silk, all colors. 10 pieces Dotted Swiss, 10c, 12$, 16? and 25c. Good value. 5 pieces Silk Dots. Pretty good for shirt waist suits. We will show you a grand line of Medras. All the populor prices. 5 pieces Mercerized fancies for 30c. 7 pieces of Boot Black Taffetta, also cheaper grades. " ' ? X 51 i-_. om* 'D/vinfiAil 1 ara wiae wmie .mutjriy on*., jjcouuiui quality for 60. Yard wide White Taffetta, 86c, $1 and $1.25. 2 pieces Light Grey Flannel at 59c. A great bargain. 10 pieces Crepe de Chene in all the latest shades for evening gowns, as well as black for street Toilletts. See our line of White Linen, 20c, 25c, 23c and 50c. All good value. Handkercheife, Linen at 50. Bed Spreads. See our big gargains, $1, $1.50 and $2. Scrim for Curtains 5c and up. Bugs 60c, $1, $1.25 and $3.50. 50 Day Dollies, (a job), your choice for 5c, some of them worth 15c. Mullin's Black Silk, 500 yards to spool, at 75c. White Organdies from 10c to $1. , Lace Curtains. We have a stronger line of these goods than ever before. Hllford'a Locals. All tbe leading brands of cigars and tobac- m mB ooa In any quantity. . | W A Tj JJ Sohool books of all kinds at commissioner's i ' * prices. ( ' 1,000 lbs. plug tobacco to be sacrlfloedata 6 _ low price. f I f Any wall paper needed In yonr home this * m J M spring? Qet Alfred Peals prize wall paper f; tbls time. Tbe 1904 sample books are bere m ready to show. \ The larj New samples of Alfred Peat* prize wall ?a- J Em brat pere representing a aiocK 01 one muuon uwi- t- coqo^r, iet8 at Mlllord's Drag Store. d Wall paper for all purpose*, all tastes and 4 Veils all pocketbooks at Mllford's Drag Store. ' If you want to paint the town red or any \ Crepe de Cr other color, you will find the paint at Mil- m Cheviots el ford's Drug 8tore. , k If you want medicines qulok, pbooe 107. Its ' [ Trim! Mil ford's Drugstore. ^ _ Buy your garden seed while you can get # ISia^'K an what you want In Landreth's new crop seed A qa inn for 1904 at Mllford's Drug Store. J ? J My line of toilet artlolea, perfumery, hair ^ J brushes, tooth brushes and everything In sun- 0 Cygn dries In lull and complete. Mllford's. \ Anything palmed with Mastlo pants looks J I J well, wears well and pleases the ooniumer. V K i? Sold by MUford. jk JLL* JLf My prescription department Is up to date In 4 everyway. Prompt and careful attention alWBya. MUford. For early planters Landreth's new crop garden seed Just rooelved In paokages and balk ?_ ? at Mllford's. JxLaSte Paints, floor stains, muresco.alabastlne and ctotn r>f Hn.i 11 .n.lno Alounlrff at Ane Otate 01 OOU uiiford'a!" "*"""" """ "" "* of Abbeville, Pleas. : J ' m James Edgar Sir J. B. U8 JohnaoD, < Shoes $3.eo, 8,2.50,1.75,1.50, i, 90, 85, 70, 60 at By authority 01 Glenn's. the Court of Com Clothing?salts 12,8,6,5. Pants $3,2, 1,75,00. ville County, In Boys *1, 50,28 at Glenn's. the above stated i Dry goods, ohevlots, sheeting, tickings, Hft]e at nnhiin nn prints, etc. Some at old prices at Glenn's. H ftT nK 425 barrels all wheat flour, bought before tbe ^ V?* VAK? ",,i advanoe, prloe leas than the mills at Glenn's. A' ) 1W-*. Wlin Big supply corn, hay, bran, meal, lard, | sale the followll] bams, sugar, ooffee, at Glenn's. wit : Molasses by the barrel 14c to 40c. Good to- All that piece, 1 bacoo by box only 271-8. At Glenn's. situate, lying am Cracked corn, cane seed and oyster shells Conntv in th? fer chickens, also Pratt's food and lloe killer "L? at Glenn's. t?lDing EIGHT Pure Plymouth Rock eggs SI 00 setting of 15 THIRDS ACRE at Glenn's. bounded by lam J. R. Glenn must be offering extra lnduoe- A. D. Kennedy, jnent in prices Judging from his large lnorease Robert 6. Gallo w Glenn has saved dollars on flour, coffee, 5^4 others, In th clothing, by buying largely before the ad- IniB property wi vance. He will save you some donara lr you juot i\u 1 ? don't delay to long. one hund^Jth8 more or teas, on ? room house. Thomson Bros. Locals. j . ? ? Come to us when you want a pair of shoes , . .^L?* , We can save you money. Thomson Bros. eignty-nve one 1 Crockery, glassware and tinware. We have of one acres, moi a good assortment at prlbes that will pleue Lot No. 3, cor you. Thomson Bros. and thirty one on Plows, hoes and garden tools. The best nnn norM mnrA nr makes at the lowest prices. Thomson Bros. A f We have all varieties of garden seed. The fu? beet at cheapest prloes. Thomson Bros. ana nfty-eignt 01 Golden Dent and Snow Flake, two of the one acre more best varieties of early garden oorn, for sale by Lot No. 5. cor Thomson Bros. and eighty-four oi Seed potatoes, both sweet and Irish. The nf nnft Rpr? mrirt best varieties at loweBt prices. Thomson m. Bros. These plats wi Get our prices on heavy groceries before ?t sale, and may buying. We can save you money. Thomson ter's office until t Bro8, Terms of Sale chase price m be Brelbabn'a Locals. We have home-made candy, not to burn, }n*ppent of- tho but to eat, and It Ib fine. Try some. interest ai toe r For clean, fresh bread, call on Brelbahn, be Per annnm from can fix you up. portions to be se Material for cakes aiways on hand, of the purchaser, and very freshest quality. premises, which -??i??? t^hnnon. fn. DreiUUliU BlBU Bono ou ym f "i ?? Quail UIU y iuo iu4 and a superior line of fruits and manufactnr- _T. ed candies. P?r ceni attorney of an attorney ' * ' collection tbereo: We have Just received a beautiful line of of paying all cae stationary, school tablets, penolls and all such PnrnhaHPrs to r at the "old reliable" Speed's Drug Store. -ruiouaaere w I If there Is anything you want In drugs, sta- . tlonery, tablets and oils, don't pass us by. J Speed's Drug Store. If yon are fond of ginger ale try that at ~ Speed's. Its delightful. Special sale dress i W. D. Barksdale sells the Rlohmond Guano some shirt waist pal Co's fertiliser*. Trya.ton. one week. . 7 ...... . .. I Laaies and Uhildren's Shoes. 24 pair, 3 strop, Patent Vici, worth $3 for $2.50. 24 pair, 2 strop, Cross Bow. A beautiful shipper for $2.50. 36 pair, Blutcher Patent Vice, military heel for $2.50. 3 strap Vici Slippers for $2. A good value. 84 pairs of Ladies $3 Shoes. Odd lots from the factory for $2. The best Shoe you ever looked at for $2. Baby Shoes 25c and 50c. A beautiful line to select from. Grand D Millinei Dress rinmp otipi and all tn nnr Otiai our sales-ladies, but if you see a predate your order. Yours for up-to-date busine C. W. KI ON'S. HADDON'S. I *BSS GOODS. \ gefet and best line 6f Black and Colored Goods. a iing the very latest weaves and best fabriques out this > , Etaraines, Drap de Alna, Poplins, Batiste, Eaolins, lene, Crepe de Parie, also full line Cashmers, Serges, ? ** 11 nings and Linings to match. ' J d Colored Silks. , I h Black Taffetas. 36 inch Peau de Soie. (> le new shades id Colored Taffetta Silk. Peau de I > e, Peau de Soie, etc. . (> L HADDON & CO. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%' r'B Sale. THE ith Carolina, County piQ "I ^-Tr^n , Court of Common UalClWeil lith against J. Althe- Cotton >t als.?Foreclosure. f a Decree of Sale by "PI a r? +pT* mon Pleas for Abbe- 'L AaiA LCA ' said State, made in ThlH Plantar la DDlIke any case, I Will offer for other planters, as It drops the tcry, at Abbeville C. Jeed ln hl|]8 8? D?dQ'8; addh tances apart. Yon can space (Sdav in APRIL (4) 8.12,16. 24.82. 64 Inches. Any in the legal hours of other planter now In use takes ig described land, to from bn,*kel8 Beed P?r 0 ' aore, with this planter parcel or tract of land one bushel seed will plant d being in Abbeville three to four acres. fl? TWO TbU 18 the flr8t advanlaBe>lhe HiJiiJN ^10 iro) 1WU- next Is. that yon do hot have i8, more or less, and to obop out the cotton, as the is of William Hood, plants are properly and aoHenrv P MrGftft cnralely spaced when tbey nenry r. mcuee, oome np Yoa ale0 regQ. ay. Barbara i>. Oxreen late the quantity of seed to tbe B town of Due West. hill by very simple devise. 11 be Bold to five lota. JJiKKS gdKffiSBSi 3ntains eighty-seven planter. (87-100) of one acre, ? which there is a two SAVES SEED- 8AVES TIME SAVES LABOR. h^inHro^'hii^ft w Testimonials from the most hundredths (6 85-100) successful planters 1 n the 'e or less. Stale and oounty, itaining six [6] acres Abbeville BTarrlwarfi ffn e hundreds [31-100] of ADDeviii? naraware I/O. Jess. Everythlhir In Hardware. ainintr two [2] acres | ne hundreds [58-100] w. D. Uarhstinle a locais. or less, and Car load Bock stoves and ranges to be In itainiDg one [1] acre this week. W. D. Barksdale. ue hundredths ["84-1001 Gantt's distributors aDd cotton planters are ) or less. tbe be8t" 801(1 ODly by Bar"dale* II ho pvhihifpH nn Hnv AmerloaD Held and hog lence, all sizes, for li De exniouea on aay 8ale by w D Barksdale. be seen n e Mas- Bny your piow8 p[OW 8tocks, traces, hamee, he day of sale. 4o., from W. D. Barksdale. ) ?One-third of pur- See our line of men's and women's shoes, paid cash, balance on all grades, all prices and in the best style. W. id two years in equal Dj?ark8dalecredit portion to bear buy? w!d Bea?ksda .mer g00dS before you fif6 8e^,eD J5el'riCe'ih ?loe meal, rice meal, the best and cheapest the day Oi sale, credit feed for hogs, cows, horses and oblckens on h*? hnnrla r\f t.hn the market. Sold by W. D. Barksdale. VU1CU KJj ?? ? his morteacre Of the Pratt's food for horses, cattle and poultry. bond and mortgage W.D. Barksdale. . noTrmanf nf tan Buok's stoves and ranges, all sizes and the payment of ten prlce8, w> Di Barksdale. fees if the services Royster's Farmers Bone fertilizers, the are neoeBSary in the finest made. Sold by W. D. Barksdale. f. With the privilege Molasses In any quantity and In all grades h, to be fonnd at W. D. Barksdale. >ay for papers. L. W. rerrin, VTaator A P ft f Whites' store Is undoubtedly the plaoe to . xiasiei a. v., ?. \j. buy calloos. You can see there one thousand or more different styles. No five cents cigar like the Clnoo. If you ' foods.?Some skirt length want them fresh and sweet, direct from tbe ,teras, all at % prloe for factory, buy them from the agent for tbe factory, Speed's Drug Store. < New Line of Goods for a i_i :n~ Muueviiit?. $600.00 assortment Ladies Muslin Underwear. Gowns from 50c to $2.50. Corset Covers 10c to $1. Undershirts 50c to $2.50. Less than you can buy the material and make np yourself. Ladies Vest 5c, 15c, 25c and 50c. See Our Line of Ladies Drop-Stitched Hose. 25c and 50c. They are beauties. F. C. and W. B. Corsets, two best on the market All styles to select from. . isplay of .? j J }|IiU ) Goods! jfl 28.23 ning you will not be annoyed by inythlng you want, we will ap!8S, END ALL. Big Orders. ^ " Why Not Buy Every- By selling thing You Want ??od8 can 1 From Us 1 you can ever saw f< TPV _ ,. _ the dollar ] If Yon Don't See . What Yon Want In Hosi goes at lie, Ask For It. Neckwe If you can save money on a small aCtly whol( order, yon can save more Money on Gam< a big one. Some people seem to . think they are buying wisely wben lillO Of To\S they oome to us for some articles tbey cannot get elsewhere. All ZOU WlJ small favors thankfully received noil but why not get everything from Call, us ? We carry a large and varied stock of general merchandise and can fill your orders at short notice A llff Our prloes are as low or lower than /% fW| those of any other firm In the olty Aim foru p-to-date reliable merchandise. We are never undersold on depen- ? dable goods and guarantee satlsfaotlon on every artlole sold by us. New Customers we Surprise, Old Cnstomers we Delight. TTT1 To-day Is better than delay, send lie III III us an order at once. 119 If V 8 | 1 W. D. Barksdale. & 11 "J = FtlUNti 07 = T 0' | JP El jL cj And see if he can't supply your wants: n\ Apples, Oranges, Cocoa-nuts. Jjk Bananas, Lemon, and Ai Y< Cabbages. PURE Home-m ade Candy, Fine Chocolates. I jn and all kinds of Candy for Easter, juji I III Something to please tbe old folks as well as the 2? Read ot Children. CI? _ CAKES, ROLLS AND BREAD, Pare and Unadnltarated Uooods. GOOD MOI ALLOW US TO II Bat anyhow ring up t j i? i ft j THE NEW BAKERY M T. F TSPIK M when you want ANYTHING, and that Delivered quick. Sanil J. "W. Breihahn, Plum _ . Who will have charge Proprietor. business. In view of the new ayi to be installed, would it us about your present When on the street drop In at Milford'f which you intend to put ind cet the latest (fame out "Pit." __ , __ Speed's for paints, oils, window glass, eta Jbjslllliaies fJUe I New lot Far and 811k Collarette Just In at Furnisll6<l? Haddon's. Get In tbe push and learn to play Pit, the Abbfiville Hj latest game out. You can get It at Speed's Drug and Book Store. ? New lot Ladles Jaoket Just reoelved at Had- Haddon's new fabrlqu ion's. are now on sale. ' - - " ? 1 Ladies Walking Skirts and ;J| Under Skirts. we are selling tne Dest tsiacK Mercerizea under Skirts at $1 that one dollar can buy. See our line of Black Silk Underskirts at $4 and $5. Good value. Ladies Dark Grey Walking Skirts, worth $8.00 for $6. ' See our line of Light Grey and Navy Blue short skirts at $5. A special lot of Ladies Walking Skirts at $.50, $3.50 and $5. Good value. 1 RpI+c fnln\/AQ rinllarc anrl Huffs "rM k^WI?W| \yiiw f N/W| WIIUI W 1AI ^ "V V* : 'mfi Sets 15c to 60c. '";.v?^41 All the new style Belts from 25c to $1. We sell you one of the best Gloves for $1, arjd guarantee every pair or money refunded. All over Lace Collars, a good line for $1, $1.25, i, $2, $3, $3.50 and $6. Ladies Hose Supporters, 25c, 35c and 50c. . Easter Eggs 5,10 and 15c. x vggn Ladies Parasols $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3. n?i: J UU/.U J i. ? i :iu . 'A ouiiu tiuu ucLuoLiujiit^i witu cuiurcu borders (the new thing.) Buttons all kinds, pearl, cut steel, brass, round :\? and flat. Fancy buttons, different sizes to match. E. J. Wart summer waist, best for 25c. We Still Have Some Few Men and Boys Goods Left such as Shirts, Shoes, Hats, and Boys Clothing and Men's Pants that we will sell : at and below, cost. Big value. Ladies Ready Made Wash Suits $2 to $11. A large stock of Ladies Shirt Waist, white and p colored from 50c to $3.50, less than cost to buy and make them. Beady made Sheets and Pillow Cases, medium and good ones. ' Two yards Table BlCeched Damask at 25c,sB6rt lengths. 1 piece all Linen Damask, a big bargain at 45C. 'J 1 piece Mercerized Table Damask, a good value vjjja at50c. 1 piece a beauty for 75c. ! : " "V ||jj| Embroidery for everyone 2}c up'to $1.60. Also Match Sets of Embroidery and Inserting ^ and Hand Bags 25 and 50c. Pillow Tops and Cords to match. Our Stock of. Ribbons. H Are complete with one of the largest, if not the ! >.4? largest, stock ever came to Abbeville. rrr wiawwr t\t vattd > X J.M.V/11JU JL 111 JL UUA m POCKET you goods at lower prices than same t>e bought at elsewhere. For instance, y of us as good 50 cents shirt as yon >r 38 cents, 75 cents line for 50 cents, line for 75 cents. ery for ladies or gentlemen the 15c kind the 25c kind for 19c, the 50c kind for 38c. tar and Belts in endless varieties at exssale prices. All the above are Drumpies, fresh, up-to-date goods. A great rels at cut prices. Ll most assuredly save money by giving .. Smith &;Co. j I They Go. j| = i.S *p JE GOODS GO BECAUSE WE ALWAYS AS fDEAVOB TO SELL THE BEST WE $ LN BUY FOB THE LEAST MONEY. T IME AND SEE US. WE WILL SAVE ? )U MONET ON HOST ANYTHING 2 )TJ WANT. A >mson Bros. I | ir Locals. jg MVING f If BnlldlDir Material Is Wliat Ton ^TRODUCE KT?r? is th? P18C6 Co G6t It* just received one car of No. 1. Laths, which , we are selling at 32.76 per 1000. .Campbell, jhbjsicell,Dg at 811-?? p*riooo'?r'uo 25.000 feet celling at $12.60 per 1000, or $1.25 per 100 feet. ? Bevel aiding from 75c to 81.25 per 100 feet. I VfcAt* ^ aiding from 81.10 to 8140 per 100 feet. I U"X Large stock of rough lumber. of this branoh of our Tw0 cars ot doors, sash and blinds at lowest prices. item of sewerage soon Cement, lime and plastering hair. Abbeville Lumber Co. fixtures, and those Phones 2, 6 and 108. la ? fully ' Yon can buy 88.50 men's shoea for 82.75 at D. Pollakoff. See bis ad. irdware Co. Buy your cotton seed meal, potash and kal nit fertilizers from W. D. Barksdale. He " sella the beet brands. b ior sniri waiai suiu cajj on w y Barktidale when yon want the i best fertilizer* . . / A