Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, May 28, 1902, Image 2
Edenfield Advertiser
J. L. MIAIS, - - EFMTOR.
Ra;?ts for Advertising-One inch
first'usertion, $1.00; each subsequent
insertion, 50c. Want Notices, one cent
per word, each insertion. Other local
.lotices, ten cent3 per line for first in
sertion; five cents per Jine for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
Tributes of Respect, Notices of Thanks,
and all personal notices of a political
nature, are charged for as regular ad
vertisements. Liberal contracts made
for three, six, and twelve months j
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1902.
The Chinese Minister Wu
Ting Fang is to deliver the
commencement address at
the Georgia Military academy
The race for gubernatorial
honors in Georgia is waxing
warm and they are about to
have a "mixtry" of church
and state.
Whether an enviable one
or not Augusta is making a
far-famed reputation as a par
adise for divorce seekers-. At
a recent term of court fifty
divorc; > were ra? . ic -,
ing thc applicants anywhere
from $25.00 to $ i,ooo to be
put through the separation
mill, according to the size of
their bank account. 1
"Wait and murmur not,"
seems to bethe watchword of
our business men. But Mr.
Micawber--like we have al
ready waited too long for
something to turn up. We
ought throjgh our combined
erTorts and concert of action
turn up something for Edge
field along the manufacturing
lines.
. The Southern Brick manu
facturers met in annual con
vention in Augusta recently.
About all they did was to
adopt a' uniform size for
bricks, 2^x3 jx8 For several
years Edgefield bricks have
been made in this size, oxoxo.
We hope, however, that they
will soon be made by the
thousands according to the
standard mold.
Bamberg Herald : The
county conventic of Green
wood and some candidates in
Union have attempted to fix
-the price o f candidates'
.?cardsin the newspapers. They
had better drop the scheme
like a hot brick. - A fellow
who expects to run for-office
is monkeying with a buzz saw
. j^?^m-sT tn^e wspap?p.
?Soher people -from the wil
derness of supine indifference
to the public weal, in which
they have wandered for forty
years, into that land in which
-progress and prosperity
abound, t h poss
which land
ised but assured tc those who
rightly use and improve the
God-given intellectual endow
ments and material advanta
ges. ;
It affords us joy unspeak
able to state that very soon
a substantial wire fence is to
enclose the cemetery annex
Then a suitable and conven
tent entrance will be made for
pedestrians. Step by step the
lot is-to be improved until it
becomes a credit instead of a
reproach to our town. Pro
found and grateful thanks will
be extended by the communi
ty to those who are directing
these improvements.
The Honorable Daniel S
Henderson, of Aiken, did ex
actly the proper thing by volun
tarily resigning the state sen
atorship when he announced
his candidacy for the United
States senate. He gave back
to the people the commission
with which they had honored
him before asking for anoth
er. If Mr. Henderson had
failed to resign as state^ sen?
ator and had heJjarf Hfcted
to the Unite^l Fa?nate
Aiken countM (Jave had
the expenseWBffnnoyaiice o?
another eleclrun or the unex
pired term would have been
filled by appointment. Now
her people can fill the vacan
cy at the regular election.
This thoughtful and com men
dable act on the part of Mr.
Henderson will win many
ballots for him.
Stand Like Stone (Vail
Between your children and the
tortures bf itching and bumi?g ec
sema,scaldhead or other skin dis
eases-How ? why, by using Bue*
len's Aruic. \ .
healer. Quic
fiore?,ulcere,Ki:! rh um, cuis,burnt
or bruises. I?fullible^for piles, 25c
at G. L, Penn& Sou's drug store.
Upon the dcat-? o; .
Wade Hampton General C i
Walker was promoted to the
command of the Army of
Northern Virginia depart
ment. General J ? Gordon
has appointed Brigadier Gen
eral Thomas W Car wile to
succeed General Walker.
This is-an honor worthily be
stowed. No man of the
Southern Confederacy has
been more alive to the inter
ests of the survivors of the
Lost Cause than has this hon
ored veteran of old Edgefield.
THE ADVERTISER salutes Ma
jor General T W Car wile.
The State Convention
The candidates for United
States Senate and House of
Representatives^will be requit
ed to pledge themselves to
support-the party platform.
Two campaign meetings
were ordered for each coun
ty. One for United States
senators and congressmen
and one for candidates for thc
state offices.
Resolutions wore passed
condemning the lockout of
the mill operatives of thc
Horse Creek valley, also con
demning child labor in cotton
mills.
The master and magistrates
are to be chosen by the peo
ple at the primary, but the
dispenser is to be elected by
the county board of control
and not by the people as two
years ago.
Resolutions were passed
condemning Sen. McLaurin's
course.
The Edgefield Exhibit
i
While Spartanburg won j
the handsome silver cup for;
?laving the best exhibit in thc.
Woman's building at the Ex- j
position Edgefield had a prom |
nent place in the pictture asl
is shown by ?'h ? following ac- '
count given in the News and
Courier of the Edgefield ex
hibit: .
Withou*. a doubt tlie most beautiful
and perfect specimens of art embroid
eries are contained in this beautiful
exhibit. Anything more realistically
perfect than the roses and dowers
worked by artist's fingers in this dis
play cannot be imagined. One centre
piece, on which gorgeous American
Beauty roses are scattered, won the
gold medal for the perfection of its
work and coloring at the Pan-Ameri
can Exnosition, while a large tea
cloth, bordered by pale pink tea roses,
is almost beyond praise, so exquisite
and aitistically real are the Howers,
the handiwork of Mrs John W Mob
ley. The centre piece which won the
gold" medal was worked by Mrs Chas
F Pech man. Another of equal beauty
was worked by Miss Georgia Ashley.
Ed gelte Id's exhibit has other charm
ing featnres^iotably ii^?f1i""?mri?en
t^^sh^itself.the visitor's attention.
"When we consider the
3g$aai?b^Pthe counties whose
exhibits excelled those of
Edgefield one is forced to
idmit that our old county was
pery creditably represented.
Dur people should extend to
Mrs James H Tillman and
hose who co-operated witli
cr j ' .'. ?nd hanks for the
beautiful Edgefield exhibit in
:he Woman's building. We
emphasize the word beautiful
tor we have seen it with our
)\vn eyes.
An exchange saya women defend
vearing of corsets on economic
grounds ;there is less waist.
Holds up a Congressman
"At the end of the campaign,"
vritee Champ Clark, Missouri's
)rilliant congressman, "from over
vork, uervous tension,lose of sleep
md constant speaking I bad about
ltterly collapsed. It seemed that
til the organs iu my body were ou. !
)f order, but thre? bottles of Elec
;ric Bitters made rae all right. T.tV
;he best allround medicine ever
sold over a druggist's couti er.'*
3ver-worked, run-down men ri-:.'
?veak, sickly women gain splendid
tiealtb and vital it}7 from Electric
Bitters. Try them. Only oCc. Guar
luteed by U. L. Ponu & SOD.
He wbo steals a woman's purse
jets away with a lots of samples
md other trash*
Finds Way to Live Long,
The startling announcement of
a discovery that will surely length
en life is made by Editor 0. H.
Downey, of Cburubusco, Ind. ''I
wish to state" he writes, "that Dr.
King's New Discovery forCosumu
tiou is the most infallible remedy
that I have over known for coughs,
colds and grip. It's invaluable to
people with weak lungs. Huving
this wondeiful medicine DO one
need dread pneumonia or consump
tioD. It's relief is instant aud cure
certain.'' G. L. Penn <fc Son guar
antee every 50c and $1,00 bottle,
and give trial bottles free.
On the contrary-a mule.
What Thin Folks Need
is a greater power of digesting
and assimilating food. For them
Dr. King's New Life I'll Ls work
wonders They tone and rpgulaie
? i d ige.s' iv? ?rgang, g'Mi?ly ex pel
|i . > the s\ stem,eurich
the blood, improve appetite, make
healthy flesh. Only 25c nt G. L.
Penn & ?ou'a,.
ijiiV til-' lt 'nt ta v
TTEETHINC
Cures Cholera-lnfantum, Diarrhoea, Dyson
Atm Age. Aids Digestion, Regulates tho B
TEETHING EASY. Cures Eruptions and S
and prevents Worms. TEETHINA Counte
Summer's heat upon Teething Children, a
mail 25 oents to C. J. MOFFETT, M. D.
Joint Debate
[COMMUXlCATKDj
Tbere was au interesting joint
debate OD last Saturday uigbt be-J
tween the Pierian and the Gwalt
ney Literary societies at the S. C.
C. I. The question was: "That
it is better for a young man to
have to work hiswav through col
lage."
Mr. T. C. Callison of the Pierian I
society, opened the affirmative and
spoke of the dangers of money for
young men and that boys of means
did not realize the importance of |
time at school as a poor who had
to work his wav. . He made a good
talk.
Mr. Luther White, wi I h his usu
al felicity of expression, opened for
the negative and thowed the dis
advantages, the loss of time and
impediments of a pernon who has
to make money to pay his way.
Then followed Messrs. Calhoun,
May?, Logan, Hearu, Hyatt, Misses
Brown, tturkbalter, Huggins and
others.
'1 he speeches were all spirited.
The judges were Prof. Thack
tou, Misses Tojle and Quattle
baum. After considerable delib
eration the judges decided in favor
of the negative-though both sides
deserve gr^at credit.
Advertised Kelters.
Li?t of letters rtniaiiiin<r in the Post
Ollice at EUgelield C. H., May 2l>th,
1?102 :
Kiler liober, Carrie Parr. Claru
Ripley, C A Aabill, J IV Long, R \V
Minor
When asking Cor letters on this I ?Rt !
say '.;'.'!vi Hised."
? ery respectful? v. I
W I". * ir-;. P. M. i
The Thief.
,?f Beauty*
eeo
IN Captured by Bradfleld'a Regulutor.
Thousands of young women arc awaking to
the fact that inherited comlinesa has been stolen
away and instead of glowingcheek*, bricht eyes
and smooth brows, the tell-tale wrinkles of pain
have taken the place of these former charms.
These are the warning feelings! Weak, tired
S3 exhausted in $jMO^$S.{X?$fo fr?t, p^oV
di^nBTOff'Utnilng do\vn,rpains. All these
symptoms indicate deranged and weakened or
nas. Shattered nerves and exhausted energies
follow the weakened condition of t!>e female
organs as si'rely as night lollows day. Save
yourself from more terrible results, redeem your g
youth by taking ,.?'
Bradfield's
Female Regulator
The most strengthening, invigorating, men
strual reculator in the world.
Ii relieves painful menstruation, profuse men
struation, obstructed menstruation, inflamma
tion of the vagina, displacement, metnbranol
catarrh, nervousness, neilJaches, fl Cttrra.
?eauty cf face and symmetry cf form are the
rrsuit of the ase of these health drops.
Ol ilrucjrfsts?J.OO. Our book, l'e^fect Health
for Worn MI, mailed free.
THE ?2 F.? OFIELD REGULATOR CO.
AT LAN 'A, GA.
VISIT THE EXPOSITION.
Cheap Rates are Now Given on
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The ?Southern railroad, the At
lantic Coast Line, and the Plant
System haye arranged to continue
che sale of the cbeap Tuesday tick
its tu the Exposition, as sold dui
ing the month of April, on every
Tuesday and Thursday during the
month of May. This will enablo
nil who have not yet visited the
Expus iion to do so during ite
closiirr month, r.:\? those v. ho have
visited it, to sr? . ti:"- vU*e
A sha !o." Tili? . :>.'.? ??a u?a;.y
undoubled h. ?viii.
Ul PAY K. S. FAKE ?ND CSBER gfg
?00 FEEE SCHOLARSHIPS. BOARD AT
COST. Write Quick to GA.-ALA.
BUSINESS COLLEGE, MACON, OA.
NOTICE.
On the 20th day of June, 1902, in
the office of Judge of Piobate at
EdgeiieJd, S. C., the undersigned
will make a final settlement on
the estate of Felix Kilcreape, de
ceased, and the samcr time will ap
ply for a final disc harge a1- admin
istrator thf reof.
LEWIS KILCREASE,
Adminislrator.
May 21, 190 ?.
50 7EARS'
EXPERIENCE
Anvnne s m ..?.',. '? a rte! rh r.nd deserlption m;?y
quickly ascertain m,.- opinion free whether ni
n vent ion is pnibabfy ?N????Uiblo. Communiai
.lonsatrlcl ly conUildiiuol. ?i?ivlix&?t on i'.-ttcnia
?ont tren, oiliest ..iL?nry foroocarriHt KgPtit*.
l'aient? taken through Munn & Vo.tiMdje
?f cut1 .w irv, 'vuhout charco, in tho
mik jf nuncan.
\ hanitBoinely Illus!rnf cd we.iikiy. J.nrcost cir
culation of Miy soenUBo tournai. U'enn*. a
?ear: four mouth., fL Sold by all >it;wBtl?iiltf-?
)(36iBroad??., jew york
Brauch Ofllco. C25 V St, Washlngioii. D. C.
POWDERS)
tory and tho Bowel Troublofc c?l"dT?n of
ov/olo, Stronsthen* tho Chfcnd MAKES
?ore?, Colic. Hive? and Thrft. Removes
racta and Overcome? tho Irecta of the
nd coats only 2S cent? a<Krugiists, of
, St. Louis, Mo.
Dressmaking
--Establishrtent - -
I take thia m ana oj'
mg my Edgeiield friej
have reopened my dr|
establishment at 918 1
Augusta, Ga. First c
at reasonable prices,
before placing your w(
MRS. AGATHA TV
918 BROAD ST. - ja",USTA
in form
is th ? t IR
.makirjg
oad St.,
es work
;See me
3DS0N.I
IP pilli OF R SHrlliD
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EDCEF?ELD. SfrC.
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State and County D&ository
DIRECTORS, g
J. C. SHEPPARD, W. wXi>AMS,
J. II, BOUKNIG1IT, J. A. ?ltfNETT,
J. M. COBB, B. S. HJLLAND,
A. S. TOMPKINS, C. C. ?JLL?R
W. E. PRESCOTT
. OFFICERS? '
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J. C SIIKPPAKD, President.) j
W. W. ADAMS, Vice-Pie
E. J. Mi.MS,Cashien.
?den.t.
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J li. A M.vs, JXgk Cashier
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Pays intern*! cn depoiit'-by special j
Money fi? loan on li bern j t|r::ts.
Pionipl and pol?lt? sttenticj; :?.> bi si
ROSS.
your mmm stetted,
_i_i_
inesand Wets,
Gins and
.i
GET OUR PRICES.
Complete Cotton, Saw, Grist, Oil and
Fertilizer Mill Outfits, Gin, Press,|
Cane Mill,and Shingle Outfits.
Du Siding, Bridge, F sclcrj, Ti.iic
and Railroad Castings, Railroad, M ll
Machinists' and Factory Supplies.
Belting, Packing, Injectors. Pi?.'
^a-c every uay. Work 150 Rinds.
Foundry, Machine, Boiler,
Press and Gin Works
Repa is Promptly Done '
Lombard Iron Worts & Supply (?o
A TRUSTA, GA
CHARLESTON & WESTERN
CAROLINA RAILWAY.
1 gusta and Ashville Short Line.
Lv August*.. 10 50 am 3(Op m
Ar Greenwood.. 12 30pm .
Ar Anderson. 2150pm
Ar Laurent ... 140pm 535 a in
Ar Greet v ile.. 12 37pm
Ar Glenn Sp'g3 - 4 45 pm
Ar Spar! anbui g.. 3 30 p m
Ar Saluda ... 5 33 p m
Ar Henderson ville 6 03 p"ro
Ar As?vlle .715pm
j 30 a in
J 00 a m
3 30pm
1 45 p m
6 30p m
7 35 a m
510 p m
1048 am
.Cv Ash* Hs-... 705 a m
JV Spart inbjrg 12 45 am
VJ\ Greenville -12 '2a m
IrLaurens ... 2 00 p in
?L.V Andi -soo.. . .
.Yr Greenwood.. 2 28 p rn
\i A ug sta.... 5 05 p m
Ai Savannah- 555 am
[A Cilh Dun Falls 4 44 pm
\i Rae ?gb.... 2 lc a m
?Vi Hort ilk.... 7 SO a m
\) :':.{'. .burg - fi DC ? rr
rV'2 iel norn! - 8 15am
.i Augusta. I? f,3 pm j
I A?e:n??ie. <> 58 p m i
Fairfax. 0 12 p :n
1 V^niisaee.
.. Lea; fort.
* pori R, va! .
..' Chartesion.
K ?'avsnnah.
('bar leaton ..'. li Vi a m
Port Royal . 7 3 ) a ni
" Beaufort. 7 45 a ni
" Yemassee-... fi 40 a m
? Fairfax.. .;?l40a m
? Allendale . i) r.8 r,m
Ar / uglis!a.ll E6 a m
Close connections at Gleenwood for
nil points on S. A. L., an i C. and G.
Railway, and at Spjrtanburg with
Southern Railway.
For information relative to tickets
rates, scehdnles, etc., address
W, J. CKAIQ, Gen. Pass, Agt
Augusta, fra.
I'. M. EMKRSOK,
Trafile Manager.
i i > p : '
R R NOTICE
Thc Charlestun and Western karo
lina Railway beg to announce that, ar
ran genii? nts haye been parfected eft'ec
tive at orce, whereby J^Q niilp books
of their issue will he honored over all
paris of tho plant rystem of Railway*.
This arrangement will no doubt be of
interest to the travelling public.
W J CRAIG, GPA.
Ol?. KING'S
TRY IEW DISCOVERY
FOR THAt ?08,1?.
TAKE HO S?JBST8TUTfe.
Opres Oonsumptio^Couglis,
Colds, Bro&ji^jkiSf Asthma,
Piieumoiiia,HayFever,Pl^
my, LaGrippe, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat. Cioup and
Whooping ' (Jjottgjbi.
NO CURE, no PAY.
Price 50c, nnd $1. TRIAL BOTTLES FREE
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OUR MAY Specialties.
25 Do/.on W. 15. & H.& G.
CORSETS. Girdles
and Straight front styles.
LAWNS * DIMITIES, * CHECK
NAINSOOK AND
FIGURED MUSLIN,
Mercerized Chambrays. New
Laces and Embroideries.'
The best India Linens at
5c, 7c, 8c, ioc and 15c on the
market.
Be sure to examine ours
before you buy.
ooo
J. M.
flgjTAGT. FOR BUTTE RICK P AITERNS JPJ
C. A, GRIFFIN.
El J. Bfnta
GRIFFIN & MIMS.
FIRE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
Tho Companies iv.? r prwnt are among tho largest and inost repu
- it, the work1. Ai'" ' .IS'?.PSS- uiiustei! -o us will receive prompt
ult.'ni lo.?:. Ofiic: i'i rvar of the
Bank of Bdge?eld.
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FINE DRESS M AK
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I am showing a very large assrrimpiifc of Ladies Sailors,
Street Hat?, ami Dites Hate, either Trimed or uutrimced.
A large slock of trimmings always on hand..
See our new shapes iii tr.e rough straw, also the Ready-to-j
vv^ar Hats in all thu styli.-h phip*.
We hav? ?1 beautiful assortin nt of Misses Hats and Chll
.Irwns Silk and Lawn Honnot.-?. My entire stock is new.
WK SOLICIT the patronage of the poople in
FINE DRESS MAKING. Our pxpfripuce euables us to
guarantee PERFECT FIT and SATISFACTION to those
who place work with ne. R-E-S-P-E-C-T-F-V**' -Y,
MISS /AARY BU D,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
All days in the week ixcept Sunday will be "Balgain Days" for
bones!: Shoep, honest Dry Goode, and Notions at our store.
ITA VT? VOTT 0nr Fn>sh A ''ivais in L:*(,iefi
MA V Lt ?UU ?JliJliiS Corsets, Gents Cut?s and Collars,
Neckwear, handkerchiefs, underwear, etc ?
5,000 Yards LACES
Ladies should not miss seeing these goods, WHITE COOoS
India lawns from 5c to 35c; Nainsook at 5c
worth 7c; Lace open work Lawn for waist 74c to 35c
WASH GOODS Al DOMESTICS.
Madras, Percales, Di nifties, dross and pants linens and crashes, sheet
ing, cottonades, cheviois, ticking, duck, Covert suitings, etc., etc.. etc.
\Ve invite our friends not to pass us by when they go out chopping.
Respectfully,
JAME:? m HART,
HART
BUILDING $
SDCEriELD,
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THE ARTISTS FAVORITE,
rile Matchless
!?i KRELL PIANO.
TJnsurpasssed in touch tone, work
manship and durability. Sold on
TERMS OF EA.SY PAYMENT
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JPactpry and Wiirerpoms,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. A. HOLLAHD,
Traveling Agent for ?iouth Carolina,
NINETY-SIX, S. C.
m.?. M. WHim '?
203 7*S Street. Ajusta,
SIVES FREE EYE TESTS fcr al! defect.
light, grinds til? proper pinnum un I \;.\
KAMI*) them.
Lenses ru? Iule vov.v frame while jun ?.i
FRFP" . ." tell- if you n
I ?Pf-fcv we?';uuc or-lie.
UPPINCOTT'
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
_ A FAMILY LIBRARY :
The Bes! In Current Literature
& 12 C0MPI.CTf*|?y0VCUI .VtApuY ?* [i
MANY SHORT STOrtli? AND 1
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS I!
$2.50 PCB mp. ; 25 CT?, A COPY ;
NO' CONTI NJUED SXpB J ES '
KVEP.V NUM1KW OOUPLETS IN 1TCCLP
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Will continue their attrac
tive prices during the month of
& JUNE&
on S u mmer
i Fabrics
adding tnereto the famous
lines of Queen Quality and
.Nethersole
Shoes & Oxfords
Reader, Remember, we
are never behind the times,
but, if possible, just a little in
advance of the procession.
Therefore, you may expect
new goods at money saving
prices.^^-^- Respectfully,
You Can
not Afford
to miss this
?ale.
HPS
W t? THRN?Pv
PROPRIETOR. I
AT COST*
My at cost sale closed'with Thursday. I hereby express
my appreciatioa for the liberal patronage I have received.
We shall appreciate your patronage in the future. And
I Am iVo^sr ^lio^vvin^
A very complets line of Dry goods, Shoes, Notions and
Hats, and at prices to suit every one. .
and all the latest light weight goods 1 have them in white
and colored at very low prices. Everything in staple Dry
Goods can be found here at satisfactory prices. * * *
42^1^ ^^.? Full line ot Ladies and Mens Shoes
n? nm ..mn. ?t atI pnces. Y ou anemia "seeTHc?* kc
fore buying.J Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear. I have nev
er befoie brought such a line of these goods at such low
prices. Ladies and Mens Hose and half hose from io tts
to 50 cents in colored and black. Gloves and underwear
at bottom prices. H.A.TS.
Full line of hats in the latest shapes, and at lowest prices
SHIRTS AND NECKWEAR Negligee shirts at 50c 75c $1.
They are beauties. My line of
neckwear has never been selected with more care, and in
this line I defy competition. If you want the latest thino- jn
his line give us a call.
O. E
I AM RESPECTFULLY,
JOB PRINTING
JL-LQA J",?T i ST
ifEXECUTBDfi
AT ADVERTISER OFlTCE
A, F, PERKINS
We are prepared to do ,, .
. Masonic work of all
any and all Kinds of Hinds a specialty.
Job Printing, -:)00?(:
Note i}e?4?, pgrd goarg,
Bill Heads, Visiting Gards,
Letter Heads, Unruled Paper,
Envelopes Etc., Etc,
SPRING ! 7Q/ SPRING I,
z^V Our Spring stock is now complete in all depart-^\
/^yNMOute. W?. can ehc?y you the Intest in - - - -
CLOTHING, SHOES HATS
FURNISHINGS. NMI?'
SEE 'OUR EASIER yiP?W54B:
... :. rome, let ns snow you th? latest ill men's'bearing- apparel.
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