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TBI PROPOSED C0H8TITI0HAL CHARGES. Reformer Godfrey Fowler Sound* a Note of Warning to the White Laboring l'i ople of tne State. * >? ?? uiovucmuii ircincvu ccumvr Frans ami State Lecturer Stokes ou one BK-V and General Hampton on the other of pil it leal na'ure entirely. 1 am glad to see questions of such grrat importance discussed by such men and at this particular time. It is more interesting because they Are so far apart in their views. It uncovers all ihe objectionable features on boih sides; nl-o the unobjectionable. As there are objects in State politics that are in full range of the greatest political gurs oftho Slate and which take cousilerat>la elevation to pass over, 1 hopo a few questions on one or two* points at least will not be out of place nnd especially when we are on the eve of a change or point that will probably decido whether or not wc will be a free people. F.rsl. The constitution under which wo BB live has been condemned by the legislative body of our State and it is now, as 1 understand, in the hauds of the voters to decide |^B whether we will have a new constitution or ^B n?t. It is not denied by the strongest ad B vocatcs of the measure that an educational ?id properly qualification is necessary and I will be the main feature that is in the casoV OH Thai is, no person can vote or will be allowcJ. V to vote that dors not own a certain anioui/ of property and is not educated. Or tljj< ^H more properly they own or tho more edu?tion they have the more voles they can into the box. Can it be that our people will vote d(^H BBt the presctrf|^!isi itutiou tor the purpose*^ S^^^^^tf|iyji|fl^^^^^iun<lrcd3 as good wftte democrat itHr i h the tHe jl^V Dun't bulKI a gallows to liang the Nogro. W^^g Von may hung hy Ins side, for the Unite I States constitution says there shall be no difference ou account of race or color. Agan 1 a.-k you to watch. V GODPBCT 11. Fowi.BR f Rki'kbskntativk Tai.bbht Has a Ci.kak IIecohii.?Washington, I). 0., Jan. 8, MJ4.? Noticing that my name is published us absent without leave, i desire to state that 1 did not tniss n single roll cnll or vote during the extra session ; wan at my post the first day of the regular session, and did not miss a single vote or r.dl call till the day before congress adjourned for the holidays, when I obt \iucd indefinite leave of abseucc on account of sickness, and returned as soon t}s my condition permitted, and have never tbtjeriiet| my.-olf or refused to vote to Ureal; a quorum, and stand ready to aid in carrying out tlie pledges of (he democratic party, Respectfully, W. J. Talbkrt. "* tiik Wuki.ii'8 Fair ron Fifteen Cents?Upon receipt of your address au<i fifteen cents in postage stumps, we will until rou prepaid our Smvonir Portfolio of ttic World's Columbian Exposition. The regular price is fifty ctyits, but as we waut you to liave one, we make the price nominal. You will find it a work of ait and a thing to bo prized. It contains full page views of the great buildings, with descriptions of same, and is executed in highest style of art. If not satisfied with it, after you get it, wc will refund tho stamps ami let you keep the book. Address? II. E. 1H'CKI.en & Co,, Chicago, 111. .... . . ?. ? Names Mixf.i> hi t piunriri.e Hioiit.?The preseui administration had no more right to change the law regarding public printing ?|piu it had to change the law on the lowest pj'l of a bridge. (n >>11 public contracts the lowest gets tho plum. If the Columbia Ktito could afford to do tho printing at a lower prioo than tho Hog ster, why it is nothing but right to give it to The State. uu^uiI* .... o.a?e lose money the Slate is not responsible for it. If tlie Register wants to live let it live, but not to il'.e |oss of the State. The State must make such contricts as will be to the interest of the State, and not to individuals. Right is right and wrongs no man.?McConnick Xrwx, Null nil Nor 1)kai> hut Slkki'Ino.?The prohibitionists of th:s Stale have not yet given up | the fight against whisl, ey, as can be scon i from what it prominent prohibitiouis' said I 1 yes'erdny : Our ng the p >.itical campaign tiint will I I take place next summer they will call a ; convention of all poisons interested in the I cause an t ex pec to accomplish a great ileal, i The eon vcniion will be lici t in Columbia. | that meeting iho fn|.,re course oj I lie prohibitionist will he itccidod upon. Out'ki.kn s Aiinica Sai.vk ?T!ic best i Salve in the world for Cuts, Itruiscs, Sores, j Uleos, Sat Ulicum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cliapped Hands. ('Iiilnlains, Corns, and all I skin eruptions, and po-i'ively cure* I'i'is, or ii) pay ro<|uir?U. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund, c I. Price 25 cents |icr box. Fare by 1). F. Posey. ; * * "Si ihiI'V" Talk Wji.i. Si iisiuk -The refuwin lenders have belli vary abusive of an alleged subsidized press. What have I lie ^ people to say about ihc Colli i bin ltegislor now ? V MARR1EJ0. W MIT(*II KI<Ij?FS'fKS. Married, L*cc. 20. | 1811:1, at the residence of the bride's father, I by Kev. .1. P. Knox, Mr. .?. ('. Mitchell and | Mjss Carrie Ivdes. All of this county. 4 J 4 / "vi nnr v x- liyjL/ULi "SHOVEL XMAS of 1893 is a tiling o down the fiddle and be hoc. Wc are daily receiving I I EARLY SPRING I [ lin the most desirable shapes, i^Vnes, Bridles Brecchincrs. f *viack Bandtf, Heel Bolts, Clevi Horse and Mple Shoes, Cut plantation Hardware, which 1 We are prepared t( IF ABM BLACKS acl tiding Bellows, Anvils, 1 H^icrs that will induee you to can also figure ycu low in small or large lots. ^^Mires. Kll close out the remaiiu Loading Guns at bar; HE OLD FOS |HH^A SALES to in the on next, tho lowTDgacHcriUra^i^er^^W^^- ^. One tract of land belonging to Henry Smith, lying. being and situate in llogsnsville township, Union county, containing fifty-five ncro , nv>re or less, bounded by lands of E. F. Smith, West Mining Company and J F. Smith. Levied on and and to be sold as the property of llcnry Smith at the suit of J illicit i'ruitt, IMuintiff against Henry Smith and William Smith, as Administrators of Asa Smith, deceased. ALSO, One lot of land beln?_!? .. . - - - iu uoocri lleaty aud Cynthia Kant, lying, being and situate in (It* town of Union, Union county, containing oue and one-half acres, more or leva, bounded north by Mulljnax lot and lot of Samuel Hatpptoq, cast by lot of F. II. Counts, south by South street, west by lot of \Vni. A. Nicholson. Levied on and to be fold as the properly of Robert Hea'y and Cynthia Font at the suit of M. Louisa Gngo, l'laintiflfagajt^st Hobct Ueuty and Cynthia I'ant, Defendants J. G. LONG, S. U. C. Sheriff s office, January lffth, 18'Ji. Jan. 19*8 3t. VALUABLE TOWN JPROP JUKTX J! UK SALE Wl'l will sell on salesday in February next, if not sold at private sale before that time, the following property belooglng to the Union Building >V Loan Association, to wit : The store house corner Virgin and Main streets known as the THE COLTON BUILDING. The house and lot near the depot known as THE JOHN WII.F ARB SALOON BUILDING, TERMS?Ono-third cash, balance on I and 2 years time. J. A. FA NT, President. W. W. II tours, oeci'y and Trras'r. Jan. 10 8 St. NOTICE. HAVING purchased I. B. Porter's interest in the firm of "Porter & Mathis." inc'uding all notes, accounts etc., due either to J. B. Porter individually, or to the firm of Porter & Mathis, for merchandise, all parties indebted as above will please rail v,nd arrange a set tl(,mct,t with nieuf same, bel*>re the 1st of February, 18'.tl, toavoid litiga'ion. Thanking the public for their pa'ronngc in the past, 1 solicit a continuance of the same. J NO. It. MATH 18. Jun l'.t :*> tit. INOTIOE. Ha \ I NCI sold iny interest in I lie firm of ' l'orler^' Mntlii*," 10 Jno. It. Mntlrs, including nil accounts, notes, ?iq,, nil |?mriiiiN owing ulilier myself, individually, or ilie firm of l'orter ?S: Mntliis, for mcrch-ii.dise, are hereby notified to pay the nunc to Jn>?. It. Mn'his. All parlies holding claims against me individually will present the same io me f-r settlement. .1. M. POllTKH. Jun I'.I d tit. Dissolution of Partnership. rilHIvNrnrlnerMliip heretofore existing un Jl. iler nJIic firm name of Murphy & Smith was Dissolved on the 1st day of January, lH'.tl, b^>mutunl consent. All persons ifttl"b!ed ! > the firm tor medical auen-tanor, , are hereby noiiuud tc make payment l^yhc 1st February, toeitbei <>f iiie -uhscribr^fc ('. T. Ml'It I'll V, |K M. 1". SMITH '?-i <t.*^Bfc k* &ND BOW" AND HOE." ?f the past. Its time now to la^ >w, and pick up the shovel and our STOCK OF PLOWS, . Plow Stocks, Trace Chains, Jollars and Pads, Wagon Whips, ses, Axes, Grub Hoes, Mattocks, [ails, Wire Nails, and all other we offer at the lowest prices foi ) furnish JM1TH OUTFITS, Tongs, Knives, Rasps, etc., at buy from us. prices on Galvanized Barbed Now's the time to build youi 1 _ C T"\ 11 "m r i * id ui uur i^ouDie muzzie ana ;ains FOR CASH. RELIABLE," TER & CO. Statement of the Treasurer the Town of Union for 1893. e g L. G. tfJUKG, TREASURER. I- 1893. J To Dnffrom Doc. 30. " Fines collect td 214^^ " L'ceoses " - 357 70 " Bui pnyaljlc 400 00 " Oil Obis. sol'l 5 00 " Taxes co'lected 1551 82 $4079 20 C'r. Dec. .'JO By Street ncct. - 035 74 " Light acct. - 359 04 Police ecct. 10:44 '20 " Eugiue Ho?c - 1'20 30 ' Terra cotta pipe 18 25 " Work on Engine ami Tank 10 25 " Hauling oft'and catching Dogs 4 05 " Pump and work on old ones - 43 23 " Interest acc*. - 422 (X) >*' Rebate on whiskey License - 800 00 ' Managers Registration and Election - 27 tK) uaiKer brans k Cogswell * 10 00 " J. 0. Long, Sheriff - 70 8."> ? It. M. Stokes - 41 50 " Attorney - 35 00 ' Sundry nccts. - 38 73 ' Commissions 155 54 " llalaucc - 231 53 $4070 20 The above is a correct statement of receipts and disbursements that passed through the Treasurer'^ offc?. the lawn of Union Ill lOl'il, L. G. YOUNG, Town Treasurer. Jan 10 8 It. The State of South Carolina. county or union. By 3AMHS M. ONK, KStj., Probate Judge. W II Kit HAS, It. It. IS row ii lins made mill lo nic lo grant him Letters of Administration on tho Kstate of and effects of IV. K. Brown, deceased These are. therefore, to cite ami admonish all and singular the kiudiod a.nt cr^ditoys of theirdi^ IV. ty. Brown, deceased, ;hnt they he' and' appear, before me in the Court of ' Probate, to he held at Union C. )|.. South Caroliun, on iSic nth day of February, next, aficr publication hereof, at 1 I o click in the foren?on, to sh >w cause, if any they hare, why the enid AdmriiHtration shnuId not he granted. Given under my hiynd and spnl Gijs IStl; ! jlay ?f ?'*nH?ry, Ai?no Pomini, lwnl. JAMK3 M. GKE, Judge l'robate. Published on tlio 10th day of January, 1804, in the Wkf.ki.t Union Tnins Jan. 10-3-21. > o rjr i o is. Aid, person* hating demands against the _ ?.-tatc of Matilda Scaler, depeasQ.I, wi>> j>rci;c??f Sham, property attested, to toy ' Agent, I W. Nance ; And ol! person* indebted to raid estate will make payment to mv said Agent. J. C. NANOK, Kx'r of Matilda Scales, Jan 10 3 It. ' Inkim THOUGH the j^Bast ondod ha have pasted orertp maoy a yc ceaaful one on account of our efforts nnoaIKU n... ...J. .J.. - Swjii/iv vui |(uuy? vvu^kv v ew Year hrs brjU^J^tLpreparatoi oar Iloavy Winter Goods as much a to ZERO prices. All of these goot anything in this line. Clothing! Clothi i SUITS FORMERLY SOLD ] i? tt ( .< ti ti OVERCOATS 4 LADIES IX Hop Sackings, Flannels, Sorces, 25 i MEN'S HE , Such as Jeans, Kerseys, Cassiiners | : SHAWLS^ SH Too many Shawls and Rlankcts, also This salo will last for 30 days. I1 this sale. BARGAIN rcmombcr that now is your timo to and patrons for past favors, wc are J "hIP WASTED "11JE have a very, very la VV Clothing, Hats ere, tb Prices have tumbled down to a low Unfortunately, we did not have th every dollar's worth of goods we boi ' claim to have bad, consequently we to you, that they are all paid for, an can remain here. Wcare not so iod< pelled to raiso a largo amount of uio ^ do so, wo have put the knifo in pric< LISTEN ff" "JUS A big lot of gosiA^ing, GootLwjd Thread Chocks, Good Calico's at I Good Wool Jeans ak Women's Solid Leather Shoo* ' u Men's hi?h cut ,r c ?. , ?- -v/iefctock Calf fc on - Wool Undershirts, Ladies Hats from 10 cents up. Men's Wool Hats as low ns 20 ceti A beautiful Sunday Ilat, (felt) ft Pius and needles, a basket full, at Remember this is not simply wild i ness, and wo are going te sell you yo cheapest. Thanking you for your l ours Truly, GRAHA5 The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. By JAMES M. GEE, ESQ-, Probate Jut \X71IEIIEAS, J. II. McKissick, as CI W of Court, has made suit to me to pi hi in Lett e?3 of Administration, on the Es and effects of Mrs. Emaliue l'aliner ceased. These are, therefore, to cite and adinoi all and singular the kindred and credii of the said Emalinc Palmer, deceased, ( mey dc anci appear, before me, in the Cc of Probate, to be held at Union C. H., So Carolina, on the 9th day of February n< after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in foreuoon, to show cause, if any they In why the said Administration should not granted. Given under my hand and seal this day of December Anno Domini, 189:1. JAMES M. GLEE, Judge Prohat. Published on the 29th day of Dcceral 1893, in the Weekly Union Times. Dec. 29-52-Ct. Guardian's Final Discharge NOTICE is hereby given ! mission of Hon.'Jas. ftTMTe^TFroi Judge for Union county, 1 yfill. on the dny <>f February, 1891, make my final charge t?nd apply for Letters Dismissory Guardian of Mary McCulloch. AH persons having claims against said Mary McCulloch, during her minor will present them t? me properly a'tesl on or before that dny. C. W. Will SONANT. Guard'n Mary McCulIocl Jan. 5-1 -It. Guardian s Final Discharge NOTICE is hereby given that by pert ?>ion of Hon. J as. M. (Ice, Prol Judge for Union County, 1 will, on the Jl day of January, 1894, make my final charge and apply for L* Hers Dismissory Guardian of Sallie (! Cnup. /?ii |htbimp oi'i!itis ngii.ii.?t llic i | Snllic 'J. t'timp. iliiring Iter minority present them to in#, properly nt teste I, 01 before tlint dny. joiin it. jkppkkies. (iuiir?Jinn 8. Q. Chiiij L>cc 22-61-"it. r DKNTISTHY Df*. H K. SMITH'S | D 1<] NTAL HO 0%X I ?OVER? A.. H. FOSTER & CO S STQ! COCAINE USED IN gXTHAiJTING TEE Jan. a-l-ly. ^ ? * nEAR TOYOB. " a been ooe of tho tightest that our peoplo tar, yet our businosa has been a very sueto give our customers the very best bargains lose and sold accordingly. Now that tbe ry to taking stock, we hare decided to reduce s possible, by putting tho price right down Is must go, as wo cannot afford to carry over ng! ! Clothing 1 ! ! FOR $15.00 NOW $11.00 " " 19 on t. o sn " 10.00 " 8.00 10.50 " 8.25 RESS GOODS. Waterproof Cashmeres aud Lioscye at per ceot. off. AVY GOODS, going at pricos unhoird of before. J IAWLS, SHAWLS, 1 i Comforts will bo closed out at cost. Jo goods sold on approval or charged during T_TT TiMnrrr,F?c^ rivjiN i lay in your supply. Thanking our friends Respectfully, . . w. MCLIJRE, . i\afT ? M?2LET' I T AT ONCE.; E rgc stock of DltY GOODS, Shoes, Millinery, lat must be sold regardless of hard timos. notch with us. ic money to plank down tho spot cash for ight this soason, as some of our competitors <_ cannot put our prices on our goods and say d you must pay us our price for them or they jpendent as that. Now tho fact is, wo are com- y ncy within the next 30 days, and in order to i ;s for the CASH. T Thffl ^PRICES: to. 1 and 5c. 10c. Hutton and Lace, - 85c. ^ kin shoes at - 81.38c. 17c. ^ fn its. p< >r a man, at - ?1.00 1> your own price. talk to catch your trade, but we nicau busi- JV ur goods if you buy where you can buy the jn very liberal patronage in tho past, **o are ui I & SPARKS. . !F. I n'nriNNnR M I -? I V V V I 1 I 1 U I I | 'gc. DEALER I3ST ork ? '??= zOlil Moiiomliela Whiskies,z de- O " ?? 1)08 BROAD STREET, 1 hat ' AUGUSTA, - - GA. BXt, ,j He, TIIE LARGEST LIQUOR be HOUSE IN TIIE SOUTH. 22d A f- Choice Brandies, Wines, Qins, T jer, Rums nnd Liquors of Every Description. ^ '.or- Mill, lutiwns i>aie prompt attention. 1 dl',h Oct. 2U.l2.3m. |g ^ Spectacles anil Eye-Glasses, The Union Drug Co. Has a full line of lite ltesl SI'ECTAt'l.KS in|l" nml EYK-GLASSKS thnt Science lias been * able to pvoduoe, antl arc prcpatctl to suit any condition of the eye. a,s* Mar. 24-12-tf , as .... - yftii. . i or H i IKcaV i AI is. I liAUL M AKKs^b \ COPYRIGHTS.^ 1 CAM I OltTAIN A PATEN* * Fort - prompt answer and an bvnoct opinion, write to ltirSN A- <'<?.. who liave bad nearly dfiy yeara' experience in the patent business. Communication* strictly confidential. A II nnilhook of Information concerning I'siciit. and bow to obmem sent free. Also a ce?"!o;uc s! mechsiI ical .n,l .iviuiiMuu br...k? sent free. I Patents taken through Munn A Co. reeeru? special no'ic?iRfhe "?c!ri..inc A ttirrii'U n, and V S9 , thus are brought widely before tb. public with- . out cost to tbe inventor .plus splendid paper, , issued weekly, elegantly Illustrated, has by far the *' largest circulation of any scientific work In the 3 tp * a year. Sample copies sent free. Bulldlug Edition, monthly, $?.60a year. Single ... coD.es, 'i!i cents. Every number contains beau. Vil. tlful plates. In colors, and photographs of ut? houaetj with plana, enabling builders to ahow th. i i TH] NEW Y RACK 189 is in the Fast, We Pro LOW PR nd nromise to do von morn orormin I J o ~ " Ve have never been in better shap ban we are today, and no matter w , paper of pins, or a ball of thread a. uit of clothes, Fine Dress or Overcc rou can get them from ns cheaper t )ur splendid trade of 1803 proves 1 Jnion County appreciate our efforts ,t one close profit, and while our com imks, we have goajf^right along d< ;o our many frielESTs and customers ose to put forth greater efforts thi aakc it to your interest to buy your We are selling best Dress Calico at Heavy yard-wide Shirting, 5c. Lighter weight yard wide Shirtinj Fine Dress Plaids, 4c. Some lines in Dress Goods, Clothi lown to close out. Will pay you to No trouble for us to show goods, ar ou become dissatisfied with any a] ring it back and get your money. 3 HARRY LEADE1 'OTIOE OF COPARTNERSHIP. HE7 E, the undersigned, have this day fTHIhi ?V formed a copartnership, under the , m name of Bailey & Murphy, for the pur- P"^il'c,: ise of denling in Furniture, Lumber, Sash. a ' "r oors, Blinds and Lime. proparc We cordinlly invite the people of Union or cu id Union Couuty needing anything in this ue to call on us. We will make it to the tercst of the purchaser to alicaya buy from ^ y?>ce T. E. BAILEY, NovL. I'. MURPHY. Conic to see us, we mean to sell the goods__ Jan. o-l-tf. XjL pr - paired l . JOHNSON, Jit. J. C, WALLACE. mu8t c? JOHNSON & WALLACE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, No. d Law Kongo. 'ILL PRACTICE IN STATE AND UNITED 1 STATES COURTS. ? Jan. 12-2-dm. JB| Union Drug Co., ?DKAI.KRS IN? FOI I f vol RUGS, Patent Medicines. Toilet Soape, stuj^Ht Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth ?:t,om Brushes, Tooth Powders, ?xpcrii Face Powders. Irani1" i ...w,' I, full line of l'uints, Oils, Putty, Stains, | ing?hn Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. hours' obncco, Snuff, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, \v<- iia and all kinds of Druggist Sundries agc.?, a kept in a first-class Drug men'fit Store. ili<->in hysicinns' Prescriptions carefully com- ' cannot pounded at oil hours. ; \ silt l> he Public will find our stock of Medicines | ln-lavs complete, warranted genuine and p of the best quality. " all and sec for yourselves. eb 17-7-ly L ' The Itest Shoes for lAf I 6 W W' ??S* ' ?'* * srP r9' ^r' VEfl 'efe.' \m ' \wXs3. bo i\?L m 3522558?' DEALERS who push the sale of W. L. D vhicli helps to increase the sales on their fTortl to iM-ll Ht a lt?*H profit, and *? b?IlM'? wtwcwr ui w? u?wer advertised below. Cm taloarue FOlt SALE H W. T. BEA' Jan. 19-3-5ju. j#* v IB J orhH MAMA +A T Alll) in psu IU Ludll in / s ICES, e good than ever before, e to offer you bargains hat you may want, from t lc. to a line Shoe, Hat, >at, you will find that hall from any one else, to us that the people of to give them their goods ipetitors have cried hard saling out rare bargains Now this year pronn ever before, -andTTVfff <mmi? from ;;'s. \ < 5c. # 5, 4Je. ng, Shoes, etc., marked call and see them, id remember that should L'ticlc purchased from us, r *n i p 11 ours nespecuuuy, & BELK, IS IN LOW PRICES. Medical Partnership. undersigned respectfully inform tbe iblio that they hare entered into ship, for the practice of Medicine gcry in nil branches, and will be d to respond promptly to all calls - services, day and night. T. MUNltO. J. G. GOINGS, over Posey's Drug Store, Onion 3-44-tf. IV O T I C K . ING made a change in business all nlics who liavc had Furniture re? it T. 15. 15ailey's are notified thatthey ,11 for same and pay for repairs by y 1?!, '94. If not called for ftyeh Hal I ui f uiur.uiu n in uc cuiu n i nuuivu - - - Monday in February (o I and utorage. I BAILKY & MURl^^V I 13,000.00 J A YEAR M R THE INDUSTRIOUS. M i want work tlial la|>1en>ntit and profitable, yoitruddre** iiuiucdiatclv. Wo teach men linen li"W to earn trom a.V(N) per day to > per yrar without having had prcviou* tua-.uiid furnish the clnplov me... at which it make that amount. Nothing diilicult to ir that reuuirc* uiucli Iliac. The work la I'ulthy, iiikI hotiorahlc, and ran la-done durtime or evening*, right in your own locallerevcr you live. Tlie result of a few work often r<|iial? n week'* traces. taught thousand*o| hotli next'* hud all ud ti'Miiv have laid foundations that will Iiriiix (lii'iii riches. Some ??l" Hit* smartest i this country ii?i> tln-lr success in Iif?- to rt given till-Ill while III our ?r?ii|il??v \ears foil, ri-uilrr. ninv (hi -ii? wolf; full. Nocnjillul ii**i-*Miry. Wi-Hi yononi > in<-1111 ii fr Hint i* ne W, not III. anil mire. A rliiiful of nilvice I* free to nil. Help your y writing for It to-day? not tomorrow. ; arc costly. C. A:.?,EN & CO., Box 420, AUCU3TA, MAINE. L. DOUGLAS GENUINE ITlWC WELT. lom'Wnter proof. Rest Shoe sold at the price. snti op.SC Dre?s Shoe. custom work, costing tro..! *6 to $8 Police Shoe, 3 8oles. lies! Walking Shoe ever made. .60, and 82 Shoes, Unei|uallt-d at the price. oys 82 St 81.76 School Shoes A Arc the liest lor Service. fl LADIES' M J kS3, $a.60 $2, $1.7 itr?t l^nioU, Spilth, XminK?nAS*rvlceabl#.Be?iT In the world. All Stjrlee. | ln*Ut upon h?rlD| W. L. 'frS*' UourUi Hboci. Mum "?V?naprice stamped on * ' ^ W.,. bottom. Brockton HE rrnrr^iri "? puglas Shoes g ain custorSbrs, ' * full line Of gOtnls. They con in mtw money oy k "jiMf * ! JOUr *.' JWj free upon anplkmo"* ? - , H