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f (jaH^ea ? (jiinsfcfr PUBLISHED KVE8V FBI DAY i ? BY ? ; ? W. I. T1LLEJMGIE. -i , ? ? ?r , , ' CAM DKN, C.,Mardi;i<Vr!833. Cleveland s -inaugural Address. Th^ inaugural oration of Presi dent Gnrr?r Cleveland is charac teiiatic of vbe man ? ier$?, compre hensive ami wanly. V. ' Wliile recognizing With patriotic pride the gflwetttees of live Cqited Slates, be has t,U? courage to plain ly point ont "certain conditions *nu tendencies among our peo^V *kich h?en? to raeaaae th* intrg rity and usefulness of their gov?*m raenw*. ? - . ? One of the greatest dangers which hj ' thinks threatens the f>eace and prosperity of the cowu ^ try, is paternalism with its brood of kindred evils. Protection for protections sake, ha says, is "',he bane of ~ republican institutions and the constant peril -vigour gov ernment by the people." '1 his evil he is as una! tern My opposed t r, a*> lie was when he first s plainly de fined his {position in regard to it, and when, lie found oat that he w.is just four years ahead of the people. He truly says: "It undermines the self-reliance of our people asd substituted in its place a dfpe:;d ence upon government favoritism." He rightfully maintains that wasie of -public tnoney is a crime and depreciates the granting of ?bounties and subsidies and clearly *hows that -he intends to arrest with a tirra hand the alarming growth of the pension frau(Jf, which *iave beco draining the Treasury, and tending to prostitute the gov ernment and at tin same time cor rupt the recipients oi its bounty. Cleveland aUo adheres to hU old position .on civil service reform, ?when he says: "One mode of mis appropriation of public funds is ? avoided when- appointments to of fic, instead of being rewarls of partisan activity, are awarded to those whose efficiency promises a fair return of work for compensa tion paid to them.1* While recognizing the be no His arising from fair competition in business, he thinks the Federal government should, so far^as it is able, protect the ^*copl? from^-- being ground down bv trusts and monop olies, when formed for tie sole pur pose of limiting production and fixing prices. Tn regard iQgjjfcor YtTHtions wi4rtv the Indians, he hold that hum-vnity and fairness should make us ireat them with f jrbsarance. Cleveland's remarks upon 1'ie ?great and vexed question of the National currency clearly indie ales .i . v . . ? ? - " ins position. He says: "Manifestly nothing i3 more vital to our swpreinscv c* " ' p nation and to the l?encficient pur jijoscs * of our govern mtti* than a sound and staple enrren ey." Thus he avows his unalterable opposition to free silver, which he ft-ars Will ?work great harm by depreciating the currency. II- says in regard to the enrr^ocy : "Its exposure to degradation should at onee arouse | to acliv.ty the most -enlightened i jstatesmiinsiiip; and the danger of <depieci:5tion in the purchasing! ptfwer of waves paid to the toilers. ' should furnish the strongest i r4 o ^ n - ? live to^ prompt and conservative j t ^reception.'* . 'I Parlicuh.rly " notieel le wa> the ?complete ignoring of th? Hawaiian annexation sciien*e. It is evident,! .and particularly gratifying to J 'Democ."aJ^-that Mr- Cl velaqd in-. tends to i u vefctig.s te: that rtibjeCtj more thorough I y than Mr Harisonj ?lid before" committing" inrpytlf, I and a? he put himst If, in his: addre?sr squaicly on reeord a* .opposed to subsidies avl byunii*-* ???* ali iriuds, ii w certain that if ? Hsw?ii g?-ts annexed its1- gngar;; planters wiil gct no bounty on their; *ugar. _ / Cieveland s .ad Ir??9^ as a whole j shows thal.'wfrite !?e do** not rtitenri ' to favor any i il I cat schemes^ he. does intend to stand fcj u aire *y' upon the plii^ks nf t!ie National Demo-' < -^ratic flatform. * ' ; Cl-^rUnd js too i>ig a roan to -nse hi^ioffiee. for theL^ks^wwictBl of person* friends or the.pnrHsli- , meat o^enemies, and whil* adher- 1 to principle he intends Ui he ' the President <?f the whole people. ' Ot a correspodent that has been \ *miag on the subject i f the dis pensary law * xxtl question arising ' Lherefjoin, in the columns of Tur Chsoxiclk f?T the pas; few weeks ; under^the -nom de plume" of'j -Fair Hay,~ write ns this w*, k ; that he *4dnes not feei at all go^e " ' and -is willing to change the au^ jectto 8omethm2 aor, in:erwti to the readers of The C hr^icle.** ' As-jre hve fully sta^ position and ^e^s on the tnattPr - we hastily availv^ojraelf of tig proposition;, believing that the pobhc hfi a tbmough understand- ' iag of the points at issae, we cer-, - ? S-** - . 1 - . . <0. ? : ? ? ~ tainlj^have jio d e^r^to^a a j Qjji n a personal controversy with a party who writes utHtejr an tmon^mous Mme. v ? 'V !; ' i ? - ? - '"-1 :. *" - ?.*?' r Gov. Mcfixytr, of Ohio, recent ly lost his entire private fortune by hiving endorsed for a friend wjiose , d^lfo he had to pay, nnd a grezrt many people and newspapers are ex pressing, line.. most intense sym pathy for hi? in his "misfortune." wtnle it is the proper thing to d?> to sympathize with a feilow heing who is in some distress, still Tn J,hi* case Gov.-McKinU'y has the salary of his office to fall back on, the neat sam .of $8,000 p^r annum. O * , * * t which should.. at, leaser keep the wolf from the ;door, pod we'dare say his financial condition is now no worse than that of thousands oi hi? fellow citiz. n*. \ ? \ ^ A 'prominent Tilhnhnite ?aid to us | 'latft week that Judge Withcrsooon will ho certain to succeed himself when his m- v present term shall expire, lie is es teemed bv ail Democrats as a fair and uprijrht man and an able, impartial. and pain -'.akinjr jurist and we brieve the people of York and the other co.inti.is of j his iudiJd district unanimously de?;re ' ? his rotrniion on thu bench. ? Reck Ili 1 j Herald. V ^ Judge Will. ersponn renewed .jhe | favorable opinion. held of him whil^ ! here at the recent term of court, I / and we believe that hi? re-election to the bench would give general satisfaction. | : 1 The trustees o' school district No. l have appointed April 4th to hold an electioDj to decide whether bonds shall be issued to build a new f ? ? V school house in the city of Camden. The act authorizing suclflssue has already been published, in ibis pay ! per. We hear of no serious oppom tiv"*n to it, and there certainly shojild be none. In our next i?suc w<> will discuss the matter at length Cleveland's appomtmcrt ; Hoke Smith to a position in fbe j cabinet is probably due to a desire | to r*co$>nize the "joung men in |politic3." Mc. Smith is only 3? i years old, and while lie had not at tained a national reputation, he 'is uadoubtediy a man of ability. -T" ? 1 - SHALL WEH AVE A DISPExTSABY? ? ?? ? ? ? : Some Arguments Presented Acl ! locating: the EKtabtiNtuuent of One. . JN Editor Chronicle: ? Allow roe ?through yoitr paper to air my views upon I the subject of the city dispensary, j It i.s admitted by ?1I thinking people | that prohibition docs .not proidbit. Should our free -holders refuse Jo endorse the ; privilege of dispensing lkjuors to those | who will have their daily ur.im, why as ;h matter of course, these citizens who j use the ardent r-ill grt-t it ly h<-ok or by [ crook from other sources. North Oaro j lir.a nnd (ieorgia can and v i'l gladly fun. ish by the underground railway all ; the liquors required, ar.d ??> .uivh r> f or.r morey now in tirculat'o:. r ill tr.ke its flight t?; those two states. I a ??? not an advocate f.:r t; - open tar room where drink? :?rc r- t-.iled ?o the y?.ung ant! old ali'xe and y ??: r ht-vs en ticed into back recjns for tlx voeia! 'drink; hut I do wv that uny cilircn of South Carolina is a law w-nn him*-!/, and has the ri-ht to make a..d use ardent- ] spirits ard men by this f'od-Hv-n ri;ibt j and protected by ti e ons:r u*;op of the United States will cent n"j. to u.-.c- i!*e.se| rights just r.a long as whis!.ey, "r? indv. J wine and bf er arc n aniif.ic* .r<'d. Yon' can't keep men fro.j; La. ? in _r it. Kaunas 1 tried it ar.d Missouri pr fit -d ! ,? ;!* !:iw*j that State passed. Mr.irc 'r.--d irrrdj we koAT tin- re-alt; a t-x of uu u-h* ?: | only 10 cent# and a drink :ii,o*n ,r. ' ifl?<tnd tbe match jndustr, v.-rv uj-wL f-n- j haneed. Atlanta tri-.d it a:-! A"?; iV?. ! and other ci io-; *<i:i!cd 'h'-ii t?-st ! and Atlanta wenf i a- k u? o..r. ??.? .sh.- ' could to ?h.-t prin.??pl?-s ar.d i-! w* votm- i time bi-ft-ri; ?,N(jh?* recovered* from her, Ioss^h. Tf TtjH want 'csie 2?;.rti? i.'ar?.- 1 lina and Geor^ni smile l^ud snd ir??a>' ' ju*tl?-t any town in our stnt^ re fur e to ! (ifiive the means - f sulta'ying our ci izens ! and that town in our state thatu-.e- open the dispensary. according to rh* new law ' recently enacted, will get our '?ash. Nov, 1 win p -t dwn in co:.cm?.?n ' the result of net having 4 diipt-nsarv : - 1st- The I-tsi of revenue : taxt-s hi -h* i er ? we have a t..*t o of it already. 2nd. A reduction of cash i?ow in j circulation , l.y Hs hunting other st* tey. ! 3rd. A general loss in trade; f??r if i ope ariicle is ordered abroad, others will ' accompany it >;;4th. Thos-/ w ho In^utside city lirn- j ?ti. will lojk ppon our merchants as be i|i^. the cause of.theiMking deprived of dl^ir privileges and a gradual but cer tain boycotting will be the result and 5 tnr.t mvans ruir. Certain cajntdluts w'll uke-?d- j vllittp|6 of this prejudice and cotpbine \ dgzrcst our mr rchants f^r tj;e count n ^ th-.*re> not gr^at danger oi i tius? *^?t us w ei^n well, aau not i'sten Vj fiinatica of the Sa:n Jones order, who . wo?W coerce all miiitu t?'> their narrow - ' minded views and ruin tbe general pros- 1 perity nf oar ejtr. So, "Mr Etiitor, cacaot acfr.rd to! exi*riment with what has b^en the ruin I of: other.: cities. This in a known and | tne<^ result, let us beware how we are'' driven into *uch a coarse of action. Tlie law h.xs *-een jr xati if we nc jltct to take ad\ unlade of its rights and privileges, others if ?e wish j to keep up with the proves* ion we must ' p-fch and pull, for if we <h bp out of the ! ranks, we will ruTer catch up a-a.i.! Time once lost car. never 1* regained * ? tie same Uw will apply to business! i U'; ?"-ir P* P?e think befoie tbev a,- . , - - ? ?S? who Lovz< Oli> Cax:,zs. ! ; S^' (cribe fot Tax Cbcoxiclk. i! * vfASHlNOTfoft V [ F router jejpdar correspondent ] : ... .W asujjjgtun, March ?, 189?." . , ^^^falisit&pt^u&isfn cannot he washed out, snowed ont, btlowed out or frozen ^oal. . Tfae north wind blew, hut lh-"8e an noyances dhi- noi count * hen it came to inaugurating a democratic P resident. /, Mc .Cleveland' proved hjs indifference to them by declin ing to deliver hit* inaugural address . in the Senate chamber/ instead of from the open-air . platform on the cast frorjit of the Cfapllol, More tfhicb* Handing itr the anow st.otm. were aboirt 10,000 people, 'He thought and correctly too that il these people were ^gppd euongli Jemocrats to t>i 6y r^the sterip ' o see bino ? f <jw of .'them couM get near enough tc>' hfrar him deliver his in nugural address nnd take the\oaih of office, he wag good enongh Demo crat to take off big ha t , storm or no storm, an?J do and he did. ?There iff. t \iioney enough in existence to^Hn* from the Presi dent the worn hfhle upon wiitcb he took the oath of office in 1885, aid upon which Chief Justice Fuller administered to him the same oath Sitnrdav. It is more valuable than gold or precions stones^, it was his mother's, and Mr Cleveland ii:?s never forgotten the command rnent, /'Honor tjiv father nnd moth or.^tr. 7 - Is ot since t)ie second inaugura tion of Grant/has there hetn suc't a disagreeable inauguration day, but the only no',iceihle elfeet t'je weather hud was to keep a few roeri whose health was not robust out ui the parade, which was over three hours levnji; as it was, to disfigure ?ml disarYhnge the house decora tions and to postpone the firewoik" Everything else went off according to programme, just as would haw been done had the day l)een a?' ba,mya*that on wMchj land was first inaugurated viewing' stand with the t and the Vice Preside n? were a larj?e number of prominent' ladies and gnntlemen, snong Ihc'm Mis 0 leveland and Mrs Stevenson. The Yice-Presidfnt, in his W dress, npen assuming the vhnfr ?>f the Sen r le at the opening of i;>. extra session, made an excellent impression upon the Senators well as upon the public. HispnptA larity y.itli the rank and* Hie of the tier, ocratic party is r.n':oundc * and ?%a*ia more to the |u?int i?. ;> all reserved. He is made of the right stJilf, A. cojv*piipj?r inun was tell ing him that he snpptj^ed the dig nity of his pew office will prevent reception of the free and easy methods in vogue in j fiix office, when lie was first assistant Post Master General,* and the ''boys" were always welcome. 3fi Stevenson laughed and said; "My new ofhee will make no difference. You boys will be just as welcome .is in the old days. There r% ill he no sentry standing in front of the Vice-president's rbom.' You will not, be forced to dfve intoyoVV po< k;*ts*and fi^b (;ni a caul to be transmitted to me on "a salver. 1 he doc i wi il #f^nd wide op??n. There are p. .:f:i8 'inside for you to occupy. Y?'U will walk light in, nnd if ! am not there you ujii vnd f'^r mo. W hi -revet I am the rmwgpapcr man U welcome. J an: the^ vice pn?Md?nl.. of the1 people, anj the pc pie are entitled wlijC I am dopg." 'i ^erowiibt no red tape about the -jdllco. Hvotwer \V a:jam.:5;er i'a sn expert on the value - f :'d;eriiM!,g. He *igr?a!iz?*d his 'v iremorn, from pill-li;: life by e-'U?!li1g. f of COUrSi j h?. govern mi!; t expense) a }wter t? eve rv Post ;.i astA* ami . / V .-."vj a ;i v j moil eleik in the country, 'jfjils. i '?-Iter administers tairv in suo?i bj?j j '?huiiks tijat ii s receivers ca^n6t ' fail to lead between t'iu lines:! "I 4*m again in bunne** nL t i i - <1^1 i flam! : bargains iu every dejmrl ment." ? H xur ^ievj reniiieu: - ? ? An exchai go publishes tlie fo!l<,wiiii.r | interview wiih a b?n \ of a^gt'la; ' " T? - 1 i nic. anjzeli'* in*ts, ;< Ye im. f of Shall -uili-ii-iir editors helon* j I!a*e no ab< ?ve ?7 " vTh<i xngi'l ' ami replied : *'i'o us i-i kn*?wi*-djrt? jjiver. ? ? i I)elLiquents /?? the. printer1* .law&ks. ? ("a:: never <?:;!('?- hea\en. " - ? i It r.iust have been the trt nome i nioua editor v. ho >po;;c (>*t the ar.g 11c* | hand. ? ' , ( This is Meant for You. It has twn truly ?*i l tl*. At o .c h.;'f/>! j the world "Joes :w>t know h< v th; other i hn'.f (\>mj?arat;.velv few of us haw j perfect health. oMi: :j to the impure fx, ii- I li t ion of .?nr blcr*:. B^t rub atcm^ i fn>rn flav to d:?v. -?? it-Is scarcely a tho'ii^ht | unless f irefd t" our ' attention./ of the thousands- ail ah ut us who are *nfl\ riti>r j from scrofula, sa'.t rheum a n< lather st-r- : iou? blood d'-?rl-Ts, and *h/fs* a?ronu?s i can only In- imagine# Th*1 .marked >uc- ! cess of Up od'? Santa pari lla for these! troubles. :vs she*-* in our rdvertijdnjr ? columns frequei tlv. certainly .'wns t<- j justify urglnz th-- fcs*> of this excellent ' remedy by ali who know that their b'oo?l ' ia disordered. K very claim in behalf of | Hood's 8ar?aparittj? is fullj.bark'fd up j by what the mMirine has "dene and isj still d->in*. an ! when it? proprietors urjr ; its m^riia and it* me upon ail wh.> snffer > from impire blood. Lr j^-eat o f atrial? ie-, grees, the\ certainly me^n to jnclccf ? To Get lit the Fact* Regarding Ilood'i Sirsapar.il*>, a*k the people w ho trke this m^i^tne. or read the te-tirnonials often publiehed in tb;? paper. They will cert::inlrconvinee to * that Ho'?d'fi S.tr?apari;U po -?<*?*** un equalled r??rit , and Ifijt TlOOD*^ ', CURF.^. Hoftfl's Pills cure constipation by, r' -'orin? the pe-irtnlii: autiOft of the , j?'lTnentsry canal, Tiiey are the be?t faniiv cathartic. ? i i Hhpamatism i nrwl in a.. Bay.? | "Mvsnc Cure*' 1 ?r Rheumatism i rr<\ N^ur:*g*^ radically cuies in 1 \ V? 3 days. lt? a -lion npori the \ system is remartahle anl mysteri ...t oirii | * on?. It at once removes the and the disease immediately disap pesrfs. The first, dose greatly bene fits; 75 cents. Sold by F. M. Ztmp druggist, Camden, S. C." ' u j Mr, and Xr?l? C+Uickatimm" . . of Sttaim, K. Y. .*?? ? Husband anjl Wife * ? V. Both Cured by . Hood's . .. , Sarsaparlila Catfurh, Kidney Complaint, Heart Failure, Liver Trouble*. " I thlnlc it niy duty to voluntarily tell what Hood's Sarsaparlila has done for myself and wife. Lant spring my wife Was In a very bad way with kidney complaint; felt Miserable AM the Time and could hardly get around the house. She began to tak* Hood's Sarsaparlila, and la mm week she was Improving. When she had taken but three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparlila she was eased of that dreadful disease. As for n?e, I was troubled with Catarrh, Heart Failure and Lhrer Complaint. Suffered so in tensely that I Could Not Sleep At Bight, nor get any rest through the day. As soon as I Lay down, my heart would beat so hard that I would have to pit up. I had very severe mUm tesfce ?will mi my back and noises In my head like a Seek eC Mack WmU oil singing at one*. So you see I was . hard up. 1 aUo experienced benefit from Hood's Sarsaparlila wiikia a week after I began taking it. I have improved rapidly and can now sleep better than I liave for a year, can eat and not bloat cs 1 used to. We praise i Hood's Sarsaparlila for we think there Is no medicine like It" Hkx by C. and Mauy K. Richardhon, Siloam, Madison County, N, Y* ^ 1 HOOD'S PJLJLS eur? liver Jlli, eouitlpatUra, Mkmaeii, jantdlce, alclc herula.ee, indigestion. SPRING OPENING. I s am now receiving and opening up daily thfc large t and handsomest line ofSpiing Clothing. Hats and i: iwt* {Wishing* ever brought to his city, and embiariuz ail Uhe leading novelties and staple pattens in Gents' and Boys daifcitg. Having mad.' n I Socially of this branch of busi ness for more than twenty years past, and not. handling a general or tnix**d stock, 1 can <a(ely assert lhat I am better equipped to 'serve you in this line than any other house i - this state. There is another item which worthy of yur careful consideration, and that lis that I always endeavor to ! give you a dollars worth f??r a [dollar, and when yo?i s? e inv (line of suits at $7 oO, ,$!0 on. '?12.00 and ^-15.00 you , will wonder bow ' they cau Ikj sold at. such fyur?*s/ It ?s easily ?*x plained. D'unji the un'.{?'st Clothing buMiv.-ss o( any house in South Carolina", I ; ni ena'uleii to buy my *stock c o- cj margin than smaller notice*, ?md when you male;-* y< ur pur rh >f- Irom n:e you z 5 ?he benefit ot it. If von are ivd. already one of my customers, who are nu merous and located in i-vf?ry portion of Smt: i l-aro] *?. I want to make oi.e of .? u. -o.d I guarantee satislactic and prompt attention. *1 a special t v ol extra size, st< iifd slim suits, and k-ep a fuii line of them in stock . If "sou cannot vir-h * o-nmhin write for what you v. -i: - -ind youv o:d'.*r?vi ! ;* :v ? ';>pt attention'/; Mi l. k I N A U I >, . & j 10 M A 1 N" STI51./ T. COLUMBIA.- S-C. I IXO . I. W!i iu>> \Vhoesalc (iroccr V r, Wholesale Dealer in ^ lNES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. N \ tS3 L't.-t Bay, Chariton, S. C. PATENTS. OMT&Sl fcr PT'JittUDS 5'Vt S?[ DTXBOXS & ZDTJSCi | Inventive A^e Eui!din.j; WASHINGTON, D. C. HUNDREDS ? OF / hundreds \ OF : b^BE'WU^y U$IMg\/ using SILURIAN SPRING WATER. NATURE'S GREATEST ? _crf?l water to beaks m -_i tatac 111 odispsrbj sad arts*. " * tm wrpi" ? ' * ?2 PMI BOOK MJUkCO FlUC Kidnf j cr UH*fy trosbtes m? lirrly relieved ud ctnd by its sac- It it s ?sid alienuTS, parities the bind, wi Krtapb ui caerc?- ladaned sad re tnasiilid by tbe pkjmaam U A aeries. SlUfftiAM MmilUL tntM Co.. fMUMU, mcotsia. Wishes its many customers a HAPPY NEW YEAR, trusting that will bring them greater happinefS and pros perity than they have ever experienced in the pjst. is gone, ana with it must go the biggest bargains ever offered in drv goods etc., as the quotations bc iow will show : Beautiful line fLncy weave Henriettas, all shades, cheap at 40c.. now 33 ic. \N 39 inch broken plaid, all wool ncrge Flannels, formerly fold at 15c now 35c, All wool lleni iettae, 39 inuh, worth 75c, n<?w 5<)c.. and col- 1 ored Henriettas, 44 inch, offered now at 4oc. Sweeping reduction in all Winter Dress Goods also in Eider, Down and Plaid Flannels. CARPETS! CARPETS!!; Biggest Line and Best A-sortment in the city and wc call vpcci;i? j I attention to the sween'm" reduction in nrftea : , 1 i ?* .v i , - ^ runner price 20 % now l;>r\ 'n i'!, *' '-iHr. J 1 ? k 45c,- - 33? '? ?' ilfrc, %4 " " ")0c, " 4ijc. '? o7e. kt 4 \c. Floor Oil Cloth 4-4 'J.r?c. ' 8 4 50 ?. Lc'nolium 8-4 *1.00. Ilt'inp Carpets, nice patterns from 1 lc to 18**. Bit; reduction in Rugs ? Smyrna and Mo'jur?tt'\ < ]Y\'^ line Blankets and Comforts at CO.^T. l)>n't buy your BOOTS till you visit the FA-! MOUS GILT KDOK STORE ; we will sorely save yo'i money ? { PRICE IS NO OBJECT. Call emv ami sc-curc Heme of the great bargains in Clothing < and Overcoat?, for tlie big reduction in prices m causing theui to di*sapi>ear, Also a frw Ladies' Cloaks leti which wili be ci^:0! out nt COST. Misses' and Children*' cloaks at ABSOLUTE COST With sincere thanks to the trading public for pastWors and soliciting a continuance of the eainc? RESPECTFULLY. p T, VILLEPIGUE, 'Kui-KIiiTOK. ORUAHj M'tlfttetf \y mutual ai$t?ht wii^S vtrbioh'sii Uii tttoeflu ten rewards lti^j Tbe copl ll At 25 jtui 36 ? ut*k "? 1 Other i|n "united, m i>crvi?io? of | cbunliie Trw 'lory and hai W . I. VILLI Which I offer bouses by tbe cheaper (ban it SKINS, KIPm DO Y01 I fio, you tl growth of all TRUCKERS 81 MELOK ^ f)r. II. V.DumUb, $ro?tb and deffc Inquired "What I Ui4 VvMe???ra B. P. Bi and aay tlity wllf Monsrt 8. YoiruU, ?o flitter I Djf, iUfjr vast' Mr. E. Miller Bovkie,' o! oala from 25 to 40 Mr. Y, I). Gtl>aoo, year for acvrral ) cart SI fioiu "the II % r Mr, J. S. Wealherly, per ypur oa cotton, and ?griNVEST!GAT? KB" ?ml "CKREALIT&* SPRINGS, Ki'SHasia? HIR! t* \ SHOES IUST Just nan ue quote gFSAVE CLOTHING. Children's Kilt Suits from to ,? Hoy'h Jersey knee pantu from '>.<>0 to 5.00. Boys' knee pants suits loc. to 7.00. * Youths' long: pants suits to 10.00. - . }f Men's : ?ick suits from 3 M 20.00. ? i Men's cutawfiT suits -.00 to 1H.00. Overcoats from 3.00 to 1! Single paQts from 50c. to Mens' and boys' crush h*l shirt?, white and red, 50c to cy cap* cheap. - The quaHtj' Call and get a bargain. ZEMP