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THE PEOPLE S JOR VOL I.-NO. 4 PICKENS. S. C., THURSDAY, DIGMBER 5 igo'. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR The World's Ilor all forms of fever take I t. te 1001 times beot.ter than nine cannot do in 10 days. feeble cureiB made by <uni COSTS 8eIling Ev w mprop Carriages, Suri At an 11 il oil 1 ostock im iere l. 1, H arness of all kiis n ,lnes, mtvarious otl.e lmake Ildko a0iwl all"! Webtr; u. (11be11 Now i, [iit! e . es oIon for sellii prprolil. or no profit. The seisol folr Nules ant( 1 yet, Iitmimer, we paa 14) hol <110 mlw own w:,r.W will sell1 :mil kim r t n 1.) all . %N Ihld If) See Ow Ieople whl't her I itio rer Coilrt, Itivt r 111141 .ack W ALTIRi W. WITE,.. MARBLE ui de'ign 114 miprices 1.4 v IT WILL COST' YOlJ ONt Tdci (p1 illty, tho gu'ar in.ni ,l D)exter Broo I Iilll!R. JUS T These iald Times do Bargain I 'These Special Tables I dable No. 1 ls stocked with all woc -Sufts, somne of thorn ye Table)I No. 2 Is loaded with a lino 0 any one of which woul rTale No. 3 is stocked with tho tyvle, cut and finish u; yon will find the very line now weaves. M your choice of the Tal 217 Greatest Fever Medicine. JO"NSON'S Cn1IL anl F14 V11t TONIC. quinine and does ml a single day what slow qtii 63t's spleidid enres are in etriking contrast to the n10. 50 CENTS IF IT CURES. at Costz er y thin g. osed eliines; inl mlr. msineuss, we will sevll eys, Buggies, Phaetons and Wagons Absolute Sacrifice! m'l". tak" mlur word for if., hillcomo am i See for yvom. el f :1114 he conivincedA. cost. We carr l'''Ihe Il;b11c41-V. ( !om :t~tad , Tl' olt & s of 1Ii4h-, &c. as slrie4; Ili h ( itie Walvgronts, Ilte per grad ite owenolro, Ta.or aind (lat tialoga. by v(Iecles or4 1 11f all kh l id we atre goinhg 1.1 mell Ill or.e; i prlt.ty well over hul. n% e have a few har gtins 1se! rt-il. or (lekl hire, owin our (n t revoisitory mid anyhig-e hav for (-a0h ilr A4ood plaper-. POlite 'h10en ill 4 Xr, enville coeilt i d se( Is. W. :tre alwa1ys heny wish1 to) uny or. nol.. )HARLES & McBRAYER, <nSrets.(110 CN V IL ILC, S. 0. Tr E- & (DO., I u li all kll Iuitds of AND GRANITE mni emlplo)y nione but1 firstlelnss; workmlan to filish Il he work. r' line4 a1 pla~l enni i with onbir el~tss4 will brIingi a mant heoe. WIe' huyl inl lar lots and14 ('an give' the lo)we'~ WVIHiIT E & 00., A nderson, 8, (1. 3Y ON IC~ CICNL' TO l'IND) OUT' A lsOUJT TI Hl10 ( M A TTR IESS;" pelcos, andl the si/ A . I) -, l ni Ia .-- pas I; Almr 1 sIgn your' namo,.in".full, gi ving addrnasg. mn and Mattress Co. IREE bYEKS IN MHlOH To Iars need Lo do double duty, and whal uisiness long enough to know where t< NSP ECT n the fr'ont enl Elf 11ur1 Clothing Dep lrtmont. 1 $7 501.) to 50 (a 8imero Chevlot and Wors.ted ry stylish1, your choilco from thia Table for'.... *5 (0 I nI) Clav Wor'and, Casaimoro andi Cheviot, Suls, 1l br i n' $I(0 (30,)1. u' t. ren on theso Is . .. 7 50 chdie'st, of the so--son On tuhi tablo you will tind to the h!ght.Q~ Ideal Elf the mno4t, aslIdilous liere nobbies'. 1as well na the most '-ubatiantial, in all the any of thatm soldi folr $15 and $18 in other ale e o; )I..........~..................... ..........$9 U-pper Main Street, LIMF OF MUCH ADVE-,NTURR. Postinaster linsor Was in Federal Army -Cxperlences as a Revenne Officer, Dr. .. F. Enator has received his commission aR postmaster at Columbia. I1is appointment wais aIinoulIIced some time ago, but there was a lot of red tape to be compliedi with. A few days ago ie filed his bond for 54,o0o), secured by pelonai1l collateral. IlIe says that his reappointment is dlue to the endorsements given him by the commercial interests of Columbia, ad ded to the support of the Ilepublican party. Dr. Etnsor in his early days led a life of adventure. lie was born a South (rn man, bi ut selved in the Union army. Ills father resided in Boaltimore Couity, Aariland, and wasi a lover of hue horses. Ile Was also ai nil aldcut. .1)porLer of the cause of States rights, and141 partisan feeling was so intenise itn the bordcr States that Dr. Ensor says he was really glad when the Yankecs Look till of his fitther's line iddle horses. Ilis father never forgave him for entering the Federal army. Ile went, into service as a lieiutenant and assistant surgeon of the l'irst Mary land cavalry, and was aftet wards pre liotedl to major and surgeon. IIc went home with his major's opaulettes and (loubl'.-broasted coat, but his fath er did not receive him cordially. 110 f never saw his fattier a;gain, for the od gentleman was so heart-broken over Lee's surrenider that le died two 111011h later. Dr. Ensor, was detailed for Itliitaly I (dit~y in Columbia immediatel y n fter the war. Ile gave up his lt lly dkities to . become supei ill t(mtlenlt, of the State hiospitl. for the inisanie, "11and he left - that, inst itutioni when the I)emocrat1s got control of tihe St-iLe goveltument. Dr. Elsor is about tihe only on1e of old Republican regime who ilas kept his head above water. After leavin the intSLnle hosI)ital he was ap)oiite I to the revenue service. lIe made a dari'ig and relentless raider and the Iloolishile's hated him. Ilis narrow escapes we~tre numerous. lie tells (ne iliciden t which is characteristic of the life of a revenue ollicer. Onte day lie received a message tell. ing him lint an illicit still was being oplerateed near Tiyoo, N. C. With a dleptuy ie set out for that place. They had traveled seveial miles over c01111 try roads when they were suhtdenly halted. 11 Oh, doctor," came a voice from the d&rk. 1 Din't, go any fur ther or 3011 will be kiIled. Th aILt ll(essage Was sent to decoy you up here. There are sox men ll) beyonld 13ling in Wait fot you with double-barreled shotguns. Thre twere seven hlere, aind I was the seventh but, as I lay the'e in the bushes I happiied t) riiietileber tit I had sat ii the saie .lasoniC lodge with yoi, and I slipped away from the others to0 warn 3ou." The doctor diidn't, go any further, otil he0 is now a more devoted Mason tian ever. iln speaking of I)r. Ensor's reap pointment as postmatt.cr, 11 gentItlemIani whose name is a s) nibul of good judg iet, remarked that '":Ile is onie of the old line t elpublians who kept his lied above water, lie showed what,4 was in him when lie was superinten detnt of the asylum. The credit of the State was at a low ebb then. T1hie asy The WOA a Greatest UCure for BItalaria X For all formiabf Malarial notson tuig tako Johnhun's Chit and Pecve: Tonic. A tant of Mataraal poison-1 '- in ye-.ir bio(NI lilalH iiery aii falluore. Bloxt meIti let in ean' t.curo for It iR JOH NSON'S TON IC. (lot a bottle to-itiny. Costs 50 Cents if i Curea. DO WAT0YO EXP ECl we want to say to you is that find great values, and we hiav< Shirt Specials. A big lot, Monogram $1 Shirts at 50c WVison Bros. $1 and $1 '25 customi mado(1 Shirt.....- ..- ... .. 75c dLIion trad line I ress Shi , . . OJSc The Celebratecd Wool Fleece Sanitary .$1 Untdershi, t and1( d raweri, at tier garmenit .- . . . 75c 75 dlozen) Sanitary fleccc Shirts at. 48c .Man Greenville, S. C lum could not get credit any where on Main strect, and Ciarleston soon shtht down oil the Stito institutions. There were several hiundrett ininatc- iml the asylum. What would become of them)? Dr. Ensor went to the Governor, It.. K Scott, who agreed to aid Dr. Entsor to borrow the money on their own re sponibility. Later Scott backed out. Dr. En'sor inl desperation boarded the train, went to Pennsylvania ilnd on his own note borrowed $10,000, hich le adviiced to tihe inistititio'i. W hen the Hamplton government .itne into power soon afterwards, this is one obli gationi of the lIopui'icaii minlministia .ion which was paid without <inibbling. -Coluibia state. Tax Notice. The treatsutrer'm oflle1 at l'i'kns c( ii lins, Soul i ('Anxilin,. will lie oli. on 00nday, October 15:h I i'' f or i. J t he folko% ing imuon dt I ixes filr vm-a ILevy for St1ate ,,5 mills. lwevy for 'rdliin:try coiinnly t;lx, 5 mipils Ievy for o III i 11iol seho,'l t:ix,3 IlIk. Leovy fo:' Its. in le' l ne.s, 2 mills. iotl levy filr Slale 311 inoiy 15 Iwvy filr- iliteri, Oil I'iektenls Ib1" ieilo I 'mils, P1ickenls couirt hou11se! Iowe'shipl, :3 9 imiills. I 'vy foi finteiest, .111 '. It. . I ihomili or lirricaine t ownip0, 2 1-1 millk. I'evy filr interest. ,In I'. l?. It. hoimd, Il wor.tl~w toeiwships, '3 1-2 mnills, pe(ial Iev3y for shiiool dii licE Nr. t1, 2 olils. Spec!(ial 1(ev'Y filr schlool dist.0 rie No. 11,. i inills. speveil levyN for school Ilit i iel No 1:1 Unj lills. Speel- :0 Levy for school li.,l i it-. Ni ].31 m4 hills. S iei l hyv for .il-seh ool eili ii! N (. : nlijik. miills. Spe* i it levy fill sebo dist rict4 N.'. :1 mills. Speci-al levy for m-bo <11lriel Nti. .19, miills. spefili 'yy fir Sil ot 4is rif't N'N .5 m ill-. 1,'111 1:.I\ one dolh~r lco n 'ain )'(I law I:t x i:, hv'io dollInrs ent l e ai hte s:011k . i'un fromthoseom lit,'0le n 4.4 41rd int hw. lioks (lo- v I)f-ceilber :1:i t'surer 'iek(-n- s f oII m y. promptly procured, OR NO rEE. Rend model, B1etch or ishot fr re rport ron patenitabn ity. nok "Ionut tol obami U.. and Foreugn ratentsaneu iTrade-.Matrki, FREE. Fairest terina ever ooinredI to inventowrs. PATENT LAWYERS OF 26 YEARS' PRACTICE. 20,000 PATENTS PROCURED THROUGH THEM. All busiwzsi confidiettial. Sound advico. Faithful servico. Mloderato charges. to C A. SNOW & CO. PATENT LAWYERS, app. U.S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON, D. C. ANDERSON BABB, 011tr1to0 0n '1(1{111*1(1er P'Ieckens., N. O. Oll'ers hi4s.eer vice; t o 11h4 gevll--ral pub11 le. All wor'k guaran d. IIis refi''r men4 :1re thOse for Wh1m hIlile 1.' 48illne vork timl the work iisilf, whom :tni Ilhieb cani he seeni in te t'mn us oh Ii'ilk ns Ejh'y, :vil 1 aliiP*l tv e lins eu'fmiiy O'in ai~: ir iade eI.4 whereII. iri I A.rraungeents have been moile lor' >PenIing of t he Mon Ih Co nlina iner ijtate andi West luiain Exposeitin b'y he Presidenit nex t, M inulay. Al t tne ioniclusion of thet atliress of Sment.or' Decpew, inl ChIarleston, m essages f p'reetin~g an i d cital ion wvi 11 pasis hie .wOcon the President, and1 thle managers'Pl' >f the Ii0xposit.ion , ami at 2 :.'1 I he Priesidlent wiLl, p)'rs a button)Il, whlichI ivill Sot the machiner'y of the I~x posi ,iOn iln m~otion. 't'hc Sonl th(a Coolina lelegatioln in~ Congress anul several ht'Onitent, gOvernmelt, tilicials wVIlin b >resent at the ceremonly in lb h :l it e lousc. TO 10 ThYARD HEI we have b)een spendling lots certainly laid hold( of' piles (Our Shoe De~parime is l',adedl with vin tIhat,) will asI Thiink over these: IFromn tis hi me on wo ill ye abC ii lie space to ou r large Shoe Riol tat it uidto ti Ihis Uime. I b-adies' patent tip) Hutton Dress Shot I bad ies' 80olid Glovo Graln S on for I badiles' sol1(1 011 GraIn Shoti for.. I ILdles' very stylish Dressi Shoes, 1 or lace, at...................... A strictly ulpto-dato I-adie' (rniar-ar Dress Shoe for.................. A $2 00 wearer In Ladics' D~ross Shoos. Some $2 50) vailnes inhigh grade Lh A man's nice Dress Shoe for......... A man enqsnteed D)ress Shoo, verv a A manbf'ol very lin11 Vic letIces Shon for A good, heavy Man's Shoe for.. A child's Shoo, patent tip, button at.. A bh ter child's Shoe. pa:tent, tip, hut1 A child 's irood neat Shoe for....... A child's line dress, hutton, patent tip afacturE A PLIrA FOR BIUTr1ER ROADS. The Presettt Road Lrawa Are Not Worthy of the Foutheri States. Montgomery Xli.) Advortiscr. Thatt the "goo~t romls " train an i the(, conivenationl of, g-.oll ro:lis atvocau. coiming to Mntgomey will e 4) benelit, i% not to doubteILd. There wiII bf with 1 n4ine wiol have m:4e a bunsi Ies of roau-laking amici who are lit itd, bhi fr ti ttllly Wrill by practtit-,| ON. purienlce, to ciluetet <Ir peopi ! n 1 subject I atbout which thiilere is celt t-i lIitteil to het learne(d. WeI ar! behlim most parts of the civilized world ill tlis respect, andl thi ttn 11h1a 1.1 wh%'ell we ctIlliotl, afford loliger to re mlain behindf other progressive w-mn. iiuLimities. H. has ofteni been remark:d that the pea1sanlits ot F' Pranc owe much 1'o ltlir pro8perity to .hw case andl haeilily wi lh Which they enn nu,1-trke theodut od heui lilei farms. Wet Ihave see II tihe suiteinent, oil what, appears to bi e .lod atthority, that. a pnr of' the lritt. mv horses -111 pull 'rom thee it i liv t oil-t over ()ne( of t'lbe roads in thev vicinliy vof thle I irge. cities. This would bt( :he ei1luivalluint, 41f I welve to twn)v ihl : of* em toll. Compare this wlith conditions vhiebi xist, il this cou try, a1141 wlith which mlur farmerts genera:l;y mc 1.11ihar.. While, unc l l avorabIll i o sine I pai. ofmes g1t" fly pu i rai mr to.m Iles of, cotton, it is w ell kiniownt Oh it two halok will bIe a Fir Iverge I oi h lt coull.1-f road~s, arnd soieitiines %)ft I., sillicient itoit .x the strie gth andi en dtir1atlee of, two util1les or hrs "ttlle S)(1u1theril lhlilwitv, ill pro vie I fI t. rIt uting- it ( "1 I eiu rueuia 'ir. " tihaough the Soulitern coulttrv, is doing, this eltire vection a S hvice lbu one on 1' people 11iu1t. ni t. it 11: a , way il akte alvantage of ithe oplves taiiih ll, gettilgl itifoitnatill which will Ili p.e-. sente . As "Thu ClimM anna Tiin.-" remark-, it' ou part ()f* th cu' mry11hi lu evi -.o ave aIly tru'd. t Iwo w ofa 1tr11ly Civiizee l i t.y, ther m1u t it ihath het fi State ovritilnieil.'s. TI h I isn't,.1 aroadl h'm onl the 1tatue boo of a the r n*.ok I. lit' tt I ie il ' h w.1h theli t paper it is irtd l h. Thei' may b a i ihtt se vlrt , 1. thir ik tUm 1nuch truth11 inl it.. ( )(r I. nt . law\v ir n101t effictive, wh t lii-r the ;,' ie ill the awI\I o a thesweiv s rinl thl wumii-i nerl of* their enforcementll -m- non1-ten frIlt In lt. h'lley keep(ih i he e-oi inl passable coilh ion, ant l tilnat i .i :1 . Tint is,th llloadsene taveile- tmi apleak of theml vs !tmd lointsi, e~vel ;11 te1(.ir tamsoi favorabl 1n Tl'iwy iii;ne nal line, provid- if by , ith roadi. q hi ws ofl* .Alahinna,:11 evenl if the in c u i' Id .I collect~ed, ate (1nly sulliciint 1) 11ff:-ti imien Who have ll pl t fI I ie and i tilf I Ilin . Ill O lter v tsiihe1. vili ten i d rather. Iluy the s ul p n: tan til til work, and tiiih rt.i unit hI'llit. who live In il l a ljoinli Illh City hlave had sme ojec -Ius n .thin a eetperiodl that 1! wtl be well ter -il cil iti of A'ah ii:- ito se. Tii. laive seen wai os cominii14i int) In over Ohe .ote roads latlyh a in a Way aty noboly wt hml)i vr dre(amevdbf a(eI yas aao. A(\ wvliiCn cming i l in r he prah: if gion )nreie.ile and nit.....h......, ii ailsh w or.hav.,...r.b.....r...e.,..w...b. 'h2 nit, utb...... in...i.i/--...,..wh.... n malers' ii.... pr.i-....h.in...... n tir'wic wiObwa e d i :nica mk .an Jue OfRate Asthma "One of iy daughters had a terrible caise of asthnia. We tried almost everything, but without re lief. We then tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and three and one-half bottles cured lier."--Emrna Jane Entsminger, Langsville. 0. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral certainly cures many cases of asthma. And it cures bronchitis, hoarseness, weak lungs, whooping-cough, croup, w,inter coughs, night coughs, and hard colds. rhrce sh-:: 25c., 50c.. $1. All druggist,. (otuvtilt yetiir tinettor. If h1 i nyn tako it, 1h1-4 t a it Il t 110 My . It lie tell Y011 not toi t t. tilit iit't tak Ite 1i"et li know. eit with bs 111n. Wt . ir winling. J. C. AVY Elt CO.., Lowull, Mtasse. Church Directory. I-elt uli givie the nai sof churchev 11:1sht rs, :%ti i-1. Silnihays 10n wichl the14 wojrship, as~ fi:lr wo havei inlfinliationl. I . 1 11r hu eb1 i n l t tlt ist -4enlit( n1 It.A UI 1 '. eti ry~ I |I it . ati t : n.\ i iii.r 'i el - i lev. A . . SThotm :41 Silt NetPt'iM i . . ' - -Sattuiny b i ll in- st Si lih y i t 3 p. Ill.; l t silti la; Pet e's C eek ievd. I . 1s.4r-t2 Snit 41r -a V n u d y :itl eo e au < -Ny I It aIV' N1V1.E F 14i0.I.1Ri i l t Cree 1t il. . S. l Iit Siia 1-141- til- n *ultilty tl erIi Y r h) t itt r 8 W. IC '.111.1lay ~ t li lt tlilll 1143V 2 I .'. 8 11-: , v I -I Ill.tii. 11, M i ei v (li le - . e. -ale1rn- Satinriht) l i-lr tillh S nihi v 2 1 nI; -til St. r. tiier's ('re~es ib v. \\.( enb rt l y I.IH 10lt. n* -.rci titt .\\.l.ilb rt a ti tn "te t e la l thSu et i ; t Sit tli "'11.\ vIl t. -Ia h lat.nu It lit Ill. ~ itcti l t ti le-i l It'_' W I- H i It bbI It tbll I. rni ng I 'i c i I Ttho itit . ' (I I . ii I io Il Sat .111 lit -I eelte. l> 'l tu '..It 8,1 obv . It. 1' . Ibluntw l , is t it pc te 'e.e a o l 1it t .: i~ tn 1, i et li e t i.\ d v lP b Wb . Ft. Wt ilag l ..ls 81 al -tl.yti -hiiiq lsi t :' n p l~~itu. My o h i t i 1. i. t. Omico l. FR ,E grlin uur - 1:1 \ l it. ty ha ti no t ho tpth A V t g i ti t 1oin a n. (t i r it e \ \\'. crIt. \\i gnl t 0 \V :,34 A1 Sil lil la\ l yal I 1 iillevl t Ne. Wi ilh 2rg tl, it li liolvo i ;t irtra . aya - I 'nI. f In -t o v. C. ,. &C I.D. I f ) l u ohC~ es I y tl ' i l is, I l ;. SIll lY .I I- Ilh -l, I a Il i; N -e 31 [' li. Mon'!yl'rey hpe,1 S ay I, - ' ?ce ite r.it i . tI', A ll S I k lay ( i'':irt Sc-iw . In. . tre heI it p. itin.trt t Thrds \ iy Cei onilil, Iin.ik yot, ''I r1 hsunshi _l___un:h, _i a tu _ I_ blt ATN W AYE rj i-. F..ouDA ORANOE CROP.-The most OptimIbtlo estimate -for the orange crop of Florida the present year places the product 1,000,600 boxes. This Is in contrast with the 7,00,000 bor cron cf 1804 95. The new orange area of Florida a the lower east coast and immediately surrounding the Everglades. The oranges are up to Florida's finest fla vor, but as the area ts limited, it is <loubtful If it will ever meet the de im 1ls of the union. The northern region, which was tlie backbone of the u ange groves of ten and fifteen years p 1o, haq not come into favor for re planting. The immense losses fron tho great frost have impoverished the owners, and there Is a probability that renewed work there must be under taken by new nien.. The fault about the ol system was that the orange tree was treated as an .nnual. The owner woull watch il .row the year rounel, sell his crop and ,to thanks to the tree. Although it was perfectly well known that occa ional frowth were certain, no thought was given to the protection of the tree. It ditI not ii2ctr to the owner that a grove bringing him in 65,000 a year was worth an expenditure of a f .w hutiidred difthrs in iarpaulin covers, a1d a little Vigilance iII watching the advenit of I rost. This a work to which the capitalist of the future will lend his f attention, and then Florida will be come agaii one mighty orange grove. -.Iostnaster General Smith in his annual report calls for the extension of rural free delivery throughout the I JaiLd States. 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE '50 TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTI &c. Anyone monding a sketch and description may quickly aeceritain our opInion reO whether an ietlnIn probitbly nabo Vunnhunlea. S icon strictly contidentrai. Handbook n Pat ent ".Tont free. Oldest nirency for securingpatenis. 'Atenta takun thlroug bmunn a Co. recoive epretat notice, wilhout, ehargo In the Scittntific Jinterican. handsomely liluistrated weekly. Largest vir ulation of any seotnal journal. Tern. $3 a ynar: four months. $1. Sold by all newdoAlor. MUNN & Co.ateroad-a.New York liranch Olitee. 0265 l HL. Wasllington 1. , COU IRTS ( ulit vN Vii,- I ourtlh i nlay in ,lattI - ary, 1t, Moitlay in May ant th4 iioet Myinly in Septenuier. A\ N ait aN- --Xaeeonei N11alaV In February, , *. un.i 's . .0ne an14 the fonrth Nionalaty ilk Sopteliiiher. A w nit..-Thiret NIoiklay in illibruary, thir4 Me nlidiay in .111nne, anti first Mondiay aufIr the fourth Maoiay iii Sputeimr. WAl.iA.i..A -- .4ec n11L M0neuuilay iii iarelh, the -c1-4e14 MoiAilaiy aftor tim f(ourathIa Mom *hay In .Iuinne, anul tihe eixthll Mloi nlay after ti fri Monlay ii ueantemunelir. I'ie asx *--Thir tiaoilay in anareli, thirt miqanlny after fiurti mil, in Juem, anil I lhe fetch l a *teiiini ela ti iapteber DR. J. P. CARLIsLE, (rueiville, S. C. Officn ovor Aid isions )rug Store. a112-1l9t f. W ~M. I'. CA I,IIOUTN. ht- 'I e A ttornoev at. I .a w, Mil~lli I 1.l Wet. iourt (t 1InNE yi I., 8. C III. J1. iIAvNie~wry, C. EC. iLoDINIION 1.. W. I'ARaa x, P'ickenai, S. C II ayewrh 're& Rhisona, AWtorney,.-ag-Law, - 'Iekevni 4. I,, .- - Sonth Carolina P 1ratuLmt ID all (Courte. Attomd to at JivEb'"toney. toan POBITIONSIi'(POSITiONHII NO OUIJKOT More call. Ilhanu we can IosaAlbly till. Gus. ante of post lonts hnwkoil lby fe'a('e. Courdon iUneXCelled. lR.uulr ay thn i taalouno froni A ehlrcec, Cia(,l:Mnf A ii '4' t 0101 LIIn q 3TMAS. this line. We have been in the onth of December. Dozen Four Ply Collars at 5 cents Each. ing Dry Goods. .......................................... ....;12 .........................................15 B.... .. -.......................15 bitf at tome with us whether you wantt Mi