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Inp of., a Local and Personal lit ;rsi - s Essio Earlo is visiting in Olbtnn this week. 4Mis Lucia Folger is visiting 40eatives at Olint"o. Dr. W. M. Long, of Catecobee, ,erittaIt Th.ursday in- town. -Mr. ond Mrs. Bon A. Hagood, of Cha'rleston, are up for the sunmor. +-I iss Toxio 13owon, of Norris, is visiting the family of Capt. J. T. Tay ]or. -Miss Sarah Grogan, of Elberton, Ga., has bron on a visit to the Misses Folger. -Mrs. J. E. Hagood, jr., of Ens. 10y, is reported quito sick with ca. tarrhal fever. -'The Flinch club was delightfully entertained by Mrs 0 M. Abney on last Thursday eVening. SElla Morgan and children, Of wes ille, are visiting Mrs. I. A. -Bowen and Mrs. Florence Griffin. -The many friends of Mrs. J. E. Minch will regret t. learn that she is seriously ill at her home in Easley. -J. Ollio 3'ock will be in Pick ons during court week prepared to work on watches, clocks and jewelry. -Misses Ina and Maka BoggE4' who have been visiting relatives at Calhonn, returod home Friday last. -Mrs. N. D. Lesesne, of Greeley. villo, is at the home of her motl'or, Mrs. D, B. Mauldin. for the summer. --Bargams galoro are offered you by the Big Store for tho last-four days in this month. Road their ad, -Roember the Farmers' Insti tute will bo hold at Pickens begin ning on July 24th. Lot everybody attend. -R. C. -Carter, Liberty, wants to reduce his stock. See his new ad vertisement; it will tell you something about it. -A 20 per cent discount sale of all 9f the stock of Folger & Thornloy is ow on and will continue until 1st of 'optemiber. -A child of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew arrott, Who lives in the Concord sec tion, has been quite sick, but is re ported much better. -FOR SALE:-Two nice Shoats about seven months old; will woigh about 90 pounds. Call on W. H. Johnson, Pickens, S. C. -M'rs. C L. MeCain, wifo of Rev. C. L. McCain, of the North Pickens circuit, has been quite sick but is much 9Atter at this writing. --Storms may cume, dry weather may pai h end wilb reghikation, winds may) hmo 31l, but t'us b)0 t~hi'kful that we have ny3 - - of weatheg -- Wh ou find that Nu can chango . 'weather and h any sortL y'on sh, please report. not grumble yout the kind-yo . son, of Oaffney, are spending a fewv days in Pickens wvith the former's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Cureton. -N. D. Taylor enlarges and frames the evening of the 18th instant, iir Charleston, to Mr. R. E. Douglac. -Ltter Hleadls, Note Heads, Bill Hevads, Envelopes end anything it the line of printing at the Senlineb Journal oflice. Send us an ordecr First class work at reasonable prices -Walter H1. Griffin, of Greenville visited his mo ther, Mrs. Florenet Griflin, Suntyy. . Mrs. Griffin accom panied him to Greenville Monday anmd will spend awhile there with rel. ativoes. --Read the ad. of J. D. Moore ir this issue. Tjo offers you tobacco it ten pound c.. dies at a cut price. Set him and1 get you a supply. Th< right kind of prices are on .all goode lie sells. --Lester Field, son of R1ev. A. A Field, near im~sley, was bitten on tlh foot by a snake on Tuesday of lasi wveek. He is under the care of the r and no serious results are an he Brushy Crook singing con yon will meet in regular sessior at ichurch, in Anderson coun ty, next St nday the 28th inst., at 1( o'clock. 'I0h public invitedI. Severa good singe e are invited and expec ted. -We sympathize with J. B. Jame spi, of Euasley, in the loss of his in fihnt child which died on last Friday ,.hight. Its remains were en Saturda3 intorred in tlie family grave yard bj the aid of its mother who prode it a short time ago. .-Married, on Sunday the 21st in stant, by Rev. John Sheriff at Liber ty, Mr. Luther Hughes, of Pickens to Miss Della Dorr, daughiter of Mr and Mrs. U. W. Dorr, who live be0 tween Pickens and Easley. The hap py couplo 1have the congratulations o their friends. -J. S. *Newman, Director of Far. mer's' Ins5titutes, has written that ar institute will 1)0 hold at Piekons, bo ginning July 24th- He, an-I Profs Morrison and Upton will lecture These meetings are great things fo: the farmers an:d should be well at tended by them. --0. D. McCravey died at bia homn in Liberty Tuesday evening, afteri lingoring illness, from a complicatioi of diseases, primarily caused by rhen matismt. He was a brother of E<d Mecravoy, State .Constable, and wa bturied at the Liberty cemetery ol Weodnesday evening. -Lost, in the court honse, durlnj the school sentertahiment, a blaci ~at the Ice oream-super, K a ganse fan, and Tuesday e vet in,; on1 the-streetsb robby alt Co Rock, a smal package, pr tai ring aCdy oLb aol p1kilti -' i'4VdrlkS And .eo -at al times, .Pickohi Pa ~g(On --Read the ad. of 'the B1g Store this week and profit by what. f saye _-Read the ad. of 1Yolger & Tbotn ley antl avail yourself of thee out In prices. -A sma child of Mr. ahd Mrs. 0. B. Williams died last'week'of cbolery infantum.. -Judge R. 0. Purdy ana family are expected to arrive in Pickens this week to epend the suamer. -Call on us for peas and cane seed. We have them in abundance. Oraig I)ros. -R. C. Carter, Liberty, has re ceived a complete line of buggies, her. noss, saddles, whips, laprobes, etc. -Any one'in need of first class oak or pino lumber will do well to' send their orders at once to S. H. Brown, Pearl, S. (. -N. D. Taylor, photographer, will bo in his studio, Carey building, on Tuesday June 30, and Wednesday, July 1st. Remember the date, and call on him for nice work. -Married, at the residence of the officiating N'otary Public on June 8th 1903, Mr. M. A' elton to Miss Ger. trude Hendricks. A. Jones per formed the ceremony. %11 of Table Mountain, Pickons coun -The summer school is Qving along very satisfactorily. three teachers have enrolled. Sat day afternoon the teachers took & as. lightful outing to Glassy Mountain, They went out on the 4 o'clock Irain, scaled the' heights and viewed the sights, returning at 7 o'clock. - -Your attention is directed to the advettisement of the Easley Hord. waro Co., in this issue. They have a complete lino of shelf ware and cau fit you up with anything you want that is usually carried by a flist clasE hardwtaro firm. They are agents foi the Deering Machine Co's., line o goods, consisting of mowers, harvest era, rakes, etc., and can make it t your interest to buy of them; they also carry a complete stock of repairi for those machines. -Rich Cut is and John Montgom, erv, colored, got into a light Saturday night; Montgomery was stabbed iii tho arm and hit on the head with f bottle, while Curtis was considorabl. gashed on the hip, back, hody and arms. He was badly cut up and bled profusely, the wounds being many an somewhat dangerous, and Dr. Maul din had quite a little job sewing hin up. They were both drinking and woman, Belle Stephens, colored, wai the cause of the trouble. -Read the ad. of Folger & Thorn joy. They offer a discount of 20 pei cent <,ff of their prices on their entir line. of goods, in order to keep fron mdhg their stock into thoir ne, building. All of their lines are frost and bought this season and this cou means a very great saving to the buy ing public. If you need any good at all do not purchase until you hav< inspected this'stock of general mera chandiso. -Cards have been issued1 for th( narriage of Miss Nina Gertrud< B3oggs to Dr. J. N. Hallum in th< Presbyterian church in -Easley, 01 next'luosday evening June 80th, a 18:30 o'clock. Miss Boggs is the ac aed and charming daughte W. K. Bioggs, of Easley, an< * nown to many of the Pieken Dr. Hallum is the popula and one of. the members c -of the Pickens Drug Co., an< .~ . .i his friends by the scor( who join in well wishes over thi happy event. -There will be a big slaughte sale of fine millinery at the store o Heath-Bruce-Morrow Co., beginnin, on Friday June 26th and ending o1 Tuesday, June 30th. During thi ,time the knife will be put to prices i all other lines. Read their announct mentin this issue and come to towl on those dates prepared to carry horn with you~ such a load of bargains a you never had before. This is n fake sale, as you well know, as thi firm always does wvhat it promises o advertises, and yon have done busi ness with them long enough 'to knio' them and depend on them. Remnoj ber the dates, and come and brin your family, and stay all day. -The Educational Conferenco tha was in contemplation for Pickens 01 July 4, at which it was hoped O01 ernor Heyward and Supt. 0. B. Mai tin would be present, will have to bi postponed until- a little' later in thu summer. They have an engagemen in Florence July 2, and it would be very hurried trip to reach Puckens o1 the Fourth. It would necessitate th absence of these important executiv officers for about four days in succesi ion-which they .prefer' not to d< They have assured Supt. Hailun however, that they will favor Picken -with a visit some ime during th summer, and the postponement ha been made at the suggestion of Supi Martin, in order to suit the conveni ence of the Governor. *' -Mrs. Lillic Porter, nec Jenikini wife of Arthur S. Porter, ot Piedmon died at the home of her father-in lay James H. Porter, of "Portertowna" o the evening of.the 20th Inst., after week's illness from continued feve with involvement of the brain. Sb had came up to Mr. Porter's on visit and was taken sick therpi. 114 remaips wore laid to rest in the'ccom tery at Porter's Chapel en Sundai afternoon by the side of her siste1 Daisy Jenkins. She leaven a lfathei T. N. Jenkins, and brother, WV. 2 Jenkins, both of Piedmont, and husband and four children, besides host of relatives and friends to mour her loss.. She was a good mother, true woman and consecrated chri tian, a member for a long tino e Porter's Chapel.- To the strioke .husband and motherless children an .brother andI father, the sympathy< friends goes out in this their hour c Sdespair. _______ "I have been troubled for some tim y with indigestion anid sour stomiaeh," sa: c Mrs. Sarah W. Cttis, of Lee. Mas M and have been taking Chbamber'lal1 - tomaoh and LIver Tablets which has lhelpedl me vor'y mucoh so that,now I ci amagtigs that before I could not 1 diteatv ~troublo With yei ~ t~e hese Tablets ai ~ .W. Ear t$. wito 'of ?r iusg04o.ggs, Yfle jway Ot her bgme In P ke0s e Ou dIning of 4uno 28d, Ifei ' con thIed ii~thadof Mnany 19iWt B' oursas thq daughtoi 6 -Bid and Euima Bruce, fonorly of t Eibert county, Georgia, and was bout 4.ydars of age. After the death of her father the family -emoved to Piokens.about the year 4'd where they have lived ever Since., - in 1882, Ms. Boggs, then the old. I ,est s'irviving child of the family, was happily married to Julius E. Boggs, a lawyer at tlib Pickens bar, and tpis union hits bee4 blessed by three sons and one daughter, all of whom, with c thcr father, survive their mother. r Besides these, N re. Boggs If-aves sur viving one brother, Mr. J. McD. Bruce, of this place, and a sister, Mrs. L. C. Thornley, also of this place, as her nearest relatives. Friends without number all over this country, and wherever she was known, will be grieved at so great a lose, for the taking away of so good a woman is a distinct loss to the whole coumnunity, and the sympathy of all the people go out to the stricken I household and to all her people in this hour of great bereavoment. The interment, took place at the grave-yard at the Presbyterian church in Pickens on Wednesday evening, Rev. J. T. Wade conducting the ob sequies. Easley Locals. Easley, S. C., June 22, 1?03. 14eshing showers fell last night and evething seems to have taken on new i ' Baseball is'dLIl the rago here. The Easley team went dayn in bitter de feat before Piedmont Inst. Saturday. Score 8 to 4.- Batteries f6r X'geley were Werner and Davis; Piedmohlt,' Oleveland and Pool. While Pied. mont was doing the stunt to the first nine, the second nine vas rubbing it in to an aggregation from Mills Mill to the tune of 24 to 13. How is that for running up the score? At the same time the team composed of town boys were walloping the Glenwood team; score 13 to 16 in favor of the city lads. The second nine from Easley Mill goes to Pickens this af ternoon. Alexander Robinson, son of W. W. Robinson, who has boen very lo-y with appendicitis is some better, and his many friends will be glad to see him on the streets agaiin soon. The friends of Mr. Ed. Hamilton wil' be sorry to know that he is very low with typhoid fever and is not ex pected to live. Mrs. J. E. Kinch is also very ill. Dr. Sterling, of Greenville, was in town yesterday. 3 Dr. A. J. S. Thomas, of Greenville, i was here today, en route home from Pickens. A series of meetings is being con. 6 ducted at the Methodist church this -week by Rev. Beard, or Pendleton. SIt will continue the remainder of this week. J as. TI. (Bub) Rlichey, of ,Pickens, passed through here last Friday en route to Clinton where he goes to visit his sister, Mrs. Flora Lathemn. Miss Queen Johnson is vititing her sister, Mrs. Merritt, at Pelzor this week... Well! Dr. J. N. Hallum, of Pick ens, spent the day in Easley yester day. Max Williams, of Greenville, was here yesterday. - Quite a number of our young peo pie attended the Martin-Pickens wed *ding last Wednesday. Tihe Standard Oil Company is con temuplating the erection 'of a tank and r~ relay siertion at this point; and Mr. f Bobler, their agent, has been here for a few days seeing just what could I) be done. Should thoy fully deeide a to operate here it would be a great i convenience for the people here and surrounding towns and we hope they a will decide to locate a statio" here. e Mr. Editor for fear we take too a much of your valiuable space ? will do 0 up the budget for this time. 8 Dull Needle. r Looper Notes. Allowv me space in your valuable paper to give the people a few dots from this section. TJhe peop~le of this section are in better hopes since the rain. Those t who had their cotton thinned before 2 the rain have a good stand in the -row and also in the middlle. -The health of this section is very e good at present, except 'Thomas- T1., * the little son of Mr. and Mrs. T. T, Hughes. He has been very Ill. Dr. SMilton Ponder is attending on him. 'The union meeting at Peter's Creek A failure; but we heard an able sermon preached by Rev. J. E. Foster, that was interesting. After the sermon had intermission of one hour and a half for dinner. In the afternoon ethere was some good singing by the choir. The Sunday school at Peter's Creek is progressing nicely with Mr. J. E. Friddle as superintendent and J.- B. Stephes as agisten). The County convicts have been working out the roads bet ween Peter's a Creek church and the Hagood bridge, r If this don't find the waste basket e you will hear from me again. Suc a coss to The Sentinel Joumnal. r . Mountain Boy. From Olga. S Mr. Tom Burns, of this places and Miss Lizzie Pace, oif Maffield, were ~"married Sunday afternoon at th'e resl d.(ance of Mr. Willlain IUnghes, of a Looper. Many good wishes to the Shappy couple. a Mrs. R. M. Foster, accompanied by . her three smallest children, are visit. fing her parents, Dr. and Mrs. P': P. n Butler, at Santuck. d Rev, and Mis. J. E. Foster have f returned fromn a very pleasant visit I among friends at L~ocust, Mrs. Mary Anderson, of Green .ville, is visitmng friends here. M r. and M4ru. Russell Kelloy, o Monaghan, visited relatives here Sun eO Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie Foster and uni soni visited relatives and triends here SMre. 1arriett flainies died Mdaa id hborning at her home lim Paeusville ta an'wast tir-iaA Taai .na~n Thebolittlp* vowf( Ito oo n'Die n 16 tlon onquet'o overit. itrn ,)vtoAi. and. Mrs. ake lerok o the A4ua InL, 0 q e ao0. MieAda MagWIn, of Patton see' ion, was thoegoet of hekeQuMin S lophia Maitidin, Sutinday r-.. Law~ernce Smith's little son A the nisfortune of -getting, bit by rattlesn'ik. Fridly last. Married, od the 2lir inatant, Mr. )ook Reeves to Miss Lizzle Stone, tev. Seabrook 4tkinson -offiinting. Ve wish the your.g couple a happy ife. C. W. Garrett had the misfortune I getting one of his fingers seriously aftshed last week. Mr's. Robt. Mauldin, who has been uite sick has recovered. .Girls, .if you seo or hear of boys varing gloves in the field you may now that they won't do to make the oe-oake. Henry B. Bowen, of Norris, passes brough our section very often in his low tip top buggy.. Mrs. W. A..Hendricks visited rela ives at Liberty the past week. All of our farmers are done cutting heir wheat. Very soon we will have low biscuits. Rev. J. '.'. Lewis filled his regular ppointment third Sunday afternoon it Mt. Olivet and preached an excol ent sermon. Be sure and don't forget the picnic it Birch's Ford next Saturday. Lot il go and carry ;well qilled baskets. I most enjoyable day is expected. As we havon't. seen anything in the )aper ab)ut l1rof. Garrett's lecture >m the first Sunday, %,e %i ill nention and say it was grand. You ould enjoy going to bix Dilo and jeatr Prof. J. C. Garrett sing ' Ha k, he driAg of Jubilee." Blackberries sre bountiful now and vAll make a nice dessprf-for a midday neal. Don't you kno-v it suits that ellow that we spoke, f. Several of our ci izens are talking )f going to the reu ion at Pelzer the Fourth of .luly. If it is just only half is nice as the Mem 'ial Day was at Lickens, I know po le would enjoy rong. We enjoyed eating uno peaches at Ur. Bob's Sunday a ternoon. We will not mention their namts. Uno itid Ino, guess? Mr. Charley Dalton, a promising oung man of Dalton sec if Visited ur section Sunday. His best gi'l wasn't at home. The ground is very dry and hard, but we hope for rain soon. Our anonymous writer is blank of news at this writing but if forgiven, will try and gathor up more by next writing. Many best wishes to Sentinel Jour. nal readers. M. S. To Muthaers In Townl. Children who e ail te, feerish ad eros sweet P'owders. for Children. 'hey cleanae the stomach, act on the liver, maskinag a sickly child stroniig and1 healthy. A certain mure for worms. sold by- all' d ruggists, 25o. Sample free. Ad 3re'ss,. Alion s. Ol msted, LeRoy, N. Y. startInmg Evidence. Fiesh testimony in great quantity is ecstantly coming in, declaring Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds to be unequaled. A recent ex presasion from T. J. McFarland Bentorvil le, Va., serves as example, Hie writes: "1 had Bronchitis for three years-and doctored all thes time without being benefitted. Tihen I began takingr Dr. King's New Discovery, and a few bottles wholly oured me." Equally ef fective in curmng all Lung andl Th'roat troubles, Cons uption, Pnseu monia andl Grip. Guaranteed by Pickens Drug Co. Druggist. Trial bottles free, regular izes 50c, and $1.00. Manny School Children are Sicitly. 3Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, Nb York lreak up 2id fra horsi, ure 101e veriashnaess, lieadaeC le, stomach troubles. 'Teetha tn s orders ailid destro \ors tal xlrti ens lntd, I eRoy, N, Y. BigiS Hleath-Bi Beginning Friday IH ATS, RI Are going to be sold for does not mean old hard stock intend to carry over anything ,,.R1bml Reduced Aboilt No. 16 Taflta, sold for 15cts to cl No. 40 " " " 20ots to No 60 " " " 25ots" No 80 " " " 30cts" No 40 Satin Taffta sold for 20o t< No 60 " '' " " 8% No 40 Moire, sold for 25e ti closi NoO60 " " " 300oflo " No 80 " " " 856 to " A few pieces of No f20 Ljousil 60 cent kitnd to close t 80 cents, These are decide~1'y the bigges gains ever offoroland you should 1gReducti S1tRIO is full c acked by our ii "Your Money Py And Will for the Next 30 days Sell Goods Regardless of Cost ,,,,T WILL PAY -YOU TO CALL, AND SBg ME..." GROCERIES, I have just received 1000 lbs. of soda to go at 15lbs. for 26o Sugar has advanoed but I am still selling 19 lbs of Stand %ardGraimulated Sugar for $1.00. 20 lbs Plantation Granu lated Sugar for $1.00. 3 lb can Bai tlett Pears, first quality in syrup for 10c.. 3 lb can Standatrd Brand Tomatoes at 10c 3 lb can Pie Peaches at 10o. About 109 lbs of nice Mountain Dried Apples worth 8 and 10 6ents to close out at 6c. A 2 lb box- of Fresh Oat Flakeo at 8o. Large size No 2 Lamp Chimneys at. 5o. I also have about 750 lbs of Tobacco, different brands to go at a bargairn. I a'n ovorstooked on syrup and mo lasses and will sell you t ho kind that sells at 50c for 40c and the kind that sells for 40 and 45c at 85c and the 35o kind at 25c. S H O E S.. I am receiving new lots of shoes'evory few days and am selling better shoos for the money than any other store in the country. Ladies Slippers the $1.00 quality for 85c; $1.25 quality for $1.00; $1.50 quality for $1.25. Ladies Hose 10c quality for 71, 15c qtiality for 10o. 72 inch pure Irish linen table Damask worth 75c for 60c. Pure Irish dross linen, good value at 20c to go @ 15c. Great line Dimities, Lawns, etc. from 5 to 124c. Yard -wide "Fruit of the Loom" bleaching at 9c. } yard wide Bleching at .*c. Great values in Umbrellas Coin 45 to 75o. I have just received a large lot of pants that I got at a closing cut sale to go at extremely low prices. Also a full and complete line of buggies, harness, saddles, whips, lapropes and most anything in hardwaro. I have a good many other bar gains to numerous to mention. Come and seo it cost you noth ing to look. Yours respoetfully, R 2. -THE CASH MERCHANT SIuTEy'8 O.D STAND. LiB1aTY, S. C. 4DEERING* oWers AND Raes Full line of repairs for Deering.Mowers. Sample Organ for.Sale Cheap. Summer Lap Robes 25c. 'Buggy Umbrellas. Wheelcr & Wilson No. 9 ball bearing Sewing Machines. Full line Shelf hardware. -AGENTS FOR DeVoes Lead and Zinc Paint. Fewer Gallons wears longer.. Easley Hardware Co, Easley, S. C. MILLINERY . .. ruce-MN/orrow Co's. tammioth Store. June 26 and Ending Tuesday June 30. BBONS and SILKS.I a song. Yont can't afford to miss this opportunity. This buf everything in these lines will be included. We don't in ihese departments, so be on hand and get your share. O06 Halfl, SILKS 4 SILKS. ost out at 8c. They Must I 1 " '" 12o " 5 . ~ Be Sold.... > closo at 10c 1 Lot plaid eilk to go at . . . . .. 25c to " " 20c All 50 and 60 cent Silk to go at . , . 87& ou 4t " 2c 1lLot 85o Silk to go at.... ... ....68c 204"o9 1 Lot $1.00 and $1.25 Silk to go at . . ,80o 21o ~Don't Pail to se. t ribbon bar.T eeB ra s not miss tem.Th s Ba g n . :ms in all departments. The BIG 4f largains, 1Every purchase is -on cl ad guarantee : s Worth or Youtr Money Back." ~ruce- Morro o.. kens, South Caroll OSUMEGO 34.JI 20%f on our entire line of D'es Goods, C irand Low Out Shoes for Men Women and Childre,. Wo have a few pair of patent leather oxfords for Mon lef go cheap. From Now Till Sent. 1 We will offer our entire line of General Merchandise at a big, discount. We hope by that time tb be In- new quarters and we want to move as few goods as possible. 'Don't Miss This Golden Opportuni FOR.BARGiNS as it don't come btit about once It a timhe. Our prices are always right but this reduction bri them down cheaper than the cheapest. Highestprices pd for country produce. Your patronage soicited. Folger & Thornley Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Gents Furnishing A Specialty. A Complete Set of Dishes *FR EE!M We thke pleasure in announcing to our many friends and customers the fact that we have just closed a contract with one of the largest potteries in the U. S. to furnish us with decorated ware, which we intend giving away ' TELY F E OF COST... \Ve will guarantee to sell all g ds as cheap if not cheaper than ever before and vi ch purchase, resent with cash or produce we will issue coupo r ing the amount of your purchase. When you ons reach specified amounts you are entitled to ent dishes such as dinner plates, pie plates, han - somely decorated cups and saucers, exquisite de signs in covered dishes, bakers, orange bowls, sauce dishes, wvater jugs, tea pots and in fact everything that goes~to constitute a complete set of dishes. We cordially invite you to call at our store and inspect these goods and we will be delighted to explain the offer to you in detail. .30B~NE-PRICE CASH STORE~ 'An Invitation.. 4 *is extended to the trading public to call and see t line of goods I carry. If either the goods or the 1: ces don't suit you don't have to buy ! ! ! ! I *I want your produce, eggs. chickens, etc., and will p the highest market prices for same, either in cash ' trade--Give me a trial and you wvill never regret it' Yours for trade, John F. Harris. 9PL2CIAL: The best parched and e r;cofe I cX' (' Great Bargains in Ltoes! and embroidery with insertions to match I A man who makes business to scrape up bargains in goods sent me a lot of fine laces a broideries and insertions with instructions "to sell"; that means aE ima~. as 'this lot lasts you can buy it for less than half the usual price; 6m~ with the lot is some extra liine lawns; were it not for the redicul low price ho made on this. I would ship irt back. Severa.l pieces orgun dies and other up to daite dress goods; you will, be interested in ho,~ prices on this stuff. *A few pairs very nice oxfords, hardly enough mention, 45c. for your choice. Last year a house shipped me aber t~ N"' times as many cotton hoes as I bought; it is a good thing I kept er( as they are much higher. I can sell you cotton hoes for loss thai 1hboy can be bough t at wvholosale, and still triake a lit~r pro1m, -mncr willing to do it.i Produce always wanted. T. D. H AR RIS. We are always Clad to see you -buying the bes Tho host is the cheapest. It is economy to buy the "'4 We like to sell the best because the best always gives satisfr This applhes to all classes of goods-b Stoves, Axes, 3aws, Table and Pocket - utlery, Hammers, i-and Saws & H -as well as to Shoes9, Hats, Clothing, Jeans, sheetings, Checks, Yarnis, Drills, Oil Cloths, and hundredsof other useful aiticles which we always b stock. REMEMBEiR I Good goods cost shoddy goods. Call in, l'ook throu lines and give us your valued bus plote in every way.