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I GEii' jiL CONoLUHERATiC OK NJvWS ITEMS OK LOCAL IN- TEHEST. J'FKSONAL PAKAORA PHS. Mi ', p' nts O’ KtopK You Know And Ptopli; You Dom Know. Ni w Advert; enicnts. i ii!: l>Ki)tif;ii is «•( siiit|y ailvniK-- i ini'. Its julvi rtisi • roliiinus imw prosont n most criMli; tldo ;!|i|>' < !itMti<-o. Little Deeds of Kindness. Itfiuovi* wit li your foot or parasol oraiiL'c p.cliiins or Imiiuna skins on j Some Short, Some Shorter and all Too Short fora Heading, Yet None Too Short Not To Mention. The city coinx il met ts tonight. Tlio street force is at Work repair- in;' the streets. K. A. Jones is buildinj'two cot tages on Uolertson street. J. II. Toliesou has (Hit a new win dow in hi- sto;-' 1 o' the south sidi. W. A. Peeler will erect a store house on the vacant lot next to.l. \. L‘P scoinb' store. J. ( t >. Little says he hasn't ,ot any money t > loan and he wishes people wouldn't hot her him. It is reported that there will h a prominent weddiii ' next month. Xo cards are out yet, however. The hulk of correspondence tins week has necessitated the culling ot some in order to get in a variety of matter in the paper. A rumor reaches that Itichurd Har vey shot James Davis, ‘•olored, at Trough Shoals last Sunday. Davis is said to be mortally wounded, J. i\. Toileson lost a tine cow Tues day. Mr. Tolicson was mueh alfee- ted liei-ause tin- cow seemed alums! a member of the family, having been in his possession some lime. Capt. K. M. Schell has received a communication from the Southern Land Industrial Company, of Chi cago. making inquiry as to our natu ral resources, etc. He gave the mat ter his immediate attention. The circulation of Tin; Lddukk in creased sixty-three bona tide subscri bers during tin* month of March. Now go to work and see if it can’t he make It id for April. Help us to circulate Tin; Lkuuuk and we prom ise improvements in the paper. There is talk of the organization of a tribe <>f the imoroved Order of iied Men in tliis city. Interested parties were at work on the organization the pasl week and are anticipating suc cess. This is one of the best of the secret orders in this country. J. o. Little and 1^ A. Jones don't wait for the city to improve the streets around their property. They do it themselves Mr. Little had a force at work Wednesday and Mr. Jones had one at work yesterday on their property on Kobertson street. (L F. Drowning lost a‘couple of hogs the past week by some mi.-cre- ant or miscreants feeding them on glass. The lirst one died Saturday night and he had it cut open and found glass in its stomach. It's a mighty low principled person who would feed glass to a dumb animal. Liza Alexander, a well-known colored woman, died at her home in this city last Friday night of cancer. She had been sulTering about six months from the trouble. She was quite a favorite with her associates and will he missed from the circle, as it is said she was a woman of good and kind disposition, always ready to render assistance to any whom she could. At Limestone Monday Night. There will be an entertainment at Limestone on Monday night for the benefit of 1 hat institution, given by the celebrated Swedish Duartette Concert Company, This company is composed of native Swedes, each a. star in his or her line, all thorough musicians. This will he a rare treat and fully worth twice the money. See what our neighbors say about them. The Swedish (Quartette Concert Company paid Columbia a visit last night being their second appearance here this season. These sweet voiced singers cannot come too often; for music such as they make is seldom heard, and in listening to such mel ody no car would ever grow tired. The voices of the quartette sounded as though they were made to harmo nize together. Sweet, incomparably sweet, was this singing. These gen tlemen succeeded in making such nn< icily as to disarm criticism. Their sing.ng touched the soul and breath ed the spirit of music.—The State. The quartette is one of the strong est and most artistic musical attrac tions that has ever appeared in Charleston. The singing was of a very high order their voice blending together in rich and splendid har mony. Their imitation banjo ac companiment was received with storms of applause.—News and Cou rier. The following letter has been re ceived by \\\ IL Dul’re: WiM.lamston, S. C., April 2. ’'Jo. I happened to learn that you will have the Swedish Quartette in your town, and I cannot persuade myself to refrain from congratulating you. We have had them twice this season ami we could not have been more de lighted. I do not believe there is anything better. Very sincerely. Tkktsu Lanjikk. 1\ S. ily the way, this writing is not suggested by the (Quartette. W. T. L. Admission, children 2r> cents, grown people :*<) cents. Dummy will make regular trips. Come out and help our institute. • -«•»• • The Columbian B. & L. Association. Messrs Sungster and Kogcrson, who were here several weeks in tlvi interest of the Columbian Ihiilding and M.oan Association of Rich mond, Va., succeeded in organizing a board in this city. The following me the gentlemen who compose it : I'resident, \V. O. Lipscomb; Vice- President, \\ . R. Lipscomb; Secre tary and Treasurer. John F. Holland; Directors, \V. J. Hopper, F. (i. Jlriggs, J. F. Helton, R. O. Hallcnger, W. L. Morgan. W. W. (luffney. I lie last named three are also the ap praisers. About a hundred share-, of stock were sold \V . \\ ;. Th 'mp.-"ii. of Rowl f o-v •! !e •,v. f H i i i' ■, M ,, lie !m\ un idiisim'S'. \ Fled). .i;lbony went In -j ar- 1 ;1 »* j r j. : 1 ml in ■ j,1*• id a . \•\V 1 vs . ? • r 'll! iv. s!n inis n o. n ip ‘i , * * ♦ I! ( SlN J !!•• ■ •• ol iI'iuii wa i • in 1 i i.e •ii | \ >’il uni;:; Mr. JoiTcrie.' * all: : 11- ih ll \ lie “i’oI ", y tm-el ing in < \»!ti ;o- ’.>! a ; 1 ID! i- q oil, t nl husiaslie a- to it' i { ’Utt •ome. . ( Mnit ! i Win! to Spur n.nbi :' rg Fi pi • V Oil bu.-1 nt s- p rtai ining to m » ». t * *. i'l I‘( »t. 1 . i i. Slaton, tin w rit ‘>‘T te iic licr has n i laTo'd to his hoini • at * ‘‘t *< >ni ia, tk Tin i’rof tm ■Me in A I i v frit )•. Is while lit re ami Iiis .-c ’ll. ;oi wa - a k. idy si!eees>ful‘ 1 i S S Oliw Sarratt Wild t< ; She TiV j Hi il'i; iv i j; r. vi-i! of several W l ■ kks di ii*. H in n. \\ •, . i 1 -fit' v,t i:t fl. I .'ll* •• )'! nt v • at T’ i*i( He wa.- aceoiapau’R d ' y 11) s \v lit J. ci aii'ii' . leiV- rics, of t ii ■ < ii'f I'll- TWO Illi ilfS AUK BUTT tilt THAN OSH. In c<>mSir.;.tion thcr- i» power. If you want to j.ur h. t nafrrh! write for information. Our '•xpericr <• m.»y aiJ you. Combine with ( u» an,! • a M'C,r$TA U MUF.H CO., f I Mannl.., inters of Doors, Sath. Bllnils.i aM-.u! ! '. 1-Hinher. i.ath*. Shingles, Ac. J 'fluy of the MdVrrAugusta, C*a tt walks they might do a life-long They are weil written niel meritm-i- injury to the aged or to whoever oils and, if we do sav i‘ ours'-lves. w* conies after you. Let iis think of believe they are as nie di -et as any the -afoty and comfort of others and in t his sect ion. W • jir. -enl to our educate our eyes to see, ottr hands to rceibr- -everal new om - tliis week do, and our hearis to fe<*l fur others and ask a cordial ii, u.-eiim of tle ni Let tis try and save our boys from ..llano hen a.-worin" don l forget bad habits. I'tiere arc t iny lit t le hoys to say . t! : v il in T u. !.’. noMt. in (iatfney who shouhl be under the 1 Our Sick List. Now II. Harris A - Co., of Spartan- mot hors watchful care. Alas! they Miss Ressie Crocker has been in burg, introduce them'- Ives to are smoking cigarettes, tempting ! the cruel hands of La Grip. We are readers in an attraelive ad. other wee boys by the way side to happy to report that she will soon he They say more for !heioselws Ilian follow in downward road to ruin and free and at hard study in the halls of we oiir, say for them because they wost of all they are draining dispen- Limestone Institute, know i-etti •• !iuw to say it. Road sary buttlos. Renic!nl>er our young Tlie many friendsof .Mrs.'Lizzie I’ar- Hteir ad. people s!:all he at the pillars of Gait- kor will be pleased to know that she Wilkins tiros, talk on subjects my when wo shall he giving an ac- is improving, wliieii ::<• e’ese to every woman’s count of our stewardship on the A. J. Dundas has been confined to . Sliall we vilii liar, spent several days pa re m s in t his city t he pa • l ie is an anient and everyiiung with Ids w eek. admin r of art aining Mr. Jell' GalTnoy t Imret o. Paul \ . thdii ey was at tlie county .-.eat Moini:i t \ on business. J. S. Smith, of <'uwpons, was in the eitv \\ i due-day <>n business per- tidning to muiiazite, J. AI. lluc-.ey of llowlens vi do, was in the rii,} Wednesday on busi ness. F. L. Fuller wiio lias been putt ing in Jli< elect rieal tixlures in Mr. Wood s in w . • iu- , ; fl W ednesday for Ids Ii line in i ho i.nn cii t il bear!—iiat'. dresses and corsets. They are too well known to our read ers to need an extensive introductory by us. i!. L. Pnr'.s ('o s Dee Hive has as little i ) say is ii on i sub- je •! w i;i ii i: rapidly forcing ilselt upon ms Iili! they say '! well, never- t holes-. J. X. Lipscomb is out in a neat and at I rai'i i ad tellin:; of various things needful and helpfui to man and wo man kind. Cole A (ialfniv sin.g n song of songs and as usual when tin y have linished they iiave told \oii something which wa • worib yourwbiie I i listen to. T. <L MotTuw advertises lumber of nil kinds. Mr. Mettraw will treat you right. W. R. Lip-comb has soim choice building lots fur sale. riehno! Commissioner Ciianuian advertises examination of school teacher applicnnts. in t he other shore. Sliall we leave crumb- his room at Lipscomb’s Hotel several ling pillars? days the past week on account of .Ncv r withhold praise from any sickness, one when it is deserved. An old We congratulate Mr. Will Carpen ter on the recovery of Ids children to Leaders in Styles Spartanburg, - man of our edy pathetically begged * 'senil me (lowers now. don’t wait to health; they are precious jewels and put t hem on my grave.’’ Common- we hope wit h their large degree of me of the sweetest picas- e]--) j,-ii y that they will soon spring dation i u;os of life. ick H. A. i al I'.Mj. of M • bste:', was Unclaimed Letters. in the city e t'dnes<lay. I.i>l of h'Uers remaini'ig Rieliard Rains, of .ishury. wa *in oliiee unealied for to date: the city M'edne. day. He paid us a John Cash. plea.-ant visit. D. C. ('onish. W. A.liuntol Spailanhurg is in .Marcus 1 Mckerson. the city for a few days. R. A. ()zment. J. o. Little left for Shelliy yester- W. 1! . Ogburn. ctay to in- gone >• veial days. Wad. I’heiiuer. A Noble Desire. Miss Lila C. Rudd wishes to beiielit the little children of her adopted heme. She purposes opening on \j ill Sth at the residence of Mrs. 8. L Little, a school somewhat on the Kindergarten plan, blend ing recreation with study. Miss Rudd otters the advantages of her school free to tin* little folks whose parents find it impossible to give them an education. Children are not excluded who meet their tuition bs-one dollar every month. A friend * kindly oilers to vary the exercises j with lessons in infant songs and cal isthenics. The session will he from 10 o’clock to 1 p. m. to their norma! condition. And t heir ‘ di 11 h- aunt." M i-.s I dele Brown, from sympathy was an invalid in .mu! her wa-d. lea! -he is out, bright and lively, with her accustomed win some -miles and rosy ehecks. i’rof. W. L. joim . fined to ids home past week on aeeis -.t to change of climate. \A/E Advertise because we would iar^c / ; n _ vv crease our already extensive bc ii^ess. All do not know our business cha njr the great advantage to be derived b o i adinsr with us, THESE IN\\ Y SKtiTCMFS c xn/ey but a faint impression of the endless ariety of beautiful merchandise and grou i aooy , people forming living pictures in ev' h J . ,art- . S^»Xj ment > gathering new thing 1 sickness, due ror — lowels cln iij t ( >wcl> 1 • xd 1 ) for .>c Hive. suet :ich at the i.= FineBress Goods aiid SI Not So Convenient. ITiysicians iialorse Ripaus Tabulcs by piv-enb’mg the remedies they con tain, imt, in form not so eonvimiei’t. The Music Parlor. The mitsic parlor of i’rof. W. L. inex p'li.sive Tubules. and accurate ms in k’goms —.Tie J’. .uiinr Rutlermilk S.mp only be a ea !•: . i !:ree lir.rs of ui'-e Linens, handsome Spring W a . - Waists, Percale Shirt Waists, A- derwea^ : * rt a y p o « O .- hmbroiaenes ^ j day to in- gone s- veial (lays. Mrs. R. A. Jones spent 8atiirda} i a!.d Sunday with her parents at Am- I luiry. Miss Carrie O. Sams returned to | the (ity Wednesday. J. T. Williams' of Kzeil's, was in i the city Saturday \N'itli a lot of mona- zite. Mr. \\ illia>ii- is a i.tvixu.iii'iu. j Col. Joiiii 1.. Rlaek, of iJIaeksirurg, ’ was iiere Wednesday. J. S. Min!/., of RliU'kshurg, was I here \\ ednesda; m-gotiating with the Catlney Land and improvement Com pany for some laud. Kiigar Railey succeeds Tin.. A. Law at tlm Caiiney Munufnet uring i Company. Mr. Railey is stopping i with Mrs. R. S. Lipscomb. <i. D. Scrugas, of Kzell’. . wa.-in ! the eitv Saturdav with a load of “the ! sand.” Mr. Humphries of Le.ximdon, hook j keeper for D. K. • eeil, is here. He is I stopping with .Mrs. Ilaniiiton. W. !!. M*. Kirby, of Grindal! was 1 here Wednesday. J. A. St ru a. ‘• I l.zell was here Sat unlay w it h eot ton. Nii- , s Alice liiompson refuruetl from Aslihoro W < in eaiy. Dr. James Durham ami wife, of (ireer.- have l« en visiting Mrs. J. !’. W hi! e sever, day- tin* pin • We k. Dr. Durham lias r -luruetl home but Mrs. Durham is still in tin city. W. II. .Martin, of K/elb. was in Hie city Sa; urday on busim-.-.-. ! . (fampljeji went i i Spa/inn- burg Wedm -till,* on bu-i;.i ss. J. W. <hiH'm y'ine of the proa'i'. - sive fanner - on Rroad river, w a- i:. t lie eil;, \\ . dr .-day. aev hi.s la t n on t he road the pas! vsekin the interest of tiie i,"inestor* Springs Lime Works. .■sera])'' i.and, of Lzell's. was in re 'Saturday with a lot of the lieeey staple. , Mrs. W. W. Honrtl was summoned to tin 1 bed-ide of her sister, Miss Maggie Holliliehl, at Mar! insville, ; ias! Sun.'lav. Site is still there. .Miss 11 arri-on Ruhinson. ('. i’. Ross. Tam v Store. \. I!.' Walker. .1 dm Weaver. ! 'i/a W iiiis. .X. It.—i’ersons eailir.' Carroll A Stacy's bank is something unique for a town of this size. In it I’rof. Johnson has placed some of the lincst pianos and organs manufact ured in this country. For beauty | of finish and exquisite tone they will match anv in the country. I'rof. Hive. soap for iOc at the i ice sementeries, Jet Garnitures w gles, Silk Muiies, dies. C' h iff for >•£ —<io to W . J. T. Robinson’s barber 1 shop r» ar </f !’. A. Jones’ store, for a first-class hair cut, shave or hath. Prices reasonable. : or let It rs will i sav adverti.-eti in pleas* Hi: JyUK.KK, T. II. I.m i.uoiiN, !’. M. April. •’>, i sd.>. Johnson will heat his music parlors • •vr ry Saturday and invite.-' |-.ersom> who are interested in pianos and i organs to ••all. He will take pleasurr |in showing tiie ins! rumen! s h I handles. at ! Attention. if <’. Roherlson took pets, I A Growing Church Wi on Rev. ciiar < oi th I’r* sbyterian ehtirch at ! second-hand chairs, a good second- 1 tins place- a v > ar a. a i! wa.-'(liliicult band Kb" vat or and a good second- W'K can furnish you heavy building in raise tin promi - d salary for a | band Ruby Carriage, by A. .X. Wood, j materials, such as Lumber, Shin” Laths, Rrick, Lime, etc., , ,, | W K respectfully snlieit yourpatron- ronage for the Morgan Iron Works, good second-hand WK are prepared to do work of every description in our various depart ments, in quantity and quality, to suit t he most exact ing. OR SALK—A Cooking Stove, second hand Car- second-hand Swinging Lamps, 1 fourth of his tinn- only. At a meet ing; of the members recently it was decided to engage iiis services for ; one-half his time and the salary was raised in a -imri while. The eitureh has vn under Mr. ITda rlson’s ear** and he ha - m arly, if !;ot quite, d'lttbh* tlm members I ha! lie had when he lirst tuok charge. it is expected the work will grow ev> u more i ipidly tm- der ihe new plan. The formal call i-"r to 1 'n -bv icry has been made to se- eun Mr. Robertson om -baif the time. ! W’.X LOTS for sale. Apply to A. N. Wood. \A/A.X1 KD—To sell .' interest in :i * * prolisable business, address "Y” i*. O. Rox Rio. W ANTEI >—Five tiioutiuiid bundles of gor>i to Carroll it Co.. Lessees. of good, sound fodder. Apply gles, Laths, Rrick, promptly and in good shape. WK are ready to get out any class of inside finishing, such as Mantles, Doors, Sash. Rlinds, Mouldings, Newels, RaMusters. etc., etc. jOFR Iron Foundry and Machine Shop j is equipped for constructing heavy eastings as well as ordinary mill j work. < ll K < >ak and ot her st yh s of Mant les are winning a reputation. Reauti- ! ful work for verv little money, l * Give us your orders and we promise to do alt we can to please you. Call on or corres pond with us. Millinery, * * * * Lace and Swiss Curtains, SI.k T mss. Curtain Nets, Silkoline, Felt, v .. v . Ac. Carpets and Rugs, Evening and Wc Costumes we . :o a. e v“v i g '! A.-: t / ■? ///M/X: y /r / •// a- . , - ,gr -' ^ - ts MORGAN IRON WORKS, Asa Tindal, Sr., Dead. j 'j'ho Couniv Board of Examiners 't’lf.'hil. Sr. died at Ids home, | has decided to hold the teacher's ex- o:i ihtie 1’hiekvty en k \\ •• luesday ; atiiination on Saturday. 20th of April. niTern inn. Mr. Timlal was isi hi.s j R ( ,ip -.vhito and colored applicants i e;g!i! y-M vent !i year, lie i i a •! been a wiii he examined on that day. White i CHA ^- H - caklisi.e. p,-cs. and Treas ian in his J.av and was j-pplii ants wili he examined in the Magnolia St. graded seliool ’nuihling. i wife colored in the court house, loss. : The examination will begin W progiv.-siv< man in ms ,'ay amt was p'lpul irly k n >wn !i-: ! lie priqude!or of the O!tt i soi mill, lie leaves and si:; eloldren to mou:!! iiis He had two ••hiidivn d- id. H is ••onsi-t • it memimc of L aver Raptist Chui , .'*!i. Tiie funeral at Holliliehl is vi ry low. F. R. Craves, representing Ktchi- son, Rates it Starks. Riehmon. \ a., was here \\ ednesday. ('has. II. Wat kins, of the Watkins Hardware Co., Richmond, Va.. one tiie most popular knight-'of the grip ! on tin road, wa: in the city Wedm s- | day. Air. W atkins is a stockholder | in the new mill. J. A. Robert.son, who has been em ployed at tiie Giillney Manufacturing , . , , f, • . • , ,, gave an (‘movable soeiatil Comiianv s Mol-' for several months . ... , ■ , , , , hoarding hous(—I’rof. U . ; lett last wees for Ins old home at Greers. Mr. Robert son. intended to i undergo a thorough course of mill iu- ! struct ion hut has decided that some other bu.-iness would be more ivnu- merative. Galfney regrets to loose such citizens as Air. Robertson. R. AI. Giillney went to Charlotte Monday to take the degree of the -Mystic Shrine. He was delighted with his trip and the attention given him by 1 lie Slirim r.-;. !!. L. 1’arks w< nt to Harrisburg, N. Ck, Sunday to visit his parents. plan y. ler.lay aft'a’iioon at 2o’<dc)ek ('_ Alareh 110, 2<''!H. fp in ! hat ehureii. -K- t- o A Building; and Loan Association. Gailm > should Iiave a local Build-i ing and Loan As-ueiation, one con- dueled by its own business men. We have in our midst as fine material as can be bad anywhere and there is no reason why we should not organize one. It need not ami would not con flict with any foreign associations al ready doing business here, hut our peoplt would naturally have a little more <-o::fi 1 nee in our home organi zation. Let the R A" L be organized. Surveying. pKRSONS desiring surveying done ‘J . * will please leave word at my o clock, a. in. j home and it will receive my attention. R. R. CHAPMAN, , I will return home frequently to do Seliool Commissioner. : such work. i R. (). SAMS. Ii M0i6tOii .. 'o. r» riRADE MAAK our entire si basement to cel stairs and down s and prices to match. rs • ;~* Cs; L O, Latest Styles anil Largest Assortment of Straw fiats. CORSET WAIST $t. Oni' XIil 1 ino i "x; y Department far surpasses any J - Gaff ney has ever seen. Hats, Feathoi's and Flowers all going as they shoulJ. A Delightful Evening. The If v. K. C. and Airs. Robertson i njoyablo sociable at their Mcar- j tiiur’ —last Friday night to a num ber of t heir young friends. The even- ; ing was most delightfully spent and i it was diflieuit to tell which were host [ and host css, so charming were I’rof. and Mrs. McArthur in their alien-! lions to the guests. Novelties in Children's Straw Hals City Lots for Sale. N0.\2oO and NOxlHHlft. on Limestone Ave. Dummy line runs past them. Prices are lower than ever before and Caps. — of every description 25c to $ I ’o. The Famous Featherbone Corset and Corset Waists, every one warranted to give sat isfaction or money refunded. We are Headquarters, and always bear in mind that we will not be ua rsoid, quality considered. I*. A. Gardner, of the stock If not sold by private sale before • cr exchange, was her,- Monday from May !. wifi If sold at public auction kiTOWP. in Gaffney OH theSO gOOdS. Spartanburg. to bighest bidder. J. 0. W’ilki:;-. I Kawnna. was in Terms ea-y-One third cash; bul- the city Wedm-day. He is inter- une in ot! • ami ' wo y. ars. apply to Yours for good values; y\ avc I'r rl I lit Iiolincs will tea di .1 > ested in monazite Ali.-:> Lieze (r |)U j>U> 111 U1 «t'»» i ill lionie, also will enlarge portraits. Aliss May F >sloi Wednesday aftene •! tend t lie Galfney A! Seminary. R. Ck Ransey. of ; in the eitv Moildav. M. M.AHz* of R the city Wedm • 1;,,. on mmazite bus iness. If. R. ('arlislc, Ksq., of tbe Spar tanburg bar, was in tbe city Tues day. W. R. LH’SCoAiR. PARKS & Co. >r ii lei’ea, anived r.. S!ie will at- aic and Femnle ; j;ur laubiirg. was avenna, was in 8EE HIVE. JlSill Q f! v. just Received ^ Apr. 3> ’95. P. S.--Bunch Yarn just received. “v CO OLi 1 Airs. W. W. White, who lias been j UK! fit IMK jicr 100 It. stopping wit h Mrs. A. S. (lorry aj ^ ul'‘<» Lecp liiiiiboi <d ivotv couple ol ivi t ks, will return to her j (Icseripiimi wliieii will 1><‘ sold home at Marion tomorrow. n i W. M. Webster. Jr., went to Cow-! l<,VV ’ pens Sunday on u visit to his parents. I*. II. Ryar.-, of Aigood, was down yesterday. Mr. liyars is one of Al- goodT progres-ive planters and a Li.iiot.Km;. He reports farming as progressing. Any person wishing jrood, Heart l/tnulier cun olitain it of Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls, Hay, Bran and Corn. Cotton I’lunters, Handled Hoes and Farming Implements of all kinds. Biggest lot and prettiest styles of T. C. McCraw. Dr. A. 0. THOMAS, Straw Hats in town. Any goods delivered at your door anywhere in the city free of charge. !lit.'• ’V - LAiL, "i. All ti il I Altbk . IJent ( on/h Syn.|i. Tuu-.iOoi.il. Duel in Iiijd:. Si.Hl l)y (trutiiOnU. Dental parlors in new brick build ing in rear of postofliee. Teeth extracted without pair,. All work guaranteed. v J. IV. l»ssc'oiiil>. AGENT for “Lovell’s Diamond” and “Dixie’ Bicycles. V ( A t ‘ • M;i gg i e M11 rp!iy ’ - 11 »111o'' “Down on the Fiinn, wiiib “Coming 'ITirough tli live, “Mary and .Jolm, ’ Ido :mu- gers,” “Never -peak a- lhey jiass hy,” till one day “In th, (ilotiming ' on Lime-tone Avi - nue, they ehaneed to roatn, “ ‘Oh I’rontise Me' Ice < r' tm at (iaflney A' (’ole’s,’’ -aid - >< , “and I II live in your • Home, Sweet Iloiue.’” lec* Cream, Frida v. April 12th. GAFFNEY k COLE. \