Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I ling * and - Notions -A'l TIIK X i COiGliOHEHAflOH Or NHWa ITEMS OF LOCAL. IN TEREST. U Some Sl'-ort, Some- Shorter and all Too Short for a Heading, Yet None Too Short Not To Mention. The Heo niveh»*l> ut 1,1:1 i '' ,>h 1 font. Mn-.-r Nftl Stmatl, fuittlh- iH'ti illij>t • t‘ i he Soita* of t in- h 'V ci'-ny i-\ > r Itstvit ; -roil.- Id S|»:ii-tat;I.Ui'' Tin ) ij-.to Io | Th c Building and Loan Association, i A Qjsrep^tablO Practice. I*,, r> snanl t f > t he <*nM fMihlj.-fM <! i;- 1 PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. ! just week's Liitmi.f ((uitc a mim!»cr Movements Of People You Know n |lief llt W'oo.j •. Hail M niday ni^lt, in People You Dont r ' '> '>f a lo.-.ti li ,'v L “jjjllv” Wobwtcr um't <o 1 tion. Dr. I. K. tJ-.rndt was Sunday viHiH"* J > ;'”i !Jt .|;, 0 ,nan () f olr.inmm .•i'ul Ivi !I. D( Caiii|) so r- D. .1. Ilamrick. H jfi (h( , ( . ily Ti| . s . f in y. Alderman F. <t Stacy osplaiti- Itoiling I tttl tlu: ol>j,-cl of the meeting. Tite u. and T. (».'J'al e, of'I'roii;li, <-Oiiiinit t ? ■ a[>]ioMit e'l :tt tin* meeting % v,*re 1" n- i-ri lay ot. luisimss. i l lls l ueck to see a re data in reguni to Mrs. K.H. W.itl.iss of .State Line. Ituil'ling ami loan a^ oeiations made visiti (| friends and relativt s in tin its rejtort, wltieh w.ts reeeived ins in- eity tlu trist week. formation. Kneouraging talks were “Hilly'' .Ldi: • m. after a weeks toade hy Drs. Oawley ami Millet* an < ♦ ...» heue- i*e M 111 11 itI i.isw ork on •ysrs Stacy, U. A. Jones, J. I » Wedm ,: ! V. J<, I Hal - 1 siajor Ward! A'heat A I tini •«! from ... , l '' * o t i e' - 1 i ■, : 1 !(» 'lowing commit t( t rip Ikrii Hi.rJ, \ t • w i: nglaml W;i - elect I ; , , . i 'ei: - 1: •-'•:*; ■ tlOU ii * , 4 J • t , S*t : J. D. J. im-s «:•! c. h‘ R. \ , iinie Tor True 4/1 < Jm Li'lo! tc, -I" to -'. Maj-e* i'ui'MV and Dr. i ii r» is tin* gue.-.t of the Miss*, s llopjn r at t In- Linn stone I nn. iiodd V .’•! i i it Mr. .1. D. dt moved that a eonimittee In* $1..SI.:." tine. pair. Men' H) to $1"."". • i . ’ord to mis*: ^ •rin;j 44 not her -.lit. i W" )0 ■ 75:*. 5>ue. $ i (he • 5*) These an • rare 1 - t hat wear F ants. Si: ugh Coats at 75e. ti 1 : • li Is e ;st till >re to t : n N . Overshirts 15e. lar 5"c. Shirts now ['< t * p.«Kts!i 1 rt < ic. or l')r. (i^ Jiirl s i lidervt sts or • B>c. ( . 1 lamli-.' r.-hie fs le. a* t iie im >ney. II<*s( - .le. B *. 20c. Big 5(*. I Oe. 15c. :'5e. ° ell Shirt • !":*. A gll- h Me n’ yard-IoiiL* gri|)- ]i ic. Men’s re gular 1 5-*. t■ - 2.'<*. Hoys’ " . * i )! 11)1 t 'lit t ' 111 1 lr. or E .»<* . <ioz. Clarks ( ). N. F in sville, were t h i it eels I!. A. Holmes h terja’.se Stai i -. ,} t ■.eoldil: * 4 .I'.ne- i;l -I Sat tirda with an .-.Hat k of | ^j|y }YJ : ;ti'l Jonnsv,!;;: ! ' !|:IS l Hov.l Ham* aj.j.otnte i W in. Jones, of to draft eom ! it ut ions and by-law ID-sIsof H. 11 a- following '.mi- 1 h< eoiinnitti name.! : Major Wardli ev, w. w. <;* ’! Bill no A loway. .1. D. Joiies F. 1 H. St ley an >.t ■ a:<t 11 i- went to.lonesvi i’.i*\ -in < )v. • I. en very sear**e |, tiling !ia*'|.ening ii III ! TV. 11 was as'-ert ..in- d tn-.t all, ut !.'<> - ml 1 - ■ *iii:i 1 lopper sliai 'es would 1 a* ! u Si u by those le Iasi Nunday ( n*. Tile nice t ing t hen adjourned to i i ‘if ( '!: 1 -lott * * . \ V i i S IJMV i !:i<! niglil 1 win *i an erg mi/ it ion , 1 Til: sday <1 ra | 1 wj W O!! Id he .*!!!■.•(•: • d. The meeting uii \. V \ ,\ ' *od. n« ? •oilciu !•. ii it - w or.. t lie h ,!"• < d (t) ('t# Yf hi' I r Vm IiIm i- •«! V •! I it . The Col rcJ Folk’s Day. •. i>t i'.'hhiy \v;js «Ji‘* i*• >!t>:*<m 1 folk ;• <!: i \ li! D a li I i r V. i i 1' 11: • i '•»V ' - i >»: •«i lta>. hai! t-. am etime down to do oat- which the peojfle of the South are resenting, i.s the efforts of some to sell them imitations for the real Simmons Liver Regu latory Jx*cause they make more money by the imitation; anti they care little that they swindle the people in selling them an inferior article. It’s the money they are alter, and the jx-ople can look out for themselves. Now this is just what the pvople are doing, and merchants are having a hard time trying to get people to take the stuff they offer them in place of Simmons Liver Reg ulator—which is the “King of Liver Medicines,” because it never fails to give relief in all liver troubles. Be sure that you get Simmons Liver Regulator. You know it by the .sa m e old stamp of the Red Z on the H package. It has never fail ed you, £ff\. cc 3 > b and ixople who have W^^been per suaded to take something (behave always come Inch again to 1 he Old Friend. Left* ' not take any thing else but tl.et made by J.H. Zhilin & Co., i'hiladelphia. New Goods Arriving Every Week. >- /V/:V:y * Of A’ Sf()( C OXTINU- . IAA ) .! 7 7///: A JO) NT. MILLINERY 'I ■ f! I MtonniT ■ t hi rigs : wl'.ich Hiis iv..Tie of t lie n r n n n c ;. X.J M > »J( V-/n.^0.* li: (R HIi L LS (',;•[>•*: IHues, 110 inches • ke up so l.lo |,*( r yard C r:!: '» ‘ L :»litis, Si/. * Wanted. I- n ! c\ . - r r y-J cX * (i T. 4c. Spool. <*r •'."/.•u. 1 full count, 1<\ pajjer. Ihst hal! w- U ing Thread, le. ^ ard wid< Donii-ti.- s'.i 4c. and He. yard. I.inen Lov each. Heavy cotton !l:"d-i«.v. i-. Sc. and l"c. Ladie.-'Sill- idev. ^ I 1 '* loc. -"c. pJr—there arc l.argai!i>. Men's and Hoys’ Hat - -*V. to .f S'l'A'l'IOXCK A . 25 envelops. <‘.c; 2! >h* t - v. ritin,: paper, Ic; Rest linen " !e p-d > r made. 21 sheets i"e. : li \ ■c !>>''■ grade linen cnve!oi>- vi",*.: L > of 24 envelops a: i ’'1 all for 5c.: H"N - i > ■ ' ' s :11 * ,: 24 sheets i-:,; r. 20c.: Writing Blank aecou: - 14c.; Blar.k 10c. to 2..'-. ; I.s - Ue. tO 12 ; lars 5c.; Me:: > !.. 20c.; Men’s 2.* ' , > Pocket Knives. Ribbons 5c. to J< . ; BARGAINS ill SHOES, Ladies line pat cut t ;j • Shoes 75c. up.; Men s r< _■ dress Shoes, lace or For -- Men’s heavy Kip. re.*u!a: *' only .fl.ntt.; Men • oil gr;d waterproof, •i*!."".: Ladie* i Shoes, Hoe. and .’rdo". : Ladh-s \ Button Shoes, rt gular s : '.o , i _ for $1.25.; Infants Kid hutton >!. - 2<ic. Your Attention. WK respectfully solicit yourp,on.t,- ronage for the .tiorgan Iron \\ o:*!.s. WE arc prepared to do work of every description in our various de;inrt- ments, in quantity and quaiitv to suit the inost exacting. WE can furnish you heavy building materials, such as Lumber. Shin gles, Laths, Brick, Lime, etc., promptly and in good shape. WE are ready to get out any class of inside finishing, such as Man'.h s. Doors, Sash. Blinds, Mouldings, Newels, Hallusleis. etc., etc. OUR Iron Foundry and Machine Shoj) is oquipiped for constructing heavy castings as well as ordinary mill works. OUR Oak and other styles of Mantles are winning a reputation. Beauti ful work for very little money. lieu- or: n,. H*. v.ilh Hu-fi.ilfiiey coior, 1 teuiu mid A >!•;('()“ I)-l i \ X1 > !):iis> Reaper ior -i t .lie.* a hi!! i *-royai t •>.»!; phe*e. in A ! e leddnr . Will he M»ld I n U w * 1 ■ • -■•»•***■' ■* i ' ** - •... r - . l 11* i ali i 1111 :i • « •; I j ven’ii inning tin* ehenp. also a fin-* milk e ov for sale. -. din favor of S!,.*!l,y Apply to i’. S. WEBBER, )f the Shi-lby play< rs was taken >ick and the game wa cont inue I. The umpire, hov, g.i ,.* ‘liu* gam.* | •) < i iIfio.y 11 a ofdliO) Itetau-'e the Sh -Ihv ; ^j itc! il. .. riiS Di'llOi jCT' >i; ^ \ LL—•, A ' •am -ii tie gone. .1 i ni A - . r P woulii not li* her:-m, short s! q> for (ialTney ni a h..*• '*;.i:ne. ;:-*c«*',;in a n.i oh* i’.i-onomy is al ii buys ' f ^ u a 1 • .r needs sup- <•) W . 1. •i-Vllo Co Out Tonight I !' Tl, ■r. .ion . :;\is u, an.; u irgau in:! ii a! t ;.i ty, > ;> g >.,d gim- After the hall game : 1..- <•«»:.5 in • , ; bartered a tr.iin on the HatTm y and ;u e-"mnineii! at l.iniestom Railway and r- nai.-. ii to m\ .t* Si mi- the |>ienie gnnjnd where Hie h. danei* ‘ 1,1 •o'* of tii*.* afternoon was spent in having * ^ 11 * 1 * 1 a go* > 1 1111 re A di a ner v, a - spri e :. i*i*tre-!im - jq.-:,. (■ , r! -y was n anag r and -. *. - thin-.- went o!f in fir-t-eiass style. Ina vertent’y Omitted. 1^1 i* i. * r A s NOTICE. j 111’Rl.ilY noHi'y r* :y, S. C. and ding Al it v ii. ' • rf.irv *. ( I SELL ; PIANOS and ORGANS I I: I l 'ilia* 11 • >p. i) 1 A*i. 1 . <'hopin. d i- 1 i)r> ■: cnee (i ritiit in lehira. IISS HUC 11! In had a very - , ■ outi:i :d was coiui*elled to (liM*on:;ion ju - , j' *1 For several days after In: was j r j.-j -. eonlined to his lioine. llis many ! | fii* nds will he glad to learn t hai he ! | wa : be. to ‘ill his appoint in--nt s last ,!. | ^ ■ * w *! i i d i t y. i i • i • ; anil Msirl -. SI A ,*v •' Dr i Lriiig a frit nd The Bs i. i -Ui . -I V : i r tin M: in- p tie* li.e-eoail : h-- d*e : ad vet H- nn id f-.r a d : riogtl. -uii,*:: r monl hs ami id 1 - : : * •>urt-g* -I. Do >rs op*-n i - <•: • h. < .'M-rei-, - coiiimenee Adn i- ion. 25 and 15< ts. Ti.c Ga' hey Mfg., Co’s A-.l. < :i». -.< \ Maiiufttet uring (■<»in- ,.:.*: • ad ii last wiel:h* l.Kimih: •• da ;t den I of at t ent ion. ger iLimrick infoims ioi: Lkd- h:,! t in- sal• -s on Saturdnv Were !md during the i! : - to tin ad. j: \'c doors, sash, BLINDS, &C. ^t" Direct from t! e factory. Nc coinmii .ior.*. or i-.ii-Jdl -men to pay. New Inili .inn r.ts e changed ior old o:. . A 1 rid some select..m a!/.-. : t j be found at the . i . i . • a i; rear of Csrroil & gtac/';. TJ -.nit. Ca!l Saturdays and ."»'o lay... >*. r.. . * Spectar /T\ rtf* V t | i Jl i i i ; -. .1 milOiiitiJ, C'. Olio Hat lav or ol W - P ird. (/1 it* 1 .*< Give us your orders and we promise to do ail we can to please you. Call on or corres pond with us. MORGAN IRON WORKS, S*«>;n t ;ui)>tlt'^< O. CHAS. H. CARLISLE, Pres, and Treas. Watches Jewelry. C ORRELL A BROTHER have opened up a nice stock of Watches and Jewelry in tin- drug store of W. B. Dul’re, and ask the citizens of (ialTney and surround ing country for a share of their patronage. The business will lie in charge of Mr. E. I’. Davis who is a prac tical watchmaker of thirty years experience. All work will receive prompt attention. Very truly, CORRELL & BRO. Dr. A. O. THOMAS. Dental parlors in new brick build ing in rear of postofTice. Teeth extracted without pain. All work guaranteed. are not di.-eourag.-d. Imw* ver. un ! have «ie,-*: pled a ehalJ-.-ng' to go to Uui herfurdt on ,:tid jilay lime gaiiM s in.luiic. I n 1 iu- Meant im>- Hiej Jiop, to luive -ewrai game- hen and lia\e Hi 1 -i i* 11 uii! i i: oi ! i e;- .-iia jr. . '1’lic s*a!ement in the Njairfa’ burg ib r.i 1 I of \\ edie-.-day to tin i-lTeet that Hi** mill team and the HalTncy team Jut ! play' d a maieh yame Mon day in wliieli the scon* was if to 0 is an error. No match gam.- was played nor wa- one arranged, hut Tim Li-m- i.EK would like to st Ha ' wo teams meet ami have a friendly bout. What s the matter wit h doing so, < 'apt. Lip- scomif? •w « Building Notes. <’outractor L. Baker is building a nice two story residence for Sam f 'opeland. .1. i’. \\ liiti is having an adilitioti made to his hou-e. A. N. Wood is having thc building occupied by Wilkins Bros., replas tered ami ot lierwise imjiroved. The Limestone Springs I.iiiieCo., are buiidinga tool room adjoining the I dummy bouse. Oontractor i). K, ('eci! iia-' tinished brick making at Cherokee and is now moving tie brick machines ho had in I use there to this place where he will 'operate them in addition to tins al ready at work here. Work on the new mill is progressing as rapidly as can be expected. Index to New Advertisements. The following are the new udver* tisements for lhi> week’s Ledum:* You are request cl to perust the same and when making purchase-: mention the fact that you saw their advertise ment in The l.Ki'Uia:. Wilkins Bros— -cw goo,-is arriving every week. .1. 1. Surratt—Bargain,-« in every thing. Carroll A Carpenter—White Kid (Jlovi i. M. Feeler—To the public. .1. 1*. Dellinger—R|‘I proof corn whiskey. F. S. Webber—Reaper for sale. S. Surratt—Not ice. — * -#•» • A Check Against Check Raisers, i Carroll A Stacy are nothing if not ' progressive. They haveju-t received I an Abbott cheek |)"i*for.;tor nm! ean- I cellor which is a daisy. By it use j it is absolutely impossible for anyom | to raise a check. Its a beautiful lit tle machine uml should he used by all up-to-date banking in-tilutionu. Wo arc m inute luro s of the *« * n ‘- etc a.** |.| mmeniat NV 'i«i'.v"ik ot all kinds. |-^ With llioi«u*;n oxi . Lsln^ o 1 ,o r .ain> ! tt l o..ao,tam beat maoiiinery. employi"i! svertamn m.l umnuEMurma >•* £ Ur , c ,.i.ntitas. wo are enabled m .,* L. h Hoods ntotUlcC bll H • . ■t i.iif .Umt c«ini»ote suotcssfu'ly vhtli any i mtory any w hore, li you will wriio to u* wo vail you tbo latest l-rb * Ust-A"- august a i.tnbLR co.. AUGUSTA, OA' liny «f the Mtikor. " D ■ . . fi,,( S. a ml Traei-s at (< -1. ('all j i £ w £ k A1 ()/•' AAniKS' Si A!' ( M m: TAAAS K r** • A ‘• uii ft i Cor J WILL I'triii.- I. F. .DLU.LN'HI- L*. 1 . . , ,1 4 I ... 4 I , . t , . . .*• >'h4 ::m: 1 lial n'’ na? p-ast week sev. ral r . ! .■ , 1 : mti i.s from I rough came up and h I-. 1 .! s’.iit - of eiotlis on the -tr.-ngiii of it. 1 hal s the proj,er cap.-r. Tell adverti -ers of their ads in ! his jiaper. A Handsome Monument. I’. L. Elliott. Hi- imriile man of <' ha i*!ol - e. l:*:t week completed tin* const lift ion of Hi.* monument t i t he hilt Mrs. A. N. Wood in Lina stone e.-metery. It is a handsome shaft of DR. j. F. GARRETT, TJ-r,p .narbh ami relleets credit upon the EtL W k ■ .N-v kill of the workmen and displays ^ V ^ | ^ / i r. '' 4 i\(\ ::L ifJIJ o i: roi / ! 'ilver, Every et J o/trs Indy, <t. > N. < 0^1 a’a'? >11 <&c '< Muv 10, ’1)5. *. si :■ e i n i e b Mm..* 3 ulu-i'ts. £ fiGYi' Just Dentist, taste on t h > -• w!io ss-h-ett it. ’I’lio s. c. 0 ’ Gaffney, coping around the plot makes it one ! "f Dm J.vehc. I ill the city .if the OUie,. over .1. R. Tolleson’s new store. , " (n i<b Teeth extracted withoutpain. “Fliom 1 ” No. 27, Re.-idenee; No. Be Unclaimed Letters. Olliee. List of letters remaining in the I oinec unealleil for to date: • r- v x / rt.” O O 'T* rt" o Stiermati J.yord. J* k. >A/EL>Sl£lR > M. C. M: y*. N. B.---iY*rsons calling for these A. C t A. t « I vSl\V letters will pleasi* .say advertised in Tin; Li-.Doi.in Gaffney City, S. C. i. II. Lri rt.i-.ioiiN. F. M. .Ja> lo. i s Jo. Fractices in all the courts. Collee- • • V/liite Kid Gloves. tiom) a specialty. Just received this week. Ladies’ white Kid Cloves, .» hook hieing that -s I <» \\ ei»ste; . if’ you in:;v iti-ei! in i! (I i ’()(’ 1‘. :1 i i, iVoslt 1". <5 I• -,* Flake (’ntekii-, ( V krs. A I’ew lltur- - : M 1 anev * juk!v at Ue -|>ret fully, , Hung wav ol / AM SI:AA/ \ C SAT I IT HA TS . / A' COSA' -TO’ W'A) AO (AO. ea ot N EW and latest .t,.- - i: Da • White goo-ds e!:e.i].-i* than < * -in kinds are advan hug in | lic -s ! 1, ii' i you the henetit ef the lor, our-.*ha-- . •lee! fA 11. Lada Cauze Ve. ts f. ,:n 5' up ti ami wliite goods, Lawn-, ('halli* l iqn Ac. Beautiful Ii a of 5 fan . a-k for it. No troilbh to ?•!;<*.v < N. Low Cut Slioes. F* -peel: ot;*, - : . . : .:vr.- prices, .i . , - goods of all and will give :: 11; ■ h: v,;'-h goods Idg- . : coii >r hose Of. |J;(i i • e lim of embroidery , Mu lin-q Organdies, *, . can't - ' what you want -k to • t.;: lies' Oxfords and J. D. GOUDELOCK. W. M. WEBATriR, lr. .r,,;?:. :Nzn r ” n Wanted I —( ottonades Sc to La* at J. I. Sur- ratts. —The biggest plugs of tobacco in town for 5 * a' .!. I, Surratts. —Hot ion Iloes to hoe yotw cotton from l i to 2J ots. J. 1. Sarratl. — iIXi'• yards ol remnaut Satteens, fully worth !,>e per yd, we will sell at 10c. Tie Bee Hive. —Call on W. O. Lipscomb A Bro., the liu tli for Bailey Bros tobacco. A - for Bailey Bros. Big Horn, s Jd o\ . O. Linscomh A Bro., the llu.-t ' rs. One Dozen Seconc! Hand Sc\v-uk ^lact’uius. C'VERVBODY Should come ami look at our : v nw Wimlov.s decorated with Straw Hats from S’t" I*!.-I."'. ■ at 11 prices. Standard Calicoes from d 1, to 5'-‘ Nice lie • m < 5-m N- j 5 ear. We have a first-class line of wash dre.-s g- 'Is :'r >m ()■' e s- w- ing Machine Oil and supplies. Big stock of Corn ! lour, Cot ton Seed Meal and Hulls, Sugar, CotTee, Iloe-, Flow.- S’’* Agents for the Light Running Domestie S-wing Ma him* Don’t for r et that we want one dozen Second-hand Maohim ; . W. 0. LIPSCOMB & BRO., 'I'll l- i I’l*v( Ic-I'H. Cotton Dress Stuffs. J/A)' ASA A TATS HALT Aili NO AIRAGHTTR A//AN THE BEAUTT d: A A! A RAATERNS OE IMITY ami i, vn vn* ; re .*:•-!'in*' this n. nn n. i In* •* have neh al! wool serges just re- <• i\ed by I in* Hustlers, W. O. Lip- seomh A Bro. I Straw Hats are going fast and cheap at The Hustlers, W. (). Lips- 1 comb A Bro. Bargains in Everything Kept in My Line. , CMS Fit lit AFlut'UliS. I Ilcst CoukIi ftyriiii. Tucti'it Ouod. Um* In Uuia Sold by dniiorliu lowqjs ,M* each, cheap as a sneeze 1 at the Bee Hive. I’i ake olf t he old, put ou the new, That, neatly titling, ca.-y shoe; \\ hen prices run as now they do, lei Would deny himself the new? The Bee Hive. —Three large bars laundry soap for lOe at t lie Bee I live. Do You Know Its Cause, j Indigestion: Do you know when you hu\e it? Do you know its cure? i Ask your druggist for Ripans Tu- ■ | bules. One gives relief. JUST ///INAs Ol' AT! ! A \ ALL Wool SUIT for $1 and up, Farits5<>c urn! up <5 lit- Shirts 20c to $1.50, Ladies’ Slippers »>Mc to $1.5", Men’s Slippers and Children’s Slippers at Bottom Friccs. I-arming' lools ! : !; kinds— Hunk of a good Hoe for 20c, Hoim-iifide Buggy ilarm es and Bridles. Flour, Meal, (ilHi of good eolfee for $1; Tea. Cottoliue, at.d eye ryt lung in (iroeeries a i cheap as anyone in town. A ehanee to price you is all I want to sell you what you want. tht your corn ground at my mill every Saturday which ha- been re paired and is now being run by the well known F. A. W« t. Thanking you for past favors, I am, Yours Hi-peetfully. j. i. imcforl*. > ,nn \vc .th r •■.ed now these an*going like cliatT la f'.:-* a t!.:c-ii !»ree/*. There will In ('ottou Dress M ttlTs w hen you eouie, the most t o 1 . e.-n just now. t >iie hun- dr< d dilTi f-nt uitenis of Dimity, very ''uic s!:**cr goods, Job bers’ piiic i;! 1 , retails at Bi- .'’, our price 12 / . I la m* goods are in remnant- i" to 2" yards. Nothing le-s llian ten yards and you «'iin g'et any numlter of yard: you want at 12’. Five hundred yard- f Dimity and I’on gees at Be, Lawn from \< up. Light colors in Ciiilco at J s’ ja r yd. Job in some plain White Law nor India Lim n worth 12 ,our| ri -e I".’. Figured i,awns or Natisooks 5'', ~ , B> ai i I. I he o<? Lawn is be yond anything ever ollered for tin-money. I’iiese goods wo bought late in the s» asoii at alim.- t our own price. CI RTAINS are now being p.:'. up every day and we can sell you your Scrim and Drapery, scrim 5 ', 7 ,’, l"'and 124^. Ladies' Vests I*’, I"", 1 ,•', Is - ami 2,h'. It’s the keen, close ut low ca h valu thc.t draws the crowds, to our store it ti.e wi i : i- : at . these Vttli ties before they ar** gore. SHOES.— Yesterday’s freight hr , , i u- a cinplcto line l^adlos’ and (Miildren's Oxl Cliild s Strap Oxfords !»-•>,T and '.l-12. S .meihing special in I. li- - I,* Oxfords in 2 and 21, at 75'', $1.25 $1and •?'I.'J5. La lies'Oxfords f^om FJ'.' a pair up. Men's Shot s from 75 t,> t ; h H. L. PARKS & C0. \