The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, May 31, 1895, Image 4
Save
The Dollar^
Ladies’ I'at. tip Button Shoes, regular .fUMt goods, now
.* n “ “ “ 1.25 “
.. .« *< i. *• “ l.5n “ “
Infants Shoes,
Men’s regular $1.25 fine Slices, Congress or Laee
** “ 2.00 “ “ “ “
“ heavy l\ip$L.)0 Shoes only
Ladies’ heavy Button " "
Men's Hand Welts, regular $2.oo Shoes only
Clothing"
Men's Suits, $l.‘.l , .t. $l.'.HI. $5.'.ttl and $('». lit are the prices.
Our $f>.Bt Suit side! at $10 to $12.-iO.
Pants line. Tie. lllte, $1.21 to $2.10.
Boys' tine Suits $1.21 and $1.I'd.
Boys' and Men's single Coats, 75e to $1.1)11, double worth the
price.
Men’s Overshirts lie each.
“ regular 50e Shirts sit 21e.
“ (Sau/e Cndershirts lie. 2lesind die.
Ladies' t’ndervests lie. He to 21e eaeh.
Lsidies’ Ilaudkendiiefs le, !<• to Be.
Men’s fast lilsiek Half Hose le and up.
seamless, mixed Half Hose (>e to llte.
Windsor Ties le. Be, lie, IBe:ind21c.
Men's white Dress Shirts, linen front OBe.
“ grip hack Suspenders, yard long Be.
*» “ “ “ very niee iptalily 2le.
Straw ILits id half priee, oOe ones lor 2oe.
()ne dollar 11 at s now oBe.
Stationay, Laces, &c.
GENERAL 0 V .LOHERATION
OK NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL IN
TEREST.
Some Short, Some Shorter and all Too
Short for a Heading, Yet None
Too Short Not To
Mention.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
THE NEW CITY HALL.
Movements Of People You Know And D D „
People You Dont Know B k Bem B Ma de and Worn to Corn-
The Smil li ! i
receiving I
ready for o;
l iardwiii’e ' ''imp,any
r stock and will
11 ion ai>'>ut June 1 ^'
A.
(i. Smil h. v
i ho ha
is he
1(H) (‘H£l
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in I he inonn
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Uisine
ss in this
hC’C-
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for sour
!• nu
111111 s
past has
ro-
t urn
ed In hi
s home tit
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Igely,
M<1.
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an
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ing
gelit lei
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made m
anv
fp'cnt
Is •
luri ng
his
stay
here.
il is
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1 In
• may
liml
it to
his inti
rest
to ret urn
to this
St‘f*“
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1 a
few (
in \ s
wil h
relnlivi
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d friends.
She Ii
a> .i
A. N. \\ ood inis pltieed a hiindsome
fountaui in li!- front vard. it add*
ster t le re wno is siek.
.Liek Smarr, of Cotton, S ('
is I to
much to
beautiful home.
oeauiv ot
The m:
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ork
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the f:
id
lory
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onday
and i
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lie of
tin ir
h
; ndsome
already guest of I’. C. Ihompson, on Victoria
Avenue, Mr, Sm.irr Ims ;i liost of
friends in (ialTney who are always
ghid to welcome him.
S. Pridmore, one of star Karm’s
most progressive <*iti/.en.s, was in the
city Monday on Business.
Dr. Charles .lelferies, of Home,
line wasin the ei! \ Tuesday.
\\ ill Kiser, of Trough Shoals, vis-
itedoiir city hist week. He look his
meals at the guard-house.
B. C. Humphries, of Oak Springs,
X. C.. was in the oil v Weilnesdiiy on
Bits Bless.
! . (i. Staev i;'- iii X'ortli Ciirolinu i.i
t •• interest of t!i<‘ Limestone Springs
Lime < 'ompiiny.
mence at Once.
Comraetor L. Baker lias completed
the jilans for the m w city hall and
they have Been accepted liy the
Mayor and hoard of aldermen. D.
K. Cecil is now making brick for the
structure and work will Be com
menced jus* as soon as a sullieient
niituBcr have Been made to allow the
construction to commence. The
plans show an exceeding commodious
Building. It will contain -n the
ground lloor a maxor's oilier, a clerks
office, a puldir i'B .iry, four prison
ceils and a liri en .'ine h. use. I ho
tipper siory i.- to ii eiiiir- iy devoted
to a hall fm puBI'e amusements,
t here will B t'.o s!air cases iBc
front one fur t he gi nera! ent ranee and
the ihmi'ope for t !a i»..gg r ag»‘ and the-
atrieal aileets of companies eoming
liere. 'i’he auditoriiim and stage will
hot h he eonsideraliB
Wood's Hall.
And still we march
progressive line.
A NHW DECEPTION
which the people of the South
are reseuting, is the efforts of
some to sell them imitations for
the real Simmons Liver Regu
lator: because they make more
money by the imitation; anil
The Physicians’ Siatc.
Bachelor .luiin dell’- : ';. .; has Been
contined to Bis room at Ccorge
Brown s the past ,v < k. He has
oeenijuite sick ‘out -• sooiewhrt im-
nroved.
'■! t
M. B. Sum-
"Billy ' .B dm son is Borne for a few ]‘. (•. Suns is ipii
itavs.
Miss Annie Miller, sister to Dr. .1.
B’oddy .Miller, was t lie guest ot the
Mi.->es Sams the past week. She has
n turned to le r Imme at 1‘oek Hill.
L. t . C.ampkell left a I’uesday for
a few days in New York.
Capt. I'. M. Scheii left yesterday
I’Wash'm pon in the inter-st of Bis
mining ope rat ions.
Mr. and Mrs. .\ndy Tanner, of
< ec.vdcvsville, were in the city v\ ed-
on \ iciuna av nm
inferior article. It’s the moniy
they are after, ami the people can
look out for themselves. Now
this is just what the people are
doing, ami 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
m-ger 11 an Simmous Liver Regulator. You
know it by the same
old stamp
Z on the
It has
ed you,
who have
suaded to take something < !-<■ have
always conic hack again to The
Old Friend. Better not take any
thing else hut that made by J.il.
Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia.
onwanl in
of the Ri <1
p ac k age.
never fail-
and people
Ti Bein pir-
—
K
n s \u:—
•t . .•()||(L i.«i
I ond-hand ('ar-
*t -w inging lamps,
a good second-
\ harp
T
I »ithv < • •
da' hiin \ t y \
s 1 si«e »nd-
1'- :: -lie Sinv-
»M N i.o’j s f,
N. V/oo.i
- h . Apply to
T
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Mr . A
B SALE-
• Montgomery.
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aiding ant]
Lsar. Notice.
1 » j
. tjvt 1 (’or*a?
■ - ion issued
y'd si ate to the
I’heCit-
' an \ -v eiation,
ah! horizing
: [>tion to
lir t and
M . • i i
hereby
of mhseri jit ion
'i ; 1 • assoeia-
: Si tile office Of
I . I
: - \ :< lit. ('at H.
S. (
• oil i' ri it
w
1 ( aifiiey Cify,
■ Jith. IS!>5.
i!. Li l I i.K-loiix,
j j , 1 (iV 1 '<
t’. <i' \uei:XTKK,
• M . (tU.IOWAV,
"."r ot Pro!,
a! Ii- r Borne
it or:
I
The Value of a Package.
eon!i'nis of :i 25-ecnt paeknge
ofSimm l ive: BegUiatoi* will cure
many a Sick lle.,d..'ln. It's the
Woman’s triend. ‘ li cured me per
manent iy o' Sjek Headaehe."—S.
.Morris !!,mw: -ville, W Yn. T ,l. it
drv
•?. -x ^ r-
tl^y
a it’
A .1
—. v i:t- w am va i
i i ri n/. ■ “W • « l !11.
'f l!
S. I ipseomh returned
rom ; *-'p'
machines.
<’ol. San
■e I air.
— Ilein/ s
pickles at
! lie nils! !iu s.
ti for
.Be, 1 I and
Spool cotton
I’aper pins
Ball tbread
Ladies’ Silk (Moves, per pair
50 Envelopes
25 sheets Note I’aper
Bist Crown Linen I’aper. pt r c|iiire (21 sheets)
Envelopes to match -I f 01,
Pocket Knives le, Be, 1 Ic to
Laces, per yd. 1c to
Linen Collars
“ Culls
“ Towels
gnat
Ha n
ll i:Or
while
Mrs. Jcir
«‘ l*U>
Boast
s oi
Ihoiih
1 1 he In
i os; 1j i r
i > i r ■ h
|nin! I
rv r:
tiscr 1
for mil
i s around.
She
h a h
a In
:t w
lloSe
merry clue
k i s
1 he li
not In
•r fit!
1 of (if
ty-t'oiir hid'!
if s.
Mi
• ha v
r ri < <
■i\ ed a
eominuiiiei
tt ion
i w 11
from "S
which we
>ur tirape
i
i t Ml. lain.r,
lo publish, hut
CoiiimBia Sunday wheri' he has been
f u’several weeks. Stead is univers
ally popular and his many friends
welcome Ids h t urn.
Mr. and Mr. .1. V. Sarratl have —I!
ueen receiving e >!,eratulat ions (he serves
past wee:-, on i.eeii'.in! of a new i'eir. ouince p; - ' -' .
He is a thriving )oung gentleman llirrur—at W.
and bids lair to Be a shining mark, the hustlers,
.’.other and child are prospering.
Mr. anil Mrs. Thus. Murph, of Itirli
Hi’l, were in theeitv Monday. Tliev
eueil I li Ber
r\ c
U !. 11 ,V ill - '
zenana i5i ns:
TliAU/l.S rilli LESSON KV-
KRY H7 /./, / V / Zj 1 I /•. /A' OF
/.Oiri’/O'C '/:SA.\ 'Ii OOP/) I VIL-
(V:.Y. V
-The higges! p
• ic at
of t'
i 111
Ci,rres| omlelil :> i
name. We eunnot puiiiish any eom-
muieat Ion unB .-. we Icnowthi' writer.
I.
*’ • Index to New Advertisements.
i The ad vert isement s in Tin; LcnuKt;
I are constant l\ idiangin;;. In fact
JLXAMJNJ: G00/\S AND /'/ACES, MONEY \\\Hy are chan-i d oftemr than lltose
1 —'■'■■■ of any other week!} paper in I he
State. This test Hies to the euter-
REEUNDED FOR ANYTIZING r//yi n prise of our advertisers. It therefore
lichooves our readers to const tint Iy
( ot t o!UldcS Si
I ratts.
the writer has violated the rules of w ", v home by .Miss
iaitiiig to furnish '•u.a. win. lias Been attending the town for 5e at
(•alTney Male and Female Seminary.
There is ' one" who mourns her ab
sence.
.Miss Dora Hamrick, of ShelBy, —Call on \\ . <>. Lipscomh A Bro
will arrive today fora short stay in the Hustlers, for Bailey Brostol
t he city, the guest of Dr. W. C, Hum
rick on Limestone st reel.
( otlon Hoe.- i hm your cotton
from Hi to 2d ets. .1. |. SarraD..
spasmoilii
K III INK III l' : S', - i '•; \| p ) i
h m. . * • X i )i V i \' K T( >
tot lie nl I raei ion a: .d j- •« ,.[,1 ioi
s- |,.it ronaga
t ban 1 he too eomiin n jiolie ,
1 :, . sjirat to catch a
herring ’ We are hu.-im . hi:
:i ! dii. 1 and aim to win 1 he
cohliilehc;. of the ji ■ ople hy
fm'. . "i" ■ e\ i*v day (not
I v : ! fie
St t:
\sk for B:
iilev !'
t iihaceo.
Big Horn.
, i
,:ii -ei i
uiB A' Bro.. I lie
—-'ar of nice f<-e.| oats for 50 ets. a
hushel received at store. (!a!riiev
DOES NOT SUIT YOU.
BOSTON STORE.
Next door to J. N. Lipscombs,
What do
The Pei
| watch (heads that they may keep
alive to tin times, and they should
j never loose sight of the fact that it
I will Benefit then., cucouurage the
j men hunt and help us if they will
l tidl merchants they saw their ads in
j Tin: Lnixu i;. TeM them of it. The
; following are tiii- week s changes:
What <io the people want.—(ialfney
Mann fact tiring Company.
The Flower i^ueen Monday night.
Busy Corner Merchandizing.—Wil
kins Bros.
Come in and have a rest.—\\ . B.
Du I’re.
Fruit-time and Harvest.—,L N.
j Lioseomh.
Just lieceivcd.—(iatfnev A' Cole.
! i
Juo. Britiges arrived from Alabama I” 1 '’ '' ' 1
y- sC rday and will remain until Sun- Hiistli'i>.
day night. John ha.-a larin numher
of aiiniirers artatnd here.
Airs. J. Frank Laney arrived in the y,-.,
eity Wednesday from Monroe, Si:.-
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. —Highest tuarl. t .'Fee paid for
K. M. (ialfney, on (irenard street. j country produce (.fevt r;. k .idat store
of (ialfnev M fg. ('o.
To the Rei't'lar iRiver
This Means ;
LI i XDKI.DS OF \\ IDE-AWAKi: IF
* * this -eer.t, and evrv tla ! le ' r ran I
'ire
LEA BN FI)
A Sorrowful Scene.
Wetlnesday when the 1 :20 train ;:r-
—1'resli (linger Snap crackers at
rived from the south it Brought to T. Davenports 5c per IB.
tiie city a mourning mother and
fathei and the lifeless form of their
•acker;
FREE SIT I 7:7i > , THE SIN (AN GO/J)
STANDARD, BIMETALISM, MON-
and I'eaehes.—T. Daven
port .
For the next thirty day-.—Carroll
A ( arpenli r.
Fmlmdlas, Chcmi-i Its. Waists and
Shoes—II. L. Barks A- Co.
G. M. and K. Commencmcnt.
—Two cans of nice Syrup I’eaehes
at T. Davenports for 25<-.
darling hahy Boy. Alonze, the four-
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. —Three cans of Pie Peaches at T.
Holt was ill last Saturday at their Davenports for Joe.
home in Ashville and on Tuesday the
whit-winged angel of peace waft' d . S P cc,a l ° ,ferin K^the Next Thirty
the sou! to Him who gave it. The: , ^ s '
body was brought here for interment I'orthe next thirty days we will
at Limestone Cemetery, this having offer .'O pieces all m!,. riBBous at _oe
Been the former residence of Mr. and i K 1 A'^*' 1 ^' c p''t'yd. ( ar-
Alrs. Holt. The scene at the depot mM Carpenter, L< adi rs.
WW./’ 1 ' !'V L v, ' nt
'A/m/ to our line ■»
V y (foods. We havi !
do ii"t want an, < f
Season conns on and we are
line. Be sure and keep us in i
} 'ours Truly,
A i IF ' i !•
I ALLY THIS
eoiorfd Wash
f g Is and
.vie;! the Fall
:F; - aioiig this
o :d values.
i) M’.O !J i
was one full of deejicst sorrow. Lev.
(f. .M. Boyd conducted the services at
the grave.
« •
At Lipscomb’s Hotel.
I ii< sociable at LitiSeomB S Hotel
S i’Bl NC SIPiW lx I ■ S are in season,
so are silk umhrellas at BXe and
$1.25 a I t he Bee i I ivc.
QHEMISEI I’S I Be each at the Bee
Miiv
G iffney, S. C.
'd:
).
Hiv
I!. I i’arks A < ’<
OMETAUSM OR SOME OTHER
ISM ?
gi
(HE WHOLE COFNTBY FBo.M THE AST FT F I’OLITmoN
to the humhlest voter is holding mouitury eonveiitions, rais
ing sand and pawing the air trying to relieve our financial
conditions. What do we know about politics? Not much—
just enough to let them alone. We will take your gold, your silver
or your currency and run the risk of any of tin in being good. But (Iraduation.
one thing we do know something about, and that is Buying and
selling
The following B tin complete pro- Wednesday night was a most enjoya- BEAT DAYS Hie.- ■ are for waists.
amine of t he common cut oxer- hie atfair. Come and see •. hat we have for
cises of tin-(iafTney Male and Female I’leasan! tete-a-tetos were inter-: 10-at I he IB e 11 ive.
Seminary, Jum 7-11. I »5 . I sperseil with-iiateiies-of music by a r-y, ymK WALKING in our Shoes :
I'riilay, .iuno 7, ^ >>'> [>. m.—rhil- w tnn^ IkubI. I in* \\a> com- Nva || x%i | r .,,i jj j |< r
dren’s night. posed of the eclat of tiie city. Among I s)()ni
i Sunday, June 1), I I a. in.—Baccu- ' the out-of-town ladies and gentleman i
| laureate sermon. Kev. J. D. I’itts. present were t no following: Misses! A New View Of Life. J
Monday, June it), .XJIUp. ii.—|)e- 1 Alberta Tliompson, of (ireenwood, i It is surprising how often tin-trim-I
hate and Declamations. Roberta Archer, of Spartanburg, and Ides of this life spring from indi ns-
Tucsdav, June ii, 1' a. m.— Annie Torrence, of <'harlottc, Messrs, j t j( m . And more suvpiising how few!
Alumni Address. D. .lelferies. Don Lumpkin. Fred Wei) er, Allie people know i». A on say, I in Blue.” i
Tuesday, June II, SJlo p. m.—Lit- DsB'irne, J. N. Atkinson and ( hamp or ‘My In ad feels ipieir ' i.' ‘I can’t !
Oonic* i ii l
EXiiti Hi wo
A ^
Dr. < 'r
casv.
^GOODS ^
ND WE DO KNOW THAT THERE IS NOT ANOTHER
erury Addre-
tiou
The Flower Queen.
i omey, ol i.iiiekshurg, and J. M. Har-
kev. of Lexington, N. <'.
Unclaimed Letters.
List of letters rcinainiiiL
in t In
What promises lobe the niusicai ( ... , . , . .
r ii i v : ollice unea eil for to date:
treat of the season will he (he pro- ... . . ,
duetion of I lie Mower (Jueen at .. . 7,
tfie (<iuTney .Male and reinale .'semi- t
; • i, i Mrs. Harriet Henderson,
nary Monday evening. Prof. \\ . L. (
Johnson has devoted mueh Iime and j ‘
, , , i ,■ i.i i . . Dulson illiams.
lalior to its production anil t he soloist I , ,,
, , / , , , . , i Julia \\ alker.
and chorus ers have worked assidu- ,i..
N. B.—Persons calling for tlicso
sleep,” or “Everything irets me.
Nine t imes in ten iialige.-t ion is at
the bottom of all your miseries, and
a Box of Ripans Tahulcs would give
von an entirelv new view of life.
For Sale.
O NESI’J'(i.N D-! IA ND To!’ Bt'( l(i Y
and Harness.
JAMES .1. (JAEFNEY.
OufR i
Phone 2 1.
7, tllO S
Night call 47 —2 Rings.
store in this section of country possessed with such elegance, ously. Every lover of good music ,
and a stock of goods of such exquisite beauty, and we further
know that none of our competitors offer to sell within 5 to Id
per cent, of our prices. People have read so many advertisements
and been deceived so much that nine out of every ten, when they
see real Bargains offered, Believe them to be fakes.
Don’t take our word for it.
C OME AND SEE FOR YOl RSEEK AND YuF WILE KIND
what we say hacked By solid facts. In a great department store
like ours it would take ibis entire paper to tell the tale.
orLm-eTs | l ,k - asc s:l >' a,lver,iHwl in | YOU f
Attention!
O KNOW SOMETHING
s “* 1
. , Ac., will l* l>f a' 1
MollldlOr, 8 ’ . wish
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
FOR Knights of i’ythias.
FOR Knights of Labor.
I’( >R Knights of Templars.
FOR Sons of Temperance.
FoR Sons of Yeterans.
I’l >K Sons of Rest..
F< iR a son of a man whose name is
Uunn.
should attend. The perf->i... . .
for the heneiit of t he ij:i|»tist ehurch. j lu ‘ ’ ’,j, ^ Lj.,-1] (.joux p M
Dancing on the Hroad. ! ?da\' 27, IS;).). .
There was a dance at Oherokee, on
the Broad River Tuesday. A crowd
of young people from Blacksburg j
went down and made tilings merry.
The re were a few from OatTuey also. |
Eph Humphries wasin his glory and i
some of the hoys say that “W’ashie’’
led the (lerman. However, that
cannot he ot her t ban a joke on (Jeorge, j
for lie don’t dauee.
Gardncr--Turner.
J. (iardner and Miss Mary Turner
were unit ed in marriage las! Sabbath \
by Justice !. (J. Surra!t. If was a j
runaway affair and it is said the ire '
iif parents has not yet. been cooled, i
However, we trust all will end well, g
as Mr. (iardneris a hard working and |
'Midlistrious young man and the bride ]
is a most popular young lady in her |
neighhorliood.
vantar.etoy.'UW.v'-
t o purchase lho>- e artwlcs.
u NEW L,ST
ill tell you somcthiuK
• n.av ask us at><Hit. w
V ’ U to t)uy good iiua'' 11 !'
E VERYBODY can come into our store and l>uy what they want
to eat. or what they want to wear from head to foot and save
money.
you want
\t low prices':
.-.ugusta
l um ber
CO
AUGUSTA.
•Buy 11 ths flaker.”
ME respectfully solicit your pat roii-i
romige for the Morgan Iron Works. '
M E are jirepared to do work of every j
description in our various depart
ments. jo quantity am! quality, to '
suit the most exacting.
, WE ear. furnish you heavy building j
materials, siicli as Lumber, Shin
gles, Laths, Brick, Lime, etc.,
promptly and in good shape.
M E are ready to get out any class of
inside linishii g, such as Mantles,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings.
Newels, Ballusters, etc., etc.
OFR Iron Foundry and Machine Shop
! is equipped for eonslmeting heavy !
j castings as well as ordinary mill
works.
OFR (>ak and ol her st vies of Mant les
are winning a reputation. Beauti
ful work for very little money.
Fruit=Time
and Harvest
av urn z us and / am dr in
PARED TO T'UR YZS/I )’OU WITH
[1H' IT J A BS. pi BBKItS WD CL’AIN i:s at the
lowest prices. I have just rec ■ 1 1 ■ m fruit jar®.
Prettii‘st line of straw hats in town. I am <If''ring the re
mainder of my stock of colon d eniBr i lery at e.to close
out. Big lot and pretty -tyle- of lawns, dot led Swiss, ch.illics, ducks
and shirting |irints at rock Boliom'ors'e 1 . I luive on hand a full
supply of corn, liay, bran, eotiou si rd meal. Bui's. Hour and any
thing else you want in groceries.
Free delivery in town.
J. N. Lipscomb.
Give us your orders and we ptoinitc lo do ull wc
cun to please you. Call on 01 corres
pond with us.
His Third Anniversary.
Bev. B. P. Robertson, of the Bap-
list eliurch, preaches his third anni- j
vorsary sermon on next Sabbat in He TVlfl PQTltQtQ
espeeially desires that nl! members of lilt UO.ilUlld
the congregation will Be present that !
day ns it is his purpose to review the
T'.t"S' 1UD Tiums VJUVOU, DR. J. F. GARRETT.
doubled in[the past thereyears. by (ieo. E. Boot, under disection of Dentist,
u Vtuiitutu,
The “Flower Queen,”!
MORHAN IRON WORKS,
S*i>:i rt tin Du I'gx'a LL
CHAS. I . CAHUSLK, Hres. and Trcas.
J USt"
Received.
A !<HT.SU I.OT or W.. ISA' K ■ THO'.S r'f.YL C.l.\ /)/J<S,
ii
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S n, WHltU All tisf HllS.
Dost Loti^h Bjrrup. UtxxL Uiie
I’rof. W. L. Johnson assisted By a ,, fr
ehorus of about (*(• voices will ho given j
at McArthur’s Hal!, (Ialfnev, S. (’.
Momliiv i v< nin
line on
( Mlii e i e
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Tickets at Dul’re’s drug store Sat- , “J’ltone
urdav and Monday, I
"V
It. Tollesi i
raided without
No. 27. Ri sid
Ottiee.
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