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Phis price list will into cllV'd on Monday, March, 20th, at ^hich time lormcr list is withdrawn n. i». a. Mrs. I'lnktun’iH'oinpound Ui iidlU'Id's Krmiili* lU*j»ulntor... I*. P. !’. Mothor'ii Friend Warner's Safe Cure Warner's Safe Cure, (snmll) Cntleurii Ueaolvont Cutlcurti Salve Pond’s Extract U.B.B * Koyul Germature St, Jacob’s till Wlumrd Oil (i. r. p St Joseph’s Liver Regulator Dnnkley’s Celery ('ompound raincoat’s Extract (’(‘1(^51 McLain’s LI ver and Kidney Itulm McLain's St rcupl henintr Cordial. McLain's Wo-ia Medicine. McLain's Eye Salve llootcnla Shaker’s Digestive Cordial Compound Extract Sarsaparilla Wilson's Blue Grass Llnunieiit — Ayer’s Ague Cure Blf Q Kindi BD* 1 ll<i|t Bll let s . (WH* Vdi* j Km Iway's Fills Ilk* lit I* Ay ur's Fill H . . . . l.e rtHt* Shaker's 1 ■ills hie 7.U' Dr K lux''* Oraint t'nmliluation . . #1.1X1 Mk* Dr KIiik's Itallroatl Mlxturo JWe j Dr. Kitne’s InjiTtluu BSu e!i(* | f*r l\ tile's Dl.arrlinrrn Cordial Itic Dr Ivlnu’s Eye Water tile j Dr . King's Fee lot al t 'ougli Syrup. It'lf i*8t* Dr King's Comp., Syrup, Wild ( herry m* 1 a n<l Tar Ilk' ;uo 1 Dr King's Blat'klH'rry Cordial — ille I Dr Iv l Laxative Syrup of Fruties— .'Be tx«* Dr . Kmg's Eleetrie Vermifuge Ille l.v , Ur . K lug s SootIdng Syrup Kle J III* Dt . King's 1 leh and Tetter (lint tut tut . . life (i7i* Dr King's Magie File Oint ment... :S4e (>7p | Dr . King’s Magic Hair Dye Ilk: Me Dr . K mg's Chill a ml Fever Tonie. :Uc Ilk* Dr . Klug's t'uhaii Chill t are Jie lOe Dr . Klug’s Kidney and Liver Bernedy... (17c f»7<* Dr . King's Catarrh Itemedy (»7c ){.*>(• Dr . King's Worm Candy ltk' B7r Dr . K itig’s Nerve and Bone Liiiamt lit Hie IHt* Li« c's lleatltit'lic and Nunralgia LV inetly :i4e tHk- !.»• n’s Heat laehe and Neuralgia U emedy r»7r f>7<* (small) . Itii' s, one- third quantity papers, two 1 for for DC six for 25c, D. M. Ferry A ('o.’s reliable S. B. CRAWLEY & CO B Wc have just received a nice line of clothing for men, youths and children which we will sell at very small profits for SPOT CASH. Come and see our goods, we think we can save you money. We also have a nice line of alpacea coats and crash suits for hot weather. DoM’t fail to come and see us. We have the goods to suit you and want your trade. J. R. TOLLESON & CO’S. Cheap Store. The G&iToey City Land and Improvement Company Offers for sulc liulldin^r l^ils in this flniirlshinff town, Gaffney City; Also Farms near by and in reach of tin* Schools of Limestone Springs and of lids place, in lots of I ron JO to l<>(> acres on lilieral time rates; also Agricultural Lands to rent lor Farm pur poses. For full particulars apply to J. "V^. "r'L\ A Kent. N. IL—All trcssuassInR on landsof t his company, cutt ing and removlnn tiin’oer, fishing or hutitintr, are forbidden under pcnaltv of law. RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE BY Cherokee Land Company. Wo have some of the most desirable lands for residences any where to be found. You can select just what you want. You will not bo surrounded by disagreeable neighbors. You can se lect it so that you will have no town taxes to pay. It is located within 250 yards of Southern depot. Cheap prices and easy terms. N. H. LITTLEJOHN. Mgr. SOUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA RAILROAD CO. time taheos no. i-j. IN EFFECT 12.01 A. II., SUNDAY, OCTOBER, 2d, 1858. WEST 1st Class Daily. Leaves, it. m. 7 10 .... “ a. m., 0:20 .... “ u. m., !•’Jo .... “ a. ni„ lo 10 WKSC. .Chariest on Aujfiista .Columbia Kingsville NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION. EAST 1st Class Daily. S on arrives p. m lo 4.‘> arrives p. m a 20 arrives p. in. 4 :is arrives p. in. K/ViST. Hi 77 7H 7-4 HJ 2d eia's 2d ela’s Isl el's STATIONS. 1st el’s 2a ela’s .’d da's A. M. A. M. a. it. (Leave. (Sunday Excepted.). Auuivk. e. m. V. M l\ M. K 20 It 40 Camden 2 IN) 4 20 8 50 12 00 ... .DcKulh. 2 40 4 tit) !l U3 12 12 JVestville •' ’*> ;t 40 10 10 12 40 ..Kershaw 2 13 :i 1.) lo :to 12 55 .Heath Springs 1 4.) 2 m 10 40 1 INI .... . Pleasant Hill 1 40 2 INI 11 50 1 20 ... Lancaster 1 20 1 20 12 15 1 25 Kivcrsidc . . 1 05 12 15 1 50 1 50 < 'at a whn .1 unct ion.... 12 50 II 20 :i lo 2 15 Kook Hill 12 25 11 50 :i 50 2 :t:, .... Tir/.ah 12 05 S 15 4 40 2 4s Yorkville II 52 7 50 5 |0 2 02 Sharon II 27 7 15 5 20 3 IS Hickory Grove II 22 0 .TO 5 45 2 20 Smyrna II lo i\ ;;o 7 441 (> hi) 2 55 Blaekshurg lo 45 0 00 s no 4 lo Earls 10 20 .... 7 HI H 111 4 15 Patterson Springs . 10 25 li 15 <1 INI 4 2.» Slnlliy 10 15 r» ::o « ;i5 4 45 .... Lat t i more 0 55 5 lo «l 4s 4 52 Moorcshoro !> 4« 4 52 1010 5 02 ... Henrietta !) 2s 4 25 1025 5 lit Funwi city.. . . '.) 2| 4 00 Mini .> .»4 Butherfordtoii 1 '-1 t'li I . 5 BO 1143 5 5!l Thermal t 'it y S 11 2 50 1210 tl 14 G leu wood ... 8 24 . .... 2 *25 irr> ti 5(1 Marion i « hi :i 10 1*. M. 1*. M. »*. M. * A. rt. A. M. 1*. M. WEST. OAKKISICY lUtATSeil. EAST. na i ft) ' H-4 HO Mixed Mixed - • STATIONS. Mixed Mixed 1*. M. | A. M. i Leave (Sunday Excepted,). Akkive. A. M. e. m. 4 It) 5 30 1 Blaekshurg ! 7 20 0 ;#o 4 .1.1 .» .>0 . •. ■ .... Cherokee Falls 7 05 0 05 o 00 (i 20 . .Gaffney .... n 40 5 40 i. ^ r i' 1 w t'i*t. mnks day liirht eonneet ion nt Laneuster wilh the L AC K .< • u Bock llil with th«Southern B. B.. L'uina north; at Blurkshuis; wilh the South rn Train No. ( s, Koiim east, nmkes connection III Marlon. N. (., wilh the Soulliern II K stilBlacks- hitiy with the .Southern, and al Laneuster with t he L. A. C. II. K Tral . No si eolnL's usi L. A. EIUERSON, Tralc Htnager. S, B. LUBfKIN, Div, Pass. Ajest. You’ll Be Sorry ^ When you see your neighbor standing ahead of you in the Class of Progress. Then you will regret that you did not keep abreastof the times too by reading The Ledger. CITY AND COUNTY CONGLOMERATED. Local News from Town and Country TOO SHORT FOR A HEAD But None Too Short to Mention, Hence They Are Itoiled Down For Duirk Bead ing; by Busy Ledger Catrons Who Are Cressed for Time. T. Davenport is buildin" u hunil- soim: new barn on the site where he had one burned some weeks ago. Miss Olivo and J'dnu Sarratt de lightfully entertained a number of their young friends Friday evening. (lov. Ellebe bus gone to bis home at Sellers, Marion county, lie is said to be a very sick man. but flood the trip well and is very hopeful. Itev. J. M. Bridges requests us to suj that a “glorious” service was held at the Second Baptist church Sunday. He says the last vestige of debt against the church was liquida ted. The “Free Lance” is the name of a new paper that will appear in Spar tanburg this week. It will bt* edited and published by T. lb Thackston, a man of ability and newspaper experience. It is nauseating to people of clean ly habits on going to the artesian well to have to wait till a pair of lips have been moved from the spout from which the water Hows before be can till his pail. We received a tommunication from “Cantus” this week. “Cantus” did not give his or her name, hence we were compelled to assign the letter to the waste bisket. No communica tions are published unless we know the name of the writer. The II. Fay Gaffney Camp U. S. C. Y. will be represented in Charleston. Miss Rosa Gaffney has been elected sponsor and Miss Agnes Littlejohn maid of honor, and their charming manners and accomplishments will give prominence to the camp. Many farmers of the county were in the Saturday. They seemed in good spirit after a week of hard work. They report p anting as nearly finish ed and the first planting coming up well. Some have sommenced to plow the young crop and say the ground is in fine fix for work. Miss olive S.irratt has been elected sponsor and Miss Nellie Wood maid of honor for Jake Carpenter Camp 1. C. V. at the reunion in Charleston. Misses Surratt and Wood are two of Cherokees most charming and attrac tive young ladies and are of the light ing stock of the Confederacy. Kdmond II. Blanton exhibited at The Ledger olliee yesterday, an old fuse which was used by the Confed eracy in firing her cannons in the days when she was fighting for the rights of American citi/.jns, as trans mitted to them by their ancestors, who established the lHited States Goverment. Mr. Kennett, of Jonesville, and his two sons, Albert and i'uui were in the city Saturday, on a visit to rela tives. Mr. Kennet is a long patron of The Ledger and one we appreciate. Mr. Kennett is a good practical farmer and says plant sorghun. He says it is the cheapest food crop for animals of all kinds that he plants. Cumin;;. The Executive Committee of Cow- pens Memorial Association are now getting replies to invitations to the celebrations. G«-v. Candler, of Geor gia, is coining. Other distinguished citizens say tliey are coming—many others yet to hear from, lluvecvery- thing ready for the guests. Ht-utl TIiIh. The people in the Cowpens battle ground section are determined to pre serve the best of order on the ‘271h. Magistrate Memory Scruggs will be present with ids constable and will suppress, in its incipiency, every appearance of misconduct. Still Coiiiilil;’. Hon. Boise i’onrose, United States Senatorjfrum Pennsylvania, w rites I be Battle ground Association that be will be with us ou the battle ground on the twenty-seventh. Mr. Penrose will receive a hearty welcome. nininHrk’H Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tre mendous energy are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bow els are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success ttey bring use Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain an I bodv. Only 2.'» cents at Chero kee Drug Co. Ilom-sty it tli«- Bi-ht 1'oin-y. Honest goods, honest prices and hon est dealings will bring succtss. Every hour proves it. The last days of Hie Nineteenth Century show nothing more clearly. We believe this fact and our works demonstrate our belief. Our goods are warranted to be exactly as represented, that is honest; our goods are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, that is hon est. If any article of jestelry of our | manufacture does not give perfect I satisfaction wc will refund the money paid for such articles; that too is honest. m A. II. Pollock, of Blacksburg, 8. C., has a complete assortment of our goods In his store for sale at prices that defy competition. These g >ods are made from rolled gold, gold (illed or money will he refunded. W. F. Main Co.. Iowa City, la. A l'r«>u Exhibition for men only in the lobby of museum, showing the death of Dr. Ruiz in Cuba. Admission to museum 1;') cents. Open Wednesday to Satur day in the old Boston Bargain store. Eiliirnta Your ISowaU With CHHcareta. Ciuuly Cuthiirllc, cure coimtipotion forever. lOe, 23c. if C. C. C. fail, ilruKKlstii refund money. AN INCENDIARY FIRE. Tlir Ifi'int of iMr.TN.vlor B’Hty 1* OoRtroycfl by I irf'bu;;*. Saturday morning between one and'two o’clock Mr. Taylor Petty, who lives five miles out on the Union road, discovered that his barn was on fire. He went to it ns soon as possi ble. as did his neighbors, but it was too late to save even any of the con tents. The roof hud fallen in and the stalls in the ground story where his horses were, were enveloped in flames, his horses already down and dead. Three of them belonging to Mr. Petty and one to his worthy neighbor, Mr. John Cook. Mr. Petty also lost a full supply of fodder, bay an 1 straw and many farm tools and one wagon. Mr. Petty and bis neighbors, soon saw signs of the fire being the work of un incendiary. The fiend bad ridden on horseback to the corner of the barn and touched the lire to it. The burses tracks were recognized and went in the direction of the owners. Mr. Petty and some of the neighbors followed the track and Mr. Cook and Mr. James Allen came to the city for a warrant. Magistrate Phillips issued the warrant and placed it in the hands of SherilT Thomas, who was soon on the scene. But before the sheriff arrived Mr. Petty and his party had followed the horse tracks to the stable of a negro man, its owner, named Cal Tate, found the horse wet with perspiration and at once went to the house and took charge of Jim Tate, the suspect, who is u nephew of Cal. When the sheriff arrived they turned the negro over to him who brought him to the city and placed him in j til. Cul Tate followed on to town and was arrested and put in jail ns an accomplice. Soon after being placed in jail Jim Tate, who is about eighteen years old, made a confession saying he he and his uncle Cul Tate did the burning and both will have to f.tce this serious charge before the coutt There can be no extenuating circumstances connected with such a crime. Cherokee count? will be satis fied with the penalty of the law, but it demands the extreme one. Messrs. Petty and Cook are two of Cherokee’s most worthy citizens. They have a competency of this world’s* goods, and have with their own hands worked for every cent they rinw possess and that which they had burned and deserve and have the sympathy of all Cherokee. Magistrate Phillips commenced the laves igation of the charges of the rilute against Cal and Jim Tate yes terday for the burning of Mr. Tay lor Petty’s barn, but on account of the absence of some witnesses ad journed bis court until to-day, when, from revelations made yesterday, it is thought that both will be held for Dial. J. C. Jefferies is rej resenting the accused and Col. T. B. Butler the Slate. Gone to CiiurlfKtoii. Perhaps the largest crowd that ever loft Gaffney in one day left to-day for the reunion in Charleston. The old veterans, their wives, their g'ris and boys all svent, The crowd wta pretty fqually divided about as many going on the S. C. A G., as on the Southern. The Ledger is proud of the fine showing Ciierokee will make in the “old city by the sea” and wishes all who have gone a pleasant trip and a safe return. Meekison of Ohio Has Been Greatly Benefited by Pe*ru-na. CongrcKsinna 1>. Meeklxon of Ohio, write* tho followiug letter to Dr. Hartman. ZAr. S. /)’. Hartman, Columbus, 0. Deau Sib:—I have used several bot tles of Pe-ru-na and feel greatly bene fited thereby. 1 have been afflicted "N < 'LOt fiii Wallacl. .). CORXKLIL’S (>TTS. V/ALLACE & OTTS, LAWYERS. All ItusiiieNH Intrusted to us. alven prnni|it ami vlgoriiH atltMillou. Office up stairs, next to It. A. Jones k Co. A. 1 rank Kinilli, ,lr., lit ail. Mr. A. Frank Smith, Jr., died yes terday morning about ft o’clock at the residence of IDs father-in-law. .Mr. John P. Wright, at Limestone Springs. Mr. Smith was a member of that old and always highly respected Smith family, of Smith Ford, on Broad river. Ho was the only son of A. Frank Smith, Sr., who survives him, and was about thirty years old. Mr. Smith had lived all his life in what is now Cherokee county, and was well known lo our people. He was a consistent member of the Methodist church. Mr. Smith had a kind and genial disposition with a cordial greeting and a kind word for all. Ho leaves a devoted wife and three small children, a father and many relatives and friends who mourn for his death. The remains will be buried today at Limestone cemetery. Columl 4(null'd SHiuul C'oiiiiiifiif'tMneiit. The closing exercises of the col ored Graded School took place last Thursday night in Dunton Chapel iii this city. TJjj, examinations in the various branMfosof study showed that faithful and careful work had been done by the principal, Rev. R. C. Campbell, and IDs assistant teacher. The church was crowded with visitors and patrons of the school and all went away well pleased with the teachers and tho advance ment made by the children. A t'ln-rokoi-un in The Went. J. A. McArthur, who was raised near Gaffney but who lias lived most of bis manhood days in CIDckasaw county,Mississppi, was a few days ago elected President of a large cotton mill company at West Point, Miss. Mr. McArthur lias many relatives and friends in Cherokee who are proud of his success. We learn he will be in Gaffney in a sho t time to inspect our uDlls. Gold Bust. Mother and Babe 1 ¥1 TONE but a mother knows the | pains, anguish and dread that a woman endures before and during childbirth. And still nearly all this suf fering is unnecessary. The faithful use of MOTHER’S FRIEND will in great measure overcome every distressing symptom, and labor itself will not be a very serious ordeal. Remember that MOTHER’S FRIEND is an ex ternal liniment that softens and relaxes ' the muscles, and is not a dangerous compound of opiates to swallow. Ask ; your druggist for it or send pric* <)1) to : ‘ lHI BRAUUtlO RtfttLATMt CO.. AtWa.j.t*. »(H< Send for our free illustrated book, “Before Baby is Born.” For Sale fWAdvertisements.under this head will be Inserted for one cent a word each Inser tion. No ad inserted for less than ten cents. F oil SALK.- The best Babbitt metal ever placed on t he market at 10c a pound. Ap ply at The Lkduek. F (Mi SALE Ileal Estate Mortf-aifes. Titles to Ural Estate. Chattel Morttraces. Liens, Notes. Etc., for sale at Thk Lcdul otflo*’ M AKHIAUE.—If you contemplate marrl- age and wish the latest in neat and fash ionable wedding invitations you can find them at The Lkduek. / J EST liECKIYED. An elegant new face of script ty pe with which to print wedding cards, visiting cards, etc.; also a neat line of visiting cards which we will sell either print ed or nlaia at prices that are reasonable. Apply at The Lkduek. splendid young mule. F. G. Stacy. ?OK SALE One t’asli or on t irne S OME rare bargains in sewing machines good as new. Also any parts ordered for old iiiarhines. It. S. Lipscomb. For Rent. "oii WENT A new four room house. J. J. Gaffney. 5-3-21-pd 'TORE ROOM next to T. Davenport* for J rent. A. N. Wood. U-7-tf Lost. L OST I hereby give notice that I will ap ply to the Commercial Building and Loan Associat ion. of Bichiiiond. Va„ for (litplicate certlllcato. No. 4:t{". for 5 shares of install ment stock issued in my name, the same having been lost, misplaced or stolen. Mrs. S. Gray. 4-14-4t I OST OB STOLEN—Small gold breast-pin R—with 4 Mack sets, on 27th inst.; tinder wilt he rewarded by returning to Mrs. J. E. Web ster. 5-2-It Wanted. W ANTED A pair of white rabbits. Ap ply at this office. 5-5-!tpd Notice. M ONEY to LOAN at Seven I'er Cent, on city real estate; most favorable terms, call at once and sec me. J. C. Jefferies. Bon. D. Meekison. with catarrh of the head and feel en couraged to believe that continued use of Pe-ru-na will fully eradicate a disease of thirty years' standing. Yours sincerely, D. MEEKISON. The continued receipt of endorse ments like this for Dr. Hartman's great catarrh remedy, prove its value beyond question. Men of prominence everywhere are recognizing the merit of Pe-ru-na and are willing to give expres sion to their judgment because a certain, absolute cure for catarrh is a public good. All druggists sell Pc-ru-na. Letters of Adminislrdiiap. By J. E. Webster. Esq., Probate Judge. Wiiekeas, Mrs. Fannie M. Montgomery and Mrs. A. V. Montgomery made suit to me to grant them letters of administration of the estate of and effects of Michael G. Montgom ery, deceased. These are therefore to elte and admonish all and singular t he kindred and creditors of the said Michael G. Montgomery, doc’d, that they he and appear before me. in the court of probate, to be held ;it Gaffney t’lty, H. on Wednesday. May 24th, next, after publi cation thereof, at II o’clock In the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Anniiidslrutioii should not he granted. Given under my hand, this Mb day of Msiy, A. D., PD'.l. .1. E. Wekstkk, 5 P-2t Iw I'rohate Juuge. N OTICE—Toany person or persons in Gaff ney: You are hereby not Illed to not charge anything to mo without my written or verbal order, from this date. J. I. Sar ratt. May 5-tf T O LET -One span of Turner Bridge to tie let on Tuesday. May'.tth, 1SW, at noclock. N. Lipscomb, Co. Supervisor. 5-2-H S PBEBINTENDENT ai.d teachers wanted for the Gaffney Graded Schools. Appli cations for tho superintendeney must bo made before May IMth and tor the position of teaehers before June 15th. L. G.Bvaks. i J. It. Tukneb, - Board of Trustees. J .JA (La hhktt. I IWloNKY To LOAN at reasonable rates till 1VI the fall months. A. N. Wood. Banker. 4-Il-tf N OTICE TO FARMERS: W* are prepared to loi able next -14-tf to loan money on acceptable papers pay- O fall. National Bank or Gaffney. Trespass Notice. N OTICE is hereby given that all parties are forbidden to trespass on my land un der penally of the law. 4-IH-4tlw R. E. McC’RAW. Well, I have got the ttnc Tennessee pigs ami hogs for you. Finest Mood and tinest stock takes the day. Now oomo and get yon one before they are all gone. Also I want to sell you some Hue beef, pork and sausage and jttnev groceries, cigars and tobacco, country produce, vegetables and fresh tlsh. Ice! Yes. cold Ice delivered at your door on short notice delivered with your beef ami pork. L. W. McGUINN, ■ PhoneNo.tiff. Burnett Brick Block Beware of Imitations! Consumers should beware of the cheap and inferior washing powders said to be just as good as ©8&t Washing Powder They are not—there is nothing so good as the genuine OOIO DUST for all cleaning about the house. Ask for BOLD DUST and insist on getting it. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBAM COMPANY, Chicago St. Louis New York Boston The Boston Bargain Store, The Greatest Bargain Store in the World for P/y Goods, Clothing, Shoos, Hats, Caps, Notions, &c. STim- mor coats from 35c up to the best. The car load of straw hats is moving fast. Broad brim rush hats tit 8 and 10 cts. ; the best worth 25c. Fine children sailor hats, 10c and up ; men’s Sunday hats, 24c up to 48c for the host. Will giyc you more goods for your dollar than any other store. We guarantee to undersell anybody in our line of goods. THE BOSTON STORE. : ♦3 J We sell D. M, Ferry’s seeds—reliable and too well known here to require comment. We cannot sell them for half price, but the papers are full quantity--5cts each, and not the half quantity papers that you can buy two for Sets, S. B. CRAWLEY & CO. »»»?♦: ►.< a iTor—mp Building and Plastering Lime, Coal, Shingles,and Plas ter Hair, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dyna mite Caps, call on THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME WORKS, 'Telephone 57 CARROLL & CO., Lessees Shoes for Everybody! *4 \\ e are better shoesellers for not being shoemakers. * Trade runs to specialists. Tho development of shoex making machinery inclines manufacturers to build reputdlt tion on grades in which their experience and equipment enable them to excel; few makers have facilities for pro-' ducing many qualities. We select the best maker of the different sorts of men’s, hoys’, ladies’ and children’s shoes we handle. BFiSL 1/1—5 ou have a salt 1 store at which to buy your shoes. Carroll & Carpenter, The Leaders. ;3 ^OUR STORE,. is equal to many of tho big department stores of the larger cities in that it embraces almost anything needed in the family. Our TJrir (tA()(]q are of t1lc l Ilt( ‘ st ‘ in( t newest patterns and in this 1/1J UUUulJ department you will find anything you may wanvl from tho cheapest to the best. Our * »' MllllflPrV new and the hats and bonnets we trim for the lUllllilUl J ladies will remind you of a Fifth Avenue estab lishment. Our Notion Department is complete and we can save you dollars and cents in anything in the notion ine. Our QnApo are made for comfort and service and you can get no UUUulJ better shoe anywhere for the money than we sell. We \ handle Men and Yontii’s ClotMng™ 1^ uJi before buying your summer suit. Our Grocery, Furniture and Drug Departments n thing kept in a first-class department store. Call on us for anything. embrac i'hic ooivii'ivuvY su'ok.e;. Goods delivered free of charge in tho city. Your Money is Well loves if you purchase your groceries at m Everything fresh and new. I have j| Delicious California Ham you ever seen in your life. They wholesome and appetizing. Kverytt line at rock bottom prices. \\ r alter* V