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;iui sUII at tlif hf:i<l of tin 1 |*io'/ full U'lm' nt of ^i/o Birdsoll and Whits Hickory Wagons, GLOBIOUS FOURTH c^-h^and ; A iTotty Orttmony I hui'Mility rcittlon I'rldwy. Another fair maiden has dedicated her many charms to married life and i Prospect* for the Celebration ! ha3 s onc ^rth to sweeten and to I brighten with her rosj’ gleams of GrlOvVo BiightCl. j loveliness the home circle of the ] fortunate man whom she has chosen FLOKAL PARADE ADDED. above all others to be her husband. i Slie has liiiked her fate with Ids, to su:i(iHy Srito.dorsn-oml itapiist anti l.lmi'- walk by liis side through life—to I .toneM. k. thuwhc \vm Joiu »«»I p ar ii c ip ft t e In hU joys and share h.s sorrows, and to stand by him through nil the changes, for better or worse, that the coming years may bring to him. The above sentiments were in spired by the marriage of Chief B. Homs© Ke e p e t’s lln> It's toil ioH--Ll[nr()iiil> I'aniiiy union iin InN-rcsi Ina 1 tMlnro. ui'-l.ol’s .0.11 up fIoin |3ViM to fiij.00 If It’s :i lumj/y you wimt I’vofiot'' Huirirv Co.. 1’iiiiik .1. Kn^i r. T o ! >i -< top sinirlu scat, Surreys, i'lau-toas an- >1 tlic followlna malo s Ty oly Itusvy « o., IfaCioin ;i,i Wa.yons from .j.ij.un to >110 nt .V Joui ISi r :y c .) fin’ll N'orkvillc op!'n ami As the time draws nigh for the fourth of July celebration the pros- ; peels for a gala day grow brighter. ! The Sunday schools of the Second i Baptist Church and the I/mestone ; Street Methodist church had about j decided to hold their annual picnic at Coat Island and Draytonville Moun- Oliiunpion Alow r C“rH so ] coutlinm to luuid Ic t h* in: n l:.o i I ly I talc Frank Camp to Miss Docie Holland on Thursday night June 14, 1900. The happy nuptials were consum mated at the home of the bride’s brother-in-iuw, Mr. It. C. Rogers, in tain, but yesterday decided to hold j litis city, in the presence of numerous forth at Limestone Springs on July art’ still in the It»u(l. so I contlnuo to handlt't !ifin: :; .o of all kinds. Mason’s om-ami twoouart ;ars. ii. .Hid 4 i|uait I and i'ancy (iroct.'i'ii i • Comp’i 'f at- >ii- ' k ''ip I'l/jan supply you fit her at tj;. ti my or my ! n'f a - 1 ■ foltii’s, - you tv ant gout I. lioiifst vahifs. Vours lor tiff if. an : ir 1 n,; U nit nt - Fourtl Tlte schools w ill have a n g- i (iimn Kivt zrrs. (roi’kfry, llfavy ’ I:oi 11 if. to t,ua Iity an.1 pri,■» I ran (’. ijlivc air .1 <Mii uiui ‘fet prices it j. i. ba.r 2«.A'r A r. n 1 r! 0 ; a, A 4/II n k \ M y tM ill § ular old fashioned picnic, hut it. must be understood that the urringt mi nts being made are for the Sunday schools and their invited guests. The commit tee on the celebration will have a num ber of oflict-rs on the ground to pre serve order and protect the ladies and children from the rubb.c. i (Vision, at which was served cvery- -•ir. A. B Haiav.i h i consented to j thing it: the substantial line of eata- u '- • ■ ' shall of the day. He will I b(eg t gni] delicacies that would tempt bavi entiri' charge m the parade. , tite appetite of the most fastidious ep cure. Among those who partici- pited in the fe.-tivities of this occa- relatives and friends of the oride and groom. Rev. I'. C. Hickson pc-r- formi d the marriage ceremony in his (loquent and masterly style, and then followed the handshakes and hearty congratulations of those who had assembled to witness the union of this joyous couple. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Camp gave a reception in honor of the oc- Don’t you know the news about oil stoves? They have been perfected so that they now equal any stoves made for cooking efficiency, safety, beauty and convenience. The most economical stove you can use and the most comfortable in hot weather is the Blue Flame Wickless Oil Stove It burns the same oil you use in your lamps, at a cost of one-half cent an hour for a burner. Makes no soot and no ^ odor. Sold in all sizes. If your dealer dots not have them, write to STANDARD OIL COMPANY. laswasaHT* Wm\ All those who desire to take part in tin parade, with cither bicycle d-co in t\ I, on nu iii ( v ill oi’dt loliowi ot ( t d o no o 'l»li 'pleiklia (» (o < jv.,. t ) gitiit i DIiKS 0-0 o ’ ljuil k, .111(1 ittying public the r snot cash : ited V’ ‘ti (B )()!)S 1 to ll ^ h 0 ¥¥ Sliolt I. I n; in I’fi’i’iil'. ” ol.l n! 10f. iidvv for. ( unlh Cocliefo. ’* >ol(! nt 1.’ . now for Tc ii.i I i ‘ iii’li (1 inizlmHis. fornii i i v at .mc. now for SOc. nli:t Mull, fonnoi'ty -old nl ae. no.' goina' for lie. urdi d I’l’i.uct. iMi'nicrly - dd nt gv. niuv for l;.’Oc. 'Uirt ina Poods, formerly sold at 1"<;. now for o’, eijuet■ In white, formerly sold at lidc. now for 14>’. a r. rnor t ra .• is of the pit ■ (iecid ■ lo a attractions e timo but v t ivene.. of tm lb red for l'no ovid’d b venicu, j thiir inlon ii. i: to ju. f( aturt. :ifv oth i.vise, a l i ex- sic in, were e to h i m. Ho will tir e poliot of pi ra sure in t!S- I'M les in bln ’iiltift a *o in the l’h e bride Je. rii.' ci' mini ttee Pi. nal charm 1 it 11 iral p itrado to UL i • is verj This \v ill alto no 1 :• Oti liopui 11 Ul d to tb - at- pu He p. . , I,, « » u * * v . A p rize will The Lt-iigi prot , s t f * tour ated CO up e is, t! e u ou re 1 v 'ih 1 n nify t iteir sky; t t a k i i an inti rest <1 i t'U -d ihti 10 l «1! 1 i i; • r of this !>1 * a s ant at: th eir 1 i ves .Advt dJ: i I.bii-j01 WHY IXOTL 3 > * A Dig Dine ol' Misses’ II Men's Shirts from 20c b'ive dozen Linen Collars nt ->c. Oficlt. Men’s Trousers from iOc. to $-i. * Youths' Suits from 50c. to Men’s Suits from $2.r»0 to ir 10.00. Dig Line of LADIES' SIIOLS from Tdc. to .12.00 Per Pair. These jire genuine bargains, ami are ollered to make room for Fall Purchases. Mr. Georg' - V.’. Cotton will bi mas- 1 e o f ceroo ionics of the day anil m; ike t!i t he a niiout c-tiKiils. M 0 SSI'S. J. A. Carroll \Y. II. Gooding and J. (J. Lit jscotnb will act as tlte ji idges. B th lanks, < aid if is expected a ii the fa< •tor its, wi be closed fur the day. ihe reel tCi tins continue to practice foi th e on* a Mon and the bu seball team s gi ttif g down to hard work. ' 4 T o ht ve one of the best all home bu 11 t( ■tuns to be found in the State an ,1 tl tey will give Blacksburg a job uyor Littlejohn and the force—the chief’s com- i- a lady of many per- i i ai d accomplishincnta, j one knows, the groom a’and i flick nt chief of r’s wish for this happy at no cloud may darken mt they may he coo- ugh life by its most in ty glide onward as | smoothly and as sweetly as the dl waters, of an unimpeded m, until they empty into the ocean of eternity. All iii’rsons hold lira ckii Mct'luney. di’i’ciiM’d, are n tiller the -aar . duly mi signed, and iieisuiis iiuh i -'atlmt Hr. .1. F. i ■t by not Hied to : I tot he under- i I i ) said est a fe j are reiiuired to niaki paymeni totlu unde:'- , signed. FKANK M’l’I.rNF.*, Kxr. F-1ate It. .1. I’. Mel'luiiey, Itei I. •i-I'.l- !v\ - 111 W K* f. •% jb ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ftftftftftftfi JOHN C. LIPSCOMB. INSURANCE I Today is the thought of eyeiy provi dent c* lie. It touches the home in its n tost ■ acn (1 tion- —that of care and prov ision for tl ie w shan »s with the family Dibh a ] icaec •in ti and contentment. It is a jiortion <>! that c ami beautiful i a mi ne tn eltililren tsury of rela- . it love theology that builds for the future ot this 1 ih■ on tin’ rock of substantia! priidenc-c ami orthodox oconoinies. All business lias our personal attention. DODENHOFF & DARBY, Insurance and Rea! Estate. t f t. w Pi 5 Ur'! v iiiikQ uifrn ilij Is now runiiiiey full t irne an'l making I he hl’-jhe.st yraih’ So la W.H ■ on t hi ors In tho city are invio-'l ,<» (’all and insi)i i’l ilie y-n-i- hefoi 'uiviu. chants will never regret |,!aeiu r ilii’ir ..rd u s her*’ \n,v llavotsd ir t 1.1 'i’he following is tic analysis oI the ai tesian wi !i v.afer u.se’l In Oils tliern li i ilvv ay l ’o.: All denl- .vii mer- ■r as fur nished hy ihe chemist of the Water .... . . .. Iteaetioii ....... . . . Total solid residue . Si*.lie lorillillir solids .. Uesillue iif |H,UUU u'.i I Ions, evanoialed rii n. 'I'r.ic. to defeat them on the F uirth. An.ither feature of the day that will interest many people of this sec- lion will be the family re-union of the Lipscomb family. The connec tion in this community is large and embraces many of the very best peo ple of this section and there will be three or four generations present at the re-union. The posts for the tournament will be erected today and the riders will begin to practice this afternoon. Participants in this part of the pro gram are expected from Blacksburg, Shelby and other points. I imitations were issued and sent out yesterday by tho.-aj who desired to send out special invitations to friends outside of the county. The citizens would do well to write their friends and invite them to attend the celebration. In this manner a large crowd will be insured tor the day. The colored people are not expected to attend the Fourth of July celebra tion in large numbers, 'i he commit tee having in charge the calibration have succeeded in making arrange- *: *? «5 i; i, 8 A fi B ft * Alter S ic Uomes s he ha:, a hard enough time. Every- ® ft thing t’lat the expectant mother can do to heij) her child she should i* do. One of the greatest blessings she eati give him is health, but to ^ Tlie County Kxe'Uliv.’C.iinmiu. i I-. Iuti by I’lilleil tu ini i’t at Ilii- ( null llousi- on M u- ilay tin’ :Ji I day of.Inly next. < tni’uii’nib. r frum I’ai-li Club in t ik* Ciiunty i''iinp isi s t In 1 Exri’utivi’ ('uiiiniitti i' null we l.i'sr I’lirli mcui bri- fi’iiin tlie various Hubs to In’ pri’scnt as we liave to aiTanve for t be County eamiia : n. All caniiiilati’S are reiiue-.ted t > lie pie- at toabl in arrniisnnsr tbe iiiIferent kIuls in tiie County. I'uos. H. Urri.nit. .1. It. Iti.i.i.. Cunuty < iiairinan. See. a nil Treas. ti-lu-s, for a special They p opb do this, she must have health her- ft .‘If. She should use every means £ Mother’s Friend. J. L. Alexander 9 ir<>, Liiiiding and Ibastering Ditno, (loal, Sliingles, and Plus tur Hair, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, I'uso and Dyna mite Caps, call on THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME V/ORXL, Telephone* r>7 CARROLL A CO.. Loss ft Big Summer Tim Boston Store We Imve a lil^ line of Suiiiiuer Clutliini;. I>r.\ (imiil ilun’t want to have to I’lirry it over 1 ill i.exl year one se ison to next season. We 0IT1 r for sale at llie ureati st liara’.iins, anil it i trains t ban any ot tier business luiu-e a i. I in: mIs must e r o. (len’s worst eil suit - at a nil n|> to $s,l*H fiH’liiei prin Sununer tilaill suits at -I! !is, fti.tis aniljoti*. Cb Hi Iren’s suits a! ’.i-i' a ml up to j:.’. is. Men’s pant s, t ie a nil up. y.’. Jianls at *l l>. A be; lot of eh I Idren's pant s I’lieap. i tulli’O at 4 ’. i inr j:;.. i and >I pants at Straw Hats! Straw Hats!! At 25 per cent, below cost-must be sold. Ladles' Uoairohi. Hut Uuior Luff fi'inn )»>.- up Men's Slioi i froin lisi-. and our Men's VIH 0(1 shot s at 'ft. Cldleren's Sboes at.-.w’. aii l up. Hosiery Mi n's. Ladles lind Children's, ai’. a pair and up nil eolors. 'i'runks. Valises, rinlirellas, \i’. If you want to el your liioney's wurtli eoiiie to the THE BOSTON STORE, M. Poliakoff. Prop. c'ollurs at jc. and up to the best at low prk'i ■f all styles. meiits for the grour duy for the colorcuj will hold Ihi-ic Cvlebrution on the gixth. All the tdandB utid other structures vtili he left on the ground iur their uh* and a program arranged for them in which they alone will take part. THE SUMMER SCHOOL Ttit* Attt*n<(;u;<T ('oiitiiiiH » lo Iiu re«iH4’-- 'i hr Work hi);. The summ *r r>eh,ool has enrolled fifty-one teiielicrs up to tins Jute, j Cherokee is reaching out to other ccuuties and is letting her light I shine do that ot Iters iviii see her good j worku. Teachers ar ; . here from i lHion utid Yorit counties, and from _ | North Carolina. The following IC't Ol'. new teachers have been enrolled: — ... j j_ N. Gas to n, .1 It. Green, A. Ik j Hickson, S !5 Yuhm y. W. F V ussey. ! James Ji lli tvs, Iditiis Roberts, Vi-;- lor Westbrook, Howard Littlejohn, Misses iL ulah Bitilftigi r, Rtlntcca Seott, Eve ret Humphries, Dora Wiiillock and Mignon \Viilk>r. The Gusteesare cordially invited to vi»ii the school, also any other fri. nds of t ducal ion will he w elcotned 1’rof. E N. Lit(It'john wag with the teachers .’Saturday, alto Itev. G. 1’ Hamrick a ml Mr. Clary. Profs McArthur and Martin are well pleased with the work the ti ach- ers are doitig and the interest they are manifesting. We sincerely hope every teacher ac.d those who expect to become Buchers, in this county, especially, will avail themselves of the opportu nity of attending the summer school. It is well worth the time spent. The teachers each duy are expected to make notes of the subjects they study. The branches studied are language, Algebra, history, geogra phy and miscellaneous works. A C'urliiUH I'tiiit. 11. M. Maynor, who lives near Htar Farm, killed a pigeon lu>t Fr - day, on whose legs ho found two bands, one of silver and the other of brasp. On the silver one were t e letters “ii. 11. tin figures “109” on a line Mith the letters, and “(JO” across the rim ; the brass one con tained the letters “It. \V.,“ on tlte inside. Mr. Maynor brought these bunds to The Lidgir i.lllce, and he would be glad to know to whom tlte pigeon belonifi I Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and all other accidental injuries may be quickly cured by using IK-Witt's W itch Ha:’- ! Fulve. It is also a cer tain cure for piles and skin diseases, l aky no other. Cherokee Drug Co to improve her physical condition. t>he should, by all means, supply herself with ^ s ft ft ft ft ft ft ill take her ^ through the crisis easily and ft quickly. Itisa. Jg, liniment which ;> gives strength r-| and vigor to the A muscles. Com-* ft rnon sense will ^ s h o w y o u J that the ft ^ stronger the ft muscles are, S which bear the ^ strain, tlte less ft pain there will be. C) A woman living in Fort Wayne, ft ti Ind., says: “ Mother’s Friend did ^ wumlers for me. Praise God for ft i) your liniment." ' ft J: Read this from Ilunel, Cal. vS 0; " Mother’s Friend is a blessing to w* all women who undergo nature’s ft ordeal of childbirth." <; ft Get Mother’s Fricad at the £ ^ drug store. $! per bottle. % £ rut BRAonn d uiGULAroR co„ t c- Atlanta, Ga. A ^ Write for our frt** illustruted l)ook, 41 Before Cf qI Hal y is Horn.” ^ W*‘vVv v x -y v vV ’..’(-.to?.. • X N5 X CURE ALL YOUR PAINS WITH X 1 Hi Pain-KHSer. A tVtcdicir.y Cl’iitt in tioelf. •A X k, Simplt;, Safe and Qu.ck Cure for X CRkHSPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS, v COLDS, RHEUMATISM, V! 0, 8 COLDS, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. 23 and 50 cent Bottlos. j >! BEV/ARE OF IMITATIONS- K ra BUY ONLY THE GENUINE.S PERRY DAVIS’ $ Psiifileges to Lei. I’iii’tli s ilesii’hi^ lu'ivili't'i s on th' :r aim:> for t tin II b ol ,i uly I’i'li’bi :it ion i\ i 11 i-nl I on or iiililnss the iiiiili'i’Meneil. Tlic barbi’i’iii’ |ii'i\ ili . will bn lot t‘i tin' liijrlii'st liiilili r; nil blits must br in by Wi il- iii’siiay. .1 mu' SntIi. Kl> II. I*KI'A.'H’, ( liilil'lnaii ('oininit Iff on I'ri vi Ii zis. Novel and New. Utiles' Tie Clasps. Why not buy your Drugs, Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles from us? Why not purchase your Books and Station ery of us? Why not, if you do not now, have your Pre scriptions filled at our store, where they are in the hands of a competent Graduate of Pharma cy of six years experience; where pure drugs only are used, and the instantaneous effects of which can be depended upon, therefore giv ing satisfaction to both Physician and Patient? Why not give us a cal!, if you are not al ready our customer? We will be delighted to see and serve you, and will do our best to please you. Dr. S. B. Crawley & Co., Ivism-j-.! imi- St rivet, - < 4;i li ney. S. C*. R. S. Lipscomb The Jeweler. Commercial Printing Of every description executed with neatness and dispatch at TiiK Lkdoek cilice, (lallnoy, S. 0. New Type, New* Presses, tlic finest quality of Ink ami Paper, and Compe tent Workmen. Send us your orders. i sniicxxk'>:xxxxxx>j*:>:xx>:xxxxx For Rent. .•T/" Ail\ia t isi ii. nlh uniit-r i hls hfiiil will In Insi rli’i! f rt , (MU' ci nt ;i won! i .ai’li Iiisit- lion. No ml lasiTti'il fur les?> I ban ton cents iivit .1. W. Tol- ,\. N. W i ii in. F i*U KF.NT 'I'bi'ff I'uonis. if'.*ill's Stnl'f. Lit’., i :i| mi tianil. Wc Mir mult,i Is nut carry iivor yuuili, fmiu i.iihii onr liuuxi; civo lil tti rbar- St, F 'ii|: HI NT Si ven niuln culla^i' ii|i|iu>iti' I'ruf. McAitlini''s I'csidi'iici'. Apply luMi'>. \. Muntx'umi'iy I-..-if S LVKN riMim In him * tu n nt. Apply (u V Llpiv’innh. F OL’ISALI' tuy, For Sale NIce liuilitin^ luts. .1. .1 untr law-!)-pit F oi: SALI 1’inc niiiLlit planu; i^i'lalual 1'oj.t -|.>(*. M ill sell at a liar/aiii. T. rtns ciihli in mi tMi' tu 11 '-.pi ins I Lii' party. 1‘liinio lno. DoiiKNiion'iS: Oauiiy. r. in-11 F <i|; SALK 10 iii'c I'far*; foil stoeks -i\ V. I'll, s lip I. Will. .1 ctViM Ii'S. ti-li'i-lf Wanted. W ANTF.Ii Is Ibcrca yuum; limn in OatV- ncy ui' < 'bi'iiilii'c c lea in a i;nuii i rinlo nnnty wtm wants tn Apply to II. ('. Knox. il-i;> FOR Up-to-Date Job Print ing, call at the LEDGER Office. Gaffney, S. C, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It Jirtiliciully digest stlii! food and aids ! Nature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or- | gaits. It is the latest discovered digest* ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in elllciency. It in stantly relieves and permanent ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Hour Stomach, Nausea, j Sick Headache,Gust ralgia,(Tamps and all otlierrcsultsof imperfeetdigestion. I’rlce &(Y’. amt Jl. Lar^e sl/.ocontains2'/4 times small size, ilook all about dyspepsia mailed free Prepared by E. C. LieWITT A CO.. Chicago. Announcements. Annnunci’iiients fur I’li'inty ullice will be Insi rt.'il unnia'tills Im'iuI fruai rmw until ibe ptiiiiary fur t.'i.en i acli. payable stiictly in advance. T in: tTNPKUSIU.NKIf. fully reallrlmr Unit ('Inrokci' ('uiinty ili'si'ivcs tube n a re- | senteil in llie Slatr Li'!;t>|:ii ure by one of I lie ' ablest, cleanest and lu st mi ll, bei; leali- In I prisiMit fur Ibe eunsiili rat inn uf onr fellow- ! •itl/eiis till 1 nanie uf T. H. Hut ler. Tills snv- : ^est ion is ulT'ereil without the l.iiowli'ilpe ur | eoiisiMit of Mr. Itutler. Many Citizknh. I ll FKF.HY a nin mi nee my si I f a e am I Id 11 e fur Sll per visi i|'of I 'lierotl ee l'ulinl y. s',! 11 p et to i the resiiit of the Oi'iiioeratle I’rim iry. J. J. (j! AI rXEV. , T 11 Iv friends of Mr. N. Lipseonili innuiinee him as a ea ml id ale fur re-eli el ion lo llie I ollici of County Supervisor, se,hjei't in the I rnli's of the liemueratle parly, this tm- j nouni’emenl is u vnliintary act of friends. I without any Hullcltallon on the |>‘irt of .Mr. Lipseuu.h. I ll KK FI? Y an iniunee myself a e:ind:dati' fur Sii|>er\ isor of Clii'nikee I’uunty. and bind myself to be "iivi rned by t he rail s and result of llie I leniuerat ie I’rim ary I’hei inn. S Last 1 nil; wci’k wc w a in lowing; a rt ii r I 0 a M ii MSIfl ■Ifa tj \\ o i! i.a in- I ‘' hat’o'a in to the ladies. 'This » "i .e th'* ii!'*n a huw, and olIVi’ the fol- n |>r:ees th,n no one can duplicate : W si RANTS. < >ur^ arc i he kind o1 1 • wear without losing his sc stripes, plaid- > and solid. gi and make-up . You can’t where for !<•> s than if:’, am them go this week for class in quality ought to get lor them. .1. II. Timinih. F oi: ArnmtK ciikhoki i. cocntv Tliankiny my friemls fur the lilu ral anil i hearty supimi i that they havi ui ven me In ! the past for Auditor of < In ruKi i'eunnty, I hereby aiiiiounci' myself as a candidate for i re-elect ion In said liumn a bii nlllee and ph da’e i myself lo abide the n sultuf the lii'mueratle pfimury. W l». Camp. $ T UI': friends uf 15. .1. (inld annul.nee him as a e a ml id at e for the Le){isl at n re, su Ii jeet to the results of the Democrat le priuiary e I eel ion. I UBREII ' "ee m.V seif B ea lalida I e fur Snllc..nr id the Sixth .Imlleial Circuit, | suli.ji'i t to tin' i uli'sjfnvernliia' I lie I leniuerat le j primary. W. i lloi'iiti. " n ,TT 10 - i F KlKMlS of .1. K. lli'lil'V niiuest tls tn , aiinniiticc him a eamiidate fur ri'-elie. 1 thin to the utliee i»I s.ilii'liur of the Sixlh i ,1 udh Jill circuit. subleei to Hie ri'siei nf the i deiuuetalia primary elect iuu. WHI'Nh iSIMli’ I S. laiindied. that you can’t huy elscwlicrc for a cent less than $1. Our price this week is only 00c. W hite iinhiundred shins at 2."i(‘. rornier price 00c. $1 Negligee shirts in a varictv of styles and colors, best quality and reliable make, for the rest of this week, o0c. I IILKFHY aiimiuni't' inyself as a cnmlhhitr for Sul lei I nr ul the Sixl Ii .1 ml lei. 11 l 'ire n It. sulijeet to t lie results of t lie Deliiui rat ie I'rl- tnary. 'I noh. l ’ "■ ' til l low. 1 IIFHFHV annuiinee myself a eamllilaii' fur 1 Supervisin' uf Clieruliei' enuul y, ami liiml i myself tn In yuverni'd by I be i u!, s ami result | of the Deuiot'i atle ! , riinai y cb id Ion. .1. V. WHKM in i„ I IIKKKHV aiinuuiu'ii inyself a eaiujldati' for tbe otllee of Supervisor of eberi Wee County, subject to Ihe aetiou of the IIi uiii crallc priuiary. ami re.s|*i'i»tfu!lv solielt your sllinuirl. It. M. .Ioi.i.v, STRAW’ HATS. W’e are going to close out our entire line of straw lulls regan.less of cost . There arc too many styles and prices to attempt to describe them but ii you want a straw hat and want to save money on it this is the place. Wc are going to sell them at some price, so get in the push if you need one. Don’t forget to bring your pocket hook to carry home the money you w’ill save. " & Carpenter.