University of South Carolina Libraries
- ~ ~~0.~Ono dolla f te nlrst taser ~~ ~i?jl) Ih for each sobj heae' tBts apply t4 t ovet , arai'e and an nae y OitUtriUI j e ect ar chrg for ad n~lO1 i,S arria~ notices, an< 'I ~ ~ nol~r~emente of deaths, are . pub v g ete6 . Libealterm ~t I impessibid to run i 9Nepap' i*thout capital as. It Is t< rIt a fas without abor. W e hav< Oinouri booke subscribers who hav been r'ecoIving .hee paper fpr sovora yers past without .paying onie cent thirefor. The paper changed. hand on (t.he Grst of January lust, and undel this fu10f of the ne managemont all subscibers must pay nnuually or thou ' paper -will be discontinued when th< timo expi:es. We Carnostly reques all parties who e indebted to. com upn d.ddf io befor the flrst of Do 1conber. bubscribers owing for mor than t eiei. nonths with their bill unsettled withat date will be discon tinuott -on our.uooks. WYe desire overy ma nloor t pusa y to take our paper, halt hn return we expect them to pay for it. Money may be sont by oxpres 0o' by registered letter at our risk. This is-fair notice, and wh mean busi 11058. -n .olos.Is meunt .rces. .cei cols-Mc asteBrier o Kotchon, Master's Saloe-Juo. T. Soibels, Mas ter. For the Blood-MoMaster, Brice &pr Kotoxhin For the Liver-MeMaster, Bico, & KOtchin. Attetioni G. L. .-C. M. Chan. -dier, Secretary. Fo tohl Blod-ua8er Bic -There are 165 pupils in Moui Zion School at present. -Prof. Withorow has been quitt unwell for a few days, but will beabic to resun\o his duties this week. .-It is the man whose business card (loes not appear in the columns of th( newspaper that is grumbling abou dull times now. -At the Fair Mrs. T. W. Scruggs, of this county, took a premium foi artificial flowers, and Miss M. II. Rion, * of Winnsboro, premium for a skirt. --Mr. J. 1R. BoylegAs agent for 4 light company, w~e uses a lamp witi I a preparationn oin any home. Iti ~bm~wUnM..M~Mithe brilliancy of its light,~and is cheap and durable. ---Look out for D. A. Heondrix's big advertisement in our next issue. HIe cuts prices all to pieces oni boots, shoes, hats- and clothing. Watch for his space. HIe will astonish yon with unpara - lelled offers. ~-In giving account.of the accideni to Mr. Ellison in Columbia, we were * mistaken in saying he was injured. Mr. Elison was not the one throwvn but a friend riding with him wai throw.n without serious injury. * -This ofico is 'indebted to One of our enterprising merchants for a quart sample of superior Cabinet whiskey, Competent judges pronounce it th< host ever brought to Winnsboro, and -it will be advertised in our columni -Prof. D. B. Johnston, who was ir Winnsboro Tuesday in attendLnc< upon the Bryan-Jordan wedding, i * ~ the Suporintendent of the Columbli Graded Schools. Prof. Pattersor Wardlaw, former pricipal of oui * school, Is now principal under him ir Columbia. *-The editors return their gratefu * thanks to little Eliza Nelson, daughtei *of Dr. T. W. Nelson, of this county for a basket of nice ripe, second crol - 31ay apples, grown in her father'j orchard. This is an unusual thing 1< c see a sedond crop of May apples a *maturity.. The gift is highly appre elated. -Major C. W. Fancett, of thu county, gave us a call on Monday ani renewed his subscription, lie is 7: years old and Is remarkably presorvec * ~ for one of his age. HTe has been at uninterrupted subscriber to this papei silce its commencement-1844-ani meoreover always pays for it. Titn years yet on this sphere.. Fon SALE.-One carload cyprui shigles. J. F. MOMASTER & Co. I PERsONAL.-MIsS Agnes Rt co, o Union, Is visiting her Mrs 3. F. Mc Master. DENTAL NOTIQE. -Dr'. Isaiah l3lmp son, Surgeon Dentist, Richbonrg, S C., respectfully Informs tile citizen| Ilidgeway, S. C., professionally, 01 the 28th (lay of November, 1887. Cal: early as his ile is ihnitdd. Teeth ex i'acted without pain. Terms cash Satisfaction gnargutead.* 33ncklen'n Arnica Salve. 'na BusT S4j.v. in tlu orld for Cute * Xrlses SorcA Ulcers, iat Rheum, Feve 8e~ttr. ChuapedLTands, Chilblame orn rid ll Sin ruptions, and posi tiveey cures Piles, or no ayreaulred. I i lrnteed to gve norfc6satisfactiori r~ ~ 1!IpblOY. efunac. 'Price 25 cents ye ~~ ~y MeMaster, Brloo~ a 'tbtr ;of of 4it,Z lpfhe ieinbe# ] ot.; it t elety, nd all other ladies feoelIug nerost+ i 4ur school, are reqpostf to meet ath e redenoeof Mrs. Jam A. Uric0 this (Thraday) ev9ning, 4 o'olook, sharp, :f organize a perma nent Ladles' Aid Society, for the pu pgae of tartboring the interests of of school. . This. Qbjet, is Important at should bi attended to. FAIXICE8' CLUB OEOANIZED.-TI Blytbewood Farmors' Club was reo gaulzed on Satprday last . and the fo lowing officers were elected: L Presldont-W. J. Johnson.' Sooretary-W. J. Raines. The election of vice-president wi deferred until the next meeting. The following delegation wol elected to represent the Club at ti Co nty Convention: J.D. iogan, B. P. Iioffman, J. V Brown, Jio. A. Iagood, J. R..Broon J. R. Richards, Jas. Wooten. The meeting was moderately we attended, and some enthusiasm showi Here, as in many other communities, feeling in favor of the farmers' mov mont is growing. SEORETARY. APPLICATION FOR A CHAUTE.-A] plication will be made to the nei Legislature for a charter for the No folk and New Orleans Railroad. Th is the Winnsboro, Wadesboro an Camack Railroad which has bee agitated for some time, and as ,one c the corporators says with ultimal success. The road as proposed wi cross the Savannah River at or not its Intersection 'by an air line draw from Canack, Ga., and Wadesbor N. C. It will then run in the direl tion of Alston, through the granil quarries of Fairfield, through or - nea Winnsboro, and crossing the Catawb River at or near the Great Falls. will then cross the North Carolir line in the direction of Wadesbor4 The distance by an air line throug South Carolina is about 140 milei WI'on a charter is secured the matt< will be thoroughly agitated, and wi doubtless result in ultimate succesE This is our chance to rid ourselves < the Railroad octopus, and we belio our psople will respond to the necou sity. LECTUREs IN WINNSBORO.-It hi been suggested, and wisely too u think, that in the Mount Zion Societ has the - nucleus of an organizi tion which could afford much ontol tainment and profit to the citizens < the town and county at minimum cos if any. The Society was organize for educational and literary purpose and in furtherance of this object, .has bean suggested by one~ of its pron inent members that the Society secem the services of noted lecturdrs, eithe native or otherwise, to deliver fre lectures to the people of Whnnsboro stated.intervals. These lectures woul of course inclnde every variety o subjects-liter:ary, scientific, biograpi ical and his torloal. From the ver nature of the lectures, with such varn ty of subjects, niothing less than prof and pleasure wounld -accrue, givini citizens the best oliportunity of becon ing acquainted with the Icadin thought of the day. .in. the. short'ei possible per,od. We need just som thuing of this"kind In Winnsboro, an in the Mount Zion Society we alreadi have an organization which only neet to make a single move and the scherr is effected. In Cheraw they have "Lyceum" which works, on the abos plant. In all probability there woul be some cost in securing lecturers, hi doubtless it would be a minimun This Is simply an outline of a pla suggested and is made in order to ea attention of members and citizens I an excellent scheme. We hon thi -seome one will take up the idea and I the niear future make the suggestic reality. Farmers' Meeting. The Earmors' Association of Fai field county Is called, to meet in tI Court House at Winnsboro, on Satu day, November .19th, at 11 o'clocl The sub-organizations throughout tI county are earnestly requested to set delegates to this meeting, as busine of importance is to be transacted. . T. 8. BRICE, .President County Association. Last Tuesday night an eager an expectant crowd assembled in ti Presbyterian Church, of tis place, witness the interesting ceremoii *which should unite in marriage M Thomas S. Bryan, of Columbia, ati Miss Fannie Jordan, the daughter the Rev. Dr. D. E. Jordanifof Winn boro. 'The friends of the fair brid with loving hands, had tastefully do orated the pulpit and the church; an conspicuous amn6ng the decoratioi were a handsome floral garland ei circling the recess, and the letto: "J" and."B" in living green, with four leaved ,clover, the well know 'emblem of good fortune between thet The pulpit was draped in flowers ari evergreens; in the centre of the recoi arch hung a beautiful floral boll, ati near the end of the aisles- on eithi side, were gates of flowers dividha the spectators from the space roserv for thd bridal party. B~y the time appointed for the Wei d cing ceremony 'the church was flik( to overflowing, the spectatots belt o onducted to seats.by Messrs. MeMa ter, Rtosser, Waring' and, D. 8. tiryal 'rienids of the grooth, who acted ushOits- and ucceeded admirably B, eatin~g t e .la1Su6d~.i ue~I te thto brida party~to tho .Rtraite of the Sweedisb Wedding March,-' ntgred t the ohgch two by two, dad took their d appointed- stationq on the rostrum; e and the father of the bride and pastor t of the churchk with a simple and - touching address pronounced" iho r. wot'ds.hat made thenm man and wife. ir The bridal party ontored the church d in the following order: Miss Lida Neill, Mastor C. Jordan, who opened the gates; Mrs. D. E. i0 Jordan, Mr. J. MoC. Bryan; Miss r- Mattie Beaty, Miss Emma Woods; - Mr.R. . Wright, Mr. J. T. Melton; Miss Lizzio Kerr, Miss Esslo Wilson; Mr. Sadler Gillespie, Mr. R. B. Bryan; Miss Carrie Dyson, Prof. D. B. John is soni; the bride and groom; the officiat ing minister. e The costume of the bride was white 10 convent cloth en train, veil and orange blossoms, and she wore a pair of wag ' nificent diamond earrings, the gift of the groom. The lady attendants wore all taste fully arrayed in costumes of organdile and lace, wlth large bouquets of chrys anthemums, and'loug tan kid gloves. After the ceremony the wedding party repaired to the residence of the . father of the bride, where the nbwly ct married couple received the heartfelt e. congratulations and goo, wishes of is their friends, and the entire party do d voted themselves to enjoying the happy n occasion until about 11 o'clock, when >f they were called to supper. The ;o tables were beautifully laid and hand 11 somely decorated, and a bountiful and r elegant repast was partaken of by all n the guests, with the gusto usual on , such occasions. 3. The many friends of the bride and ;o groom remembered them by many r handsome and valuable presents, a whiah were most tastefully arranged [t for the inspection of their friends. a Conspicuous among' these were a . beautiful rug, toilet cases; manicure h cases,.pictures, silver spoons in great . variety, an ornamental banner clock, r silver ice pail, fruit stand, card re I ceiver, a mouchoir, fruit knives, pickle stands, doyley rings, a tea cosy, an f inkstand, table linen, and many other o articles of vcrtu. Mrs. Bryan left on Wednesday for her new home, to which she goes with the best wishes from her many friends aR for her life long happiness; to which e we beg to add our congratulations and our hopes, the married life so joyfully begun may as happily con tinue. The Verdict Unanimous. W. D. Sult, Druggist, fli pus, Ind. tes. t, tifies: "I can recommend- Electric l3'tters d as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six botties, and wvas cured of it Rheumatism of ten years' standing." ..Abraham Hare, Druggist, B3ellville, OhIo, affirms: "The best soling medIcine I have 0 ever handled in my twenty years' expe r rience, Is Electric iNtters." Throusands of others have added theIr testinony, so that 0 the verdict Is unanimous that Electric Bit1 t te do cure all dlseases of time Liver Kid neys or Blood. Only a half dollar a botie d Store.aster, Brce BKetehin's Drug - HYMENEAL. MAnnED, Novembe 0, at the residence of Afr. Jno. W. Lyles, by thre Rev. J. D. It ahoen, the Rev. B. F. ConLEY and Miss g MAnY L. Monnis ; all of F airfield. g __ATTENTIONI19. r;T', _tTTNiext'a- eItingi of your Com-. . pay- in Townr Ha1 thIs (Thurs day) evening at 7% o'clock. d By~ order of the Cap~ tain: y C. [. CHANDLER, S Nov17t1 Secrutary. e0 OILS! OILS? a Castroloum for axles, Castor Oil, Kerosene, Red C Oil, Machine, Noats '0 foot, Olive, Lard and iharness Oils, d Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil and it Sperm Oil for Sewing Machines.' * McMASTERI, BRICE & KETCHIN. nFOR THE BLOOD. 1Cuticura Resolvent, P. J?. P., Mc o0 Lean's Cordial, Brown's Iron Bitters, 8. 8. S., Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy, nAyer's Sarsaparilla, B. B. B.; Ertract S arsaparilla with Iodide, Hlarter's Iron n Tonic. MoMASTER, BRICE & KETCHIIN. MASTE1R'S SATLE. 'STATE' OF SOUTh CAROLINA, 10COUNTY'OFINCHLAND. .IN THlE COUitT OF COMMON PLEAS. r- John L. Black, Plaintiff, vs. John HI. 10 MiII et al., Defendants. d DURSUANT to the decree of the as. Court aforesaid, duly rendered in the above-entitled cause, I will .oiler for sale, at public outcry, at the depot in the town of Ridgeway, i"air field County, on SATURDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER next, r. at three o'clock In the afternoon of said day: d All that piece, parcel and tract of o land, situate, lying andl being In Fair .field County, containing about EIGHTY (80) ACRES; ybounded on the north by launds of '.J. H. Miller, on the east by lands of d Mrs. Bulow, on the w.est by lands of >f Mary P. Black, and on the south by . lands of. TERfMs OF SALE: 3. One-half cash, balance on a credit d of ono year, with interest from day of sale, secured 'by bond of thoe pur 15 chaser and mortgage of tho promises, 1- with the privilege to the purchaser of es paying all cash, if he so desire. a MaterJoHN T. SEIBELS, a Mastr forRiuhland County. n' 15th November, 1887. I. Nov17--St ~FOR L1IER, 8TOMACH AND d ,KUDNEYS. dSimmons' Hoepatic' Compound Sin'P r mons' Liver Regulator, H,-'l. P., g Merrel's Heopatine, Calisaya Tonic, :d Celery Bitters, Apepsia, Seven Barks, Smith's IAv6r Tonlic, Compound Es sonee of Pepsino, Tropic Fruit Laxa tive, Pot,nlar Liver and Kidntey Cure, d Jacob's Cordial, Extract of Bu.ohu, g Warier's Safe Citre, Hiarter's Elixir ~. of Wild Cherry, Blackberry Cordial Seltzer. Aperient, Spradel Salts Sal *' Muiscatelle, Esence of ,Ginger, hun. n S!oA8ZR Bd1Ue KETOIHIN. I WANT TO "RISE say that I appreciated. the as thoroughly as any one cc He will save you money his line of BOOTS, SHOJ CLOTHING. BOYS' SUITS and MI THE WINNSBORO BAR. II. A. GAILLARD, ATTORNEY-AT.-LA W, WINNSBORO, S. C. Office in building of WinnsboroNational Bank. A. S.-DOUGLASS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. No. 0 Law Range, WINNSBO ORO, S. 0. Practices in the St%to and United States Courts. II. N. OBEAn. W. C. ION. OBEAR & RION, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Nos. 7 and 9 East Washington bs. WIxxenono, .. C. Offices same as occupied by the lato Col James H1 Iion. J E. MCDONALD, C. A, DOUGLAS Solicitor Sixth Circuit. McDONALD & DOUGLASS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Nos. 3 and 4 Law Range, . WINNSBORO, S. C. Practices in all the State and United States Courts. W. L. McDONALD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, WINN$BORO, S. C. Office up staics in THE NEWs AfND-[En ALD building. JAS. GLENN McCANTS, ATTORNE.Y-AT -tA.W, No.1 EIAW RANGE, . . . WIN NSBORO,S.. i EWPractices in the State and- United Stateni Conrts. E. B. RAaSDALE. G. W. RAoS DALU. RALGSDALE & RAGSDALE~, AT'IORtNEYS ANDCO0UNsELlLOl8 AT' SAWg; No. 2 Law Range, WINNSBOIRO, S.OC. OSlYUND. W. flUONIA1!AN, A'ITO1RNEY-A T-.AW, No. 7 Law Range, W IN N B OlRO, S. 0. Practices in all United States and Statis Courts. Special attention to coi-poration -d insurance law. BLTtRQRASS SULKY PLOW -AND OTHIER FARM MACHINERY. --- TUIIOSE who use.water fromi wells or .Lcisterns ought to have one of my WATER ELEVATORS AND PURIl FIERS." Come to me and look at my cir %fulars. I keel) on hand every quality of Machine Oil, and Axle Grease. I can furnish Engines and Cotton Gins and Presses of the best make. It is my business to furnish.farmers with anythin they mayneed of the best quail7 ty and atfair prces. Mr. John G.Gladden wvill always be onl hand to repair Cook Stoves and sharpen Gin Saws In the best manner. JAMIES PAGAN. AN ORDINANCE To RAISE SUPPLIES FORl THlE MUNICI PAL YEAR 1887-8. 1. Be it enacted and ordained by the Intendant and Wardens of the Town of Winnaboro, 8. 0., in Coun oil meot, Thnt for the purpose of rais ing supplies for the year commencing April 1, 1887, sud ending March 81, 1888, a tax for the sums and in the manner 'hereinafter menitioned bo raised and paid into the treasury of the said town for the use and service thereof, that is -to say, two' and one half mills ad nalorern upon every dollar of tho value of all the real and p ersonal property within the corporate fimite of the town of' Winnsboro; two dollars to be p aid by every male in habitant of said town between the ages of sixteen and flity years, in lion of working on the streets l of said town. 2. All taxes assesse.d and payable under this Ordinance h11be paid iti* the following kind of nds and no other: Gold and silver coin, United States currdney and Natio'nal Bank noteS. 8. All taxes assessed herein shall.be due and payable between -the 16th of November and the 15th of December, 1887, inclusive;: and all taxes remain ing duo and npaid on the 16th of December, 1887, shall be collected by distress or otherwise, as now provided by law, together with all legal costs. Done in counnil this the 28th day of October, A. D. 1887, ubder [L. a.) the corporate seal of said Town Conil. J. Ll CUMMINGS, Intendanit. A ttest: I. 1VW'Tnnun. Clerk. 'LUCK AN r Uim o2 IN DE MEETIN' AND' patronage I am receiving in. Seven strawberry sea S. IE EO if you will come and see !S, HATS, CAPS AND :N'S OVERCOATS TO Establishe&d164. THE NEWS all R PUBLISHED WEEKLY AND TRI-WEEKLY. The only paper published in the County. TERMS: Tri:'ookly, - - $.200 in advance. Weeksly, - - - - 1.50O Subscribe for your County Paper. It gives you all the information concerning affairs in which you have an interest, and. you will be apt to con cede its worth upon trial. SAMPLE COPY ON APPLICA TION JWOB DEPARTME. Having increased the force of our Job Department, we are now prepared to execute all kinds of job work ncatly, upon the shortest notice, and at the lowest possible figure. We will gladly furnish price list. on application, and guar antee that you will find the same as low, if not lower, than any other establishment of the kind in thie State. Send in your orders. OF 0H 0 ICE~ NO. 1 AND 2 MAOKC EREL, FAT AND JUICY. Self-Raising Buckwheat, and Oatmeal fresh by the package, Thurbers and Cook's No. C Salmon, New Canned Peas and Corn. sECOND .ARRIVAL OF New Crop Raisins and Cur rants, Maillar-ds Sweet Choco late, New Crop New Orleans Molasses, Choice first of the S'eason Florida'Oranges, One Box New Evaporated l~pes, with great many other gds all of which will be sold at the.lowest cash price at "S..OS LPE~i: ID P sons will have passed before again as you can buy nQw frol Bet your surplus funds on ARRIVE THIS WEEK. benefit of low prices. Come sizes are broken. I invite all my game. Yours respectfull3 NEXT I south Carolina Railway Company COMMENCING SUNDAY, JUNE, 13, 1887, at (.10 A. M., Passenger 'rains will run as follows, "Eastern time:" TO AND FROM CHARLESTON. EAST (DAILY). )opart Columbia.. 0.50 a. in. 5.33 p. in, DUno Charleston... .10.35 a. In. 9.45 p. in. wEST (DAILY). Depart Charleston. 7.00 a. in. 8.00 p. n. Due Columbia.....10.45 a. m. 9.45 p. in. TO AND FROM CAMDEN. EAST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.) a. m. a. in. p- m. p. m. Depart Columbia...6.50 7.45 5.00 5.33 p m. p. m.P. m. p, m. Duo Camdon......12.52 12.52 7.42 7.42 wEsT (DAILY SUNDAY EXCE1'TED.) a. n. a. in. p. in. p. m. Depart Camden ....7.45 7.45 3.30 3.30 a. In. a. In. p In. p in. Due Columbia..... 10.25 10.45 7.30 9.45 TO AND FROM A UGUSTA. EAST (DAILY). Depart Columbia.. 0.50 a. m. 5.33 p. m Duo Augusta......11.40 a. 11. 10.25 p. In wYEST (DAILY). Depart Angusta... 6.10 a. In. 4.40 p. in. Due Columbia.....10.-45 a. in. 9.55 p. im. CONNECTIONS Miade at Union Depot, Columbia, with Dalumbia & Greovillo Railroad by train rriving at 10.45 A. DI and departing at 5. 33 P. M. Also, with L. C. & A. Railroad by same train to ad from all points on both roadh.. Passengurs take Brealkfast and Supper at Branchyille and Columbia Depot. At Prognalls to and from all points on Lrutawvll1 Rairoad. At Charleston with teamers for Now York, Jacksonville and points on St. John's lRivor on Tuesdays Lind Saturdays; with Charleston and Savan nah Railroad to and from Savannah and points In Florida daily. At Augusta with Georgia and Central Railroads to and from all points West and South. At Blackvillo to and from points m Barnwell Railroad. Through tickets can be purchased to all points South and UNI 1 l 1', tAgent Columbia, S. C. JOHN B. PECK, General Malnager. D. U. ALLEN, en. Pass. & Ticket Ant, Charleston, S. O. JNO. S. REYNOLDS AT TOR NE Y-AT - LA COMMEnICIAL iIANK IBUILDINo, COL UMBIA, S. C. Prompt attenthio vn to the transac' tion of b usluess- ini State and Federal Courts of Soutif.Caf's. nm. BUSNESS Owving to the unusual stringency people0 generally have practiced in all branches of trade. The g< has felt the pressure with the rest we feel grati fled that our busine. our oxpeetations. Now that the the reaction has come, and kunon PEOPLE WILLHAVE In antici pationu of thuis wo have I usual. We expected1 to sell the A~T OUR LC Now we want to give a timely at thoroughly acquainted with our give our undivided attention to from beg inningC has been SmallJ fallto ry uriouse. DRY GOODS A: Ini Dross Goods and Dress 'I bought heavily and did well wit to do more this fall In that line. to clear them out. Handkerchief we havoeover handled. Hosiery, p)ricos wo leave to the deelsoi Goods, Damask, Napkins, Doyli ings, Bleachinig at bottom fignrea WVhito Flanols, Calico, Gingham, BOOTh AN Do you know that there is as there is In pie-crusts. You go.d cents for a poor dinner, while at good one. As a rule you say hi the beat, because it was bettor with,.shoes; you can't make good Haven't you often been tempt! that looked as well ats higher prli want to put your money where I .- our advice and buy nothing bui such as found at the Corner Sto will thank us for the suggestiou -trading with us, we have nothi them in our store every time th' RIespoctfily J. M BEA'I CORNER you cari buy as cheap n D. A. HENDRIX. Ga0 Pay CASH and get the early and get fitted before close buyers to umpire )OOR TO THE BANK. BOB WHITE UEN P. LOW! PRICE, $2.oo VILL DO THE WORK OF ANY $5 PLOW. XX BRIGHT ENG1NE OIL, 60 cents per gallon. . CYLINDER OIL, 0 cents per gallon. Cheaper and better than tallow. COOK STOVES, $10.00 UP. EEATIN. STOVES GREAT VARIETY. A lot of fancy Baskets at cost to lose out. Tinware, Woodware, IHubs, ;pokes and Rims. J. H. CUMMINGS. ARBUCKLES' name on a package of COFFEE fi a guarantee of excellence. ARIOSA COFFE~E is kept in. alt first-olaus. stores from the Atlantlo to the PaoiIo COFFEE 0eld'N -POUND PAOEAGE. . B8OMING1 OOMIN. for the last few seasons, the economy in, their purchases neral merchandise business Considering the situation s has hold its own beyond times are better', we fool that that NEW FALL GOODS. lied our shelves fuller than so goods of course, and are iggestion to all who are not vay of dQing business. We our work, and our motto ?rollts, Quick Sales. Don't LaD NOTION S. 'rimmings, last winter we Li them. ThIs influenced us Come and see. We intend 3,a big line, and the prettiest a wellI selected lot, and the i of the puroharsor. White ~s, Towela, Shectings, ShIrt 1, Canton Flannels, Red and etc. nuch difference in shoes as o a oheap hotel and pat' 25 another you pay $1.00 for a Ethe end the higher piee is ciuality and no shoddy. 8o shoes out of poor mnaterial. d to invest in cheap shoes e goods? If, howover,eott t w il do theomost good, take reliable, well made shoes, r'e, and our word for I9 yott . .To theseo.who have been nig to say; we expect to see ywish to buy.