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orf o th yt ir t1$$7.. ev t ho'AeI nr are pi a oeekly ndeition s oe len,te$ c1: A*Y.4 an , in ad T$ L' 'A v nTIIsf1..-OlO' dollar ofc lon) fo the frst fneor ceite p r inch r or each sub ..i~' " v C tltsdfever charate r an are l npio uir.comuonts of deths, are pub } andaro sollbited..Liberal terms conract aclertisomnonte. o Drsi on'TES, idgway, S. U. Jx6. E. UfIO, Blaokstdek, S. C. ~ ~~AIt i,!r . . xjrVOoWNEY, Woodward, S. C.. - : W. J'. JOsoN, BlytheWood, 8. 0. F. C, Lupo, Montlcollo S. O. 'H.'; tf; ';.. M. ZIDALX, I)awklus,I S. C. T. 0. PAxiIaK, White Oak, S.' O. ,1.;:, iNew Adygotie,1nentK. ; No* 'York Star. Now;Arrivals-S Si Wolfe. HIoliday*Goods-W.,E. Alken. Ready for thi Holidays-J. 0. Boag. i mal urlefa. -Got a new pavis Machine from J. 0. Boag. -Capt. I. N. Withers went to Col umbia on Monday evening. -Mr. andMrs. J. D. MoCarley are spending some days in the capital city. -ag'g aen demand, now that Christmas" s so near, and bring fatioy prices. - -Don't forget to take a chanco pt the handsomdst doll in - town at J. 0. Bong's. --Mr, F. 11. McMaster spent a few days with friends and relatives in town last week.. -Solicitor McDonald and Chas. A. Douglass, Esq., spent Sunday with their families in town. -The now stops of the Bank build ing are beiig painted a bottle green, which will add much to their appear ance. -The Secretary of the Interior will accept our thanks for a copy of his annual report for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1887. -Read the now advertisement ;of Mr. S. S. Wolfe in this issue, and when you want nice, fresh groceries and confectionaries give him a call. -The Act to prohibit cock.flghting within three miles of any chartered Institution of learning has been rati fled, and will doubtless receive the signature of the Governor. -Mr. J. 0. Boag makes a new tin nouncement in this issue, and enum erates some of 1he nice things he has in stock. Give him a call beforo pur chasing elsewhere. -We regret that the announcement A of the e'ttertainmnetit which will take place hIf the inorthwestern section of ~ Friday eyening noxt -did noai-reach ughQtimo9 for this issue. 0ur hest *lshes are with .the ladies, howover, and we are sure they will -realize a handsome profit. TRY GILDER'S PILLS For the Liver. McMASTER, BRlICE & KETCHIIN. CIIRI8TMA GOOs.Dr. W. E. Aiken has received his supply of Christmas goods, such as plush writing desks, hand mirrors, genuine and Imitation cut glass bottles, satin lined scissors' cases, and vases in endless variety. A GOOD PAPER. -In another column wvill be founid an -advertisement of the New York Star, a sterling Democrat daily and weekly. If you want a first-class paper send in your sub. * scription, and our word for-it you will not be disappointed in the Star.. ExTENsIoN oF TIME.--Tho Legisla ture has -extoendcd the time for the paymnent of taxes without [penalty * until January 1st, 1888. Our county treasurer, howvever, informs us that it will not benefit the people of Fairgeld much, as ntearly every one has already - paid his dues. ---FOR FRAGR1AN0E; ELEGANCE and DU rabinity, BlarretL?s Imperil Coltno. *MeMASTERI, 11RI10 & KETOHIN. * NoTIoE.-All persons indebted to the subscriber .are respectfully re quested to call at his office anid settle at once, cr the account will be placed in the hands of a collector. if R. B. HTANAHIAN, SR., M. D. ENT'ERTAINMENT.-The usual Christ mas entertaiument will take place on Friday evenIng, 23rd inst., at Boag's Opera House. Music to delight all. A Christmas present for each and every one, young and old. Entrance fee 215 cents, which entitles to a gift. Tickets for sale uAt ihe drug stores. PEnSoNAL--Col. A. P. Butler, by a most flattering .vote, was last week re-elected Commissioner of Aglricul n tre, defeating his prhiopal opponent, r. onaldson, of Greenville, by ,abotit twenty-five votes. If we are to 4d~ .haya an Agricultur~al Department, no ~better man could have boen found for the plae thant the gentleman elected, and.we heartily concur In the selection by tihe Legislature. - Tag~ WA'ZZR Sur'P..-The following i s th dsport of thQ policeman ott the vwter supply measuremonts taken on Monday morning: f.~ Coin't-Jiouo estern......... ..11 10 Dopotltrn.... ......... ..14 0 ~~ Flliott's oistern. ......... .. . .. 9 8 Flonniken's olet6i'n..........18 63 l Matthewa' ostrn,.... ..,... 7 43 ~~ Philliisstrn .... ........9 0 IIMMBEFt, PLdAAIC, Quf $1ek headache in fMenty minutes. ( #AgThR, BIRXOR # KBTOUIN. , .B .. I i , -l. b1U.1. || . I (1 It,ni1.A, ob(is " to e n In tho in. 1 to'o th4o evangelil, fund of'B$thei M0tsbytory. We hope he may meet with success, Mr. B. 1 . !llison has dispo.sed of bLa properity in Chester, the Chester livery -and sale stables, and will in ftturo conduct a sale-lot in our town. His pny friends 're glad to welcome him again in our midst, and wish him prosperity in his business. "UNOLAIMED LETTERs.-The follow ing is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffico at Winnsboro, S. C. ,Do cember 19, 1887.: Jonas Akens, 8. R. Blaokmore, Ben Davis, Miss Alice Evans,'R. L. Gibson, Mies Jamie Johns, T. S, Merritt, Miss Magle Mooi'e, M. 11. McGrady, James -Rollie, Miss Alioo Smith, Samuel Stewart. Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say they wore ad,! vertised. DuBosE EGLESTON, Postmaster. FUN FoR CIIUSTMA.--A plan is now being consummated whereby our riti zons who desire to do so can have some fun on Monday of Christmas I week. It is proposed .to have at the race track, near town,'a series of races for 'county-bred horses, for. small purses, together with a fine pigeon shooting match.. All parties are cor dially invited to participate in either of the contests. The men bal;king the scheme will spare no pains to make both entertainments successful. Fur thor'. particulars will appear in our tri-weekly prior to the dato of con tests. ] IMPORTANT TO THE Pun1L.-Post masters in all offices are required to advertlsc or post letters uncalled for, weekly. According to a new regula tion, hereafter when a letter is either posted or advertised, on being called t for an extra charge of one cent will be made. Of course those living at a distance from the office and who are in the habit of getting their mails weekly, and being personally known to the postmaster as persons calling for their mail weekly, will not have their letters posted or advertised. All other persons will have to pay the extra one cent if letters are advertised. -11. Ii. P., or 111ll's Hepatlo, Panacea, cures Sick Ileadach in 20 minutes. For Constipa tion it has no equal.. " MCMASTER. DRICE & KETCHIN. Tim DISPCTED.LINIi.-Tho disputed line between North and South Caro hua on the boundary of York, Mock lenburg and Union counties is again the subject of a inessage from the Governor. We join with the News and Courier in saying: It is to be hoped, for the sake of the good people who live in the disputed territory, that the new boundary line between North and South Carolina 3 shall be run, when .it is run, as far' north as possible. There is -no place .3 on earth lIke South Carolina, and there is no climate anywhere in tihe United ( States that Is so pleasant all the year round as that which we enjoy. By all means, therefore, let the State lines 8 be pushed out as far as practicable in every direction, in order that as many of our neighbors as are within reach a may hereafter share our unspeakable ad vantages. What a blessed thing it I would be for the whole country, by the way, if this blessed Palmetto State extended to the- St. Lawrence and tue o Mississippi rivers, at least. It did ex- b tend to the lFather of Waters, -o'nce upon a time. JEIDGEWA*Y NO2.d The decision in the Virginia case gave general satisfaction to the people in this cornmiunity. They look upon it as a correct solution of the consti tution iluestion involved. TIE NEWS AND HERALD havIng said that the horse wans sixteen feet high holds toL its opinion. Consistency is a jewel, and we admire THE~ NEWS AND HERALD for it, but the reasoning by which it attempts to show that it whts right and the court wrong is merely a fanciful play upon words. The point It makes is that although a State can not bie sued, yet the officials of a State may be enjoined from enforcing the lawvs of the State. This is simply I a distinction without a diff'erence, and a n's such was clearly set forth by thd court. Obviously the doctrine as now e established is right. If a State calfinot a, be sued straigtout it ought not to be liable indirectly. This Is- a~ common sense view.of the case, and as it is unquestionably right, we see no reason C for trembling about the future repub- C lie, and in fact do not, for the old , American eagle can still flap and the country is in no danger whatever. The ladies of Longtowvn church gave a hot supper- at the- residence of Mr. David Tidwell on Wednesday, Novem bor 30th, Quite a number from this place atended and woro highly a pleased with what they saw, with thme f0 treatment they got from the Longtown people and with the supper. The f' object of the supper was to raise money for erectIng (or helping to erect) a parsonage. It was quite a success, as the net proceeds reached. well on to $75. The stores areo all filld with Christ- *, mias goods, and we are all expecting a in fine, large time. It is eminently proper th at we should be merry oft this occasion, for it is just at the time when .balances are struck, and it is evident from the amount of .goode sold,and cotton 'etc., brought In, that neArly everybody will have admething to their orodit. It is rumored that a palrty. of the yo- citizens of the place, headed by 0 foD., propose to get up a ball before r the liidays are over--something tbm&t d will "snow under" the military'of d Winneboro. - Aimiwell - last Stn4ay. The p pastor was assisted- by the 11ev. 8. R1.. Hope, of Laowrysville, Chester' county. It Was'a real interesting maeting, anid it Is hoped that munohego atbe The sehool hero ,has kept up very 11 ius _fa, and if it woiro only possi fo; tho phpils to attend',-rgularly dlch boter progress 9guld be made. Tbere i boen a little business in ne trial justice court lately, and lawyer James has again appeared for lo defence. Miss Nellio Davis, of Winnsboro, is ponding some time with -friends here.. P. A Sound Legal Opinion. E. Brainbridge Munday, EsqQ. Count. atty., CayCo., Tex., says: "nave use' Milectrlo Bitters with most happy results. Sly brother also was very. low with Mala. lal Fever and Jaundic but was cured by Itely use of this mediie Am satisfied Electric Bitters satved his life." Mr.. D. I. Wleoxson, of horse Cave, y., adds a 11 ke testimony, sayi : He osit vely believes he would have d, had t not been for Electric Bitters. This great remedy will-ward off, as well is cure all Malaria Diseases, and for all idney, Liver and- Stomach .Disorders tands unequaled. Price 50O. and $1. Ot lioMaster, Brico & Ketciin. * Don't Experiment. You cannot afford to waste time in ox, ierimnenting when your lungs are In dan pr. Consumption always seems, at first, only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to npose upon you with some cheap . linita ton of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con umption, Coughs, and Colds, but be sure ron get the genuine. Because he can nake more profit he may tell tell you lie ias something just as good, or just the aune. Don't be deceived, but insist upon tetting Dr. King's New Discovery, whioh s guaranteed to give relief snail Throat, .ung and Chest affections. Trial bottles ce at McMaster, Brice & Ketchin's Drug toro. * Holiday goods. tECEIVED' AND TO REQEIVE Soveral Choice Selections of HRISTMAS GOODS, ALL AND EXAMINE THEM BE FORE THEY ARE PICKED . OVER. TEW ARRIVALS -FOR TIIE 30LI'DA Y SECOND SUPPLY OF Raisins, Currants and Citr'on. Pitieapple, Chehse and Maccaroni.. fince Meat and Can:ton Preserved Ginger.- - ~ery Chioice Snugar,Cured Smoked: .Beef TLongute. anned Meats, Salmon, French Sar dines and Oysters. ' New Almonids anid Walnuts.i pices and Herbs for seasoning Tur keys. Sngars, Coffee and Teas. lackercl, No. 1 and No. 2, in Kits, Very Choice. ice, and the very best Flour and Grits. With a gre'at many ether things, all ' which wihi be sold at low fiures S. S. WOLFE. THE STAQ Newer poi sunorta the Principle. u Pubished in the City of New York, ~III..A M DOR SH EIME R, EDITOR. ally, Weekly, and Sunday Edilion,s. THE WEEKLY STAR, ~n Right-page Newspa per, issuoL every Wednesday. Aecean, pure, bright and intereetug FAMILY_PAPER. It contains the latest news, down to the hour of gotng to prea. agrlcultural, Market, Fashion, Household -Financil and Cornmorcial, 'olitical, ' 2Poetical, Humorous and Editorial -partments,'ali under, the direction of t rainc' u rna ts of the higho ability. Ii columni wi Original storie y ?dstinguished American nnr reign writers of oo. ERMS OF THE WEEKLY STAR TO SUBSCRIBERS Ftree of Poatae In th United States and Canada, NE DOLL'AR FOR ONE YEAR. lobs of 10 o the same P. 0. addres with an additional cop to organiser of 0ab, , .$10.00 -R THREE MON.THS, on tril, . 25 cents pecial terms and e traordinary inaco. Mend fi's Oisenias. THE DAILY STAR, Tam DAtt.v Sua contains aii the news'of-the da Is attractive foll'm. - Its 5Pal-.correspondeneb bIo frm ndon, eParis, Belin, Vienna and Dublo. At Washaington .Alban~y, and other ne*s centers, the ier,corr espononte epeolally retained by Tun Brns. las literary feature. are unsupses. Tio Ii nan ta and Market Reiws are nuslually fuil TERMS OF THE DAILY. STAR TO 8UBSORI9ERS., aco.of Poigc g the UntdStates and Canada,'out ,ery Day for one e t (inoeluding S#aday), ally, withut Sun da,one year, ,.Ow shl, wthout Sday, snonths, *,,800 ndmay, without Daiiy, c'ne year,. . * , 1.00 Broadwiay and PPla0ej@. 1w York. SPEl0IAr. NOT10E. EARNATLYrequest my friends whO ar neted to me to stle their bhlF aes onof l~fre January .1, .13888, ag I cd 6vAry cnt t,hat I can, rAiBe by that at If yucan't psibly pa; money Ive~ ae thai G 4 ne( e. o't JNO. P. MATt1IEW8, Jza, Dec8txtillJani. SHIAT, a yt of an tInneat Buck ontalning Si tdo ces, mor0e or For terms BppIJ *.'lxt 0 EATE PRICES RP ~rDl Is plenty able, perfectly willi can give. For two weeks only I will ofle 8,000, yards of 1 1,200 yards of 4 110 yards of I DRESS GOODS. 1 pieco 1 pico 5-4 Blac] JUST ARRIVED : Job lot of D. A. Hendrix has just receiv useful toys. Come and see thon. THE WINNRBOf00 BAlR. H. A. GAILLARD, A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, WINNSBORO, S. C. Office in building of WinnsboroNational Bank. ' A. S. DOUGLASS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. 0 Law Range, WINNSBORO, S. C. Practices in the Stnte and United States Courts. II. N. OnEAR.' , W. C. RION. OBEAR & RION, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT- LAW, Nos. 7 and 9 East Washingto;; bt. w1ixxSnoi, S. C. Offices same as occupied by the late Col James Ii lion. J. E. MoDONALD, C. A. DOUdLAS 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 Uhited States Courts. W. L. McDONALD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, WVINNSBORO, S. C. Omee up stairs in THE NEWS AND IliEn ALD building. JAS. GLENN McCANTS, A.TTORNEY-'AT - LA W, No. 1 -x AW' RAN6E,. WI NN S BO RO, S. C. IT''ractIcos in the State antd Unitedl States Conrts. E. D. RAGSDALIe.' - > . W. RAUsDALE. RAGSDALE & RAGSDALE, ATTORNEYS AN Od4SLLORS AT LAW, No. 2 Lawy IAnge, W IN N SBO.R O, S. C. OSlYUND W. BIUOHANAN, AT TORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 7 Law Range, W I N NSRBORO, S. C. Practices in all United States and State Courts. Special attention to corporation and insurance-law. -- - Chisiffas__Doods MINCE MEAT. - GINGER PRESERVES. RAIIOS,CURRANTS RAISONS,AND CITRON. NUTS OF ALL KIND. FLAVORING FOR SAUSAGE. CHOW CHOW AND MIXED PICKLES. OATMEAL. - COFFEES-JAVA AND RIO. TEAS-GUNPOWDER, GREEN AND BLACK. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. NEWV ORLEANS MOL ASSES. J. F. JIeMASTER & CO. . f sa .end for DOG BUYERO' eseg~& as .,hI4L God.aial Pn. a oc orb CATAP1ILH Sage's Catarrh Glre *-AND TIHE UNIVERSAL R1tMEfY F'OR KAY FEVER AND OATARRI D1 UGGI8ST ig uid always re dy to give each r to.the publiobargains never be] est Prints at Oe., worth 7c.. anyw -4 Fruit of the Loom and other n eperel 10-4 Sheeting (best quality - DRESS 5-4 Imported Black Cashmere (al c Cashmere'(nico qoality) at 74c. 1 piece 4-4 Brown Cashm Overcoats. Come and see them; 3d a nice line of Holiday Goods, E Established 1844, THE 'NEWS a"n'qIEAL PUBLISHED WEEKLY AN] TRI-WEEKLY. The only paper published it the County. TERMS: Tri-Weekly, - - $.200 in advanc Weekly, - - - - 1.50 "" Subscribe for your Count Paper. It gives you all thi information concerning affair in which you have an interest and you will be apt to' con cedec its worth upon trial.. SAMPLE COPY ON APPLICA TIOI JOB DEPARTYENT. Having increased the forci of our Job Department, w< arc now prepared to execut< all'kinds of job work neatly upon the shortest notice, an< at thc lowest possible figurc We will gladly furnish price list on application, and guar. antee that you will find th< same as low, if not lower, that 'any othier establishment of th< kind, in the State. Send ir your orders. -- -AN ORD1NANCE - To PRoHniBIT TIHE SHOOTING CIF Fiml CRAOKcERs AND OTH1an 'ExPr.oSIvEc ON THlE STRIEET. Be it ordained by the Intendant an<l Wardens of the,.town ofj Winnsboro in Council assembled, andI by authiori ty of the enme, Thiat any person o person9 M. abali discharge any gum 01' vi . , or set fire to, exp)lode, o I8 ul ny equib, fire, fire-cracker, o explpive, or any othei' discharge o powder, except in the discht.rgo o some public duty, within the corporati limits of the town, shall forfeit a'nd pay. for each and.ievery such ofionceo sum not exceeding ten dollars, or'b imprisoned at the discretion of thi Intendant. .r.rovided, That on Christ inas or other holiday the use of fire crackers, lre-works and other harm loe ex loives, shall be at the disore tinoteIntendant. Be it furthler ordained, That an; person or persons who shall exhibit set fire to, or explode, any fire-works or fire-balls, or raise or elevate an: ballobu .by hodt within the corporati limits Cof the town, unless by thi written permission of the Intendant fha'st had~ and 6btainied, shall forfel and pey for each and every oftono the sum of five dollars, or be ispris oned at th~e discretion of, j In tendant. Attestr; I. 17. WITxiER8, O1etk'. READ CAI nd every customer just as good a-b ore equalled in Winnsboro: here in town. omestics at 8*0. at 27*c. GOODS. ] 1 wool) at 98c., cheap to any one at 1 piece 4-4 Black Ci ore (a bargain) at 89c. the best coats for the money ever of imch as Dolls, Albums, Toilet Sets, South (iarolina Railway Conipany. C OMMENCING SUNDAY, JUNE, 13, 1887, at 1.10 A. M., Passenger Trains will run as follows, "Eastorl time:" TO AND FROM CHARLESTON. EAST (DAILY). Depart Columbia.. 0.50 a. in. 5.33 p. n. Dne Charleston... .10.35 a. in. 9.45 p. nI. WEST (DAILY). Depart Charleston. 7.00 a. in. 8.00 p. i. Duo Columbia.....10.45 a. in. 9.45 p. n. TO AND FROM CAMDEN. EAST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.) a. n. a. In. ' "m. p. in. Depart Columbia...6.50 7.45 5.00 5.33 p.mn. p.mi. p. m. p,m. Duo Camden......12.52 12.52 7.42 7.42 WEST (DAILY SUNDAY EXCEPITED.) a. m. a. m. p. in. p. in. Depart Camden... .7.45 7.45 3.30 3.30 a. In. a. in. ) m. p M. Due Columbia.....10.25 10.45 7.30 ~9.45 TO AND FROM AUGUSTA. EAST (DAILY). Depart Columbia.. 6.50 a. in. 5.33 D. in ) Duo Augusta......11.40 a. in. 10.25 p. In WEST (DAILY). Depart Augusta ... 6.10 a. in. 4.40 p. in. Duo Columbia.....10.45 a. in. 9.55 p. im. CONNECTIONS Made at Union Depot, Columbia, with Calunbia & Greenville Railroad by train arriving at 10.45 A. M and departing at 1 5. 33 P. M. Also, with L. C. & A. Railroad by same train to and from all points on both roads. Passengers take Breakfast and Supper at Branchvllie and Columbia Depot. At Pregnalls to and from all points on Eutawvlle Ralroad. At Charleston with steamers for New York, Jacksonville and points on St. John's River on Tuesdays and Saturdays; with Charleston and Savan nah Railroad to and from Savannah and points in Florida dally. At Augusta with (iotgla and Central Rallroads to and from all points West and South. At Blackvllo to and from points on I3arnwull Railroad. Through tickets can bopurehased to all points South and WVest b aplplying to UNION 13*'O'1', Agent, Columbia, S. C. JO.(UN 13. PECK, General Manager. D. C. ALLEN, (en. Pass. ket Agt., JNO. S. REYNOLDS A TTOR INE Y-AT-L A COMMn(CI AL hAN K nlU ILDiNo, COLUMBIA, 8. C. 'tion ofbusiness in the St:ato and Federaj Courts of South Carolna. B USINS - USINE Owing to the unusual stringoi peope gnerllyhave practice inapbrnceso trade. The has felt the pressureowith thor we feel gratified that our busi onr expectations. Now thatt the reaction has come, and kni PEOPLE WILL HAY In anticipation of this we has usual. .We expected to sell assuredly doing it ~AT O UR L Now we want to give a timol: thoroughly acqual uted wvith o give our undivided attention from boginning has beeni Smi fail to try our house. DRY GOODS . In Dress Goods and Dress bought heavily anddi well to do more tils fall in that 1i: to clear thema out. Iiandkorci we have ever~ handled. Ilosk >)rices we leave to the doel G oods, Damask, Napkins, Do in i, Bleacing at bottom flp \ ilte Flanels, Calico, Giug lu BOOTS A' WE XEAR SUJRMU D)o you know that there is there is in plicrusts. You g cents for a poor dinner, while good one. As a ztulo you s; the best, because. it was bott with shoes; you can't make g Haven't you often been ten that looked as well as higher S.Want to put your money whol our advice and bu nothing such as found at te CornerI -will thank us for~ the sugges *trading with us, we hatve n< thoem in our store every time Respooetihlif JI~BEA - rgain as any competitor in town DRESIMGOODS. shmere at 49c. rered in this market. Dressing Casbs and many other - BOB WHITE TURN. PLOW PRICE, $2.oo WILL DO THE WORK OF M $5 PLOW. XX BRIGHT ENGINE OIL, 50 cents per gallon. CYLINDER OIL, 90 cents por gallon. Cheaper and better than tallow. COOK STOVES, $10.oo UP. HEATING STOVEO IN GREAT VARIETY. A lot of fancy Baskets at cost to close out. Tinware, Woodwarc, lubs, Spokes and Rims. J. IH. CUlRHIN4. ARBUCKLES namo on a paokage of COFFEE iI a guarantee of excaennce ARIOSA 00FmE is kept i -all firatolass stores from the Atlantio to thie PeoWtor iseegood whene eudto thes. Aiasbythisbranine lmtoaay seal ON POUND PAQKA M. BooMING. icy for the last few seasons, the 3d economy in their purchases general mnerchandiso business et. Considerig the situation ness has held its owni beyond ho times are batter, we feel that ow that E NEW FALL GOODS. o filled our shelves fuller than ~ho goods of course,.and aro O W P RI C ES. suggestion to all who are not ur way of doing~ business. We to our work, and out' motto 11 Profits, Quick Sales. Don't LND NOTION S. riimminigs, last winter we vith them. Tis influenced us e. Come and see. We intend liefi, a bigline, and the prettiest ry, a well s electcd lot, and the iioni of the purchaser. White ylles, Towels, Shoetings Shirt res, Canton Flannels, lid and mn, eco. D SHQO B L5 much diffebrence in shoes as..<. o to 'a choap bot l and pav25 at another you $1y.0 or a f' in tho tid the zgar price is st qualiy and no shoddy. So ao shoes outn poot' atetrial. ipted to lrwet in ehea shoes price goods?' I, ho#eeryo - it Wll do theb ost good,tk ht reliablQ 'well xnadd shes, store, and 6n wordie f dit O Ion. To those *ho havebou .,