The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, July 09, 1895, Image 3
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Tuesda3, July 9, ;
New Advertisements.
J. G. Wolling-Final Discharge.
County Board of Contro:-Election
of Dispenser.
Local urt tf
The Winnsboro Democratic Club,
No. 1, will meet at the Town Hall to
night at 8.40. A full attendance is
very necessary-business of import
ance. By order of the President.
J. P. CALDWELL, Secretary.
The Democratic League of Winns
boro, ;s hereby called to meet in the
Court House at 8.30 o'clock, this Taes
day night, July 8th, 1895. A full at
tendance is demanded as business of
importance will be traneacted.
J. S. ELDER, Secretary.
-A convention of the Democratic
Party is hereby called to meet in
Winnsboro Saturday, July 20th 1895,
in the Court House at 11 o'clock a m.
The presidents of the varioua clubs
will convene their clubs for the
purpose of electing delegates to said
convention.
JAS. W. HIANAHAN,
County Chairman.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
WHEAT MILL.-At Pu i's uil!, on
Broad River, I am prepared to make
ths ber flour. Satisfaclion guaranteed.
IIvmay L. PARR.
B13OKE 111s SKULL - A diffi-:Iily
bappemd .t Mr. E. P. Mob'e%'s vard
on Suniday creveing in hibch Mr. W".
Street broke Mr. Hugh Mcarle 's
Pkull wi I ahoe. Mr. Street accused
Mr. M:Creys so., of maki: g soine
re flee:itn uoin %ouj.e mieile. tof his
fatnirt :;nl a 6ght enshued with 1he
above results.
BALL IT 1IlDGEWAY -We ure in re
ceipt ot an) invitation to be lresent at
a ball in Cooper's lall at Ridgeway on
the 9 1j. The man-gng cemitni-tre con
sit of W. 11. Ruff, E. P, Lipicomb, ',
J.,hn D. Palner, Jr. and John A.
De ports, Jr. Chaperones-Mrs. W.
11. Ruff, Mrs. M. V. Palmer and Mrs.
11. W. Desportes. The only member
of the NEWS AND HERALD who is -'foot
!oo.eo i; the treazurcr, he may attend.
Tunii WArren SCPPLY- -l'he follQon -
ingis the report of the policeman on
the wat er .-upply measurements t aken
ont Monmb'y moing:ii
teurt -hi'.nse cis.tern..........66
Dcep;t cis~err................15
Elliott's cilern............9
-Neil's cistern.............. .14 9
Miller's citrn............. 7 9
Phillips' cistern.............. 9 6
Ctmmiing' cistern...........16 6
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Miss Maugxie narilton, of White
C.lrOaIk, and her brother, William, were
resent at the Li ring Chess. They
stopped with relatives, Mr. anid Mrs.
J. L. Rich.mond11(.
Mr. James S. Richardson, of Florida, ~
is out on a siit to the Messrs, Ras ~
dales, his cogisins.
Miss Mary Stevenson, wvho lives at c
Albion, in this county, returne d home
from Mexico on la-t Friday evening. A
Miss Stvenoon is worki: g as a mnis- j
siona; y ni der the anspices of the A.
R. P. (hurch. 11er field of labor is I:
near Tamipio.
Mr. J. J. Gerig has returned to TJ
Ocala. Mr. Albert Gerig will go in a
few days.
Mr. Spencer Macfie has gone to
Cohanbia wher e hie will remail in thre (
future.
...w ndiierb~ haye lacid their ~
ground s.o successfuH.-as Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. During -.te past
fifty ) ears, it l as been the most -popu
lar of all cough cures and tht demnand
for it to- 'ay is greater thr n ever be
'fore. P.< pljpt to act anid .-ure to car~es
FikW INDUtSTRIES ON "TIIE RIDG E." 8
Ciops ate looking fi e ~ind rajin is
plentiful; the i'armuets a:eC throught
laying bye core,
Mi-s I(zzie Timns is hom-*: trom I
Ashevil e n here she y adua'.t.
.\essrs. T. R an~d J. Rt. liric are
sole mianufacturers of household fu n.
tuire, have made two cl,>thes presses
and a table-dou's ktnow whether they
could make a crade, but s::nd in the
orders.
Mr. Temi Timms is making money
by annilg leather at 3 cents a hide;
he tanned one and a half hides last
month.
Mr. Jrno. Paul is threshing wheat,1
two baabes a day.1
Nr. Jnro. Young has a shop arid
will sharpen sonr plows if you send1
a mant c do) the hiammter.nig.
M r. Ji:r4'immrs, the chi rnpio imcl.>n
a ,d peach grower, is l.te wit'l his
crop but will be along later.
Mes. rs. J. WV. Brice and RI. S.
McNaul are emnba:king int the under
taking bus:nress- hey made a box to
bury a cat in.
Mr. J. S. Young has a mill a:.d lie
will gin your u.e d and bolt it-but you'
better bring your sifter arid some one
to shake it.
The Best for the Famnliy.
MAcoN, GA -"I have found Simu
mens Liver lt -gu'ator the best family
medicine. I have used it in Indiges
tion and Ikliousness, and found it to
relieve immediately. After caing a
hiarty sup..-e.-, if otn going t> bed I
take a dos ot' it, 1 never feel any bad
effects (of the supper ;'- Ovid Gi.
Sparks, E-Mayor.
EXECUTIVE CO1DMITTEE MEETI',
Tiie Democratic Executive Co
mittee met in the Couit House on S
ul dsv, Juniie the 6.h. The busint
before the club was to hear the sen
meit of the various clubs of be
factions as to a division of delegat
according to the Elliott reboluti'
which provided, that each faction p
forward five delegates by whatev
method each faction should chose, at
these delegates to be voted for in
primary of all white voters, the tv
highest of each faction to be declaro
the nominees and to be voted for
the generakelection. Mr. Mears offe
ed a new resolution to the effect th
the primary be open to all who wou:
run and that each candidate pledi
himself that in case he was the thij
ighest of his faction that he won:
withdraw, thereby producing ti
effect of honoring the two highest <
both fac ions as candidates at il
general election. Mr. Elliott concurre
in this reeolution, but it was lost L
>ne vote.
Mr. John W. Lyles then offeied il
following resolution, which was ca
-ied by one vote:
Resolced, First, that we have n
Luthority to dictate whom the peop]
ball vote for and we can make n
rule to declare two Conservatives an
two Reformers elected regardless c
the number of votes they may receivo
Second, That we favor a diYision <
lelegates between the factions, if th
>eople can find men of each factio
eceptable to them, and we urge tI1
7oters to select and vote for two me
)f each faction whose v:ews they ca
udoi se.
Afterniards the campaign meeting
*vere arratiged and mnausgers for th
)rim ry electin appointed.
The fir~t n eting will be at W hit
)ak on July i9th (Friday), at Feastei
'ille, 20th; Monticello, 23.1; Greer
aI ei , 241h; lUlythewcod, 25th; Long
wn, 2G h and Winusboro, 27th.
Candidates are assessed $2 each a.
mist file a pledge to ab'de the result v
aid -upport the nominees of the pri
nary at the general election. Th
iney and I.l.,ldge to be handed th
t et.ry, J. R. Cur:ec, not laer thai
uIee daya btfore the p:imary. Boxe
'd tickets will be deliver d to man
gers on day of weeting in Wilnst ore
The fol'owing managers were op
oted for the primary elcction:
Mtn icello-G. T. Simms, Frank R
IcMcekin, J. 11. Aiken, J. D. Tlaih'
ly thewoo !-M M. Klinzkscales, P
. Hoffutan, W. W. Smith.
Albion - J. E. Stevenson, C. J
tevensor, Dr. J. E Douglass.
Salem-T. L. Estes, J. WV. C;-owder
. I. James.
Jekinvile-T. P. Younginer, J
Cut ry, C. B. Douglass.
Horeb-W. B. Murry,N. D.Rloberts
.W. ( larke.
Jackson Creek- T. M. Jordan, W
I. Tur.cr, J. H. Kenr~edy.
Mossy Dale-T. T. Smith, T. C
~ama, George Smith.
Rigeway - W. p. Bolick, RI. T
lair, James A. 1Kenredy.
Woodward - R. G. Miller, J.. B
orrion, T. M1. Boulware.
Feaserville-W. J. Keller, T. W
'raylor, M1. D. C. Colvin.
ampton and Longtown - B. F
osels, J. WV. Rofier, Melvin Melli
2amp.
Oakland-James Picket, D. H. Rob
tson, Thomas Rawls.
Bear Creek and Mill Hill-T. WV
ligh, Clifton Dukes, R. W. Hollis, H
. Flannigan.
Cedar Creek-D. A. Broom, J. W
ihardsen, S. C. Drown.
W hike Oak-J. B. Patrick, S. H
'errell, J. J. McDowell.
Gladden's Grove-C. S. Ford, W. S
Ial, Jr., Daniel Ball, Win. Dixon.
Horeb, No. 1-Ctarlie Robertson
). P. Ir by, V. H. Rob'nson.
Winnsboro-H. S. Wylie, M1. HI
lobley, G. R. Lauderdale, H. L
~lliott, Jr.
The meeting then adjourned.
THE LIVING CHESS.
The "Living Chess," abcut whic]
iuch has been sai.1, was exhibite<
ii th armory last. Frid!ay night an<
a spectacular scene it has neve
te n exc(1 d ini W~insboro It wa
Ir J. WV. Ilanahan, who conceive<
he idea, and lie evidenmly devoted;
ea deal of time and thought to it
* did a gri at deal hi;,self in makin;
lie vriou- cos-umbe and his prope
.iep ion, of tl.e whole affir h is bee:
le subject of very complimenitar;
enaks. Mr Jno. J Neil, wh
)layt the "Reds." and Mr. J. N]
tenart, whlo played the "Wh'lites,
ikewise deserve a great deal of credi
r te interesting and en'ertainitn
xxhibi: ion.
The names of tl.ose who were i
he game and the respective persont
ins have already been published
o0 which, hiovever, mustI be added t1
am s of Bratton .Davis, as "Page" I
he f'R.1Queen" and Charley Dwigl
is "Pge" to the "White Queen."
O'e of the attractions of the cv
ning was a tableau representir
reennyo's Dream of Fair Womne:
uring wh'ch Mr. J. G McCants ret
the poem, the characters being repr
ented as follows:
Helen of Tro
M rs W. D. Dougha
Jphegnia-Miss E ler Do
Clotpa' ra -
Miss Eay Cumi"
Jphtha's Daughter
Miss Susie Ketc~h
R oam iond
Miss Nannie Cummin
Marart opr- Miss Lou Dwig
Joan of A- c
Miss Jessie Jer'nins
Q nee Elanr
\M.:s T G; 1wig
G. QAWTT~JLS
i- Rxos, S. C., July s, 1a9n.-31. ud
tt- Mrs. Plummer are on a visit 1o Rion,
se and are guests of Mrs. Iartman. Mr.
ii- Plummer will do some little business
th while here in his line.
es Nicholas Musladen will ei'joy the
)n granite during the Eummer.
Lt All the little ones are doing well
ar now, the whooping cough having taken
id its departure, much to the regrct of
a the poor mothers.
o James F. Redding, Esq., president
d of the Winnsboro Granite Company,
it accompanied by Mr. D. A. J. Sullivan
r- paid the quarry a visit last wcek. Mr.
t -Sullivan will jet urn in a few days.
d R. Y. Roberts begs me to say that
e his Fob Jacket variety of mellons will
'd be ripe in two weeks, and he will only
d ask 50c. each for them.
t Plum and blackberry marmalade is
the rage at the quarry just now. A
great many of the quarry people are
e drying the blackberries also.
d Mrs. Wm. E. Jamison had quite a
y fall a few days ago and is still confi::ed
to her bed.
Joe Glover, from the Ridgeway sec
e tiot, is on a visic to his father-in-law.
lie b~ougbt in the mule and buggy.
Eogar Brooks and Willie Jamison
have both been quite unwell, but are
o now up and about.
C The quarry people all attended the
d picnic at 6 reenbriar on the Fourth, and
d all r e;urnedI home elated at the drilling
Sqnalit; s of !ie (reenbriar Rifles.
Ed. itul hus returned to the bosom
of his . y, having spent two days
e in Georgin but.ting foi work. He
says he will never h-ave Rion again,
M only to take a look at Simpson's P. 0.
1 and he will return before dark.
" The Calhoun monument is progress
ing finely. It will be ship;ed ab->t
S the latter part of September.
e The Winnsboro Granite Compaty
will make nit exhibit of their quarries
in the "United States" and "State
e exhibit" at the Atlanta Exposition,
- having secured a spa-e in both drpart.
- ments.
- Look out fi r L. 1). Robert son's
prize pigs.
Mrs. Robert Nicholson has re'urned
I home, having s; eat several nonths
f ;%ith her daughter. Mrs. Allen, at
. Litlhonia, Ga. S.
Four lig Successes.
Having th.: ne:d- d merit to more tlau
make good all lt advertising claimed fcr
3 them, the fol!owing four remiedies have
- reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's
New Dizcovery, for Consumptien, Coughs
- and Colds, each bottle guara teed; Elec
- tric Ditters, the great remedy for Liver,
Stomach anl Kioneys; Buckle.'s Arnica
Salve, the test in the world, and Dr.
. King's New Life Pills, whien are a perfect
pill. All thlse remedies tre guarantecd
to do just what is claimed for them and
. the dealer whose name is attached here
with will be glad to tell you more of them.
Sod at McYaster & Co.'s 1)ruz Store- *
FEASTERVILLE ITEMS.
Mr JWditor; The farmers age getting
along tolerably well with their work.
Most of them have finished laying by
old corn. The corn crops have imn
.proved considerably recently, and
now bids fair to make gocd cr-opa.
Cotton is growing very nicely since
the nica rains and hot weather we had
some time ago. Mr. WV. J. Crowder,
of the mekhead section, had potton
blooms on the twenty-sixth of June.
I think that is the earliest in this sec
tion. Mr. Crowder is one of our most
energetic and enterprising farmers.
Miss Isabelle Lyles, of Aiken cunty,
is visiting Mr. Jno. A. 1F. Coleman's
family. IHer many frienda and rela
tives are glad to have her in their
midst.
Mr. Tr-esvan Wolling, of Wolling,
has re:nrned from Leesvilk college
and is again ready to wait on his
fatherts many cnstomers, by whom
he is very much .ized. We are glad
to have him with us again.
Miss Isabelle Taylor is visting
Misses Kate and Annie Coleman; we
wish her a pleasant visit.
Politics is to some extent, the topic
of conversation. While the leading
newspapers are filled up with long
editorials on tha monitary question;
our people are pursuing their daily
avocations readinag the newspapers
and discussing the financial problem
in connection Wyith the Constitutional
Convention, but seems to consider the
-Convention paramount to a'l other
questions.
Your humble scribe has recently
bought a copy of Coin's Financial
School. I regret not to have bought
the book before I wrote the article
that von have recently published.
Iad . been in possession of the book
previous to the writing' of the letter
on the motey questi ,n, I perhaps
could have been more accurate and
explicit in the figures quoted, and the
explIanations given in my comlmuni
cation which was written some time
previous t-> the date it bears, which
was an agreement with the editor and
myself to date the piece inst a few days
bfo.e publication. I think a copy
I of C'oin's books ought to be in every
hotse and let the people post them
selves Onl a question thrt I consider
paramount to a'l others. It 'is the
- mo- t thorough and complete history
of money that .has ever been before
t the people. Coin ought to be nomi
Sna'el for President of ;he United
'States. RuJ
FEASTERtVIL.LE, S. C., July 4, 1895.
For Over Fifty Years
Mun,. WINsLow's SoOTHING Synizt has
C been used for over' frty years by millions
0 ot mothers for their children while teeth
Sin-?, with pet feet success. It soothes the
chitI, softens the gums, allays at' pain,
cura- wind colic, and is the best remedy
.for Diarrhoa. It will relieve the poor lit
te entferer immrediately. Sold by Drug
its in every part, of the world. T wenty
, 6ve cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for
.rs. WVin-low's Soothing Syrup," and
d ta'- no other kind. 5-A xiy
w zen Baby was sick, we gave her Ca. rtfa,
-Ywhen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
swha sho becamze 3Iiss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave thems Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
SPRING]
Started Wi
I an now showing a great variety
of fancy Dress Goods and Silk Waist
colored dotted Swiss. A handsome lo
Sateens, Ginghams, Outings, Chambra
coes, white and black Lawns, white an<
linen Sheeting, Table Damask, Scrims
Toweling, Table Napkins and Dovlie
Special bargains in Hosiery this season.
1\TOT3
Some ,eople have queer notions, but I
body. Fix your attention on this, yonn,
and Summer Neckwear. My stock. of
thing nice in a Linen Wash Tie.
Charles
Low-cut and Half Low-cut Shoes. T
children's Slippers ever seen in this tow
When you want a Trunk, Valise, or S,
Clothing.
You can afford to dress yourself and
prices are low indeed. My variety is to
fine assortment of Boys' Knee Pants.
Iii quality I am on to). In price I am
Goods exchanged or money refunded.
J L. MIM
Q. D. WILLIFOL
CLERK;J SALE. ]
ST ATE OF SOUTl CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRIFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In the case of Exparte Mary T. Coopir.
N pursuance of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas, ina(le in the above
state i cate, I wil. offer for sale, before the i
Court ouse door in Winnsboro, on the a
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST e
e:t. within the legal hours of sale, at t'
pubic outery, to the highest bidder, the
following described property, to wit: C
"All tlh.t certain piece, parcel or lot of a
land, lying, being situate in the town of
Ridgway. Fairfield, County, S. C., con.
tainmg
ONE-HALF ACRE, g
ore or leSs. 1> ing the same lot of land t
-ovyed to said Mary t'. Cooper by Min
ie E. Kennedy by Deed dated 23-d No
emb er, 1889."
The puirchtaser to pay for all necessary o
apers. .
Terms of Sale: Cash. t<
Clerk's Office, Rt. L. J ENNINGS, a
Winnsboro, S. C , C. C. P. F. C.
uy 0, 1S95.
7-td
S
FIRST CROP NOW. ~
I
Fll Supply and Variety
-of Seed.
Gunpowder, Hyson and
lack *Teas, Bath Brick for
leaning knives, Butter Wrap
ping Paper, Chocolate Flavor
ing'Extracts, Spices, - Peppers,
&c., &c. S:
Goblets, cheap Tumblers,
Pitchers and other crockery. c
[oilet Soaps, Sicily Lemons,
half-gallon b)uckets of Mixed
paints and other Paints.
lso a new supply of Novels.
At the Drug Store of
eadache Destroys Health
Resuitin.g in poor memory, irritability, ner
vousness and intellectual exla!ustionl, I$
inducs other forms of disease, such as epi
iepsy, heart disease, apoplexy, Insanity, etc.
Dr. Miles' Nervine Cures.
Mrs. chas. A. Myers, 201 Hlanna St., Fort
Wayne, Ind., writes Oct.7, 3894: "I suffered
terribly with severe headaches, dizziness,
backache and nervousness, gradually grow
ing worse until my life was despaired of,
and try what we would, I found no relief
until I commenced using Dr. Miles' Nervine.
I have taken five bottles and believe I am a
well woman, and I have taken great com
fort in recommending all of my friends to
use Nervine. You may publish this letter
if you wish, and I hope it may be the means
of saving some other sick mother's life, as It
did mine."
On sale by all drugists. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent FREE. Dr. Miles Medical
Co., Ekhart, Ind.
r Miles Remedies Restore Health.
3US.INESS
th a Jump.
of black Dress Goods; also a nice lin
Goods. Something new in white ani
t of Percals, Cotton and Linen Duck
rs, Shirting, Scherioth, Challies, Cali;
1 black checked Nainsooks, cotion anc
Cretons, white Quilts, Towels and
. A big line of new Dress Linings,
have Notions to please any and every
r men: A complete new line of Spring
Neglige Shirts are beautiful. Some
Heiser's
he largest stock of ladies', misses' and
n.
Otchel, I can please you.
B+- Clothing.
boys in the latest style now as my
o large to specify all the styles. A
at the bottom.
NAUGH.
D, - - Maager.
[f You Want to Know How
Good Buggies are Made,
. READ.
eats:
Our seat frames are made of white
sb, thoroughly glued together at corn
rs and a syrrmetrical skirt cut on
bem.
Panels are made oval by arranging
he machine with a special rig we have
otten up, so that when the seat is
nished it presents a convex surface,
hus causing the varnish to show to
ood advantage, and giving the vehicle
handsome appearance. Feats are
boroughly ironed to a pattern so that
he are all alike, and backs and tops
re interchangeable. The advantage
f this is that if you have one of our
uggies and want a cushion, back or
op we can send you one to fit. Panele
re made of Blue Ridge Mountain
olar.
Our seats are made by Mr. Cicero
oore with a competent corps of as
istants.
We proudly challenge the world to
omlpare seats with us.
Mr. W. M. Patrick, of Woodward,
as recently accepted the agency for
r product in his vicinity, and will
e pleased to explain to you the merits
f the "PREMIUMV CAROLINA
BUGGY."
;ARLIN UGG -CO.,
Yorkville, S. C.
7-10-1y
:837.-- --1895
)AVIDSON COLLEGE,
..DAVYIDSON, N. C.
Next term begins Sept. 12. Nine In
tructors, Ample Laboratories, Apparatus,
abinets, Libraries, Reading Rooms, Gym
asium, Ball Grounds, Tennis Court, &c.
'LASSICAL,
MAT HEMATICAL,
LITERARY,
SCIENTIFIC,
COMMERCIAL.
Send for a Catalogue.
J. B. SHEARER,
74tilOct1 President.
W.L DOUcLAs
$3 SHOEem mG.
s. c~oIDOVAN,
-FRENCH &.ENAMELLED CALF.
M4.310 FINE CALF&KANGAROa
$3.A9 PO1LICE,35SOLES.
S2.$I7BOYS'CHOfL.SHDEI
- L ADIES -
Over Onc Million People wear the
W. L.Douglas $3 & $4-Shoes
A1 our shoes are equally satisfactory
rhey giv thcesa vuefor t Poe
Prom Si to $3 saved over other ma~kes.
If your dealer caair.ot ..:ply you we can. Sold by
W. J. .TOHNSON,
7-3 Ridgeway, s.C.
There were 3,34>934Packagesof~
HIIR2Es' RooTBEER sold in 1894,
which made 15,675,735 gallons,
or313,494>700 glasses, su-f
cient to give every man, wo
main and child in the United
etates, five glasses each--did
you getyvourshare? Be sure
and get some this year.
HI IRES'
G0tbOG
IEr CE.H CO. ams..
AT THE
CORNER STORE.
Another lot of white, black and fancy Ducks just received.
Also a nice line of fancy Dimity. Our fancy Jackonet makes
a beautiful and cool waist for summer.
Wool Dress Good stock is now offered at cut prices for
cash.
i OF..
A new lot of Zeigler Bros'. Ladies'* Shoes just received;
also low price and medium Oxford Ties. We have a small
lot of Gents' Oxford Ties, Black and Russets, and Patent
Leather, which we are offering as JoBs.
Groery -
- Departn3enltA
Fresh Flour, Meal, Molasses, Lard, Bacon, Grits, Rice,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Extracts, Evaporated Apples,
Soap, Starch, Soda, Crackers, &c., &c.
Triumph New Irish Potatoes in store.
Call on us. Respectfully,
J. M. BEATY & BROs
THE Narrow in Tread.
BEST Light in Weight.
BICYCLE Beautiful in Finish.
EVER
MADE was christened as
THE STEARNS.
W.ED. GASH COMPANYJ
Equi able Building. Southern Representatives,
Send for Catalogue. Atlanta, Ga.
Apply for agency.
Headquarters for Millinery.
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
Hats in all the latest shapes. A large stock of Ribbons, Fancy Feathers, Birds
and Tips. Fancy Pins, Buckles, Velvets, Silks, Crepes and other goods per
taning to this department. As we have a large- stock of these goods whic
must be sold in season, we have marked our prices on them down.s Now is
your time to come and buy at .J. 0. BOAG'S.
>sStaple Dry Goods.se
., Novelty and Solid Color Dress Goods of various
styles and material, With Trimmings for same.
a e Fancy Goof~s and Notions as low as the lowest.
o Come and see for bargains at
0 DE--J. 09 BOAG'S.
MARK
CROCKERY, GLASSWAREs
Shoes, Hats and other goods usually found in a general merchandise store to
be found at J- 0. BOAG'S.
Furniture, Sewing Machines, Cooking Stoves, Organs, Euggies, Surreys,
Road Carts, and One and Two-horse Wagons.
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FRESH GOODS. A NEW SUPPLY OF
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Bananas, Lemons, Grated and Shades.
Sliced Pine Apple.
Royal, Sanero and Good Luck Combining Numerous
Baking Powders. Points of Merit
French, Mustard and' Nickel
Sardines.
Chow Chow and Cuuber haps and Most Popular
Pickles. j for Windows.-.
Olives and French Mustard. I ______
Worcestershire and Tomato Buy for profit, keep up to
Catsups- date and~get the best. A new
Dwight's and Church & Co.'s supply of.
* Soda. WINDOW POLES
White C and Powdered AND CORNICES,
Sugars.
as low as can be bought in
Parlor and Safety Matches. Columbia and Augusta. Save
Milk, Lunch and Soda Bis- your express charges.
cuits.
Nick nacks and Lemon Cakes. PR. W eV PHILLIPS
Cream City Hams. 10 -
Citron, Currents and Raisins.
Sewing Machine Oil.
To arrive this week-Spiced:
Vinegar for sweet pickle and
Mason's Porcelain-lined Fruit AE1SRDM
Jars, and Cream Paste for pol- CO0YRIGHTh.
ishing tanned shoes. - n~t PATENT9 Fore
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FINEST ILK HAKES .iS 7 a
FINEST ILK ,JHAKES
in town. Ladies will please' }gi
come and try them."" *